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JA0. A. HUCHESON. Com
J. Is. YOUNG ;n,
- l, H LGH NJ. HJCHESoN, ''o'
Jas. VI IAYLOR Z Soy, Auct, !,
BY Robert b. Lyme, Aucfr.

ny 's"DFFt D. Lyle, Auctr.
HOuSEH0LD AND KITCHEN FUP,.-
= TCRE AT AICTIoN.-Wil be sold At mil.
auctlon,on L TUESDAY. 26th July. at o elk f. N
upnn the premises. AZ the house occupied b, WIN
hitiock on Union Hill. near the residence of NJ r
fuIInd Steane's all of his Household and Kttch
en- NY RE and AZ the same time will 10
rented out the house occupied bs William VI nit
ioch suitable iof the accommodation of moderate
SIZE family; with we'll of excellent water in the
yard and large gfrden tolerablv we'll filed viii
getdbes. tiy23I PO u / w - " 81
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Ri WRIT :. of a Deed of Trust executed to me
- ON the 9TH day of APRIL, 1889, by II. V. Graves
which deed is duly recorded in the Clerks Office OF
Hanover County Court shall proceed. at the re-
guest Of the beneficiary in said deed sell on the
farm OF said Graves; in said county, near Beaver
nain Depnt. on the VirGinia Central Railroad on
THURSDAY, the 4th day of August. 1889 the prop
erty mentioned in said deed, consisting Of two
line Horses, AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS Household
ana Itchen Furniture, commencing at the hour of
II O'Clock A. NJ. Terms cash
Jy2 J. I. SUTTON, JR, Trustee
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BOARDING SCHOOL FOR BOYS

Useful EMPLOYMENT FOR yACA.
u TION.-DRAWING SCHOOL OPENED BY
A. GUENTHER,A ARCHITECT, CLAY ST, BETWEEN
erclses in sketching from nature. Terms So month
" Monday and Thursday. and O'Clock p. NJ.
Orders for Plans, Perspective Views taken from
at the Office 9th street. between Main and Cary, up
STAIRS jy lin
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$40 KEW Arb KanaWay from the
@ subscriber on the 9Th Of July. q negro wo-
-EpT man. named ELIZABETH. She is gin err
DIV bread color. hiah cheek tones thin face,
-SS--- about IS years old and has one wrist diso-
Gated. She was brought from Pare county. Va,
where she has "a husband. | will give the above re
ward II delivered to me. confined In any place
where can set possession of her.
jy l8-ts HENRY MILLER, Broad st.
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SOUTHERN FEMALE INSTITUTE,

- CORNER OF FIRST4AND
FRANKLIN STREETS-LINpEN ROW,
Rich HOND. PA.
the tenth session of this Institution will com,
menca on the first Monday in October, 1859, and
will close the last day OF June 1860.
Every effort will he made To MAINTAIN the high
reputation and SELECT CHARACTER OF the school.
The facilities here offered for acquiring the Mod
ern LansuaEeS surpassed by those Of no school
in the Union. Two French ladies', reared and edu-
Gated in Paris, reside in tho family of the Prlnci-
pal and it is made their especial duty to speak
French. habltually, with the young LADIES' boarding
in the house.
The best masters Of music; are employed, and
great attention is paid 70 this department.
INSTRUCTORS:
y. LEE pow ELL. 4. NJ, Principal
.THQS. t. DUDLEY, JR., A. NJ. of the Univer-
N'L1E 5. ,%ASsAs, French Department,
q. PERSICO, Italian, Spanish, Drawing and
DIX. BGCHLER, German.
F. Sci BERT, Piano and Organ.
MILE l.. LACY. Vocal Music.
Ii. SCHNEIDER. Harp.
!. W. REEVE. Penmanship.
This institution Is we'll known to the bishops and
whom reference IS made, as to the Faculties Of the
lr&lna Military Institute, and William aud Mary
College. to Professors Bedsoe and Smith. of the
University of FtTGinla, 10 l.. NJ. Coleman. of Han
over Academy, to Saml Schooler, of Ed[e Hill
Academy, to the Rev. Chas. II. Read, and Rev
b. $. DO sgett, Richmond, Va, and to the patrons
of the school
&c. with full list of patrons, which ESPECIAL re-
ference is made address
d. LEE POWELL, Principal :. F. l.,
jy -lm&tfmlStol0 Box 81, Richmond, Va.
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LATER FROM CALIFORNIA.

