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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-10-24

Vtt. %, ThDB.
FIorp-Holders evinoe less disposition TO sell the dc
nand fair and prices for the higher grades nrm sales
III 500 bbls
wmaT.--salcs 55 900 bushels, including white Canada
nj 81 IA red Western al ~ %; Canada club, 81 and Mil
wankie do private terms.
Cops-sales o. about So 900 bushels, including mixcd
Western at 66c. e6c, old Jersey yellow al Doc. DO
al 75c
Pork steady, with saica Of about 500 300 bbls al
s1s 40 FOR mes s4 10 for old prime and s14 so for new
WuKssy Sales 800 bbe IN lots az 221tc, per gallon.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-10-24

6hn1x. 4 ~,
ss t Ssrs fSSs s?sas ss %
B sa gs Co.
sTts Meteor J ksynods g Bos,on.c Peters.
SIR anss Br SSye :, M,shsss ;. Bq1ley nu
schr n Taylor Nickerson Msliias~H 9 Donovan.
schr = Kidder. Harrison, Wilmingtop-D Murray ..
ssSr Ned a0i hend s %sshinssonZ Poweli ~
scSr Hamilton, ogden Als.andria~ saiSrd Dodge "
Eys
SIR %s s Fa S Ai spsasas
Steamship James Adger. Adams Charleston, Oct TO- Pm
Sh 6ss ssa
Steamship Patapsco, Iayaeld Baltimore, 40 hours with
june q IN the Straits Of M Mind passed ship Ora
n w bsas SsT for pfs 81 $
Bareelan Sea- spoke Br bark Niger from Manila for
sas II % re
as IL With The
a
Ing her esk badly aespns the constantly az going
Of samboangan Island Mindan he reach port
as i with IL lat
in ina from the s sw AWAY %hS 81, sui
lon s. 10 + passed whaleshp bound NE Had hard
5 sns sas "a ess .a
ns ~ @ lat n lon aSs IN sa s
asng her to leak pumps going constantly to keep her free
ss Ia se Is for Mobile
@ Max s % Of n Sa AsR Sept sm and
60 s6hs, la :. 80 Ion g spose fishing schr Mountain
ship VIM Travis smith, Flushing Roads Sept H. lwi'h
Ship Amelia tof Warren, Wallace Cardiff Sept IS with
coal Metcalf Duncan. =,
Cooper 60 Passed Cape Good Hope septa via s. Heles
e. H ws ns sSr hsse nss
from s. Helena Lei Manila Jps Y and was seeamsd IN
charts ?. s gnsss g smoke "a Cape Good
don aso Br bark CITY Pacs Is days from Msna for Lon.
sSS % % 81 part o. 5 :Pse wsP sd sSns
$50 sperm-h.d finished hosipg % Dbl IN septs
SS ss
Of b hSii1 Virginia. siSs' h fa. Islands Oct with SALT Smith
Bris Ocean Wave ofran RIVER, James, Malaga, sept ~
Brig Atlantic tof New Hsven Merrill Barbados. days.
with moasses to rro~brdges Sons, Of New Haven where
Brig Mary Ie Blanc cBr Richards. ris,oq 70 days, with
coal COAL e Briggs Eofers n ms @ a o. Ion o. spoke brig
Brig Meteor HAYNES Rcndsg, Cor Boston. 49,,
fruit . Siss " Phsp. CO Gs La q az ~ lon 81
80 sDpfs ns ss ip 5 sss all S, HARDY.
Sept q and 5, Martins e,h ins, with salt % Pears
da shr With sn sc y sss. Rcs Cole CD
schr Isyinia qBr Hurst Port George rs. IS days, with
Schr Ga-go Smith, Richmond, days
Schr Haxa. Winters. Richmond. days
Sehr Heroine, Champion, Fredericksburg, II days
Schr u Whildin Jermon Alexandria, days
Schr Geo Glover Thomas, Camden, 3days.
Schr Granite Ledge Tsrr, Rookport
sehr Grecian Mathews Portsmouth MI, for Philadelphia
sehr Susan, Bearse Boston days
Schr Era, Chamber ain, Boston, sdnys
Schr strntton, Bout, Boston for Albany.
Schr Connecticut, S.arles Wareham.
Schr II VI tolsou. Coson, Norwich
schr Goodspeed Brue Norwich
Sloop Speagne. Gibbs, Providence.
sloop Miami Burton Grcenpoint III inst during NE
blow, % Waiting River sprung leak and compelled
throw overheard deck load.
Steamer ospray kennsy, frovdrnce
Steamer Charles Osgood Smith Norwich and Now London.
BELOW.
Bark Marhas Vineyard Robinson, from Glasgow Sep, H.
with mdse Durham A Dimon
Also, one bark unknown.
SAILED
Steamships City Of baltimore ,rl Liverpool; Columbia.
Charieson star Of the South and Montgomery Savannah
jamestown, Norfolk.
Wind during the day n ZONE.
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AusAnoe q per cent in broadway shares Among the
,@n.~ STOCKS the most active were New York Central
=" cu River and Rock Island, all Of which, but espe
Ally the two former, exhibited strong tendency 70 ad
v~nce After the board New York Central touched S6k
The whole lot generally looked promising FOR rise. The
quotations at the second board will be found below.
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The above expenditures the Eastern division consist
principally of labor and materials for engine house at
Crestne cutting of bitches for improved drainage, and
building Of bridge in Allegheny City for a street cross
ing The expenditures the Western division consist Of
AIS 81 for transportation Of materials for the track
laying between Plymouth and Chicago, 1855 80 for bal
lasting that part Of the road formerly known the Ohio
and Indiana Railroad and IS 42a SO for labor and mate
rails furnished by the Transportation Department for the
track laying above referred TO.
The floating debt has been reduced during the month
$40 076 3 of which SIG 1856 effected by issue Of
mortgage construction bonds and the balance paid cash
part reduction Of accepnces extended redemption of
coupons past due and liquidation OF pressing Indebtedness
the line OF the road.
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ss0,5l0 81 s261 ,6l7 43

