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TIE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY.
CcIebrate1 Female Pills.


hsparsd o~ prsscrstse~ az So y csrks. n D., Psys-
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fsi and daogsros sonssutos sub
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speedy may be rsiisd On. '.,' go ..1-rf- =
To MARRIED LADIES
peculiarly suited. u vt rs, bring month
y pvred with regularity. @ 81 lriar sr. -rlares 80
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niiAin. 70 prevent oountsrfsis. 81 800
mess fs sesd aot % taken .aiss dsrsao ~ FIRST
TH6kE koSTHS Of Pssgsssoy sv are ssrs % Sry.o on
AScarrsaes. trf al sny other fi&as tA>D sats.
In all eases Of Nervous and Spinal Arsctons Back
and Liue Fatigue slight sxeren. Paptaon the Heart
Hysssries and Whites thsss Ps viii
means have fad and sAoash pessrfsi remedy. not
tain iron eaionsl snony anything
ton. ~
Full psupA.. ars.nd s.sA sAs.la
be carefully preserved. $50 u -. 80 rI
sos ASsnifor The United statss and Canada,
'-i .ta'el --s JOB hos8, CLAts O. Baldwin Aco-)
- 49,. ISL Kcchester. IT.
B-sioo and postage stamps enclosed Az Asthorsd
Agent yin insure bottle. containing any pills. By
uan. ~ % l.tr 800.
Wholesale and retail Agents for yEnia PURcELL, J&DD
90. DUyAL NORTON. and W. PETERSON uhia-dAeiy
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THREE sEHVANTs W1ITV1

WAsTkD 70 purchase three servants 1,so ses.n ,nd o
mAhJ OF ,he very beat description, ,he az. N SS
soS.: Ins sossn 70 possess The b qpaasions a.
g rouns Of house york, and the qaAasd ioS * dass
Apa general house and Some sEn.s-nss
not a. 40 Indispensable Qualification. '-'ANoA' oa'
states o. amies Who viah 10 Prr,ooa
soots Description for sale, will probaby ana -
s-hhGln pfson, cr addressing by letter,
gina hervAnls desired ~ T I'D &C VI
EpH SALE-I OOK To ET Lone 81 ths -. L.
pc trns 10 Eastern Virgins. he
oAh Vsnch WI nov Be eomplelei
ipendd mansion and 10 az by e. a. ~
- .,,,I g .eeet No such brg.ln o6sred "a ps
hse," Riebuond, Va ~ -1'sssVa HhE Of
CURVED NEOK sssGFfTS.-TN, ,.1,.,,S.- -,
- a, Ausnuos o. gencnsn IN good tisK Irt
S.assa zee. Shirt which he and pissss A.,
MEASURES taken, and shrs mads 4, s ds,s
lib 7naltenAsEt sy,r.,-,.r - ~ ~, IA.
NHH mnslOt NV mGsICT
Luis Il 0ons-by ro.t~r ~S-0NN
AhaTe ueaFt-hy aehIiino
a, Lhy pais-viih Vsgisioas 81 Thabsr,
ssno -.r..r R.h PlILOa1
- - NJ nnm
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VRRY VALUABLE FAHM ron SaT-P--I :,

" NJ - tNBIAHLE FARM FOH hAIF.-I vII
v se ne iarm which reside aiming sS are. al 40
% ~ N TIMBER The balance 10 COED state Of cultivation
raet OF land lies the
ou i.yhhao depot and ad5in the lAhdI tier DR.
Aetsr kaosn - "Green Springs land -
Ihs improvements all good the Yelling house l
seven Rooms may by little alteration be conv,ed int
fu modern style Of balldinK. - N0-1''
should he purchaser desire H. sen All the ,oek v,.n A
psnent Ae which viii make eofapsie for farming
aG7i- eff ovooav =, -
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NEW HEHTEuIs A. - -----------
~ HIPoPHnsPuIrG or LINE. r.
HYfOPHOaPHITE on IRon
HYROPHOePHIFH eonl u.
POPH0SPHITE OF ANN Nh
.hYP0pHO3PHTTE 90 POrIesf
hLP0PHofPH0RUs 40 ID,
bTkUP OF TuH nYPOpiTospufrva
An. obIoERoLH OF THE HYPopaoe putTKa
most 81 which have bseo Ia tsi, -
ssssss ~ ~ Shsr.hh a, peese niss h shs az, On
Also Compoun1 agrup III th- ~. -,
ions m ss,vss &c.. 90 sss sSisasVsy usd y vs
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pho,phs',s 81 Iron sois - hissiv
sisss, ss,y Hisi.,etsa does no, fosaos tsus y he
ms shove are for taisb ~ LATDLtY a RoRrpaos
ago rs A., -. thsrmscyutcai Chsraiss
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uRnf,Upqr r.,...
NSppeIlsiS CuTBEHN.--Onr sssoriuasnt Of ssps,to,
-, snlefy % noH cospicte, eabfasse ssorr tb.n
hunafed 1n rent patterns estebrs,es ~.
hoikeft M flrr
bona, y Otookt's snd sappfn B-,tt.rs "e+e"'o'ne
ia suppJ Of Ldef' scssors an si.s, ana p,, h,,
s.1o -''" q. .. HINTcH a o.,
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TULSAlaOMA.
GREAT SALE OF LOTS
Three Days Sale.

