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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1857-03-18
ELpER pLoUNr AND SISTER scHRUB.

From Tales and Tskings," by Rev. J. v. Watson.
IN one of the Eastern States there is set
tlement which has long been celebrated as a
strong hold Of Methodism. II is an out.of-
the way neighborhood, yet no place IN the
whole country is better known, or mere
highly esteemed. In the centre Of the set.
tlement, just where two roads cut each other
at right angles, making /" four corners
is the schaol-house. painted red and long
familiar as the only place Of public Worship
in the settlement. The people are well OF
nnw, aud have built a large and commodinus
Church on the opposite corner. few rods
IN the rad from the schOul-hOuse lived
Squire Schrub You could tell, at first sight.
that the " Squire" was " we'll TO do" in this
world, for everything about him denoted e
There was his picket fence al around his
garden, painted red, and the top tipped with
Waite; there was his house. a modest one
story snd half. with leaning 10 il IN the
rear, painted white Ill over there was the
barn, large we'll filled barn il was; therc was
farm, choice lot of one hundred acres, we'll
cultivated aud besides all this, there were
the honors and emoluments ni the office oi the
Justice Of the peace. The squire was, ol
course, man Of note IN his town. lIe had
been 4 Justice several terms in succession.
lie was a trustee Of tile school district, aud
he was both class leader and steward 20 the
Methodist Church. have no dUubt be would
have received other honors at the hands 81
Ibis fellow tOwnsmen and brethren. had b.
been eligible. Still he was quiet. unassuin'
irg man, aud verify believe he thought NOR,
ol his religion than uf all his ecclesiastical an.
civil honors. His house was the itineranti
home and right sweet, pleasant home !
\ would have been hut inr a crrtaia unfortunate
weakness Of the every other gay ereellen
Sister Scrub. The weakness allude 70 was
or al least il was suspected 10 be. the love o
praise. Now the good sister was really wor
ihy of high praise, and she often received q
but she had a way Of disparaging herself an
her performances, which some people though
was intended to invite praise. No houscwIi
kept her Aaars looking so clean and her wall
80 we'll wbitewashed as she. Every beard wa
scrubbed and secured ill further serubbin
aud securing would have been labor wasted
No one could lCok on her white ash foUr. an
not admire the polish her industry gave Y
The " Squire" was good prOvider, and 81
{ ter Scrub was an excellent cook and 80 the
!. table groaned under a burden Of good thing
/ un all occasions when good cheer was demsn
! ed. And vet you could never enter tie hvui
: and sil half IN hour without Being remind'
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1857-03-18

EVERY FARMER GROWING HIS own SUGAR.
The great demand made at the Patent
Office, this year, for The Chinese sugar cane.
indicates that the cultivation will be very ex-
lensise, the only difficulty in the way being
the want OF cheap and portable machinery for
extracting the juice Of the cane. This difh>
Guilty. we see, our own inventors are endea-
yoring 10 remove. A Mr.. Hodges, Of Gin
cinnati, has machine on exhibition at Wash.
ingtan which is designed for sugar mill. IL
CONSISTS of three vertical cast iron rollers.
supported between cast iron plates, resting
upun triangular wood frame. about eight
feet on its SIDES. Under each corner is a
large truck wheel. SO adjusted. when work.
ing, as 20 reyolye IN circle, the shalt OF one
vi the rollers occupying the centre OF the
ilame, and cluiched fas, TO timber below,
preventing It's turning. while the other two,
being Q, ared into il At the top. are made Il
reyol,e around itas the whole frame is turned
BY the horse. On one corner is feed table
from which man feeds the cane, which, hay-
ing been acted upon by the two rollers. pas.
ses out upon a table on the other corner,
which is removed as oiten as sufficient
quantity accumulates. The juice passes dowr
through the bed.pate and is received in i
vessel made for that purpose. Cheap and
portable machinery is all that is wanted I,
test the great experiment which is now bein,
tried with the Chinese sugar cane.
Phh Ledger.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1857-03-18
IoLp ROVER THE rRusrY GUARDIAN.

