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use OF NICr-
ury,lmprudence
in Life, orimpurity Of

III Lie, or lmlurlty oil
the Blood.
This great Alternative Medicine and Purifier of the
Blood is used by thousands OF grateful patients
from all parts Of the United States who testify daily
to the remarkable performed by the greatest
all medicines. " CARRIERS SPANISH MIXTURE"
Neuralgia, rheumatism, Scrofula, Eruptions on the
skin Liver Disease. Fevers. Ulcers Old sores fec
ton OF tie Kidneys, Diseases of the Throat, Female
complaints, Pains and Achngs Of the bones and Joints
speedily putto flight by using this iuestmable
edy.
Foralldiseoses ofthe Blood, nothing has etheenfcunn
to compare with it. IL cleanses the system of all i'm
pures gently and efficiently on the Liver and
kidneys, strengthens the Digestion gives tone to tho
stomach makes the skin clear and healthy and restores
the Constitution eneebed by disease or broken down
by the excesses of YOUTH to its pristine yigor and
strength.
For the DISEASES FEMALEs it is peculiarly appli-
cable and wherever it has become known is reguarli
prescribed with the bappest effects II nvigoratcs
the weak and debelitated and impars elasticity the
worn Frame clears the skin and leaves the Taient
fresh and healthy; single bottle of this inestmabe
remedy is worth all the sO-caed Sarsaparillas in exist
euce.
The large number of certificates which we have re-
ceyed from persons from all parts ofthe United States
is the best evidence that there is humbug about it.
The Press hotel keepers magistrates physicians and
public well known the community all add their
testimony the wonderful effects oits GREAT BLOOD
PURIFIER.
Call on the Agent and get an Almanac and read
the details of asst nishing performed by CARRIERS
SPANISH MNrUl z, (iH most Whsrs ersrytRg else
had SigHaiy f1itsdl The limits OF adyertseme. :
will not admit their full insertion.
WIN. 5. BEERS 4 CO. Proprietors
No. 3O4. Broadway New York,
To whom all orders be addressed.
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HIRAM OONhllN, NJ. u.
AMOS, EE, Esq, Monterey, Ia, writes Sd Jan. 1856:
had tedious Influenza, which confined me in doors
six weeks; took many medicines without relief finally
tried your Pectorat by the advice of our clergyman
The first dose relieved the in my throat and
lungs less than one-haf the bottle made me complete
ly we'll Your medicines the cheapest as well as
the best we can buy and we esteem you Doctor, and
your remedies as the poor mans friend
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self and in my family ever since you invented it, and
believe It to be the best medicine for its purpose ever
put out. With bad cold should sooner pay S25.OO
for bottle than do without IT, take any other remedy
Group, WhOoping Cough, Influenza.
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brother Ayer: will cheerfully certify your Pectordl
is the best remedy possess for the Whoopng Cough
Group aud the chest diseases of children. We ofyour
fraternity in the South appreciate your skill and
mend your medicine to our people
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April II, 1857,

A REFIRED PHYSICIAN, - years Ot agc
having lost his Father, two Brothers, Daughter Son
in-law Nephews aud Nicces by that dreadful disease
CONsrMPTIoN, and suffering with COmgh himself, de.
tcrnincd to visit the East Indies, Egypt and Japan
where he discoveries Preventative and Csrtan Cure
for Colds Coughs, Bronchitis; Consumption, Nervous
Debility and Asthma. His cough was cured immedi-
atcy he returned cured his Reid'ires, who Inherited
the disease and in connection witI his have
ploycd it in their practice curing thousands Of cases
considered hopeless by others For the purpose OF
rcscuing as muuy of his suffering fellow beings
possible he is sending the Recipe to all who wish it
for 10 cents OF it to pay the postage, and the bal
unse printing Address Dr.. HEArH lul Spring street,
opposite st. Nicholas Hotel Ncw York,
June H. ls57-32aUim3.
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FEVER AND AGUE,
AND
ALL FORMS OF BILIOUS DISEASE,
SAFELY AND SIIREEN.

