davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1859-10-13

F1SEp.-The man Heenan who owcd his lnte
escape from justice to the unjastiGable interfer-
ence Of an elevated city official, Was brought up
and fined SO yesterday for beating his wife.
TIE CAxPpE11s,-The Campbells are drawing
huge houses nj Metropolitan Hail. They arc IN
iaimitable troupe, land attract the best audi
cnces. Every body goes 10 hear them,
Losr.-A two year old boy is missing from
No. IS Monroe street. He had on blue plaid
sack, white stockings; hair very light; right
hand burned and bandaged.
ASExrESslvE DUMP.-A train Of gravel cars,
day before yesterday, on the Joliet and Chica-
60 Railroad, rau off the track into the river, ut
bridgeport, Il bridge having been left open. No
person injured.
AonE or Tue Sco7T Casa considerable
amount Of booty, other than that before fccoy-
cred, has been found by the officers on the
premises Of Chambers Scott, now in custody
for larceny.
4 F1nE Tn1Er.-The mcanest Of thieves is he
who profits By the distress and confusion at 4
fire. Yesterday man named Thomas Tholn-
son WAS held to bail for larceny ut the great fire
in the West Division.
A WAus1sG.-A dwelling, No. 10 buffalo
street, Ind q narrow escape from destruction by
fire. It has been found that the chimney had
no bottom, but left wooden surface directly
exposed to the interior Of the aue. Criminal
carclessness.
TAKE Noucs.-Buycrs of furniture, carpets,
aad housekeeping goods, will do well to attend
the auction sale at the sa1esrooms, No. e Lake
street, By Messrs. Gilbert l. Sampson, at 81
O'Clock this morning. See advertisement in
another column.
TUE AMERICAN EXPRESS Co.-The American
Express Company announce that on Monday
next they will open their establishment il their
new and commodious double store on the cor
ner of Lake md Dearborn street, one Of the Gu-
est locations in the city.
THg EriscorAL CoNvxS7loS.-To-day has
been appointed for the conservation Of tic new
bishops elect, in the General Episcopal Conyen-
| ton at Philadelphia Among them, as is we'll
known, is Rev. Mr. Whirplc, late Of this city,
| now to be placed over the Diocese Of Minnesota,
! HELD 70 DA11~-4at the conclusion of their cz-
animation Yesterday afternoon the two mcn
Rodolphus Lehman and john Abelle were held
to bail for the Erie street arson case on Sunday
last, tue former in $500, the lattcr in 81 1..st.
They haye been committed in default.
| NOVEMBER MAGAz1Sgs.-I'eterson's, Dal!op's
Monthly, 1eslie's Budget Of Fun, aud Yankee
Notions, for November, hare been received by
McNnlly Co., No. II Dearborn street. who also
hare the English papers Of September -, mud Il
fair supply Of the Art Journal for September.
PICKING 4 LApr's pocKEr.-4A chap who gayt
his name rs Clark, was arrested yesterday al
the Post Office, just as he had taken portmon
naic containing $40 from lady's pocket. !
Young girl saw the scamp in the act, and gave
the nlasm, and be is in fair why for pcnltcnct
and the Ienitentiary.
llrRGLARs ADou1.-A most determined ut
tempt on The rart Of burglars was mnde II
break into the Music Store Of Warren l. Co.
on Madison cast Of Clark street on Tuesda,
night. The front door was forced open, but t
couing up Of policeman drore away til
|
, 1859-10-13

MonE or TUE ScoTT CAsE,-A considerable
amount Of booty, other than that before fccoy-
cred, has been found BY the officers on the
premises Of Chambers Scott, now in custody
for larceny.
, 1859-10-13

TUE AMERICAN ExrREss Co.-The American
Express Company announce that on Monday
next they wilIopen their establishment in their
new and cornnodious double store on the cor
uer Of Lake ind Dearborn street, one Of the tiu-
est locations in the city.
, 1859-10-13

