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OFFICIAL.

Bucaadn PresiIe~t nc United sas Of Asoca all pu
IL nsay
satisfactory evidence having boon exhibited lndwir Won
Baumbsch OF Milwaukee, bas been appointed
schwern fo the aics Of Wisconsin, Michigan Indiana
hereby him such
enjoy such functions and privileges
OF tho favored naons United
Ststcs.
testimony Whereof have caused these lcttors 10 DO
snt United States TO be bcrcuno affixed
the city OF Washington, the goth day
f. ~ August 1883 the Independence Of the United
statcs Of America the eighty third.
JAMES BUCHANAN.
4 Dy The President
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correspondent writing from Porto Praya the 18th
VI June, states that Lieut. j. w. A. Nicholson and Pur
ser paniorth Ind beon tried by courts-martia board
mat vessel The charges not stated. The first
nco gentleman was honoraby acquitted, and at duty
~ TIE case of Mr. Danorth the finding of the court had
hot been promulgated The slave trade the African
t was sad TO be active but tho prizes fell to the Brit
sh cruisers Our ships said TO be too heavy for tho
Sofk OF suppression OF the traffic The United States
vg cambridge had arrived In twenty -nine days from
Moroik The weather was pleasant at Porto Praya The
nmccnnes was TO proceed to the Canary Islands
men return TO Porto Paya, rcGt, and leave on five
months cruise south, towards the Blight Of Benin.
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nyJ. c. MCGUIRE q CO., Auctioneers

FNRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE BUILDING
Il LOIS IN PRINTING oFfICE SQUARE, Thursday
September 10TH at O'Clock, thu premises
deed otrus dated May H. 1887 and duly recorded
No 13 oios o. seq
county shall sell lots Nos Is and H. in subdivision OF
fronting each "a feet north bstxeon North
First street back I75 feet inches alley
each containing 2oc square feet. Title perfect
Terms Oncfouh cash tho residue and three
with Interest," secured by deed in trut the promises
TiiOS, J. FISHER, Trustee.
Aug 25-eod&ds j. c. MCGUIRE a CO., Auconecrs
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BY J. G. MCGUIRE q CO., Auctioneers.

TTvRUSTEE'S SALE OF VALUABLE BUILDING
l. lots IN PRINTING OFFICE SQUARE0n Thursday
September 10TH NJ o'clock the premises
decd Ia trust dated May 1857 and duly ber
No 1885, fos 2Q3 tho
county shall sell lots Nos 80 and 40 in the subdivision OF
No GA fronting each 23 feet inches First
north and streets back $50
alley and containing each 306 feet Title perfect
Terms One fourth cash balance
with Interest," secured by deed OF trust premises
TH0t. j. FISHER, Trustee
Aug 25-eo&ds J. G. MCGUIRE X CO., Aucionoers.
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TRAVELLERS DIRECTORY.


INROM WASHINGTON DIRECT TO ALL PARTS
y on TIE WET, suufiiwlfsf, AND NoRTHwE sT.-DAIT
MORE AND ONO RAILROAD, FALL. ARRANGEMENTS
through nius daily, Wash
mgton 10 the West, az follows
535 and 7s5, m, Sunday excepted
allowing passengers for breakfast Relay Washing
con Junction, before proceeding West
ngson p M reaching cincnnau p m. dry
directly with Louisville Cairo and the
Southwest Louie Time from Washington
Cincinnati IS hours, ST. Louis only "A hours.
Sd Cincinnati Dayton Indianapolis Cairo 81 Louis Chicago and
Northwestern Express leaves daily Saturday and sunday
40 p conccung al Washington junction Baltimore leaving
BALTIMORE al TO- To the OF the
road ~ take the bsS and 745, or 40, p M train
from Washington.
For Parkebug and all Virginia road
Make the $50 train Dor Railroad take
the
Through tickets and baggage quarters every
other possible facility, Will be found upon this
Tor the the Rail
roadw wi leave Washington follows,
all between Washington
on las, M, trains
For Piedmont Wheeling
D. To with the Frederick the p.
train.
WASHINGTON AND BALTIMORE TRAINS
Leave Washington so
and 445, p. On Sunday at q. 30, p IN only.
and 80 and $50,
On Sunday al 80, a. m, only.
The 745 and AS only WIN stop stations and for An
napolis connexions
the West aud the As, the East.
For further Information inquire the baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Ticket Office, Washington Tii0S. ii. PARSONS, Agent
Aug ~
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MARYLAND LAW WORKS.--The "Roports Of
INI Decisions OF the High Court Of chanccy Of Maryland ia
volumes st 20 volume GA sc by James Tnxats
Also winsse Maryland Register defining tho ooa duties
every public Of under tho
the OF the legislature
which numbering oo0 have been anay nod and dgescd
tho author expressly for this work.
works this Publisher have received tho approval
patronage successive Legislatures
For sale by FRANCK TAYLOR.
July aO-lm
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T,HE GREAT WONDER OF THE NINETEENTH