There sume cases where the s. stem is full of
Disease, that nothing hut thorough turning will
do any good, and in these this Remedy proceeds
20 do it-in such CusCs nausea is produced, in the
common do-e.l hut persons can avoid this by doing
the whole slower ana taking small doses and longer
time to cure.
In cases, where the Liver is torpid, the patient
will have one or two Chs after commencing the Med
icne; but as soon as the Pills fairly taken up by
the stomach aud the system i under its influence, the
Chills stop. In any where it is desired to
stop Sickness at the Stomach that is produced by
these Ague Pills dose two ofPeppermint Essence
will relieve.
Look for your appetite after being cured by hes
Pills, or you will oycr.cat,
One bottle will break the Ague upon four grown
persons, but fairly should all be taken by one
We would also call Nour attention to the
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DO YOU DESIRE HEALTH?
THEN READ A WORD
Before You throw this down as Worth

1t is fact well known to all our Western citizens
that the miasm that is constantly present in the air of
this rich Western country and the changes which oc
cur so frequently from heat to cold give rise var
GUS forms Oi disease and it becomes important in
quiry then to what do to prevent these sud
den attacks to which SO liable? IN old saying
is an ounce of prevention is worth pound of cure"
and in nothing is it truer than in tiis-for in however
many forms we are attacked with Illness the primary
cause is nearly the same. We catch cold or 0vereat
the pores OF the body become closed and the refuse
matter which is genelaly thrown out of the system by
sensible or nsensbe perspiration remains in il and
clogs it up, and the consequence is that the inward
functions Of the body cannot perform their duty any
more than watch can the cOgs of whose wheels are
hled with dirt. Every part OF bodies demands its
different element FROM the food and the part our stom
achs take is to eliminate such parts and send them in
their proper direction; when system is fully Open
this well and beautifully DONE and such parts -four
food are notnccdcd, thrown out by pcrspration
and the natural outlets Of our bodies-but when cold
or any other cause stops these outlets, this oa f we
may so speak, remains in the body; and Fcvers
Rheumatism, Jaundce Liver Complaint, Ague, Neu
ralgia, &cq &c. What then shall we do? the
answer is easycleansc the system thoroughly restore
these natural outlets aud free. When shall we
do it! shall we wait till the disease becomes set up.
on US! No let Us take
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DISEASE VANQUEsIsED

,ttfttttituttIE LtCNtEUteS.
4 FTER years OF study.
AaualysisandeXperimeu
Mr. RuBlck, the emminent
Swedish Phy ysician succeeded
in producinga mediciEctrom
the mountain herbsUt hisna.
tive land, which acts directl,
upon the causes oidiseaseil
the blood,aud byrestoIiilt the
corrupted fountain OF liicto
"A condition OF health and
purity, eNpels disease from
the system wherever il may
he locuted.ur whatever NAV
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-06-03
Asignee's Notice.
PUBLIC MOTTO 4,

