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81. Lesis, Alien 4 .hicage h. 4.
AIR LIEE ROUTE.

AIK LIZ kOUTg.
Nh,csso " ii. Lou.s VI. Ss L,ws, Alton 4 Chicago
~ Il 4, al the ~, b. 61hr -.
oAAaII1o iHB eksA5 Anss,oAu AND Q Q. NAuA.
Tne v>l., d,r.,t avn .s,i.D . r.ut< W .he 6ouuA "a
50ulh Wes.. sevsu nue. sovIkI lhsu Apy = Lu1
route.
ftsa. leave dspo Of Michigan Sou,h I'm and kocA
Island q \. earn q: Van ou.eu nd zen. o..
81 LOU . Va, A1p. $50 lu;&U A Nd w, (,unds Q
s1c-p cd aIsIvs .. H.. L,u. li,su sAm ~, nLg.
b. L..e hi-hi E1pi~-i ~ ? H-DaLy, .. i've
at II Lo.is ili3v usAt mosnins.
Day ..p.sss-s,01 AH-Dauy. s'rivs ., Chiesxo
$40 ? n.
N.y.t s.p.ess-s;lSS A-D.uy, arrive II ohicas.
AN.
rr.,ns ran directly .hrolsh vi.uoas change u .ass
1HIkIKxN HOURS.
PAssene - deet.nea 70. 3. ovm .nxt .. 8prtns0eld,
DGAiui, J &C. INV lie, N apl,s aud Gil , iu,s on the
Mississip. ., Missouri Aausss, Cumberland ana Ten
nes~ Z Nvere, ., tAkiuY tvs stov I,u 9 wsli he sure
II maxim c, pn.cti NJ anu arriving III st Lsu,s On
advertised time avoiding tn ' xsGsoUs delays Of the
cir. aitous route via LsSAi.s Pc ria aus Illinois river,
. wing twei y-iour hours tine, being 81 mica rss
distance 20 Bloomington. bS less " 3yriag6eld, u
Les ~ ". Loas and Is lees 70 Peoria
THAN BY ANY orHKR ROUTE.
IMPORTANT LOCAL CONNECTIONS.
At Joliet With the RICK Island Railroad for Otts-
~, Lassls, Rock Isl.nd and Uen,ral Iva
Az Bloomington With lllthris Central Railroad fer
Linton, Way M, vile End Decatur, and With STAGE
for Peoria.
A. Psuris junction With Peoria 4 O}uawk.' B Z
for Walnut Gr.vs, Warrington, fsoria, Pekta, br.n.
neld. ~slnwood, Kno1vuAs. 0Alssburg. Aoemouth
ana DurliL gt1p.
! Sprinsaeld with Great Western Rausoad for
Jacksonville, Naples snd Illinois hiver.
Al Alton with Daily Line Of Packets br Hannibal.
Quisey and keokuk, the most expeditions md relta-
bIe route to all psrtis ns OF n . Missouri. =
4 81 Louis with Daily yirst Class ot-amops for
New Ole ms AID intermediate pJiuts IN the Lower
Mississippi ard with regular lines Of packets tor
Kansas, ht Joseph and al points on ths Missonsi.
T-nntssee, Cumberland aud A'kAn. . R.vers.
Through Tickets can ,. Procured 10 Ill nsstsrn
RsilroAa Omces-s. the Compsny's Omcss, u Deer.
born street, opposite the fremont House, and - ,hs
Michigan Southera aud RICK D.poIs, corner VI Van
buren amp So, rmsu .ts.
Responsible. Bassase Men vii b st the Dspou 10
all the vsrions lines coming into tho city " check
baggage through ~ any lount dea,rsd on the line.
A H. MOORE, Superintendent.
I. Darling. 0s0i Agent. On,ca6o. loc9oaM
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Trustees Sale.

