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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-09-22

y u. There many ignorant and worthless Quacks
.ayrrrg them,selvesa Physicians and copying DIR JOHN
Tons advertisements Shoe Metds, Boot Blacks Lamp Trim
rms a~ Paitrg and Con1npb Tmiators whose lives instead
Noble Science of Medicine have been spent In he
Mepni Capacity styling themselves Regularly Edn-
t.d phuscians IMPOSING npon the pernced and
"cng trng with running the health of all unfortunate
il falling power that DR. Johnston deems necessary
saw oecially with his reputation,
that his credentials diplomas away hang in his office
HIS REMEDIE and treatment entirely unknown TO
o,her Prepared from life spent in the great hospitals
in tnrol and 'ehrst in this country and more extensive
pr ictir than any other nh ysican in the world
HE ALONE CAN RESTORE YOU.
Il dac6
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-09-22

ARD,-A lot Of nice I.enf Lard. for sale nj
u 4 wholesale and retail by SHEARER co.
ie22ts
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-09-22

Member Of the Roy College Of Surgeons ondoh ra"ae
fo one the eminent Colleges of the United States
the greater part whose life has been spent in the first
Hospitals OF Paris Philadelphia and esewh here has
effected some astonishing that were ever
known ubed with In the head and ears when
eep great being alarmed at sudden sounds,
ID with bushng, attended sometimes
W III derangemsnt Of mind. cured Immediately.
a Geraaiu Disease.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-01-14
Merchants Garglipg Oil,

HAs been for more thai 90 ye,rs before the pubic
III - inim nj adspte TO the 4 tiles o mao
ind b. at in It's app stion-a' no aYttc has been
better sustained by met OF uErO.e, and Is more
gener lily appr ciated By community II 10 substan.
ti,lly al Il is recomn enned to be BY ~ fri nd..
MERCHANT's 0ARGLIN0 OLA standa-d reme-
dy fot DO b mSn and beast. TINS Is one the best
and most vii " known Liniment tn day ahd for
hmi y use y unsurpassed. Tersy, Indiana
Jane 3d. 1857
NERonA rs 0ARGLIxo OrL.-There 10 no medl-
cine that h.. better - cd thet 1t Of 10 and svere
experience than Merchant Carrying OIL Wdtuy-
Soses Wis Dsnn.. July %, 1855.
Psmphlets gratuitously furnished BY agents with
testimonals Of ~ utility.
All orders addressed to the. Proprietors, n. n.
Tucker Z Co., 1ocs poTt, n. r.
For sale BY Drug lists and Hdrchants generally
tA ushout the United States, Britain POSSE ssoas snd
other countries, AID BY "A YLOa 4 DALLosD Daven-
port, and By agents In every town IN the
vicinity. Wholesale q ~ large commercial towns.
D0c11d0
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-01-14
SU M MARY.

