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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-10-26
THE MFWN.

The indianapolis Journal states tina
Improvements to the value of million dol
lars will be made in that city the presen
season.
The Postmaster General complains O
sgeneral neglect of duty onthe part of Pos,
masters in not canceling or efTectually de
facing postage stamps on letters mailed al
their offices From the number Of fraud,
and trouble it occasions this evil has as
suLet serious character The Postmas-
ter-General calls the attention Of all Post.
masters y these facts. and to the law OF
Congress on the subject, and suggests that
It the evil be not abated 1t may be neceesa
~ to have more severe law enacted.
Ralph Waldo Emerson has accepted
an invitation TO deliver q course Of six lee
lures in Salem, Macs.
The Lowell factories were nearly all
In state Of suspension last year at this time
and now most OF them are working full time.
The British journals are indulging in
IN congratulations over the fact that the
revenue returns for the last year show an &C
tual increase. allowing for the reduction OF
the income tax, Of ri, 1888 900. and fhe Times
hopes that year or two more Of tranquil
~ will enable the government 10 abolish
more Of the obnoxious taxes. without dimin-
'sning the yearly supplies.
Some Of the Southern Chivalry at
TEMPTED 70 charm the lsdies at . Fair near
Memphis few days since, by dashing ex-
psin az Knights In violent imitation Of a
Tournament. The trouble wac that at the
fra charge several of the gallant hossensn
we're thrown over their horses heads and
bsdly hurt One knight was thrown head
long and sprsinsd and bruised out Of conli
ton. He crawled out Of the way ~ hs
thought. but another knight was thrown
near him, and the frst unhorsed gent wal
run over by the war hoes Of No. 2. Such
splendid horsernanship wss sstisfictory.-
The tournament ended without any furthe
display Of Kuightly hardihood aud grace.
Mr.. p. Ladew, of Mclean Co., III.
hes raieed this year, half An acre Of wheat
the original seed Of which was obtaine'
from an Egyptian mummy. 1t dost not ma
ture till September. The stalk il - hrg
towards the head Of wheat - that Of corn
Mr.. LAdew, when It has mstured will max
the result Of his experiment known.
On Thursday night last, there was
heavy fall of snow in Richland and the I'd
Joining towns in Ashtabula county, Ohio
A gsntlsman who resides in Richmond. In
forms ~ that the snow was nine inches I
depth early on Friday morning. He Say
the slosn on the night previous vas yer.
severe, and snow seemed 70 fail IN sshunts
BY : sslssk . Friday he saa bad nslts
svay, nSliae : assd = vatsn
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-10-26
Davenport Commercial College,