Browns Bronchial Trochcs.
Browns Bronchial Troches-
Bronchial Trochos.
Bronchial T1oches.
Browns Troches.
Browns Troches~
Troches.
Troches.
" "Fsscuiueot1r the fsss 1ad best"
REV. HENRY WARD BEEClrEE.
II recommend their to Pubic Speakers"
REV. E II. CHAP!N, NEW YORK.
"Great service In subiulnk lIoa1~ness.~
REV. DANIEL WISE. NEW YORK.
tava proved theu excellent for whoopIrs Cough
REV H. II. WARREN, BOSTON.
"GEeat benefit in affections Of the Bronchial Organs
DR.. r. ". LANE, BOSTON.
~ simple ard elegant combination fr Coughs. kc.-
DE- G. F. BI0ELOw. HosToS.
"Contain no Opium or anythio= lnjuslous.-
DR.. "A. HAYES. CHEMIST. BOSTON.
ye7y beneaeai In cltanE the throas vixen competed to
spe1k though suffering fsrm Cold"
REV. ST.. r. ANDERSON, ST. LOUIS.
II heartily uni:e lu the above commeniatlon."
REV. II. SCuCTLElc, st. LOUIS.
~ friend having tried uany remedies for A.ha with no
benefit, found relief from the Troches.-
REV. D. LET'S. FRANKFORT. I'LL.
r Sold BY Druggists everywhere, Is centa per Eox-As
Sold by PENTON j. CO.,
ocloas4ssm ~ Lake street. oppe.ste fremont Hou.e
, 1859-10-13

TIFTY CASES MEMS FRENCH
CALF fScwed} PATENT LEATHER BOOTS,
from ii the best manufactures In tie United Siates
and to1d y the sngle rsf the dozen follows:
LtaHl l1fG.
ia -.
ocl. .a66l-sw Metropolitan Block
, 1859-10-13

Losr.-A two year old boy is missing from,
No. IS Monroe street. He had on blue plaid
sack, white stockings; hair very light right
hand burned and bandaged.
, 1859-10-13

-1y Read the statement below mhde By
prof. E. y. Kent. Chemist, New York. Then
call and purchase Kerosene or Coal Lamp Al
lie Lamp md Oil Emporium, 12G South CLARK
street.
To produce the same amount Of light Us from
nm nal}nn nf kerosena Oil ut Il SO. Misl re.
, 1859-10-13

TAKE No1zcx+-Buycrs of furniture, carpets,
aad housekeeping goods, will do well to attend
the auction sale at the salesrooms, No. ea Lake
street, By Messrs. Gilbert 4 Sampson, at :tt
another cn1unn-
, 1859-10-13

Added to these were large quantities Of water
melons, egg-plants and peppers, some fine
stalks Of the Victoria rhubarb. ochrc, spinnagc,
lettuce, monster cabbagcs, aud great number
of turnips. BESIDES enough to supply the Tte~
mont House, the owners sold $500 worth Of
cucambers, and $500 worth Of asparagus.
With the above figures mny be given the fol-
lowing exhibit as very nearly co1rec', showing
tue debit and credit Of This admirable farm:
, 1859-10-13