A PRISTER-A first class Printer is want
ed Immediately at New Oregon, Howard
Co. Iowa. to take charge Of new county
paper. References required.
Address w. r. Mead.
The Grand Jury of the District of Column
bia are examining witnesses with refer ence
to the charge of felony against late officer
Of the House Of Representatives.
Lucy Stone efuses to pay her taxes at
Orange, N. T., on the old revolutionary
principle Of mo taxation without represen-
tation, and the collector is about to levy on
her goods.
The Chicago Press estimates the popula-
ton Of that city at 10000. The Tribune
says it is not over $4,000.
The Rochester Union states that Sarah
A. Moore, q lady Of 40 years of age, and
blind, has recovered 1887 damages against
Thomas Fulkner for breech of promise Of
marriage. in that city.
ExENrTED.-Printers with nine children
are to be exempt from taxation in the State
of New York.
very safe exception. 1t would afford
Nc pleasure to see the printer who provides
for nine children have anything to be taxed.
st. Louis Rep.
At the recent term OF the circuit corrt Of
Tazewell Tenn, fellow was arraigned for
stealing a raw hide. lie alleged that he
purchased it ofa negro. The attorney for
the commonwealth admitted his statement.
and he was acquitted, but was immediately
indicted for trading with q negro. There.
upon the accused introduced two Witnesses
to prove that he had stolen the hide. when
he was, of course discharged; and having
already been tried second time for the
same offence, and was thus turned loose un.
punished Such is the perfection of human
wisdom.
French paper furnishes the following
account Of the horrible boiling Of q man in
liquid iron:
From Cherbourgh, We learn the details
OF frightful accident. In the naval work.
shops Of that town there is . foundry for
the manufacture Of heavy iron castings. An
immense crusible hangs over the furnace.
and when the metal il In state Of fusion.
this crusible is removed from it BY means
Of machinery. and the glowing ore poured
into the moulds which are formed in the
sand. 1t happened that some twenty work
men were engaged in the operation Of cast
ing, wnen suddenly the screw which held
the handle Of the pot, gave way. and In q
moment the liquid metal flooded the work
shop like the lava from volcano. Ten Of
the workmen were ovsrtaksn by the fam.
ing torrent, and their feet and leRs literellv
burned to ashes. Some Of the men we're
more fortunate than their fellows. escaped
by climbing up the beams, which support
Cd the ROOT. where, safe thsmsslves. thew
beheld the fearful race bstwaen their un.
happy comrades and the molten iron. which
overlook the wretches. shriveling up their
limbs with its fiery torch. A subscription
was opened for the poor fellows. while
waiting for tho hospital at vessinet to re-
ceivs them. The Russian Officers At Cher.
bourgh, in honor of whom the authorities
we're about to give ball. subscribed liber.
ally for the support Of the victims and their
families
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-01-14


~Good Forcible Feeble" of the
0asetts has . string Of ally words
which he tries to work up in an edito-
rial three or four times week. Though
We have often pitied the paucity of
thought and poverty oflangusge which
compel . daily REPETITION Of the same
pusrilitieA We have been much anus
d It the psrtinency with which our
little friends continue to chatter about
The "slave power "cringing," sticking
handA" &c. They repeat such nom
sense much oftener than they say their
praysn or tell tho truth. We suspect
that the Gazette keeps such phrases as
''cringing to the South" Sticking their
masters hand" "kissing their masters'
fest" vet up" al the time, and ready
for ~ It . moment's warning. 1t
would be much cheaper to have them
asrsotypsd, and We suggest that ~
sooa = our neighbour get their wild
ct converted into money, they had
bs9tse trot Of to Johnson's, and get
thsss brilliant paaaasss cast in large
capitalA O., y We have . poet in
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-01-14
Another Illinois Bank.

Yesterday, We gave the particulars of
visit Of . gentleman to the Aurora TN. Bank
with seventy dollars its notes, which
he foolishly asked to have redeemed, aud
for his folly Was laughed at We have even
more ludicrous incident in this connection
TO narrats. A gentleman well known in
this city. stopped few days ago at shaw
neetown, ILL., Having seventeen dollars Of
the Southern Illinois Bank money on hands,
located ct shawnee town, he proceeded to
run down" the Bank in the hope of max
Ing an exchange for gold. After considera-
bic search . little log cabin was pointed out
to him - the Bank. On going in he found
. pile Of stale dry goods in one corner, some
bottles Of liquor on the shelves, and little
iron cafe below. He presented the bills
and asksd for the gold, but with an air of
amasssnsnt. he was told they had no such
truck there He then asked for Indiana
kentucky or Eastern billA Most certainly
they could accommodate him in these, and
they handed out seventeen dollars in East
srn billa The gentlemen departed greatly
relieved. He left the city. but next day
discovered that every dollar Of the money
he had received, was co"ntcrtsiti This is =
part Of the lllinOls currency which it is de-.
sired shall be made the basis for the re-
dsmption Of Florence l-Gasstts.
And yet this same poor Illinois trash
cold in this city yesterday at IL / per
cent premium, over the wild cat Flor
ence.
How is this, neighbori
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-01-14