TIME GREAT WONDER OF THE NINETEENTH
J. Century, Professor WOODS Hair Restorative
the ST. Ioui, (Mo) Democrat Below publish
Or Wood this city from gentleman 10 Maine which speaks
sy the c. superior merits Of his s. SnS Such evidence
OF truth the Doctor
puiicry from tho press
BARN, (Ns y Jan TO- 1856
PRor o. j. woop Gentlemen: Having my attention called
w months since the highly bonenca your
become quite gray probably third white my whko
bottle Of your Hair and
proving what lind wished u.Sd about twice week have sine.
10 the world that the gray totally disappeared both
Fl md h in ~ % pS
years am now sixty years old my good wife, the of hy
The daem for your discovery
an assured that woey.r viii rightly use . per v.
city years and am known 70
aOovc, attached . your .erveo, =. With to
preserve the beauties OF nature in others well
am truly your,as p.vuosn
BArnxons, Jan. 49, 1858.
WOODS HAIR RESTORATIVE.
PRcs woop Dear Having had tho misfortune
portion yellow oress.
y @ very 90 s " h nos na found sns
glossy and no words express obligations giving
pastor Church At prookael Msss.ehusos
He gentleman Of great Influence and universally beloved
BOOSTED, Jan. IL, 1865
PRor wcop: Dear Having your Restorative
moving inflammation dandrun tendency Itching
With which have been troubled from childhood and has also
stored hnr which becoming to its original
have other article with anything ike tbs pleasure
proni.
Yours, truly, J. X BRAGG
The Retorsve put bottle. Of hrcc sizes, large me
dam and small. the small hold, half pint, and rAs
proportion than hc small rctas FOR awo dollars bce largo
holds quart forty cent proportion ea. for %
O. WOOD CO. rropriotor. sla Broadway New York In tho
gea. Now York Wire Railing Establishment, Nase, street
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Tho Herald adds that the above table exhibits at
glance the vast extent of intercourse and trade by
steam with Europe and cannot fail to strike our readers
with establishment, particular such of them as re-
collect the state of excitement into which wo were
thrown by the arrival Of the Sirius at this port in
1888 the first steamer from the other side of the water
The progress made in this direction during the short
space Of twenty years is truly wonderful.
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GtARPETING, FLOOR OIL-CLOTII, RUGS, MAT
~ ting. Dugge Curtain Materials House furnishing
Goods, such
Velvet tapestry carpSipaB, now designs
Tapestry Brussels do great variety
New atyles Brussels do super quality ....... ~.
Extra heavy 3ply do very rich
Extra super ingrnindo Platforms
Very heavy Atwood Dutch carpetingu
Twlled VeniinD carpeting for halls and stops
Velvet and Brussels do do do
Full sheets heavy and rich floor oil
size shape room, hall, passage
Mosac velvet, aud tutcd rugs and
Cocoa and Canton matings
12-4 IA, 1914 drugget crumb cloths
English druggets, all widths by the yard
Very richly embroidered lace curtains
Satin anes, brocatcls, and reps Tor cnrtaina
White, buG, blue, aud green shade linens
Snr rnds, curtain fixtures, nc.
Having attended ADAN co IS great Carpet Auction which
place in New York the 4h and 5h Inst
greater inducements than afforded ordinary
Purchasers respectfully invited
stock BRO g. Co
Aug 18-dh
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Look oUT ron BuRcIAEs.We have recently heard Of
several instances where houses have been broken open
and robbed Ono of the city fathers sufferer by
this means not long since and hardly night passes
without an attempt OF this kind Our citizens should
therefore, be upon their guard, and look well to locks
and bolts.
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RoARDING AND DAY SCHOOL FOR YOUNG

