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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-05-08

ANAAAvANI " AAAe
PL q N N e n Il co.,
HAVING m~vsa - tho new Z story
Hesse, No. iOs MAia.ss., Ger. An,
ARE NOW PREPARED TO FURNISH,
ArLOwPRlCEs FOR CASH,
PAINTERs AND BUILDERS
VIA GLASS Of all nsss, Jyom s~o to Aob& 90 !;
SASH, fPrs~ss and Gisss1,V denrsd0
LlNsEED OIL, (Raw or Boiled; y
LARD AND C0TToN.SEED OIL,
Cor Lubricating and Burning;)
PURE WHITE LEAD;
PURE WHIT ZINC;
SPIRITS ruRpESrlNE; !.
ALCOHOL;
VAR HE'S AND JAPAN.
We also maaufscture "whi,s's Conpsssd
Dricr, which Is superior - any eAhsr dsiss y SAs
We have con SANITY In stock wA,Nne, vsastlap
Red, 0chies, Chrcms. PaHs GsssA, Unhsss, 6lsonas,
LanpAlack, vAndyks Brown. Red Lead, Lithar n,
&C., -. Ako, fsint Bruahss, 0lasier' Diamonds
dlaslerss Points. Gold Leaf, 40
We bare large STEAK u Hsrdwars. vhish hsv.
ing hess resolved within the psat twelve uoaths
10 AL nsv and fresh, aud wishing 10 close this
brnnch of our business, we willsell a. ssossane
y low 1gsrss. The stock comprises good assovt.
asnt = ssihaag materials adapted 70 che Wsstsfa
marksts and CAfpsntc ys' TooAn. f,a W.
HAWAiDst6S ltAs seteutisa n Ceuntry Msr.
chants 10 our stock, feeling assursd thai " ~
scl then goods q . les pFiess - thsy cen Ind Il
50. Losis or any othsr ,vtsssssa sisy. -
We solicit ~ attention u AsssAAnts, paintsr
and Builders 70 our new plasaof businsss.
No. IO3 Mats strsM, aeAt - Wees1sr 4 Tsmpota's
Apr2sd PLUMu8R = 90.
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Papsr laanginK, ceilings wait ned.
81. 1saschang ana ~ hitesWaahenG.
Mee.-et cccc :r.fsis wss.a, SUITABLE Tor
w sassing the fncst furniture and hAeeAeal
tAs grsAtestcAse will be taken 10 moving 7ufuk-
turs. Wsare 70 be found IN fonYth-ss., hetwcph
Biondsau and Concert. All orders promptly It.
tended 70. RAkn0kA vANNALL.
mehl7d 4s us
Cloako and 0haWls.
e1sHE eaAirs sAeek 81 Cloth aaA Felt u oaks,
j Hay elaAss Chsneiile and Plush ohaWIs az
closing eat ct greatly ksduss1frisss.
p. b. EO6IuA, y
nsvsAAw sssss1rstsest.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-05-08