Davenport Commercial College,
0rigg's Block, cor Third and Perry sts.,
DAVENPORT, IOWA.
INCORPO RATED IN 1850.
The emily Permanently Located CONNER.
cial College In Iowa.
-DIRsCrORs.-
JAo Oook, Esq, Nv Wiley, Esq,
j. n D.l1eli. Esq. IN eriss.. E:q.
Coates, ESQ, II II Smith, ESQ,
Jno NJ Cannon, ESQ ID Patton, ma.
4aCkl0t, Ksq, Doct Adler,
g L Davenport, Esq, Rev J Mason,
Barrow, Eco Jno johns, Esq.
-FACULTY.-
Jos LOPEZ, Prof. Of Book Keeping.
W H PRATT, Prof. OF Penmanship.
BuRwELL, Prof. OF Mathematics.
PREDx. ScHRAAo, Prof. Of Architectural and Orna.
mental Drawing
SUYDAM, Asst. Teacher Of Penmansbip and
Book Keeping.
-LECTURIRs.-
L eHoRRv, Esq, and othef able Lecturers.
Being permanently located here, and we'll known
IN the community, aid withal DESTROYS Of maintain.
ing reputation for candor and reasonabeness, we
do not deemit necessary to pursue the often
taken by Commercial Colleges and cially BY those
which are only temporarily established, and designed
to make great blow for few months and then
"move on" to some new paceD namely, to claim
such thing writer's. accountants, teachers and ex-
perienced business men, out Of the select circle in
their own school room we. therefore, heretofore
make no exaggerated sta ,ements, promise nothing
not prepared to perform, advertise no teach
not actually engaged, and make claims We can
not substantiate.
THE BOOKKEEPING COURSE
Embraces complete sce Of books in every branch Of
Trade and Commerce. including Wholesale and Re.
tail Individual, Partnership, Joint Stock, and Com
pound Company Business, Misunderstanding, Commits.
sion, Railroad, Steamboat, Hotel, Painting, Lumber,
Brokerage and Exchange (two COmplet practical
forms), and in BANKING the most complete and dp.
prOved knOivn system and superior TO any other
taught in the West. The Course in
PENMANsHIPt
Is under the charge Of NJ. W. H. Pratt who received
the premium for Pepmanship and Gard Whiting at
the last state Pair. and Who defes az competition
in PaGfn or Ornamental Pennsanship, PEN Sxetch-
ing Eourishin0. Cord Writing, or teaching those
branches.
He is assisted by Mr.. J. N. suydsm, who has few
equals % practical or ornamental peuman, or ~ .
teacher.
LANDSCAPE AND ARCHITECTURAL DRAWING,
and the complete system Of
PHONOGRAPHY.
also taught by competent Instructors.
ROOHs-In Griggs' Block, corner OF Third and Per.
~ Streets one block from the Post Once the room
formerly known - "0rgg,' Hail." with the adjoin-
ing rooms well lighted, well ventilated and forming
BY far the most convenient, commodious and best
adapted situation for the purpose in the city.
Open q oil hours from 8 A NJ till 9PM.
LADIES' DEPARTMENT,
large and well furnished room, entirely sepH-
for he use OF Lady stadents exclusively.
p-1or further particulars cali ct the ROOMS, or
'' sas;: va "a ' 1Ssr7.. Principals.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-10-26

8OOUD6OS0u
Two unimportant rivals Of Daveport
70 Wit; Dubuque and Muscatine, have
each . small straw with which they
are tickling each other BY reaching
over our heads. DUBUQUE tells Mus.
catine thatshe has got the inside track
of Davenport, and Muscatine tickles
Dubuque by returning the compliment
and pointing out the awful disadvant.
ages under which Davenport is strug'
Cling in order 10 keep above water
It is wonderful indeed to witness the
strength of their new born love. One
would think from their cooling and in
terchange Of somany fond endearments.
that the two hamlets were to be joined
in the inscperable bonds Of wedlock.-
Such consumation might be brought
about without any serious inconveni-
cnce TO either.
While all this pretty talk between
Miss Muscatine and Mr.. Du Buque is
going on, We, Of Davenport, are con-
content with our geographical position
and energy and have no sort of desire
to amalgamate or to become absorbed
by any other city on the river.
Already our city is far ahead OF
either in Importance our merchants
and business men are putting their
shoulder to the wheel, and in addition
to our present important railroad con-
nections, will ere long build others, and
continue to stretch out iron arms into
the richest portions of the State. The
late interest which has been common
ced on all hands in our city will have
a direct tendency to drive away any
letkargy that might have settled upon
us. Our citizens are now on the alert,
are full Of energy aud activity, and that
is all that is required to place our city
in that proud position which nature
and enterprise has marked her out to
fill-that of Queen City of Iowa.
Our contemporaries at Dubuque and
Muscatine speak disparagingly Of our
condition here but we haye it from
pretty good authority that Davenport
Notwithstanding the late revulsion, is
Is doing more business than ore and
twice as much as the other, and is neck
and shoulders ahead Of any city in the
State. We are perfectly willing that
the loving couple should tickle each
other in view of the fact that they
need some such amusement in order
to keep their courage up, while Daven-
port is making such rapid advances to-
words commercial superiority. We
are content to work while they laugh.
While thecounty of Dubuque is already
plunged in debt, and its bonds held at
a deprecated value, our county is
yet comparatively free from such incum-
berance, and what bonds our county
has issued are at 10 per cent. premium
in market.
Let Davenport keep the ball Which
has been set in motion, rolling onward
let our citizens continue to exhibit that
energy and public spirit that has here
tofore SO strongly characterized them
and what need they care or fear foa
Of outside parties, who whistle only to
their courage up?
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-10-26