U,EE TULLAuoMA TOWN COMPANY offer for sale all
those beautiful lots heretofore reserved and unsOld
and which peculiarly eligible for family residences,
and many OF them convenient for business houses. To
the POOR man who needs hCme-to the rich man who
desires to purchased splendid and heathul locality for
summer residence, and to the man OF moderate means
who wishes to buy delightful dwelling place, this sale
presents great attraction.
Tbs locality Ct TulahOnla with population OF about
twelve hundred inhabitants, the Nashville & Chatta.
nooga Railroad. at the terminus Of the McMnnve and
Manchester Railroad In Coffee county, and on table land
of the mountain district OF Tennessee, Is OF
passed salubty and peasantness, and the settler here
will find himself In the midst OF the comforts and appli.
apces OF high civilization CT orderly, well regulated
moral ard religious community, blessed with an ineigo
rating pleasant and refreshing atmosphere which it Is
real happiness to breathe and with pure cool water
which Il is los Of life TO drink and 10 addition to all
this the invalid will find mineral water within the town
ste and other mineral waters chaybeate and supher)
enent TO the own, by the aid OF which to renoyae
and estore health Come to Tullahoma and purchase
| lot cheap, as the sale is without reserve.
heterms OF sale are credit Of one and two years,
bonds and security required and lien on the lots re-
| Caincd. -
Days Of Sale ID, 9Th, 9Th days OF August next Maps
OF the town. and OF the lots for SALE TO Be seen on app
action to me 1t the Lincoln House, Tulahoma. Tenn
1iyq wN. MOORE, Agent.
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PICTURE CALLER Y,
q, Ez7sss53E22 AID

,NAK' pleasure in informing the ladies' aud Gentlemen
of Winchester and Franklin County that he has AGAIN
located i'll their midst for the rurloS" OF SupEyE' Oh
rra ouahc terms any style of Ambrotyrc Mclanotype
NO. lie has iiticl up
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state Of Tennessee.

John Frzzell against Geo. w. White aud the
Win. g. Ala. r. R. Co.
On motion Of complainant, and it appearing
to the satisfaction ofihe Clerk g. Master that
Geo. w. White il nonresident OF the State
OF Tennessee 81 TINT the ordinary process OF
law cannot be served on him, II is therefore
ordered that publication be made. for four sue
cessve weeks in the Home Journal, news
paper published in the town Of Winchester
Tennessee requiring said nonresident de-
PENDANT to make his personal appearance
herein before the Judge Of our next Chance
rv Court TO be holden at the Courthouse in
Winchester, Tenn, on Wednesday aiIor the
third Monday in August next, TO plead, ans
wer or demur to said bill, or The s',me viii be
taken for confessed and set for hearing cx-
parte as to him.
II. R. ESrILL, c. e. NJ.
juno "A 4w prs fee 3 o.
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10 We publish in this weeks Jour
nal an other letter from the Editor
It may be interesting to some. esPecl-
ally to the fair readers of the Journa!
who are yet on the sunny side of rs.
We learn he is having a gay time
among the Ladies in that model city
Philadelphia. And if he should fall
in love withe some rosy checked Yam
.kee girl, and conclude to bring heI
down to Tennessee. we guess the EdI'
tor of the Shelbyville Expositor will
invite him over TO dine.
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COMMERCIAL.
Nashville Market,
From the Nashville Daily News,