All unpaid coupons due prior TO Oct l, 1857,
the bonds OF the Ohio and Pennsylvania Ohio and India
ma and Fort Wayne and Chicago roads, will be paid
presentation al the Office, No. 81 william street
The following the statement Of the earnings Of the
Buffalo and State Line Railroad Company for the months
Of Scnfcmhcr 1857 and lSaS.-
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The following were the September receipts of the

The Pennsylvania Railroad Company have declared
semi annual dividend Of three per cent clear Of State
tax, payable on and after the 18th of November.
The earnings Of the Pennsylvania railroad during the
month of September and since January /, as fol
lows
Gross Ea,Nings. Expenses. Net Earnings
Sept 1855. s452 OS7 SO s260,l 90 sle1 ,o45 80
Sept, 1885,. 49,. 506,056 20 2s5,3ll IS 220,1l4 So
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mlssELfsANEOUS.
A GREAT INCREASE TO THE PANIC y THE RIM
SECOND WEEK or THE PANIC IN Ribbons
rssIc rRicss rsSiC rRicts rAsIc rRicssi
EXTRAORDINARY RUSH OF CUSTOMERS
TO THE CASH RIBBON HOUSE
ic@ CARTONS or sPLENbiD RiBB0vs
ENTIRELY NEW STYLES,
will be opened on Monday, Oct -
Must be sold during ensuing week
AT ANY SACRIFICE.
We stock weekly In order 70 keep race with the
hSoTHFR GREAT REDUCTION
rRIrrsi LooE At rHr rRicrsf
HhbOns or..s.....+.tts. nz,S per piece worm ~ -
nbbons :, ~ per pee wor,n
Ribbons lzis per plere worth ID
Ribbons for.............t....ss per piece worth
Ribbons for. ~ per piece worth 80
Ribbons ior..............''. per piece, worth ~
hoOoni r W CASH ONLY, =" " ps' worm ."
FOR CASH ONLY.
FLOWERS FLOWERS,
400 CARTONS NEW FALL FLOWERS.
BEAUTIFUL GOODS,
FOR CASH.
FOR CASH.
FOR CASH.
FOR CASH.
" per cent less than usual prices
ran, IN, ,ms =, s chance seldom Offered
MUST RE SOLD THIS WEEK
NEW YORK CASH RIBBON HOUSE.
No ITO CHAMBERS STREET,
B-several Of money, purses reicuIfs parssos,
Ac. &c, found IN the store asi Apply descrip
ton 70 The cashiers desk Of the cash ribbon house, No ZIG
Shamberssueet
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Affairs OF the New Haven County Bank.
The stockholders of the New Haven County Bank held
adjourned meeting at the banking house the 18th when the
committee appointed TO investigate It's affairs made report
showing the condition OF the institution.
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Observation-Disclosures,