vWHERRAo, on the Sis. day Of October, A . 1866,
W Francis K. YiiIpssrick and Mary Fitzpatrick
bh wife executed uni0 Austtn Cosbi - TRUSTEE, =
Certain Deed Of Trust, conveyine 10 md TRUSTEE he
land n eovts county lows, desc lied - foil y N
4 pan d out.lot n1meeI tvo (2) In tn CITY Of Dav n.
port thus beu .ded Cemnencins 81 u point on the
east side Of Harris On street extended. eighty $50 feet
north from . st o0~ mon ment situated In the south
Wett Corner OF said ou;-lot, vuunSa thence orthsrlv
along the east line o. said Harrison strst. frty t4u)
fest, thence west o1s hundred and ar ylS0)f.e thence
sou'herly and parallel with ,he vest line Aforesaid
forty (S0) f-ef, iheHcs wcst one hmm red . d 4 ~
Qo0> feet !, place OF beginning; which said CO .vey-
sucs was made y the s..d Francis I fitzpatrick and
AAry, MS vile. for the Iurposs OF securing the Jay
n'ent OF . certain prom Z. DRY note End thu intere.i
thereon, signed b. sAd Francis I Pits, attack aud
4sry, his y ie, dsyNc she 8lst Gay OF Octot er. A D
1870, and payable In one year TO the order OF Stephen
1homl s,n, with ten per rent. inieres, unls.. .. ID a,
ns.urity.which said 10 e Was Afterwards assigned
TO David Hill.
and now said note having become due and psya-
bic. and tie sad J Ancis K and Nay Fitzpatrick
having failed TO pay the came, I, Austtn Corbin Tras.
t"e - s~foIeeAid, 1T request OF ssid Hal, do h, rrby
give this public notice, fhst by virtue ~ the power
which 10 In me vested BY saii DEED 81 Trust, / viii.
on Saturday the sixth day 81 f,hrLs y, A II, lv-
u the hour o.? ocio I II. ;ha sft.E ct ! "a
DAY, st the Court House deer IN ID city OF
port, expose Aud Offer fNr sAls, .: pub.ic an e.ion, to
the highest bidder for cash, TIE parcel Of land above
described, or - much thereof a. shHli he eu0c,eLt
TO satisfy and pay the amount o, sxit n tie with
the interest theron to the day OF sac together with
the expenses attending said sale. costs OF TIL. notice
end Trustees fees. Cpon tbs completion OF such
stipulation q said Deed q Trust.
Dated the 18th cay os January \ D, 1873.
AUSTIN OORBtN.
Janl3dto Trustee.
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FLOUR & FEED.
Flour and Feed Store.

~ ]. ELLIOTT, Wholesale and Retail Dealer in
W. Flour, 0rsin and Feed, keeps constantly on
hand 1t hi tore on Perry street betwees 3 .ost and
.econd. all kinds Il Flour and Feed consi.iirs Of
D. e Aountsin Mills Flour In ibis, y and 4 b,
Sacka Flour, Buck wheat Flour, Corn n al.
III kinds OF Mill vesd viz: Bssn, shorts and Neal
tnss, also Oat- ard Coru, n. lied and ON Il. EAR. all
Of wLs-a =. VIII deliver 1t any ressvnsble dis snc~
wm. MS stors, free Of charge. TO the Retail trad
the highest market pr &c vii ct all tirnes be pe,e 10,
wheat and : ats and Buck Wheat Store on o from
~ =. on sad acss MONDAY Nov. I'd, l667
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OaAoR
(vhAnse OF tin I, Aug lst lSth, lb57 I'm and sfteg
AAG8ust Ism, 1881, pass niger .rstus vi 10 We the
Uont ~ drpo-, fool " c0u.h Water strer, aaaly, ~
s:lo M-Dsy xprsss-SHndsys EXC ~ 81 arriving
at Aendsto liHO; GAicsburs .;l.; Burlington TIA.
and Q Iiucy l0,3 Px
riAo P u = 81 Approximately excepted, ar
rtvi0x ~ AcnuD = ~ 1850, 0s esIurg $40, buri. ng
: u y;sJ sI,0 Y Inc .. 1850 \ y.
$40 r 4, Suausys .xcspt.d. Aeomm yistion for
b ava aud AAiu<A.
IMPORTANT LOCAL CONNECTIONS.
4. n nit, y Ia lniDv.s Cs teal Talirva \ 10 III for
ABB Dixon. y.eepvrt G.leLs and Du le.tL anu
sou h 10, Laosi' iou,cs ~i~Uu b.vonIngtsD, Do
cAtuI, ~ Lv 10 Csi q sc.
A bu lin. % With b I.lngton 4 Mississippi rail-
ROAD fr II Peasant, ~ 6si. Vttumwx, Osx looes
CLeTis.n foTs UeeGuI. >, u D,uge CouaAi,
bua, sioux Ui,s a"a 81. to,.i Ne 1 A.usas xud
A, gu "a , vim ii. cyl nd o. an ~ VI I { 81.
LOui Al vk-k PAcAvt Y , Tor k-ukuk Hal NIB !.
Aiu"n D. Lou. - aud -ttn vs., c sen b tot Pal
myG.. ~ 0, " . ~ ~ ~, . y NOithsru Ms, VI. l
4 spOnsIoi oS-ysse m u viii DC - al Ii. leiiro.d
depvss l.. Oh . {, - i,ce ', cr CO. suI convey .. T.
$40 W ID. q. y d. lis orc age
Tex Z, ~ L.d . &c d pot sni st ths Michi-
Eau Ce0Liai YA,.r.H' Vn,cs, <VrD Z Of Lake Al
G. q. II AAVND General ,upeg..tcn I, {.
bAAu.L fUwALL. Gvt Tie . 1Gs.t. tAti7dtf
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DR. HUBBRLLS
Private Medical Companion
Vm(oTeNUte,S HrtESo1.
JUST PUBLISHED, GRATUITOUs.
no YOU'VE MEM AND