Mr.. Tyng's Inst m osmcnts.
From the funeral sermon pronounced ~
his father We make tho following extract
sonoeraj Y lass moas Of Rsy, DudlsS
u. Ty
i r., w t. "a oAl.1s..
90 |I1 " An q q I vsss mar kesa wtth gress
not ma prostf9Sion. The most skillful
m16lcAi mid and the most tender nursing
wero thers. but the mark OF the Lamb Of
God was plain upon him. He had come to
the place whore two ways mt, aod Jesus had
need Of him. Early on Monday morning
said be to bis wife, a. she vas bathing his
poor wounded body, ssWhiIe you are doing
this, angels ara nursius my soul" At nine
ostissk hs was sinkioE rapidly. now SAY
that his end was fast apron ching. He still
expected TO live, and lopgsd yet to be useful
to the church around which clang all the ful.
affection OF his heart. Yet he had already
delivered up the charge Of all hts earthly
concerns. He said TO me, "Will you take
charge Of then ?" And fsceiying . reply in
the Affirmative, added, "Then will think no
more concerning them"
When tho Rsicixn came and confirmed
our apprehU ms, be received the annuncia-
ton OF his death with delight.@"I love you
al, )" said he, "but love JG better, want
to be with Him. Lay me str1& in bed and
cover me up and win wait my Fathers
time" We arranged tho bad - we'll - We
c,uld - then stood around I'm Watching
his obi Nountenappe, \. al spoke fully
and frsQ 10y 70 those tssilMshim. 10
bade farewellt to biz wife, sud& 1lUbsd ia
blessed each Of his1ittls ones. tAen asked
him il he had any msssage TO send 10 bill
brethren in the ministry. He said, mot
now, am too weak After few moments
pause he said, ssNow, father, am ready
want TO send message 10 my phurch.x
love that church. Ilovs the principles id
which it WAS established. WANT my people
800 on vigorously end unitedly, and fully
= Gbliah it,"
HetNen turned to the friends around him
and to me, saying, "Let all stand up ~
Jesus. Let oil stand for Jesus, and let NJ
have in US the spirit Of Jesus" TO his
physician he also kasean exhortation. In
rested for time, and then said, "Sing
sing can you sing ~ Al, il WINS impossi.
BILE, we could no. sing But as he lay 4
sang the words, "Rock Of ages cleft for me,
and we sang the Grst two verses Of that beau.
tiful hymn.
AlAes this, he said: ssNow, dear father,
enoe more" and soon after this his
0o1oersd. Il WAS twenty minutes Il
IL noughta, however, were with biz
cAnrSA Nc fancied himself addressing mul,
tit 81 people.
Imsss Aftef q time ha 1oemed $3.50, and
tempted to ro1ss MIN. l e6 him -
"a r. and he said, "No. SsD1 S0s
~ M kdear son ?'' lie lid
Man asfsd, 500 you know Jesus ?" he r.
piled, in a full voice, remarkably distins
and clear, "Oh yes, know Jesus" Hal
an hour afterward asked him, caro- yo,
happy, my son?' Ills answer was, ssPer
fectly, PERFECTLY" the very words which las
| moved the lips Of his mother, twenty.si
years ago, before her spirit winged its hgh
to the bosom Of our Saviour.
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REMOVAL,

q -
LAYING tanovei ~ 49,, sf essds fssn ear
i ! Old stand On - stssss - ~ prsseas sns On
Main street, bstwssA tgA asd eth, undsr ths Estes
House, - 60 DsvTDpare1to rpeptvs - old Gus.
TONERS "a = nssy fSSsnss - IN fAvor us with
CAL. I'll $k ID ~ d IA ~ B II &s ~ a
Va have eepssantly On Asad : large sssofnsns
d tAs Following GOD:
Silver Plated Ware.
From the nA.sfssassy u john o. ksad 4 Sons,
49, Hhiladslphia
Ursssanta, PianisheA ssA JapannsA
ware, Drushos. CUTLERY,
cHILDREE,s coAcHEs, 10.
Also, Gas Fsxsurss from the sslsAeatsd
nan ufaatOsy Il ,Cornelius HAks. PhilaaslpAia,
which ~ 6nserpesesd In point of dursAjlity ard
11ishi With SWING, BIDk and SOLAR LA1RS.
doodS 1osnbke6 V or1sr On shert nelkes.
w srs also prepared . exsesse plaln aad cssa-
nsneai Gas titsisg . - Low rstes r. "a y deas
n tAsWsst. fB4pLlN = 8OX1BA6,
MAis e., hstwsse 9Th end 9th.
Keokuk, May 'Ss-d -. "a.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-05-08

GTA joint resolution passed the Senate
the other day, on the suggestion Of Mr.. Sew
asd, giving three years full pay to the widow
Of Capt. Harndon, the only fortuaAlnet By
hin aeeA lil mated to arduouS tervice
r. ~ he watch be handed
ag on the deck Of
4. llA which he perished.
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dlJton, GroS11ssk. J reeee and Cox
Of Ohio. English = = 1iana, and
Ous9 Jones Of Psai = the eight
ori1 = anti LscOnp i - - deserted
~ iples, betrayed their friends and
sspporssd the thimble.rigging juegle known
n the English bill. These doughfaces and
their relatives will be quartered upon the
national treasury for their support so long
~ the slaveocratic Democracy control ~
oi6ciA patronage Of the GoyexaGoeat.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-05-08