HOLD ROVER THE TRuSTY GUARDIAN.
"Iarry, that was wrong. How could you
strike old Rover" !"
/. Because he stepped on nv kite with his
hin. heavy foot, and like TO have made hole
N ii I, replied the boy, lad ten years old,
who had been reprosed by his mother for
striking faithful old house dog.
,.But Rover didn't do IL on purpose. He
did not mean to break your kite"
IL don't suppose he did. But BE- bad no
business 10 tread on my Kite. He's big
enough to know better, ! should think. and
old enough too"
"He's old enough 70 be very wise dog
Harry, and SO think he is--much wiser a.
dog than you are az boy. II he had been
as foolish aud passionate dog a. you are 4
boy. ne would have turned round aud bli
YOU, instead Of walking OIL as he did with /
look Of grief at your bad treatment. ! an
sorry that you should treat Rover unkindly-
you Of all others"
"why me Of all others, mother !"
Have never told you how Rover saset
your liie y -
.No. How was il, mother? When did
he save my life ! Tell me-"
!" Are you not sorry that you struck 'h'
faithful old dog u
"Yes, / am. was naughty boy. Bu
tell me how he saved my life, mother"
q Won were once very little boy, jus
ike yoar dear brother Willie. Il was IN th'
summer time. just as il is now, and yo
used 70 run about in the garden ard saihe
shs flowers and pick fruit. aud sometime
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1857-03-18

has been the case with me, and will, have
no doubt, be found to have been the case
with every person who has succeeded, even
tblerabiy, in the farming business. ! had
remarked that long straw. cornstalks. and
meadow hay, when thrown into the compost
heap. were very slow in .lecomposing. and
that II appeared to retard, in no small de-
gree, the decomposition Of the ingredients.
This attributed to the Loose. unconsoldated
manner in which il necessarily remained for
a long time after the materials were mixed
and inassetl together for, Notwithstanding
air is essential to the putrelactiye process.
YET il is so only to limited extent; too large
asupply acting very much the same as too
large supply Of water. whichhas a preser-
yative effect, even upon bodies naturally the
most fermentable. ! concluded that both
straw and cornstalks--when used for this
purpose--would be much sooner reduced, if
cut into pieces so small as to adult OF their
being in some measure incorporated with the
other stuff Of the heap. This was done, and
about halt ton of spoiled corn butts and re-
fuse rye straw cut up aud mixed with guam
tty OF other Inateras-muck, green weeds,
forest mould, and about one cord Of soil which
had been taken from beneath building
where was constructing cistern. As lex7
pected. the decomposition was much fastened
by this process, and was perfected IN a much
shorter periW Of time even than | had anti.
cipated. Without becoming too compact,
the heap was sufficiently soiled To bring every
piece Of the cornstalks and rye straw 10 con
tact with the more moist constituents of the
mass, while they served tn keep open the
pnres, and due filtration Of water through
the heap. u.
Germantown Telegraph.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1857-03-18
REFUSE STRAW, &C., FOR COMPOST.

Mr.. Editor - When we commence the
business Of eeonpmisng IN ons department.
we are generally ineited BY the gratifying
results which regard our efforts. 70 extend
osr experiments 70 sshsr departments This
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1857-03-18

- have loanI.r sass Addison. "that the
men Who are really the most fond II tie
isdts--sho cherish far them tie highest
respeeI--.v seldom the must popular with
the ses. Men II great assurance. whose
tongues are lightly hsng-who mske words
supply the places of IDEAS. aad place esmpli.
ment Ia tie RUIN " senliment--are their
fssoritss. due respect for women leads
TO respectful asiicn towards them; and res.
ptst il mistaken b. ihsm ~ acglssi o. wsRi
IL lsyc
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1857-03-18
GgRrrr1CATEs.