BsnsvvSsas Is4sisuttos, sssa5!ssssd by specSal
e~doscsss nat /bv ~ rsiief of e srk and lSsiress
-, a6gtctid rss VtrSle1s AID EPtdssWto ~
N0Es.
ITO Oh pess1ns sfnicted With oexuai Diseases. such
q 6PRRuATTORaHEA, 0BNINAL WAX
HRS9 InPOfBEOK. GOHOR1H0A, 0LRU3, ev-
WILLIS. The vice Of 0NAEIoA, or eDLS AoUsu,
&C., &c.
The HOWARD ASSOCIATION, in viev Of the Az
fui obstruction Of human life caused - SEXUAL =
ease and the deoept pfacti ed upon the unfortu
maize vftips Of such dis'ases by Quscss, sev-ral
" srs ego directed their Con, ulfng Surf char
liable oct worthy 81 their name IL open Dispenssry
Tor the Of this Glass of diseases in all heir
f.rns, and 10 give Medical Adobe Gratis, 10 all
Who spply By ettrp With Description Of tte!r oondi-
ton fase occupation, habie oflf-. &c and IN cas-
es of ~xtsem pov. rsy 70 FurnfO. Medicines free o.
(A~vee IL 10 nj ed.ess TO scd that the Ass,cia ion
COZ msncs tue highest Medical skin OF th- ase, and
vill furnish the mo, approved Modern tIestme I.
The Dursctors . review Of the past, feel assured
that their sbJrs In this spher 81 benevolent d,rt,
70 the young an they have resolvi 70 devote them
seves with renew zesi, 10 this vel important but
much desp'.ed cause.
Inst Pub. ishtd by the association Report eper-
II atorrh9s ., or Seminal weahn-ss the Vice OF Guam
.sm Masturb ston or Seif-A busa, nj other Diseas
81 the S.xusl Organs, b. the Consulting Surgeon
which vii be sent BY mail lin seae1 letter euvei.
ode, FRKE OF Gil AR6E. on receipt Ct TUo Stamps
for postage.
ADDRESS, for Report or treatment, Dr.. GEORGE
CALHOUN Consulting Surgeon Howard Assuct. .
alton No. :, south Ninth STREET, Philsd-lphia, Pc
BY order OF tbs Directors.
GEO YAIRCHILn. bZRA D. BEARTwRTL.
Sscrefdry. President.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-01-14
Be nton's Objections to small Notes.

DO nton's Objections to small Notes.
II do not expatiate." writes Col. Benton
upon the evils Of small paper money. they
are palpabls TO every observer. and only
require enumeration:
let. II drives away oil hard money oil
equal denominations for, in composition
betwe two currencies. the meanest 10 a.
ways the conquerer, and drives the other
out Of the field.
3D. 1t is the great source OF the crime Of
oounterfeiting for the mass of oounterfeits
consist Of email notes.
Sd. II Gemoralizes the community; for
people. not being willing to loose note for
which they have given value. instead Of
burning it when rejected by knowing one
- counterfeit. put itaback in the pocket and
offer it again 70 an ignorant person Who
receives Il, and who goes through the same
process when rejected in his banda
4th. Small notes make the panics, and
bring on tho runs which break down good
banks for these small notes being In the
hands Of the msssss. when they get alarmed
they assemble by Thousands at the doors of
the institution which issued TO notes, de-
mand the money-break the banks, and
propagate the alarm which they themselves
feel, until It becomes general; for nothing
10 more contagious than . moneys6 panic,
nor anything more unmanageable.
9th. 1t pillages the poor and ignorant;
for every base note, every one that 10 coun-
terfeit or on bank that never existed. al.
though it will run for while, must stop in
the hands Of the ro0r and uniformed, upon
that class least able to bear the loss, and
who have no advantage from the banks
while in operation, and who bear the loss
when they stop.
9Th. It excites to swindling; for knaves
with nothing but brass for their capital, and
that in their faces instead of their Golfers,
indeed to set up manufactures Of paper. to
be sent abroad and sunk upon the hands Of
those among whom 1t 10 scattered; all that
10 sunk being clear gain to the manufacturer.
18th. 1t induces, and even compells people
to be wasteful of their money for such 10
the natural. honest, and just contempt and
distrust for small notes. that he or she that
receives one. hurries off to lay 1t out for
something not needed, while piece Of gold
of tho same amount would be valued and
cherished, and laid by and added to, until
enough accumulated to make purchase of
something which was needed and useful.
9Th. 1t subjects the payer to be cheated
or worsted in change; for. giving paper In
payment, he must receive the change in
other paper and for this purpose the mean
est, most ragged, dirty and worthless will
always be picked out and showed upon
him. In short. such are the evils, the
crimes, tho decentralization and cheating in
small paper money. that all nations, except
ing the United States, place it in the cate
CORY Of q criminal agent, and suppress it
accordingly
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-01-14
A CONFIDENTIAL LETTER

