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The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1858-05-21

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disordered
Hl1OMAGM OR Al'WI3Ra
Such as Indigestion, Accidity of the stomach
Colicky Pains Heartburn, Loss of appetite,
Dependency, Costiveness, Blind and Bleed.
ing piles. In all nervous, Rheumatic and
Neuralgia Affections, it has in numerous in
stances proved highly beneficial and in others
effected Il decided cure.
This is purely vegetable compound. pre-
pared on strictly scientific principles, after
The manner of the celebrated Holland Profes-
sor, Boerhave. Because Of its great success
in most eff the European States, It's introduc
tion into the United States was Intended more
specially for those OF our faLherland scattered
haze and there over the face of this mighty
country. Meeting with great success among
them, I now offer it to the American public
knowing that its truly wonderful medical vir-
tues must be acknowledge.
Itis particularly recommended to those per-
sons whose constitutions may have been i'm
paired by the continuous use Of ardent spirits,
or other forms of dissipation. Generally in
stantaneous in effect, it finds its way directly
to the seat of life, thrilling and qnickenng
every nerve, raising up the dropping spirit,
and, in fact, nfusing new health and vigor in
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The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1858-05-21
GAUyEMDN,

The great popularity Of this delightful Aro-
ma has induced many limitations, which the
public should guard against purchasing. Be
not persuaded to buy anything else until you
have given Boerbave's Holland Bitters fair
trial. One bottle will convince you how inf
nitely superior. it is to all these limitations.
usSold at t$isO per bottle, or six bottles for
$500 by the
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1858-05-21

4 HF you want patent extension skirt
N that's now SO much the rage goio
ROBBINS . HUNT.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1858-05-21

EE you want to see the Balmorals vul.
NJ carly called red peticoat cote >
..,..~ .-- RoBpINs HUNT,
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1858-05-21
VFAND0T PION BBR,.

EDITED AND ruBLrsnED Br
w II liam r. W ! L s O N.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-05-01
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION FOR TIE hD-
VANCEMENT or SCIENCE.

r., u Our Owe Reporter. on
SECOND DAY-APRIL ".
The general IneeiDg was called 70 oraer W Iloi'
Csswel Ailer the reading of the minutes, ffoi' Oas
wei was, On nomination of the Standing COMMITTEE
elected President for the week. TREE new mem
bers were elected. DR.. Steiner, oil inc L0c"
Committee read seyeral Invitations IRON various
pubic institutions, t. visit their buildings, &C.
also ~ invitation from Major French, 10 WINES
light artillery drill E.; Fort McHe'ry' also ie1'e' oi
regret i.om sir VIM. Z. Logan, explHoins tue
Of Carao an members. The nc urS then di'soi'ec'
20 meet IL sections. -, c,... -
Section 4 having cone 10 order, the Chairman APP
pointed Prof A. D. Deche Chairman tor the Gay. Inc
tsi psIrr was by Prot Pelrcs, upon ne" tueoty VI
curves. he occupied en- hour aud qusl,- ~
forth the new method which he had deVeoptu ~ tn7
inv, stis stion of difcuitcurve proposed oy NJ. mn,
e. Cincinnati. By this new method ne uuI1es a..
int four classes, astney t'no " y
center or abe axis, about t"o VI aoous
Two axes, lie defined curve by simple t4ustVus, OK,
press,, The angle made with tne curve al ch point
~ two other curves or lIues Limiting IinseII ~
cases Of the utm'et elgeoraic siuPeu:, 40 A. go
these cas- 20 be almost lnLnitei! uu'iSiS ii
lowest calcuietion il would require ole hunu'eu mn,
cps of wears for any Mathematician 20 llNtsuS OH
t-ese new We. simple ouryes-siHpio !. ia NJ
coy pca,eG IL forI. This val sho" lnat ne GU ii
Hi ueeL Lot fear iLst ether wi al.'1' Palo 80 -
IN r,.nrs There is!Oon enough "a t.ls one ue'u 10Y
al ,na.h-ns,ioiaus 10 work for all tune And ILust"
~. vss.,es Of the field OF koowl.cge affords sifong
presumption thai shall be Sowet to woIk not ouy
ell lme but fer eternity; 10 tlns''es"n ~ pa
nsr pct PAIGE exhibit ed Beautifully -jrs"huls lus
- 80 new curye. n winch the two ssts OF defu'
ing lines were simply radr, in:eEssetng eenesatIle
e,f.nr,fsr.rCs.. In ot5er wo'ds, the new curves
witch be bowed were 81 De fined by yer! slnp2 re
stors between the radius yector s1u que aug 80
II makes with tire curve. he invited Hst l:o'au'
70 In in RE invest CATION t tDese vide fe'da Of NOR
rt,i|e" The la55rs Of ApoloL.us and tie Creek
nsthenatitans rtre asts5-rtsi as tne ooseFvat'ots
Of Tyoho Brlhe 20 me Ksplsr 81 ,"roton! . ,ae.e
- ~, ~ ,ejsrn mAtbf msrc,ars were =. essential IS
the oheervstirs Of bct,ns-' s:d ZcVo5s 70 l17 IL
TUE h pl,r Of moriholcsy.
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PERSONAL.
jcufned sine

