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The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1858-11-11

The wax lights illumned ffth avenue hall,
And the crinslines whirled in the may ball,
And the persons Of fashion were blythe and gay.
Dancing the hours Of rest awsy.
The husband beheld with boobyish pride
The beautiful dress Of his stylish bride;
While she. In her fine clothes, seemed to be
The queen Of that splendid company.
Oh, the milliner's bill
"Im weary Of satin" soon she cried,
"Fll have blue velvet. more full and wide;
And none Of my bonnets suit my face
shall order another Of sweet point lace,
With emerald flowers; and then, dear man,
You'll let me indulge in . tarlstan;
And old Bubbles cried. a. his wife hs eyed,
1.-THE dearest Of women ID my dear bride"
Oh, the n,illiuer's bill
French cambre that morning. green silk the
next day,
And white MORE antique ere the week passed
away.
The richest and newest of stuas to be got
The blockheads wife bought, and he grudged
them not.
Two yesrs new BY, and the bills at last
Had arrived st figure extremely vast,
And when Bubbles behold the sum, he cried.
"Pm IN old fool, done by Q spendthrift bride"
Oh, the miliner's bill
At length broke bank, that had long kept hid
The lodges by which 1t the public did;
And document long Was discovered there,
The miliner's ~ Of that lady fair.
Oh! very much cash, it was confessed,
Had been lent TO her lord from the banking
chest,
And when the crash came. vain humbug's q
doom,
The brides display proved his fortunes tomb
Oh, the milliner's bill
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A distinguished civilian in Virginia


A distinguished civilian in Virginia
writes:
A christian woman IN Vermont has been
prompted by the Holy spirit to suggest TO
christians everywhere u modification Of tho
late greatly blessed union prayer meeting,
adapted 10 Nil the varied circumstances, and
suited 10 all the wants Of christonjom. A
plan nj once no simple, 80 comprehensive
and sublime, at frat glance establishes liz
claim To divine origin. IL IL nothing
more or less " that every christian shall rc-
tire Ut evening twilight and pray In secret
for the conversion VI the world"
LIT christians think oi IL and the good
and true Of all the earth will betake them
selves forthwith to this cheap, convenient,
simple duty; cheap, because II requires
pe,her dress nor eqapage. ~ required In
public, and il e,ats but little 10 fall on the
knees convenient. because the twilight
comss To every body, saving the hustle Of
sn appointment simple, for there Ia but
tho one orthodox potitioD--" Thy kingdom
come comprehensive. though so short, an
TO bs breathed in a single ejaculation and
To be done pr,uaisiy, which insur,s il will be
done heartily.
ut this concert be observed, The land ov.
or. and the world over bat let none Of the
mssimgs be forsaken. let there be daily
prayer meetings everywhere.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1858-11-11