CLEARED.
Steamship Indian Empire tBr) Courtenay GalwayAm FIX
press Co.
Steamship of the South, Lyon, savannahs Mttchi
Son.
Steamship Montgomery, Crocker savannah-H Cromwell
4 Co.
Steamship Locust Point French, savannahH Cromwell
q Co.
Steamship Columbia, Berry CharlesonspoGord, Tleston
4 Co.
Steamship Jamestown Parrish Norfolk &c-H Ludlam
. Steamship Paapsco, Layfed, Baltmore-H Is Cromwell
Ship Mantou, Honeywell San Francisco-Sutton Co.
ship j Boyd Thomas, Liverpool-Boyd Hincken
Ship Aldahah Bunker New Orleans-N II Brigham
Ship A l. Hale Sawyer Charleson-Nesmih Sons.
Ship Mont Blanc, 0xnard, Chareston.C Duncan Co.
Bark Celestial Howes, Madeira-R w Trundy
Bark Marian, Downing Buenos Ayres-G Slavery.
road Co.
Bark Sartele Cole Havana-Wm Nelson Sons.
man Co.
Bark Thos Payne Br), Cumminger Halifax-A smihers
Co.
Bark Isnardin Douglas, Mobile-Eagle Hazard.
Bark Dawn Chase, City Point-Reynolds 4 Cushman.
bot AGO.
Brig Addy Swift, Avery St Thomas and Maracaibo-Mai
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sept, IS1t.... 5Ub,U5b 70 Zs5,oII % ZZU,lI4 y
Decrease. 49,. $53, 96S 81 S25, 200 80 SIS, 767 ~
Jan l TO
Oct l. 5s $50 4e5 81 80 22s oss So 81 s42 S77 "A
Same period
last year :. 3,e5oe7e 81 2sie,7o5 e6 l46l ,270 os
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1858-08-14

The following il a most concise and
truthful statement of the principles
advocated by the Republican party 1t
il JUS such a platform as we delish to
do battle upon:
ea-It is opposed to the Leeompton
Swindlc.
DsS~It is opposed to the Daed Scott De-
cision.
nsA.It is opposed to the recognition
and protection of slavery in the Terrific
ries, By the General Government.
asD~It is in favor of fostering Free
Labor.
sa-Tt il in favor Of a judicious i'm
proycment Of our rivers and harhors.
pa~It is in favor Of preserving the
sovereignty Of the States.
BE- II is opposed to an extraragart
and corrupt administration of the gov.
eminent, as eyineca by the present anu
preceding Administrations.
BrA- is opposed to Oatend Manifestoest
fllibustering and political Jugglery in
general
pky~It is in fact peoples party.
The converse of these, We may add il
the platform Of the democracy fhoost
yo between them,
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Volume 3.


