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Smyrna times., 1859-10-20
New Stock OF Goods
NOW OPENING AT
SpruamCe & Mcgcar's
G. IL E A u S I OR E.

SMYRNA, DEL.
nNE of the largest handsomest and che stocL
~ OF l. |. aud w NTER GOODS 10 la
found IN tins secl" U country, Is now being orened
by SPRUANCE a MEGEAR, al their old stand on
pOsile Ihe hauk e" Smyrna. consisting of LADIES'
DRESS GOODS ia great variety and svles-(;ali
Goes from cents ny The finest English and French
ChInIz OF those beautiful sIik-finshed patIerDs. n
beautiful lot Of White, Fancy and Solid C0orsJ Br,l
lanes for 'hldrens ear and splendid LOT OF Hats
Boots, Shoes dc.
They have also very large supply of Cheap GRO.
CERlES. Hardware, Salt, =; best Rio Coffee Teas
Sugars, DC
Our stock Jf Goods. think, will excel in anv
market both in style and chei ness; in short we aim
At keeping full line of every article that the country
demands and are selling The Lowest Prices for Paw
Down, CASH or County Produce. Owing to the great
pressure III The money market. and huyIne G,r cosb
we latter ourselves that have laid in our stock at
such low rates will enable to dispose of il IN onr
customers at prices that will DEFY COSiPETITIONI
At all events we determined not to be nndsrsold
by any house IN the COuntry-mlnd thai! And i'm
conclusion we return our sincere thanks o our frend
aud customers for the very liberal PATRONAGE Le,etn
fore extended TO u.s. and hope by a dealing and low
prices. TO share a continuance OF the same
All kinds of COUNTRY PRODUCE taken in ex.
change for goods.
May 10 80. SPRUANCE g. MEGEAR
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-04-14

owe ne. in the aggregate from % 900 to
As 900. and in the seeming opposition. or
refusal 10 AID on the part Of those who, &C.
crrrv;nv poeitiou, should have been our
fr,snS. When the storm came - we'll -
vben the Gun Of prosperity shone upon "a.
Rut not withdrawing the dessrtiou In the
| bour Of need, when We were making every
Effort Ia weather the storm. We struggled on
-s;nkine not les than @ 900 in vain efforts
IN k,ep the CARTE above the troubled wat
or. until it reached harbor Of safety. ANY
th;nr-eyerything at our disposal, vas of
cred at q sacrifce-our all, individual "a
we'll as joint property-aye, the homestead
itself-for the means 10 cave the Gazette
from wreck, bot without avail.
The Gaz.tte has ever lsbored with zeal to
sustain and improve the credit OF the city
and aid in bringing in trade which would
be subservient to the best interest OF bust
r len generally. Some have appreciated
our efforts and treated US with marked
kindness. TO all men of this character We re.
turn our thanks but there are those who
have no, acted, a. We think, justly by Us !;
not because we had wronged them in any
wav. nor because they had lost anything at
our hands; no, neither. but simply because
thew are of that peculiar class. who, when
they see brother making efforts to stem
the current, and he falters in the least. en-
deavor to pmsh him under and sink him frsm
sight % soon ~ possible.
But, let these things pase, had We what Is
due ~, and We intend TO getH it We can,we
could douJly satisfy all demands against US
and have our entire establishment clear
But we do not intend, by continuing the
paper, to make still greater sacrifices In or
der to obtain what is due rs; no. the Ca
zette" must stop-at least $4,000 we have
already acrificed-eneugh in all Coincidence
and more than We feel justice to ourselves
will warrant % in doing again. The Ca
zette' must stop, but the disgrace attaches
not 70 NJ slone-the prominent men Of the
party here AZ we'll as elsewhere in the State
and Burlington, too. as city, will share it
with US and it will be no trifling affair
this suspension. The Gazette, without mean.
ing fattery TO ourselves, has been for years,
and is up TO this hour, considered one Of
the most staunch and influential OF the
democratic journals in the State. 1t could
have been saved this fate with but little
sacrifice on the part Of those who are far
more able to lose $40 than we are 81 in
keeping it in existence. But they seemed
inclined neither to aid Us in our efforts to
sustain it, nor to take it Themselves and keep
it in existence Thus ends the chapter in
this the last issue, for the time at least, Of
the Io,od State Gazette.
The citizens of Burlington are cut.
ting their own throats. We hope
however, that the Gazette may live
again.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-04-14
STATE ITEMS.