10 YOUuo MEM AND
chen. nerves. 0sbAlity
and Chronjc dbeosao. TIE
a,st and disscs coosesUsooe
u xouss aud sbnDe Of the
sexsAl ryete0, ID . peculiar
dtseesed esothstso 81 thees
mioal organs which BE Au-
thor IN n hes
called thu special dterese u
Mast asbstioa. TIE follow
Ing disSfders. s0sue n one
ess.. sumo In aasther, are
sgsin tine dirrct c0eseqpen-
- u this disease, wa ~
minal 19missl0uo General
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Notice..

NOTICE 10 hereby given that the subscribers have
~ been dolly appointed Exeecu,Or and Executxix
Of The cssate Of AIexsnd 2 W. Nc sregor. d+caaaeA.
late o. DAvr mp IT, IN the sounty Of Soytt aud Sat-
Of Iowa, sd TAX n upon themselves that mt -
giving oonds q IN Law directs.
All pers Us b Wig tegn sndE uno, the al ,te ~ .h>
SAIL de easel are rsQa'red 70 exhibit The ssma. ~
u persons indcoiei to the said .sta.e ~ 49, -.
On o maze payment TO
=. J. LAWS Rxe otop.
- oc0R0oO0. nxeenfrtx.
Dsrsoport. tsva. Nov. letA 1851. fIsvii1fi
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Alton 4 St. Louis R.R.
AIRLINE ROUTE BETWEEN

chicago and Sc. Louis.
eotss Isess oAtoa0e Jr 81. Lesks ed tes,c~A
dtots Plooas.
Aeeonodsten Train. Qunday's sxcepted) SsoAn
9aprsss Train. (sassrday's s~xceptsi) li0Pn
ttotss 1soss g. Lovts(be OAIoooo ead t.E.r~1
dtots pt0oss.
Aseomnodauon Train, (Danday's sxssp&ed) 7 o. =
s1prees Train Ieasurday's s~xospssd) ssO1n
Trsins run directly through, without ehanee o.
cefs or cssfa0e. Trains run through Joliet, Doon.
nlton. Springfield, Osrlinvills and Alton.
w1!reane run on this road make direct connectlons
"a Joliet Out o. and Michigan Central Rairosd ~
Joliet making this he ehorsess, quiekek, and most h.
uaois route bssvssn d Louis andNsv 3ork. nosto.
Philadelphia, and The Raet. ~
Sale, Mendola end Oaire,
i.a arsa: we:.srn Of m,seis ~ sprneAsa, for
With 81 The Aslfesds Aivsrgine from Ch,oa,e
01sh 0auy line Of Paekees q s Louip for Reokrk
NJ O1See1A and Missouri 1ivor.
InEossh Iiesse: ir III plses assvs can
g procured q llthe principal u kse ~ n ~
Oneeed eeata, and e - oDeeo
r: : 49,: - Az. !. D.. :, ss' :::::., .,,..
oeeoanosse.Se Liza 1o1t06H
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TIE UNDERSIGNED