Unconstitutional Macleod, A " University, Glasgow.
Tho next academic will begin Monday or sep
tctnher, and end ON the Both day ~ june following.
For thorough literary scientific
elementary Instruction. efficiency H., FRENCH
department, II is unsurpassed
The highest class viii be composed o. - and
others who may be equally prepared TO n-t cev
course 10 science and literature further Information sec
lars July --I,St;w wnd,s,
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Tux 0xYdENATED BIrrgRs have no equal MS tonic med
icne They contain alcohol and especially adapted
to the delicate constitution of females suffering from
debility, from any arrangement of the natural func-
tons Aug 25-DSW&W.
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STEAMSHIPS FROM EUROPE.

Tho New York Herald calls attention TO the pregnant
fact that at yesterday ten steamships most of them
rst class carrying passengers mails and merchandise
aoat tho Atlantic bound for the United States
Annexed is list of the of the vessels with their
ports Of departure and days OF sailing
Name Of Iort Of Depart Port Of Desti Doy Of Sailing
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United states Hotel.
DIED,

On tie cath inst HARRIS gE son Of Col. s.
RoBgI,Is.
friends family invited attend the funeral AT their
house Georgetown Heights at p. m, this day.
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REAL EsrArR--A. Green, auetioneer, on Monday last
sold lot rs in square 499 Four-andaH Half street. be-
tween and X, and improved by two-story brick
dwelling house, to George Carl, for 81, $50.
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NEW ARRANGEMENT.

SOUTHWESTERN ROUTE ORANGE ALEXANDRIA
RAILROAD.
From WASHINGTON CITY Virginia. Tennessee Georgia. Alabama
Mississippi Louisiana, Arkansas, and Texas
Through al great
road Once OF and Sixth street Washing
OF the George Page 0co
tho Orange and Alexandria Railroad, at Alexandria.
To Richmond, hanvic ynchbnrg Bristol, Knoxville, Dalton,
Atlanta, Chattanooga, NASHVILLE, IIuntsvile
ton, Ncmphia, Montgomery, and New Orleans.
Ey Gus 20 Anmph;
Aordng greater Expedition Comfort being miles
shorter han by any other
ferry
o'clock for Alexandria, where
Richmond Siaunion White Sulphur Springs
sock, and for Richmond and all points
making close connexions Mcmphis
Baggage wagons omnibuses tho avenue
O'Clock, a. m aud 7, p.
JAMES a. EVANS, Agent,
June lS-H Washington.
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NOTICE TO TRAvEILERs.--N ARRANGE-

NOTICE TO TRAY ARRANGE
IN AENT, WITH GREATLY IhiRovED SCFEDU FROM
iNGroS DIRECT TO ALL PARTS OF THE SOUTH AND s0uTwf
VIA POTOMAC STEAMERS AND RICHMOND AND POTOMAC RAIL
ROAD IISETwo fast daily lines from Washington for tho South
and southwest Boats their bers, OF
and ~, Passengers by the morning
brcakfst board and pleasant sail Of az
beautiful Potomac, passing full view Vernon
evening boat they insure good and ro Of four hours
comfortable berths state and arrive IN Richmond In time
connect with oil the trains for the South and Southwest
The eoucrn mail Is conveyed
miles shorter and 100 miles less raroang than any route
making certain connexions
FREDERICKSBURG, RICHMOND rrrxnuR0
WnNy0Tos N. O.; CHARLESTON s. c. AUGUSTA
HoMlx ALA, SOUTHERN
Also at Richmond with the Danvie Virginia.
Tennessee and East Tennessee railroads
FOR THE SOUTHWEST TO
Danyie, Bristol, Dalton,
Chattanooga Huntsville, Memphis,
IynchburB, Knoxville, Atlanta,
Nashville, Grand Junction, Montgomery
and New Orleans
For through tickets and further
tho southern ticket Office No Pennsylvania avenue
east Of Browns Hotel board the
GEO. Il. MArTINLY
August lily Ticket Agent.
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MIR. EwBANK's NEW BOOK Thoughts on