ETThs Congra ~ II
wsdoaGlag are i 4 -. ~ llfs :
disc - are n III lilI! ogI
the West Point Military A. ny, -
admission Of Oregon.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-05-08

mens forthwith to hundreds q theusAnds
~ho haes been mainly idle for me1As ~
muaf know that this wosl@
mas1aD - be..ss Psisss - outss
noweosd with - n y ~
BILE crops, Ny - sS6 lat S pg
trade, canalS, ~ IDS, hotels, sttsSdbcats,
&C., would spesalp e asspond 70 tho
splivening impulse, mon Aes
now piles up daily y higher 49,
Bank vaults would 6mo,ion to buy
Produce, Metals, Stock, To-. aoviso out from
and returning 10 the Basks in a constant,
swelling, gaaiAl current. We 6rmly buIsvs
that even the manufacturers % Europe
would be benefited BY : return on our psrt
TO the Tariff Of 1892, which, first securing
work aud wages to our idle lahorers, would
soon increase our ability to buy foreign fab-
RIGS and with US the disposition to buy fol-
lows very close behind the ability. Give ~
the Tariff u AZ, - nearly as may be, and
thousands would make haste to buy Grain,
Pork, Wool, &C., throughout the producing
sectilns and ship them 70 the East, aoe6dsat
that cur terminated factories, a1
FORCES would soon supply consul
them oil. Our farmers would III :
help, feeling confdsnt Of moro eager ma re-
muneraliye markets next Fall and Winter
X s.or:., :.ss ~ sess4. Congress l..sAi in one
- eevsran kaa1s & Reepls
! ,ors -
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-03-08
Cure for Cancers-It ought to be Univer.
sally Kno Wn.

Cure for Cancers-It ought to be Univer.
sally Kno wn.
Our attention has been recently call
ed to cure for cancers, which is of
so much Importance that we wish to
make it known as widely as possible.
Some eight months ago, Mr.. T. B. Ma
son-who keeps a music store on Wis
consin street and is brother to the
well known Lowell MISUNDERSTANDING
ed that he had cancer on his face, of
the size of pea. 1t was cut out by
DR.. Wolcott and the wound partially
healed. Subsequently it grew again
and while he was in Cincinnati on
business, it attained the size of hick-
DRY nut. He has remained there since
Christmas under treatment and has
come back perfectly cured. The pro-
cess is this:
A piece of sticking plaster was put
over the cancer, with circular peice
out of the center a little larger than the
cancer, so that the cancer and a small
circular rim of healthy skin next to it
was exposed. Then a plaster made Of
chloride Of zinc, bIoodroot and wheat
flour was spread on a piece of muslin Of
the size of the circular opening, and ap-
piled to the cancer for "a hours. On
removing it the cancer will be found to
be burnt into, end appear Of the color
and hardness of an old shoe cole, and
the circular rim outside Of it will appear
white and parboiled as if scalded BY hot
steam. The wound is now dressed and
the outside rim soon suppurates and the
cancer comes out hard lump, and the
place heals up. The plaster kills the
cancer so that it sloughs out like dead
flesh, and never gro0s again. This rem
edy was discovered by DR.. Fell, of Lon
don, and has been used by him for six
or eight years, with unfa,ling success,
and not . case has been known of the
temperance of the cancer, where this
remedy has been applied. 1t has the
sanction of the most eminent physi-
clans and surgeons of London, but has
not, till recently, been used in this
country, and many Of the faculty with
their proverbial opposltion to innova-
tons, look on with distrust. We saw
Mr.. Mason at church, and have since
converted with him an took particular
notice Of the cicatrized wound and We
can only say, that if the cure is perma-
nent, and from the evidence Of six or
eight years experience in other casea,
We have no doubt it is-ths remedy
ought 70 Be universally known, We
have ssletrsd - thh cans, bseause II.
1alqa \ vell lntWa bosk Noe ~ u
s..s.s |; ~ y 81 81 =: y \. NJ,
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attention Of the faculty in this State to
the remedy. lfit is what is calculated
Tor It, this terrible disease will be shorn
OF most OF its terrors. The application
Is painful, but the pain is of compare
lively brief duration, which any one so
afflicted would cheerfully endure
Free Democrat.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-03-08
How . Church was cured OF rremont,sm.