Ths f,swinx statement of the Rev. L. ". Pssse.
eupsriassndent of lhs Five Points House of Industry,
a. given bsow s that speaks volumes 10 the var
able properties of lhI. remedy.
Nc. o. A. Iesnsul--sir,--I take pleasure iniisns.
iliinr a you ihs following facts IN relation 70 cure
perfected hy The of yaa South American fevef and
As.e Remedy. upon one of The inmates of the House
II Industry. John Yaungs. who had been suffering
from chill. and isvef during hs p,si Eve months was
i, Nssesahet last aliseked and The parosssms
sever, as any ever knss slms>i Instant relief wss
..,e,,,nesd ea giving The 6rs, dose The expected
a.s of rsnrni WIS sd nnsicfed, and had the happy
sIse, Of inienup,ins The psfoysm- Since then every
.sse af ts d~ssse hss lee hin, and he has recovered
hIs former wonsed Hppesfance and hcsih.
Truly yours. SC. b' ~. fbAeh'
Ns- Yo,k. Jsnusfy as. 1855.
a. A. Leonard, E-q.--Dear slri--IIssius suffered
fs,m severe attacks of Fever snd Asue, had neatly
asspais 81 Of an.as sny relief. e'ber ,han Temporary
ons Ba, Wills labcrins under severe shask,H y va
.ussssd 70 ~ your remedy, and unlike cher rene.
aIss hsv. ussd, h has proved prompt and Permansr
sss, .. kass sssss hstss s-s ss ls-s -issss,hst
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-05-21
hi,vcR most desirable Building
Lots,


VIE SUath n a.tLoLAl lat of bauck 70 fseventy.
i nvrl cvrner Of L. Ciair- and Front Streets sub
nsurd into eleven iots suitable for oonp.ud Gus
stores, aud ConlnaissioL hoUs-t b offered 70 least
" shr show named term. Ccuvshient steam bua
landing with proximity ~ the kslroxc depot make
p.~Glisry des.rsbi. Tor business parIUses. In
tn,.i wn h, hllLkA1h, East davenport Q
DAWSON rRUk, Davenport (iel
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-05-21
y. q. SlsOREH9S
Foundry aud Machine Works.

YSHh r,.Ii tog i now pr'psred To execute every
il variets or machi;r-y at short notl0r
Sip no 6srani Ensine. from . to 100 horse pwer,
Epgin~s, tstass, "isa~r~ OR: Nte,and sii fesrfT-
tio,s u n,ii Wcrk. sole agent IN the Wcsi for
the manufacture u AcCords Anti Prieuon b"rsr
Power; sup uiAehu.s for the purpovr intended.
He ould invite the su Bii,n of parties requiring
Shaftiug L. hi, Adjustable Hanger ami Self-Oiltn.
bIxes, superior To snyihing III u'e.
Particular tentioi viii n- paid to rrpasiug ma
chinery, and prompt attrntI.r yvrn Ia rii "rders
propo~, ex.cut my work ia the BEST manner. and
ask partis requfi fing ActiB-ry or repairing TO favor
n, with ihi orLe C.s'iags ~ all kinds supplied
TO orier. works on Third street. opp'rite the Ca
h -. ...--r.,r ND i..c2iAaNlY
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-05-21
Prairie Lands for Sale.

'Hk subrc rbef hss one thousand of prime
L p.sirfv lands ir JAsvr, Stosy, harshai aud
fraLkin Coahtaes, which ne viii sell cash " ex-
6"Is Tor vshef pi - rty apon th- must favorable
efsN,, o iof sac nhl buuslCs lvtson ~ SHY
nd cry str cts IN ,rsn DAvvupor,.
Jan - dsf ukAtkhC @ LO0AN
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-05-21
NOTICE TO ADvERT1AEAA.

AOT0CE To ADvERT0A4oS.
Large ssss charged double ,L< same dissassens q
syps.
Displayed advertisements one half more thal
Usual rates.
Yearly advertising contracts vsl bs sndesssood u
sp,y strictly the immediate business 81 the sdves
t,es and oil other advertisements sent In by the I'd
vsrtis~r will be ehsrges extra.
Advertisements not accompanied with instruction
si be inserted with iosbid. aud charged secOi idinrp
Notices Tor religious and benevosnt purposes !"
ssvsed one time ef coat, thereafter chsstso -
ether advertisements.
Advert,s. meat, frosi abr. ad mrss
saytabiy IN sceones unle . frsn approx
Con,s sfts fot yearly s.v III irg r1isi'e ~ -
ua,ou II .dy.r,is-,s the, paying ~ sdvshsemen' u
as Der c.Lt vu ,hr oOntfs.t price
Av.,us m u 0 IA 'It.d a. H To reAoin" " stei
soo, e,.t a vance on sby,e rstcs and srvt Oh H.
"a o5,r,e.nt advance ou trgulsr sstss.
Autr..s.eal .dveitis. nt- must b. La.a for Ia
sdv.bes.
,,to A. WEST, Iowa state Democrst
.ANpkkS q BhO psiiy 'sa1tt-
"a Last btE II 20 DIT b uDkrAt
uakKiN...N D wILklE, Aahy evening news
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-05-21
For Sale.