a. B. Moore, Governor Of Alabama, has appointed
dele gates from county Of that State 10 attend the
southern Convention, TO be held at Montgomery on
the second Monday in May. Among the delegates are
e1.Goverrors John A. Winston G. c. Clay ami X.
Chapman, Senator Fitzpatrick and ex-senator Bagby.
The Rev. DIR. Kendall who is in his seth year,
preached IN the Unitarian Church at Plymouth on asst
Day. lie has been settled there fifty eight year,.
A letter f;om Bay ST. Louis, in Mississippi, 10
Tie Ner-Orlean5 P'c0ysne, mentions the death OF
the Hor. :. b. Pieice Of Mississippi by an accident.
He was AT Augusta, Perry County, attending court,
aid lad been induced 20 accompany party OF gentle
On deer cIive. Wh.le in the woods, his horse
to'k fright. ran and stumbled when Mr. Pierce sur
bti at tafcOck, discharged the contents passin5
ihrOugh bis thigh. The f-moral artery va toro
away, aid he wounded man bied to death.
We understand that Senior Doctor Msnsno ds
Bric no, who, for a short time has resided 10 us cy
The character # Envoy Extraordinary aud MINISTER
P.eripottI!siy Of Yerezues, yesttroay 'oOS cave
Il the President for TIE purTooe Of returning nns.
-Tie Van Bprea IRtHi4tncer announces ma ne
HCr A. b. Greenwood declines beng ca olda'e %,
e, -ction t. C0sgr.ss t.om thu Firs. Dts.,-e; oi
Alksrss..
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-05-01
UorsE OF REPRESENTATIVES.

M. ENGLISH called f,r the regular order, bsing
the Kuusas report Of the Committee of Conference.
Nj CLARK N. " had intended 20 give the req
sons why be should ,oe sgainst T. bu. ngh' S'ok
ness had left him physically unable to uodeilAks ine
task. lie would therefore nov merely cay that ne
REQ srded this new scheme emiGerf'y objccionabe
In forn and still more ia oterous In substance I'D
" ould seek the floor future occasion to denver
his vie~s.
M. BRYAN (Texss) gave the reasons why he had
,cted with ttle squad II Southern me nbers on tais
subject After allu0rg 10 the remark Of Seaa'or
Seward, ,hat he regarded toe battle betFesn Fee,
dom srd Slavery already fought, Re said he would
DO ,o,bie 10 leopard the union OF the South for the
MOI. ctich az TIE South, which il much NEEDED.
Mr.. SHORTER (Als.l said he hsd, with five or SIX
',,,es,s,n He wanted time T discussOr in order II
n,rvs a. correct construction Of this bil. He nov
Turd trst the general construction was tha, it did not
ri, TIE LscomPton Co'shiut on pace % tuo peoPe
a. X ,psa. II no believed 4 CD, he would vote
sgni,.t II even with The B,acS Republicans.
TIE cett.smai from Georgia Nh S'epaeasj sad the
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-05-01
FROM BOSTON,.

