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Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1857-07-02

6FSquatter sosereigniy has been daiin-
to be the entrance Of six addressed la.
dies into large omnibus. and their occupa-
ton thereof, to the exclusion Of fourteen
gent 'emen Of ordinary dimensions.
6TA critic ay' OF a lao volume of poet
ry, that it is "xnutterabi, stupid" Pity it
hadn't been.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1857-07-02

They made her grave at evening,
They knelt by her side to weep,
They covered her DER with flowers
And left her alone to sleep
Yet ever along their pathway,
Ger shadowed by tempests wild,
A beautiful newborn angel
Looked over the clouds and smiled.
They sit by the silent hearth-stOne.
They weep in the twilight gray,
They mourn for the broken music,
The glory that fed away.
They ga thered around the altar,
And over their sobbing prayer
The song of a newborn angel
Is rising in rapture there!
They sleep, and the air around them
By futtering wings is stirred,
And streams of celestial music,
Low whispering strains are heard!
They wander in amaranth bowers,
And meetby the Eden streams.
The beautiful, bright child angel
That blesses them in their dreams!
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1857-07-02

streets. But perhaps voc are ASHAMED 10
do that. If so, your SHINE has been very
slow in msniiesting itself, seeing how long
you have besn acting, Oh iife's great stage,
the desPicabe parts of drons and loa:yr,
ri. IL, =! sIaase!
idler! Take the foregoing home to your-
self, DaR'i try 70 persuade Yourself that the
cap doesn't fit you. Honestly acknowledge
its fitness. It will be great point gained,
to become honest with yourself. 1t viii
be step forward-a step towards that JUS
tice others which your present conduct
abso!utely y i..no es!
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1857-07-02
4 sirp
-H tOng1naLL
Oh bury Me not In the blaze Of day.
TO HAsTY.

TO HAsTY.
. Nay bury me not in ths blaze of day,
With workings shining round;
Who lightly tread with steps SO gay,
Upon the hallowed mound.
But wait till the noisy shrong retires,
The sonesters sink to rest.
Tlx light Of day in night expires,
Then lsy me low to rest
A few true hearts alone be there,
Afew warm tears be shed.
No sound of discord on the air,
Around my lowly bed.
Thea feel, oh feel my spirit near.
Rejoicing to be free.
Oft fitting DER the sable bier.
Withjoyous melody.
Then let this form Of earthly mould,
No more affection claim;
But know and feel me with you still,
And softly breath my name.
Thus may linger round your way
With happy songs of love
And breath peTchance an angel strain
Caught from the spheres above.
Marix COTTAGE, May, 1857.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1857-07-02

05-Ths mstiaiely passed near the con.
stellation Of the Great Bear. Since then
its tail is said to be considerably shortened.
the bear bit 1t off, all the planets Of the
solar system would honor Bruin with vote
Of thanks
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1857-07-02

GrA Lady said to her husband that she
had read the art of love just to make herself
agreeable to him. 81 had rather have the
love without tie art" he replied
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1857-07-02

GTThe botanists tell Us that there is no
such thing il nature as black fowp-. We
suppose ii ey never heard of the "coal black
roseD
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1857-07-02

AUDIroR's 0VFi,K,l
81. ClairsNi.le.
hereby certify that the foregoing ACrS srs
correctly copied from the certified ropcs fu-nish-
sd this ollcc. :. TEE>''lN|E6.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1857-07-02
The Child Angel.

MArLE COTTAGE, May, 1857.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-10-23