vAL1k TI6l
foSG1ss11c EXPnsa.N> uupaNN
EVANS, MORLEY 4 fsw.
ys]uIs $500 il "vcs iiAbd AZ davenport
80 k.. prepared y ansport goods
IN. I,ea se' a"'PA'ch MAJ one ire Shi
Boston, New York, PAilaaslp 4 and - n.
tsrnsdiats points Morth 4 sou,h
harnG their own cars on tLe i -
Agsnu siihtaem, IN rchAnis e.. 20
vi line than BY any other IsIe
satppsss BY this line will have nm, ,s,.t
male them tsf Any loss OF dam rast 49,
10 iaer eaarge, ami will n,l be - ~ ksti.
1se.s. @-Hsa iaf 10
Ausn~s. MI 49,. - Mass .ffs @alS TOT skTia.
n.nu vim an 800, v uA oet asAihg srrs1gs.
eosiea, Is State street, Ne. a,o.
bhts. ~ sostb Third Of :, Lou sys1ssl,
Handslph. .ns ."'h1f front
lMO O. DUNLAP,
Vsnn. sari.. EyAss, aaI4h.x c,,
Cisvsland. 4v.ats univ
"s ussax..x
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Hsv Asel kssass and ceaveyaasiag o0ss.
MOOD, MltHENoK& CO. having located ,hem.
~ esivss - Inc soath Hcss cofnss " gousth aad
MOCK leland sh., ars nos prepared eev the pureAaae
and eaie Of Meal kssass, loestss Land Wsnease.
and sxpeditious ner, ard IN ses svery brar -
OF sisssseoln.etsd 9Th ths.r prosessiop.
he would respectful " viss ths sssution Of sur
cnas-es and sh0se dssiross u locaung UasvaL ~ %
call and examine their list of ksai AssAts beioes
purchasing or going further vsst ~ tAsy Win fave
both time and money.
They tssi persuaded, hstl hey can crit eli hisAs of
purchassss, ~ thsif clock 10 ls1ss aud vshsd,
again ve ay, give us . call before pufehasinx
may37d0
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i nE Partnorship h-feioiyrs snistinS under ihe
. style ~ MAcklat, Iorbin q Whtte, al Pou Dee
uehss' iowa, 10 this i2y Dissolved by NATAL sas-
s"ns' MACkLo s CoknIN.
LOvELL WHITE
fSft DssA oiass, Dse. 20, is,s
Nj. Lowell White will contain, In. busiosssa
ae"'' sbs"a 10 fofk oes Autaa~. 10 92dus
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The Old LiMe kesmmess
rns usIrsD STATES NAH L,ss
Davenport, Rock Island 1 keeLuk
PACkET COMPANY
1NhH STEAMER
j. DEN. CAMP0Eas.,
4 : NiLLER saa cHAs. W. AsMussrs r .tg..,.'
xr.o. >. MckEE,
a. Il. coKWis and sss 3. xIsGssuR, t.s :,..s
On eed afsss Meoday. Nay I'M, leS.. the 49,.
nsnsa eeee forming lhts liss viti leave ns,vura,,
-. sa.sss.nsr Ben CAnpesil every Aoadsy. N.au.,
steamer Mckee every tuesday, Thur.is, and So
nrssy sssaiaes, ~ arrival of he sy,nin. 80"
irsn cAieeGo. sst tAs psckss ffoa 0aIens:
nseeauns Win The svsaies tain fsom laUs rssss
o. oahnlson nth ~ =. train ~, mn 81
caxe a-d Wsesf roa Meant S;esoasS snd ~ .nsr
1ith Ne great Mail Lac slea1en Jss.x ~. ~.
sssnoe aad Tsomss svann, fos aulrs, dsa.,csi
kssasniag sill arrive :. Rock Ie,aaa IL,
soasees ~ tee evening ssia 10 CArseo. 4 M ~.
4ssnine oeas 20 0slsss. DssIten a. "A en-, -
. S0RRcSy1 fss sf1lf = 2
..s...u Aesss.
osaas - C1nak 1sinnAna
M aZts ~ Ss1pshna mora
- 49, -. ss.1A011A. J
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4 NhtAcH CLOAK wADpING-. ydsloo< = ,neA
l tnsk ast reeeisvdIt Jnifv.s
huiy street., Oetseen sih sud sth
fNHlLDkhk's MOOLks IALMAS A sAousS
~ superh arucicyusi received, al JOufsk -
ossjy street hatvaen tih and sth !.
: lhbss BUTTONS an ismsgs A,sorta, nj. In.
oeN III s9sn,h, IuuYss.
cts bad, sheet. b.tseaa eth sud SIN.
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Hardware, Hardware.
O. l.. I'm Ds GX.
Successor 10 Chiid a Baker,
Wholesale and Retail Dealer In Heavy . a
Shelf Hardware. Gallery, 0ans. Car
psatsrs' Toels, Agricultural
Impls0snts, &C, &C.
SECOND e., doors east OF krady. Davenport,
ioss' s'Ss II fissn.
GALLERY.
nv sloSA vi Pock.s aaa LATHE /. i~sy cannot
AVA be- surpassed ~ aaY hsa.~ uot Il ,...I4ty AMI
lo~ price. Plated iea sad Ia.l- p...s.' riar,a
Dessert sad aoie forss, salt sPoo =. agar shov-
-'. ss.' ~ h. a. "a SHY ~ 81.
L.NsRaRaS val dad large a-.sr,msat a shovel.
\ fsfks, hAkes spades sYtn~ sn-tss, 1ta-. Nythr.
syths stsa-.. - aals.ts go rfscIt..t84 nag,
a.d afas reSih. saitsstsss sui Jcha la~es. ,.ian-
| fl9ss
-d.t.. S,xs strlans
4 LaaoE siocN II saiIdinx hal4-atr .s,en
stii ae I'D al naaaiAstafcfs yricss
-- .d.i, ssse II tias~.
A tahoh sTvuk Vi IAaaaLle Aks.a. n...
,,. Santa. "a aad ". lsss~.s 'ia-- II iesls IA
>ixh - riaia
.l.A IasS FsSCE NlAE, Is.t issas.sl and
~ VII 10 s'id al 10. priess.t
l.. LisosLEi'a. s1xs eiplsis.
nnlA hEns " = a4LlNG salEs, ~ sale
lUVJO ai.o-asate.. Llsa,Llr,s.
,i-a e.aae.
II, bod sf,uE ssa,as,.. ..ls..
W 4. LisasLsYis
I'm, poL aHAis aaass .st..,e.,
iVU 4. LI>bsLEi's
3,l boz. s.eA hms.sa "a. saa s..a-., a.
~ 81. LiSpoLEY's
/ ,1oPhhs ~.ll -. 80 l.. est .ai sest..oes Ia
t'.ee..s 81 nsssA.s's,
ssSa - fiass.
Aiil ssrnishing 0eods
tass nos oa haai n .asxs,s .aaes ~ all
i siads - mill xooas .r.tof .aicax lbay a.
fssR from manufactures Aai can coli towcs shan
ang etnsr Loass.
sa~s. sircuiar, anis3. s.,l .te.. ~. .aI Ba.
'aAaaiAe afets list pr,es 81
h. l.. LISDsLstss, ID ct.
L. uAbsL's rsl.as laAehaas .lrwssaaa Lsalh,r
N Bsiting, male iron tls b,sl - a. +. IN a.
hssi, expressly tor tho FavPa-r AnI SITE 4 Wy
tower Machines. ksvrY eeliIaliy watr.Als d al III
manufactures last rrie..a
- nsBER Beltinx ns.. AMI rsesiux oi he 90.
IL l-.l.q. =. !. Lis .-ky,
4 sonnsah MaHlla aop. tf,Gn I.g4 4asAs.-
- asslI Psckisxi Lain fsaa~ asI hara Leather, al
=. 4 LisDsLhf's.
I.'tlss. = Batsh-rts SaitH,os'., Arcade aud other
htand.,si t.ttaDsssr .. gu Of Plane.
AktHaNICs ell Had the largest ssi heat a..
AVA ssttD ntot all Ntsis Of Fools IA. etsy aud
~ii b ssli ssmaaatasta.ers prices, no tssaspor.a
a'h siisas az sai #Samtas Ktsck Of fools
r.. L.. .lsUsLHN. .ixa Of Plan
NJ st9ss "a hArtsAfs - eptapisis. containing sy
AVA eftihias a.aAlly kspi IA aar.t las. ka.tera
H.ass Ptstsss aai easl3msrs Gill aad IL 10 their
.isaat.Su - Hkanlas ny stock. boz all aay good.
direct ttsts "a n,aafstafsf. agi a.n -rli then,
W s6atss ssHat l.. LINDsLki,
N.xa of ~. Plane.
Aprt-0tn ST.. Iassr. Hs.t !, Rr.ax
GREAT BARGAINS
sPRlN0 AuD ou4a8R DIT 0OODe.
Clothing 0snts farnishing Deeds.
"E aid nsst fsspsetaiiy asaounc. 10 our
W ifi~nds aud tbs citaxs ne . I Uavanpof1 nd ~
einiiy, tnsi .. have nos aud aud are s.cslyin,
81 short intsfvsls additions III. alr~ady 49,
Ali. af
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new Heat 6Aop.
The Oooeeess gs0OA dee 8 ana -
1oWooe Pstcost
wv 10Oek - tsss opsua1 Mai 49,,
wv % 10y sssss, besveen vsurtL 30 Ssmk,
WsM - 49, ~ isasnd ksseMg o AAad asi
eeeSG 9Sonsassss nssas 90 eosssd . ths -,
eseon - H. Do1suaAGs Of hnaitss = r,sp~ese,i
y ssa9ase. . - ealy IN oar nSas l. sood. 49,,
- -. INV - - GAag lsOo & - -, ~
y. y nO0kk's
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SOMETHING NEW.