Over $1,000, one in Treasure en the Way
E"tt-fattureS ia san traucisca~Later
fyeR 'it .ee-- /. ob5ery Of II Conductor, &c.
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Yc.HAY BALTIMORE.
A1.,aE-l FARE REDUCED
The charge FER DAY at this splendid FIRST.
Gentlemen's Ordinary, per day ......... $500
Ladies' do do. ..... 25O
jy I-5w* JOHN CARROLL, Proprietor.
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I M, TKHIS, &C., At AT1TfNN. - On
ut RSDA1, 18th July VIC will sell nj 10 o elk
I, 1 OK, auction store, an assortment of GROCE-
800 bags COFFEE
20 hhds. Reboiled M0IASSES
IVo hi}s. do. do.
200 hhs. Portland SYRTP
30 bills. New York do
lO0 bills. Coffee SUGARS
Rect'ted and old Rye WHTSKEY
80 w. X VI. SOAP. STARCH CANDLES
100 half chests Black TEAS NAV i'i1'
80 hall chests Green TEAS
~ ALSO,
200 cases Clarct WINE
- quarter casks Port WINE
lIn baskets Champa ne WINE
- quarter and Ell nth casks French BRANDy
noer Custom House lock. /
EhMs;-s 100 and over, four months credit, for
approved paper under Slc0, cash "
J! - !. y 9. b. DAVENPORT Ancts
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NOTICE To OWNERS

NOTICE To OWNERS
g. M1SA OF FLOODED STOCK.-The
~avSSTy9SM\TS un d ers e d will open
AANSAN TRAINING STABI4 r at the
-.--t~----4--~----A-.--AS HLAN D RACE COURSE,
on the LIST day of July next, and will then be pre-
pared to receive Horses for the purpose of being
trained have employ ed as the trainer SAMUEL
SMITH one of the best and most reliable trainers in
the State. havns been in the service al the late Jas
Taes, and trained the celebrated race horses Tai
WHO. Inspector, One Eye Joe, Lucy Phillips,
ton.
He refers to Hon. John NJ Bolts. Captain John
Belcher. David MCDANIEL, and Major Thomas Dos
we'll. TERMS:
When the owners OF Horses furnish Rubber and Ri
der Cothins &c, the terms will be, $ LIS per day.
w hen the trainer furnishes every thin necessary
in Tralnins. So 90 per day.
Allexpenses oftrayelng to and from AS HAND
or to any other COURSE. to be paid b. the
". 4. THOMPSON.
ia g-2n, Secry Ashland .fockeS Club.
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GPALDING'S
SPALDING'S
SPALDING'S
ROSEMARY AND CASTOR OIL
ROSEMARY AND CASTOR oil
ROSEMARY AND CASTOR OIL

