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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-10-19
Davenport Commercial College,

davenport COlmeTClal COll066,
0rigs's Block, cor Third and Perry sts.,
DAVENPORT, IOWA.
INCORPO RATED IN 1850.
The emily Permanently Located CONNER.
cial College In Iowa.
-DIRzCTOR5.-
Hon Sargent, zB Bowers, Esq,
JAo Cook Esq, w wiley, Esq,
Il 10 Sis D. .sf ESQ Fn s6ra s:s,
Up Coates, ESQ, II Smith, ESQ,
JLo NJ Cannon, Esq, ID Patton. Esq
l. Mackot, ESQ, Dcct Adler,
@ l. Davenport, Esq, Rev d Mason,
A II Barrow ESQ Jno Johns, Esq.
Jos C LOPEZ, Prof Of Book Keeping.
II PRATT, Prof. OF Penmsnship.
l. c BURwsLL Prof. OF Mathematics.
N SuYDAM, Asst. Teacher Of Panmanship and
Book Keeping.
--LECTURHRs.
d L eHoRxy, ESQ.,, and other able Lecturers.
Being permanently located here, and we'll known
IN The Community, AID witha DESTROYS Of maintain
ing reputation for candor and reasonableness, We
do not deemit necessary 10 pursue the course often
taken by al (and ciaiy By those
which only temporarily established, and designed
to make great blow for few months and then
"move on" TO some new pace,) namely, to claim
perioriy over the whole world, as n there we're no
such th,nga writer's accountants, teachers and ex-
perenced business men out OF the select circle In
their school room; we, therefore, as heretofore,
rake no exaggerated statements, promise nothing
not pre- pared to perform, advertise teach
not actually engaged, and make claims we can.
not substantiate.
THE BOOKKEEPING COURSE
Embraces complete sets Of books in every branch Of
Trade and Commerce, including Wholesale and He.
tail Individual, Partnership Joint Stock, and Com
pound Company Business, Manufacturing, Commits
sion, Railroad, Steamboat, Hotel, Painting, Lumber,
Brokerage and Exchange (twn complet practical
forms), md in BANKING tie most complete and APP
proved knO,cn system, and supt rior to any other
taught in the West. the course in
PENMANsHIPi
Is under the charge Of Mr. w: H. Pratt Who veceived
the premium for Penmsnship ana Gard Whiting ct
the last State Pair. and ~ho defss all competition
in Plain or Ornamental Pcnnsarship Pen Sketch.
ing. Fsouyishing. Card Writing, o. teaching those
branches
He Is assisted by Mr. J. n suydam. who has few
teacher.
LANDSCAPE AND ARCHITECTURAL DRAWING,
and the complete system Of
PHOTOGRAPHY.
also laugh. by competent instructors.
Rooss-In Griegs' Block, corner Of Third and Per.
~ streets. one block from the Post Ofre, the
formerly known - "0rigg' Hail." with the adjoin-
ing rooms, wtll lighted, well ventilated and forming
BY far the most convenient, commOdious ADD best
adapted situation for the purpose In the city.
Open ct oil hours from 8 A NJ till ? r n.
LADIES' DEPARTMENT.,
large and we'll furnished room, entirely sepa-
for the use OF Lady students exclusively.
Lpyor further particulars call At the ROOMS, OF
'1 .ass: u. q 4 P Pefrz.. Principals.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-10-19
SPECIAL NOTICES.
TIE POETkY OF PQYSlC.
FACTS FOR THE PEOPLE.

THRRE goes = man, mark well his face,
How DARK end sAllow Is it's hue,
His lately flashing eye hov dimmed,
His pace how sluggish At Is too.
1t needs no words OF mine to tell
Tue psngs he is suffering to-day,
The shooting pains that ack bis brain,
Which naught but pills VIII drive away.
Behind him walks with head erect,
With glowing cheeks and sparkling eyes,
A friend Who yesterday, 1ise him,
Spoke nAught but woes In eroans ana siehs.
Know ye the wer that hath subdued,
And scattered all his eadful ilr
Hear ye sffii ted son- Of men
"Twss HEhRIcK's SUGAR CoATED PILLS."
rHerYtks ills and Kid Plasters are sold eve
~ where
Sec advertisement on 3D. page.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-10-19
For Sale.

