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St. Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (St. Charles City [Charles City], Iowa) 1857-1861, 1858-08-26
WELLS, CONDITIOND
w GERMAN POWDElC
THE CELEBRATED
GERMAN PANACEA
for all diseases of
Horses, Cattle, Mules and sheep.

z Horses, Cattle, Mules and sheep.
2 w Ellis G.. C. WIDER
y Will purify the blood, loosen the skin,
: remove fevers, excite the kidneys and
): strengthen the body.
Z Very useful in loss of appetite, stiffness
: founder, coughs and colds. distemper,
= yellow water, inflammation of the eyes
: injuries from hard work or fast driving
diseases of the skin, etc.
< Big-head poll-evil, fistula, grease and
: scratches, can be efiectually cured if the
: blood is purified with the Powder, and
q proper applications made
: Cows will give larger quantity and
z better quality of milk teams will work
: with ease and retain flesh; sheep will
{ Improve in flesh and wool and al ami
2 mails at all seasons will he greatly i'm
, proved by a free Use Of
8 WELLS GERMAN CONDITION POWDER.
. $4,000 PACKAGES SOLD
: The last year, and more than
: SoOO,OOO Saved to the Purchasers,
= And their stock is fat, smooth and thrift
Ity. Ever safe. Always useful Try it |
: If not entirely satisfactory after thor
. lough trial go to the Agent and get
= YOUR MONEY BACK,
= No other Powder can compare at al |
: with this. The inventor was q thorough
Ily educated
VETERINARY SURGEON,
And it is the very perfection of "A HORSE
AND CATTLE MEDICINE.
f. M. Wells, Proprietor, Chicago, H.,
and sold by dealers generally.
For sale by Hildreth & Carver, and C. l
Haskell, st. Charles, A. p. White, West VI
on, u. W. Wood Co. McGregor, Haxlett
20. Waverly, J. Hazlett Jr. & Co. Clarksvill
md A. w. Billings, Bradford.
St. Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (St. Charles City [Charles City], Iowa) 1857-1861, 1858-08-26

A. Z. DIfjIE. 1 svoxr
DIBBLE & STONE,
Wholesale and retail dealers in
Staple and Fancy Dry Goods,
I6O East Water street,
Milwaukee, [2-3tfl Wisconsin.
St. Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (St. Charles City [Charles City], Iowa) 1857-1861, 1858-08-26
THE STATE FINANCES,

Report Of the Special COMMITTEE of INES
tigdtion into the affairs of the State
Treasury, made to the Senate, March
22nd, 1858.
Mr.. Cook from the Special Com
mittee, appointed to investigate the
affairs of the several State officers,
made the following report
The Special Committee appointed
to settle with the State Treasurer, ask
leave to report that they have exam
ined the books, papers and vouchers
of said Treasurer, and report as fol-
lows
LIST. Total amount of five per
| cent. fund received by Treas
urer, s22O,O04, &C
Interest received on loan of
five per cent fund, 1856, SO
Amount received per c. B.
waitc's note, 1000, 90
SOS, 557 10
! ID The disbursements out of
| the School fund are as fol-
lows:
Loaned State
! January /,
81, pay TO
pay Bonds Sol, $4,000
Distributed to
Companies, lbs, 3S4,s6 s1s1, Ss4,S Sc
Balance in favor of School
fund.- 46,672.25
Sd. Total amount of Saline
Land fund.- l,792,25
Paid on order Trustees Insane
Asylum, 1873, so
Balance Saline fund, 1929, As
4th. Proceeds of State Bonds
sold in New York, 2Oo,oo5, 90
State Revenue received up to
March 10Th, 81 $50, 90
St. Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (St. Charles City [Charles City], Iowa) 1857-1861, 1858-08-26

