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Quasqueton guardian. (Quasqueton, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1856-1858, 1858-02-25

EDWARD EvERETT.-The mission which
this distinguished gentleman has assu-
med-the preservation of the tomb Of
Washington-seems to have kindled an
enthusiasm not unlike that romantic idol
airy which gave consistency and intensity
to the mighty movements of the Cru
sades. The mantle of Peter the Hermit
has fallen, in the modern era of Ameri-
can civilization, upon one more than
worthy to wear it-upon fitting repre-
sentative and exponent of the embodied
sympathies of great people, seeking
for tangible expression in the consecra-
ton of sepulchre dear to a country's
heart. The enthusiasm which the mod
ern orator evokes is only commensurate
with the eloqucnce with which he treats
his glowing theme.
Among the truly eloquent men of the
age, Mr.. Everett must ever hold high
and honored place. His address upon
the Character of Washington"-if he
had uttered nothing would be am
pie TO attest his deserved claim to repu-
tation for oratory rarely equalled. The
tone of courtesy with which he wins the
heart of the hearer-the singular elo-
quence of his diction-the curiosa tclici-
tas cerJorum-the grace with which he
links together the finely wrought parts
of his brilliant eulogy-the genial un-
dercurrent of humour which affords an
exquisite relief to the gravcr passages
the dignity of his invocations to the
memory of departed greatness - the
breadth of Lis historical groupings-the
brilliant and fascinating analysis and
comparison of the characters of the great
men Of the past-tho grand lessons oi
statesmanlike wisdom, of Christian man
illness and good will, which flow from
the orators lips with the force almost oi
inspiration-these qualities, all happily
blended together in a consistent and
finely tinted web of grace and beauty,
render the address" of Mr.. Everett
one of the most remarkable produc tions
of the human mind America may well
be proud of so noble an example
We believe that we are but echoing
the unanimous sentiment of the commu-
nifty when we express our satisfaction al
the announcement that the distinguished
orator will soon repeat his discourse, SC
enthusiastically received on Thursday
evening at the Academy. We are con
fidcnt that the citizens will, without any
dictation, be glad TO secure places on
the evening Of the l2th inst, which We
understand is the evening selected for its
Observation-Disclosures Press
Quasqueton guardian. (Quasqueton, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1856-1858, 1858-02-25

How many volumes might be written
on the power of tritles IA single atom, like
a cipher in arithmetic, may assume in
calculable Importance from its posi- ;oa.
\ spiders web saved Mahomet from his
pursuers. The iiailiy of Count Julian's
daughter introduced the Saracens int
Spain. Cromwell come near being
strangled in his cradle By monkey -
Henry VIII. was smilten with the beau
ty ofa girl of eighteen, and 10 +! the recor-
nation
Quasqueton guardian. (Quasqueton, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1856-1858, 1858-02-25

ments are visible. Mr.. Burrit, rather as
hamed of his deficiencies, has been read
ing and marvellous to tell, has spent an
other fifty dollars in books. His conver-
sation has become more intelligent. He
knows something besides farming and
his whole manner has undergone favor
able change. The religious books have
accomplished their mission. Religion
dweils in that household, and has Its altar
there. There can be no complaint that
the book have rendered the children idle,
for they have been new stimulus to In
dustry. The farm prospers more than
ever, and the farmer has abandoned his
prejudices against the variour improve
ments in agricultural implements, and
has obtained a good insight into the ad-
yantages ofagricultural chemistry. Mrs.
Burrit has become proud of her girls and
boys-and well she might be for there are
none like them in the neighborhood--so
sensible, so refined in their manners, SO
attentive to their duties, SO anxious to ex
eel.
We should mention that the kind friend
who had been the cause of this improve
ment, had so far recruited his health, that
he had returned to his city business, but
he had never lost sight of the Burrits.-
Some ten or twelve years after our nara
tive begins, he spent week or two with
his old friend. How did he find things
then? Changed, most agreeably chang
ed. James, the third son, was obtaining
a good practice, as the best physician in
the neighborhood and Thomas, the eld-
est, was the farmer, and looked on as an
oracle in all agricultural matters, and had
exerted happy influence in raising the
characters of all the farmers around him ;
and Robert, the second son-what was
he ? 1t is the Sabbath many vehicles
are on the road that leads to the stone
church; the house becomes crowded.
In the front pew sits an anxious family
it is the Burrits; the cause is soon appa-
rent-Robert is to preach for the first
time in the old church, and in the pres
ence of many one who knew him when
a little boy. Although with some signs
of timidity he commenced the service,
before he had closed there was many a
moist eye in that assembly. He had
spoken to them in an earnest, affectionate
and impressive manner-one of the most
promising young ministers of the day.
Elder Burrit, for he was now officially
designated, and his kind hearted wife,
were almost overcome with emotion, as
many strong hand graspcd theirs, ac-
campanied by hearty congratulations.
The next day the city friend smilngly
inquired of farmer Burit why he had
not called upon him for the fifty dollars,
with interest in full +? With fearful
eye and strong grasp of the hand, he
said, +" look at these beloved daughters,
look at the old couple, look at my pros.
porous business, look in upon our minds
and changed hearts, and you will get the
answer.
Quasqueton guardian. (Quasqueton, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1856-1858, 1858-02-25