the Bible and read his text, which was the
last verse Of tho first chapter Of tho Gospel
by John" Hereafter ye shall zee heaven
open, aud the angels Of God ascending and
descending upon the Son Of Man" lie had
written his sermon and committed Il all TO
memory. an hc supposed, to u word but,
unfortunately, be lcft his manuscript behind
him.
when he had Rad his text, he found Il
impossible 10 recall tho first sentence. He
hcs,ated and hemmel, and began thus -
"You perceive, my brethren you perceive
that the angels OF G0d-are here reprc-
sentedas ascending and descending lie
then set up y good, stout cough. In the
hopc that bis memory might get to work in
the meantime but the cough was ~ unpro.
ductive az II was artificial, and hc could do
nothing but 60 right over again with the alb
surd sentence with which be had started.
lie ooughed again and again, hut his men,
ory was In too profound u sumber 10 be
awakened by Il. After three or four min
utcs. during which he was spectacle 10 the
congregation. and especially TO Matthew,
who WINS all the time watching and listening
according 10 bis promise, he Ahut up his Bi.
bio In perfect constcrnation, and abruptly
closed the service. or course he came out Of
the pulpit with u very different air from
that with which hc entered Il. But tho
worst WINS yet 10 come be had 10 meet
Matthew and hear his scsthing comments.
-. :. Mall val said he "YoraS nssa, yes.Ss
preached--you've pro- ched In London
ha'nt your I've heard you; I've heard
every word you have said, and I have only
one comment TO make II you had ascended
IN you descended, then you might have de-
sccnded ~ you ascendcd."
Another young minister, Of a similar
character, paid him VISIT and Matthew OBJ
served that be pportod what he thought q
very indecent number Of watch seals lie
eyed them Tor some time, ~ IL scrutinizing
the materials Of which they were made. and
then saij with terrible sarcastic air, at
scems TO me you've a good many seals TO
your ministry, considering how young you
arc."--Sprague's p,',is 10 European Ceiebr,-
fi0.
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There WAS nothing for which Mr.. Wiks
had more cordial adherence than any ex
bbition Of dandyism In young minister's /;
and nothing Of this kind ever came In con
tact with him without MEETING rebukc
On one occasion young minister Of good
deal Of pre,ebsiou and parade went ffon the
country 10 London, and carried Mr. Wilks
a letter, designed 10 procure for him an In
viia,ion 10 preach "Well, young man.
SAID Matthew, with Il nasal twsng that ls
perfectly iDdescribable, bat which nobody
who has heard i, can ever forget We'll,
young man, you want 10 preacb--you want
10 preach In London, don't your am
going to pass q few days here, sir, and II il
should sui, Mr. Wilks' convenience, should
b. very happy to give his people a sermon
whie I am bere" well" said Matthew,
you can preach, you cap preach come
along next Wednesday morning 10 the Tab
ernaele, aud III meet you thc and you
can take my lecture Tor that morning.
The young man agreed 70 10 10, and was 90
the spo, at the appointed hour. Matthew
met him Ut the door, disgusted, ns BE- had
been before, with bis dandy airs, aud al
dressed him thus SO along, into the pull
pit, young man, and shsll Ill below and
look q, you. and bear every word you say" 4"
The young preacher dar,ed through the
sisles into the pulpit, in manner tba,
seemed better 10 belt ball room than .
place of worship. lie performed the intro
dactory services with 40 air oi insufierabIe
self cornplacensy and in doe time opeped
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1858-11-11

CofgyuRg ExrRAoRpIsARY.--It In be-
coming quite the rage, says the New York
Evening Post, among young ladies 10 cut
the hair Of at the sides, and wear Il in pro-
fusion Of short, frizzled curls, which are
combcd back from the temples and formed
into rows. one above the other the general
effect Ia somewhat irregular and very Co
qnettisb. Charming u the almost uniyer-
sal verdict, and furore s the consequence
among boarding misses and tbose Of our
bellies who like TO produce sensation. The
fever has spread rapidly, and hundreds Of
youthful bcau,ies have surrendered their
glossy treases 10 the barber. Probably
nothing but the dictates ol fashion could
have induced the fair owners 10 part with
any portion of their treasure VI dark and
golden bair. But ere they sware oi the
quarter whence this fashion issued? II Or
igibated, says Mr.. Willis, with the Paris
ian lorette (frail females,) and was imported
by two representatives Of that sisterhood.
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WHERE FIsg SHAwts Coxg FRox. In
Rockbara, tbe camel Is watched while the
fine hair on the under part Of the body ID
growing. The foe hair In cut Of 80 care.
fully that not fibre is lost; II is put by
until there s enough TO spin into Q yarn,
unequalled for so!tncss, and then Il is
dyed all manner Of color and woven into
strips eight inches wide, Of shawl patterns.
such as-with all our pains and cost, viii,
schools Of design and study Of art-we are
not yet able to rival. These strips are then
sewed together 10 cunuingly, that no Euro.
pean can discover the joints. They ere
then taken fifteen hundred miles 70 the
borders OF Russia and sold.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-07-11
INVITING.
a Great ID scOvcr

