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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-08-20
BY TELEGRAPH.

Reported by the Union Telegraph,
oTTIcE, wAKISs's BLOCK, CORNER OF BANK AND
ST. cLAIR STREETS.
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ROUSE < Jennings. q superior s.
DIR SALE OPP EXVH NCE
:, ROUSE < JENNINGS.
la1lA Real Estais Agents
EOR SALE OR EXNHA NGE-

u GOOD BUSINESS PROPEkTY-A Ieasehoid velt
lole n ceDtral part Of the city lot los hV
o5 feei with good buildings The bginas with lease al
years will BE- EXCHANGED Eely low prIee for house
ard Otnr Western lands -
a GOOD FAhAl-Aoout . miles from the City Plank
ftna7- acres Nith gt1d hlus iuru AMI arI with
yaIlsy OF other fruitsoi sandy Ioa and well vgatsa
sac peracre
Rold Will exchange for farm.
DETROIT SI--Near Stale St.-If0use and Iot-lot s.
bY lso Tee with shade and fruit trees-to exchange for
farm
ON LAKE, SHDRE-l 10 miles west Of TIE ci.v--F0rty-
two ti2 Acres with small house and orri ad srrss
side preferred
1oRAIN I-GcOi 2story House and Lst to exchange
VACANT Lots Two good lots on Garden St to sell
low for cash time.
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E0R sALE-TRTNBTTLL CO. Go

FOR SALE-TRUMBULL Co
u LARGE AND VALUABLE FARI-al0 Acre
WIN belii Houses one large and ne with Barn
Shes aud oiherarm build nss: orchards aud ~ acres
tiinber Soil sIndy loan and well located
EAeI CLENELAND-From to nine acres Of land
a. Opton o. purchaser with sood story Brick 10 Sc
lin and large number Of fruit trees A desirable proo
ery llles from the Court HOusa by Euc n Paok Hoad
EASI NLENELAND-25 with TIou e. Barn g1i
Oi-fl m les nun the cav and hort dstance from
ne Elcd Plank Road VIII sell one-lalf the whole
y 5 Z % y CH a e
pal Railroads from the city, 40 miles Distant large and
we'll constructed hudin every conv- encg vitb =
acres o. land Exchange for improved farm
FULION CO--lC9 cres on the ir Lin. RR from To-
leaOt1 Chicago. mile frunl ion and one And hf
miles lroE the County SEAT: Also
ROUSEE \ JENNINGS
aD-- Rfai ESf-fe As~nfs
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Dentistry.
nENTISTRY-THOSE HAVING

DENTISTRY 1.-IHUSE HAVING
IL sets OF Teeth which they carefully keepin the rlrer
ind troublesome 10 carry the cket are espsriay
invited 10 call Al DR. IIALLIWELL'S Dental RO0ms
To such liberal arransent Will be offered Having msde
arrangemens am prepared 10 the Vulrauized Com
poun nste Of Gold or Silver for Aiical Teeth which
has the hghes reautaon 70 nythng here Ofre used r
il extreme lshnes cleanliness durshiitv and neafpess
One tooth euire be 11lisd 50 lite like a. 10
defy The clo-cs observer, and perfect f Warranted
Sigcr add Gold Plates usual FROM SO 10 so pr mn
sets Il. HALLlWELLS- n d,
Over Churchill'S Drug Store.
lunz1dGw OpD Old Court House. Public 81
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Oulce u NASSAU street, Aarll T. lc9c- )
PRoF. o J. WoOD-Dear Sir; Some month or weeks
received botte OF Hair Restorative and
my wife who Concluded try her head lille
thnking the time that would the gray har
cgIn1l cul0r ~ut hsr and ny surprise afsr few
weeks tTa Il has performed that wonderful eject BY turn
ing all the hairs dark orJwu a The time
heaufing and tlckenlug the hlr strongly recommend
the Restorative 70 all persons Of sach
change OF their hair. CHARLES CAkDEW-
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TIE RESTORATIVE is put ~ in bottles # three sizes
large medium and small The small hUls half pint and
Tetais Jr 81 per b0tte The medium holds at twenty
per cent proportion than the sml and retais for
81 per bOte The large holds quart forty per cent
pruporti IN. D d retnils for So
o. ]. WOOD \ co PruplietorS, ~ Broadway, New
York tinthe great n Y Wire Railing estabshmenf) and
IL Market street, s. Louis, No
Ard sold by all good Druggists and Fancy Goods Dealers
4 lrfr N
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Tor sale. Wholesale and Retail. By WILLIAM FTSKE.
No. q superir street Cleveland, who vii supply the
Annie De Femme Al the Proprietor's prees.
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PROP. WOoD-About two years ago. my hair commenced
turning gray fast bee mls oald snd had tried many
remedies rcf. conn saccd usiaE Res
in January asi; few applleao fastened y h,ir firmly;
began 10 fill uD out. and turned back firmer
cour-b uck Al ts time Il fully restore % its orlgi1al
colUr, health, and appearance ard caeerfuy recommend
Its 70 al J. ID. HOES
ChicaEo. Illinois Nav 1 I,57
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PRoF o. ]. WooD-With confidence do recoulmenl your
Hair Restorative being the ecacious article ever
Since using Hair RestsTe my hair and whis-
keTs which amos wIte have zradualy grown dark,
and feel ccnftent that le aPPicatlons viii
restore them 10 their natural color II has also relieved
psrs1ls who persllre lIeeII- U @. kLLBY.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1858-01-20
January LIST, 1858.