One of tie most extraordinary inunda-
tons ever witnessed is that reported by
the Mobile papers of the Black Warrior
River, which has risen fifty five feet above
low water mark. Between four and five
thousand bales of cotton have been lost,
a large number of cattle carried awav,
and much o;her damage occasioncd.
Quasqueton guardian. (Quasqueton, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1856-1858, 1858-02-25

A PACK of Hounds at Wunborne, Doc-
setshire, England recently set upon their
owner. who had gone down in The night
to quiet their bowling, tore him to pieces
and devoured him.
Quasqueton guardian. (Quasqueton, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1856-1858, 1858-02-25

The Sacramento Times says, in the
course Of report Of the proceedings at
a public dinner. " The Mayor of the day.
aud ladies, &c, were appropriately drunk,
and the party separated in fine cheer"
Quasqueton guardian. (Quasqueton, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1856-1858, 1858-02-25

ADJurASr GENERAL-Dr. Bowen, Of
Iowa City, a man who deservedly enjoys
a large measure of coniideuce wherever
he is known. has been appointed Adju-
tant General of Iowa, by Gov. Lowe
Des Noines Citizen.
Quasqueton guardian. (Quasqueton, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1856-1858, 1858-02-25

The Metropolitan Police commission
ers of New York are about to organize
mounted police, for the upper part of the
city and Westchester county adjacent-
Twenty eight horses are to be provided
Mayor Tieman approves the plan.
Quasqueton guardian. (Quasqueton, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1856-1858, 1858-02-25

The Constitution of the United States
names the 4th of March for the inaugu-
ration of the President. Upon express
ing doubts as to what course would be
adopted, should the 4th of March fall on
Sunday, it was ascertained that it would
not fall on Sunday for three hundred years.
Quasqueton guardian. (Quasqueton, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1856-1858, 1858-02-25

Three SMILES for uncertaintv-the
wlnd-a awoman's mind--and the pla form
OF the Democratic party.
Quasqueton guardian. (Quasqueton, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1856-1858, 1858-02-25

Sixty murders were committed in New
York city during the last year.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-06-03

Appearances indicate that Maryland
voted on Wednesday against calling
Convention TO revise her Constitution
This is another and stiking evidence Of
the sober, conservative character Of
that State. We doubt whether any
other State in the Union would forego
an opportunity to treat itself to brand
new Constitution.
The l4th of June is set down by the
Scott Life Guard for the celebration Of
the sevcnty second anniversary Of Gen.
SCOTS birthday, and the fiftieth Of his
entering the army. There is to be a
parade, a review in New York, and a
presentation of colors to the Guards.
Between sixty and 81 venty women,
residing in the town o, Towanda on
on Thursday afternoon last broke into
a saloon in that place and spilled about
two hundred gallons Of poor whiskey
and brandy. so says the Blooming
ton Pontagraph.
An indignation meeting was held at
Norfolk on Saturday night, and great
excitement prevails, about the running
oil Of slaves by abolitionists. The
captains Of two vessels in that port,
who are suspected Of having hand II
the matter, have been threatened with
''tar and feathers" if they didn', .cavc
Immediately.
We learn that distillery at Michi.
gan City, owned by Mr.. Doty, was
struck by lightning during the storm
on Sunday night, set fire to, and en-
tircly destroyed. Loss estimated at
$4,000. The distillcry was not in
operation.
The members Of the Assembly aftcr
days very agreeable excursion on
the Illinois Central X. r., and resting
over the Sabbath, re asso nbed at the
I'd Presbyterian Churca, on Monday
forenoon. reports were heard from
the several Synods, and records, as far
as written approved. q litc a number
Of reports were prcscnte- during the
day, and disposed of, together with
other matters Of merely denomination
al interest.
The Shields Divorce case was again
brought up by the presentation OF re-
ports from the majority and minority
OF the committee on the complaint
against the Synod of Iowa for the rein
statement to the ministry of Rev. Mr..
Shields, after being dcposed by the
Dcs Moincs Prcsbytcry.
Neither of the repots were accept
ed, but the whole matter was recommit-
ted, and it was afterwards resolved to
adopt the minority report of the com
nlttcc, sustaining the action of the
DcsMoincs Prcsbytery, dcposing Mr..
Shields as guilty of adultery for having
married woman who has been di-
vorccd from previous husband
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-06-03
---- ~HA--