TuE Scott County AGRICULTURAL society and ths
! Fair Ground Association Of D~olt ooanty, Iowa.
port, On Saturday the 3Oth Inst q In o'caoek =,
70 tsho into eas1esolisa the soDsetv q onine tAo
land now bslssgiAs = tAe PAR 0sean1 ~ eela1iea
=: 1i :: 4 -; = ~ -. =
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-10-26

How THE Press IS AFFLICTED by
DEAD Railroads occasionally
complain Of deadhcading, but no insti-
tuition suffers SO much from it as the
Press. A sensible writer says:
The press endures the infection Of
dcadheadism from the pulpit, the bar
and the stage; from corporations, So
cicties and individuals. It is expected
to yield its interests it is required to
give strength to weak institutions ;
eyes to the blind, clothes to tho naked,
and bread TO the hungry; it is asked
to cover up infirmitics, hide weakness
es, and wink at lmproprietics it is cx-
pected to herald quscks, bolster up
dull authors, and flattcr the vain lit ~is
in short, to be all things to all men
and if it looks for pay or reward, it is
denounced As mean and sordid. There
is no interest under the whole heavens
that is expected to give so much to 80.
ciety without pay or thanks as the
Press.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-10-26
Teachers, Notice.

THE fourth county examinasion Of 9eecAeYs VIII
j b n ~ scAeel eernes oa1tA 81 warren -.
% SATURDAY. 0seeeer NH, seansr siag q o'cioei
4: :a,,2 = Ss.:ss: ss''s NJ '''''
aAe1a u os..ops - { ss,s
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-10-26

mn her.

YNHE subscribers are n ~ prepared % ofYer good
j Scsntling, Joists. Barn Dosrds and Vsnciag, q
- and 20 per thousand feet. On ~ Lsvss, BY the
Ferry Landing
NIB. De sure TO enquire for Mr. D. P. Allipg. a
there ass ether parties nsss the same ploos,
Davenport, Oct. 10. le5S - s =
oc10 Sc F. NInWIn 4 m
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-10-26
SPECIAL NOTICES.
TIE portray OF PuYSIO.
FACTS FOR THE PEOPLE.

THERE goes man. mark VA his face,
How DARK and sSlow Is its hue,
His lately fla hing eye hov dmmed,
His pace how SIT ggsh II Is too.
It needs no words OF mine 10 tell
THe pAngs he is suffering to-day,
The shooting pans that ack his brain,
Which Taught bat pills Will drive away.
Behind him walks with head erect,
With glowi. & cheeks end sparkling eyes,
A friend who yesterday, liss him,
Spoke nsught but woes In groans and signs.
Know ye the wer that hath subdued,
And scattered all his DIR sdfu lille;
Hear ye sflii ted SON. OF men
"Twss HsRRIcKs SUGAR C0ATsD PILLS"
nPHerYieks ills and Kid Plasters are sold eve
rywhere.
Bee advertisement on Sd page.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-10-26

Almest everybody has heard of Mann's Asus Bal
sam. the attention OF our numerous readers Is di.
Of this paper of the high estination that 10 placed
upon this, the 0reasest remedy knoscn to modern
science We have never known any other medicine
win as large share OF public confidence in short
time ss this haA done, If we may be allowed to
Judge By what We read but this should be Sufficient
particularly when We see such testimonials coming
from Of undoubted veracity from al parts Of the
country. There can be doubt but that 1t Ii Of
the greatest discoveries in the medical world and de-
serves the appreciation and esteem Of our readers
aud the public. sold by all good druggists.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-10-26
REAL ESTATE.