The Hartford Times relates the fol.
lowing:
A Congregational Church in a
nelghboring State got SO completely
enlisted IN the Presidential contest for
Fremont and Jessie, that little attcn-
tion.was given to religious questions.
The mir lister as..constantly preaching,
praying, and, exborting upon political is
sues-and his deacons and the lay
men followed suit at the prayer and
conference MEETINGS. Finally, worthy
old farmer, one Of the staunchest and
best members Of the church, and a
firm undertaking Democrat was called
upon to offer prayer.
20 Lord" said he, uphold the old
u. party, which has received
Thy protecting support ever since the
great Jeffersonian struggle. Continue
to bless that old party which under
Thy protection and providence,
brought great blessings on this Repub-
lie. If it be Thy pleasure, and i be-
live it will be, Q carry that party
through this struggle to complete tri-
umph. Bless James Buchanan, the
tried and honest statesman, and guide
him safely to the Presidential chair.
Bless John c. Breckenridge, the
young and jealous Democrat, and
open to him the path Of duty as we'll
as that which leads him straight TO the
Vice-Presldency. Give them victory.
q, bless the opponents of Democracy
personally, but utterly destooy their
fanatical and injurious political schemes
if it be Thywill so to do, as l verify be-
lievc it is. Be OH the side Of the Dc-
mocracy, 0 Lord, as thou hast been for
the past fifty-six years, and on the 4th
Of March next we shall witness the in
auguration of Pennsylvania's favorite
son, and the people Of this country
will once more settle down in their
peaceful pursuits instead of warning
wickedly, section against section, inter-
est against interest, and man against
his brother. And 0, beseech Thee,
especially free the Christian Churches
from the political strife and bitterness
which are rending .asunder, destroying
their usefulness, and turning them un-
happily, into mere political associations.
Let us hear something Of Thy word
and mercy on the Sabbath. We have
already been piled to fulness with po-
litical fanaticism, and our minister has
become stump orator against the
good old party which Thou in Thy
wisdom hast upheld so long, and SO
repeatedly guided to victory, and sus-
tanned in the establishment of sound
measures. 0, turn his mind from
these things, and direct his attention
to his legitimate religious duties, or
turn HIM over into the hands Of the
Fedearl or Abolition party, and let
them take care of him, and provide us
with true minister of the Gospel
At any rate the present state of things
cannot last. If politics are to rule, |
shall claim one half of the time in be-
half of the Democratic party, SO that
there may be fair discussion within
these walls-Amen
This was a stumper. 1t was the
first prayer publicly offered in that
church for the success of the Demo
cratic party and its nominees, though
hundreds Of prayers and cxhortations
had been made against that party.
When the old man had finished, there
was silence for half an hour, and the
meeting then adjourned.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-03-08
EXCHANGE


Sn BUILDING lots In the city OF Davenport, IA
w vorxble located, will be sold by the under
signed on a credit Of from one to I'VE years, " an
person Who will build this season.
CnnK GApGENT
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-03-08

Lots and 2 In block 70, commanding . nne visw
Of the Mississippi river Rock Island Fort Armstrong
Railroad Bridge, &c.
FOR terms &c. apply to
JaLldtf COOK + EARGENT.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-03-08

LNAsT half OF lot 8, In block 81, CITY Of Davenport
II with the brick house thereon erected 3. ". cor.
ne1 OF ID and Rock Island streets.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-03-08

West half Of lot In block 6, Second street, be-
tween Rock Island and Iowa streets, north side, 3D.
Joining Farmers House.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-03-08

North half OF lots and 10, in block e6, being 10
feet on Rock Island street and l25 feet on Third
street.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-03-08
Bank or Florence,

ELOh&NCk, NeD1dtA
GEO. B. SARGENT, Pres't. J. II. PARxER, Ca b
sTNHE undersigned proprietors Of the Bank
i Florence, Nebraska, are by the pr.
isions Of Its Charter, individually responsible,
for all Its issues, and will redeem the Notes Of "a
Institution atts counter In the city Of Florence
coin, ana ei,kti oftheir banking Houses, In Eae
ern Exchang In specie At same rates Of Other
currency.
COOK 4 SARGENT, Davenport
COOK, SARGENT DOWNEY. Iowa City $loW,
COOK, SARGENT 4 COOK Fort Des Molres
COOK, SARGENT PARKER, Florence N sbraska
July It'll l666-dtf
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HvHE undersigned would respectfully inform his
i friends and the tras cling nublic, that be has
oGened this large hotel In Ae Claire. The house 10
nearly new and furnished With ~ The conveniences
OF mode n hotels The table vn Be SUPPLIED with The
best the country affords.
His experience ard large Acquaintance with The
business In the West, u sulDcisnt guarantee that
his house IL the place to stop q When come - The
city OF LIE CLAIRE
n Hacks leave the DRatton House every morning
(Sunda,s exopls0 ~ Davenport.
mArchI-d9wkv1v ND WDSfLAKD. RTop'e.
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STATE DEMOCRAT.
DAVENPORT, MARCH 8. 1853.