PnocrEpI>Gs rSDEE X NysAs ADM .,es Alr
1t !. CRAFTY NJ to find hat The reports
bandit outra9es IN Kansas Offset ~ ac-
counts 81 proeee ting whcl, PROMISE rt..,ra
better lor tAe peace tul welfare of Il I'd
Terri cry. The commission, Tio,iIed Is
tho act Of Congress, wbieh admits i<ni ~
INTO the nion, has held is FIRST l4,ettut
Il u Is e. make preparation ~ ho.tli Z
the election under that act Il . cua Isl o.
two decided Free-Si lie ueu or lerablieai
the ont the ore the President 81 the Kan
sas Council, and the OF n tie Spes ker ei
the House besides the regular Territorial
Governor, Secretary, and District Attorney,
there was reason te afpr' hend iatai ai-4
grcements IN the body. 1t appears. new e4
CT, Oh the contrary. that much harmony
characterized its entire action at the first
meeting. GA motion Of Mr. Batcock, the
President OF the Council. il WI unaai--
mou-ly agreed that the election 81 the il s.
rcsentatil es to Congress should I!4ee
on The first Monday Of August next i
committee wa appointed 10 report al an
adjourned meeting. a pian O! procee,in:
fol conducting the required elcs lions -
Everything done at the FIRST sitting seems
to have leen done with the dispos.li,n. ~.
both sides and anong ali the Inemte4s. FL
make such discreet ard malicious arrange
ments, is would rot fairlv open TO conrar-
ton from either or any side. We trust ais
spirit viii govern at all the future meetings
of the Board. It's prevalence tor TIE last
three Years in Kansas would have sa.vaG
that demagcguc-rid,lcn and harassc1 1er
rtory, an iucalcula Ie deal Of miseh t an 7
disgrace.-St. LouiS RtbuLicau.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-06-03

Board Of Education, Clerks Of the Dis
trict Court, Justices OF the Peace,
Township Trustees, Township Clerks.
Constables, Township Assessors, and
Road Supervisors. In 1859, the fol-
lowing Governor, Lieutenant Gov
ernor, Judges of the Supreme Court
Senator'S and Representatives, Of the
General Assembly, County Judges
Sheritis, Treasnrers and Recorders,
Surveyors, Drainage Commissioner and
Coropers.
Section 10 Of this law also provides.
In ease any public offices, now reqairs d
BY law to be filed by the votes of the quail
fed voters Of any county or township, shall
not be specially crowded for ~ tuis act
then All election 10 such Office may be haG
at the general election next preceding the
expirationof the Of the term of Office 81 Ito
| incumbent and with the like effect ~ il
specifically provided for in this act.
OBSERVER.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-06-03

~ Denecsats o. Scott County will assemble IN
0savsostou on Saturday, the 18th day ofJune A. ID.
ls6e q svo O'Clock r. ~ - appoint delegates 10 at
~ the Dsuocrstic State and Congressional Con
vsot,os. 10 h. hold NJ Iowa City the 9th lay OF
Juns segt.
oseh township; one for every tsvnty Democratic
vsAss cast for Governor 10 October last. aud one r
oseA Fraction over.
ne Democrats Of the different townships sfe 10
gusstsd u send delegates 70 the above Convention.
Dss ordoS:
AuorIN OosDu, Hu0H Y. GILDEA,
4. oMAilSIBuD. v. SHERMAN,
CIV. DAEEa, p. MELTON,
D DOW County Commufes.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-06-03
Stolen.