Live NAN Dsssectfti ~ thc DOctOfs.
A report Of the post aaorfega cxaulina-
ton IL the State Prison murderer Maggie,
lately hung in Boston, published in the
Medical and Surgical Journal, suggests
the startling idea that Magee was not
killed by the Langman's rope, but by the
scalpel Of the surgical operator; that
enough life remained after the hanging
for proper appliances to have famed into
nm active fame. lie was cut down FROM
the gallows at 25 minutes past 10, and
the doctors at once begaH operations up
on the body At half past | /, regular
pulsatory movement was feand to proceed
from the heart itself, which gave a dis
tinct and regular single beat, with a
eight impulse, SO times minute. The
~-hest was then opened aud the heart ex-
posed, without in any way arrestiag the
rulsatory movements. The right auri-
Gle was in full and regular motion, con-
srscting and dilating with beautiful dis
tinctness and energy. At Il o'clock,
the spinal cord having been previously
divided, the number of centractions was
40 per minute, having continued, with
only short intermission, regularly up to
this time. From this time to nearly 3
O'Clock, these phnomena continued,
but growing weaker, and for half an hour
afterwards they could be started up by IT.
ritation with the knife.
"Dr. ArasEortk remarked, that all
TIE appearances usually observed in cases
sof hanging, were here wanting, and
thought that the first effect of the sudden
fall was powerful coucussion Of the
brain, which paralyzed the body, Us in ca.
ses where blow or fall is received upon
the extremity of the sacrum, aud that
death occurred afterward from strangula.
ton.
"Dr. Clark expressed the opinion that
as there was no lesion of any important
organ, resuscitation might possibly hav,
been accomplished by artificial respira-
ton, &C., If efforts to that end had beer
made immediately upon the lowering o
the body from the scaffold-that is, with
in half an hasr after he fell "
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Christianity teaches us that God is our
Father---loVing Us rs no earthly finite
parent can---settinc his heart upon Us as
his beloved children. jesus, himself is
the image of the father, showing in his
own beautiful character of that gracious
presence that evermore surrounds Us
here, and that, with all the resources Of
infinite power and wisdom, seek our sal
walton and immortal blessedness. The
Fathers infinite aud cbaneeless love is
the precious central truth of the Gospel;
giving us trust and hope fer the future,
the very assurance our human hearts
most earnestly crave and need.
This doctrine Of our heavenly Fathers
love is valuable amidst the pleasures of
life. All life's brighter experience is
made more dear by il. 1t deepcns and
purifes the fountains of our JOY, and
makes life more cheerful and the world
more fair.
1t is precious under tho depressing
consciousness ct unworthiness aud guilt
God loves Us. notwithstanding our wan-
derings and sin. lie is ever ready 10
reeeiFe u back, to grant IT'S forgi' Dess,
and fiji our souls with the peace of recon
eiliatiea.
I. il he best source If consolation In
sornsa Though all fail us, Gods love
will not. Amidst the sa4desl loneliness,
when all earthly things seem failing, il
we can look through the cloud, and sec
the Fathers face beaming upon Us, then
light is she'd over our way, peace deeends
into the heart, and the joy Of heaven
spreads itself through all the chambers
Of the soul.-heU Coeenaat
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R,oody Indian Battle.

We learn from gentleman just down
from the Red River country, that fierce
and bloody battle had occurred between
bands of the Sioux aud Chippewa, lndi-
ans, near Big Stone Lake, in Minnesota,
IN the l4th Of July. The Chippcwas lay
in ambush, and when their enemies came
within shooting distance, dropped twen-
ty Of them the FIRST FIRE A hand to-hand
enccrntcr hee cnssed, both parties fight
ing desperately. In this the Sioux lost
six more men, b=s killed eleven Of the
Chippewas. CHG Press.
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Almost every one certainly every merchant. has
times very strongly wished tbaG he had reliable
nonaen, and friend living In this great metropolis to
whom he could send for the transaction Of business
or the purchase Of article. that he e1nld make
convenient e go abe city 10 do, or to buy himself,
with fI conf enre the sness would be we'll done
and al reasonable expense to him. Having hecaGe salts
hed rs extended asery aan and experience that this
ID an alHaoaE universal want. EavG established
house 10 aurnig ILL., We have found that thousands u
}erscus. from Maine 90 Georgia, constantly sending
10 orders. involving purchases yaTyiBE
amount ons - TO many hundred dollars, aud
We believe in every these employing us have been
satisfied oth With the quality If the services rendered.
shall I'm MI he tr and reasonable, icing predi
Gated the 1ue and iatsr consumed. X i certain
that being constantly ia the market, buying largely for
cash. BCY nFgrNR than any single purchaser
can Iu fact, to friends much mere in pr-
ces than the commission charge. No WHO only
occasionally comes here nc familiar with market
50 extensive this. We, Icing here I'LL Ihs time,
thoroughly acquainted with H. and know where ~ to
end every tng in hrst hands and at the toses rates
We have found that many # distant friends wish
send country produce To sell, sometimes tae pro.
reets be invested ia goods, sometimes n iaoney.
Accordingly We have male the very best arrangements
enaAe a - d. Justice - those who NAY eassi6u 10
az Oar ehafT.s for selling usually i've PR
although in special OF very large vary small
transactions, equity might require 10 be varied from
that. We have circular giving more at length the
scope and plan Of business, with statement of
charges for buying The heading articles. which
viii be sent application. Letters of inquiry only
| should contain stanps to Prepay the replies
REFER ny PERMISSION To
| VIM Lalntert, Of q Lawrence 4 Go, New York.
| VIM King. u Nayior q CO, New York.
| David s Brown. Of David Brown & Co, Philadelphia.
| Joseph Cabot, Phiiadelrhia.
g Bsty Blake. of Blake, Howe * Co, Boston.
| Catet d Co. Boston.
| stanfeld, Wentworth d Co, Boston.
/ Cabot, % Wales, Cabot q Go. 81 Louis,
m Particular attention ID given TO procuring nsu
rance policies, Life Fire and Marins in the best an'
standing and responsibility of insurance companies
| railroads and other corr oratons n'stf
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HEALTH AND BEAUTY.