AVIN6 ertab!i he'd himself In thi, >,a-A~.
"A business VI onv.s 4 DaAas PLArrse n,-e."
= NJ al orders for ane Silver dated Door S1s..e
Hsnr xseos: .sI Pulls sutss nunbsrs, nases ~
Psvs. tAgntaing Rod Putnts, w. ~ 0sN
~ - assnsss sstmnings paassa = erder = 49,
e'e"' ~ Osss wssrsasa eSaal stls1auI -
Dsa e1lAlne saA q e KsS.as3
$50. - ~ ssA'N
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Chicago 4 Rock Island Railroad

~ WBBo0U O0UO 0800 QCDvUGBUtN
~ aud after k,nda. dc s.lst 1855, and until
Ofurther notice, trains viii leave RocA Island daiu
sundays excepted, ~ follows
lst mail train a. 10. 90 A n
ID night express e0OP,n.
ID freight, With ID clase cars st S30An
Trains arrive u Rock Island daily, EuEdsys ex
ceptcd, - folloVs:
lst nlxRt e1press a. ooOAN
- mail train o. 6OOP
ID freight, with "a Glass cars q 00OP
All trains over this roaa are In direct oonnexiop .,
Chicago with trains over both tho Michigan Southern
and Michigan Central 4. 4. 70 and from Detroit, 10
lsdo, Cleveland, Columbus, Cincinnati, PrtteburGh
Dunkirk, bu1Alo, Niagara Fails, Albany, New York
rhladelphia, BALTIMORE and Washington. Also .,
kAoaile with trsins u the Ilisols Central Road
NORTH 70 0sisne ana south TO 1t. Louis and Cairo, 70
which places tickets can BE- procured of
b. =. STEPHENS, Ticket Agent.
-. r.. y Depot. ROck Island.
Passengers are reminded Of the necessity OF nvtps
distinct directions ~ TO the destination Of their bsg-
gage, also 70 procure tickets before taking their seais
" the cars, % the conductors collect fares only u sss-
tons on the line Of the Chicago ARock Island railroed,
JOHN J. TRACY, Supernteudent
We W1rHAn, Asst Srp't.
1ocA Island. Nov. 81. 1884 tctfl
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Milwaukee and WATERFOWL X K

WlNl8h AR0ANUB HINT.
4 IN and after Monday No ember IS b, p,ssspser
Trains on thi, kosd Will ruu - follows:
First train leaves W~tertw n q o;lO 4 n arriving
In WA'rt w Of y A > eond Tram ewes Va.
tertowna, 2;35 Y, arriving At Waite town Al 80, , y
First frs!n leaves Ailw Aukee ~ BIS A 4 -r,ivup.
q watersowna t il;iSAA Second train aver MI
Wsokee ~ $40 ? II -rIivins ~ Wa,cit oW q ~ 0;av ? \
CONNgCrING-GOIN0 EAST.
At Milwaukee with the Green bay, Milwaukee, and
chicago Rsllrosd to 0hita 90 III me- via Michigan
Souti ern. ClevelaId Toledo, Ci-velsnd and Rr,~, I'd
NV Yoik and trie 10 NV York city thence via
steamer Q Vanderbilt and Ply mouth kSk to boston :,
also connecting ~ Chicago with Michisan q ntral.
Great Western, Can .ds, New York Central tc New
York city; tn -nee via New York ani New Haven
CONNRCTlN0N0OIH0 WEST.
AZ Wattrtown with Stages to Osk Cresk, pof1s
Oentr". Wsupun, Berlin, Beaver Dam, Pox Lake.
Port,gs. ity. Portland, Waterloo, Hanehetyule. Arm
Pfsir's, Otseso. w,oc-ns &c.
FRIGHT TRAINS.
Lesvs Wstsrtown At 500 A 4, AMI vii vankm
:. W. eOwLBR, Gene nj superintendent.
Milwaukee, Nov. Is. 1887 octIrdt.
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FURNITURE.
New Cabinet WarcrOOmn.