AONB hundred and twenty Building lots In IN
~ Addition to the town of Port Byron.
1heee lots eligible and handsomely situated a
she bank Of the Aissssppi. 1Asy M b sold a re-
tOnablo germs.
For particulars inquire Of Asssrs. Durfee, Pratt
Oc;, Port Byron, Charles ]. Rogers, la, LeOnayo
Oorbin 4 Dow Dsvenport, Or Of the suhses1bss,
n Tho subscriber has numbeSless desirable ME
cod land In end AeOr tho citteo q Doveppogt "A
LsOlalre, amp near the town Of Port Dyroo that -
V1hsoo 70 eeN. fOotlotfl NJ,
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HAIR RESTORATIVE.-We ore pleas, to be able
to record the satisfaction Of patrons, sfr trial
Of an article advertised In our columns. We have
the satisfaction to know several Of readers who
have used Prof. Woods Hair Restorative, and pro.
nounced 1t to be just what the Advertisement says It
il. We have several personal acquaintances, too,
who wee gray headed-they have tried it. and now
their hair Is restored to its original Color AM they
willingly add their testimony to il edcscy, and Wi
give further Information TO others desiring it, This
sp-aks well for the article, and We advise eli who DO
not wish to appear gray-headed to use Woods Hair
Resterative.-W Western Patriot.
Sold BY Oil good Druggis's.
Almsst everybody has heard Of Mknn's Aaue Bal
sam. the attention OF our numerous readers Is di.
rected to the found Is another column
Of this paper, CT the high estmston that Is placed
upon this, the greatest remedy knoarn to modern
seSence. We have never known any other medicine
win ~ large share Of public confidence in 80 short
o time Is this has done, II We may be allowed to
judge by what read but this should be sufficient
particularly when we see such testimonials coming
from men of undoua.ed veracty from ali parts Of the
country. There be doubt bat that Il is one OF
the greatest discoveries in the med cal world, and de-
serves the appreciation and esteem OF reaiers
and the public. BOLD by all good druggists.
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Dancing Academy.

4.NT G. NELLy0 An, late Of New >nf>
~ w Orleans, wishes to inform the ~ ~
z&yeyoung Lsdiss and 0entlemen Of De- 4J3s6
venport that he has opened . Dam
~ rims Academy At No. IS Brady street, between
Thir and Fourth streets, where he will teach the
most fashionable dances.
Days and hours Of lessons, Mondays, Wednesday,
and Rrtdaysj for ladies from 9tO 10, ~ gentlemen
from to and to 10 ? u. Fog terms, apply at the
hall. ocl9
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REAL ESTATE.

v. y. BARBER, 5. w. BARBER,
Attorney II Law. Notasy Public,
Phila1sipsia. Davenport.
w. e. BARBER Il CO,
NO. .. NICKOLL's BLOCK,
DAVENPORT iowa.
Have openeda
Branch Office
AZ No. -, SOUTH THIRD ST.,
PHILADELPHIA.
THEY HAv. FACILITIES ., their Eastern Of
= Zee for Negotiating L0ans. selling Cry
and STATE BOsDs. selling WESTERN LANDS collect
Ing claims against IzsuRAu COMPANIES and 9th.
Western business
Gentlemen Waiting PhiAdsphis are invited TO call
u tneir omce, where Western Pspsn nay b sesn
and the latest Information from the west obtained.
At their O1lce In Davenport
Will be foound a supply Of LAND .wARRAxTs,
guaranteed to be perfect.
A list OF ch ,ice lands in Iowa Mime sofa and Mis-
eoart, IMPROVED FAAMs In Scott Countyi PINS,
4lHa1AL and RAIL ROAD LAupe and Lands Of II y
cents per acre In Missouri.
Lsnd Warrants located on tracts ACTUALLY INY
sPscTRD.
3 B. Conveys, .sq Philad Bank: ransa'.
Messrs Boyd Bates, -
CD: Coleman. Esq., Aech's Bank, Baiti.sre.
P. Gibson, $50. Bank Of Baltimore,
Aesss Cook 4 Sargent, Davenport.
Allen Clark.
G. Bsser, Esq, Farmers Bank. Lancaster, p.
J aashes, $50, Bank Of Missouri ST Louis
Jy2s-dAwtf
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BANKING.