no Msrri'd Womes on the Voluntary C,ntrol Of
l. the Maternal Fubction, Strictly n oral in l. TONE
by Professioai Gentleman who has made the Phys
iology OF prccrsa'i his rpecisl study the great
pa Of his life 1t cles rly reheArscs the philosophy
Of impregnation and cont ,ins . summary OF all the
modes resorted TO, to prevent conception. pointing
which efactent and scussinR their VII ues
with recommendation an directions how to easl
and safely foresIa conception. Sent under SEAL BY
mail free for o.. Communications strictly p ivats.
ROBERT j BUSCH. II. D.,
Dec26dAW3m 1lS Broadway r.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-01-14
Coal! CONI!!

n RDMRNDOUS Excitement 1t the Coal Yard Of thu
i Henry Co Coal Go cprneP " 9Th and Bred. SIS.
SIN further Ysluction In the price o. Coal. The
Henry 90. Cod Go. u. Lowrey, Price q Coz are
selling ir COAL all screened at their mine free from
bl1ck Givt &C., ~ their Coal Yard, corner 5 h ard
Brady streets, st cents per boshel, and II that .
considered TOO high, and Il y bund y oesssry, they
win deliver their coal FREE Of charge put In the grsts
aud ksul away the aahes.
Jan odiw i. LOWRY, PRI I co
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-01-14
COAL! CoALl! COALIll

TNH1 Cecil Valley Mining Oous.nv ar. ,o-.,
nishtns thelr suDerier Coal Il s Is per sen :,
nine cents pr bushe, at their Depot, on he 49,
opposite the Court House, IN Rock isiand. H.
we aver closes, ne Company VIII dsIiver their Oosi
Of Davenport, within . reasonable dlstancn =, ~.
river, q u, 90 PER To-. " '"'
3. .. 0UYER, Ascent.
Dscooty Valley Mining Oomnanv
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-01-14

The increasing evils under wh'ch
our merchants and business men gene
rally arc suffering by reason Of the un-
controlled issue Of the contemplate
rag .hiuplaster currency with which
svery merchant's money drawer, and
every citisen's vest pocket is crammed,
arc now receiving the attention Of the
Board Of Trade, and We trust the good
work thus commenced will be followed
up until We arc completely and thor
oaghly rid Of all this speciea Of trash
which hes succeeded in driving from
circulation almost every silver coin in
our community. Tho report Of the
committee appointed by the Board Of
Trade It . late meeting, denounces
such circulation in the strongest terms,
and advises that immediate steps be
taken 70 discountenance it entirely, and
We are glad to state the report was
unanimously adopted. But here :he
question arises how is this to be &C
complained How shall tho work
thus commenced be carried out The
nero reputation of few houses will
not do it, and no reports Of committees
however strong and forcible they may
be can put down this glazing wrong
unless it receives the sanction of the
majority Of the merchants and bust
meas men Of our city. To obtain this
. committee Of active business men
has been appointed to circulate q pa
per among our citizens in order to OBJ
tain the names of such firms and per-
sons - will refuse to receive or handle
them in any way. If our merchants
look TO their true interests they will
embrace this opportunity to crush out
this vile trash, which has been such a
curse to their business. Let every
man upon whom this committee waits,
put his name to the paper, and hence
forth utterly and totally refuse any fur
Their countenancc to these rotten rags
which have 80 completely robbed our
city Of almost every dollar worth Of
silver change. Tho. consequence of
sucb step will be to drive shinplasters
from our midst and in the place of
which we shall soon have an abun-
dance Of silver change and until such
steps are taken We may not expect to
have anything Of the kind, for just SO
long - the practice Of issuing shinplas-
ters Is permitted, just so long will
merchants use them instead of any,
thing else, and the consequence is that
that the silver change is either hoard
Cd or sent away to pay debts where
our rotten currency will not pass. We
cannot too strongly urge that the citi-
sens Of Davenport commence now to
throttle this growing evil, and by a
unity Of word and action Danish 1t from
our midst. 1t is time and high time
that this DO attended to and We trust
the late action of the Board of Trade
will be tho harbinger of better times to
come.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-01-14
Carbon Cliff Coal.
IT CENTS PER RUsHEx.