WHkkk IL kinds Of Furniture cau be- h,d .nch
!. Chaifs + -bI-s Toilets. B.re.u,, sink ana
"Asn Sisud-, WAIdro Is, Cupboard, Fancy Bsd-
,.sans' S,ulmon bsist ads, NV 81 r. Extension
TAB e., and otter sTiicles loo nuperou. IN mn. n,ton
~ho wants look Gases, Counters. d. SKIS. shov.
eases, II ssery hind and made " o,der and wsrrsn.
vel.
OLD FURNITURE REPAIRED
- good - new. fofas furnish. a will. New epvinss.
Trimmed and repsired; Nah gany, Cane Seat, Onio-.
ana BARK N G 1sirs P~pair-d and vsrr. n.si rood.
lice.
the under fsned viii always be found Ct his shop
10 nj all orders,
tadies have your furniture vaYpished and save
eHp'nte o. purchasing lev.
Jsn2idtf @. Y. COLE
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Auction Sale.

ITO D" seli 10 pay ght ard Stors re on ths e,h
i o. february ~ . O'CLOCK r n. NJ Auction. A
ou' SO g. one Pump nj two WiadmiLs.
Dav mp n, ia usry 23i 1855
Jab2shP~is kIGHoLI.S. LOOMS l. 90.
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LEGAL.


W0D01Ao - ~ 91ss day o. Ocsober. 4 q. 1871
w Di to<r visth- and sar.h vi Ia hi, wife. ex
scutsd unto David . True. - TRUSTEE, : certain DEED
EFT Get, conveyins 10 sstd TRUSTEE the lanes 10 D OFT
S.unty. lows, described - folk -, 10 sit The csfth
nAis Of the est qnsrter, and the ION Invest
quarter Of tie noIth-vess quarter Of Beciion thirty
three a.. " tospsh p ~vsnty-nins ts9J north Of
8anre three % esst Of tn 9Th P u whi,h said con-
vvysncs vas mAde BY The said Diitner vie.hs and
sarah vsshs for the pm pose OF ss.uring the pay.
ment of certain promisoory note and he inter o.
thereon. Ign q BY the -ath Dittms. With. tr eSSa,
dated the u 4 day Of Oct Der, a D 1851 aud psya !
on the tOfh day ~ Novemb :, 4 . 81, :. he ORDER
Of ] -. w dvard virh mt. rest ~ TN pr cent rer
annum alter maturity.
And noe 80 Ina = Having neoe0e due aod payable
and ssid Dltiasr Vie, hs having faded Z" pay the
same, l.. David 3. True. the unde' sigDed. Trustre -
Afor~sad, do her-by give ihN publ c notice, hat by
vtrtue 81 The psveT Wngcb y In NJ vet d by laid
desd Of Trust. ! vtu, On SATURDAY the 9th day OF
February : ., 1853 - ,h- hon o. 3 o ciocs 10 the af
tsrnoon cf aajA day. q ths Court Hour door 10 the
eaty Of Davenp ~ sxpo.e end s6sr or sale. st tub
iic auction, TO tbs Highest bsoder for CASH the parcels
Of land ahov~ de.er.b d, ~ 90 much IT, rsof - shall
70 -ufsci-rtt /, eaiisfy and pay be snouat Of said
nots. With interest % tn day OF saie I C.thsr With
he expeosss atsspdias eail sale. cosis Of thu notiee
A1d rInstee's .~es..
Dssed he llth DAY Of Jsnusry. : o, 1875
DAVID 3. TAUD,
Jan1tdts Trustee
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Received By Express,
A NEW LOT ~ 1ooDo- >sde upssay ssr q,
tssaa ~ -
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UNION DRUG ETOkE
". W. MoCAMMUN 4 co.,
No. - Brady street, West side, near ssossd sssss
D8ALEns n
Drugs, Medicines, Paints, Oils,
DYE sTUFHs, &c.,
Also rnE LRoEsT AID Bssr o.
r N h M n
n 1.-THE city.
EEtv0cts foy. the HAIL.,
Preparations for tie Ha6r,
Connie, DrNskes, &c.,
"HICH We buy Of the manufacturer and vii
w cell Of the lowest agure. Our Prescription
Department 70 hitherto v attended to b. NJ. 3 ,
Rer In person In compound pr~psEatSsns nooe
bat the purest ingrede0,s viii 10 used
n. D Medicines 70 b had 1t all hours Of the
night. ". v. NcOANnON 4 co.
sspsodH
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LEGAL.