For SaIes
AONE hundred and iv,nty Building lots In an
Addition /. the town ~ Port Byron.
rh-se lots eligible aud hAuispIarly situated on
b.nk Of the Mississippi. They vii bt .oid
tonAble lerus.
For particulars inquire Of Messrs Durfee, Pratt
To-, PORT Byron, Cnsries J Roger, ESQ, LClAir-,
Uvrb,n 4 DOW Davenport. VI VI the subscriber
JANIS NAY
EH The subscriber has nnmberles- desirable pie
fc-uf land In and the citi.s of Davenport and
LsCsire, amp near the town OF Port byron, that no
a Ia Srli. lEtintfl in
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-05-21

Lumber. IIath,
SHINGLES, SLAVES, ETC.,
R.R. DEPOT SAW MILL,
DAVENPORT low
NIRsT Mil ABOVE THE MISSISSIPPI BRIDoEo
RENN Il'K l. son. FGOpriesOrs.
TIVE su,scrfrs sirons os closing out their large
i tick Of al descriptions u l.nmb-r. b fore G M
IN .tising their -,ock of logs oGe ing gea
induce,nen'st, purchasers All Who ar" In want .
Lumber Is.h Stav-s, or Shingles, are invited IL
examine our stock.
davi RXNwICK 4 SON.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-05-21
UNION CAR AsD BRIDGE WORK

FOUNDRY
KNOXVILLE,
CHIC AGO, I'LL.
CAPS, siiis, Brackets, Truss-s, Columns, etc o.
" thu tatrs, patterns made to order.
Information ~ IA prices, etc, may be obtained ~
che o1ic. SIoSx. RoonEs and BoviAorox, Daven-
ports block No ., Davenport, lesa.
sTOAk BoOMERA ROCTON,
marrh1sdtf Proprietors.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-05-21

-~~~-~-~-~-~~~>-~~~ ~,~-e>~~-~-~~---~
IMPORTED WINES, GROCERIES, ,&c
l.. l. w. GEERY,
2O3 Canal st. i ~ Broadway. n. Y.
tEssab.L.hed lsol)
IMpoviers asd Dsuiers IN Tnsf Qualities.
FAMILY GROCERIES,,
Oarr totas TKADE HOTELS, PklvATs FAMILIES
AGd Who . cL.,ic- a. tn,II ri il. iie u
genuine d~ttcIe . iIs- vAItyof
T8AS. tsks IN AMI AK Su CHONo, rOV CH-
/ on, atGL,sH IRE AXE Asst, ouL NJ, IsPi
ktAL. HisON vuNrUw YUUA0 nYsoN
D. chez ard hall cL~sts, ~.
| COfFEE-N CHA md JAVA.
wINE,-AADaKIsS sHERRIES PORTS HOOKS
a.. very o.d ami high Grad, IN original Paeka
Cs- deinuoIs nisx uIns and 10 t-.
BARTON anu G.. EsTiEK's CLAHErS.
CHANpAGkE.: Me-. d Chsndon Csbinet Imp
| v,rssnAt Do Hvii~ Ice, o. II Nh ms H. d,
LIQ. UhS-ksandi :, Rum i, VII say, Uin Arrsck
! Absilth X r ch &C Ac., III .fisiba pnkages
ais :, IurAeA,, Nara aschinu. Ansette, No. eau Bit
| es, BIC
MALT LIQUOaS-Lond q brown Stout, Scvt:h aue
Ens ish AL.S
Sr6ARS-A VARIETY Of Cno ce r snis.
| rICKLEt-EN1' IsU s,d FRENCH.
v. aS-to Iish Cuirie tame S~at, &c.
CHbE$6- sTiLtOS ,HhDDaK ROSaI v CT0
RIA PRiNIn ALBEIT pARM. SAN GRUY
EkE SApsAEO DU1Cn, and AMERICAN.
| >. GARS-LOAS. CR .hED, fULvkk.SsD, D.
CkOil Ac /. ba r. Is ti.d hsli bsrsl~.
HA HANS-WESTPHsLI = ami AatkiCAN
OiiS OLIVE SPERM ami WHALE
ESOur ~ ors ate warranted un sdultera''d Z
of"u "wn i"I,pr alton. iAfr, ~ nly
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-05-21
Lam Der! L9l4llbEr
AZ the Rock Island Saw Min.