FROM the NASHVILLE daily News
Thursday, July co. 1853.
Cotton,--Sales 10 balos lOac; 10 a
7c, and 8 at OF.
Tobacco,-Nolhing doing.
BAcos.-Shouldcrs 6c, Hams 7s0slc
Clear Sides sasIc, from wagons. From
storo7Shoulders 81; Hams o4O 9ac.-
Clear Sides $4,000.
Wheat.-Buyers are offering e5c fol
prime Red, rs for White.
SuaAR,--Market quiet, quotations as
be(ore---say, 7rO9c. according 10 quality
MoLAssEs.--In barrels, 32aS5c.; in
hall. barrels, 37a40.
CoFFEE.-At 1908 cents.
WHrsxY.--We quote 2o@2l for Rec.
tilted. Country brands 100000.
LARD.-9 cents.
LARD Observation-Disclosures price roI
pure Lard Oil, 00c.
CANDLES. 20O22c.; Tallow, -!
else.
FEATHERS are worth 3503S cents, in
good shipping order.
Sall.-In barrels 37g per bLshcl; Fine
Sack rs; Coarse ! 5Oal 60.
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VrRrAs.-Your article shall appea T
in the next number, certain.
Winchester & Ala, R. R.

By the energy of Mr.. Culverhouse'
our able Superintendent on the Win
chester and Alabama Rail Road, a Lo-
connective and train of Cars ran up
last evening within the corporate lin
is of our town. crossing over the
bridge across Boiling Fork. which
proved to be very substantial. We
are now connected with near all parts
ofthe United States by Rail Road, and
by the energy of our citizens we are
in possession of advantages not e.
uualled by any inland town We
look forward to speedy completion
of this road, and in a few months
more we will be able to visitour friends
in old Lincoln by Rail Road
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THE PIC MIC.

On Wednesday morning, the lllh INST
at an early hour we left Winchester win
merry crowd, all bound for Sewanee.
Wa entered the cars Of Winchester ana
Alabama Railroad, about halt a mile
from town. Soon all was in readiness the
Brass Band struck up tune, the whistle
,ounded and we were off, passing rapidly
ayerone Of the best built roads in the state
We soon reached Cowan; at this place
the Sewanee cats were in waiting to con-
vey passengers up The mountain ABOUT
,hree miles above Cowan, we commenced
10 ascend the inclined plane. Having
heavy train, it was little difficult 10
oct started, but soon under headway' tie
powerful engine carried US up with as
lorishing ease and rapidly. Here our
eve, bebeld natures loyellest scenes; II
j. impossible to describe the vie" we
had from tho "Slope WALL"
From this point we get view as lar
a, tho eve can extend; in the distance, on
high eminence, we beheld our own
beautiful town, with lstall spires rising
far above everything else. Arriving al
our destination, VIC found that sood'y
crowd of the honest yeomanry OF the
surrounding country had already assem-
bled in large groups, and waiting Inc
arrival Of the train. to swell their num-
bers.
After music by the band, Col. CoIyar
arose and proposed to organize meeting
which was soon accomplished tie made s
few per,inen, remarks, which were well
simed; he spoke eloquentIy in regard 10
,he enterprise, we'll calculated Tor the
friends of Southern University 10 cherish
in their hearts.
We are truly sorry that we have no
space to publish the remarks OF Bishops
Polk AMI Green. Both Of them spoke
in fervid and dignIhcd manner 'e'''''-
10 The enterprise.
Rev. DR.. Mem ahan. OF New YORK
also addressed the meeting. His remarks
were both interesting and entertaining
The Barbecue was well prepafcd' AM
spread out in bounleous pro'usoa. l
was indeed a nice affair. and we'll ,wof
thy of praise 10 the contributors There
was nothing lacking to satisfy every per
son. A slight rain served to mar some
what Of the pleasures of the day. bu
notwithstanding all appeared to emo.
themselves finely. At a late hour W.
left the festive scene to return home
where we arrived about dark. No acct
dent happened during the day. thanks tt
the untiring efforts in looking after 'he'
passengers. on the part Of our friend
Culveahouse Of the w. Il Ala. Railroad
and Col. Backus Of the Sewanee Mining
Company's road.
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Nor Very PUxcTUAL.--A Kinder
hook shoemaker once promised to have
a pair of boots finished onfa specified
day, for ex-President Van Bureau
but failed to have them done when
called for. Meanwhile the ex-Presi.
i. den, started for Europe. and was away
for three years. Upon his return he
called for his boots, and was told they
were finished "wiih the exception 81
freeing our:
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am prepared to furnish every description OF
MARBLE WORK.