Oth. warrants
paid and in
hands of the
Treasurer.
March 10th,
1858, s1OO,349,76
Interest on same, 4S733S
Paid members
of the Gen
eral Assem-
bly,, l3,4s0,9O
Cash in Treas
ury, 33O,O50,OO $1b1 .154 ,04
Balance due the State SlO9,771 SO
Your committee further report that
the State Treasurer had in his posses
sion on the 10Th inst, Cook, Sargent
& Downey's certificate of deposit, da-
ted Iowa City, March 9Th and 9th,
payable to NJ. l.. Morris, State Agent,
or order. amounting to sixty-two thou
sand eight hundred and twenty dollars
and twenty-nine cents.
Also Cook & Sargent's drafts on tue
Bank Of America, n Y, for the sum
of forty-seven hundred and sixty-seven
dollars and forty-nine cents.
Also Hoyt, Sherman & Co.'S. certifi.
Gates of deposit, dated Dcs Moines,
March 18th, 1858, and payable to NJ
l.. Morris, or order, the sum of forty.
four thousand nine hundred and seven.
ty-eight dollars and thirty-seven cents.
Also, sundry small checks and
drafts amounting to nine hundred and
sevcnty-eight dollars and thirty.seven
cents.
Your committee further report that
the following counties have not yet
received the sums apportioned to them
on the 9Th of March, 1851, viz:
Clayton, Calhoun, Des Moines, Frank
lin, Monona, Montgomery, Shelby and
Wright. The aggregate amount due
those counties, as shown by the Treas
urer's report, is six thousand one hun
dred and thirty-eight dollars and forty
six cents.
Your committee further report that
they have reason to believe that Au-
litor's warrants on the State Treasury,
amounting to over forty thousand dol
ars, and yet unpaid, and drawing
light per cent. interest, and believing
he only reason for authorizing State
oan by the General Assembly, Of two
hundred thousand dollars, was to pay
The outstanding warrants, and to meet
he current expenses of the State rev.
,nuc should be paid into the Treasury,
your committee are of the opinion
hat any arrangement by the agent of
he State by which the entire proceeds,
II any part thereof, of said loan in
money are withheld from the Treasu-
y, and from the payment of said war
ants beyond the return of the agent
% this place, is not consistent with
lis duty or the law under which the
oan was made.
Your committee further report that
n their opinion the Treasurer of State
has, without any authority of law,
either implied or expressed, deposited
funds belonging to the State and to
the school fund, with bankers in differ
ent parts Of this State, and in one in
stance at point so remote from the
capital that the funds cannot be placed
in the Treasury at this time to meet
the outstanding warrants.
Your committee therefore recon-
mend the adoption of a joint resolu-
ton instructing the Governor, in case
the money on the State bonds sold by
the agent is not paid into the State
Treasury within thirty days, to cause
suit to be brought on the bonds of
said agent, and to take such other
steps as he may deem proper for the
recovery of the money.
LYMAN Cook,
St. Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (St. Charles City [Charles City], Iowa) 1857-1861, 1858-08-26
$4,000 PACKAGES SOLD
VETERINARY SliRGE0N

No other Powder can compare at al
with this. The inventor was q thorough
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-02-04
Shinplasters In Davenport.
DAVENPORT. Jan

DAVENPORT, Jan. %.
Ada. Chicago 7ribune-Genlemen The
currency war Is still raging here, but is run.
ming lately in q different channel. The a..
seftc. the late defender of Cook d A. Sar.
gents wild cats, and valiant warrior aga,ns,
Illinois Banks, has suddenly dried I'm
whether itAs. financial masters. the bankers
aforesaid. have ordered this seasoning nro.
cess. or whether it has, at last. found ont
where the popular sentiment il. I cannot
say; but That It 10, al At once. q. silent 40
midnight, Is q fact
Quite recently Messrs. Cook 4 saroer.
have mortgsged their new banking hoy.a
and holders Of Florence are beginning to-
ask, somewhat anxiously. whether it would
not be just to secure Mem against ultimate
loss.
You are doing some good work for mn,
people. We sincerely hope that Won viii
hot desert US in this hour Of our tri6ula,;on
Stand by 10 until We are relieved from
the claws of this cat.
The Democrat, Of this city, 10 also aiding
in the good work. Its course on the Kan
sas question IL most unpalasable to all Re-
publicans; but while 1t sustains the Lee
compton fraud, our citizens feel thankful
that 1t does not sustain the Florence and
BorroWs d Prettyman svindle. THEE are
many merchants here, friendly to Cook 4
sargent IN their presence, who read the Zri.
6a"s, and think. If they do not NV, "1od
spsed you IN your labors." To that all
sensible men NY Amen.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-02-04