VNHEaEAs on ib- ~ deg Of June, a d 1857. Hans
w Spsan Ciaassea eI cut unie Austsn Cor ON
- Trus,e-, nc rtAin dred of Tr1st, ccnv-yinx IT, said
Trusts the land IN CLIFTON county, Iowa d-s rb d
. fol- ~ u IT TIE north hair o. The nprG .r4t
quarter OF section naILer / s.nty- hre- ri, la l,@n-
ehip number eig ~ NO fs2) birth VI rsng nunibe'
ave (S) A. which aid COW, ysns wss nad by no
sad ANS Johsn Claus IN for he pui % e of : Gu
ring III "a msLt Il &c tain p tuni,sss' 10 aud ne
intere,i in'r On ssOn d BY sail Han, 'ohaa Ciau-s.n
pay abb - fteisri-k 7. Kid . d. i The al dsv Z
IN y 1851 pa, able IN rix fnonths
AMI nov rsd nDt- hsvIng b oni- due I'D payable
ARD the said Hans Joban Cisussen having rai.d 10
ray No sam I Au,liu Cofbin, + .usrea aioi esq i,
81 rsqu u OF sad kidder. d. b r.by riv ~, public
nou e I aatty irtn OF he over which . IN Ir ves-
{ d ~ 81 I'd d I'D OF 7 uss, l ali Gu wei-e-aa, the
ioth q Of s-o'uary \ D 1858, . be tour Of
oSio : ! ! 70 ucfnoop VI . usy o. til Couit
House door III The c ~ o. I ~, mp n no - on on.
10 SALE, st publ sue Ion u - b "a 81 bsdl,r fuv
9 %, the paroe OF land above desc, ID or /. ma b
10 90 rs hall b. sun cient 10 .tisf, and De tn
'moont OF said Lot-, the iauIesi Ls con I the day
o sAis. tpgr'hsf With costs end .xprts Q stten lag
said sale, scs : Of TIN. holice aid frustec . fets Up
on The ccunpi. 10 , o such sale . lie. oil b ri ca IA
.c.otdsn . ~ n tn st.V lauon Il said d iuf Tfust
DAtea tn 10 b Day Of January a u 1853.
ACSTlS &okBlH
nioss Trustee,
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~ 81 ~ Msa1a0, De. tn, ~, 60 0eN
~ hssno nooeo, sa.no U10 bovo D0VoaDoge, -
nsssss,Ds ~ lsvs o1v (ossAhys ssssUssl) - ~
loUs.
Z 1racAs - nnigsass tsais. - AUAu
g 1on TroD - 1AU
- 4fsi0hs and AigraAt T1aAn. ll.SoA RI.
lh 8Ap.Gs IRAN g
Irans wuI lssvs DsvnUss ~ QAnoDlauy, -
days e1ceDesd - SeilDWu:
let Mall Trsan, - OSAa
- 0SS1Ght Tran. - ii
- 1rs1eAt t-al.,
tah 0xpness frau, - ODPn
fssaae ssrtvs - DsvssDss Aaav. Osnaayssssp-
''::ss - s.s'.. ....~ ~:
~ 1zDress fsoaa 4As.a.
snoM sa8 sAss.
lss Maa fraan. q SeoAn
- Hrstght fIasAs - v.SoA 4
- HrSlgAs 2 Elm q ASOp
eth 1xprees 3raaA - O.ospn
Al trolns go - DovoaQees "a 0Ahs epaausasn
nth 4useatane ~ levs CITY.
BAe R11os0S1 15Alo cuoHocts . 0oV0oaN V,en
~ 30c4 l0sa1 Z UA1co4L trains.
pAGDgAe1eD -. eosnip ~ 81 ~ 0ooomDev esa1v1ns
lb1nr. dresses - - ~ 1esanaaso q skas -.
eage, alGo - psoeayes1eksoD be1ago oak1Ag hMs oeoaoI n
he eass. 4. onoA
Nov . DIT
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PUaD 0P1lN, Solar Spern. Elephants, Lard and
Mckinney eolo always % hand.
We are Always pleassd y show our goods, and
taAe
Flsrence ~ DuSRews Z Prsstyaaa's Msnsy
II psym.nt for all goods cold.
Davenport, Jsnu ,ry 9ot. !, 1859 JapY6dtf
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-01-30