at the shortest notice. Monuments OF every
STYLE Head and foot stones for graves, Tiles,
Toble and Bureau tops, handsomely finished
Nantes of all kinds and prices, which VIII
not fail to suit purchasers. Kept constantly
on hand at my Marble Wareroom cor. Spring
and Summer streets, opposite ST. Cloud All
orders strictly attended to. Specimens and
drawings can be seen at the Home Journal o.
fee, by calling on
ID. IL. SLATER, Agent
Winchester, Tenn.
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GEORGE GisEHG,

yITHOLESAIE and Retail Confectloner, and Dealer In
w Foreign Wines Liquors. and segars, Nos. 81 q 80
MO :; Street, Nashville. Tenn laug29 1y
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Atlanta Market.

August 10TH
During the past week we have had
good demand for the following articles al
our quotations.
Bacon, clear sides 104 rib 0lalo, Ham
good plain 10 l.2all, Shoulders 7aaS,
Latl in kegs 70 Q. Flour superIine2 81
Extra Family2 so Wheat 75oSl Sackcl
Corn, 60
Respectfully,
SEAGO, ABBOTT & co
General Commission Merchants
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HOUSE PAINTING,
PAP ERING AND GLAZIN Nc.
XincI,eStpp. Tennessee

r. S. HILL respectfully lenders his seryi-
ces to the citizens of Winchester and vicini.
ty, and requests liberal share Of patronage.
Thankful for iavors extended to bin in the
past, he pledges himself to use every eifortto
give satisfaction in the future.
Dec1g ly -.t.-
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spcor 70 any ever before arranged by any former artist
i'm Winchester and would cordially invite visitors, (ades
especialIv) whether they may want pictures or not lie
has had no evidence that his former ctS IN ms place
filled TO give general satisfaction, and tn" liberal patron
acr he hen received has prompted him to fiji n'Seli up
win rurn,s and Facilities for dom superior work that
must Certainly induce patronage an ever from an
apVrrCa'ivc community.
| The Mcl1notype be"g taken on metal plate IS not
so liable to injury by iang or accident as Inc glass; iC
turs while IN richness of tone and finish it is msupass
ed However, any kind supplied to suit ones desire.
Paintings Dagger reOtypes arl every other style OF pc
lures accurately Ccnied Nn''WCS taken Ior insertion
| IN Iochets, Breastpins, Bracelets, DC.
Errg ,,ng he Juveniles, ior he has arranged his light
SO that cy be taken be ore they can scarcely move
I'c has on hand and intends to keep constantly ini &c
stock Of fine of many sizes; both single anu doube
Juch as Square, Oval aud Octogen Unon snail, Ead,
penny Lind PortnOnie, &c. &c. Work to please or no
say When pictures taken from the room they are
considered sold
Rooms South side of the Square, second building rom
the Custer House, Winchester. Tenn.
May 90 1853. If U. HUBBARD.
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S. SWAN 81 CO., augusta, Gu.
rGy- A list of the numbers that are
drawn from the wheel, with the amount
of the prize that each one is entitled to,
will be published after every drawing in
the following papers:-New Orleans DEL
ia, Mobile Register, Charleston Stan.
dard, Nashville Gazette, 1tlanta Inteli-
gencer, Nea0 York Weekly Day Book,
Savannah Morning Ne'es, Richmond
Dispatch and Ncw York Dispatch.
jnne 20 1y
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ygS,yDHEAE. E4HsD.

DOCTORS CLOPTON g. MURRELL
having associated themselves together in the
pracl ce Of Medicine and Surgery. respect
fully offer their services TO the public, and
hope, by strict attention to business, to share
"A liberal portion OF paronoEc, They are wei
supplied with instruments forthe performance,
Of any operation. DR.. Clopton may be found
at their Office, on Main street, day AID night,
unless professionally absent
Winchester, Jan, lst, 1888.
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Eiacdl Saturday i'm Ar ust.
Ar,prcXimatiCn Prizes.
j 49j prizes amounting to $40, ."
Whole tickets $40; Halves IS; Ours So

Es15" A Circular showing the plan OF
the Lotteries will be sent to any one de-.
sirous Of receiving it.
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BON 6. I ! S,