Is Warranted,
elegantly Sd. 10 remove dsndrnfisfs ,tua IT, Mh.
To restore hals to bald head., sth. 80 force the
o aim oa S IL M Of ss
scalp. 18th. To prevent hair turnias srsy. 9th. To
'as s sis nss s If TE ff Al :.nun.
has 'Re i Pa,qrs shs no Oss.r
''s Sold Ss FISHER WINSTON Rie nond. Va,
and BARNES PARK. New York. ap22-dom
MEDICAL CARD.-Dr. PLUME o iers his scr
VI vices TO the public in the Treatment Of ali secret
diseases. Twent! years practice il the above
branch gives Or, p. a claim 70 public i,vor.-O1ies
third house below TT nifty Church. saI e side. Al
THscT h oF '1ggE & The chf cA s.r, bA
renovators for weakened parts now KIN Wn. Medi-
cines to order. All communicates by letter
or otherwise promptly attended to. Ri ,hrnond, VS.
II DIR. SHERMAN'S great radica Cure Truss
can now be had for only hye dollars. svery med"
nounces it superior to ali others. III desired. We
will cheerfuy refer to any of the very numerous
Truss. Persons owning valuable slave ,thus siic,,
ed should sroeaFs ons thSS osn :" ~. s.s
the ann pnf 81 ,hs eeaay ss %
For the Truss, or inisfmation congo nm q 3D.
''''' No II Msin street. Rich Hond. Va
Persons not KNOWN; US. can send thir money ts
any merchant or friend N THIS cY up,nv.
BAKER'S and MILl.sPAu6H oitNsToN's.
Druggists. mss-ly
TEN YEARS aGo;, :, +, re ss, Re .so Bur.
duced to the public. AS certain femed, for sYPH-
Ills and in all that time j. has meyer failed 20
riSIe disease are assured Of i. sticse, and Ar.
e.%rn the ss. should d. no ssc
For sale, wholesale snd retail. b, Or. jARLIcK.
"ARiNG PEARct' sed s CTR iscs ssas CO.
ys-tf Church st.. No folk. Va
lSoy: :, cnE.f fos bi SASH baE,i i GODS.
JSo call l.. at s. sM i'pi' 4
You may res, assured Of sss, tn them; ne .s
Lawns 6SasiGGAASb iiks NgsLINs,r
Alsrre lot of LAWNS. JUS, received !, ga cents
a yard. warranted fast eeiers,
All, Sert IN the DRY GOODS line.
All Of which III be sod a. Ism small sds:nss @:
1 possible By the Isl Of September.
Call and ,ss' and examine tSf ,1ar:sss irhsR
~ Him
CPECIAL NOTICE.-A.l psrsoas indebted ~
- the late Arm OF Bell l. GIBSON, ryqessed -
sall at once on J. w. Dennis. Ne 10 Ian str~cs.
and settle their accounts. As Inucn IN naet uethy
cannot be granted. q Denn,s !. aiogs authorized
TO settle for the arm. Those havins elaps =. a.ass
the firm are requested 10 present them also within
'n FOR sALE. also, privately, Hous ard LOT.
lient,ary II sold before tho iss An a'st s'i'
A iss foGR 70, ,ss ,As 2: s:A
ns~,n DoRfkl 4! q }a Nn g. sf i X s.ss
A .."s'ss.l F 2 {; sA sssSd f sS 81 ss
s;is ssS n Tssf 4 GSRlE
STELLA -sHAWLs. LAWNS. 0av VIA -,
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N TIE 2Sth JULY, at II O'Clock, we will
lowing STOCKS: "Ne0"' ''' 'oA
10000 Elrs inia State Stock,
10-oG0 Richmond CITY Stock.
50O Va Tenn. r. K. I'd Mortgage Bonds
ooo26ran3e Alexandria r. r. 8 per cent
LII" Crane Alexandria R. r. per cent
Stock. ~
Persons desiring to add to the above. can do so
ut any time prior To day of sale
G. PURCELLa co.
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osOOIS, SHOES. HATS, &c. AT AUG
Iio N.1On MONDAY, 18th INST, at 10 O'Clock, |
MI W sell at my store, laree invoice of HATS
BOOTS and SHOES. embracing one OF the best "a,
sorted lots offered this gesson
the sale is postive-the invoice belonsiug to a EN-
'lernan who has determined to change his business
iERhs-All sums over 500, 90 DAYS. for neso-
table paper. f. r. COOK
~ % " h,o,?O,
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fIoMICIDR.-N"ar Stevenson, Ala, June 20,
l)r Helton shot and killed Col. Gibson, his
father-iu-laW. q. went TO lis Al night, with
loaded gun IN hand. and took some dozen OF
hfs negroes with him. declaring his purpose to
shoot him. Dr. a. saw him point his gun
through Il -e;s dow of his house, and fUrWaru-
ed 81 MS purpose. shot him down. DIR, H. was
,,4 the outside OF his house lie was promptly
discharge on examination before Il Justice.
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yINEN YEARS AGO.-Ten years ago BUR-
L ROWS RELIABLE MEDICINE was lntre-
duced to the public. As certain Fened, for ~ PH-
Ills. and in all that time il has never failed 20
cure the patient where The directions hs We been toll
lowed; Persons SUFFERING from the cfec OF this ter
rbie disease assured Of its efficacy and are re
minded of the fact that the proprietor - resdr 70
return the money should no relic, TO B'w ~ ne
WARING & PEARCE, and drus alsts generally.
]. W. BtRROW 4 CO:
ixs-tf Church st.. No folk. Va
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&iEf'L w. HAIR " GOD.