CASE or ALLEGED FnArD.-EaAi,ria ri. Fore
man Brothers-The case Of FreitrieE II. Edid-
ria r.. Henry Foreman, tt. al, was again
brought to trin1 in the Superior Court yestcs-
day, before Lis honor, Judge Higgins. 1t will
be remembered thai this case was tried son,c-
time since, resulting in verdict Of $2.70o for
the plaintiff, Us reported at tue time in the
paEss AND Tn1ursE. i new trial was subse-
quent'y granted.
The evidence Of the plaintiff has not becn
concluded, and the defendants have not yet
opened their line Of defence; but from the state
ments made 50 far, il seems that Nj. Baldwin,
living ia Oswego, Kendall county, Obtained. in
exchange for his farm, house and lot on North
Ia Sale street, in Chicago; which property lie
traded to Foreman Brothers, Wholesale clothing
merchants on Lake street, for $1,000 worth of
goods, Mt fifteen per cent above New York cost,
consisting principally of clothing. This cloth.
ing was mostly selected by slr. Trip, of th
firm Of Trip, Hale l. Co., who was to get por'
ton it.
1t is alleged, by tic plaintiff, that tho goods,
upon delivery, proved to be Of quality inferior
to that agreed upon, were at c1orbitant prlses,
mud many Of them Of ditfereu. kidns from those
selected; for all which this action is now
brought to recover damages. The plaintiffs
will probably conclude to-day, and the defence
open their case. For plaintiffs, Farwell Smith;
for defendant, Mc.Allister aud Van Buren,.
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THE ATLANTIC MONTHLY for Angus. |. at hand.
It's table OF contents contains the following /:
The Dramatic element IN the Bible, The Ring
Fet.er. The End Of ALL Birds Of the Night. A trip
to Cubs, Daiel Gray. The Minister'S Wooing The
Zcuaves, The Professor a. the Breakfast.T oble.
The Italian War, Reviews and Literary Notices
and Recon. American Publications &c." and
these articles are by the ablest writer. In the
country. No one should be wi.hoa: tho Atla.ic
HARpER's MONTHLY for August il on our table
filed as usual with an interesting variety Of road
nV matter and many fine Illustrations We no.
ticc several pieces By or most popular au.hors
You can find nothing more enjoy able this warm
weather than Harpen.
THE GREAT RErrpLIc for August Is on our IA.
bic. looking fine ever and looking a. It's cor.
tents We are fully satisfied tina: It isliving mp to
lis motto which Is Onward
We notice severa. entertaining papers 10 also
the CONNIE ncenent Of the new novel Of The
mother OF a Msrchoness." by Edmond About
author Of king Of tho Mountains" etc. tits
published by Oaksmith tco. ll?&ll4 William
ST., New York.
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The Late King OF Sweden.

Oscar l., King Of Sweden and Norway,
Whole death is announced in the tele-
graphic summary of the Africa's news,
was born in Paris, July 5, 1893 He
was the son Of King Charles XIV. MAR
shall Bernado,te) and his wife, Mile
Desiree Clary, the daughter of a Mar
settles merchant. and the sister Of Mad
anne Joseph Bonaparte. He assembled
the Swedish throne on the death Of his
father, in 1874. In 1923. he was mar.
ried in Stockholm to josephine Maxim
LLAMA, daughter Of Eugene Beauharoois.
whose wife was Augusta Amelia, Princess
of Bavaria. His first son, Charles, was
born May 5. 1926, aud received the title
Of Duke Of Schooner his second, Eraocis,
born July 8, 1927, Duke Of Upland; his
third, Oscar, born in 1929, Duke of
Cortland.
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4 Staple AIticle.-We would cal. the attep-
ton Of our friends to the following:
uAsEsnIlL, Ms,S, Feb. :, 1857.
Dear Sir: Permit me the pleasugc Of stating
to you The qualification I have In vending and
the universal fave. Hooiiand's German Bi,te,s
meet with, by nearly every person who Inns had
occasion TO test their virtues IN this vicinity
This establishment has had the agency Of your
raedicine since 1853. and can safely say there
has been no remedy placed before the public,
within tn. scope Of my knowledge, that has met
SO mach general favor, and 80 worthlly. as the
German B.tters. have no hesitation in recon-
ncuding them TO our customers. suffering with
diseases for which they are appropriate, feeling
confident from past experience that they win do
all. and even more. than Ia promised u them
In Dyspepsis and Liver Complaint, defy IN
equal. TO Druggists can recommend them rs
a safe investment, md to the public 90 II truly
worthy remedy. Very truly yours.
Dr. c. NJ. JACKSON. CD. EMERSON.
These Filters can be had OF any drdgy.st or
dealer in medicines. In the United States or Can.
adas. q, 10 cents per bottle. They are prepared
by Dr. c. u. Jackson AS Arch St., Philadelphia,
Pa, and every bottle has La signature ea the
wrapper.
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TO Z ERR FEMALE ~ 7HE UNITED
STATES
Mrs. MONrAGUE's FEMALE CORDIAL