BANKERS,
AND DEALERS IN EXCHANGE,
Nickoils Block, corner brady and Second SITS,
DAVENPORT, IOWA
EXCHANGE Oh all the principal cities Of the On.
~ ted States, Great Britain. Ireland, and oouti
mental kurcpe bought and sold
Notes and drafts collected, and proceeds RENTED
70 any part OF the United States ~ lowest rates %
Exchange.
Collections OF notes. drafts accounts, leeactes and
inhertAnces made in ali parts OF the United States
CanadAs and Europe
Stocks and Bonds bought and sold on Commission,
and dividends collected
Land Warrants bought, sold and located.
Exchange On Cities In the United stasss
Carpenter vermilge, New York city.
Albany City Bank, Albany, New York:
bunAlo City Bank, Buffalo, New York;
bsnk OF Commerce, Boston, Nassach usetts,
Tradesmen's Bank, Philadelphia Pennsyivapia
nerch 4 Manufacturer Bank Ptttsbure, Pa
4cKim Go, Baltimore, Nd,
Gilmore = Brotherton, Cincinnati, Ohio;
Lucas L Simonds. 81 I.ous, No;
Citisens' Bank, New Orleans, La;
RK swim, Brother 4 Johnston, Chicago, III;
mch93-dN
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40 xlo Us 90
DtNiMg saloon.

LNRESH OYSTERS AND CLANS RE
Il CElvgD Daily by express, and served in every
Conceivable style. 81 n ere x 10 U Saloon, Nos.
16 and 10 DYadv STREET. below Second.
Families snd Dealers supplied u discount.
OLA Sf6mna
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G7.Oce2. ~ Bakers
CELEBRATED
FAMILY SEWING MACHINES,
Ao5 ROADWAY n V

THESE Machines are now justly admitted to be
i this best In use for Family Sewing, making
new, strong and ella tie stitch, which Will NOT rip,
II every fourth stitch Is out. Circulars sent On
application by letter.
&C. Washbusnc, Agent,
Junel-df Davenport, Iowa.
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Real Estate, Land Exchange.
GENERAL COMMISSION, PURCHASING,
Law and Collecting Agency,
No. los RANDOLPH ST. CHICAGO, ILL.
agents in erery City and Primo pol 7ouns In the
Cnited otGtes.
70 ONLY INSTITUTION CT THE KIND IN THE
WEST.
). J. GALLAGHER Co, Projectors.
DUTS, Sells, Exchanges, Rem and Leases, Prop
ID erty Of all kinds Locates LAND Warrants q
all the government Land Omtes, with Warrants or
Cash.
Attends to buying and selling Merchandise Of all
kinds for nOn-resid nts.
Provides merchants, manufactures and others
with moaied clerks or partners.
Obsains. exhibits, buys and sells patent rights
Furnishes to order and sends to any part ofthe
North West, clerks, Mechanics, LapoYers, &C.
Collections and 81 busiaess COZ ected with the
practice Of the law, promptly atteEu TO.
Parties sending us lanes or other property Il ex-
change for merchandise Will please remember to
close fee Of 50 to pay for advertising.
All letters Of enquiry to secure attention must
have enclosed ono postage stamp
All business matters strictly confidential.
Commissions moderate, and Gil orders promptly
attended 70. Jy.2dn
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For Sale or Lease.
For Sale or Lease.

TNOUH LOTS situated on ID and Scott street, fes
e particulars enquire Of O0RBIH Z Dow, or
Ce7el6dtN yAuuA NAV
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ADVERTISERS TAKE AsrICE.-The ONCE OF The
Times will be At No. s, Aetrol olitan Block, instead
OF being in Nickou Block, ~ heretofore stated.
Aus:l
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DsCeIIi1aS TO Let.
For Rent.

TTVHR OFFICE heretofore occupied by Nessrs Cook,
Il Dillon & Lindley, opposite Cook & Sargent's
Bank.
Enquire Of N KuHSEH. Tobacconist. [Dec2Stf
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FORSALEORLEASE.
For Sale.