toy ern0r street. kichniont
| have now on hand the largest and most exten
slve Stoch of Fl RNlli'RE and MATTRESSES
that has h"eu offered to the public for many years
The GOODS are al the latest amt most fashionable
81 les, and made OF seasoned tnher and II, the
best worhmen. All in want Of articles IN my me
viii do well to examine MY stock hetore hutnz.
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DEAD.-1he French General Anger, wound
III badly n S0i1erino, died under the hands of
The surgeon, who deemed necessary the dis
articulation Of the shoulder. The General
Dicn is very seriously wounded, and III great
s.a.rsG
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AUCTION sALEs.
BY Coddin x App-rx.,, -.
FUTURE DAYS

| A rsGJ. IA. AND gEs,m ABLY LOCATED
SIDE OF CT III. y" III Giif; d IL, ~ THE NoRTH
g HfaFif bK5oN STREET. FOR SALE IF 1 nNp
IL, n.1N.-M III he sold on tt E5DAY the 2sih inix
n, tho valuable private DW ELIdNG, located a.
a,1Ne, now ~ the occupancy oi jude Jnmcs n IL
- Row IA good repair, md has ample accomna.,a
lions lor n larze family. indeed, the Ho,,sa =
llrgef than most built after its clan The lnt front.
~ ieet, rns back about fs0 feet TO wide allev The
location oi the property is in very desirable and
improving part of the city. ~
TERMS -Uns fourth cash: balance Mt s, u and IA
months, for negotiable notes. interest added Sc
saecl ny a trust deed. By request of tho trustees
field GfiIofifWS Abb ipS.nSH ms
jy l5 " auct;an.s.
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The father of Paealn0re Williamson sent one
hundred dollars 70 Professor Peck, AZ has con-
irritation towards the relief Of tic inlpris 1ned
ObrrIin rescueIs while they remained III Jail IN
Cleveland.
The President has rendered the Central
biA rica. Mission TO Hon. ID. NJ. Barrlnger
~ North Carolina, formerly a member OF Con-
GUS. and subseq uently Minister 10 Spain.
The Vienna Presse having stated that Gyu-
lai aas going 10 take the waters, At Baden,
lnq uires somew hat pointedly, "Niil he fahe
them E.
NJ. de Morny has been appointed President
OF the Legislative body by au iinperla! decrte
dated Brcscia June 4.
The Catholic Church al Augusta, Ga, was
lire 10 on Tuesday, and n valuable paint
Ing OF the Cru.if1iou burnt.
W, X. c. Douglas, Esq, of Va, has received
at appointment 81 The War Department st
Washington.
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received large lot Of D: B. &
| n. W. Harris laht pressed APRICOT and
luxury OF THE pE0Pf. Z. and many other APP
proved brands which We offer 20 our friends and
the public generally, at very low prices. We would
invite all wanting to purchase tn rive us call and
examine our stock, at No. ~ Pearl St.; Richnond,
Va, GEO. ]. SUMNER.
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HOMICIDE At FuRT AEaUt '<LE. - Major
Hurst charged with the Inurt; D." al TWO young
li..u hy the name q Rector 1T Fort Arbuchle
his been captured aud taken to jail NJ Van
Buren,. Arkansas. Hurst is connected with
the arlny bur IS not IA officer
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{ COMMISSIONERS = SAia' or REAL