.garasos, fans, ladies' belts, ribbons, buttons
gloves and hosle' Y, porl-mones. pins needles,
percussion caps suSpenaers, combs, vcstingS,
twceds. cotonades, b!"ached and brown do
mcstics, rcaly-mado clothing, bats. boots and
shoes. hardware and cutlery, tinwarc, sugar,
coffee, monsses, drugs, medicines and die
SUITS, indigo and maddcr, soda pepper, spice,
ginger, and an endless variety of other things
TOO tedou.t'o name, all Of which is offered a,
the lowest rates to cash buyers.
Good barter taken in exchange for goods nj
such prices as we can sell at again
April u. BIN MARTIN d SON.
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I'm ordering Tickets or Certificates,

EnCluse the money TO address the tickets order.
ed receipt of which they will be forwarded by first
mail Purchasers can have tickets ending in any figure
they may designate
The List of Drawn Numbers and Prizes will be sent to
purchasers Immediately after the drawing.
~ Purchasers will please write their signatures plain
and give their Post Office County and State.
o. Remember thai every prize is drawn and payable
n full, without deduction.
- All prizes off 900 and under paid Immediately acr
the dawingother prizes at the usual time OF 80 days
Ali communications strictly confidential.
Address orders for tickets or certificates TO
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-06-12

CUcCDssORs TO TOWNSEND, SMITH Co., or NE
~ Hewksye Machine Shop" and y. Donahee, o.
the : Le Clair mansfscturers Of improvsd Oecu.
latng eltde vsve and Steamboat nngines, Mil WORK
Machinery, 6haftine. PuIltss, &C., Ac.
Repairing and Jon work psoUpGly attended =.
Davenport, IoUa, January 80, l626. lJ9lA
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ROOFING.

W. E. CHll4DS u CO.'S,
Patent Elastic Fire and Water Proof
CEMENT ROOFZ.v'G =!
WYE, the undersigned, are prepared TO contvacs
w and put on NJ the shortest notice.our
Elastic Fire d. Water Proof Cement Roofing
II being the only article yet invented that will sue
cessfuy resist the action Of the atmosphere svery
climate 1t perfectly hre and water. proof, and IN
point OF durability we believe In equal. II not supp
rior, to any metallic roofing. We put II on
old thu, tar, iron, or shingle roofs making dif-
terence how Hat or steep the roof may be. This
roofing iswarranted to prove - above represented.
We will put IL for s. 90 per squsre, 40 feet
sQuare) We will apply 1t upon tin and iron roofs FIR
" per square, being, on account Of Its durability,
the cheapest paint that can be- used.
We invite al who arebuilding, and thnse who wish
their roofs repaired to call II Office, opposite the
IeClaire House, Da' rnport Iowa. and examine sam
pies, and satisfy Themselves IN regard TO the dursbu-
ity and praci icahi iity Of this roofing.
N. B.-We are prepared to 1iI orders for our Ce-
ment to those residing st distance. with printed d.
Yections for its use.
Oyty andcovasy RigAss for Iosea ed Ns~~ssosa
J.BvAN BERGxN L BnO.
o. A. BENJAMIN, General Agent.
RESERENcn IN CINCINNATI.
Mr. Ezra Bailey, Smith street, between Fourth and
Fifth.
Mr Sausnel Ogden, No l24 Fourth strsct.
Baker and Won Publ, No CO Fourth street.
Mr. George Carlisle, President u the Lafayette Bank.
DR. John Law. Agent Of Royal Ins. Co., L'ndoA
and Liverpool.
essrs John shilto h Co., Dry Goods dealers. ltb
street.
itchell and Ramme,sbsrg, Furniture Mans -
dealers 4th street
iles Greenwood, Ksq.
TAH Htnkle.
DAvDsP0R9
Geo l. Davenport,
DR. James Hail,
Goats PAtchin, Builde1a,
EW Wheeler, AYch!tece,
EPeck. City 0isik,
Gen Parker,
@ d CLINE. Painter,
Mr. Paterson, Lruse gtroet,
Jsmme, Do0slly La, DovsuDortsIron Wen
Eli Adams.
Hakes Rigs, Jewellers,
ROCK MlAMn
% 0syes,
u Michel, Danho
iona Woods
Lewis II Weber, Psstasslss.
q 3 Hubbard Asna lasusaaoA
@ 3 Hooker,
Ira R0ote, BuildeV.
Dsass, Wood . o.. Dsdessa1 MasulAGoasin9Oe, ~.
llne.
Henry WisnsS. Wkssseals Uvos1esy' osol~ lsws
.. "':s;
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Singers Sewing Machines.