The Wilmington Journal supposes that the Senior
Editor of the Observer has presided longer than any
other in North Carolina the destnes of any
paper. This is q mistake. The venerable Dennis
Heart established the Hilsborough Recorder in
1921, and has ever since conducted it-S7 years
against our SO. t. 49,. -s,.f,.s.~,
The Journal adds, - s-r.-zs r., ...-.. :
ave would naturally suppose, that after SO long
service, Mr.. Hale would begin to look upon his
paper as a part Of himself member of his family
"a something from which he could not well be sep.
arated, and without which he could hardly exist or
know what to do with himself. Even after our COM
paratively brief connection with the Journal, the
another field, it would 60 hard for time -hoy
much more after the of the third of century,
Yes, should be like fish out of water in
any other occupation and for 'retiring from bus
men-that appears to US to be the last thing to
be desired by one accustomed 70 active and abo-
rious life. . .'+'' -a ~
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A CASE IN PoNT.-We have a few facts relating
to the several constitutions of the State of Kentucky
which of interest in connexion with the organi-
zation Of State government in Kansas under the
Lecompton constitution. The first constitution Of
Kentucky was formed in 1892, and existed until
1899. The second or amended constitution, framed
in 1899, remained unaltered until 1850 Neither OF
these constitutions were ever submitted to a vote
of the people. The new constitution of 1850 was
submitted to the popular vote, and adopted by .
vote, greatly less than majority Of the whole num-
Der of voters in the State Yet no one ever suppos
ed that its adoption by minority Of the people rem
dered it an illegal instrument, or relieved those who
omitted to vote from yielding to it their hearty obe-
dience All had the opportunity to vote, and that
was sufficient; it was the majority at the 6allotboz
that decided the question of adoption not the major
ity who declined to VOTE Warrington Union.
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HOLLY SPRING HIGH SCHOOL.