Lam Der! L9S4lsbeT
At the Rock Island Saw Mill.
HAVING received large supply Of Logs ar
II nov rnhnlng ouI MIL lay aud night aud are
pr. pare. 10 orders for all kinds of Rniidbs
and Framing Lumber, Laths, Shinges aud 1rncins
All order, with which Our Davup,rt friends NAV IA
~ MnAb SMITH : sA.sH.
docs island NAV ~. y. d'H
LUMBER! LUMBER !!
THE ubscribers would respectfully inform the
] buthiers OF davenport and the public gen.raiE
that they keep constantly on kAn' II their Planning
Mil II. Rnek Island, eora-r OF Rock River and wash
nstu streets, Seasoned Flooring and Siding and al
h,nd-pf nn,sh!ng lumber Of the test quality. Cal
and eEaminr our st,cx before purehasins rlr-where
J. 4. BIDDlSON 90.
tot.r 81 1885, year
DRY CKIriGO LCM BIER.
TsHk subscriber terIs constantly On hand oil qas'
l t.,es and thicanss. ~ " Dry Chica&G Lumher -
hts -atd on The corner Of hoes Island and si.ts,
s,aity " WHRHlRA-
J. w. sKlNKI.E l. CO.,
GESEk.L DEALEas.
Lumber, Lath, Shingles, Timbsr, &c!
Corner Canal and .Ja<kson streets.
CHftASo, HIN Is.
nrR srrangame-t> such - to n, ure st sp
~ times ~ "nrply of the different qualities Of
Clear Lsssss sbev,
Int An' Scsitiing Al, IL - and lengths. mn0I
Lumber, Lat, shingI- NJ.
Our Flooring,
~ N,rwSv and " oit. Pie, Away. stand rVdy
10 ,ornps.' " ~ any In this msrst We invite II,
ca l. d strn ion - al cuntry AM otmr dealer
t. our i OK hand aud facilities for alling order
and con IActs.
a,s.liv wv sKINKIEACO.
REMOVAL.
ID. IR. CARLETON,
SsoLvs.Lr AND Retail DEALER n
BOOTS SHOES AND BROGANS.
-. At THE NEW BOOT AND sHOR STORM
X&s = r"..iovet from: Mai;i TO Brady Street. b.
": iv"rn 4th nd 9Th sts. wherr he 's now =
<sA~ ,eiv.na his Spring stock II Bots ard Sho~ .
which erlb- Nh usual VARIETY of ssyies for Gent.
Ladies, Misses AMI Childrers wear.
COUNTRY NERCHANTR
Can here md s."i As-.r,mrrt Of sessn.able
Prime Retailing GOOds,
s.LOT PRICESas in any establishment IN th'
West IaplbdA VII
III BOOTS AND SHOES
wholesale - Retail.
THE EMPIRE HTORE!
BRADY STREET. DAVENPORT.
vHrE have nov 10 store ,a-ge anj veil s-lss1er
w sfoch II Rpp:s and Shoes. 10 which lnv,t.
the a,.rton o. all in want u articles IN line
| Naswtry Tradsvs wishing to r-plenish thtr sto
| will md II Ia their ad. Antage " call before pls
chasing eis.where
r, onr Numerous customers wHe prefer Ossslosn
Work We ou;inu- to hold ont Inducements II tn.
wsy Of prime stock and AyiiAA snovk, not equssr
| this side Of Nv York
All tbIs ~ Ladies' worb manufactured psns
fspSthitfl MOORR GARRETT
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NISH-cla ants
S.V.S(H.f.NV p (sS.hf'.f.ff,