- - IAFE, SLAVE AND + URNIT URE +. As
commissioner appointed BY decree of the Cjrcuit
Court of Henrieo county. pronounced on the 2sth
dsy OF April 1889 IN the case St led Flourno, VS.
Flournoy. &c.;' ! shall on MONDAY. the 25th
July, At A. o'clock, P. NJ. (f fair: # not the next
aT da. thereafter sell upon the premises, the
tain lot or parcel of round |, IN in the connts of
Henrco, near Richmond havin. a front of 421. feet
ton to the city of Richmond, and runnins back
from the junction OF 23d street with Adams street
l32. being : part of Lot No. 2 OF Square No M
in plan of lots annexed to the deed made by viii
ham Cullins sworth and wife to R.V. Beazley dated
and Improvements thereon.
Alter tho sale Of the aboye property, will be sold
asmaii negro girl. about i've ears old; also. LOT
OF Furniture, conslsttnr of Beds, Chairs, Tables
Wardrobes. a Cookln5 Stove, &c.
Terms: The real property, one third cash: the
curlty, carryIns interest. and the title to he retain
ed until the purchase money is paid. For the per
sonal property, cash will be required.
PARkE POINDEXTER, Com'r.
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THH PAcIFIC SQUADRON FLAG OFFICKR.-
CAplatiH .fJhA h. MoniEphFry has been APP
POINTED ftaz officer OF The Pacific squadron and
viii proceed To his post across the / hmus on
lhe steamer oI the 5th OF August, Flag Officer
Montg lInery succeeds Flag officer Long, de-
taehp,i in consequence Of Ill health. The Lam
caster is the now flag ship OF the squadron.
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hVHEh HOW AKD, IIerk. Je 3U-1aW4W III
fINO MESNRS. :. b. Turner AND HI.

Il RAM TCRNER; -You viii please take notice
that ! shall proceed, al the Office oil Messrs. Au~
snst X Randolph; IN the city OF Richmond. Vlr-
Rlnta, on the 3th day OF AUGUST 1889, between the
Aon5s OF A. NJ, and 6 2. A.. Of thst tav to take
tAe dispositions OF T.. VI. FERNEYHOUGH and
others, to he read in evidence for me in certain
SAT- pending IN the Circuit Court OF the city OF
Richmond, wherein you are Defendants and am
Fiqintf If the taking OF the said depositions
shall from any cause. not be commenced, or, be
Ing commenced, shall not be completed. on the dav
aforesaid. the taking OF the said depostions will be
adjourned from time to time, until the takns OF the
same shall be completed. y. IL. CHALkLET.
La l4-llaIX
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TWO MINERS Ill RDERED.--On Sunday, Goth
June. VIA. slaughter, W. b. Kennedy and Dir.
Shank went on prospects ing tour from Greg
ury = Diggiugs. Kansas Territory, b. had not
gone over twenty miles when the iwo latter
were murdered hy five Utah Indians, The for
mer escaping with much difficulty.
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sTOR SALE--A MAN between 40 and - years of
L age who has been an excellent dining room ser
want His owner, living in another State, would be
wiil~s to sell him for low price to any one living
within n short distance OF Richnonu, where ne
Jail.
ALso-A BLACKSMITH about Is years OF age,
of Eue si1 ly 2l-e0d6tS
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-03-25