". =. BARBER, 9. ". BARDKR,
Attorney Law, Notary Public,
Philadelphia. DAvsapost.
w. e. BARBER Il CO.,
NO. .. NICKOLL's BLOCK.
DAvEsPoAT, IOWA,
Branch Office
AZ No. -. SOUTH THIRD ST.,
PHILADELPHIA.
sT'HgY HAvB FACILITIES at their Eastern or.
and STA E BonDS. selling WEsrE m LANDS, collect
ing claims against iusu sABcs OoMPAsIEs, and 9th.
Or Western business.
Gentlemen Waiting PAuadalpAis ere invited 70 cali
at their once, where western Pspsrs may BE- seeo
and the latest Information from the West ob<sissd
At their 0@ce In Davenport
will be foound = supply Of LAND warrants.
guaranteed TO be perfect.
A list Of choice lands in Iowa Minnesota and Mis-
souri, IMPROvED FARMs In Scott County; PINE
MINERAL and RAIL ROAD LAnps, and Lands q l2h
cents per acre In Missouri
Land Warrants located on tracts ACTUALLY lNr
SPECIFIED.
RTvaHNcss;
?; B: c1 meg E.e Phiiad Bank: Pulled.
Or. Coleman. Esq Aech's' Bank, Baltimore.
p. Gibson, EsQ,. Bank Of Baltimore.
Aessrs Cook 4 Ssrgert, Davenport.
Allen Clark
O. Hager, kfq, Farmers Bank. Lancaster, Pa.
}. n Ha1hss, ksq, Bank Of Missouri. ST Louis.
Jy2S-dAwtf
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-10-26

HAIR RESTORATIVE.-We ore pleased 10 be able
to record the satisfaction Of patrons, after 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-
bounced 1t to be just what the Advertisement says 1t
70. We have several personal acquaintances, too,
who wee gray headed-they have tried it. and now
their hair is restored to it, original color. and they
willingly add their testimony to IL efficacy, and viii
give further information to others desiring It. This
sps axis well for the article, and advise oil who do
not wish TO appear gray-hesded to use Woods Hair
Restsrative.- Western Patriot.
Sold by all good Druggists.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-10-26
Wigs and TOupees.

-77.xAssss~ r WOULD respectfully an
~ nounce to the people az Da-
#1 N ~ scpport and vicinity that am
sI>W now prepared 70 furnish ladies'
NA>nn - and gentlemen With
WM@ WIGS AND TOPICS,
- also that I have constantly on
s-szi 80 hand
lJo5}3h HAIR DYES
~, |l.4 from 81 the principal manufAo-
&tuHers IN the Unite States.
WITTAFHpHt1tnW JOHN n WARWICK,
COr,s o. Hrady and ID streets, Nicholas Block,
srp1SdIv Davenport, low .
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-10-26

ADVERTISERS TAKE HSrIoE.-The once OF The
Times will be At No. s, Metropolitan Block, instead
of being In Nlckoll,' Block, Is heretofore stated.
aus31
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-10-26
FIR EE LUNCA
SERVED EVERY EVENING,
AT TIE
ID e bOlt EEc b q - r e 4.
PYou . to Il o'ClOck.
ssrsa svvvY IlnNN pvspr's.

Blanks! BlAmkS!!
WARRANTED Deeds,
Deeds Of Trust.
Quit Claim Deeds,
Trustee Deeds,
Mortgage Deeds,
Chattel Mortgages,
Attachment Bonds,
Power Of Attorney,
Original Notices,
Justices Blanks,
0horids Blanks,
Confessions Of Judgment,
Conssablos' Blanks,
Replevtn Bonds.
And others too numerous 10 mention, q the
STATE y r N o g - II OFFICE,
Printed In the best style possible
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-12-25
TIA q DISPATCH.
A CaRIsTMAS HYMN