ne nsrmsss have . Bank in Utah, cal
I'D TIE Drevsrs Rank Of Salt Lake City.
Coal has bees discovered N Carroll couu
y, near BrookeviIla II rssembles the com
mon stone coal. but it is said TO burn better.
We notice the deah off. II. Hobart Haw VS.
OF New York. well known politician, and
. Publicspirited citizen.
The inhabitants Of Albermarle Co., Va,
have hung Commodore Paulding In effigy.
Chivslric Virg,nians'
The Plymouth Eock learns 'tha. efforts
are being made by the descendants Of Ed
ward Winslow to have . gathering Of the
Winslow family. in Plymouth, in August
next"
Mrs. South worth, the distinguished novel.
ut. Is one Of the attractions of Washington,
and makes her appearance at most Of the
receptions and public entertainments. where
she is always surrounded by an admiring
crowd.
The mayor Of Louisville has discarded
the Hope and Mechanic fire companies OF
that city. The charge agaiu.. them is the
late iremea's riot on the 2ls,. The appar-
Atus Of said companie. 10 in the hands OF the
chief police.
AN AMERICAN MILLIONAIRE N ENGLAND
Col. Cross. and American, has recently ar
rived In England from India. where he
snassed Is fortune Of 81 100000, and i. said
to be In treaty for the purchase Of a large
estate in that country.
Nebraska in our largest territory. 1t will
make about eighty States as large as New
Hampshire. Nebraska is about ~one.sixtll
the size Of Europe. If Great Britain were
placed in Nebraska it would occupy so small
a corner that you could not see it with
the naked eye"
SINGULAR FAcT.-The Constitution Of the
United States names the 4th OF March for
the Inauguration Of the President Upon
expressing doubts as TO what course would
be adopted, shold the 4th of March fall Oh
Sunday. it was ascertained that it would not
fall on Sunday for three hundred years.
FENAIE Ex,cc.rIoS TO THE VISA par
ty of sixty young women, forwarded by the
Womsn's Protective Emigration Society,
left New York on Wednesday evening by
the Erie Railroad, for homes in Joliet,
Bloomington. and Springfield, III. There
were over a hundred applicants for the So
ciety's aid, but for want Of funds ONLY this
number could he despatched.
Fernando Wood, f. -Mayor of New York,
was at one time an actor in PHILADELPHIA.
The storm which recently occurred at N.
Orleans. extended 10 Galveston narbor, and
did u good deal of damage to the shipping.
According to q Belgian paper the funded
property Of the house of Kothschild. of Par
is, amounts at present t. forty millions of
sterling.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-02-04

mere were evsr any doubts sbout tbe
vorthlessn9 OF ngsed iyues of tie Ne
ors:ks shinP;Astss shops, those doubts
ought now % be removed b. the sstion Of
the Nebr,ska Legislature. That body has
authorized . suspension Of specie psyment.
tor SIX months This i. the finale. Com.
puisory redemption being no longer the
rule Ia people Of Iowa and Western mi.
nois are greater fools than we suppo.ed
them 70 be II they aid and abet the circula.
ton OF this money any longer. Ou, with
II, from all the channels OF trad. at once !,
IL Is less valuable tran the white paper up-
on which II is printed. as thousands win
learn to their sorrow. v hen it is too late TO
be wise DO not be fooled, duped, plucked.
swindled with Your eyes wide open and III
the facts before you.-CHicogo 1r1.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-02-04
The q of Life,