Ma. EDiroE:-The following lines are from
the pen OF JONI Quincy ADAMS. They were
written in the month Of July, 1910, when
Mr.. ADAMS was in his seventy fourth year.
General OGLE informed Mr.. ADAMS that sew
eral young ladies of his district had request
ed him to obtain his autograph for them
In accordance with this request Mr. ADAMS
wrote the following beautiful poem upon
the Wants OF Man. each stanza upon q
sheet OF note paper, ard presented them to
him for his fair petitioners. What young
lady would not set value upon the auto
graph OF this illustrious statesman!
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d ut Lots.
VALUABLE CITY PROPERTY

Ok ACRES Of choice land, one half mile from oity
20 limits, for sale At very low rates for cash.
COOK h SARGENT
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Rock Island TFeSpasa
To all whom it may concern.
TAKE .NnDTKEE.

TSH1 undermined having been appointed - tn
i War Department - "Aeent Of the Qusytsr Mas.
Ter Departmens q Rack Islsnd," WIN fall instrue
lions TO adoSt an neosesa1y moosure0 for ne pre-
sions." Nov, therefore Ill peSsons whomsoeves nj
haytng Legal raoA aSe hereby warned ana noeiaed
70 sutt he pesaiGes, and abssaia fsoa ny fntAsI
lie Deputy o. .. 1assAai ~ lainols v1n tahs
dAasos Of I'll vse4 eut g ~ ReunA ao1 Dssa1 M
Dssooa ronoving ~ 0ale o9kn ~ psopB 10naDGl
- - oao11on1 6n1 1A1Nt =
t>e = - 90 " ] 1sss3ll (, 49, ~; &: 8 r. -
ssass,s At1&teA
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ALLEN 4 CLARK.

ALLEN 4 CLARK.
Attorneys and Counsellors at Law
Nstaries Public, Commissioners Of Deeds
fer Iassac husctts, Fire and Life
Insurance Agents; Real Es-
tate and Discount Br0kers.
Metropolitan Block, second street,
DAVENPORT, IOWA.
rOLLF CTIONS and all professional business In
~ every part Of the State in,rusd to Gaze win
receive prompt attention money invested, taxes
paid fer non-residents; money loanet on unincum-
bered real estate security farms, houses and lots
leased; real estate Of all KINGS bought and solo on
commission
Money constantly on hand to loan, on personal and
real est ate s. curity.
Land Warrants bought and sold, and located by
experienced agents.
We inst the attention Of all persons In search Of
highly improved farms, vaus bic city property, or
unimprOved lands, to our extended aud daily ncrea
sing catalogue of real estate To parts wishing to
invest on speculation. We offer the most favorable
terms large tracts OF carefully selected prairie and
timber lands, situated lines Of proposed rst-
roads, IN nearly all counties OF the State.
30. large tracts Of land 10 Minnesota and Mason
RI. Some The best lots in Omaha, n. T. We feel
confident that from list embra.ir property to the
amount Of half . million Of dollars, We can easily
please all desireus Of making 6rstrate Investments
Heb4dtf ALLEN CLARK.
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Bankers.
MACKLOT 4 CORBIN,
DAvuPoa4 iowa.
REFER TO:
Messrs. p. CHoUTEAU, jr. 4 Co.,
Cashier AME RICAN EXCHANGE BANK, ~.
Hessrs. lesson 3 DAMIEN, Bankers, st. Louis.
Cashier ATLANTIC BANK, Boston.
Messrs. r.. K. SWIFT, BRO. JOHNSTON, Chicaet
Notes 0Ad Bills collected and proceeds rensited 10
any part 0fthe United States
Bills el1xehange en all the Principal Cities
oftRe United States and Europe
II % U6 HIT .ArD SOLD
n Money RENTED to Europe in Sight 0i1s,
which can be cashed in any town in England, Ire
land, or wales, In sums 81 and upwards.
Oct le.dtf
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w DC made by calling Us before purcha sing else
where We are determined to tell 81 low prices, so
Low for Cash, that nose shall be able to object And
vhiie We are helping the por by almost GIVING
AWAY CLOTHING We shall give the stalled wheel
OF me business world pueh forward Don't mis-
take the place. but follow the crowd 70 No. 3 LIZ
CLAIRE BLOCK. Dec1silm
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BANKING.
BANKING.
TALLMAN, POWERS 4 MCLEAN
BIN KERS,
And Dealers In Exchange,