SOMETHING NEW,
Tu>f fan.iysd supply u Fts.l ~, itetns. a,
" reethom hsadansrsers. consisting la PAT . =
buii's. rovnssnds. Gasson. sad Haflsss sac.
psrills,
DR. Gvindle's Magic compound
Jayns,s Family Incidence.
kouasnS do do
uoesettef's Bigtsss.
Thorn's rpee;dr.
Weavsr's canker syrap
ksnnsdy . Medical isssss sry
ToetAs' vsaitiaa unia sni,
AeMunn's khxsr OF Opium
NtstaI 3 RAiaa y Wild eEerr.
AcAlis sr's and 0oiren On atm~ns.
81 = ~ IN nsase numbei Of articles IL, sums,
a. - asaiten, also . fs.sa sapply u T.ti., A,
u u. kLDRiD.E
tih cor. tth aad Rock lsl.sa a..
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Improved Oscillating Steam haynes
itndgs q WadsWouns Psssnt,l
9anufaetured q the 9avksys Machine ohop
Foarsh ~, wsss end u he cI
OA 4 y p q - T., 10 -,
TINE subscribers are nav prepared 10 0salsh 10
] order Ensinss Of any size, aud In vits thos.
waning 10 call a. IN s.r shop where one Of ID. snd
ma1 DO seen running. 1hsss knginss are n odsls OF
sinpiciiy and eompaetnsss, and CON binins % NE
do al bsst Jsstsrss u the ssaass vssspv ssssssr
sA(sss, vim othersof great atiiy peculiar TO them
seifss, make them particularly economical 10 "a oil
and repairs. We also maze,
NIL WoAx Of eli kinds and nAcHIuHgY
In general, of the best quality.
0epalPtag Promptly O0ns.
iloee who avos ~ With tnsr orders ms, depend
on being ssSvsd 10 sssisfacsion
dscls'8 dwif TOWNSEND, SMITH A CO.
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1857-05-14
8 Yunlorolts Shettb.
-AsH o. ~ From PoFtefa spiritof the Times.
"A. Lively Village. Y