From Our Own Correspondent
BOsTON, April -, Ie5S.
The Rev. Thomas ID. Worrall, the successor Of
Kalloch at the fremont Temple, preached dis
course last Sunday reviewing Theodore Pdrkers
Sermons on Reviyals Ii was rather sharp and
lively production. Like Mr.. Parker himself, Mr..
Worrall takes hold Of his subject without mlttens.
The Rev. Nehemiah Adams, sometimes proianeIy
known as the Rev. Southslde Adams, preached on
the reasOnableness OF endless punishment IN the
Rev. Starr Kings Church, on Sunday evening, by
special invitation of Mr. King himself, Who had Us
tened TO the sermon on previous occasion. The
sermon is to be printed and only slight sketches Of
il have yet appeared. These do not give any very
Gear idea Of the argument. There is one strong
point in favor OF the theory Of idtlre punishment
of some tdratiOn, and that is, that Pro-S.avery
priests ard doughface politicians do not receive any
sdtq uate punishment here. When the hey. VI
Adams gets excluded from the pulPlts oi progressed
Ant-SlayeTy me \, and cast out from the manage
ment of the Tract Society, thea there VIII Of some
evidence that he s beginning u receive coDlpensa,
ton for one of the most sophstica false and "leSed
books that the present century has produced ohti
that time shall come. belief ID punishment ailer
But i do not suppose THAI Dr.. Adams Las Inc re-
hottest idea that he Is il any danger.
There is death in the bag well as 10 Inc pot
Almost sll kinds OF food nowadays, are adute-
rated. and many " them with poisonous substances
The Quarterley Review told rs two or three years
ago how red lead gecs into the cayenne pepper or
curry powder, turmeric and copPeras mo Inc Tea
sulphunc acid into the vinegar yerdisrs INTO pre-
served fruits, mineral poisons Of varous soIs mo
confectionery. and that the British conee-druher
finds hs coffee adulterated with chlcory Ms cMcory
with acorns. beans carrots, parsIps, do--ol'cull'
horse. cbestputs oxide of iron nah gary saw-dust,
and baked buIocks liver: his milk with annatto,
flour, treacle and oxide of iron; and his sugar with
wheat -four and the sugar insect or win aiodneh oil
bullock's blood. The Qrarteriy's disclosures were
sufficiently frphtfu but not SO bad "a those which
appeared in evidence in case tired last week before
the Superior Court in tins city. 1t appears from
the report in The CoHTicT. that Helen ~ Nutlihg'
Administrative of her husbands estate, brought an
action against A. ". Tower aud others, ior deceit
their part in ,elirs her husband eight bushels OF
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-05-01

NJ. STANTON (Oho) offered q resolution suthor.
iziTs syytwo members of the Committee TO invest
s.;t The affairs Of Lawrence, Stone Co to proceed
70 Phil .dephis TO take the testimony Of important
sitresses, who are physically unable to come to
Washington. Adopted.
Mr.. CLARK IN. " made statement on behalf Of
Nessrs. Haskln and Cox saying tina. the foime- with
dew any imputstion he may have cast on the per.
.onal Integrity of Mr. Cox, who chserfully accepted
NJ. Hsskns explanation.
announcement Of the Concurrence Of that body in
ire report Of the Committee OF Conference on the
Kansas bill.
The House adjourned till Monday.
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United States Supreme Court.
WAsHINGION, Frlday. AprlI 30

WAsHIkGTON, FIIuby ApTII %, 100.
No. Is7. The United States VS.. Charles Fassat. APP
neal from the District Court for the Northern District
Of California. Justice Campbell delivered the opinion
of the Court referring the decision and remandng the
cause for further proceedings.
No. 95. Cbsres Balance vs. Joseph l.. Paper ct
al; No 96. Charles Balance Samuel Hart ct al;
No. 81. James Barton VS.. Robert Forsyth; No. %.
John Reynolds va. Robert Forsyth; No. 81. William
Kellogg Vs. Robert Forsyth; No. 100 Richard Gregg
va. Edward p. lesson; No. H. Thomas Meehan ct
al. va. Robert Forsyth; No lis. Chss Balance VS..
Robert Forsy tn ct al. ana No. AS. james O'Connor
We. Robert Forsyth. Motion TO dismiss these cases
argued on both sides. No "a. james Marks W.
Michael Dickson ct al.-Argunent continued for de-
PENDANTS and concluded for plaintiff.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-05-01
For Utah.