For Sale.
VINHR three story Brick Hsuse located on the
l. corner OF Second and Reynolds streets, in the
city Of LeClAiye, containing ten rooms. having . riv
er view o. some miles Up and down; ALEC good
cstern which contain 300 barrels Of water, and
good brick smoke house. 1t Is OF the hesthiest
locations on the Mississippi River.
Terms, 81, 800 cash, the balance In l, and
years ct 10 per cent interest," For further particu-
lars inquire on the premises. The house 10 not one
year Old.
sprI1 ~ ~ q TRRHUNS
Wanted.
IN PIRST Glass Boot and ehoe Makers At
III W. ii. DEDRICK'S.
For Sale.
S00 PAIRS OF best Custom Made Boots for sale
cOO at very low prices, at
WI DEDRICK's,
aep30 ID street.
DsCeIliasg to Let.
A WE'LL FINISHED HOUSE with rooms, we'll
n and cis;ern, wood house, &C., &c. Situation
Eads' Row. Apply to
&c. EADS.
sepl7 at the LClairs uouse.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-10-19

BOOK TRADE.
Sheet Music
At H A1f Pr1oo
THE
Rock Island Music Store.
Jvnel7.dtf
ViOlins, AccOrdeOn>,
Flutes, FTfrs,
Guitars, RanjOs,
T'HsnbOrtnes,
AND OTHER MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS.
AT VERY Low PRICES.
Also
| Instructors OF ALL KINDS
| II. A. PORTER BRO.
GREET B.IKG.1Z.V,S.
Atthe Old Rock Island Book sterc.
! DEMO VI able TO meet Cur engagements, we have
| ID concluded to Offer our eGtlre stock Of goods a:
greatly reduced prices for cash for hu benz III OF
creditors Our stock cor siste OF Books 81 atoL any,
Gold Pens, W all Paper, and OF The most COM
pete stocks 10 be found IL the Northwest, to which
We invite si'eCpi att gtion We hHvc also large
and superior stock Musical Instunens, including
Piaos nj Meiodeons oar stock Of Sh ct Music
viii be sold At prices = astonish music buyers
Books at cost and less. Many articles
IT ninch less than cost Great chance for cash
purchasers. Citiz, u Rock Island, Davenport
hoine and vicinity, invited = cali and examine
| our stock.
| u. A.PoHTER 4 BnOTHER.
Rock Island June5, 1853. junel7-d.f
Geo. W.. Ellis 4 Co.
| No. IL I.oCIsire Row.
HAVE Just received large stock Of
Val Papers.
| Also on consignment q rare lotof
HNGAIsH 1ooH0,
which they viii sell at the
London Publishers, Prjces.
BOth'> and LiVingstOm's
NEW WORKS on AFRICA
Hon. q. IL. Smiths
RenncsceEce OF Vest Life consisting OF Sketches
portant legal trials in the State Of Indiana &c. &C
6vols 6aO pages. Price 500. Inquest onabIy the
most interesting book that has 81 peared for many
| years.
Davenport April II, 1858. prI7tf
LiviHgStOn'S Great Work
O. ENTR Al A ERuE A
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For Safe on. Lease.

IN Lots subdivisions to suit purchaser - pe1.
i sons that may desire to lease for term of years
the following property In the city of Davenport, Wis
In block l3-226 feet fronting on ID street,
LEO +" " on Western Avenue.
IS +" " ID st,
In block (7-near the Market House.
30 feet fronting western avenue
extending 100 feet back with an sllsy
each side Of the lot
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-10-19

TVWBNTY-THREB eligible Building Lots, a,tussst
on Harrison, Third, Ripley and Blondeaoe streets
Will b sold or leased reasonable terms: tor par
Moulars enquire Of 0OADIH , Dow. or
(ouedtO A0UQ WAY.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-10-19
From the Washington Union1
Put About the Ship..Tho X ansar Kac

'The report to-day shows $9o Ooo, OO0 Sin the
bAnks
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Anniversarv Hvents-Nor. g.