:
.The history Of Browns Vslley--u lovely
scope Of country. embracing that portion Of
the old county Of Blounf, in the State ofAl-
ALBANIA, the waters Of which empty them
selves into the Tennessee ivef-preseats
some features OF rathercurious aud attrac.
tive interestss ON the ad5aEssion OF AlSbama
oh q SMtei into the Union; ;this valley con-
stitated an Indiaa reservation, and was in.
habi,ed BY Cheroxee and Greek Indians ,---
AT this juncture, despite the efforts of the
governd,enti to prevent il, white people Of q
restiess and rowing class, from the neigh
BORING States, thrust themselves into heres.
eryation, and took up their abode along with
the right.ul inhabitants Of the soil. With
such motley mixture Of character and
race, Il may well be supposed that Browns
Valley, over which extended neither the
laws OF. the United Suites, nor o! the State
OF Alabama, was not slow in achieving
'.name aud fame" in the chrrnicles Of The
day. ,.e sia \
From an interesting sketch Of the county
Of Blount, furnished last year 10 the'Alubama
iIisiorical Soci,iygby George Powell, Esq
she following extract. setting forth The, tone
OF morality, saec progress in tire artss .ad
vancemenis in civilization, aud genera
character ii society in the valley, is made:
This portion OIL territory, Browns Val
ley, gave grea, trouble to the citizenssofolt
Blcuni, as il prevented the ordinary execu
saea Of the laws in many instances. Al
kinds of iawless characters were found IL
this valley. Murders were frequent, will
but little chance to bring the guilty to pun
ishmeut. Thomas Davis, the connterfeiter
, who was executed at Tuscaloosa, in 1874
sesided there from 1878 to 1920. He wa
known in the valley by the name OF Scott
and il was thought that some Of his pupil
were left there after his execution, who lonl
troubled the country with their frauds. :
4.Father Biggs," one OF Hooper's heroes
was also citizen of this valley; but he wa
more incliued to driaking and fun than I
mischief. hyis hard to imagine anything
more troublesome to an orderly community
than the neighborlood Of such 4 lawles
colony as this. Il was to old Blolht, wha
Walter Scott says AlsatiG was at one Tim
10 Lon1on. Il'whs school for fraud, vic
lesloe, and sdseiL and offered . safe sanctuar
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WHOLE NUMBER SIS II