ME- HUN .AVI E'c ASNhAL1 lONDENT
U>oE THE CURE OF ALL THOSE pAINr,'I.
DISEASES PECULIAR TO WOMEN
,,- a,, =,
s. "a ~ =, ,'l n,an. las sI'.e'sa via
s. n. w =, - 'u.on ~ lein".es'
stsuus IN, - ,.",.:s. IN =, "5 Tue
oin.,eIs Means ; ~ a' ~ ,o ne, Iene, 20 no
ssa ."S pNn n "pon :! ".a"s ~ hs. IRENE,
70 s.s I'm h ,o,,,ar ha.,,h vii pn,p'sa o.
i.s1.iu l,s ae, 800. my .nsis' s'le
eo'ainea u pfsSe..ps'" .''Hn Spanish 'hSS'c'ah'
Whose silver locks
Were teGding to the grare.'
With which, through the mercy Of God she was
,e.,ored 10 her yon;hfui health.
After her return she made known to hundreds
of her Hema,c sufferers the effects Of the nmedy
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CORNELL CoLLEGE.---The second an.
nual commencement exercises of this
Furnishing institution, located At Mt.
Vernon. Linn, county, took place ON the
10Th inst From report given by the
Cedar Rapids Times, we learn that every
thing passed of credi,ably to sil concern
ed. The degree of A. B. was conferred
On j. G. Safely and j. A. b. Pullman,
and tho degree of Mistress Of English
Literature, on Lydia A. Miller, Sarah +.
Bcedc and Mary A. Clumbbuck:-they
being the FIRST graduates Of the institu.
ton. The number of students in attend
ance during the last year is given in tho
catalogue as 32l, being more than any
previous year. Tho next torn commenc es
on the lst Of September. {
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NOTICE.

'l'HE Subscribers TO tie Capital Stock Of the
l Upton Railroad Company IRE hereby mott.
fed that the 9th instsln,ent Of ten per cent. on
each share of the stock subscribed to said Com
pany will he due Oh iha 10th day Of August A..
y. 1859. Payable ut the siiiee OF the Treasurer
\. D.--':o ull Whom II May Concern.
CLARK i TaoMrsoS's accounts with the Upton
Railroad Co. will bs finally closed up On The lst
of August next, and no paper OF theirs viii be
received after that date BY the Company.
by order vi the Board,
5. J. CREW. rrest.
4. GILBERT, Sec. fully lo-&w)
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Our THANKS are due TO W. L CAR
ROLL, Architect, for fne photograph
of our new Court House As the work
on the Court House approaches couple
ton, every one can see that the architect
aud superintendent is fully competen,
for his station and does his duty fear
less y. We commend Mr.. Carroll, (of
Davcnpor:) to all in need Of the services
Of an architect
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nsh- We are constantly in reccip. of
synonymous communications. We SUP.
posed it was understood that such would
not be published or even read. We
must have the name of the author. We
sish it for our own use and not neees...
ri'y for publication.
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Tue REASON why our subscribers on
the line Of the c., l. & n. +. Il. did no..
get their papers last week US usual is
that the mail carrier left here for Lou
don at II 4. NJ. on Friday, instead Of .,
/ ?. NJ, as had been agreed. Our pa
pers were at the Office before noon, bu,
the mail had gone unbeknown to Us.
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rasNosr, Cedar CO.. lows, JAY lesh 1850.
Esssea ~ Apvsarnr1:-Plas aanesnes The naae
u 1ENAS ERoS, % Fremont Township, - aessAiasss
for The once Of sheriff for Cedar cosasy, sases = NE
d-eision u the Republican County cen,eatioa, card
ebiiy: MANY A9fU1ilCA41.
4 eaass dollar wiz BE- naAs, II sAsA esse, sor
an .ou &C, az the ssnss Of cood!dasea.
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WE ARE under obligations to Hon. J.
Harlan, for copy of his speech, dcliv.
cred before the late Republican State
Convention at Des Moines, Oh the res pom.
sibilIty, the practice and policy of the
Democratic party, since the inauguration
Of President Pierce. We hope to give
our readers some extracts FROM i: in fu.
ture numbers of the Aduertt>sr.
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Hon. J. HARLAN, has our thanks for
volume ten Of the Reports Of the Pacific
Railroad Surveys. This volume, a. are
most of the others, is profusely and e!c.
gantly illustrated. IA
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ES'rRAY HORSE.