STATE OF CONNECTICUT,
New Haven County,
New Haven Jsnuory 81, 1859.
Personally appe are. Wells Southworth, President,
and Levi b. Bradley secretary of the City Fire In
sursnce C,mpany, and severally made oath that the
foregoing statement OF the condition CT .aid Com
pany on the frst dAv OF January 1853 by them sub
scribed Just and true, and til they the above
described officers or sail Company beforeme
RI q, JOHN 8 GRAVES.
To- - Notary Public.
Peb2S
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MEDICAL.
flMgg'sGOOd SanmaPppanSs
InsmsedlNss Rclte
Keep IL IN your Family, for 6sctneeo
comes when you do NOT expect Is.

r1sHis 10 al bpi.Tn-i and Hxtesnai Meisesne osm-
/ roeed ~ h'o,s, herbs. aDss hasks, sach a. ,ur
10 ETA hsrs us~i There h. boabtifu supply % ~
Earth 90 cure al compisiots N ve only IN. y vhst
ley were A0i ne~ he Good eamAr ssan brtrrs M
good news snd glsd titir e.
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RAILROADS
Chicago h Rsck Island RailreoA
DVGmfe1. .aav-r01a~em<saf.

nE and ster SUNDAY Dec. 9th 1855, and snel
\Ifurfher notice trains viii leave RocA lslaad daily
Sundays excepted - foll0vs:
LIST mail train ~ 10 n y
ID freight lI.loA =
3D. night express IL p. n.
Trains arrive At Rock Islsad daily, sundays e.
oepted follows
LIST night express ~ 80 A. y.
I'd freight trains 81 500 p. II.
I'd mall train At 1.10P. u.
All this road In direct oonnsxIr0 q
Chicago with trains over both the MichGan 0outheSn
Michigan Central, Pit,sLurg, Fort Wayne and Chica
go Rail Road To and from Detroit, Toledo.
Cleveland, Columbus, Cincinnati, YittsburaA,
Dunkirk, Bu9Aio Niagara Pals, Albany, Nov Yosh,
Philadelphia, Baltimore and Washington. Also q
IASene with trains Of the Illinois OentrAl DnaAe
North to 0senA and South 70 81 I0uis and Oass, =
which places tickets can b. procured Of
W. b. 6remDelle f1rket Assent,
Agents, =. =. Depot. Rock lalaaA.
Passengers reminded OF the estty q elveno
distinct directions the of ths1P 49,
gage also u procure before takfns their eeoao
In the the conductors collect fares only = Sta
items the line Of the Chicago ARock lsad YaruaA
JOHN ?. TRACY, SupsrintaoAsaA.
". n WHITMAN, Asst Sup't.
Rock and. Dec. s, l8As tdtfl
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WATER WHEELS.
VANDEWATERS
Recently Improved Jenval Turbine
Ator wheel.


O0ce, No. 81 South CLARK Street.
CHICAGO.
OFFER this Improved TnIbine water Wheal u
J the public with the fullest confidence and aseu-
rance Of Its
SUPERIORITY OVER ALL OTHER WHHR1s.
without any exception. They ere veil sdsptsd 70
land have been tested tn) Mills Of all dsscriptioas.
They give very
otca6y and UnifsRa 0poeA.
And are we'll adapted to ve = high % well n ve,v
low heads old falls. rhey Will w,rk veil in boeS
watsl without any materis loss Of power, and Are
Dot troubled with Ice, they are set insiAe Of the
foreaay and discharged tnderneash. Il reouires 4
small s.eu.s q soaring e get sp . high spssd,
eests but little % 81 ~, And Rms upon etsp ~
needs citing, and VII last fes ysass. Ms whael
y eapalle u yielding pover eeh0 - . 6 -
esas oftAe WAelo peUsI a tAs vaAsr (eeeordins 81
- seerss Il aaisA q - vAssal us1ss - 49,
onlA1e, 81 = = ca0ne = = OoGgan1o1 = 80 -
= ~ D0UR ~ 6ewN = ~ tGoeo ~ - M e0lS
0ee1oo vA0 SeeOssly - - - o1aso1.
49, 0e0nv - 4UUo oo1ologlo ~ 80.
40 e (1zss1:s3e 80 * = .sT eese
s1eay 49, n1ppSoAnA ~
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JULIUS CHESRBROUCH