RBoADvlY rmArsl
ssss s sssss.r cessS
O'''' S d.:a s' Ss. M. s:ssS:
Second ''sA' Of 70 s ssT Ssss H ;n;;e he
BY 1 s.: four '''H'
IL .Ay LLo DoKo
~.p.,... THE GoIpsn noRssl n
be produced :sS :s.ns.y esy Hsi::sS Tsssa.
anrssS f;esps forming som nsoa
d...rs beauty display and scenic splsaaos
h s.s II %c ss sss LADY
buy oonwa,
d Lss.ee and Manager .....,............Av. 2 nd,
sores and PaTqusss. ss..c
DAMON 4Kp SifaiAs
on ARIUTTE TExPLl w. 0-'
os; s T'mpls... 's'll'' b. Clair
LINE KILN han.
RBsTon's snw ras.rkH ssoADwAY.
- fnd.'-r"0 srsa ma Gom su 'sfsl.las'
y" II nv ~ %efs sna soRaT
suppor e b. the Dsss talent n the country s vi.
' Issn; Lazy srs..ls, Mn. Hughes -
And tho never 'hins c com SnHS q
On code Mr. gr,sn =. S1 Tsoas Mrs Hughes
"OODS BUILDINGS,
w SCI ard - Broadway, asax rrnos sscss
END CHRisTY WooD's nirsreii respsotfuIs ~
nounoe 70 tAer patrons and hs publS In general ss o.
ELEGANT AND SPACIOUS HALL
which for beauty OF odal aud ymnory OF properties.
combining acoustics sight and ventilation u pronounced
FIRST IN THE WORLD,
i open under the management OF HENRY wooD.
0Eo, CHRIsTY.
The performance VIII consist the principal
GEMS OF hTHIOPI N AIT.
TO conclude with entire pisce by Sylvester Heee
" MAERIED ARu sUKIEu.
With new scensyy dresses, properties ~
Tickets - cent? tc All parts Of the soase
Door open st s; 70 commence NJ IN precisely
VUANEIIE MUsEUN, 1T GRAND SrEaEr, oes oOl
nenciug 3o'c!ock in Inc snerrooa at IN
evening srsng - VII otssrys thai the above IL the
ONLY PLACE OF aMCsnaskr
IL the Uri.cd States here the Model Aries exsbhss
TWENTY savsK YOUNG LADIz
composed Of me Of the finest formed wones in tbs wes
GRAND CHANGE or r ABLnAUx
will be riven iaroducrx several ana original p.csrs
hefo exhibited.
FOURTEEN LIvIFa nLusrR ArroEs
VIII be represep ed each afternoon aud ngnt flrng
bHhUrFuL CoMRIrArlos o. ARTISTIC BklI.L
AF~BhNOOs AND NIGH,
including The tense OPERA Troupe Gvmrasts Grerots~x
The Girls, nc the onurs
ii ks5IC ORIGINAL AHn zxQ gIslr
Admission Orchestra 10 cents boxes u cents prlvxs
boxes VI sess on the Et&ge 3
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-10-23

WArcHEs AND JEwEI.Rv, vERx f,0y TIVE sur
w scrber, IN business Ia Wal gree cr he past air s'aes
years selling all descriptions of goh and snvev ohes
sad iewsry, Al wholesale and resah A. less eAs hs us
prices.
beautiful cns~ellee Watches for isdi.s
gplerdd ansmele ed and diamond vatise~ fer af,aa-
Richly engraved wAicseA for adde's
rine gold Ispine I'D dsuched lever watches
Gold FngltFt patent l-fcr ana duplsy wstcheaL
fine gold gocket ckrnnometery
Jules Iurgense,'. wtghsa r y. Cooper. wstcae-
h.calr engraved watches for wentgrew AsS sv-T
style Of rola and Ei ys watches maas.
All vascess war; snteS " sess cotrsa sws. WsSh~ %
stpnrec.
Lafes gold ssmso vs~i, s.rsussa .e~ss, a.z svs
rinrs, piss, and bfaceiea
diamond pin. ana rings
I.si'es gold guard chains snd shetsislse cssAra.
9erltrleas gold guard tos sns vet rhsrs
Gold lob KEYS snt ssas strda, end ssrve svs~~A
finger rings with s,ns ~, seal rtnEs
rlslp gold ~trgs, prre gold wctdsir rsg -. -.
God specialize aSa ere slseses, sea 1nhes, sshr~
o5d oss els ,,r sssrcresrres ssr Se.ussxs srs.s
silver ,pess. ss Forks. silver rsr,e'no.rNss ~ns t'sk
grO e gtJ,gr Importer u waiate. $40 if~ryy, whea
sale asa retail A wall street secepd ncvr, BROADWAY
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-10-23
MEDICAL.

a.
S,-si Ssysc,ns reaed-. .l ii. -;
sssss. No Division street ts- only psc. nov % sell
VIII ~ snssS, o car ss, m
sie' osl o. ,s ss s.s,ss |. ~ blood q IRIS .ssn-
To- ~. mi Sc. % 8esSs ay Of I.
sse,pion Ire MN Ss eoan-s fs. .ooa m-diei0e =
wore Ias . flef aeelcN books sad savlse grsts
a EEx spgIos Y ngzAs rEAnry OF rHLs;
Describes he sad escia q al diseases o. iscas
ss,a5g esasn. oopoSs for .As etec, ro.os
me Be s,sr,gs s,se 80 ,so pros.ssioua asss..o.
Tcs Is cents s-n postpaid . sny sSdr.-s rss iaTsas
=, Ssss az q s Se s,o = we = ~ o...a ,qs ~
NV. ss~ y.rs
rs -Ar.orr rrw wonr-"rns oAuss AEn
Ssr; -, o sEs y ssss - s., o.
ces oher Which ss nature and snsssa OF
Ss aas.d % "a s. y. saS
sf vsSs- .r-.. sv aoa. v.s q sross-ss,
Ds. oorsErT, 10 DuIrs srsssr.. xnhBss OF
y. 9es. q sg r.s S.. ,e "a q 49,. Ss
NO. o. rsn y s.. =. ~ osc. . Ssa
n.. RlLPHs crrICs. ~ BzoaUvAy, poRrSx
~ OF Tenih street Hours w end ,ner oclces
pK. WARDS ufroRruxArFs rRIrsp N ma MI
- plu uls y vensrea metoiues asa oai relnrssb 3
wards trealst beness y 90 day ~ ward ine.
b - r sF q .a @ sGg S say win wsS @
f,r. cesriv se safety ard cher rvsps ss he lnsu.
prgTess In dsrsnos ~ sh hs ocors CT 10
but hv his erfnl spesfc IA perfect knovdge q
the ciss he eher .esaes o. cures Ia
dsy Tinas sho Snunt his nssertnr thor6 cal art h. -
irssyrg or snc 1u;hs drusas nslsenus crrpt
vtict 9essf,y he somsh ,no ,wsuowng poisonous pg
THAT vrderfrns e cousiiun, that ~ rshns nr ware
ven r,y in few hJurs enjoy hc Jleseu "a o ne and f
Cha, aloha n htasot egsIr" Price 81 o1cs a. C.na
street, third door east Of rroadvsy.
ga ooorsn ID DUAry srsswy. HAn yuR y.1s
Las. t-@nty gsar~ eornxed hif prestes H. 81
"a rfe vicrr o. rsrln
csa osii vita Ne csxsAnw o. sskas radically mreS,
Chnrses moderate
\ Al n ATsJs nks tUs A Jp"ss EkRIgs Cp Ys.T6
IL oonsncd hts tternor n ceAir dss.~es vhtA Ne "a
te,isd les Iar twon'y tkorssnd wheat a. d.
~sacr Of failure The r.pcdss mile Whom irle-ys~
IN 70 h-sr-~S chsrse ~ d Wsssps " I'M cons,rsa
sseadsnce f-r "a ne mor,nr urul rgAl Il Ss res.
fsnce, ~ CRY hgl w.ssr stes sw daprs vest AZ Ru~1
ws. sss ssns'Ianr roc-s are - sr.e.
-. w rArrOH, n,
Forr-rir snrsecr 70 ~ iocs Hosvsal
KICoaDr yslgss0s Clyi Lsss Avyors uuRL,
do BIZ In. IthhONT Asswe tsrsors ar,stsd WIN dIas
.Asss of ne sru sysw &c, 30 aware cf f.st IN
lsNfr hn neni - OF 1oruisg the only rrnansi
70 hs hN wfc stt rsysy vf.ins and curnF sso~s
ess~ AMI ~hcfF aonn@un vita ha Enyc~~a. kcspsah
selg tw y - fe $50 ssa nogt RADICAL r~
ntr Of sprn, cTprse NJ n RIcAoirs fro~r 10 a V
rrnins ~ i,cf,ys ssfsi MsrriSse 0uita,
reerty sN W. w pctlve iut.tcrg, sg n all ~
nyfrnt = rsH.tr ~ We end Dr. faraoot W ne e.
rege isHnat Coz 2aG uzs, ssss welurs, Esy Ess1,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-10-23

FN Ill SHORTLY CLOSE,
w rHs @ taAT FAIR
AMERICAN irSfITUTL
A.
CRYS1 al pALAC1
Tho limited period whiS his Grand Exposition
poopoed r.rdly terminating Those deercus Of VISITING
The largest most interesting Instructive
NATIONAL IkpU. rRI AL EXHIBITION
that this side the Atlantic should do
with delay.
All the promlnen features viii be continued
until the final osing
DoDWoRrH's CoRrHr BAND
viii perform evening Au Tuegdny and Friday
ninrs will give Grand concert by prugr ammo.
Az mitAnce to me h le onv Is cenA
stages wi be found ri III The principal down town fsres
snd the main WIFI ri wi hin block Of the Pa
lare The sxth avenue f Broadway, Vescy and CO
nsl streex directly 10 the DIOR
D0wEEy TrEATRE.-RXTRA ANNOUNCEMENT
ID Benefit Of Mr. q. W. OIL. Rkk-On Friday evening" DC.
q the popular play Of DAMON AND ffTaI As-D.m0n Nj
lddy; Ply hias, u Clarke. The ihriug domestic ,Ty
OF OBARLo11E EMBELLISHMENTS Mis sallie 81 Oar
M nrs vle @ Clarke The htlng drama Of tho LINZ
KILN MAR-Llmo Kiln Man. By u. W. ClArke.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-10-23

DIANCNna~. TUE TRADE IL RwsPsCrrUILv -
- formed hat continually man afsgurn, ami htv,
hand lsrse Of dismon nd ewolry % he latest
brge s-sorrens OF diamonds hand BesnK cons Tor VI
trrds Diamonds bought for cnsh
v. HGGMANM a 90. Ns Eroruss rtr~~i
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-10-23

nH vAr-oEr FEW wonr-"rHs oAuxs AM
IL Cure "a cr~nplss~ pFsr3csi u~ai-e
e. W osher causes, which lAe srsrs OF
lnsous malay rE~sher win TIE treatment ara rally ~
planned nusrNted By numerous anatomical pslen and
r-,vrg~ supplement ssrual fs1sses PY,rr n =,
y d5fty Eve wsfs~ psr>~s NV doors OF sroadwar
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-10-23

-NE ocoraH ID DUArs sTssv. HAn ron ye
ass t-enty sis gssr. cornred hn prssSs 70 10 nss.
newt ~ rw~.e disY- rte victrr o. rrrlA ~ref~o
Gao CA mir vita Ne cuxsanN o. sskas radically cArel
CIhrrs mr.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-10-23

A OARp-IrAn.... AHD AssLEH VOCAL ayaE
a Ard the piAnofnrs.
signofpA sfIFoA informs Aer fsnds anA u pubnS TIA
abe gvea cseons IN vocal panofore
dence No Wer Twenty sxh street corner Of Broadvst
Having studied under Inc drss Italian tes1ha
thoroughly. xhs hlshsS retcre0cs avsz- A homo from
una
DRHADDkGAErs MIHsrRGS, OLYMPIC bD BROAJ
wAyDon'i forget 70 visit this temple Of fun
he 'bssi Anlxod company In America" and san
! II. Bucworsh In q nsw banjo solo.
r b. rrendergss In Q favort Q Dalled,
medley dance by T.. Doansuy,
q. hi< sno Donnelv In their pes o'ins1ucsscx.
The original srspe Vine twist by
J. BoDw0RTH and the COMPANY.
Bsrjo original. and budvoytk
q kelon hie and Sud Ii In the cAnoa
STAND TIE sTOAM
Ccpcsrtina solo s.. 81. by. ....H. Stephens
Penderaasi and Wilson In thsr great vocal dust
-rtss Characteristic Irsh iis by r. Hortoa
with osbe- vA-istses tie whole forming
DEcfbknLr Tns MOST vKHsAruI ENTERTAINMENT
given BY similar exhb dmi.gon ohidra
hal
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-07-27
....3s2,OOO,OOO

This is an increase Of 33 per cent,
or about the same with that of the
population. Of this great cereal crop,
fully one half goes into surplus, part
ly in bulk, partly as pork, lard,
whisky and cattle. There will
be greater surplus in 1857 than in
1850, by full 10000 bushels, which is
equivalent to an increase of thirty mil.
lions ofdoiiors. There will be one.half
the same increase on wheat, and one
fourth rs much on oats. The advance
in hay, which is already much of it
gathered, will be full fifteen millions
more, which chiefly appears in the
weight Of fattened cattle, horses, &c.
In addition to all these considerations,
VIC must remember that the crops of
1856 fell below those of ls40 very
much. flour hypothesis Of a full av-
erage crop should turn out to be true,
we think the surpluses of the West
will be from eighty to hundred mil
lions Of dollars better than in 1885,
There is full demand for these, and
our railroads furnish ready and cheap
outlet to all the markets.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-07-27

MODERN ELoouENcE.-A correspon-
dent Of the Boston Courier gives the
following extract from a sermon recent
ly delivered by q Professor at Harvard
University, and asks if students are safe
when exposed to such language: View
ing the subject from the esoteric stand
point Of Christian exegetecid analysis
and agglutimating the rolsynthetical
ectoblasts of homogeneous asceticism,
we perceive at once the absolute indi-
viduality Of this entity; while from that
other standpoint Of incrcdulous synthe-
sic, which character the Xenocratic
hierarchy Of the Jews, we are constant
ly impressed with the precisely anti
peristatic quality thereof"
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-07-27

~The way some people do cheat
Uncle Sam is awful. The editor of
the Philadelphia Ledger was on Tues
day shown two linen shirt bosoms, one
night cap, one pocket handkerchief,
several skeins Of silk floss, and num-
Der OF perforated cards for embroidcr-
ing, which had been enclosed in news
paper and = stamp had been placed
on the same. The clerk discovered
the imposition, and laid the dry goods
away to be claimed.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-07-27

This shows an advance of IS per
cent. on the production Of ls46. The
increase Of population is about IS per
cent; SO We have allowed large mar
gin for more favorable crops. Look
ing to the consumption Of Indian corn
for bread, the consumption of wheat
for flour and seed in these States will
not exceed 100000 bushels, so that
there will be, assuming an average crop,
twcnty-eight millions Of bushels for OK.
portation. This is probably double the
amount which went out from the
Northwest to the Atlantic coast.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-07-27
GslIrey's Celebratsd Cordial Gin
rs Int does mot IneLr;afe

IL Cheers. but does not Iiebridfe.
i per,ies Of the highest order. II In manufactured
especially for and BY the Proprietor and Pstentes Of
th- best mstevi is. aud has the merits without the
d.istssf "a rc.s Of any other Gin either In Gre.
brafed Co dial Gin has been adopted By emse. Mt
physicians the purest and mot efficaciou, dina
saw st,mulant and durttic which thanksgiving
skill hse ~ given tothe wosd.-Itts choirely exempt
from hose alcoholic drinks which beg thirst for
ssiu.ulants ORDERS to any amount promptly Aka
By Ike Proprietor. ESQ 0ODe0eY,
Importer Of Brandies, Gin, wiass, &e.
June0odRm Is south william st. New YoFk
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-07-27
MEDICAL.
Or. HURBEI.LN WOO 4
Private Medical Companion (!
oe THE
UNfersss~te's FrtcssA.
USTPUBLISHED, GRATUITOUS.
No YOUNG MEN ANr

no YOUNG MEN AND
0shees. Nervous Debility
and chrooic diseases. The
iiIst and direct conseq ucsscs
a. e1onos and aeuoo q the
.exual .ysten, u . peculiar
diseased oentiit.o Of the o.
u,tnsl ososns vAioA ~ Au-
th0s IN h q fRSAt1oo, hes
called ths sp-oiel ,lts~ase I
0a~t 0sDoeoua. ne follow
ing dlso dess, sssme IN one
csse, so0s h another, are
again tae dirsct cossrQucn.
ces d this disease, viz U.
mtnal 1missions 0rneral
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-07-27

me quallies ss these Safes 20 well known thai
the majority OF the merchants Of New York and PHI
,adelphis use no other make OF Safes We can fur
nIsh Safes Of oil sises and With any descrptSn 81
Iocka wanted, and viii uauaat 70 IL ua4oot I'll
the Qualities Of ths oafe'e ~ sell.
jan2ltf BURROWS- pRBTTYMAN & DAIZDLL.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-07-27
!. PRRTrYMANADALxEL
nerring's Safes.

The subscribers a'e Agents
for Messrs. s. O. Herring h
Co's celebrated Fire and Thief
roof Safe. We would tnvttk
the attention Of the public 70
the fact that these Safes have
for years stond the test Of
10th Ire, thief and also Of
time. Very many Safes viii
. . measure defy the fbsmer
and vet fall before the latter.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-07-27

Agricultural Resources of the West.
On this subject the Cincinnati Ga
zette has very interesting article. In
regard to the probable crop Of wheat
this year, - compared with the pro-
duct eight years ago, we have the fol-
lowing result:
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-07-27


Il the largest aud best assortment Of:
building .uNteriNl,
ever offered In Davenport. Consisting OF
21O.O feet Framing Timber Of every dimension.
10000" seasoned Flooring, rough and IL cssed
100 ono 4" Rain Boards, from IL 10 ~ feet long.
COZ, 900 " Fencing
~, OOO ShesthiDg.
"a, OOO " Siding Yesfhcr-e,lged, and y lch, Of
various qualities.
100000 " Clear Lumber for finishing. Of every
thickness,
100000 " Cut Shingles.
10000 " No. |, Shaved Shnglcs.
20O 0OO :" SAWED
1OO, 900 " I.ath.
10000 pickets.
A;.sc.
large assortment o. Doors, Sash, Binds, VIII
dow and Door Frames, No ,ldiug and Scroll work Vt
every variety and Of tho .st quality, constantly
hand. aud manufacture" order at the shortest
notice Having large q ,ok OF Logs, we are pre-.
pared to all orders for ~ ming and Bridge Timber,
with the utmost dispatd CANON L RRENCu.
tmayiltO
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-07-27
GODFREY'S ~
Celebrated Cordial tttes.s

An Unequalled Tonic & Ssomdckic.
a POSITIVE ami psl.tsble Rem~dy for neral D.
"A Mity, Dy~Sspsis, Lors q Appe ~, - ~ dior
der " ihe Digestive ORGANS.
~ faves0w s~A Pr0psls4os - G0dfteD,s Cels.
brassd OprdidE Biters ~ cCmmend.nE them : ~
uaYtVell% time ind iLgieespnt, y s1ssancd By tn
bet medical authorizes 0f nuSopo M ADevscA ~
we'll - BY he maltitades Who have tested the n
. restorative they stand slone. Thousands who
now lsnouiSAano 0Aoh1 ewens TO new ezisten.e y
this powerful rtnovs'or. the dyspep,c who resort
" Golfrry's Cordial tier, Apds tn b'nat pcrms-
sanitary influence, and yet their agcissy y - mid
% salutary. For general debility. ssnk,~e q tAc
seoaseh, lors ofSp csise, sick headache, or eatsI
1eprssson, hyp ehondrfssis broks sle+p nAtul+uce
eaAtnss slter exascipe, irsttabity ch0iic cotiv"-
nsss, and s d ord-rs VI the nervous sysesu, sketr
bs1ease - tncs lai~beo. q.
farchnsss arc cantt eueA aoeinn1 oil iRpositions.
Centrai Depx, l6 south WUIi m st. NY
GEO GODFREY,
Ipne22d2m &r.psielol.
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JAM ES W. CANNON,
Dealer In Lumber, Shingles and
LATII, ROUGH AND DRESSED,
Flooring, Barn Boards,
FENCING PlCKETs, WOOD. &C.,
South Rail Road (rinh) street, between western
Avenue and Gaines street.
July17dtf