A RETtaKD PHYSICIAN 70 YEARS o. AGE,
isvii lost hts "a b ,tso hr.th. 70, Daughter,
Son 'n-law, k.Lhe ~ AMI Niece, By that lresd
full dtsa e. tonsvnpti0a. and suner.as with .
C1ush hims"li, deter Led ~ visit The 8asl ludiss.
3 Up = ID Jarsn, Whsr~ he dtsc ,vc,cd = PrsV sAS.vs
and o rtatN .Wrs FOR Colds, Cvashs D on.h, 10, U~.
st1npf.oA. Ner.0us Dsbil ~ . 4 Asthma ~
opugn wAs immediately, , ured hu ,esu, n,d, cur~ his
Rel ess, WIN ! hePlted the d. ease. AMI IN c,nn G.
tbn ~ith B . 0su have mp Dyed u In ihsir p4Act.oe,
curing thonsands fe-sss tonside ea hopeless W 9th
ere. 1ort . pu-pcse o. resc Ins - many Of hiss I.
fering sel ow belhGs o. possible, he . . ndinG the
tn ptstsse, ami the bsls CO prisu 9. Ad ,
dress Dn. HEATH No. l0l, Rpsing b., Get, oppo- !
site 81 Nc.os Hotel, New Yvrk.
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IA LUX q 0AAAOk&4D1
~. 10 LIE CLAIRE ROW
SECOND STREET.
WaoLwsALH = nRAt. "a, ~ ~
Drugs, Medicines, Chemicals,
PAIN rs, OILs, Dye 81 UFFs,
% IN DOW 9AA00V
Psr0ssssvN, Fancy .~Arttcles,
Surgical lnstl aneats,
MINERAL TEETH, &C.
RESI- 8CT1ULLY al The attention Of the
public 70 their pres Mt islge Il CT Of goods,
which they ere Conf tent ,Annot be surpassed,
q quality, and which 70 cell
AZ Lor a. they can Be obtained in tAs City.
Particular attention will be PAID 70 ne compound
lag Ct
PHYSICIANS PRESCRIPTIONS
aud family medicines. and he public arc assured
that none hut the best and ursst Drugs VIII be used
u their pref GRAFTON.
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The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1858-07-08
3u GrtrJlrnt STORY.
The Magic Of Words.

Petor Crandau was not an ill-natured,
captious, or fault-fnding man, and yet
the home Of Peter Crandall was not a
happy home. Very little sunshine
streamod in across the threshold Was
it his wife's fault? A visitor who saw
her in her usual mood, might, if his
conclusions we're made from first i'm
pressions, lean to this opinion. She in
clined to fretfulness and impatience,
and often scolded the children when her
husband could sec little in them to
blame.
The Orandalls were poor. Mr.. Gran
dali was a mechanic, and earned only
mechanics wages. Mrs. Crandall was
the mother of five children, the oldest
of them thirteen years old; but their
narrow income left nothing TO spare for
the hire Of a domestic, and so all the
work fell upon her. She was toil-worn
and toil-weary at the dying Of each day;
and the same, although not to an equal
extent, might be said Of her husband
He had more strength for his work, and
therefore, could endure greater fatigue.
He had the advantage, too, (Which was
most important one) Of freedom from
causes of nervous excitement, and the
inevitable exhaustion that followed
He labored on at one kind Of work, un-
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1858-07-08

when, by The power almost Of a single
word, the whole scene changed and
quite as sudden as we see it, sometimes,
i'm a pantomime. He saw his error
saw and felt how unjust he had been;
how cold and even cruel in his coldness.
Very carefully did be guard himself af
torward; and very prompt was he in OBJ
serving all the little social courtesies to-
ward his wife and children, which are 50
beautiful to see, and so sweet in all
their influences. The green things
Hourished again in the heart Of his wife,
and the flowers bl0omed there az Of old
The children learned to emulate the
kind words and courteous acknowledge
ments for all little services, that soon
became a habit with their father and
mother and into the kind words spoken
kind feelings soon flowed. 1t was tho
beginning Of q new order of things in
the house Of Peter Crandall where, in
good time, the desert blossomed as the
rose.
Words appear as little things in them
selves, but they have great power The
magic of words is wonderful Try
them, ye silent Peter Crandalls, who
have fretful wives and contentious chill
.dren. Try the effect Of little hopeful
praise on your tired, unhappy, over
worked companion, and see if it doesn't
brighten her pale face as if a whole
food Of sunbeams had been poured up
on it. Try it with your children, and
if you have in you the heart Of true
man, you will be 80 pleased with the ef-
feet that you will keep on trying, until
you will scarcely recognize your own
household.