At Des Moines, a new steamboat has
been built and just launched. The
builder is Mr.. Fuller. The Journal,
says that she was built at home, own
ed at home, oflicered at home, and
manned at home. She draws five inch
es. A name is wanted for her.
Work has been resumed on the c.
/. d Nebraska X. H., between Mt.
Vernon and Lisbon. The Mt. Vernon
News says that the ties and iron is be-
ing put down as fast as strong force
can do it. The road will reach Mt.
Vernon in few days.
John Q, Wild has purchased the
extensive steam Touring mill at Marion
for $4,000 or 1867 acres Of wild
land.
The roads in various portions Of the
State are reported very passable.
1t is a somewhat singular circum-
stance that the prospect of a telegraph
connection between Iowa City and
Davenport, seems as remote as ever.
Reporter.
ALIVE AGAIN.--We understand
that the publication of Life in the
West, which has been suspended for a
short time, will be resumed next week
We are glad to hear of it.
The Lyons Charter election result.
cd in the election of a Democratic
Mayor. That is good for Lyons.
II. b. Horton, editor Of the Clinton
Herald, was elected Mayor Of the City
Of Clinton, on Tuesday last, by an al
most unanimous vote. Editors are
unlucky dogs, anyway.
Inc question as TO whether Lyon!
shall rescind the $4,000 subscription
to the Iowa Air Line Railroad Co, WA
voted upon yesterday.
BODY FouND.-The Maquoketa Elk
celsior says the body of Mr.. Whit
more. who was drowned in the Ma
quokcta river on the 4th ult., was foun,
by some of our citizens last Sabbath
1t was found about half q mile below
where he was seen to sink. The bod,
was brought to town Sabbath evenin,
and on Monday was taken to Lamott
for intcrment.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-04-14

"You are now going TO hang anoth
er innocent man. l was wrongfully
convicted, and am now to be usjuslly
punished. Thank God, have the %.
portunity Of telling you oil, that u
an innocent man. Farewell.
THE LAST OF EARTH.
All being now in red.ness, the exc.
cutioner took charge Of the culprits.-
The white caps we're drawn over the
faces Of the unhappy men. The ropes
we're then drawn down from the cross
beam above, the knots were pre- perry
adjusted, the condemned uttered their
Last farewell to the world, ard in 4
moment afterwards the trap VA
sprung, and the unfortunate men were
launched into eternity.
THE CLOSING SCENES.
The fall varied in each case from
four to five feet. Gambrill and Corrie
who had the lowest fall, appeared to
suffer least. Indeed, their bodies we're
motionless three minutes after the trap
fell. With Crop and Cyphus the case
was different. They had fall Of fnl.
Iy five feet, , ct they struggled violent.
" for six or seven minutes. Crop es-
pecially died very hard, and his spasms
sent 4 cold shudder through all who
we're spectators of the awful scene
Cypbus, too, struggled hard, bis body
swinging to and fro in the air, and pre-.
scnted most horrible picture.
Az the platform fell, . suppressed
vail burst from the assembled multi
tude. Then, all was still as death it.
sell. The struggles Of the dying men
we're watched with breathless atten-
ton; and not q word was spoken above
= whisper, until Ill signs Of life had
gradually ceased. Intently that vast
concourse gazed upon the bodies Of
the criminals, As they danglsd high in
mid air, and remained fixed in their
positions, until the corpses were low
cred and removed from their sight.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-04-14