How to be the most beautiful woman in the
world How TO be mere beautiful after marriage,
instead Of more ugly, IS most wives now are
How 10 transmit your leaniy 10 your children
without losing il Yourself How TO be sweet with
out perfume cheerful without stima.ants rosy
without rouge and radiant without paint. The
means are certain within the reach OF every wo-
man and are detailed with ample directions In a
Letter to Ladies" which viii be mailed prepaid
70 any address on the receipt Of rs cents in stamps
or American coin. Address
23tf DIR T. T.. CHAPMAN
No. Al West 18th Street, New York.
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Dissolution Notice.

FTNEE Subscribers would respectfully inform their
i creditors and the people generally, that they
have this day Dissolved partnershipby gaifsual con.
scnt, and want all persons knowing themselves in
debted TO them by note otherwise to call 1t the
Steam Mill and settle With shearer astbs accounts
are in bis possession for settlement. o. II. Stout
will still remain at the Mill, TO accommodate all
who may favor him with their patronage aud will
also be responsible for all debts against the firm
o. Stout q Shearer, contracted previous 10 this
date. STOUT h sHEAREn
Upton Jan. Is, 1858 ms
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~ What do the editors of the Admin
istration's Washington organ mean by
the "good old tines Do they refer to
the BY gone tunes when the country was
governed By honest nlenz
1t is said that the protraits Of Mr.
English, which were sent out TO his dis
trict in such large numbers, have had no
sale. Ii he cannot boast that he is I'M
bought, his picture can.
The trutd should not always be spoken.
Gin. Eng.
Perhaps you would make better pa
per ii you thought tue same Of false
hood.
- The Cairo papers say that Cairo
will be intirely restored In few months.
1t will be the most wonderful instance on
record of the restoration Of drowned
subject.
- The Washington Union boasts that
the affairs Of the Government are going on
ike clock work. Oh yes, they are going
on tick, tic}t, tick.
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HG5- Two weasels found an egg. tLct
us no. fight for i" said the elder weasel,
"but enter into partnership" Every
good" said weasel the younger" SO
taking the egg between them, each sucks
the other end. "My children" said Red
tapes, the attorney, though you have
but one client between yca, make the
most of hun"
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NOTICE.

Public Notice Is hereby given, that al the June
Term A.. H. 1855, Of the County Court OF Cedar
County, Iowa. the Executor of the Estate Of John
W. Mcqueen. late Of Cellar County, deceased,
filed his lna report Of his doings in the rremis
e., which report and the hearing thereof has
been continued until the August Term Of said
Court All persons interested are therefore mott
fed that unless they appear and object thereto
that said report will be approved and said Exec
utor discharged from further duty or liability in
the premises. GEORGE SMITH,
County Judge.
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A Southern editor says, that if
Kentucky refuses to 90 for Leoompton,
she cannot expect her interest to be &c
garded by the people Of the South The
only way in which the frc-eaters can
successfully karm keuspcky is to cut
their own threats or hang themselves
with grape vines, thus reducing the legi =
innate demand for her hemp.
James G.. Jameson, nephew of TX.
President Pierce, cut his throat with
razor aud died IN Boston, GA Thursday
-Ercta71e.
We really do not think there was spfi-
cient reason for the yoang maa to cut
his throat. lie might have removed to
a foreign country, where his relationship
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: The ouincv In.l Heruhl auetes as