IL vas q calm and silent night
arvea hundred years aud fif y-thrse
Had Rome been growing mp 70 might,
Aud NOE vas queen OF land and sea
No sound Waa heard OF ctashing WAITS
Peace broodsd Ger she hushed domain
Apollo, PaIlss, Jove aud Mars,
Held uadisturbed their ancient reign.
Ia the solemn midnight.
Centuries ago.
Twas In the calm aud silent lightl-
The SsIssor Of naughty k9me,
Impattent urged biscnariots h'En',
From lordiy rsvei rolling nome
Tr,umph sIchss glesmipg swell
m. nr,nst with thoughts VI boundiess sway;
what rocked she Roman what eeiei
paitry province tar away.
In the solemn midnight,
Centuries ago!
Within that province far away,
Went paodding home weary boor;
A ssresk OF light before him lay,
Rsll'n through haitshut static door
Across his path. lie passed,--ior nasght
Told what ~as goirg ON within,
How keeu the STARE, his only thought,
Inc air, how calm, and cold aud thin.
In the solemn midnight.
Centuries a8ol
Oh, strange Indifference. lou aud nigh
Drowsed over common joys aud cares,
Tho earth was stiii--bat knew not why
Tue world WA tisteniug-uuawares!
How calm moment may precede
One that shall turii tue world forever
To that saii moment none would heed
Msn's doom Was linked more to sever.
In he.solemn midnight,
UeEturies ago!
II IL the calm and solemn night!
A Thousand bella rug OUT. and throw
Their Joyous pcais around, aud smits
Tne dni uoss-cnnr med aud holy now!
The night that first NO Shame had worn,
To is happy name - gwen;
Tor 10 that staoie lay new born,
The peaceful prince OF Earth aud Heaven.
10 the solemn midnight
Centuries ago.
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.sA- ,trfvrA DUCED THROUGH

.saaaizsE.as.sseS2& TARIFF OF CHARGES ON TIL
CAN Al Fnou kiCHM oND TO LYNCHBUAd.-
The subscriber thankful for the very liberal parro
mage hitherto received. would inform his friends
that his hruugh charges on general Merchandise
such as Hats Caps, Shoes, Boots Dry Goods. &C are
only thirty GENTS per iUa lbs (; on Groceries,
Queensware. &C. only TWENTY-FIVE CENTS per
100 lbs, which includes all expenses from IN:
wharves in Richmond TO the Landings or Depot IL
Lynchburg.
Boats leave every other day, full or not full and
goods are sent forward without any detention.
Produce and Tonnage articles forwarded ut low
rates. A. $. LEE,
au 27-ts On the Dock.
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CahkiAGn OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
,w-g. CARRIAGES, CARRIAGES

NsTrE CAkKIAHE5, CaNhIhUho'
S&2=SEY~ The subscriber has on hand, at his Coach
Naking establishment, ON Lombard Alley, between
Main and Cary (l3th and l4th streets near the 20
lumbar Hotel COACHES, CHAklOTEEs, BA,
EOUCuES, BU3GlES, with and without tops, ana
sULKIEs, all of his own make OF the best materials
good work of the kind can be III the city OF Rich.
nond. snu respectfully ask q call from those IN
want of any article in the Carriage line az am de
,ermine3 to make to order and sell at The loWes'
prices possible and ali work sold, tnat Is new var
rauted. MItASAh WAfSoA'
"a a--uEu
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December sth, 1853. de ?-dtlJan
ORATgs rsNDERs, FINE SETS OF

RATES, TENDERS, FINE SETS OF
~ SHoVEi.S, T0NGS and PoK have tor
sale an elegant assortment Of hil kinds OF Grates
Including every style of Tenders, Sumner Pieces,
handsome and plain sets OF Shoveis, IcuSs ana
pokeTs seven different sizes Of coal Scutlss cindet
Shovejs IRE Shovels: handsome stands for Shoyels
and Pokers; Blower Stands Brass and Iron Foofmaqs,
are Brick fire SLABS and JAMS sets OF soap stone ioI
setting up Crates Tayera and Church Deis, o.
want of any of the above articles can be supplied at
the lowest Northern prices. | am manufacturers
All kinda Of Brass and iron Works of the above de-
scriptior st rny BELL and BRASS FOUNDRY. aid
CRATE aud FENDER MANDATORY, No. 225
Main street. between 9Th and 9Th streets, West slde
Richmond, Va. ~ .>p,,oo,,
au 1e-dly Z. -. DhNooIN.
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!, s. NEW GAARIAaEA AND HAk