ST. Louis, Friday, April 80, 1853.
Tie Lesvenworth Correspondent of The Repu6i,can
says that the Peace Commissioners, Messrs. McCu-
lougb and Powell, left fer Utah the 25th with an
escort Of Fix men.
The movement TO occupy the Platte District awaits
the arrival Gen. Smith. There now at the fort
ready for service 800 cavalry horses, 100 artillery
Waddel, contractors, have dispatched in all, 3l2
army supply wagons, and $50 more ara now being got
in readiness.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-05-01
LecOmptOn ut Albany.

ALBANY, Friday, April 30, ISJ6
On publication this evening OF the passage o. the
English Lecompton BILL one hundred guns were fred
opposite the oces of the Secretary OF State and the
Attorney General by the rcunbents OF those Offices
to ev;rce their satisfaction of the result. The news
received generally with mixed feoling@ and out
side Of the Offices mentioned, great amount OF en-
thufiasm was manifested
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-05-01
Orsini and P,erri Meeting.

BosToN. Friday April 30, 1888.
The friends of universal freedom acid q meeting in
the German Turner'S Hall, Washington street, last
evening, to express tier sympstby with Orsln and
Pieni. VIM Lloyd Garrison wac expected to preside,
but wrote letter explsping his abaenee and arden'ly
syupatbizng with the purpose OF the usetng. John
w. Barnes resided. Speeches made in French,
Italian, German aud English. The meeting was
largely attended, ard quite enthusis.tc.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-05-01
Conviction Of Tuckerman.

NEw-HAvEN, Conn Friday, April 80, IoJo.
The Tuckermsn isdlsposed of before the United
States District Court, in session here. The defense
was abandoned after portion Of the testimony had
been received. The Jury found verdict of guilty on
four couLts. The prisoner will be sentenced next
Tut sday
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The weather or the 81. Lawrence.

MONTREAL. G. f., Friday, April 80, 1888.
The weather here is rainy ana warm; Thermometer
stands at 40 above zero.
QrEBrc, c. T., Friday, April 80, 1873.
The weather today 10 cloudy, wltn s'coag indica-
tons of a now STORM wind from tae east, ana tner
mome.er 30 above zero.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-05-01

WILKEsBARRE, Pa, Friday, April 80 loos
William Muller who murdered George Matthews
on the Esston Turnpike, on the lst December last
was executed to-day al noon, at this place. Inc
wretchti murderer made confession OF the deed,
which will be published.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-05-01
The Twiggs Court Martial.

CINCINNATI, Fndty, Apsl! 10, IeJc.
The Twpgs Cow, MaitiIl closed its session to-day,
but the decision will no be Known until /: has been
- the War Department.
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PHILADELPHIA Stock Market.

PHILADELPHIA, Friday, April 30, 1853.
Stocks dull. Pennsylvania state Elves, q: Read-
ing Railroad, 3D.; Morris Canal, AZ Long Island Rail
road, III PENN ylvanis Railroad, ~.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-05-01

Execution Of william Muller.

AUGUSTA, Ga, Friday, April ST, Io1H.
The Banks will resume specie payments Tomorrow
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-05-01
Sailing of Bishop Potter for Europe

PHILADELPHIA, Fnday, AprlI ST, IoJS.
Bishop Potter Of PenIsy lya,ia aod HE isty and
cbdre have sailed for Europe tie Liverpool pack
et ship S9ranak.
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The Southern Mail.

WASHINGTON, Friday, April 30, 1858.
The Southern mall from all points as late as due, is
to hand. TIE papers contain nothing OF interest.
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The Recorder Of Chicago, ia chargin

The Recorder Of Chicago, in chargiug
tue grand jury recently, said" During
the past five years that | have held this
court. it has been my unpleasant duty to
try and sentence TO the State Prison sew
eral hundred persons; aud atm sorry to
say that while il il an easy matter to End
Jurors who are ready and willing to pun
Ish poor offenders, without position or
friends, j: IS with great difficulty that
jurors are found WHO appreciate the fact
that one bad man Of position and wealth
can d. more harm than Que hundred poor
men can, who are in the humble walks of
life"
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Upton BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
.
Exchange Offices.
wM. u. TUTHILL, Dealer In Exchapre
n. N. hoBSON, Cedar County Bank.
Land Agencies.
II. c. PArT, General Land Agent.
oAo. "hAsILEh, Surveyor and Land Agent
Insurance Agency.
WELLS sPIcER. Agent Of the Aetna, the pbon,x
the Iowa state Mutual and m.
Charter Oak Life Insurance Co
II. c. rIArT, "a Hrssxrr
JNo. L. fYAN, John UUpEp
SPICER n McCARN, Wv BAoLEY
Physicians Il Surgeons.
}. SMITH, Rocbester.) W.P.c ov.n
Dry Goods, Groceries Etc.
CHARLES SHETLAND, General Dealer.
HisER; CREW TURNER, do.
:. cHILps 4 Co., Groesries 4 Wooden War.
S WM. sL Z S1lMohk' Manufacturer Dealer
kisEk, CREW TURNER, do.
]. AAHoNS q Co., Tailors & Casters.
Druggists.
w.; q w.bA0LEY Drugs, Groceries, Notions. etc
KEidAkT 4 MCNAMARA, Druggists and Pharma.
ceutists.
n. II. TULL0ss, Permanently located Dentist.
"M' bAoLhf, Manuseturer and Dealer in Yurni-
q. =" roCLk, Manufacture OF Tin Ware.
w, O. METZ, House Sign and Ornurect., p.,,
and Paper-lianxer e''
JNO. II. BIRrLEY, Dealer in Lumber
DAN. HARRAst, Meat Market.
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Dissolution Notice.

F,EE Subscribers would respec fully inform their
L creditors, and the people generally, that they
have this day Dissolved partnership by mutual con
sent. and want oil persona knowing themselves In
debted TO them by note or otherwise TO call 4, the
Steam Mill and settle with Shearer. as tn. accounts
are In his possession for settlement. o. II. Stout
will still remain at the Mill, to accommodates Ell
who mag favor him with their patronage, and viii
also be responsible for sH debts against the Arm
OF Stout shearer. contracted previous to this
date. STOUT sHEARER
Upton. Jar. - 1854 as
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777ss7
MOTTO ".

Pabhe NStice il hereby given, that at the Jraae
Term A d. 1853 Of the County Court OF Cedar
County Iowa, the Executor Of the Estate Of John
w. Mcqueen, late Of Cedar County, deceased
filed his final report Of his dongs in the premis
es which report and the hearing thereof has
been continued until the August Term Of said
Court. All persons interested are therefore potl
h3d that uaess tbcy appear xad elject tnerets
hat said report will be approved and said Exec
utor discharged from f1rthe duty or liability in
the premises. GEORGE SMITH
County .Indre
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Charles Matthews, the actor, per-
formed l42 nights during his recent visit
to this country, and his average receipts
were 500 per night, making IN aggregate
of s2q 600
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Dissolution.