WOODS HArR RssToaATIvB.-Amons 81 prs
arstons for me hair that have BEEN introduced -
isln,lipls none has givea the sstisfaetion or
gained the popularity thss Prof. woods Hair Rss.o-
ra,ive aos has. Hts Restorative has passed the
ordeal Of innumersble fashionable toilets, and the
ladies, wherever they have tested II, pronounce a
peerless article. They md, where the hair Is thin
ned. thst Il cseaass fire.. esovth--that II fully
restores the vegstAtivs power Of the roots on the
a>nuded places, and the nbres 70 shoot forth
auev-,hat II deyolvss and removes dandrun, pre-
vents grayness restores the hair to its original color
when grsyne.s he's actually supervised, gives . rich
lu.tre, ,nparts the softness and exbsy Of silk to
the hair, and keeps 1t always luxuriant healthy and
in full vigor.-N. Y. Tribune.
Sold By all respectable druggists.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-04-14
SPECIAL NOTICES.

y. r1pD9- MANN. the resownsd dissovsrss - that
hvolssbas renedy, Dr. Aaaa's Ague Bslsam, stu
eus16saao 70 labor in behalf u the aficted. Hil
ms1Ic,nes ere uaive1sslly admitted BY the Aaericsn
press 70 b far superior - any and all others
discovered for the Of chiis fever and sgue
ana oil iuteYmittents. There be no doubt, II ~
can place cosndence in the ianumersbe testimonial
vhleh the Dsctsf has - his possession thst L. III
greatest discovery mad. IN the science Of medi-
cine The attention Of our readers is called 70 the
sAvsrtisnent Of this Baisam found IL another col
INN Of THE paper, nd We would recommend all suf.
sssfng froa this diseasr, viz chis, fever and sgue
20 .vsti >hemseves Of trial Of this reussdy.
RIA bv all good dPuGgtstS.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-04-14

A MARRYING WIDow.-Last sum.
mer We mentioned the circumstance
Of . German widow in the Third Dis.
trict marrying her fihh husband. A
month or two afterward We published
that the lady was again made a widow
by the death of her fifth by yellow fe
yer. We have now to record that she
is again . wife. having taken the sixth
lawful husband, in due form, . few
days ago. We forbear repeating the
jokes to which this wedding has given
rise. The people around look upon
the sixth husband - . dead man @rc
before the summer 10 over, Al cay
stostthe marriage should hsve beer
prevented BY tls7pslice. Some a
tie lady's German frcnds say she b..
led two husbands before lesvi,e 1he
old eosnasy. II TIM b .trus, Is prse,
ct hsaband = hes sishih. D
QsvessM2 LII. ut
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-04-14

A Girls WORD BETTER THAN THE
BIpLE.-The Warren (Ohio) Chronicle
chronicles funny case. A youthful
pair, John and Susan, were determined
to get married. The parents refused
consent The family record in the
Bible said Susan was not eighteen
Snsan told John that the Bible was
not true, she was eighteen. John be-
lieved Susan and swore before the
Probate Clerk that Susan was eighteen.
The father Of Susan had John arrested
for perjury. Trial was had. Father
and mother testified that Susan was
not eighteen, and the mother said she
was there when Susan was born, and
she knew all about it. 1t looked
equally for John. Penitentiary yawn-
ed for the victim. Susan stepped no
and testiA that she told John she
was eighteen. Court discharged John,
and Susan JUMP : and kissed him be-
fore the people.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-04-14
GA New York paper published On &C.
count Of the trial and csnvietion Of Jam~

q new YORK paper published On &C.
count Of the trial and csnvistion Of James
H. Jehsson. Of Rsppahannosk county, Va,
Who poisoned bic wife with strychnins 10 .
glass Of leaonade-lsmsa jsies beng he
most effective mode Of administering strysh.
nine. The poisoner. one day. brought Int
the room where hts wife and visitor were
seated. I've glasses Of lemonade. handed one
10 his wife, and retained the Other for him.
sslf she remarked to him that Il would BE-
more polite 70 attend fret to bic guest, and
70 that be rdoinsd that biz guest could help
hiusslf fre0 The pitches. bus that the lemon.
ads In her glass contained aloss bitters.
which. he aaid. the doctor had recommended
70 its intssss bitterness. He prsvaiisd an
her to swallow The aAussous draueht. aed
then eoolly rode out for pleasure. LEAVING
ths poison 70 do it, work, which il did in
IN hour or 20.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-04-14

We much regret to announce that
the Burlington State Gazette, publish
cd By AeasrA Thompson 81 >ward.
issued it, last number on 10 tn
inst. The Gazette ever has been one
Of the bet conduetsd papers in the
State and has been in existence TWEEN.
ty-two ysars-eeusequsntly 10 the old
ct paper IN Iowa. .s~.s.-
The eaa:aef thisa ea.iea We give
i - eWn laemgnni 80 -
sQgs1nol - - sstsf tlstieht.
{! ~: :; ;'lsi'';::sss:
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-04-14
CHICAGO.

