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SAVING AND CRINDlxG

a LII ! HOSE in want of either Of the above
"A can be accommodated by calling on the uu
derSigncd at the Forest Mills. date Parks 4 Full
wider S. where it can be had on short notice. and
th"se rom distance may depend on getting
thelr grinding with them on TUESDAYS and Fri.
days.
Flour, Corn Meal and feed of all kinds. on hand
or furnished to order
June 18th, 1853. Jaw. SUEAHEp
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ESTRAY OK,

TAKEN UP by Jonathan Z ozier, at his resi-.
denes in spingdale township, county of Cedar
and State Ut Iowa on the 18th da, of November.
\. ID. 1853. a deep red steer with some white on
the belly. also on the end of the tail; both ho ms
a little dropped: the under half Of the left ear
square cropped; the right ear has a square crop
and slit. Age, three Years last spring, and al-
praised at twenty thee dollars
Al.ONZO SHAW, Crk
Cedar county Iowa.
Tirton Dec. 10th, A. i. 1859 SIMS
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THREE ESTR COLTS

THREE ESTRAY COLTS.
Taken up by Ephran Brink. at his residence
in Nasal Township. Cedar County, lowa,on tn,
lltii day OF Now. b ls'9, one o. said Colts to
be an Iron Grey Horse Colt. two years old last
Spring, with right hind foot white and appraised
at 500. One iron Grey Horse Colt one year ol,
and appraised at $50 tine Red >urrel Horse
Colt one year old, aud appraised ut $50.
ALUNZ SHAW Crk s
Cedar County Iowa
Upton Dec, 10th, A ID 1889 Sims
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Two cstrny Cows and O,se G;aii.

Taken up by +. I. Garlic. at his residence in
Center Town'ip. Cedar Coanty. Iowa, on the
5lst day OF December, 4. d. 1853. one white 4
red COW with dropped horns & about 4 wears old
AMI appraised at Sl4: and one white and
black COW with line back and about six wears
old and appraised AT S!2 Also one calf ap.
praised at 81.
ALnNZO SHAW, