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The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1857-03-04

CoMMITED FOR THEFT.-A man named Thos
Faedly was committed to Jail on Thursday, for
stealing two shawls from the conductor of The
Cadiz train, anda basket ofbutterf from the store
ofMessrs Sterling, Kells q Go. aKe was detec
tedmthc act Of carrying of the butter steu-
enytHe Herald.
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New York, Feb. q

A commercial letter from San Juan, dated
February 18th, states that Walkers forces had
suffered two important defeats since the arrival
of their recruits from New Orleans. Col Lock
ridge is reported as having abandoned the ex-
petition up the river. His troops were coming
down the river on log RATS.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1857-03-04
Arrival OF the Indiana.

PORTLAND, Feb. 24-The Steamer Indiana
has arrived from Liverpool with dates 70 the
10th inst. tt,#4..
The parliamentary return of the income and
expenditures of the year ending Sspt. 30th
shows total income of upwards of G71 O00,-
900. and the expenditures about &88OO0OO0.
The Paris Presse says unexpected difficulties
have arisen between Prussia and Switzerland
respecting the affairs at Neufchatel ~
The Emperor of Austria has decided upon
granting general amnesty to all politicacal
offenders. tits rumored that the Emperor oI
Russia will do the same to the exiled Poles.
The relations of Austria with Russia and
France are unpromising. ma
Turkey is about to take formal possession OF
the delta of the Danube.
CHrNA.--The damage sustained by foreign
merchants is not so great as was first stated
Of the ID European quarters at Chy Han Hong
s were destroyed, and of the 81 foreign hcto-
ries at Canton 10 were burned. As soon as the
English ships commenced firing the floating
population of vagabonds at Canton rushed into
Chy Han Hong and pillaged and then set fire te
the European stores. The incendiaries were
soon dispersed by shells from the English ships,
when the French seamen extinguished the fires
OF the l2 great factories belonging to the
Hong Merchants were destroyed at the first
attack. .eaiJTa s}. IA
A dispatch from Marseilles dated February
10th states that Mr.Butler has been sent by the
Persian government to the seat Of war in thu
Persian Gulf e7
The news of the revolt at Maraghah is con
frmed. The revolters pillaged the town, ant
Is English vessels anchored off Bunderables.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1857-03-04
B RG AIN S!


WOULD respect lily inform tho public that hav-
ing sold out and about to leave Cadiz he has lot of
Ladies' and Gentlemens Saddles of very snperior
manufacture, which he will dispose OF at great bar
gains. As his removal will make good opening
for Saddler he has some articles belonging to the
trade which hewll sell cheap.
Cadiz, Ohio, Feb Is, S57-3tpd l..
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1857-03-04

In the Supreme Court the Chief Justice has
announced that no argument will be heard after
Friday, the 9th inst; and that the Court wod
adjourn ON Friday, the 9th of March.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1857-03-04

GERMANY hired negroes in the tobacco flcto-
ries. In Richmond, Va, make from So to Sl2
per week, over work. without any extraordi-
nary labor. How many poor white folks are
there in the North that would like to make such d
sum by hard labar for the entire weeks employ
ment. In the face Of such facts how hypocrit-
cal and absurd is the cant SO current in the
North about "the poor down troden slaves"
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1857-03-04
PALSY.

Another instance of he lost faculties of the human
system restored by the Forest Remedies.
Mr.. John ?. Condit, respectable citizen Of Or
ange, N. j. sends US the following Ger ifcato of the
cure Of Mrs Condit, of Paisey, by the use of the
0N'' : ' = : oRANas, n. ]. Feb IA, 1854.
"DR. w. G. HALsEy-Dea (: Sir:-My wife had
stroke of palsy SO severe that her whole system
was completely paralyZed.' She continued to grow
weaker for nearly two years losing al use and SEN
tiblity of her body and limbs, We almost despair
ed of her recovery At this time she began to take
your medicines Their good effects were soon
perienced. She began gradually to improve in
health, and in few months recovered entirely
The extraordinary effect of your wine and Pills, in
curing my wife of a comp ant which we never ex-
Lected her to get the better of, induces me, as du-
ty we owe to yourself and the public, to send you
this certificate sJoTHAN P. CoNDrT. +"
The case of Mrs. Condit is striking coincide ence
of the power of the Forest Remedies in restoring
the lost energies of the animal economy They
exert peculiar influence on the nervous system
and blood, penetrate the minutest vessels that verge
to the skin, equalizng the circulation and resusci
tatng the vitality OF every part of the body. In all
n rvous disorders, debility, affections OF the kid
II vs. dyspepsia, low spirits constitutional W. ak
n IS, and various other complaints, these remedies
have proved eminently successful
9y-As general remedy for diseases, to which all
families are subject, Huolahds German Bitters
cannot be surpassed. ~ ra
PHILADA, March ID, 1855.
Dear Sir-l would state for the benefit of the
afflicted, that have ussd youE .'Hoahand's Ger
man Bitters,' myself and in my family, for long
time, and have always found them to act as you
represent Ihave found them great benefit in CO.
ses of Headache, Pains in the side and breast,
Colds and Nervous Diseases, and earnestly recon-
mend them to all who mayb afflicted with disea-
sesfor which you prescribe them.
81 B. M PARIS
fHafa No. 81 lace street.
To DR.. C Nj. Jackson, Philadelphia.
See advertisement.
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CASH FOR WHEATi

The highest price in CASH paid for good Mer.
chantile What at the Grocery and Provision Store
of CHARLES PATTERSON Cadiz Ohio Also
the highest price tor Rye and Oats
CHdiZ Ohio Feb IS-tf -t.-Hf
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1857-03-04
Sr. LOUIS, Feb.

FJI' IVUIS, I 60. lt'
The Democratic State Convention, to nomi.
nate Governor, met at Jefferson City yester-
day and adjourned over until to-day without
doing anything The attendance is slim.
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LAGRANGE, Jt ferson CO,

Ahgust 7, 1856
MEANS & BRoruERs: 'Your En- CINE has now been
in operation long enough to satisfy me. { have
ground 100 Bushels of Wheat with 10 bushels OF
coal and think ii we had good dry wheat it could
be done with less coal have no hesitation in re-
commencing your Engines.
A. NJ. BUCHANAN
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Brooks is Dend.

- = ~ BOSTON, Feb z.
Il Mr. Sumner started for Washington to-day,
to resume his seat in the Senate. He will pro-
ceed to Europe in the Fulton, on the 7th of
March,
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HooKsrowN, Beaver co, Pa.

UtIODer tt, I65b. u
MEssRs. MEANS & BROTHERS. Owing to defac-
tive foundation my Engine, bought Of YOU lust sea
son, did not do 50 WE'LL Now it does welEand we
can grind as much wheat witt as little fuel as any
one / know Of. wish all wanting Steam Engines
could get one as good as mine. 4 81 f5Is
OTHANlEL WOODROW.
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NEW York, Feb. 81

TT INV IVHN, IUU. Q l.
The Grand Jury this morning returned true
bill against Eckel and rs~Cunningham, char
ging them with the murder of DR.. Burdell.--
Young Snodgrass was directed to be held to
bail as witness.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1857-03-04
NEW Bakery.
MRS. P0ULS0N

RESPECTFULLY INFORMS THE CITIZENS
of Cadiz that she has commenced the business of
Baking at her residence in Cadiz, where may be
found at all times
BREAD, LIGHT CAKES, RUSK, &c.
of the very best quality and at prices as cheap as
they can be furnished. She respectfully aolicts the
patronage other old friends, and the public gener-
ally
Cadiz, Ohio Feb, ls, le57-2t -L
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1857-03-04

NEURALGIA CURED-Read what Mr.. Boy
den says: no medicine eve- had certificates from
such res 3ectable sources Carter's Spanish Mix
tura MIR. +. Boyden one Of the original proprieturs
of the Astor House. New York, and for number
OF years of the Exchange Hotel Richmond Va,
was cured of severe attack of Neuralgia. by Car
ter's Spanish Mixture. The rapid and perfect cure
effected in his case by this valuable medicine, ar
rested his attention and excited his interest," he rec
emmendod it to others afflicted with variety of
diseases, and in every instance cure effected
He has seen it cure Ague and Fever, Rheumatism
Liver Complaint Dyspepsia, Fevers, Violent Coughs
and cases which were said to be confirmed Consump.
ton. and neaty every other disease for which it is
used. He remarks it is difficult to know what dis.
ease it will not relieve or cure, and Blood pu-
rifer, and Spring and Fall inedicine he has never
Sc an lis equal He cheerfully recommends it on n II
occasions, and believes it to bo the most valuable
remedy extant.
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ISLAND CntEK TowNsn1p. Jeff co. J

September IS 1856 f.
MEsSRs. MEANS & BROTHERS. My Engine does
irst-rate. am satisfied and will npon all asions
recommend the purchaSe Of Engines Of your make.
JAMES SCOTT.
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scorr Posr OfrlcE, Adams co.. o.

@ SCOTT Post OFFICE, Adams. co.. ,Q.,sT
March LIST, '56
MEssRs. MEANS g. BRorHERs: II na We now finish
ed the starting OF your second Engine. The mill
men are satisfied, If you have ever built any that
beats etherof them, should like to know sszhere
they are, Come and see these. N sa II
OLIVER ROSS, Mill
& Steubenville, Jan. %, l857-6m.
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OTHANlEL WOODROW,
McINrYRE CREEK. left co 20

n.,t. @ "a October IL, 1856. !
MEssRs. MEANS & BROTHERS. 1--WE have our work
oil finished. Engine perfectt= works the best any
we ever saw. Let any who wish to buy, call and
see ours. RALSTON u BROWN.
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. NJ. BUCHANAN.
DELAWARE CRY, X tn

September TO- 1856 s.
MEssRs MEANS: "Our Engine and Saw Mill built
by you, work finely. 1t does ali thet we nsk, or
that you warranted it todo. We wish you could
make more sales i'll this territory.
ODBERT &. SOLOMON?
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Our readers may remember that we have on sew
era occasions spoken in very eulogistc terms Of a
prepara ion which DR.. SETH S. HANCE of l08 Bati-
more street, Baltimore, Md has discovered for the
cure of Epeptic FITS. Now, in doing so, we have
been actuated by the very best ofmotives, viz the
alievia.i ion of human suffering. From circumstan-
ces which have lately come to our knowledge, we
fear their is certain class persons who are not
disposed to try this remedy in a common sense
manner: We alude to the fact of selecting par
ticular case in town where perhaps there are six
or eight cases. and trying it on case. Now
perhaps the case selected might be the only one a.
mong the whole number that it would not cure
This is neither doing themselves nor the medicine
Justice If dozen persons stricken down with
cholera in one town or neighborhook, would they
all send for physician or would only one employ
him, and wait and see if he cured the first plent?
That plan of procedure would be most absurd
So in the case of DR.. Hances remedy; every one
who has Fits should try it for reasonable length of
time. twill not cure in day or a week; nothing
worth doing can be accomplished at once. What
is easily done, is easily undone. The growth O.
time is enduring. From the most respectable testi
mony we have examined, We feel assured that by q
proper perseverance in this remedy, nine cases o.
Epilepsy out of ten may be cured. The Pills are
sent by mail free of postage to any part of the worl
r'rice: one box 3d. two 3d. twelve $24. You viii
find the address above. ...,-.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1857-03-04

ST. LOUIS, Feb. 25.--The Jefferson cores
pondent OF the Democrat learns by passenger
from Kansas tonight that difficulty between
Geary and Sherrod, growing out of the refusal
of the former TO appoint the latter Sheriff, as
desired by the Legislature had a fatal termina
| ton. - ,-.
| Sherrod avowded his purpose of killing Geary
| and meeting the Governor in the street, spit in
his face. Geary did not resentit, but his friends
got up an Indignation meeting on Thursday. =
Sheriff Jones, Sherrod and others attempted to
interrupt the meeting, and in the affray Sherrod
shot Mr. Sheppard, Gone of Geary's friends,
four times, and wounded two others. Mr.. Jones
the Governors Secretary, shot Sherrod through
the head, killing him instantly eaagsac
Great excitement prevailed at Lscompton.- .---
4 A general fight was anticipated that night -
Gearys residence was guarded by US. troops
i - ~ II f39ai
/ Hollopay's Ointment and I'ills, are astonishin,
Remedies for Bad Breasts The wife of Mr.. j
Langton, Of Cincinnati, Ohio had > remarkable bat
breast in which there were two large runpin,
WOUNDS, 70 what cause attribute it, the doctor
did not know, but advised the adoption Of yari
ETY. Of remedies which were ofno use. AT las
Mr.. Langton determined to try what Holloway
Pills and Ointment would do, he fortunately puf
chased quantity, and after his wife had use,
them for three weeks, a visible improvement tool
lplaee; BIZ continuing them for two months, sh
was perfectly cured.
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Executors of Robert Hanna decd. -
Feb Is, lB57-5t ft---
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9S-As general remedy for diseases, to which all
families are subject, Huoflahas German Bitters
cannot be surpassed. t..
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-09-22
TALLMAN 4 POWERS,
l. AN ID Al = N rs.

TALLMAN 4 POWERS,
IAN ID Az = N r =.
once, brady ~, et~n sssoud and Third.
I0FfER FOR SALE THE FOLLOWING
~ valuable Real Estate
cry PROPERTY IN DAVENPORT
House aad IL, on Third street, near the corner OF
slA Lots GA the soatl wess corner Of Fourth and
sly Lots ., North Davenport, between Perry and
an the avoY. ia- arc well situated, and Ia paris
ON liberal tcrfas
FARMING LANDS IN JOHNSON COUNTY.
y kE. .ass. : We, !. acre:
q .fS !. =, 20 I ~, \ Range ., wesl " ser's
Thy above laads aps4 the Tine OF ths Ralroad
from Dasenpeft Ia lowatity
CLINTON COUNTY
Mas hundred ser~s of prairie aud NASTY arres OF
tinsi'sf land, Lhrs l. o., seven mllss from r.,
go, thntaa eouaiy, her the railroad all choice
The a-'sr Pr'pcriy viii BE- Gold on hbersl term.
SCOTT COUNTY
improved nr'a, one male and = halt frum Prince.
,oa sists acre. nr.i rate land, well improved with
xo~'a h"n.ss VIII be sold ~ u bargain
one hnairei and sixty aer~s unlmpFoved land ,u,
ini,~s frcn Hickory drove, three mllea from Aeoit
and ten miles froa Davenport, well watsred
One hundred ard sixty acres, ave miles north wsss
fro'n Hickory 0rose. very choice land.
ruwRshiKE COUNTY.
Two hundred and any acres fins prairie land, two
miles n"fth ~ hontesuma, the eoaniy s~at
MAR DAVENPORT.
tine aud one half mile frcm Court House, oa the
blum, With sul.rb views of river and SURROUNDING
ansy SINAI farm o. i"ry nvs serss snier he
nast tree. The lao.s beautiful land In the vicinity
tbs cit,
SEVEN MILES FROM DAVENPORT
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WOOD, MIcHENYR = co,
suatf Fourth aud Rock leland SO
HOUSE On BRADY STREET


THE SUBSCRIBER. AS ASSIGNEE OF
= the Rcai snd Personal Estate " r y. uousel,
Esiais isns within the my 81 Davenport and.tsin.
aeIsts setnity
Es.t Davenport, lately occupied ~ the rssidsace
ss4d 4. n Housed House xontalns ten rooms,
W. closets. &c aud WOOD hosss sssels easssrn and
iscp, extending from College Avenue 10 said kiv<r
g9ad
Also, The ncw and eommodioas two story brick
house nett cast o. the residsnce q NJ. 6hvup OIL
The SAID road 10 East Davenport This house IL enc
= As beet ea,ls house, N % asou. The els situate
apoa an em.neaes and commanding IN uuoessructed
slpw VI the Nissssppi River and River Bridge, Rock
t.aad and the two eiirs The lot 10 lilo feet hont b,
AI.e, The iLree story brick warehouse, on % alley
.aaains south q the Mississippi Missouri Railroad
Alec, .hrss las building lots IN Biocks and o Ia
Forests pilioas addltoa TO the city Of nsvenport
Also, tweats Ave bul.diAs lots In Dawson 4 Trues
Alec ieAsshold inlsrss, part n Block -. of the
tsof Davenport, extending from Front street %
se.nd street and esang % fsss froat and rear and
Also, lot. No aad 10 in the town Of Bethany.
Also lot Ia Block 81, In the city NJ IL Claire
Also. The following Real Essate situass 10 Iowa
.osaly, ~ The State % Iowa, to vii The undivided
..s e .ss !, i:e ma 4 4 ,.s
! u y W ar o. soc /, III ia To~naAip y, North d
aAags y Wet and tbs = Of w. a.. go ., aad
Alec. the undivided thres- eighth part Of b Of ".
9r .ee . r. ~, L. II West
Aiso. the following land. lying and being ssuaisd
jasper eauaty, IN the stats " lows, 10 Wit Lot
y Ia see D. i Is, -. VI L. ~ Wssf Also the b
or. af = u ar. sec II, ~, n u =. ~ West
The above Described property Will ~ cold q .
sACkIfIIE aad portions VI u on long ttmc. FOR
further particulars inquire OF 0eerge L Nickoiis,
Davenport. Block, Main street. ALEU- Clark, toss
Oaise 1aldAg. Brady street or Of the uninterrupted.
neal door mort" Of r''s o'; c VI :'-I.' MY MI
nyiadkwsf Assignee. &c Of fs,sr n Housed
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THE FOLLOWING LIST Of VALUABLE
= lands are o9ssed for sale By The underslgEsd on
The most favorable t.rns tbs prices tsing moderate
One fourth cash and the baisnoc IN one two three
aud four yssss, With ton per cent ibtssss,
-wt@NE I and = ofSws of.se Town
TxfgfsE = .AasE $ # 81 af..s , Town
NEsssS Of $50 10. TD.RiE
rkshsEHswh = and " offs Z : q SO -, 7
En- Of n of sec II, T,eElk
wkofNw 1 Of Gee u. TDRlE
M Of NV Of ssc o. T .sRlE
sk ofBE i 81 $50 % TIC. kik
VIZ ofswA sse. -. T.s,RiE
NE dsE end af n Il i III ..s ., r
sw I Of Sc i of sse !, TDRiE
NV 4 u . " r. 4 Ut ssc.s .s,Rik
rsktsS EA sndsw sofSE q sse ..
NJ Of Q W 4 af sse .. r7s.Klk
M Of w i Of see J. Tori
NV Of wv ! ~ sec -, TORI
81 Of 3 " 4 II 80 ., TORI
sW ofsw \ of sec - TORI
sfk ofswS sndsE sofsrs % see 10 r
TX Of W or 80. %, Tso,Ki
.ssS"fSEk end W efN Of see ~ Tss
syt .fNK Y of ss~ q, TsR2E
- Of y x d - -, soRaE
NV 4 Of y " r. 4 Of SO y, T0RaE
q 80. 70, r -. RaE
M q w \ Of &C. H. T0. RAE
NV Of " + IL 80. w. so,ksE
~ a = " u GO -. T RAE
~ fNW \ Of 60. q. TM,ksE
10M nI4AKknORE q LAwEs.
20f1 ACe00 OF a 4idR PR7IE7E LAM
= e1see = u lsva, n Cssso 0osdo county
4. 4. = - 80. M eprlsd IL iansalaasly
11HsAxxs
- ~. - un6Nes'e u.
Eee0!ko Wl71Io1[ kEC5IVFO AM
$500 = :: = ..si5klksSza sV&dE;iA.s
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q. AUGUSTUS HAyI.AND,
u eel EssNsr Treat.

tstsrsssos To Goa kAss
tiss for sale
TsnIKTY IMPROVED FARMS IN SCOTT
orchard Y .s.l, e ls s a~. .ss
everything 70 make . farm desirable Will ba sold
very reasonable
Twenty untssprevsa Parcels Of lass.
IL scott county Pleasantly situated and ssyitsi
'And Tor farming purposes Term. very easy
s,s hundred aud forty acre. Ia Guthrie count,
oae hundred and i~.nt, .er~. in I-~s enuni,
Yarn In Jahnson esanty
seven hundred ser~. Ia Adalr county
Three LuadfsS acre. IL GRIND, coan,,
Two Hundred acres IA Daglas esu1i,
Isad In hsston Carrot usaeock saa J.srss Gown.
House aud 10, an Fourth street
House and 10, On FtfsL street
Building io.s on Brsds aud s~eond stree,
Ioss on Perry street
Block OF lo,s GA Rock Island aud Iowa street.
Building lots GA usnls.n and sisth street.
Forty acre farm hear Nswapn
A bssuiIfal farm - I'D acres. situated IN Beniou
count,
fsrms In Washington county.
few acres 81 Land In th. vicinity IT Davenport
suitable for eesntry seats
Houses aud i.ots Ia the city Of Dsysnpor
farms In Citation county, near Railroad aud River
CITY property IN L. Claire
Building io.s Ia w.,srtown, Ill
Three hundred msgni lots In Fuitoas addition
70 ksst Davenport commanding = spls1aid sis~ af
The Mississippi River and Rock leland. Ih.s. lot.
ran be purchased GA sery reasonable ,erms
Orsat tndueements ~. offered l.. mechanics ne
well - capitalists and othsrs
Call and ssamns m.rs and priess Al
nAviLANDs
bsssf oc1ec is Claire Row
p. D. Aaessoa salss ssaa~anooehov.
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II. DARLINGTON a eos


oance. nssiy NJ, siwa second aud Third.
EXCHANGE On ALI. THE PRINCIPAL
\ Citl.s of the United states. Great Britain H..
Mni aud Continental Europe. bought aud .nla
Notes aud Istsn. collected ard prs ss.l- r.mitt.,l
V any patti II the United state. at rtrr.n, rate. ~
kxehaas.
e"ieetioh- ~ N"se.. Dran. Accounts f.saet..
s.aa iahsttsa.less mad. la MI r-ti. 1T she Ehitsd
States, tsnAdas and Europe
s.eks AID ii,nd- bsasht and said 81. ss,aini -.io
aud Dividends collected
Land Wsrrsnts. bought, soli and lscaisj
Earhsnge Va r,t-s w III. Initwd states
estpenssl . Nsrtnllse ., New York tifs
Albany city hank Aihans Nv
buffalo stts Hank Buffalo n
bsbk ~ Commerce. Ba.ioF5. Mas.
Trsdr-meh'- Hank. PHILADELPHIA Ia
Merchants sad Manufacturer. Bank r,,t.Lur.
Ackim = 10, baltimore, ..
.llm'te br"th.ri.n, siisrinnait. OF
Iurs. rimonds, ~ iesui. NJ
ttilten.f HANK, New bri~au. La
swim. lrethsr .loha.ten, Chicago. NJ.
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G.e u SARGENT frsst y N fAHaRR ,s.ht
THE UNDERSIGNED rRopRIEToRs uf
> the Rank "f tiar~nr- Nebraska arc hs the pra
Visions 81 ". charter ndlN iiaaiis Responsible. fns al
" TASTES. md viii fessu the Notes ~ -atI instltg
t"n Al lie counter In the eta ~ Florence IA s,n
aud at either IT theit tanktng usu.-- la Essirrt
F~neN
COOK = SARGENT psY.ut4rt low,
COON sARaE>T a DOM MN I4w.t3p
tWpk SARGENT a COOK Foft p..n.,,i..-
snk. sAR1kNfA PARKER Fl.,rrt,c, \ Al
ialyI aolf