FROM
G. n. eCRlvEN's
GENERAL ADVERTISING AGENCY,
No. Gs, DEARBORN ST., CHICAGO.
GRAND TRUNK RAILROAD
OF CANADA.
nrA DELIGHTFUL AND ROMANTIC ROUTE q
FROM The wEss TO
Boston, New York and the EastePa states,
Via the Mchigsn Central, Great Wssssrn, Osdens-
bvrgh and Vermont Central and
Grand Trunk RailrsaA Of CansAa.
Passengers By this route have an opportunity Of
scenery In the world. including Toronto, Niagara
FdHs, Suspension Bridge, the 1h0usond LslGnds,
Rapids Of the 81 Laurence, Quebnc, Montreal.
whsss Ao4n.ai":, TIE zstular B,sdgs, tneariy !?
p.orsndi, Avdson Rirer, &C., etc.
On aud sitter May l, 1858, baggage will b checked
through from Chicago.
TO KMIGRANTS.
Passages may be secured ut the once ofthe corpa.
ny In Chicago by sailing vessels from London Liver
pool, Plymouth, Glasgow, Bristol, Hull. Aberdeen,
and nontrose An agent OF the GRAND TRUNK
RAILROAD experimenting the removal Of emf
grants and baggage At Quebec free Of charge.
Fare from $50 to $S5 TO Chicago. Including cooked
The Mammoth Steamship
/. ..VIATH AN,
OF - 800 foxs, AND 100 FRET Lone
IL under contract to this company for or more
trips TO Portland this year. Tourists return tickets
from Chicago to the chief towns In Europe will short
ly BE- issued Tickets from Chicago for oil points
EAST, also for the Levaihan, or for the n. o. g. g.
Cos ships be obtained at the ONCE Of the Grand
Trunk Railroad, No. 80 Dearborn street; CHICAGO.
1xHAN0s ON AUROPs.-S,ght Drafts ON London
~ Anlls orvAn 80 ha
st the ofc. Of the brand Trunk Railroad, In Chi.
cago!
WARRACK,
Agent Of Or. Trunk h b Go, Of Canada.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-04-14

NOSs.-Hor every fraction over J6rty 90 addition
si delegate has been allowed.
Particular attention ID called to tho cton Of the
Democratic STATE Conventions for several past years
prohibiting oil representation BY proxy votes.
The several County Central Committees are sspe-
cisy requested 70 See that county meetings DO held
for the purpose Of sending delegates.
Jas. A. WILLIAn6ON,
CA'n Safe Dem Er Tom
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-04-14
Buffalo 4 Lake Huron Railroad.

CHICAGO TO BUFFALO VIA DETROIT.
A tho above ONCE tickets for New YORK, Boston,
and oil 4tsti.ns the New York Erie and New
York Central Railroads can be obtained.
WARRACK,
Agent OF B 3 l. H Railroad,
sprlSdly CHI No 86 OeaYborn e.. Chicago.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-04-14
can Safe Dem. Er, Com.

The Republican press Of the North
west is very busy at the present time
having nothing else to attend to
in basely slandering and misrepresent-
ing that noble and patriotic statesman,
Hon. George w. Jones. 1t seems that
there is no other man in this part of
the Union whom they so much dread,
and hence this hatred and malice to-
wards him. The Black organs of the
country charge this gentleman with
having declined the mission to Bogota
on the ground that he expected, when
he arrived at his home in Iowa, to be
put in nomination by the Democracy
Of the State, for the Office of Governor.
A more base and wilful falsehood could
not have been uttered. SO far as
putting Gen. Jones in nomination is
concerned, it is well know and well
understood, by the Democracy OF the
entire State,that had he even expressed
the faintest idea, or given the Demo
Gratis of Iowa the least hope that he
would accept such nomination, he
could have had it by acclamation--had
it without a single opposing voice in
the entire State, and never would
Democrats have worked harder than
to secure his election to that Office
But we happen to know that he no,
only never made to friend or foe any
such intimation, but that he fatty ane
unqualifiedly refused for a single mo
ment, to entertain any such PROPOSE
ton, when made by those who wer,
anxious to thus honor him with til,
highest office in the gift Of the pco
pie Of this State. He utterly and to
tally refused at all times, and on al
occasions, when approached on thu
subject, to let his name appear as can
didate for such office.
Gen. Jones declined tsllrppoint.
ment OF Minister to Bogota. WI.
did he define! 1t was an importan
appointment, and one made withou
any shadow Of solicitation Of any kin,
on his part-in fact he never kne,
that any such appointment would b
made. Why he so promptly decline
the mission was simply this he di
not ,eamt 1t. That was reason enough
He had other matters to attend to, {
aditferent characterize occupy his tim
Why, then, did he withdraw his d,
clensions He did it at the earnel
and continued entreatics Of his friend
not only in Iowa, but throughout tn
Union. The appointment was an in
portant one--one Of themost lmportan
on this continent, ami one that requi
ed statesman Of no second-rate quail
hcations to I'll. He was cousidere
the right man for the posltion-an
hence the continued importantly Of b
friends that he withdraw his declel
sion and accept the appointment
This, at last, Mr.. Jones consented I
DO though reluctantly, and will yer
soon start on his mission. These Al
the facts, let our republican growle1
profit by them, and talk less abo,
matters concerning which they kno
nothing whatever.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-04-14

Growth OF ILLINolA-In 1850, Illinois was
the eleventh State nov she stands next to
Ohio, and fourth ON the list The follow
ing 10 the vote Of ten Of the leading States
in 1856:
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-04-14
Whole Tickets $1,000, Halves $500
Quarter S2.:iOe
PLAN OF THE LOTTERY.

The numbers from to 5000 corresponding with
those Numbers On the Tickets printed ssparste
slips Of paper encircled with small tin tubes and
placed in one wheel
The first 119 Prizes, similarly printed and er cir
cled. are placed in another wheel.
The wheels are then revclved, and . numbsr Is
drawn from the wheel Of numbers. and st the same
time . Prize Is drawn from the ether wheel. The
ed to the audience, and registered by the Commits
sioners the Prize being placed sga nst the Number
drawn This operation ID repeated until the Prses
are drawn out
and the two succeeding Numbers to those drawing
the Arst nine Prses will be entitled to the AS Ap-
Proclamation Prises For example: II Ticket No.
1880 draws the $50 ,O00 Prize those Tickets mum.
bered 1924, I224s ll25l 1882 vii each Be entitled
to 500. II Ticket No. $50 draws the I'll, 900 Prize,
those tickets numbering SIS. $40. 65I, $50. II each
be entitled 70 $780, and so on according TO the above
scheme.
CERTIFICATE OF PACKA0Es will be sold at tbs
following rates. which 10 the risk
Csrtinoate Of Pscksees Of 10 Whole Tickets, $50
10Qusrter 90
~ Eighth i" 10
In Ordering Tickess Or Csstineates,
Enclose the money to dress for the tickets or
dered on receipt Of which they VIII be forv arded By
any figure they may OBSTINATE.
The liet Of drawn numbers and pYi2ss will be sent
to purchasers Immediately after the drawing
u Purchasers will please write their sigma
lures plain, and give thsis Post Once, County and
State.
70. Remember shst every prize 10 drawn and pay
able In fnli without deduction
-. All prizes OF 81 900 and under paid immedi.
stely after the dsaving-other prizes st the usual
time OF thirty days.
All communications strictly confidential.
Address Orders for Tickets or Certificates to
MCKINNEY 4 CO.,
SAVANNAH, GA.
OFFICE MASONIC HALL BLOCK, BULL ST., sAvAH-
~ list Of the numbers that are drawn fro0
the wheel, with the amount Of the prix, that each
one 10 entitled 10. will 10 published after every
dSawing,Jin the Savannah Daily News.
mchi7
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-04-14