WE CARBON CLIFF COAL NININ 90 ara
= nov ceiling thele superior coal ~ their yard
eorner Of Sth end western Avsnuel AZ eIehs cent.
pr bushel and ten cents delivered HE altman A.
Davsopost end people ofthis vicinity Win remember
toes wsw the hfst TO insusuraso low prices hsre
cell Of the very lowest rates
Davenport, January 5. 1858
~ LOBBY, THOMAS & CO.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-01-14
THE UNDERSIGNED

HAVING established himself in this place In the
IL business Of ouvBn 4 BRASS PLATIHo, proposes
to oil all orders for ane Silver plated Door Plates
Door Knobs, Bell Pulls, Butts numbers, Plates and
Figures adopted 70 the use Of Doors and Church
PEW, Lightning Rods Points, window Sash, CARR.
age and Harness trimnngs plated to order % shost
notice. An WeTk warranted equal 70 the best.
WILLIAM OMAHA
Jlyst bailding ssst - ~ Hsansytvaaia Heass
ooooodstysot, Up seairs.
49, a -AHf
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-01-14
FIELD AND GARDEN SEEDS

tlE LII AMI OA kDEN De EDNs
NBw AND GENUINR.
WE have now our stock for Spring Trade fully
w completed, and shall be glad 70 our friends
nd all who wanting Seeds for the Farm or Gar
den.-Among our Field Seeds may be found
sPRIH0 wHEATS, BARLEY, RYE, MILLET, POLAND
OATS, EARLY AND LATs POTATOES
ING PHILLIP, RED BLAZE, AND OTHER VARIETIES
OF CORN. ETC, ETC
Glover, Timothy and other Grasses, with al as
lyitment Of Seeds for Root crops.
Fer the kitchen Garden will be found full and
ompete assortment Of every vegetable seed wanted,
the best varieties and selected with great care and
many at much expense Several varieties Of
Sseds Will be found among our impor ations
CHINESE SUGAR CANE-PURE SEED.
The subscribers have obtained . supply Of the seed
1.-THE above plant, now attracting much Of public
attention. 1t 10 most thoroughly endoi sed by the
cadnR Agricuuralists, and Agricultural Societies,
and Agricultural Papers in the Union.
Al this especial time 1t il vel worth trial From
corn, in addition to the stalk Cor syrup or forage
making 1t much more profitable than ordinary crops.
\ gentleman who has tried it, says:
lone acr. OF the stalks, properly cultivated win
ield from 400 to 500 gallons OF fine syrup equal 70
he best New Orleans; and from the same roots, .
sscond crop Of excellent fodder sown broadcast or
10 close drills en- land deeply plowed highly man.
ured, It will yield thirty to Gty pownds Of superior
fodder TO the acre. Ihe seed is excellent for human
iood. when ground into meal, and fsttens domestic
nimas very speedily.
Tue bceOs which uoS Uecu C1Teruiiy ktpt pure,
the original Importation will be ered in cloth
packages, each contaug enough to plant one-fourth
acre In drills, with full directions for the cult
walton, which 10 e,fectly simple These packages
will be forwarded per mail free of Pos.dge, to any
address on receipt Of 81 for each package When not
sent by mail, We will furnish proporlionate guam
sty.
Early orders solicited, IS the supply Of seed 10
quite limited.
OUR IMPLEMENT DEPARTMENT will be found
completely stocked with tools and machines for every
style and mode Of Farming, and all OF the most sp-
proved articles.
~ Dealers supplsd at liberal discounts
EpFull Catalogues gratis on receipt Of postage
stamp.
HENRY d. EMERY l. Co.
No. 2O4 Lake Street, Chicago, III
uch1S
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-01-14
QUIZ JOB 0THIC1.