nN the night Of the 18th inst fran the ievce be-
~ tween Iowa and the junction OF Front with Sec
cnd street, Scow SAIL BOAT carrying lib ard
Main Ssils siza-ls OF - feet bs by 3 hull black
deck, light blue. v hoover returns the above d.
scrbed boat, Will he suitably rewarded uron osIsg
ct the Denton bcftse ga i6-dtf
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-06-03
SprinEiale Gar.Ie,,

PLANTS for ssle-sweet Potato, Cabbage TIM,
To- &C. Orders LETT at the old stand =, d = 70
Burdick Perry street, below second. VIM re-. q,
All kinds u eatabiss Ia season.
sSgeO-dtl n p,vn
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-06-03
ne-eeratic state Convention.

n Cusvens,oo Of the Democratic party on the s'''
- lvvs will be held at Iowa city, on THURSDAY "'
eHsh Asy Of June, 1884, for the purpose OF n"miha''".
..nal,stss for the Offices 81 Secretary Auito' "''
4rsesurer o. State, also for the transaction ''
esser business o. said convention may 'ee'" P'"'s'
ne ratio Of representation viii be one w
e.cA one hundrea votes and one additional deeea''
scr .,eh traction over nny vo cast In each county
-, =. pemor.,ic candidate for governor !" October
~. coun,,e. casting less number Of votes will b.
.us,,,ed % one delegate each
=. county can be represented by proxy.
- - ncCLuAov, GEO. 3. g. Dow,
n n FINCH WM. vO0HT,
Jouu CLARK. CHARLES CoRKERy,
". ". DsLxHAP, d. II. SOLOMON,
ID. TEST, Stdte Central Co"m"8ee
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-06-03
Pho AssGP

fought by competent iustf1c.ers
RMS io0 er lhtt any efh. t.-.frsi,atr tl..
tna aud TINE lsLIIa.t.Y, essr eeAtf4fsli t.
4t4 ifE hEngL1sltP. A. pa sre:astrf.e--
z = Fhiu'Ay, eh@ no. 4t ca2s-es tir! I'm y oai4-
m.?ce Il any
hooIs -n.nave reeerty moved INTO the large
1oka known as firigg Hall = wAicn, with the ad-
lSilag en-, fgIm he most c9nmo9iuas ana best
aisNtc situafion fo- the pIfpsse 10 city
pp.n at al noui- from Il nj Tia Q j m
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-06-03
Tie Mammoth Jach,
- DEACON tsasa DEN. y

.,-ILL stRv. 4 LIMITED NrArtR OF
Is.s4asa.-- 'Desegr ralaer'' wa ut = Ma.ol's
ces4.4 .Ip,ffs3 .asma'otN ! gut ~ i
.hs.oago-t - CHA Tarrir" Jenny.
ltfsaRI.i aN.-'t tein % ~ tos,nt o.
tla II. u ~ e.. Z hr 4 hy OIL. II 7 lhIiatman,
Il J ss-A4n County X. He's FoUnTEKa ASDs.
lH8KE lAlFfs htfu. ASp GaowiSs AZ f,r ~,
iat -r.e afa ~ =. ir nntquAlita ~ any Jack In
The S.s.s anu VII = Hsnge con.Ia son wi,i' any u
rEa4s-cash--s'nelc leap $40; sea-on sl5--
da: by . season, mt proving with ~ vri he
ye'tte '#i'av..1 srs7on r. = eh.rke tverv
pr eai.t.oG Vii BE taken to prevent accid III but
WI Ut II responsible shorii any occur.
thc proprietor would call III at ntion - fsrmers
All telee H"r44Ls rai-4t f'9el, To IT, -rEt denand
fie ti'r, n ~ parts q a ,conutr. ani The high
pro ~ which .aey ole d VS. iiag.-Gail ana tx-
eutae Desc Dar1tn e'efe b.Efrg Your mars
80 For ~ hcr pafu,alars enquire at Cannon
y /. aI sls NILS or oG
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a,HG sca,calnea oFF4as 10 pm 'o~s
astt moss prove t'aea. Il, ia. CIVIC. OF
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to-, dam J .ns Feve'iie, -. .. ". rnilsi's
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set q th- orleo tied Coa 81 Scot. II i ,wn
tf tlsf to M9- tarpsla n D ~ 81, whoa ettaia-
4t : ttze q u, nos u Age.cifprs Sorry
.1se so p sucoess ION a one " az tAre- yea.
Hesrt- ~ woa1ar. 4-9 lam pretty Maia. BY
] u, .3i5j -fAa4 isfa Pretty Mail, ~ Cn4l-trey .
z esel, OF p4n.-' ~ tosiuan'a Bun; gge dam,
90 Ia ~ hy Ghaaeetisrs etsn dam, Cherry No :
He 'heitte feH A8rc kh.lh4 - BOIL v ii4.e 81 tl
eup Il Hereford lttI aFgsr am, Cherry no 1 bret
y, i4e isfs iil.s AndreH Knight q. Doan.oa Case
P-.ou. a. .isogs OF lmprov.ns the.r -tocA either
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-06-03
IESsiAEanIP