A. d. DOWELL, PRINCIPAL.
VFVHE PRESENT SESSION WILL CLOSE DECEM.
Il Der 4th. The next Spring Session will commence
January lth 1885, and continue q weeks In this Inst
tuition young prepared for toege fitted for the
active duties of life The discipline is mild yet sufficiently
strict to order and proper attention to study.
TERMS SESSION:
Primary Clsss in Spelling Reading and Writing 800
Class in English Grammar, Geography, Arithmetic,
Philosophy, &C., with the above - 90
Class in Greek, Latin and Mathematics, with any
Of the above, Is 90
Holly Spring is pleasant village Is miles West of Ra-
leigh in healthy locality with good water Board
be obtained with pleasant families in the village neigh
borhood at from Z to IS per month.
D. B. HOLLAND,
Secretary of the Board of Trustees
N. B.-The FEMALE SCHOOL in the same village
taught by Mrs. Dowel, will begin at the same time.
October 20, 1857. 12O7-wtt
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STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA.-WAKp
- COUNTY..ln Equity.-James Carpenter Hendersonn
Hodge and his wife Francis H Hodge, and Woodsoua
Carpenter an infant by his Guardian Henry Horton vs.
ley and his wife Sarah NATURALIZATION to sell land n
Whereas, it has been made to appear the Honoab,.
at the Fall Term A. D., 1857, that John W. Carpenter
Reuben Carpenter. and Willie Whitley and his wife Sarah
Whitley nonresdents Of the State of Norh.Carona
This therefore, is to notify the said defendants and eah
Of Them to be and appear at the Term Of our said
Court to be held at the Court House in Raleigh on bs
first Monday after the fourth Monday of March next tban
and there to the Petition of the plaintiffs otor
said, filed against them for sale of certain Real Estate
and division of the proceeds the said Petition will he
taken pro coesso to them such of them as do mt
answer, and the set down for hearing En- Par
Given under my hand at office, this 14th of Dec 1897
ED. GRAHAM HAYWOOD, C. &. NJ in =
pr. 800 ll2-w&sw6w
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SENATOR RE1p.-A report has attained considera-
BILE circulation throughout this and one or two Of
the neighboring counties. to the effect that the Hon.
David s. Reid has taken position with Judge Doug
las against the administration on the Kansas ques-
ton. Though we have spoken with none OF his fel-
low.citizens who were willing to give credence to the
rumor. YET may be proper to state lest some mis-
apprehension should occur, that We have the best
Authority for declaring the rumor totally unfoundcd
in fact Gov Reid not only dissents from the posi-.
ton Of Mr.. Douglas, but has no sympathy with him
in his course.-Wsstrn Sentinel
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STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA.-W,KE
~ GQIINTY In Eautx -Calxi,, $3.50:

STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA.-WAKE
= COUNT1EIn Equity-Calvn jordan, Administrator
of Augustus Wedding vs.. William c. Doub.
Whereas at Fall Term 1887 of the Court of Equity for
the County Of Wake it made appear to the Ionn
able the Judge Of the said Court that William Doub was
q nonresident of the State of North-Carona
This therefore, is to notify the said Doub to be and an
pear at the next Term of said Court the Court House
in Raleigh to be held the first Monday after the fourth
Monday of March next then and there answer the b
of Calvin Jordan, Admir-. of Augustus Wedding against
him, filed to procure the reexecution of ost-note or
the bill will be taken pro conso and set down for hear
ing Er-Parte.
Given under my hand at Office this 14th of Dec 1857
ED GRAHAM HAYWOOD, c. NJ in E.
pr. 49, ll2-w&sw6w.
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TIME NEXT SESSION. 81 WEEKS, WILL BEGIN
II goth January, 1885, The neghborhood in point of
health good society and boarding houses every way sua
be may compare well with any other in the State The
course Of instruction designed combine sound learn
ing with elegant accomplishment
Terms:
Tuition in English branches, So to SIS 90
The sane with Latin and Greek, II so
Music on the Piano, with use of instrument, 20 90
Drawing Painting and Needework at the usual prices
Board $50 to $40.
N. LEWIS.
FANNIE I. LEWIS.
Reference: The Trustees.
Orange Co., Dec. 90, 1857. 12l7-w4t.
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STATE OF NORTH cARoL1NA.-w,v,

STATE OF. NORTH CAROLINA.-w.vn
- COuNTY:-In Equity.-Joseph Weireman vs.. AH s.
nelope Smith, Mary Ann Smith, William H. Winder. A y
Parsons Executor of James Hepburn deceased Henry W.
Miller, and the Heron Mining Company '''D's W.
Whereas on the oath day Of Sept. 1857 Joseph Weir.
man filed his bill of complaint in Court of Euu;tv re-
the County of Wke against the defendants above nay r
to be relieved concerning the grievances in said bill 1
set forh and whereas at Fall Term, 1857 it was made
appear to the satisfaction Of the Honorable the inJ
said Court that William II. Winder and A. OF
Exr Of James Hepburn, deceased, non-resdenis
the State of North-Carolina. "s OF
This, therefore. is to notify the said William Wa
and the said A. " Parsons and each of them whers"a
they be- to be and appear the Term
Court to be held at the Court House in Raleigh On %
first Monday after the fourth Monday of March na, e
and there to the bill aforesaid the same viii
taken confsso to Them and decree made
ED. GRAHAM HAYWOOD c. M IN q
pr. SOD ll2-wAsws'
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WAYNE FEMALE COLLEGE.