TAKEN UP by J. w. Stanton. In Inland tp.,
Il Cedar CO.. Iowa on the 27:h dag CT June.
ls6a a chestnut sorrel Horse; about Il years old.
small whta stripe in his face, medium size-no
marks or brands pereeivable. Appraised al $50
before r. N. Long. Jnstico Of she Peace within
said ccursy. Jay %, 1853.
$. ". STAFFORD, Clerk.
.sr5:u.s Ey CT issM,S. nepa.p.
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THE DEANS, have received fresh ad.
dition to their stock of boots and shoes
Call and see them. They are bound to
fit in style and price.
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es-Sao'c a" a Newspaper ~hose co!umas are a,
all times cro'oded Oith nep Adp,rsissmenss, c.d .s
'r'i sAor you Community aifrs sciM business and
tsf"pr'se. The age Is m"ving on. n man TIA,
sta'd' N these slater days" Gill ~ short tive fad
himself behind hi, competitors. ar
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FLOUR: FLOUR. FLOUR!
EsTRAY HORSE.

NFECHANICSvILLF Cedar County. Jews. Ju
wi ly 18th A. D. 1859. Taken up by Henry
R.gley one Sorrei Horse, six years old Ian spring.
about fourteen and = hale hands high. cooper
colored eyes. no other marks perceivabls. and
appraised 1t Eighty Dollars before D. F. Com.
stock Justice Of tbs Peace.
29-3u. G.P. IsGEAN, Clerk
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pea- As will DO seen by his card, DR..
Carpenter has removed his Office to the
room over Basley's new furniture rooms,
next to Swetland's.
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THE WEATHER, during the past week
has been cool and delightful for harvest
ing. The small grain is now nearly oil
cut and shocked
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4 IL PERSONS having unsettled accounts
"A with the undersigned. are requested to set
tie the same by cash or note, as We are anxious
10 close our books up to July LIST 1859. We shall
continue TO sell nerch andise. Of which we have
general assortment, foi cash. or credit to re-
sponsible parties. J. L. RAY d CO.
Upton, July ath. 1sS9-3m
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Muscatine Market.

whe..-Oid Gsds70c. Flour. ss.OO6l7. 90 v BIZ
New, A0c9s46. Corn. Ia the ear. 4GQ.5Oc
Winter s5c. Oats-Old, 35Gl40.
harley. 4oqt50c. New. aOGI5oc.
Beans '1calsl 90. Eggs. no.
Apples--tireen, ss$..cc Butter, l2Ql5c.
Dried $500. Htdcs--Green.- G}6y7c.
Lumber, SiHW56 " 1000. Dryiint l5sIlGc
Live cattle 81 50 a. 5: 90 per cwt.
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tasu whips: = good assortment OF Collars DC. &c.
Which win b Sod q Prices 70 Suit the
Thmes. Call ID.
Triton. >pril Seth. 1889
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WHO WANTS WAGONSl

WHO WANTS " AIUNSI
DRAM NEW WAGONS IRON Ex WAGONS;
ID Thimo!e skein Wagons-Nn; Wagons! 40 or
80 Wsgons--well finished Wagons! All finished
painted, and arranged with oil new improve.
nents--a all inst on hand from the mandatory.
have on hand SO New Wagons. which | will
sell chez per than was ever known before In this
market CHARLES sWETLAND.
Upton, June 9TH, 1850.
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New and Popular Vocal Alu>ic.