Officers
vDMuND CkNFittpf p HENRY RANnf. SEC.
~ tNHt tu.rfAS Tt'a~'f.
\ 6iiHIRI Gtt rrrl Agttt Hnd Sufyeynr.
Thit Cempan, wss rFanirel IN the cTth dn, ~
ch y iHoi u'r s,se,a tha'trt itta the
l. sIsIau ~ lfi"is rt.d Ia 'lttl'Hf u tHdsr
III m..t tatu,,bi ausItcs. Its ,etatsH tt,r al has
'''h ul-4 . ii m iuI ., iithe basis. ahI Wv 81
A. stability -"'u'ucr H,ni nair ncy Raks "a q"
~ ID itst insutaht' t,Hltl an ~ n unity. r,
thrc d, stt,le - pt'tttue ~ me- I'VE nEa4nsi iuhs
diu,sr~ ~ f"c rt tetts u ttv tca thy bss saNe
~ uirr th. following
RtFrRENeFs:
Messrs Siane WI try, lanl q
= wlH,m- y tu.tA Chisaso.
% Seth'r y Htdh.r,
- Stuin \ l.s'ii
IS pat"eh Pr, t,ctnes Niss. e'i'rVd.
t.'n & n tifnr tast'f H. Go Bn.k.
Sm IAtrt ks Milwaukee,.
~. tat.toe k.q Eaan".
Heur, farn,n. r'c,, cnetsoS RI. RAiirosd
\ 'ats1 O. l. ,on Ut7tk ,.l ago'
'..n y Rhth- E,q oicsriaHi -.
Iu Jeha Z. br -up. az's oI stat. Columbus.
no c,nliril. F>j stri 80 h ~
- u H. tharpnc rlu 81 i4tuie Mo
ncs,ts. Msi-wurth Wcle \ ssse,mait Chicago.
ueste ~ rut,h& t.s. thut'., HAuK
Lon w.. hell cv tsat i uht,.
u -~r. u. %,a &tn Gheag"
- Jisti Sttth a ptai. BiN.li III.
ym. Hai1te & E,.l Nons ~
,iou wu 7, ,itt So at State G,iumhns,o.
Mrett- u Z a" G'sk : -, i..ektvfi. Ia.
" "L,cit. Ssn Autaa
Nrrmial. g. tc Butats \ v.
VIM IS fnrly 80 S.Htagt IT,
lion n.IN, Juae Juitrrue Court, nansaeid
Oiio
zen. ! ,nnl srurp3,id II
apha,d :,cts -. ~ La4is NJ.
A.rn' at r,s =ufsir, at n "a i.lana
OFFICE nas'"ptt. ~ "a satIL pLaocnAr
ono - "n'c h.iilH- hf.d, street
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INSURANCE, 4 LNTELLIGENCEAC
uOUsfS rented, Ieassp drawn, Rent- collected
IL THes p-id -resf MS. Con ctn ms III I'd
p'mrly ieni trd 10 spy pat Of the coun y
Esch hAnee fought and e,ld, Notes discounted oI
good security.
REHERENcEs:
wilder, Esq, b. ton, Mas.
exc Marsh 90, Boston, Mass.
" Aud'K Il kC,,
Hon " nArris, Bri ewster, x'ss.
RD~l she., Camp Ito,
JEK In. E.Q A ,ngtm,
GS Aoodr.an, tBank-i) Chicago I'll.
Huut,neter, v sdworth / Parks, Chicago, III.
CAT Doogas E>q,
ES'ev. u.s. ksq. II Arth ny, Ann. Tsrr.
EA small, ks4 Galena, IL
Hon me Tnornsfon, Dav cnport.
Burrow Pret ty- an,
1urp II. G-ihtt = c.,
CPwh &C, NIB, ESQ,
ap' II 2Sd
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EE..E.g'k g.E.S'
Insurance Company.
Snnee n W Co ofBaiD l. clesEpt2ireet
ST. LOUIS, MO.
rapis~l. .2ON.OOO
sM D'kNCH Prry'; 40. hiFjFS, Viz. Prss'
CHAS. ABR tstSuS srctatsry.
I. a. Cano Chss aey,P h-pgy Hloct
:. Meter, A q. G"fjes. n. Numot,
n. spAnnhrvN.
Pr. HARDING. kgett, navrnpcrt Iowa.
The undersigned Il AEehi f@r this new insnrars
'rmphuy. shri Is r,stisgtd ~ some ~ ~, sub
tsntis tus gnru II ~ iuuis, ard rsbny all
to ,st. risks rchsons ~, ralrs u LIQUID
ut be overif,"srf Ihst ihts yfae v rst.fr Com
sby, sd ahouid be s'itsrted ~ ri,rsps instead
being ,wirSed ~ taststa s~inJling 81 ii iialtns
shth there 90 many.
i.c15,..Y Pr HARDING.
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MONEY. 71D ElD.l.v.