ul0t- tha wTei.ats supervision " Mr. ". RI
Fratt who tfck ihs PPM. ns ter P-pnanthlI. AID
Gsld NrJtae, a. tte lag, STATE Par qua NAT he
ercssi,di ~ none E4st or best
Landsehps ant Perspsetly. Drawing
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-06-03
a UctiOla.

AN tursdsv eveuing MAY 18th, az I o'elo,r a
" stock OF merchants amounting To S. M :.
Sale 70 be Continued day I'd venine unti the entire
stock is So'd. Sale positive, terGs cash.
Particulars hereafter
ELIAS HAS, Auct tonsy
mAyxS-oU No IS East Hecend 9s.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-06-03

q Four sharks. measuring respectively
ten, nine and three fourths, seven and half
snd ~ feet, were lately caught at Charles.
soas = w from the steam packet wharf
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-06-03
1868 John Atkis, Tsaa
. L i II a r q "a
U M ID "a IA xAErr-
FurlitIre yysreronm

YNH UNDERSIGNED having taken Tho -
L room No s. Perry II, (Merw!r's D1oepl- I. .
prepared 10 gtv' HE strict personal Ami, ~ =.
aods ri.kin- business in all its branches 49, IL
ton Mt Of Collins OF ever crr
Zinc. Mahogany, Black Walnut CAer.. j.
Hearse and any requisite nrmb.., - n
urnish.d 10 order. Ccffin p,ate. - " eAtfisAes
as neatly engraved Particular ait niion !, = Il
e. TO his new and complete stock a, i0" - e.i4-
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-06-03
DAVENPORT, PAST .i.D PRESENT,

The above work vii be airliar n TYPOGRAPHY ART
BINDING to " Cincirn2t. in iN5l." and will iaclu.c
the !ar!y History ard PeTng agd Ane edit al Rem
tulscsnceH OF Davenport, t09etAfr With Eog zgniH
I.seaesses aud Autograph q f's prominent men !
yievs OF Churches, Hy;f37, l.e.liEs, q SC.
= also embrace ce.alefdiaar artlelss rpsu The
Phys ca Industrial, 5ociai and PotIral csAgsrtet-
silica OF suf city full statistics u agarJ 1epast-
merit 81 note and Interest, etc etc.
adbsc- ptrus laay ne left With ac puDiisheTr With
tn: srlb4r, or At al.etps News Room. 0rcns, b.
nAN promptly s'aniad - Prise 81 90
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-06-03
Chicago Steam Marble Works.

Any lady or gentleman wishing TO monument the
grave Of their deceased festve will hnd II to their
iaierest 70 call On Ar A. Meek az ut of Ch.caRo
Steam Marble Works, At M. Iatnse-'s Store oorDer
of Brady and Bird street, be will positively sell cheap
er than sny stEer factory IN the west ard also great
barsains given In Nantes bosA ornamental md
mav2dou
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-06-03
20 TRAVELLING AGEsTs WANTED,