THE FIRM OF +. CHILDs a. co. HAVE THIS
i day dissolved pa. tnership, by mutual con
sent. The business will hereafter be conducted
by +. Il II. Childs, with whom the accounts Of
The firm are left for collection. Those who ale
indebted will please call and Fettle immediately.
H. GHlLIS,
N. CHlLDS,
W a. SCARBOROUGH
Upton March 20th, 1855 l2tf
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1858-09-18

Say The earnings Of the Illinois Central
Railroad for the fourth week Of August
were S6l ,30t,lQ For the month of
August sl68, 484 ,66.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1858-09-18

friedrich X. Cozzens, the author of
Sparrowgrass papers, will represent the
American authors in the literary congress
at Brussels, next autumn.
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Almost every one, certainly every merchant. has some
tunes vary strongly wished that he had rtle cores
poudent and friend living in this great tfet.ors- 70
whom he could send for the rnssc spua "a 81
or the purchase Of some article, that BE- csba not @
convenient TO g 10 ths city TO do to hug himself
With fall confidence that the siness wani p well dane
and reasonable expense 10 him Having become ,,t,s-
fed by extend - observation aud experience that
Il AT almost universal want we have established eur
house to supply It. We have found that thousands Of
persons. from Maine TO Georgia constantly sending
to Gs te execute orders, involving purchases varying IN
amount fram p cents to many hundred dollars And
We believe In every case, those employing have been
satisfied both with the quality OF the services rendered
and the equity 81 charges. that our char
80 sA III al eases be fair and reasonable, heing pre-
Gated the time and tabor consumed. 1t 4 certain
that being constantly in the market buying largely for
cash. BETTER than any single purchaser
can. In fact, save to friends much more In tri-
Ces than the commission charge. No man who opIv
occasionally comes here can he familiar with marse,
so extensive as this We, being here all the tim. re
thoroughly sesinted with il, and know where to 90
find every thing in first hands and the lowest rates
We have found that many 81 distant friends wi sh
10 send US coaHt produce to sell, sometimes pro-
eeehs 50 II insested ia goods sometimes 10 money
Accordingly have made the very best ARA gemerts
to enable Us 10 10 Justice To- those gho may COZ sign To
Is Oar charges for selling usually five per cent
although in special Of very large or very small
transactions equity might require Il to he varied from
that. We have circular giving NOR, At Iansfh ths
scope aud plan 81 business with statement Of oar
hargss for buying some of the leading articles, wh,
VIII he sent on application. Letters Of fnqairy SEfy
should contain stamps To prepay the replies.
REFER By PERMISSION TO
Mm Lamberi. q a q Lawrence 4 CO, New y orb.
David Brown Of David Brown T. Co, PHILADELPHIA
Joseph Cabot, Philadelphia
@ Ray Blake Of Blake, Howe T. Co. Boston.
Cabot q Go, Hoston-
stahfeld, Wentworth & Co, Boston.
Cabot, Of Wales, CABOT Il Co. St Louis,
IT. Particular attention is given to procuring ins.
rance polices Life, Fire and Marine in the best and
most reliable Offices Information furnished Of the
standing and responsibility Of insurance companies
railroads aud other corporations. u22tf
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OayenpOrt, Iowa.
Invite the attention Of Farmers, Builders, Me.
chanics, and consumers OF Lumber generally,
to their extensive and unequalled selected stock
OF
Flooring, Cedar
Lumber, Siding,
Barnboarding,
Shingles, &c.
Our purchases have recently been made o.
Green Bay, Lake Huron, and Lake ontario
and brought by vessel to Chicago. and thence
by the Chicago aud Rock Island Railroad TO
Davenport. Tho wants Of large emigr alton
into Iowa have been anticipated in ouT selee-
tons and purchases.
TWO Flk,T class planning MACHINES
)Woodworth's celebrated patent,) are now
running in our Mil, and our facilities Tor man.
sJaciuring
FLOORING AND SIDING
Are un-qualed in he West We are also en-
tensively engaged in the Manufacture If
Ssh, DOORS, IND BLINDS.
We can do better by orr customers than ev.
er before, aud will do our be Il l., suit them.
COTES 4 DAVIES.
Davenport, Iowa. Oct. 20.
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For full Collegiate course, embracing all depart
ments Of Bookkeeping, Lectures and Penman-
aEip, vita the pr gilese Of reviewing in either
College al any future time, without extra tuition
charge, thus presenting Life Seholarship--HJ0
Penmanship alone, one year. $40.
PenmaRsbip,-tweRty lessons-S5.
OMAN entail Penmanship, Card Writin. aud OFF
Hama FlogrisAinE--as agreed upon