.U(D.VEr 7O kO.l.v:
TN isrs" n IN u sums, for . long short time,
/ sui APPLICANT.
Land Warrants bought and sold
D-ds Martgacrs, &c Drawn 81 short hotirr.
once o' In u,iefsirnd on br-dy -trst n~v
-h we the Pot once over Tsll"sn, Pp~rrr VI,
Lcan'~ RANGING Honsa
r1~hatdif t,R. WMpWAfb.
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DAJLsPohr IRON WORK.
r q u N ID IL Y j.,
a ~ ID MI & HI ~ p s n OP


JAIME, D0NNEp.U.H 4 co.,
Late 4Oresse" cf sse ktIaivs Foundry1
4 RE now prepared 10 execute all kinds II knsi 9
IA aud Machine work for Saw and floufiuS malls
Also
.Srnamen ntsl House Cssitass.
Of sp,~rh and varied designs Cap~ Siils. RrAck
cts Trusss &c, of the latest patterns, OF made u
order
n u. Spesis attention paid to repairing wors -
Accidents To n schinrry repaired withou, delay -
Bra-l cast nss mad to order short notice
imitSitl lANME DONNEI.IY co.
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Farmers Exchange Saloon,
OPENED TO-DAY by JOSEPH IOs6ENNsTTo
,IsHIS Sal DON on &c. nd str-st,
] ofP 'Ty .ue.t has '-c-ntly Le-n rhtied AZ
furnish-a 10 good styi.. ami Wened : tn re
ton u icy arifrs, Win will b. taken on III
most rsa 0nabi. terms.
FREE LH.VVH
3 Yved every a. i1h o'clo't, In best tyl"
MEAL UOuKs-Bfe k'a-i ffoa, st 7S; Dime
fro,n - u ~. SupJe from 10 ~ o'ci,ck,
No pa,n- viii b. SPAR 20 Tender ev.rsthin'
asre ahie 10 b tn transfer and guiar cntt''ia 3
m h3IsH JOS. IoNGESNFTTE.
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j 1VVU UtNIVW u u u W
Ladies snd Gen lr me n. IfE ca EAM,
OYSTER, and DiaIn. Hoom..
On Rsafy, b.t~esn Hr,nt AMI seconi streets, Eas
sde.
ny.ryth,ng inVe EATING. Fruit ami Conf Ct
ttou nv line we'd to "rdrr h- H. - IL 49,
81 sh,'t u n aice LtMONAnf, ICE CREAM AL
goo G. gArs always Oh hand.
apl.a .atiif k.C NlNO> 90
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A ". m vent ef NJ Dvsrs mr. she spDmeeAkn Z
~ Woiidayo. eAould leser m tja~ = sos0inine ~
e&pano Uk9sw0syE9 I'm
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valua hle City Property for Sale.

Valuable City Property for Sale.
/ He Mississippi House, situated on Front -tret
brtvcen Main aud Far ism st cts VII be sol!
chap l.O, Is by $50 fet Part II the pucc cha I.
on'y can r.ms E.r and ea's . 10 p.r cp,
Also Lot ia - - near the \ d pot ,32xi5' sr-t.
Ai-., . L4t Oh b street. adJvi1inS shs d Dot, SlA
40 'ert;
Also corner lot Brsdy q, eorues of Olay, iOs>
- fe T.
TIE Lite u and l'h streets are rp,endiily stu.
sted for business purposes ant the ca,ion ~ th
bra street lot u Of the test In North 9aven
port.
Hor Particular apply To
FAlRRANKG & HICESON.
Wh9Otu Hoffman, RulldrR lain q.