Daven port, low -
Office, Brady street. bc.,ceen Second and 7hi,
streets.
EXCHANGE on all the principal cities Of the Una
II ted States, Great Britain, ireland, and conti-
mental Europe bought and sold.
Notes and drafts collected, and proceeds RENTED
to any part Of the United States, at lowest rates
Exchange.
Collections Of notes, drafts, accounts, leeacies an
inhertances made in all parts Of the United States
CanadAs and Europe.
Stocks and Bonds bought and sold on commission
and dividends collected.
Land Warrants bought, sold and located.
Exchange on Cities in tho United State
Carpenter 4 vermilge, New York city.
Albany City Bank, Albany, New York;
Buffalo City Bank, Buffalo, New York;
Bank Of Commerce, Boston, Massachusetts,,
Tradesmen's Bank, Philadelphia, Pennsylva1
4erch b Manufacturers Bank, PittsbuIg, Pa.
AcKim Go, Baltimore, Nd,
Gilmore 3 Brotherton, Cincinnati, Ohio;
Lucas 4 Sim0nds st Lous, Mo;
Citizens Bank, New Orleans, La;
RK Swift, Brother 8 Johnston, Chicago, III;
oopt0.d
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Four Houses to Rent.

NlTuATED on the Bluff, East Of Gen. eaYgenvs
~ These dwellings are entirely new and very de
Girable, beng furnished with oil modern Improve
mehts, gas, etc. Terms moderate.
Applyto COOK SARGENT
ocl DIFF
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- 90 $500
NEW YORK.

ROM
vlSSCHER, OWEN + CO..
General Newspaper Adver'g Mous,
tAPPLyToN's BUILDrNG)
No. BAG 4 3Ss Broadway, New York.
IMPORTED WINES, GROCERIES, Il
/. a. w. GERRY,
2O3 Canal st. &7l9 Bros dway, N. Y
Established lso4.)
Importers and Dealers IN FRS. Qualities
FAMILY GROCERIES,.
Oner to the TRADE HOTELS, PRIyA1g CAMILLE
and al who are choicr in their taste, aad d esire
genuine article. large varie,yof
TEAS, GREEN AND BLACK, sOUCHONG, POUCH
OS3, ENGLiSH BREAKFAST, OCLONG, IMPi
RIAL, HYSON, GUHPOwDER, YOUNG HYsON
Ae.. la chests and half chests, hc
COFFEE-MOCHA and JAVA.
WlSES-MADEKIES SHERRIEs PORTS. HOCKs
&C, very old and high grades, Ia original pack
g., denDons, masDpms and bottle..
DAhION and GUEs1IEHs CLAKEre
CHAMPAGkES: Met h Chsndon's Cabinet Imp'l
seIzenay Do. Heidstic 40. H. Mumm's do do,
LlQuOkS-Brsnhies Ru aIs, whiskey Gin, Arrsck,
Apsinthe, krsch, &c, &C., In original pack ages
.iso, Curacao, Maraschino, Anisette, Noyesu, Bit
MALT LIQUORS-London Brown Stout. Scotch and
English ALES
SEGAkS-A variety OF Choice Brands.
PICKLES-ENGLIsH and FRENCH
SAUCbS-For Fish Currie Game Neat &c
CHEESE STlLTON> CHEDDEK, ROYAL VICTO-
TIA, PRINCE ALBERT, PARMESAN GKUY
ERR, SAPSAGo, DUTCH, and AMERICAN
5uGAsS-LOAv, CRUSHED, PULvERISKD. 8,
Ckoi4, DC. ia barrels rnd half barrels
HAhS-WESTPHALIAA and AMERICAN.
OILS OLIVE, SPERM and WHALE
1.Our Liquors are warranted un sduItersted an
=" our own importation. IApr, ~ d1y.l
DARK INDUCEMENrS TO AGENrsLKxprlI
ANENCkD OAnvsssing Agents wanted in Ill psrts
81 the country for the "Comprehensive Geography
ana History, tAncient and Aodern) Of the Whole
world, fron the earliest ages to the present time
by D. GooDRICH, Peter Psrley.) Elegantly bound
.nd beautifully illustrated. Price -. Sold only by
Agents TO whom special districts will be given. Ap
Sor particular apply to
n. COTTON 4 co.,
oehi'du lT2 William .treet, 7.