The "Autocrat Of the Breakfast Table"
in the last number Of the Atlantic Month";.
thus charmingly discourses upon the race Of
life:
Nothing strikes one more, in the race OF
lfe, than to see Low many give out in the
first half of the course. Commencement
Day always reminds Inc ofthe steit for The
=" Derby, when the beautiful high bred
three year Odds Of the season are brought up
for trial. That day is the start and life is
the race. Here We are at Cambridge and
a class is just graduating" Poor Harry.
he was to have been there too, but he has
paid the forfeit step out here into the grass
back Of the church ali there it is.
"HtHe LAPipEN ro,rRRrNT
Soon MTRESTEs.'
But this is the start, and here thew are
coats bright rs silk, and manes as smooth
rs can ~!ustrate can make Them. Some otthe
best oil the colts are pranced round, a few
minutes each. to show their PAGES. What
Is that old gentleman crying about and
the old lady by him, and the three girls, all
covering their eyes tort Oh, that is their
colt that has just been trotted up on the
stage. DO they really think tho.e little thin
legs can do anything in such a s!ashing
sweepstakes as is coming off in the e next
forty years? Oh, this terrible gift of second
sight that comes to some Of us when We be-
gin to look through the silvsred rings of the
areas seaiI,S
Ten years gone. First turn in the race.
A few broken down two or three bolted.
show i'll advance Of the ruck. Gas.
sock, IL black colt, seems TO be ahead of the
rest; those black colts commonly get the
Start. ! have noticed, of the others, IN the
first quarter. Meteor has pulled ~.
Twenty years. Second corner turned
Cassoek has dropped from the front. .Lud,I.
an iron gray, has the lead. But look how
they have thinned out. Down lat-fiye-
six-how many. They lie still enough /,
they WILL not get up again in this race, be
very sure And the rest OF them. what a
g failing of" Anybody can see who is 20.
ing to win-perhaps.
Thirty years Third corner turned. d..
res bright s%orrel, ridden by thu fellow in
the yellow jacket, begins to make play fast
is getting to be the ~favor,te with many-
But who is that other one that has been
lengthening his stride from the first. and
now shows close up to the front, Don't Won
remember the quiet brown colt Asfero,d.
with the star in his forehead That is he:
he 10 one OF the sort that lasts look out for
him The black "%colt," as we US d to call
him, is in the background, taking 1t easy in
a gentle trot. There is one they used To call
the FiHy. on account Of a certain feminine
air he had well up. you see the FiIly "a
not to be despised, my boy!
Forty years. More dropping oH,-but
places much as before.
Fifty years. Race over. All that are on
the course are coming in at a walk: no
more running. Who is ahead? Ahead
What! and the winning post a slab of white
or gray stone standing out from that turf
where there is no more jtckeylng or strain
ing for victory! Well, the world marks their
places in its betting book ; but be sure that
these matter very little, if they have run
as we'll as they knew how!
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-02-04

It must be admitted that q close in
vestigstion Of our present condition II
not calculated to inspire confidence
and II Ne would MAINTAIN . reputation
~ solvsocy it IL time that We common
cd taking the preliminary steps to that
end.
Our present coalition must be rem.
edied before the return Of the usual
ssason Of immigration, or permanent
seaguation may be the result
Shinpiastors and the irredeemabIe
iaauea Of banks whose location and re-
aponsihle existence arc moi with GER
tsinty known to us, constitute our only
currency and every dollar Of the
amount of our daily business transac-
tons il subjected to a direct tariff Of
not les than ten per cent.
hhinplastess and i~rrcdeemablc cur
rency must be discouraged, and the
issuers must be brought under the IN
Aueace of pubic opinion, if not OF legal
action.
Will tho Gazette explain what WAS
intended when it said that, "SHIN-
PLASTERS AND iRREDEEMABLE
CURRENCY MUST BE DISCOUR-
AGED, AND THE ISSUERS MUST
BE BROUGHT UNDER THE IN
ELUENCE OF PUBLIC OPINION,
IF NOT OF LEGAL ACTION!
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-02-04

When the Gazette does bristlc nm
and speak npon the currency question,
it has much to say about the circula.
ting medium Of Dubuque and Burling-
ton. 1t is strong reason with that
paper in favor Of sustaining Florence,
that thoss cities are cursed with shin
plastsps. Now We do not see its ami.
cation. We cannot understand whv
because the people Of those cities arc,
overrun with wildcats, We should be.
II It DO . good argument, then VIC
have . better, in the thousand and onc
cities in the west that are free from il.
We claim for Davenport, business
advantages unsurpassed by any city Of
IT. size In the north west and if n
town can sustain a good currency We
can. If after all the capital and energy
that have been expended in ADVANCING
Davenport to its present position, We
ass only entitled to = rotten, wildcat
circulation for our business, then the
f6tuss looks dark. But this talk Of the
Gsssttsis i Ill sham-the weak arru-
nsas 6a weak ~institution,
~ esass At 6~svssnah. Ga. are said to
- hH1fae sAsuss ior A immediate M
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-02-04