tsKIND WoRpg." .sThe An gels told N. eo,"..0rave
my Mountain IIsne," ''Tkoagks 0! God.n I'm with
thee stl' wake Lady, wake," am leaving thee 10
sorrow, Annie. "Ever Of Thee and '.0d Nassau,
sung by the studens Of Princeton College Price -
cents each.
New and popular Irstruuasntsa.- -" Palace
Garden Polka vignette Empire or Rsiches Quad.
rifles" new dance. price 10 cen.s eaen .Piceolonni
Polka, ""ssnxtng Schcstisch ..Thomas Bakee scho,-
tssh," all with vifnettes. ..Ne~ HieYnan QuAdvssi
Is cents each. ..Crinope Walts,'' aDanviue Masur-
ka," Arabian War Cry March," 'Resding Polka !"
very last vorsovian, weimor Polka and Almra Polka
Masurks; price Is cts each. HORACE WATERS,
Nay -, lSS9l No. 800 Broadway, New York.
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Tie would respect
fully inform his
friends and custom
ers that he has on
hand . very large
assortment Of Car.
|riage. Buggy and
Wagon Harness: ls-
dies and aad-
dies; Rridles { all
kinds: buggy AMI,
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PL AIMING MILL!
G BLINDS!


THE Subscriber would invite the atten;io, Of
/ builders. and and others to his large nssoit.
men OF
Doors, Sash. Blinds, Door Frames, Win.
dow Frames, Ac.,
which he offers ut ag,eat reduction from former
prices. pauing. Scroa Saving snd turning of
every description. done tn order. Turned Newell
Posts and Bsiusters constantly on hand Psrtic
ulas attention given to ordered work, Please
call and examine before purchasing elsewhere.
GEO. F. WOOD.
Cor. Third a1t Faraan sts, ass, tbs \. Z. Bridge,
(Juiy IL, 53.jm DAyESrokf. iowa.
pEAPERsAND MOwERs.-Msnuy' = { nrivsled Pa.
~ ent Adjustable Reaper and Mower Csnbinsd, also
Atkins Self Kaker, for sale by JAS. Il c. A, NiRk.
>-~--~~~~>yNIa~r>< y -~~>~~~~>~~~>~~~~~~~~~ ~
MONEY TO LOAN
FIRST CLASS SECURITY, At fair rates.
~ Apply to C.AUGUSTUS HAVlLAND.
July Isl DAVENPORT. Iowa.
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r OR AL Z !.

4 LARGE NUMBER 0. desirable LOTS, tarso
= Dwelling Houses. aud span Of Horses.
Enquire Of J. H.sTARH.
Tirton. March &c, II. q
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Wool Carding.

THE Subscribers would respectfully announce 70 the
ci.isens VI Cedar aud adjoining counties, that they
viii carry the business Of DOL CAkDiNG, 1t their
old stand, three miles south Of Upton, this summer
They have thoroughly repaired and rehttrd their
chnery, and have also made Arrangements By which
Work will be Done on Short Notice,
avoiding the delays which were common last season.
Thankful for past favors they hope BY faithful atten
ton TO their business merit continuance OF patron.
age. y. 7. y J. N. IVES.
Tipton, May 18th, 1859 3m
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:. n. PETTENGILL 4 Co.'s
ADVERTISING AGENCY.

llo Nassau St. n. r., and 10 State ST., Boston
>. N. Petengill Co. are the asents for the Adver-
tiser and ths most influential and largest newspapers
In the United States C.nadas They are authori, ed
to contract for US at our ioSssf rates.
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Davenport Market.
A sta pie Atticle.-We would cal, the att

Whcat--new, 3oGt;5c; od501s;., Corn. 500
Coz. Da.s--new, Soc; old, SAC. Potatoes, G01ls0.
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