/ p.At@lGDN -
OeNnRRt. RoOnnGs
Isss. s;tssaIdsiat ps xg5i ls:i f9Z WY ts le:s-:..i
Elastic Eemeht Rtofing,
$50. -AM..saa -
Which IL considered the very best thing in the line
OF G ment Roofs In existence. R ting first place,
We do not use rsI wtAhn cr0sidefejA very great
ooiecti Ion to The Patent Roofing now used.
Ger Cetrent Is esssssc:. wfTte ~ q as hard rs mar
pie when dry. II doss Mt iniure the rain water by
beat On osld sssct isa, ~ ? 1t iejusfas hind IN h5t
weather - Il Is ia cold
Persons w.sAfnkto hsse Cement oofs are roanest.
q 70 cali sad SEE ny samples before making any en-
9agenents elsewhere.
Hycan De applied ~ cheap as Any CEMENT rouind
nov used IA this city. State and County rights for
safe.
Call At our shop. Ne IS Harrison street, between
Firm a0d Second streets, Davenport.
: m-h2S-d&wtf Wv. u. M1EoTT h 90.
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Country Property.

mol. Farm OF 100 acres near Round Grove, 50
scr . broke and. undeA cultivation, a small house, run
ming water.
No. 2. The north west quarter Of Sec s, Twp 70,
l, east, upon which thtIe is - acres broke.
Eo3. The southwest quarter Of So s, twp 79, r ],
east. with . good stone qusrrs upon u.
No 4. Two hundred an1 forty acres, In section II,
twp 80. X !, west, Cedar County, running water.
Only SIS per acre.
No 3. The south east quarter Of sec II, twp Is,
Range l, west. Price $I5 per acre.
Not. Eighty acres, part In wheat, near Round
Grove. Price SIS per acre. Easy terms
NoF. A splendid tel Of $50 acres, sec II, twp60.
X |, cast. A large rock hous e. VOID and water, will
lie solu in whole Or In part, loo acres In wheat. II
takenl soon the crop will b., gwen in, or any person
can perchsse the crop on the ground. A gscd spec
uls'iop. je1s-dn
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-07-11

mol. a Hou.e on the corner Of Sixth and 9 oft
suets, lot S9xlJo, upon With ~ erected a frame
house, and brick stable. this VIII be sold low.
MOI A'lot OF ovx15o adJoning 10 I On the east,
a beautiful spot 4 ied with fruit trees grapes, &C., a
oeaut fdl location for = ressdercs. City orders Will
be taken Tor the whole ofthc lot.
No 8. A house and lot on 9th street between War
rep ana bEowa. Price 81 400. Terms o. payment
very easy.
Nos. A honse with the lease OF one or Two lot. on
Brady Streef 9etNeeT 18th aAd lsh sHe@tEs sTxiSis
. cnehp nome Ina very eligible situation.
Moo. a OF OF s6xlJ0 on the cornes II Main and
sixth streets, one Of tn; most eligible situations for q
private residence IN 'er the thur.
MO-. Three lots In 6iAymak-r's subdivision on
HAIhaln west OF Locust street. Lumber or brick will
beIasen In part payment for the above.
Aoos LOT WIN . good houfe with four rooms and
basemen IN Forest 4 d lions Addition, one sth street
D sween brown and Gaines street. Price $I,40O.
NOS. A Brick house aud lot on south side Of lfth
street west Of Rocs Island street,
No 10. A lot ON east side OF Rock Island street
near 6tn, 32xl0O. Price 445O.
Noll. frrme house w.th 4 rooms and stable for
two horses OF Lot 6, Block l, Psrher's ADDITION.
Price only $500 dollars $500 cash, balance In install
meats OF 800 per annum.
NJ IL A frame house with 2 acsrs OF ground on
Aatpuette and 2lst streets, near the grounds Of the
Gath lie Female Seminary.
No 10. The lease for is years for . number OF lots
on Brady Main ana Harrison streets.
No Ia. The lease Of ~ lots 10 Ncel's subdivision OF
lots Ter IS years, at a very low ground n mt, from els
20 $50 per annun with the privilege Of purchasing or
have the improvements pad for at ,he end Of the
tease There Is NJ better way for Z man Of small
capital TO procure a home without being taxed with
. heavy interest and experiencing the anxiety Of
providing for = heavy debt.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-07-11
City PrODcYly.

'sAE subscribers ofieI the following parcels Of Real
estate for sale 70 which they respectfully iuyite
the attention Of purchAsers:
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Something New.
DAVENPORT CITY EXPRESS.