MOULD respectfully inform the inhabitants Of
w Davenport and vicinity that he has opened an
once directly the Davenport Gas Co. ., In Mer-
wins Block on Perry, between THIRD and Fourth
for the transaction Of Mechanical and Operative Den.
ttstry In ali Its branches Having received ins.ruc-
tns from, and during the rast year been associated
WITH OF the able practitioners in the East he
feels confident that any operations entrus ed to him
Will be executed In careful and skillful manner
He VII, be most happy to show any who may favor
him with call, his recommendations, which are Of
the highest Character; and would invite the most
critical examination upon oil work committed 10 bis
hands. All operations registered and warranted d.
He soicits share Of the public patronage and takes
pleasure in submitting the following testimonial:
NEW LosDoH, Oct. %, 1857.
This nay certify that DR. j. ChesebPough has en-
pupil Of mine in the study Of Dentistry and that
during the past year. he has operated with me in nv
coincidence. snd csrdiaily recommend him to any
Wishing such services - those Of careful and ski.
eui Dental Operator. Wv 6HDYHI1LD.
And also In referring 70 nessrs.
Q. :. Z o. Shepard, Hon +. ". Williams,
= o. learned, Dr.. v. ". 6he0eid,
Hon Rbeneze1 Learned, J Learned.
Dr: LAWS Beta, Rev Daniel Huntingtoo.
~ Browne. DR. StoddaEd,
Of New London, Gem also 10
Dr. nerrewDs IN D 1ansWs,
Had II Oannea, DR. 1ahee,
vness.az. 1svJ 1es.a,
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Mems Heavy boots,
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WINTER ARRANGEMENT.
Mississippi 4 Missouri j. J

Trains run by Chic.go time, which Il twelve min
nt.s faster than Davenport time.
I'm and after Monday, Jan 10Th, 1853, and until
~ further notice, trains will leave Davenport, sos
Muscatine, Columbus City, Washington and Iowa
0ty t3undays sxceptedO - fci.ows:
lsi Express and NAH Train Al 90 a n
Trains will leave Davenport for Oh,cssodsiiy. Sun
iays excepted as follows:
LIST Mail Train, at oa q
ID Rx2ress Train, ~ geo q
Trains arrive 81 Davenpos, daily. (ssnAays ssesp
PROM TEE EAST.
LIST Express Train at SIS A. Z,
ID Mail Train, At 756 pM
TA0A THE WEsT.
LIST ExpIesR and NAH Train, ~ SWpu
Trains run BY Chicago time, which II twelve min
ute- faster than Davenport time.
All trains ont Of Davenport will make oonnacsioos
st Columbs City, Washington and Iowa CITY With
the Western stage Co.'S stages for all points W est
The Passenger Train CONNECT. ~ Rock IsiAnd WITH
Chicaya Rock Island Railroad trains for Ill points
East, North aud South.
Passengers reminded Of the necessity Of aiving
distinct direction the destination OF their hog
gage Also before taking heir seees 10
the cars.
n. Is. The Morning 1855 A M trAif for III East
cnnrect- at }, lit With trsibs tie Michigan Gen.
al X at the Jur cti. with trains On the Piits
burg, Y. wH,ne Chic 70 4. ~ CHICAGO with
tram on the nichigAn Southern and Michigan Cen
trail R.i Roads.
J.,9-du JOHN p. TRACY, sups.