WAYNE FEMALE COLLEGE.
VYNHIS FLOURISHING INSTITUTION, LOCATED IN
GOLF SBORO', n. c., will commence its Spring Ses
sion on the LIST Thursday Of january 1853 Our College
is beautiful edce we'll adapted to the purpose and
accommodate one hundred boarders The President and
his lady live in the College, and all the pupils regarded
experienced Teachers all devoted their respective classes
No place in the Safe accessible by Railroad from every
direction Godsboro The expenses per session (one
half to be paid il advancc) are as follows:
Board and Washing, $50 90
Tuition in the College course, 1000
In the Preparatory Department, 10 90
Incidental Tax for Repairs, 100
Music on the Piano, % 80
Music on the Guitar, 1000
French 1000
Drawing, 90
Painting in Water Colors, 1000
Painting in Oil COlors, 20 90
For further information, address,
8. M. FROST, Pres
December g. 1857. 1e15-wsw
V0HE SPRING SESSION OF WAKE MALE
II AND FEMALE ACADEMY will commence
on Monday the 18th of January 1885, under the direction
Of FRANK s. WILKINSON as Principal, with competent
Assistants.
Primary pdnaa:.i English branches s So 90
Ancient languages, IL %
Music on Piano-forte, use of instrument
included, 10 w
SeedlewSork TX "'''s' 800
Students will be charged from time of entrance, and no
deduction will be made except in cases OF protracted ILL
.,
Board can be had exclusive of lights at IS per month
For further particulars, address the propretors,
Raleigh, NJ
December 49, 1857 l215-6w.
~ Christian Advocate, Giraffe and Spirit of the Age
copy six weeks.
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STATE OF NORTH.CAROLINA.-- ASH

STATE OF NORTH.CAROLINA... Ash
- CountyCourt of Pleas and Quarter Sessions NoVem
Der Term is57.-Henry w. Miller, Raford Kent-Org
nal attachment levied two hundred and fifty acres
land. 49,, oI
In this case it appearing to the satisfaction Of the Cou
that Raford Kent is nonresident OF this State - W.
dered that publication be made in the North
ard for six successive weeks for the said 70 20
and appear the next Of this Court to be held az @
ary next then and there plead or deEur OF n
will be taken pro oono and judgment had aocou
Witness: H. Sorsby, Clerk said Court at office
the I'd Monday in Nov. 1857. ,o,,,, 800
December IL, 1857. ........ Nlo-o~.
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Arkansas Land for Sale on 10 Years Credit.
II OFFER FOR SALE NINE ALTERNATE SECTIONS
u $3.50 acres of well timbered, level and fertile cotton
pills. near steamboat landing the ST. Francis river in
tracts of not less than 40 than GAO acres on
credit of ten Onetenth Of the purchase money VIII
be required in advance earnestmOneythe remainder
At the expiration Of ten years. Six per interest per
will be charged on the deferred payment, aud y
for each deed which will be forwarded by mail on receipt
of the earnest-money. -.
The land uniform in value and quality is fit for cult
walton and suitable for the tabitaon of and well
worth the money which ask for it, Is per acre.
If purchaser becomes dissatisfied with bis contract IN
twelve months from the date Of it, will deliver up his
notes to be cancelled For further information in relation
to this liberal offer, address, Immediately,
J. H. UNTHANK,
Memphis Tenn.
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January l. 1853.


MEMPHIS, Tennessee
This may certify that am acquainted with J: H. IN
thank of this city and take pleasure in stating that De-
eve that any which he may enter into for the SAFE
Of land or anything else will be carried out in good faith
on his mart VIM H. CARROLL, P. NJ.
-. -z.-. at Memphis Tenn
i".I 81 r'.s l2l7-W3t
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comPrROLLER's REPORT.