Office 50, Brady Street scith Moore.A g asrst
MIS- kxpress Is designed TO deliver goods for
L Merchants, carry packages, buudles, maesaees
&C, foE persons living on the bluff and in remote
parts Of the City. Will also be 1t the market houses
every mornieg at 81 o',lock-for the prcsent.to
take any marketing TO residences which may Be de.
sired.
ORDERS left 1.-THE Office or in the 'Express' order
boxes at Mcneil ! Bro, J b Sutton / Co. and w a
Wsdsvorth shall receive prompt attention.
The charges win be for delivering bundles. packa.
ges, message, &C, 70 any part OF the city below tho
bluff. and Aotween r h bridge and western Avrnnc
10 csnta. For similar bundles. &c. at Hast or North
Davenport 0Oc cash. -
favorable terms will be made with merchant a
others by the month or year -
HOWARD ALDEN, Proprietor.
epv7du O0lce - Brady street
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s~laynasdF; aaiJ / th.ufsrl,
1ee0l Ese1Se slUests..
NosT &eUa1asna6GE'
D1vENPOkT, iowa, 4
Avixc . complete and accurate 1, street Of
- rules % all lands in Scot. County, ne enjov su-
tstior edrsntases for the examinaaion u Fnly Ard
tnf Juvtcaous Investment OF money; an4 fYrtesrnd
..cities Sr the tTansaction Of a]i our In. inees. -
inese apstree's haxe been carefully compiled from
sLe County Records, and w will in Ill cases gsasan-
tre theft Correctness.
Prompt Intention given TO the location OF Land
warrants, oeAsesios Of xunsy, Payment Of yaaea,
&c. &c.
II. ". SLANMAKER.
NoTARv &UBLIc Axp CORNERSTONE o. DrKDs
FA MISAESo n.
JOHN N. CRAWFORD.
ATTORNEY u COUNSELLOR AT LAW
DAVENPORT, Iowa.
' shE subscribers offeI the following parcels Of Real
= Estate for sale 70 which they respectfully invite
the attention Of purchasers:
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-07-11

Dwelling Mouse for Rent.
u AnlGhs1 N the besS nannee, corner Of Oh and
(o0a Ss.A wsald - sutAAhae loe aDsetsA oeAil11g
go. a!..4ssscA n1{A9an1..
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II. Y.

EoTARv PUBLIC AxD ConMrssroyxn Or DrxDs
FlA MIxAE5o IA
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For Sale.

For Sale. !
4 superior article of Terra Gotta Drain Pipe, Or
n namental Chimney Tops and all fancy woak o
the same material.
Also T. y. Bakers celebrated Iron Railing and
Fencing. Bank Vaults, Jail Cells, sc, from the Gin
cinnati Iro0 Works.
Further Information AS to specimens, prices, &C
may be had at the office Of
". l., CARROLL, Architect, ID.
mchI9n GTigg's Block cor 81 and Perry 81.
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W. g.. CAllLDS y CO.'S,
Patent Elastic Fire and Water Proof
.CE.WEvT