- The Quincy Gill; Herald quotes as
fellows from letter addressed BY Isaac
Cook, Postmaster at Chicago, to friend
Of his in neighboring county: sit Is
the TRUE policy of all tse friends o. me
Aan.iatstratioa in Illinois to vote tor Re
publican candidatet for Legislature, when
they are not strong enough to run candi-
dates of their own"
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Dissolution.

TINE FIRM OFE CHILDs \ co. HAVE THIS
i day dissolved partnership, by mutual con
sent The business will hereafter be conducted
by r. Il ". Childs with whom the accounts of
lhe firm are left for collection. Those who are
Indebted will please call and gettle Immediately.
r. CHilDS.
Nj. GFfILDI
w A. SCARBOROUGH
Upton, March 2Cth 1853 l2f
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RARE CHANCES.

Two Dwellings for Sale or Trade.
large two story house, well finished, with
barn aud three good towu lots, will be sold or
traded for any Kind of property, at half price.
ALSO, comfortable frame dwelling suitnated
in the central part Of Upton. Now il the time
for good bargains. WELLS SPIGER
Tipfan March 20, fa5s f2n
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davenport, iowa.
Invite the attention of Farmers. Builders, Me-
chancs, and consumers of Lumber generally,
to their extensive aud unequaled selected stock
OF
Flooring, Cedar
Lumber, Siding,
Barnbearding,
Shingles, &c.
Our purchases have recently been made or
Green Bay, Lake Huron, and Lake Ontario
and brought by vessel TO Chicago, and thence
by the Chicago aud Rock Island Railroad to
Davenport. Tho wants Of a large emigration
into Iowa have been anticipated in our selee-
tons and purchases.
Two FIkaT CLASS FLAMING MACHINES
)Woodworih's celebrated Patiently are now
running in our Mill, and our facilitieslor man.
ssacturng
FLOORING AND SIDING
Are uneqnalied in The West We are also en-.
tensiyely engaged in the Manufacture Of
Ssh, DOORS, and BLINDS.
We can do better by our customers than ev.
er before, aud will do our best to suit them.
GOTES e. DAVIES.
Davenport, Iowa. Oct. %,
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Upton BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
Exchange Offices.
wM. II. TUTHIII Dealer In Exchange
r. NJ. HoBsoN, Cedar County Rapk.
Land Agencies.
II. C. prATT, General Land Agent
GEO. WHISTLER, Surveyor and Land Agent.
Insurance Agency.
WELLS sfIcER, Agent Of the Aetna the Phoenix
the Town State Mutual, and the
Charter Oak Life Insurance Co.
Attorneys.
II. G. PrATr, s. BTssELL,
JN0. l.. PYAN, JOHN luBER,
Physicians &c Surgeons.
J. SMITH, lRochester.l W. p. CowAN,
Dry Goods. Groceries Etc.
CHARLES swETLAND, General Dealer.
kIsER, CREW TURNER, do.
j. L. RAY Co., DO.
u. CIIILDs d Co., Groceries & Wooden Ware.
Tailoring.
ctsAp & GLLMoRs, Manufacturer 4 Dealer.
KisER, GREW q TURNER, do.
r. MAII0NY 81 Co., Tailors IL Cutters.
Druggists.
O. Il W.sAGLEY Drugs, Groceries Notions etc
REI0ART n MCNAMARA, Druggists and Phauma
ceutists.
Miscellaneous.
N. Fl. TrLIoSs, Permanently located Dentist
VIM. BAGLEy, Manufacturer and Dealer in Yarni
3. l.. F0ULK. Manufacturer OF Tin Ware
W. G. METZ, House Sign aud Ornamental Painter
and paper-Hanger.
JN0. II. BIRELEY, Dealer in Lumber.
DAN. HARRASs, Meat Market.