,,INEx NEW Ca URIAGE AND IAN
S.ssasss.ssssla NESS AEPOSIToRY.--Ths subscriber,
having been for y number of years engaged 10
Coach Making offers to those III this section who
may wish to purchase, o variety OF light ana suo
stantiai CARnI aG liz. such As Buggles hoesaWayis
&C All work warranted made of good and duraDle
material Persons wishing 70 purchase are respect
fulIy Invited to give "a call AID examine. Induce
ments will 10 offered to their advantage both as 70
nr;ce and a susrautee of the faithful performance OF
the work. fCLLE
l-ly Wall, st. neRf ~ ''iHf's' '''''''
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-12-25

1VORN SHELLERS.-We offer for sale
- nine varieties of CORN SHELhGRs, each Of
which We will warrant to do good work. ana those
in want of fh rticle will find it their interest to
call For sale either Wholesale or retail. with O
CHUkCH + FLEMING,
no IS-9n Corner CarJ and 18th streets
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-12-25

DAY STATE RANaE.--We have made
- arrangemt nts with the mann 'arturer for the
sle of this superior COOKING RA JIG. and invite
hs attention Of purchasers to tho advantages which
offer:
lat. The Range is made of tho best iron IL simp
Ia its construction; and COW eniently arranged
I'd. * can be operated with wood or coal.
Sd. 1t can be set mp and removed at pleasure as
readily IS the common Cooking Stove.
ith. We cen furnish them 10 any required size,
with one or TWO Ovens, aud with four er six Boilers
with or without water nxtures-and WARRANT each
one sold TO give satisfnction TO the purchaser
9TH Repairing pieces always on hand, which will
be put in when required at a reasonable price.
6tb. The price of this Range Is moderate tor
III t-class article) as can afford to sell them az
manufacturers retail prices.
49, We continue 10 set the AMERICAN RANGE
in hrick-aii Gi which have suited cur customers
ard have not cost any one OF them anything for
repairs.
ALS0-several varieties Of Low Priced Ranges,
for sale ut the Governor Street Stoy Stove.
SEES GEORGE STARRETT
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NOTICE The undersigned. Ia with
~ drawing from the concern OF bINk0kD. DICK.
INsON Il WB'SIGkk, begs to tender his personai
thanks to his maDy friends and the patrons of the
late concern who have generously bestowed
their fayors on him. He bel leave also TO announce
that be has made an arrangement BY which he VIII
lie enabled upon tue LIST CT January next. To oner
to his old friends and the public generally Increased
facilities and a larger and better assortment OF
that line of business and solicts for the new coz
Germ TRIAL sa isfied that be offer Inducements
which cannot fail II please.
Full particulars hereafter ,,,src,,,
CA. 40 a--3tIjan
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/ EusAnDS INSTANT RELIEF, --
II GENERAL NOTICE Having made Arrange
lwholesaie senta for the South In having con-
stAnt supply VI my COUGH SYRUP alwsysc on hand.
beg to cal d attention Of the public % The salne
Its virtues ara 100 well Known 70 use any COMMENT
and 20 those who have not nsed 4. rive y riAs Y
g. on y lad - osns g ~ sSScS'sss AZ r. Aea
~ 1p-aw - x1Qo.- k2QAAxDs
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NORTHERN iCE.-Pers0ns wishing
~ Ice by the argo will do well 10 give us n call
We are prepared to deliver Ice at any point on
James River, Aoqua Greek and at Frederick sbnrg
" i'll pack on board canal boats FOR Lynchburg aud
intermediate landings Are now prepared TO con-
tract With large or small consumers Tor the year
lSJq, RATES DEFTiNG COYPETITI N. We are also
enareicg our Ice Houses, which will enable us to
hold ont greater iDdnc nsats TO dealers ia Native
Ice than va have ever done Our old, faithful and
wei!-tried divers will continue with We will
pay fair wages for a faithful ami accommodating
colHred driver.
de 20-ImS B,WARDWELL 4 co.