MIR. EWBANK'S NEW BOOK. Thoughts on
lvl Maryels that Comprising
illustrative Theory or tho Earth and Of the un
by Ihomss Bwbank, esq volume Price IS cent?
Trench Authorised Version the Now Testament
with proposals. revision Price
rs
Wild Flowers How 500 and How Gather Them, with
tho Economical Medical Native plants
Spencer Thompson, d. volume London illustrated Pr 30
cents.
Jamss Earlier Noyes ~ volumes CLOTH London Price per
volume 3s aud 80 sod separately.
The Rat History Character, with
ecdotes BY Jame1 Rodwel volume, London 30
For sale at
FRANKLIN PHILIPS New Bookstore,
Aug. "a ss2 Pom. sv between 9th and 10th
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SUMMER RESORTS.

TIME FAUQUIER WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS,
Il (ty miles west from Washington rosscsson having been
regaincl the tenant this DO opened on
the 18th june under tho direction accommodating supere
ent and most reliable, courteous assistants.
No pains will be spared order
guests and TO regain the former high Springs
Grange railroad leave Alexandria morning
and In tho evening, and return at 9 M and p. M
day leaving Richmond also twice day thus anoring the
vencnt mode OF
The Of fare win be - per day. per wck $40 per
month"; $40 for two mouths and 500 ending
Der children over year old and under IL hapce
halfprice. THOMAS GREEN
Juno 23--2mos
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TONESS WHITE SULPHUR AND CHALYBEAT
Springs, Warren county, North CaonnThcse Springs
situated in healthy and pleasant section Of the country 10 mies
from Warenon Depot the Raleigh railroad which
place Mr. John NJ Wilson will
stage ready take directly the Springs
The establishment viii be opened the reception
the 15th day OF June, 1858
For board month .......... $40
. week.
I" :" day
Horses month IL 90
+" week 90
Il
For children IL years bafpricc
daily mail will be brought to the Springs during the
JUNE 2s, 1858. W. d. JONES, Proprietor
July 7--2m2aw
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CHURCH. EXTENSIONS. The first Baptist church in Alex
andra located Washington street. has become made
quatc to accommodate the rapidyincreasng congrega-
tlon, and it Is being enlarged Workmen have
menced tearing away the front OF the building for the
purpose of extending 1t out to line with the street,
making for about thirty additional pews We learn
that similar extension will long take place in the
street Presbyterian church in this city, having been
dercd necessary from the same cause.
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MARROW EScApRWe learn from the Alexandria Sen
tnel that party of young men, consisting Of Louis W.
Dorsey, Thomas w. Lay, Thomas L. Noyes, and two 9TH
es from this city, narrowly escaped drowning by tho up
setting of saboat, while nearly opposite Prince street
wharf, last Sunday They all rescued with other
injury than good ducfing, and went on their way
| joicng.
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AN INDICATION. Straws show which way the wind
blows and the revival Of the military spirit in this Dis
ict is indicated to the eye of the passerby the
nue. by the uniforms exhibited in front of the clothing
stores We presume long there will be rapid de-
mand for these military costumes, and the ranks of tho
volunteer companies will receive large accessons In
sequence Of the favorable reception which has been given
to their requests by The Executive.
CHANCES RESIDENCES of our city subscribers
who change their residences ut any time should be
full TO give due notice thereof at this Office that the
carriers Of The Union may receive directions to the
proper place leave It, We give this notice for the
son that several recent complaints Of the receipt OF
papers have proved investigation. TO have had
other foundation than that the carrier continued
them the former residences of the subscribers
tice having been given Of any change.
Cmrsrxur GRovg WmsgEy.-Tho Philadelphia Inquirer,
several weeks SINCE published very aering notice Of
the Chestnut Grove whskcy sold by Charles Wharton,
ir 80 south Front street. Philadelphia The editor of
that paper after analysing specimen OF it, pronounced
it to be pure and unaducmtcd, and recommended il TO
tho public such The whiskey is said to possess fine
and agreeable flavor and docs not leave that biting and
burning sensation which is much remarked among
those who occasionally taste thereof,
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Jous Arr4roS, Acting secretary Orsta,o
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-09-24