18t7-rhe Presbyterian mission station in WaIIah
Walah Valley, Oregon, was attacked by the Indians
and several Of the missionaries murdered.
lS42-Death Of Edmund Hawey, at Hawley Mass,
aged 90. He was the founder Of the town served
as soldier in the revolution and was justice Of
the peace for more than half a century.
ls30-Ihe revolt in Poland began caused by the
insulting conduct of the Grand Duke Constantine
1slt-0n this day steam was applied for the first
time to newspaper printing. The London Times was
struck off on the first seampress at the rate of HOO
impressions per hour the press being the invention
Of a Saxon named K9nig.
18l3-Death OF Giambattista Bodoni, celebrated
Italian printer for many years at the head Of an
establishment at Parma, which was the first of its
kind in Europe.
1s12-Batte of Autosse, in which the Georgia
militia and friendly Indians defeated body Of Greek
Indians killing ZOO Same day 400 American troops
under Gen smyth embarked for the Invasion Of
Canada. Same day, whilst the British schooner Sub
tie was chasing the American prvateer Favorite she
was upset in sqaa and every one on board persisted
before the Fayore could put about to her assistance
lSo2-0ho admitted into the Union.
I794-Death OF Caesar Bonesana Beeearia an Italian
philosopher, whose treatise on crimes and punish,
ments has been extensively translated
17a3-Battle near Lautern in which the Duke of
Brunswick defeated the French with heavy slaughter
in two attacks. Same day, the Austrans under
Wurmzer defeated the French and drove them beyond
stasburg, killing Is 900. Same day, DeBauaye, a
lawyer, and Du Tertre, philosopher, both of them
learned and good men, were gnlllotined at Paris.
li92-Death Of David Dalrympla Lord Hailes,
| noted lawyer and antiquary.
| l7sl-The British evacuated Dorchester on the
| approach OF the Americans under Greene.
| l7S0-Death of Maria Theresa, Archduchess Of
Austria, Queen Of Hungary and Empress Of Ger.
many great and truly noble woman.
I7I5-Oapt. Manly, with his pryateer, from Mar.
hehead, Mass, took British ordnance brig from
| Woowich, with fine brass mortar, several brass
cannon aud immense quantities of other arms. am.
mnntion, and military stores and few days after
ward took three more ships, all laden with stores for
the British army.
1759-Death OF William Dckins, at Kysoe, England,
remarkable for fall and miraculous escape from
death he had forty years previously Whilst building
: the spire Of a church. he fell to the earth from
height Of 1872 feet, striking battlement in hi
i descent yet his only injury was fracture Of tn
d les and foot, which healed so rapidly that he wa
5 soon able to resume his work on the spire.
!, l732--Cties Of Ayeliae and Oriano, in Naples
! destroyed by an earthquake
l7lO-Battle OF Villa Ysciosa, in which the FEencl
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and spaniards defeated the Allies but who, prefer
ring to plumber the baggage Of the vanqushed to fol-
lowing them, enabled them to rally aud renew the
battle, when they in their tarn were defeatedaud dis
persed from the field with loss of 5000 killed.
l694-Death of Marcello Malpighi, an Italian ply.
stefan, famous for his discoveries in anatomy. He
found out the gobules of the liver, and the correct
principles and mechanism Of the heart, kidneys and
veins.
I682-Death Of Prince Rupert Of Bohemia, He
was famous as soldier in the British civil war, but
was afterwards more famous in his application to the
arts and sciences. He invented the metal called
(after hrn) princes metal and also discovered the
art of mezzotint engraving.
l662-Count d'Estrades took possession Of Dun
kirk
1652-The Dutch fleet under Van Tromp routed the
English feet; victory which Van Tromp celebrated
by sailing through the Channel with broom at his
masthead.
I643-Death of VIM. Cartwright, an English dra-
matte poet.
l599-Death Of Christopher Barker, printer to
Queen Elizabeth.
l53O-Death Of the great English Cardinal Thomas
Wolsey, in disgrace, having been elevated to the
greatest hight Of worldly honor and then stripped
of all his honors and wealth. by the capricous Henry
VIII. He was originally butchers boy rose to be
Archbishop of York and Prime Minister Of England
and aspired to the Popedom. The expenses of his
household at one time exceeded the revenues of the
crown for he had in his retinue 500 servants, among
whom were ten lords, fifteen knights, and forty
esqnires,
l526-Death Of John de Medics, surnamed tile In.
vincible, aged IS q valiant French warrior
I378-Death Of Charles ~, Emperor Of Germany.
He founded the University Of Prague.
1330-Rodger Mortimer, Earl Of March, was
hanged near London, for being actor in the guilty
proceedings Of Queen Isabella.
l3l4-Death of Philip the Fair, King Of France.
He had long and bloody war with England, Ger
many and Flanders and in one battle Of his forces
with the Flemings alone, $4,000 of the latter were
killed.
12G8-Death Of Pope Clement ", Guy de
Foulques,
5Il-Death Of Clovis the conqueror of GauI and
founder Of the French monarchy. He fixed the royal
residence at Lusata, now Paris.
ga conjunction Of the moon and Pleiades at
Z in the evening, was observed at Bythnia, by
Agrippa,
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scHooL Books AND STATIONERY. We take
pleasure calling the attention Of country merchants schoa
teachers parents tpdents and the public generally to tbs
stock ot books stationery and other goods in that line now
Offering BY AssFs Bloomfield Steel Co. necessors 70 j. B.
sleeB AZ No % Camp Their school and
university hooks stationery Is large and selected
with the incest Judgment the Of this community
the South and is furthermore offered extremely low prices
They have also ne supply Of drawing Materials instruments
and ether things 70 artists builders, and civil eHgi
nesrs which they offer equally low We refer th
advertisements in another part Of our paper
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THE MINDEK LANDING, now occupied by G L. Welden
the town Of Mnden Claiborne pesh Louisiana, will be
sold public auction the highest bidder in the Of Min
den on the frat MONDAY in Sc ptemher next
This property comprises about $50 of land with the i
pr0Vemens thereon consisting of Cotton Sheds and Ware
house The Landing large part Of the extensive and
rapidly growing trade Of the parishes tributary Lake Bse
and Of the largest points for the shipment of cot
the Interior and is entirely above overflow To those
uuanted this property unnecessary say more; thoBs
Guacquanted with obtain full information regarding the
quantity Of cotton shipped Annually from it we'll the
amoup Of freight received BY it. b. applying to the pasB
named below.
HIg.TERAis OF sALE-0ne.tbrd cash, or New Oreans
acceptance payable LIST January onehd payable ii De
aember 1885, and ouethrd payable in april 1860 in New Or
leans RcCeptRnceS, approved
For further particulars in relation to this property, apply to
" J. Sterling, Esq, MndeR l.. Weldon, Esq. Minden
Landing; or NJ. B. Brady Co.. EeR Orleans. ielg If
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very superior article. For sal ly
EUG. R0CHEREAU II CO.,
Il and 10 ST. Louis street.
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300 pairs French White BAnkes. For sale by
EUG. ROCliEREAU 4 co,
II and 10 St. Louis street.,
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CHAs. r. RArLEY q 90