ObrWer Csnsl AID Jsckso~ ssreess,
CHICAGO, ILLINOIS.
nUR arrangements are such q to iasure at al
~ tines n supply Of Ne different Ssaiities Of
Clear Lesneber.
Joint and Scautlins Of all sizes, and lengths Ooonon
Lumber, Lsth Shingles. &c.
Our Ey00s-jssl,
Of Norway and white Pins, We always stand ready
TO compare with any In ttiS marhet. We invite the
calls and attrn Ion Of all country and other dealers
TO our stock hand and facilities for nng orders
and contracts.
apedly NV aKINRIR 90.
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n 0ADrS1Oe1 eaiAting under ID. d, n ) ne3re.
- ~. lAwes max more sapirl yuns sab,
either Of To anArss,snsd viii sgs the naas u the
ats arm In The sstiis msnt Of ~ a6air., and y III
slsp csotinus the DaakIDg and K1chsnec business
stand ~ Main street.
Mn DLAKRNOn1,
Al Lawns.
June21d1 Surviving pastreu.
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HENRY CHAPMAN, Treas'r.
3. y. 0ILDEaT, 0enerSl Agent . I'D Surveyor.
This Company was Organised on tne 9Th day Of
March, A. D. 1854, under Special Charter from the
Legislature Of Illinois, and business commenced under
the most favorable auspices. Its establ hInent has
been upon arm aud reliable basis, and N view Of
it, stability, sounness and permanency ranks rs one
Of the nrst Insurance Companies In the country. To
those desrous Of protecting themselves against loss
or damsgs by Pre- or pers Of the seA they beg leave
20 ofTer the following
RRFERENCEs:
4essrs. Stone Z Witt, Cleveland, o
Williams Auery, Chicago.
Norton 3 Brother, 's
&c Stone 4 Boomer,
A 8. Durand, Pres.t Racine l. Miss Dailroad.
Gen. 9, Northrup, Cash'r Rae. Co. Bank.
VIM Lynde, Esq, Milwaukee.
]. q. Conroe, Ksq., Racine.
Henry rarnann, Pres't Chicago 4 r. !. Railroad.
4. Gilbert. Cash Com Bank. Chicago:
Dan. P. Rhodes, ESQ. Cleveland, D.
Hon. John 9. Bresin, Treas'r. Of State, Columbus.
Ihos. Campbell, Esq, Springfield, Ill.
Hon. H. Chamberiin, st. Louis, No.
Messrs. Wadsworth Wells L Scycamore, ChicsRo.
nessrs. !. H. bnrch Co., Chicago Bank.
Hon. Vim. 4edill, Governor of Ohio
Aessrs. g. W. Sizer h Co., Chicago,
Judd Smith b Pratt, Dixon, Ill.
VIM. Blanchard, ESQ, Norris, ILL.,
Hon. VIM. rrevitt, Secy OF State, Columbus 20.
Aessrs. II. Q. 40. @. Cook 4 Co., Rockford, III.
H Wheeler, b Son, Aurora.
Neamiah @ e, Esq. Buffalo, N Y.
VIM. B. Fundy, Esq. Springfield.
Hon. 7. ". Barlty, Judge Jupreme Court, Mansfield;
Ohio.
Gen. ]. Curn, Springfield, H.
Richard lvers. ESQ.,, g. Louis, No.
Agent at Davenport and Rock Island.
OFFICk, Davenport, at the STATE DEMOoRA1
Once, Post ONE Building, Brady Street.
juIy St
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