kOk All manufacturing purposes, Singers ee~inGs
= 1Achihes arc drmed Indispensable. The publti
insist ups,n having their ce,hng &C. made by them
singers Family wing Machine the latest p-essa,
ted TOR c"mpetii bnn, aud, being Arrang with fuit
knowledge the defects Of oher for amt.
lar uses, hiss avoiscd ~ rcmcdied thin ALL
u IL the bsndsDmcst Sewing machine ever made.
and the easiest 70 operate
Its excellent msc snicai pSiDcip-s and aualiti~
are Aiadiy apr eciste.i by thns- acquainted w-fh
sewing marhnrs sod give assursnte Of their BE-
esnping universally s'ispted ppIy 10 n Singer &
Co'st8asefte Copies sHIpiied gvssis.
Western once 10 Lace street Chtcoso
mr3sCmCH0 VIM Drodertck, AErmt
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FOUNDRIES.

FOUNDRIES.
Chicago Type FOundcry.
Printers Ware house.
NO. 81 WASHINGTON ST..
CHlCAGO,....... ...ILLINOIS.
Type, Press es, Ink,
And every article required ina
NEWSPAPER. BOOK AND JcB oFplCx,
on hand and for sale At tho lowest market price.
THE improvements m.da in The DreDdrnti0n of
F0u"ery great rtputati n for durability. The sub
scsiU-r 10 prepared with grcdp Increased facilities
- supply the wants Of tie 7'yddc throughou. the
West.
lie win continue to \ ep In Store large Stock of
Hos Co.'s, ane RU0GLEs' celebrated
Printing Pre40e0I
which, together with ,n.se Of any other maker, will
tie furnished at Ndnaydctarers Prices.
He has recently made arrangements with e \
WEBB, OF New sors, (formerls Wells webb and
will here AFTER keep on hand . large Stock Of his
Wood Type,
largely OF Wood Type win Be furnished With M
WEBBs Specimen Book.
Inks II = Superior Qualify Always q
Hama.
AN RLECTRO9YPE FOUNDRY.
y connected with the sstablishment. and work Of
this kind IL executed in verv superior manner.
A new Specimen Book II now ready for delivery,
and viii b. s@nt 70 parties wishtng tn order
msy1s-df DL DODGE Treas.
LIE Claire JEz1ychssee Works
cor. SCOTT AND 'FRONT.' syb,
Townsend, Hayes 4 Co.,
CucCuss0ss TO TowxsznD, snaITn Co., or ne
~ Hswksye Machine Shop" and y. Donahee, Of
lating Slide vslve and Steamboat nnsnes, Nil Wosk
Machinery, 6hsftine. PuIliss, &C., Ac.
n Repairing and Jon work psog.ptly attended -
Davenport. 1ous, January 80. 1873. (J9Its
DAVENPORT IRON WORKS
Janne, Dslnelly 4 La.
ENgtae y sHtllsCork
Of III descriptioa, sor Sour and ~ nins.
ORNAMENTAL HOUSE CASTINGS,
COLUMNS, CAPS, SILLS,
TF1ssss, Fsa vsraalahs, Irsa
RAILING yOR FINCH &BAICONua
AAAA q ~ lalaGe psaossns uels sessaw.
All KINDS on 1R/6G 0Ia1zNH0
asAbssasaA nss1usspss -
"a
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4 Otoek Of GoolS amounting t.
sbeut 49, 80 to exchange for
Lard IN Sect County.

TV00Y10JN0 . general assortment q Dry Goods.
~ 00goA110, 0osiary, Gloves, Hdk'fs, euspeadsTs.
0uetsno, O00be, Pms, Needles, Hooks 3 Bye,
Dseas. HaVsr, 0ears, Oioc4s, J<weiry, H., With .
osnesa1 aoDegont - 4Aacy ooods, also carriages,
DAst q ~ vAooe WI - tra0ea for 1sal HstaSo =
Mas HAln
\. VI II -. 1870 - See.s9 l1:ssIeaa.
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For Sale %. Rent.

VlHA BUILDING known O. "Wesley Chapel, -
with the furniture = offe ed for sals or II not
500 soon Vail b let permanently, or for public lee
lures, o0nreSts. &C.
ALAG. for sale or rent, the three story Store and
DwsiiSn6 hoeee adjocins, together With ~ furni-
sore nov N the dwelling house known - . part Of
FORESTS Bio I, Ferry street.
Appeyto JOHN UORRuD3,
Sunel-dlw No. Z, Forests hlock.