REPORT OF THE COMPTROLLER OF PUBLIC AG'
COUNTS FOR THE FISCAL YEAR ENDING SSr'
fENBER 80, 1857.
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(coNrrxun-No. ~

PUBLIC FUND.- Dsbsrssments)
SrArINENT D. =
spisg tie ssseral objects for t0hich tho Disbursements
H. public fund haze been nsGds:
1857.
Fob. Paid Members of the General Assem-
bly, Session 1867, as follows: ..
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-07-01
ROOFING.
A Great y scoveyr

-w-
0O"Ont Roo1lnws
TIVE undersisned, wA, II. NixcrT = 60 are
l nov pIeuaredt. pat "a their Newly Discovered
Elastic Cement Roofing,
Which Is considered the very lest thing Ia the Ii {
Of men, R,ofs In existence In tt FIRST place,
we do MT use Tar, which - considered . very great
object ion 10 tn Patent Roofing row rsed.
Our CrnenS ~ elastic, white, ara rs hard Is mar.
o'e when cry. II dos u ! injuIe The rain water hy
60 orfng 0, hsriering Il IN the least; neither d. esihe
heat or cold effect II q, ali; II Ia juss as hari in Nv,
wea her as II Is in cold
Persons wishing to ha.e Cement Hoofs are request
90 to call and see my samples before making any ca.
sgemen -isewhere.
II can be app. led as cheap ~ any csnert roofing
now u ed in this city. State and County rights Tor
SAL.
Call at orr sbup, No 2S Harrison street, between
First aad Second streets, Dav nport.
mrh29Atwtf VIZ u. MINOTT 4 60.
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Sesynskef, saeo Z Crawferl,
Reel Estste sllessts.
NO. West OoOo00 0t
DAVENPORT. IOWA.
JOHN N. CRAWFORD,
ATTORNEY d COUNSELLOR AT LAW
o~SHicE--No. I wEsr SECOND ST,
OAyESpJsT, Iowa.
City PPODerfv.

'I'nE Subscribers ofIs. the fclloving parcels Of Res
= Estate for sale u which they Respectfully iaylt
toe attention of .urchs ,rs:
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UNHD /. arg 'hsse story House., cont~lotng II rosps
i unlrh-d IN : . bel usannar. Q rner Of eh and
1pvs q would - suitable TOR . { Dt.l boeid NJ
hewss 6wQuRuVt et1s0 HALE,
nnsl1af xN - Dnst nuound seekA.
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REMOVALS.

Removal.
IKE have re- Dyed ur STOCK ~ 81 thing. Cloths.
OAssin e'rs, Furnishing vo,ds &c., 70 our new
and Spacious s'or. In
MkTK OrOLITAN BLOCK
And are 10 e pr pare e.. how tn. m to Our. Id friends
ard ustumers. and rs MAJ y n v on. as choos.t T..
VIZ u. We leave thi- we / tor rev orb AID BIS.
ton, where - VI ! pu,c h .se and hriDg % this ci ,
the ri hes and most "a hi.nstl. STOCK TOR tine b., tup
an Snmmer Trade, ever OFT re III this market, I
Wholesale and ht II r nnpted by our ucr. - the
past y-ar, we lee arrrreitta /. First O,a-e U'o,hi 2
nd tailoring E-rab h,-en /, much nee.ed, and ve
tss II upon our>e vs u open sucs al one, " . inr
% our man friencs 70. Its su y 1T. W.. o bu-,n-.p
stunt y on tht on" rr're pr a pie, and war. nj every
Ar lie IIt2b-iul H. II pAkKs 4 IN
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Mems and Boys, Clolhin,