S "a - W
! WE, the undersigned, are prepared to contract
w and put Oh At the shortest notice, our
Elastic Fire d Water Proof Cement Roofing
1t being the only article yet inven.ed that will sue.
c~cssfilliy resist the ACTION OF the atmosphere In every
Climate. 1t 10 perfectly fire and waterproof, and IN
point OF iurabIiiy W. believe IL Is equal. If not supe.
ritr, to ANY metallic roofing. We can put 1t on on 81
old tin, Tar. iron, or shingle roofs. it making no iit-
errencc how fat OF steep the roof may be. This
roofing iswarranied to prove as above represented.
We Will put it ON for So 90 per ssusre, no fet
square.) We will apply Il upcn TIN a,fd iron roofs tor
- 90 per square, being, on account OF Its durability,
the cheapest paint that can be used.
We invite all who are building, apd those who wish
their roofs repaired TO call at our Office, opposite the
LeClaire House, Davenport, Iowa, and examine cam.
plee, aud satisfy themseive. In regard to the uurabil-
tty and pTacticability OF this rooing.
n B.-we are prepsreAto m crdefS rom Ce-
nert TO those residing at q distance, with printed d.
dry and co.nsy Righfs for Lo,oa and Xsanssosa
ftr S0<e.
J. A BERGEN 4 BRO.
O.. 4. BENJAMIN, General Ascent.
REFERENCES IN CINCINNATI.
Mr. Ezra Bailey, smith street, between Fourth md
Fifth.
Mr. samuel Ogden, No ~ Fourth street.
Baker and Won Publ, No 90 Fourth street.
Mr. George Osslisls, PreAdeAtvfthe Lafayette Bini.
Dr. John ; Law, Agent Of RoSsl Ins. Co., L.ondon
and Liverpool.
essrs. John shito 4 Co., Dry Goods dealers. Ath
street, Il
udhen md nahmsisb.ars. suinitur. Mans an
dealers 4th street.
lice Greenwood, Esq.
r. 4 n HinAie.
,...a.- .DHEHPoR1s ~s~tt~ "
Geo L Davenport,
DIR James Hall,
Coat. 4 Patchin. Builders,
X W Wheeler, Architect,
EPeck, City CLERK,
Geo II Parker,
q ID GliEe, Painter,
Mr. Paterson, Locust street,
Jamne, Dorelly 4 Lea, DAvenportkfron WORT
Eli Adams.
Hskes & Riggs, jewelers.,
ROCK ISLAND,
IS GHyer,
p l. Mitchell, EAnke
iona Woods
Lewis. n Webber, Postmaster.
- 6WNAaO.
8 Hubbsrd.i Aetna Insurance. 10
q > Hooker,
Ira Foote, Builder.
Bears Wood 4 Co.. Eeistead kanufactuYingO 90, No
line. ...s---s q
J p Rezn6r, Clinton. Iowa.
Henry O Wisnar. Wholesale ..Orocfery' dealer Iows
City. -
0aD9AdV
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REMOVALS..