CHAs. r. RA1LEY & co.
CIIAs. 4. RAILRY \ co., GENERAL aEoorRs
--And Dealers in--
LIQUORS, WINES, CIGARS AND TOBACCO,
No. u TchoupItouIas and
No. "a GrnvIer street,
oHer for sale, on reasonable terms the following ARTICLES:
Brandy
zoo packages various qualities
whisky
$50 packages OLD BOURBON.
MoEoNaAHELA.
IRISH,
SCOTCH.
REoTTFIEp.
HOLLAND,
AMERICAN.
Wines in Wood
MADEIRA.
PORT,
SHERRY,
SWEET and DRY MALAGA.
Wines I'm Gluss-
CLAREr,
WHITE WINES,
sAUTEENE,
BARsAC, ETC., etc.
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Y ALUABLE LANnING AT PUEBLO sALM.

lou DOAt5, 7 OF stIe OE
EUG. RoCHEEEAU 4 90,
nj Mott I7and 10 St Louis street
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GROVER q BAKERS
CELEBRATED
PLANTATION AND FAMIL y
Sc WING MA CHINESI

These Machines frou Two sroo and form Of
equaed strength beauty and elasticity. which win rip
if every stitch is cut
They are unquestionaJy TIE BEST in market for both
PLANTATION and FAMILY USE, aud MAKE LOCK
STITCH THAT Is LOCKED