IA II M "
III on COMNISSION.-The uh.c-i.
Ia Der has rem.vrd Is entir, STOCK o. HARDwArR
to hs new store To Nichols Biork. corner Of S.oonu
ard Brady STREETS sign Of the BROAD AXE wbey
ne y i keep o. hand . general assortment Of good.
n his linz
CARPENTERS, BULL RS.
BLACHSNI7WS, Ma CHLNISTT.
1LNNNERS AND FARMERS
will here find . lari End well assort, ID stoeh q
Shelf and HeGry HvrdsUave
which will be sOlh BY the undermined 1t ,ao e.
twenty-five per CO, I less than ever before oGered 10
this market
Ootntr, d aler- can bry at this store ct - lo~
rates ~ - ~ L mis- or Chicago. CAL and e1amine
before purchasing sls~wLsre.
?sdtf n u
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W. E. CHlLDS h CO.'S.
Patent Elastic Fire and Water Proof
CEMENT

W. E. CHlLDS h CO.'S.
Patent Elastic Fire and Water Proof
CEMENT
IKE, the unders,gnen, are prepared 70 con,rac,
w and pu; on Al the shortest notice, our
Eastic Fire 4 WATERPROOF Cement Roofing
It being the only article YET inveated that will suc.
ccssfully resist the action u the atmosphere in ever
climate. II 10 perfectly are and waterproof. and 10
point OF durability VT believe 1t IL equal, IL not sun.
rtOr, 70 any metallic roofing We can put Il on owe
old tin, tar, iron, or shipgle roofs It making no a..
terence how hat or steep the roof may be. rhs
vonng isWarranted to prove rs above represented.
We will put II on for $6 90 pr SOU 70. 40 re- I
square.) We will apply IL upon tin and iron roots & !
- Oo per square, beins, on account Of IT. durability
the cheapest paint that can be used.
We invite al who are building, and those who vt.b
their roufr repaired to call nj our once, opposite the
LeCiaire House, Davenport, Iowa, and examine san.
pies, and satisfy themselve. IL regard 70 the durabr.
ty aud praci liability Of this roofing.
\. b.-We are prepared 70 fiji orders for our Ce-
mrnt to thcs" re ring at . distance, with printed d.
-ecfiols for tie use.
Cay and county Rigais for Iosoa and ksn.ssoso
~ sale.
B sERGEN 4 BRo.
o. A. BENJAMIN, General AGENT.
REFERENCES IN CINCINNATI.
Ar Esr. Bailey, Smith street, between Fourth md
Ff b.
H BANNER Ogdfn, No ga Fourth street.
hak-Y shd Won Publ, No % Fourth street
Mr. OeorRe Carlisle, President Of the Lafayette Banh
Or John 8 Law Agent Of Royal lns. Co., Londoo
and Liverpool.
essrs John shilto 4 Co.,, Dry Goods dealers. Ab
street.
ttchell and Rammelsbsrg, Furniture Mans N
dealers 4th sire +
tles GREENWOOD, ESQ.
A b Htnkls.
D~AvENPoRf
Geo Davenport,
DR. James Hall,
Goat. 4 Patchin, Builders,
\ w Wheeler, Architect,
Peck. City Gil K,
Geo u Parker,
q d CLINE, Painter,
Mr. Paterson, Locust street.
Jamme. Don.lly 4 Lee, DavenporttI4on Work
Eli Adams
Hskes 4 Riggs, jewelers.,
ROCK IeI.AND.
: 9syer,
p L Nj ,hell, Banke
Jonn Woods
lewis \ Wsbber, Postmaster.
CHICAGO,
g g Hubbard. Aetna Insurance.
b Hooker,
Ira Foo,e, Builder.
tesrs, Wood 4 Co.. Bedstead NaaufActuyine "a. No.
tine.
? R-snor, Olintsn, Iowa.
henry o Wisnsr. Wholesale ,Orooksvy- beaier' lsvs
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A LIT - pssry ssrses bevsse nlsAs end ~
"A OssseA, - d re- fpA. 9ssUa, oloo 81, bal.
~; = -; sass'ssH r4ssss: Se.;sf.
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DRUGGISTS.

Trssses,
Suspeusory Bandages, Shoulder Braces
NkS BETS utesc-Abiominsl suppovters, 0eli.
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Also Brcsstpumps, 10, &c.
- TAYLOR 4 BALLARW.
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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-07-01
James w. Cannon,
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