0nss havtasJsistass vsst q az ass'''p''sn "
- -, ~ al ~ - o9ss Of ~ STATE W
...., .nse ss',a,s n oct - nseaiy, end st - mo
,,a. ss,sss, - aay n the csty Our assortment OF
-. "a svssy stAss requisite. ere such - 70 'esvs
.'.ss.. !. - 1900 70 eess,s - 70 fsrnish - we'll
usu>sa bsss vost, eircu,srs, posssrs' su' ''s
~. - eas b. printed Ws isviss ssy ssv'es co"
naane % etvs sur Dice tviss
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-01-14

town, Why soe employ Prof. Reid to
get up . spome" in which full justice
eas b done y sks @slavs power -snd
pretty little feet which No arc 20 fond
Of kissing. This might be the frat
otenxa
roo Sanders wiss1.
~ Wild spd vsywsrd hsvDs ~ steel
That seattle and burs the ''sringins toe
fhs,r matters fsss," and "sssing hsnd.,n while the
Asece
south siaves turmo eiansos 'sisvs power shsiets
niiton:c shield., and "cringins, "kissins" '1tek.
ing, South" "pro-slsvssyitss," Oh!
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-01-14
nouseKeepers f! Housekeepers I

l. ber to repairing Furniture 10 the most substan-
tis manner and neatest style. Old Chairs and fancy
painted Furniture In any style equal to nov
Cabinet Furniture made 70 order and Paper Hanging
attended 70 with dispatch.
OHARLE0 OHATHIHLD.
Cabinet AaAes and Paper Hanger,
sep1eA1v Rs,rb Island 1t bet. ooonnd and fhivd
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-01-14

DUPLlC NOTICE is hereby given that the UNDER
i sgaed las been appointed Administrator Of the
goods &c. OF Isaac R0bens, deceased, by the County
Court Of Scott count. All persons having claims
against the deceased notified to present the
to said Court without delay, and all persons owing
the deceased are required 70 make payment forth
with to the undersigned
January 8, 1883.
THERON DsCAHP,
Jan7w3t Administrator.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-01-14
Notice

NIOTIOR 10 hereby given that on thu 18th Cay Of
IN October. A. D. 1851, was appointed BY the
County Court efScott County, atate OF Iowa. admin
israrix OF tn estate OF Thomas Doyle late OF said
county, deceased And that oil demands az anst said
eststc must be presented and proven by Law direct
o. And all indebted 70 the estate are expected TO
pay Immediately.
Davenport, Dec. 18th, 1887.
W3sl MARY DOYLE.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-01-14
THE UNION B.aKERI

ENLARGED AND IMPROVED.
BREAD. CAKES, CRACKERS AND PIES
HAVING entirely re-Atted my we'll known Bakery
II establishment, on I'd street, above brady, and
put In new ovens and new machinery, l am now
prepared 70 furnish the beat quality Of family bread
white and brown. In quantities to suit customers.
have also commenced the cracker business and keer
. constant supply, for Wholesale or retail, Of every
kiud Of crackers used In this market.
JAETZGER, Union Bakery,
sep1ldU ID street, . few doors atove Brady.