The MARRIED MAN.-How Is il that
girls can always tell . married man from
q single M ! The fact is indisputable.
The philosophy of it is beyond our ken.
lakewood says that "the fact OF mat
rimony or Dictatorship is written so
iegibly in a mans appearance that no
ingenuity a conceal it. Everywhere
there is some inexplicable instinct that
tells us whether an individual /, whose
name, family and circumstances are to
tally unknown) be he, or be he not, a
married nan Whether it ls a certain
subdued look, such as that which char
acterizes them from the lords OF the
desert, we cannot tell +; but that the
truth is So, VIC positively afirm.-Ex.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-02-04
Fer Sale.

A0ND hundred and twenty Duudtng le&e /, =,
SAdditioo - The town Of Fort Dyrua.
1hoee lots aro eltGibae end bandsously eltuaAad a
she bank Of The 4ississippa. Thsy ~ b ss,d a -.
sonabls 9eyAs.
IOI Particular inquire - nsssrs. Durfes. Pratt 1
Co, Port Dyfoo, Charles J. Rogers, DsQ., LeCaairo
Os1saa Z Dsw Nsvsapor, OF 4 ~ s1bsesbsr.
NAY.
ne s~ubse1oef hes number1sss 0seirahle MI
LsO1aiss, amp near tn town o. Port ~. nm 4,
who's u sal f0rt1Gte1
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-02-04

a correspondent of the st. Louis RepubH.
can. learns from good authority that the
result Of the late election in that Territory
stands as follows:
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-02-04
Removal.

sTyHo undersigned has removed nj. $780,
second story Of g. 1. Nichols' pev niocs. oo,ns.
"seoao and Wedv s~trssts. Davenport.
n.~ Nv. WOODWARD.
se'a0 / ~. WOODWARD.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-02-04

Darius Il. Holbrook. Eco. known through,
out this state, as one Of the first protector.
OF the iii nois Central Railroad, and connec.
ed formerly with the City 70 aic project,
died in New York on last Tuesday.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-02-04

'ISHE subscrib r has reraovcd his stock Of Cigars.
1 Tobacco ana Fancy PIP ., t. ths corner of H. sdv
ana Front streets; Ia l. size . blaek, VIE, { he y Il DC
sappJ TO see all his old customers AID the pub ic gen.
orally. ~ bel f1 Il Al ao
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-02-04
B0Nk or Florence,

FLORENCE, NeA,.,.
GEO. b. SARGENT, Pres't. ]. \. PApxEh. o..
vINHE undersigned proprtetors Of the nans Q
L Florence, NEBRASKA, are BY the pr.
i'lons o. us OhArter, Individually respoosib.
for Al issues. and will redeem lhe Notes oi - a
Institution. Atits counter In the city OF Florence. i n
coin, sns steitlti ettheir Ranking Houses, IN b. !.
ern hxcnAnS N specie st same rates Of o,h<r
currency.
COOK 4 6ARGRNT. Davenport,
COOK, SAR0RNT q DOWNRY, Iowa CITY llov,
COOA, 4 COOK, Fort Des Ao.res
COOk, SAk0DNT Z PARK0R Florence A sh,..h.
July 7th 1855 -dtf
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-02-04
BOOK TRADE