And the secret made known u making from ATS 10
$50 month, AID 10 risk. For further rarflcrf1rs
address Poet Once box 653 and for reference Deno-
csat ONCE.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-06-03
EDUCATIONAL.
davenport Commercial college

davenport Commercial college,
3ries Block. ooT laird sid Perry sts.,
DAVENPORT, IOWA
RATBD IN 1850. -
efzHF ONLY CONNIE cs.al Colieze II Tsra ct !. hses
/ .fuierfs ar r-cai-e u fborotgh gurse Of In
etr action IN - keeping, Practieai aCi Ornanaf-
III pe-rran-hip, sH al he brfrc taught st f4st
las Co.teqfs.
-rIGScToRa
Hon q esrysa., I'd Eo~srs, e..
JroP Ggc&s Esa v Nley. II,
wise, Es4 herzin. fa4,
ia ~ DALI l. Esl, y GrisrE, ESQ
4 CAFES, EtI, n Smith, Esq.
yao 81 Cannon, ESD D Patton, ksq.
-TAruLrY-
los I1FEz, PRO- 4 B55z Eeepar and HstAe-
u,stFr. Win ads assistants.
" PHArr. Prof. u ~ -4aI-shig and B5tL x r.
Eirrz. Pro.. .; Germ 4 1angana-
-IEor HEE-.-
y L sEoaEY, ia. sas o.h-r able Lecturers.
Our --1 rcis Coafs tnbra c. complete sets Of
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caiapal sa wAoi +2ie af.i retail !asi.uf ia,
rug comm -..afI -EAro7t. ste4fs,p,at tros.fege
snd xch2ag- az 81 Hcss system n Etntfqq 80
tgaf. Sls3 Ely Lee ute- anu instrartioss IN com
r1errial ~ .0elA;iQhs.
III. course
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fFrrm the Santa Pc 0szsffe !
Fro New MEXICO

Horrible Massacre 81 Indians 5y TIE .ncri-
cans-1He htngieoiers ArresfedJ y United
States Ireops
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EEEs GEs--ssa4aG,ss OF, cnscrt,,:

ft'l Hafctnta C7,.fsc i8el0a.aF FL drps =
.@@a. = ~ fo sitl @1tn.es sl5 p.rA.au. .#q,
ii7le an im!t". ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. So
For tniimit couga- business wr4t.1-...... iG
AnE further Information viii b. given with rles-
sue oa Application a. tie Col ~ Or by SEEDING 10
Circular which ~li ba fu nishet rfatuitoos.y ~
ieturn call. Address
DAVIS 4 TI7ToN,
ma i2-dtf PEORIA ~ n +ary ,-,
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Furniture.

having work slop connected with his xv.,.~ae.,,
ne Is prepared to manufacture to order III
tons OF Desks, ward roSes, tables &c So
able 'or looking glass and picture franss 'u SUIT
apT7dAwts " SOIL ffHd,
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LIST 81 y ESGRs, rY iEa RENOWNED IuroarsD
cI.I&taE, SlsE 81 fnAscE.
Paeahor'es the celebrated Eaq.-h mare, dam
u Stoehge.l. Ra.ht..,H and htHg torn.
bcfi the ia3ther ~ psicres~ and Lecemp'c
pcYt0n1. Bonnie LassIe, line celeb ittd mare Charm
ef, flt,n Haicruau b41-i. sf..s. fAunie King.
NlSs Jnlii, Biabas. VIII Iflthm.n, Bonnie aidit
N.cs.ias ~ PRIOR, i!oflp,a, il. highlander, CO..
Wlck!his ami a hps' f. tiers.
LIsr OF WfNHIRs sGhrp ny wACNLIs, s.ar IL
FRhHe - paN.
Eliza 6''isbe, FLORIDA, f..asa 81 nan, pass Earrs,
ssJl H. Cher.
faf fGitAar partscriar of .aa ceehrate.i waant.f,
Sc arc mt II lis ienads race witA Grey Is. { IN
rurf RI ser Of 1850, reported hy YIN. 9 Poiter.
tpt9dS nSm
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SALOONS.


Is NOW OPEN.
Il II M y II NED gK"S RS
ENOR sale at all tines. IjStH every dsy I;
Il fol-2 o,ciofk CLUB ROOM aijoiu..ir where
cultoIn II can enjoy every comfort
Just drop ir' and le assured that "you will not
intrnde The Proprietor of the HooGoock so,c,ts >
share of the patronage of the public. Nnxkn,
1903 John Akin 1858
- k6TAuRANT, corner Second ard Main s..aa,.
most elegant s'yle. az '''1
Wedding CAKE, P,sin Cake, Fresh and pscS i,
Oysters, together with al luxuries o. tho .apTa-
H II a rda
Billiard Saloon, most elegantly ,it.ed .,
tanning three tables. Entrance on s,-4.t
SeSou JOHN ATgIN