Removal.
ME have removed our STOCK Of Clothing, Cloths,
w G~assimeres, Furnishing Goods, &C., - our new
ann spacious store in
METK OPOLIrAN BLOCK
And are now prepared to show them 70 our old friends
and Customers, ana NJ many e& ones a choose 70 IA
vor u. We leave this week for New FORK and Boz.
ton, wherc ~ VI purchase and bring - this city
the 1chesf and most Fashionable stock for the Spring
aud Summer Trade, ever offered Ia this market, st
Wholesale and Retail. Prompted by our success the
past year, We feel arrured that \ First Class Clothiog
and Tailoring Establishment Is much needed, and We
take !. upon ourselves n open such IN one, trusting
TO our manv friends for It's support. We co business
strictly on the one price principle, and warrant every
nrtislb. lyeh25-dtN r. n. PARKS q 90.
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GRAND TRUNK RAILROAD i.
OF CANADA.
~ DELIGHTFUL N Rour1 :
FRoN IHs wEss TO
Bosom. New Yerk and the Eastern Ssasss.
Via Re Michigan Central, Gysat Wsstern, Oedsv~- .
OufM and Vermont Central and
GRAND Trunk RaiIrsad Of Ca.Sds.
Passengers BY this route have an opportunity Of
Waiting come Of the grlnsest and most wonaerfui
sc'n4y IN the world. Including 7oronfo. Ntsoura
FnHS Suspension Bridge, he thousand IsfGpxs.
Hapss Of the 81 Lsscrence, (uebnc, M~ontyesr.
White Mountains, the Tubular R,idoe. lnearju
mifes ~ temgMp, Late fNdmpiaia. Iaus ~ Arrf--
n4asestdf, Hudson Rirer, etc, etc.
On ani after May !, 1885, hsesskesvdu be checked
through from CHICAGO.
TO EMIGR ANTS.
Passages may be secured Al the on,ce oy,he eo,ps.
ny IN Chicago by sailing vessels from London. Liver.
pool, Plyniouh, Glasgow, Bristol, Hull, Aberdeen,
AMI m.ntrtse An agent Of the GRIND 7NFNK
experimenting the r.movsl u rmi.
grants ana SaleeRc q Quebec free ofchasgo. 4sssE -
Fart from ~ y es3 to Chicago, iaoiSdiae csak1a 1
The HamusA stosmship -
LevSATHAN, -,
or 6DD ross, AND 700 rxES loS0 :
Is under eousfact e this company for ooe or more z
.rips = portlsnd ~ year. Tourists return tichsss Z
tom Chicago to the chief towns In Europe viii short
~ D. Issued. Tickets from Chicago for oil points
MAST, slso for the Levia ihsn, or for the n. q. Z. 1.
T Tns sa k.s "a. e 10 Ss,' sSs a z ;ho s1sss Z, tsff araWhf
kkhANGE ON EUROPs.-9tght Drafts on Ioodon
AZ nv dol'arspsr pound sterling. may be procured
tue tilce Of 'he brand Trunk RniFosd, n OK 80.
agent Of Or. Trunk n X Co. Of Canada.
SbD wma M a. 4 IA #h A N~
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LAVE On once for the transaction Of business In
IL Merwin't Block, Ferry street. Which vulD open
from 10 to ~, y, end from 3 70 s. ? r.
All lot ovnsrs Who have not eet1ed for th9lS 1oAe.
viii please call immedistely end - - and reoetv6
their deeds.
large portion Il the Cemetery rounds are -
suYveye d and 0taked on In Ions. II oDaauun6v
generally 10 invited 70 examine them aod psAe =.
lecAions.
0smeteTy coupletc u ~ IL appointmsaaA. n
avenues arc bHDad and curved; native forrest ere1
are carefully Dressrved, sDd various kinds Of sksde
tTees have beet set out. A competent perseo occu-
pies the PorteFs IDdee, and n constantly $1,000
In taking care n and imUsoving The grvands.
All sppiicssteos for lots or burials maee - uaAe
- the once, whess eAsds euehostsing buTAl6 V0hS
The pu64os n paSronixing Ah Cemsessy, mAy ~
ossufed thA& u VIII - Dse4eete4 . svsg1 voy oUoo
~ 49, psspess. 0Asn1kD1110sx 4
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NOTICE TO
LUJMDER

eTVH1 undersigned have Just received . large stock
l. Of 9. Cr2ix Loge, end are now pssp4fsd . fur
nisA, q III = 0ev MIL (Arss Mnl shows ~ hallroeA
lrt4sel eyNy 1aeTpA1on q 1uil1tnG 11nbog, aioo
llSsssisse tlias,J Ail1lss,Sssh, Dsasss e. & 3
06W A11W1og 80
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For Sale.
TNHR three story Brick House located on the
l. oDrner OF Second and Reynolds streets, In the
city OF LeClalre, containing ten rooms. having a riv-
or view OF some s mites up AMI down also a good
cistern which contains some 300 barrels Of water, and
a good brick smoke house. II Is one OF the healthiest
locations on the Mi sissippi River.
Ter ms, 81, 500 cash, the balance in ], 9 and 8
years, At 10 per cent interest. For further particu-
hrs inquire on the premises. The house IL not one
year Old.
aprr7-tf d. 8. TERHUNR.
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For Sale or Lease.
TWENTY THREE eligible Building Lots, situated
i OF Harrison, Third, Ripley and Blondsace streets
Will be sold or leased on reasonable terms: tor Bar.
ticulsrs enquire Of coRBIS ! Dow. or
7itacRttN AHRsNAY.
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For Sale.

AONEI hundred and twenty Building lots In %
GAddition to the town OF Port Byron.
These lois are eligible and handsomely situated on
she bank ~ the Mississippi. They vii be sold on rec.
tonsble ,efms.
For particulars inquire OF Aessrs. Durice, Pratt &
Co.,, Port Byron, Charles J. Rogers, Rsq., LeClatre,
Oorbin 4 Dow Davenport, or Of the subscriber,
JAMES NAY,
The subscriber has nuYh0erlcss desirable pie
ceof land In and near the cities Of Davenport and
LeOlaire, Amp near the town Of Port Byron, that he
Wihses to self. [OctI5tfl ~.