BOOK TRADE
TWIN on pok STORE |
VIEWS DEPOT.
SECOND sr., OPPOSITE Ii CLAIRE HOUSE.
stationery, Fancy Goods,
GOLD PENS. PORT MONEYS.
Ceiesss, Psrf.nsrsss.
Heir Gus, nvaps.
usAssrsps, - Z u hasAs,
A ND greet vssssty Il ssAes tAiaes, sseA - y
A oaly eses Dsak seefss.
ALSO:
NEWSPAPERS AND PERIODICALS.
OF I'll he most pops,sr kinds. re s.asevias o..
A0AZIEEs
Harper,
Cooley, 0raham,
0nerAoa's 4 PHxnAn's ksw 0o0lhly,
Peterson, XSicEerbocke1, Household Worcs,
Blsckwosd. FRANK Hslie's NOV Family MAGAZINE,
bsuou's Dollar. Mrs Sssphsns,N H. Journal. Hasper's
Wsv:rls Hs.ses. se i so.sa,s.
Nick Nsx. Yankee Nolo0ss
Wosting Farmer.
asni's 4erchant's Mo-, water Oare Journal.
D.nsnor.se :. oaid.. Loeaon Quarterly Revtsv
I hrenological journal, MorthB,itishd do do
West 4instes Bevisv and Loodoo Family Herald.
NEW YORK WEEKLIES.
Asrall.
fr1brae, TINS,
Bay Boob Sunday p4spatcA.
1.1. Ledger, =. Z. 1sscssy. Olippss,
useIm CountSy Cent. Rurai i. YORKER, Nove1ette.
narpsr's Wy, III, 1.Lsaliss, III. epant o. the Ttmes,
Poster.s Spirit, ecicnunc ADsrtca..
'n l1s. ~, Spiritual fslesr.pa.
u. 7. Lesdsr, Livins A..
Courier aaA inquirer.
Jeernal Of Finance and .TAompson's Reporter.
BOSTON W EEKLIRS:
Trse Hlss,
American Union,
Waverly MAJ, Parior Ossket,
Rsg Of eur UnLol, Yankee Prlvatees.
Pilot, bailou's Pictorial, md American Traveller
Pnl Dollar Newspaper and saturday Evening Pest
Wsshisgton National Bra, DallinnSre Apsrican.
P1t,sbufg Gazette, s.. LOuS Democrat,
Cincinnati Times, and
OooDescA,
DaveopoSt 0asette,
DWnocFat, md
News, and
Chicago Reporter.
ENGLISH PAPERS:
London Punch,
London Weekly Tunes,
London illustrated Nsvv,
oobsorptioas received l6s tn abovs q IL -
liberal terms By he Month, Quarter, or Year.
SsosevtSs Ass sa6 ssss vosw Posfspa
{. b STARR.
o0iou AGENT.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-02-04
W. Z. CHlLDS 4 CO.'S,
Patent Elastic Yire and Water Proof
CEMENT

X1E, the undersignod, are prepared to contract
w and put ON At the shortest notice, our
Elastic Fare d Wafer Proof Cement Roo6n0
1t being the only article yet invented tina. viii sue.
c~cfsfully resist the action Of the atmos phere in every
climate. u 10 perfectly IRE and waterproof. ana n
point OF durability We believe It u equal, II not sups.
rior, TO any metallic roofing We can put II On 0ver
old tin, tar, iron, or shingie roofs. it making no an.
terence how fiat or steep the roof may BE-. Thu
foonng iswnrranied TO prove as above repreeepfed.
We will put II on for So 90 pr SOU re-. no ~
square.) We will apply |, upon tin and iron roo,s he
~ Oh per square, being, on account Of ,s dursbiIt,.
the cheapest paint that can De used.
We invite al who are building. and those vho v,.A
their rcof- repaired 10 call Al our o0ice. opuositr ~
IeCiaire House, Davenport, Iowa, and ex.mine ssm.
pics, ana satisfy themselves IN regard 70 the durabu.
ity and praci liability u this Foonnx.
N. b.-We are prepared 70 MI orderp sor ouy ca
n.nt % thos. residing At . distance. Win printed a.
0uy and eosssy RssAs.hr 1o.ea s.d As....,se
VAN ,saesn 4 NJ
o. A. BENJAsIH General Agent.
REFERENCE IN CINCINNATI
n lara Bailey, Smith street, between 1ousSA s,A
n ssnu.l 0xd y. No ~ FOURTH street.
bsk'r and Won Publ, n. ~ Fourth street
Mr. Oeprxe CsriiSis, r .ssduato Of the Lasay-tse na,h
Or .ohn 8 Law Agent Of Royal ins. d., Louaoa
es-r- Jonn Shnto I Co., Dry eoods uea,.,. =,
street. -
itcnel, and sannel-ssrs. Furniture Man,. :.
dealers eth street
Jet GREENWOOD, Esq
2 II Hinklc.
Geo L Dsvenprt.
DR. Jsns-s Hall,
CoA,.4 PaicLin, Build~r.
EWW Wheeler, Archisecs,
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