ne Democrasy q Iowa are hereby Inclined tnst
the Democratic olatsS C0avsstion for 1863. viii b.
hsld q
Doe 1oanes, Thursdsy. June 23d, 1901
In ths Cavsts,. q 10 O'Clock, Am.
The purpsss Of the Convension 10 TO nom'hs'e
cssss,es Tor the following o0ces, to BE- Allied stsae
ensuing October electionl
ORs GsvWSsr,
Ons lAsutsnaaf GOrersor,
7zses .ysdSss Of ~ Supreme C""Ts'
Also % Adopt such system Of organization ~ the
p.r,v a. NAV be best calculated to secure the tri-
vmpb Of our principles and pJminees.
Tn. ratio Of representation viii be one for every
400 vote. cast Tor Samuel Dcugiss, a. Secretary o
STATE IN Oct.,ber, 1858. as follow:
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-04-14
REMOVALS


H II NJ q Ial
uARDwARH on COAAISeION.-Thc subsc,i.
IL Der has removed his entire stock Of HAnpwAss
70 hs new store In Nichols Block, corner Of Secoud
ana Brady streets, sign Of the BRO AID AXE where
no viii keep on hand general assortment Of eoede
In his line.
CARPENTERS, BUYLE rs,
BLACkSMIIHS. NACHLNIS7N
TANNERS AND FARMERS
will here md . la1Ss and we'll assorted stock Of
Shelf and Heary Hardeco,.e
which will Be- sold BY the IN esrsigned at Ten 70
twenty-five pr cent less than ever before osrsd IN
thu market.
Country dealers can buy st this store Ct % Low
rates - - 3. l0sis Chicago. Gail and sxanine
bslore purchasing elsewhere.
SondSf 10 VANUHURw
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-04-14
Grocer - Bakers
CELEBRATED
FAMILY SEWING MACHINES,
A New Style. Price $50.
495 BROADWAY, N. Y.

These Machines sew from two spools, and form ;
seam Of unequailed strength beauty and eissticity
Which will rip, even every fourth stitch b. cut
Thsy unquestionabiy the sest In the market for
family use.
ursEND FOR A cIR0uLAR.u
&c. Washbusne, Agent,
oc9e-dtf Davenport, Iowa.
The Whole World Usissd !..sick Poo
ples rhink !s.After which, Act!
You'd scarce expect, At this late day,
with startling cures . book 10 fill;
THIS Is the case, the million say,
With the cures Of Herrck's Pill.
They come from East, and North. and West.
And With slad tidinss the papers MI,
Becsure they are the cheapest safest, best.
And superior TO others 10 Herrick's Pill.
Prom Roots, and Pian,s, and Flowers they're
mad,
They always cure-they ne yer kill
fhousands nov Ia their graves were laid
We're Il not for Herrick's Pill.
Each pili With sugar is covered DER
rare discovery OF matches skill;
Their like Was never seen before.
Un,u it,appesred In H6vrisks Pill.
For years he's worked to heal the sick,
With JOY elste his bosom fs
For tens o. Thousands rejoice
At tie magic powers OF Hervck's Pills.
~ HRRRIOK'S MATCHLDSS vRGRT ABLE
FAMILY PILLS have inundated the world with
their popularity. Over ave millions Of boxes are
and women to put them up. Their cares are num-
bered by thousands-their praises the tongues Of
ali C,tsens OF Davenport and elsewhere, have you
ever used thcm9 Put up in English, Spanish, Ger
man and French directions. Large family boxes,
= cents! five boxes for 81. Sold everywhere.
mchl3
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FORSALEORLEAHE


ocn noadssd end tv,,Nv s-n~,.. -.
2sesase % u tswn q p.,s Sv,..
- 80 ELIGIBLE aad Hapd.os.ssv $4,000
10sSse 1ssssasapa. 1Asy III - - = =
Ut Particular inquire a. n.,.,.
or Of uss - LOn0(
john =. KING.
pand Agent. 70 81 Dssiy ssye.e
"a ~ nnmcerless d-sh a.ie pieces ~ lana
near Port Byron s"' = Oiesrc.