---2---1--- -
cstss Everybody catsh their dWn clssFs--S
Instantly, hundreds Of men, womsn, thf
children, were mixed up in the furious slFiis
aad mad confusion, striving 10 identify and
secure their proResty; and surviving hopeless
y and in vain; for an easier tnsk 4 would
have been to have picked a needle ron :
hsy stack, than to have selected any psriie.
ular cat from the billowy mas that plunged
and scared and wairled and dashed h eataf-
aets at their feet.
"Beat of the dogs, and form . below
square around the cats, or they'll escape.s
yelled our hero, the muster spirit u tie
storm now raging; but as everybody elss wsl
yelling at the same time. his commands and
warning vers pnheard and snhes1eJ,--
Everybody was busy, yet nobody seemed -
be doing snything--save those who rot in
the way ofthe earTeat Of cats, and tbey
forthwith were busted in desendine them
selves; and many a bleeding finger aai
scratched face was borne from the feld thss
day. 5aa9'T
In half an hour from the occurrence of the
cal. astrophe, not cat was on the spot, and
with the exception Of few score 10 Inc
tops Of the tall oaks hard BY. or On che roofs
Of houses, nothing feline was sny where b,
sight; they had sll escaped; leaving no othsr
vestiges behind them, on "tAat fatal fielA.o
than such as marked the scene Of the Kill.
eny cat scrimmage, viz: a deal Of fur, and
a few tails, "laying loosely around" 4 ~
| And now the air was fIled With Iameasa,
tons, complaiats, sad dirsfsi threats. II.
pressions like the following, might hase
been beard heard fJem all qusrtsrs of tho
ineeased assembiage:-"I'il plank up ~
dollars and clear him Of the law, 10 any man
who will own he turned over ny boz. ~
.The aaa who upset my bog is scoundssk
and Twill tan his hide for him II he has aos
the gizzard to confess it," dare any darn.
ed skunk to own he had a hand in it." And,
in shrill female screeches. expressions vail
ing and breathing defiance. such 40, ny
poor Tom, and Hannibal, and Tabitha, sli
gone to Jemiay cfimopy kaows where, and
me with nary cat in the world." a0, 0,eff
only knowed the villianwho did the mischief.
I'D tear his eyes out, would." go, Ell
was oaiy q man, I'D get to the bottom ofshis
rascality, ef | died for i,!" 30, Of myole
man was alive, the rascaPs hide WoRldR't
4 IL Il = . d ~
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te Ihe rassi0n 0t toaa iaAeAssl ~ sA AAep
To return TO the village. Though quniS
ter ofa century bas elapAsd since ths aass
Of The incident abose related, removing iFess
this eartilS seeae the sged. and fresting she
heads Of the more youthful actors sna pefs
ticipators In the cat speculation; and thoueA
the village has swslled u dimensicps atid
ausdrapled IN popnlaiion; though mahy spal
ezsiiiag things have wronght st dlGerent
atines, upon TIE inhabilanss, all admit totiiIs
dsY. that never siace the afss eabih ~ Az
erected o. the site % Blountavilles - shes
place % really lively. AMI sos sssessisl
stirred up IN iissery ioundatioas a Z 4 - I
On tie ever memorable srst day q sanpaFy,
a. D. 1854, whsn sbs aSat alan,s With hlt
rl.,,i sslli ,,ssss.ss 81 81 {
$50 cozEazD aHp sEsufEEp THENl'Sa.
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GOOD Vol of Jost Scanning, and two inch Plank
"A hand, cheap for cash. good of Boards PnplaI
shingles be dsliVersd tn"a few days those waning
tnem. Ny Mill Is Euting daily lam "A for Mills
will paFeu sTtAentOn all aTders. az she
Savings InstituOh and your you wish mem
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Attorney s. at. Law,

LAND, COLLECTION, AND
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WILL practice Law In the supreme and Inferior Courts Of
w Nebraska buy and sell Land WarraDts enter land on
special attention 70 making selections Of lands IN
Tor those wishing good desirable locations in
ior distant dealers on reasonable terms ay
lsh Abstracts OF entries and on ort hnv md
sell lands town. o aud all kinds OF real estate and DO
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Lucas, Thompson & co., ST. Louis 40. itl. see
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- ECLIPSE sST0YE FOUNDRY.
thIs Foundry I am making Cooking Esarlor
a and Heating stoves, Of every variety, Hollow
ware o. AL KINDS, RdOns, Sad IrOas and " sfs Irons
Also, tin, Copper and Sheet Iroa Ware an OF which
propose 20 sell a. wholesale retail cheap ics cak o. u
Punetaa time dsHlers Particular pale to RooanE
An1 0aterng. -l7-I.- GCfGI la a hs-nORRlS, lt,-
aPnH Nos COiegs street, Nashville
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CINCINNATI AZ INcY ROYAL iNsuR Ncr CoNR.NV -

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have examined w Childs & Co.'s Elastic Fire and
NaerTRnSf Roofing 'and as judges con-
soer great AVIATION. and Win ITO insure buildneB
eylnetai.'4 '", -e- JOHN S. LAW, 49, p
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from Hepnsth Gspera9 Agent Oh GEalns. Co. Tor the
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