THE three story Brick 1Deuse lscsssA q u
l. corner Of Second and Reynolds strssts = ~
city Of LeClaire, containing ten FooOs hsvns ~.
~ view Of some mics up snd down; also Q eel
cstern which cont aims 100 barrels Of vssss -
good brct smose h0ase. II u one Of ~ A~aDthisa
locations on IT, nisslsstppi River.
II ms, d 800 cash, the bsllsnce IN ], 3 aal
years, ct 10 Der cent interest 1oy further poteus
lars inquire On tho premises The hoes b sss -
year old
apYI1-N y. D. TD1WUuU.
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A Steck Of CoOdS amounting to
about $4,000 to exchange for
Land IN Ncott Cnuntv.

Z COMPARING general assori nent Of DRY 0oods
- Clothing, Hosiery, Gloves, Hdk'is, Suapsadsra.
boois. PAPER, o,sars, 6,ocss, jsxeiry, e, VIII
oenera assost0sut Of Fancy ooods, allo easriA0o6
hass " the VAels WI - tfede1 ~ 1eA 1AA6 r
ntfas pAl1.
..,,,..A s'''~ - es,srs|' -.
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Nate Casscl,
GRAY ,..................s.... M aOtos
THE FANNY HARRIS and KATE CAssEL will run
] regularly between Rock Island Davenport and
oil point. above to st Paul making connec-
lions at Gslens ith the following boats which CON-
pose the Minnesota Daily Packet Line 70 81 Paul.
eaving Galena at 10 O'Clock, A n.
Steamer Northern Light, P. Lodwick, Master
Northern Belle, ]. Y. Hurd
Golden Era " Il Slaughter
Grey Eagle d Harris
Key City. james Worden
War Eagle, WI. Gilbert
The Fanny Harris leaves Rock Island and Daven-
port for 0aIens every Monday, wednesday, and FRI
day II o'ciOck 4 NJ.
Returning leaves 0aiena for Rock Island and Da-
veaport every Tuesday, Thursday end Saturday ct ,
leaves Immediately on the arrival Of the Fanny HaY
ris, 1t clock P n.
The Kate Ca. gel leaves Rock Island and Davenport
for Dubuque every Tuesday. Thursday and Saturday
1t O'Clock A u.
Returning leaves Dubuque for Rock Issnd and
Davenport on n nday. Wednesday and Friday 1t ,
o'clock 4 N connecting With Keokuk and 81. Louis
Packet B. Campbell, which leaves on arrival OF the
Kate Csssel 1t o'block \.
These boats viii sivs through tickets to al points
above 0alenA 70 II Paul will also receipt for freight
TO all Of the ab.v Points, and viii pay particular A.
tenton to the delivery Of the same Pas eneeyu and
shippers can rely upon the otSicest pnnctuaty. -
these boats convey the Mall and must leave promptly
1t the hour TO make their connecsioos
N. B.-These boAts arrive every evening ct FULTON
City In time for the Chiosgo train.
BURROWS PRBfTYAAN,
Agents, Davenport.
}. b. LANGLEY 4 co.,
POWARS 1 CO.,
". P. GROvBNBBRY,
Ticket Agent, Davenport. mcASJ-dtf
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GROCERIES.

0AsAGS4e0s
/ FALL - ABE, 1853.
EVANS, CHEW & CO.,
WHOLESALE aRoCERs.
txsesssesy WAozessie)
Corner 1resss esd Perry Scs,
DAVENPORT, IOWA,
WoULp GALL TIE AIrIsrlos CT raE
AEArf sTOCK
Which they arc nov receiving, consulting 10 part OF
20 hhds n. o. and ". Sugars,
100 p'k'ses Syrups aud Noias.es,
100 ibis N 7 and Be;caer's Refine. Sugars,
$50 bags COFFEE, Rio, Narscsibo, Lasuayra,
90 Potks0 o 9 Java
100 half Che.t, Tea,
100 packages Tobacco.
500 K IS n Ills,
80 PACKAGES Nsekerei,
200 boxes Herring,
Spices, etarch.
Fruit, and nuts. lise,
Candles, Woodenvsre.
Soap, Chess,
Ons, SAT-,
&c., &C., &C., &c.
A full assortment Of
GROCERs DRUGS.
We particularly invite . comparison Of the qssIit,
and prices Of goods with those Off red Dy the
trade In Muscattno OF Dubuque.
seplsdsv EVANS. CHEW q co.
To Fa Nm lilies!
JUST RECEIVED, A LARGE LOT OF
Powdered Sugar,
.Mackesel. No. 1 E1tr0,
White, Waking Soap,
new tlce, and the very best for washing Clothes
u. A. wUPPERMANN,
eepl Corner Brady and 9Th SITS.
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Fer Sale.

AOnD hundred and twenty Building lols N Z,
SAdditio0 70 the town Of Port DyYuo.
These lots are siiGibls and handsomely situated =
- henk Of he 0iss,ssppi 1hsy VII b sosd - re-
l0nablo germs.
yoY particulars inquire Of AessPs. Dusfss, Pratt 3
Ooi. Fort 1yro0, Charles Rogers. osQ, LeOlo1So.
OoSoin Dow 0svsnpost, or o. The subscyibss,
JA0Do NAY
n M ssbsoUbeY hes nunbssIsss 1esason1e -
oeoS land IN and naog The clttss a DovanQsss -
k0OlsiSo, amp neo8 The tOWn Of Port Dypoa 80 -
Wlhses 70 Veii. 9Oosl6eN n
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DENTAL.
CuESEBROUCu.
D~nrAl 2.zr~o@n

- - ~ y =
Dental 0szxgoo0a.
MOULD rsspscsisfy tnfe n 10 inAssteante Of
W Davenport aud vicinity that he hes Opened an
omoe directly over the Davenport Gas o. O. IN nes.
WINS Bloek, Perry, between Thir and Fourth ste
for tie tSanoscttUn of Mechanical and 0poe stye Den
ttstry IN al ~ branches Having seosav-d inssvuc-
H. n fsom and during he rsse yesr associated
With, one Of the able pssetioaers In the 8ass he
seeas conadent thst any Operations entrus Cd to him
wl be executed In . caIefAl and skillfnl nsnner -
Ne VIII be most happy 70 show any who may favor
MIN with call, his rccommondattO0e, whtco are OF
the highest character; and would invite the most
nands. All operations registered ana warranted -
He socits share Of the public patronage and tskes
pleasure In submitting the so'icwh testimonial:
MEw LOsDou, Oct ~ LEST.
This nay certify that Dr.. J. Chesebrcugh hao bean
pupil Of mine In the study OF Dentistry and that
during the past year. he has operated With - In ny
once In hts prolesaiooal ability have The Greatest
confidence, and c .rdially recommend him to any
Wishing such services = those Of careful and ski-
fai Dental Operator. Wv. oH1IElELD.
And also IN referring 70 Hessrs
9. Z. . q. shepard, Hon Z. ". Williams,
2 O Learned, Dr. ". ". shsmsad,
Hon EbeneseS Learned. Learned,
Dr.. Lewis Bette, Rev Daniel Huntingtoa.
v Browne, Or = Stoddard,
Of New London, Conn slso 70
", bsrrows. BnYrows,
Hon II Cannon, DR. bakeg.
DR. With~rvax, Rev Neon.
~ 0urley 80. Ae0rs Cock 4 Gsseent,
4 Barrow Bsq, VA Remineton,
B woodward, AP Msst,
@ " Smith, PNervn
z 7 81 ynaker. Aw Bailey. lEebs
Rev 4sxoun. Chss Powers
Jos Lsmbrite. Jno N Rogers.
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FIRE, MARINE 4 LIFE INSURANCE.
DAVENPORT INSURANCE AGENCY. n.FAY,
~ Agent, BY legal authority Of the State Of Iowa
for the following well known companies.
FARMERS UNION INSURANCE co.,
OF Hartford
Cash Capital paid mp in full $500 900
j. =. Garfield, Sed'y. c. N. ShipnaN, Pres
STA ZE FIREAND NARINE INSURANCE CO.
OF Harrisburg, Pa.
Cash Capital paid up In full. $3.50 600
L. Ward, Sec'y. J. p. Rutherford Prest.
These companies sustain reputation for nrmncss,
promptness and responsibility which renders them
the soundest and safest Fire and Marine companies
In the United States.
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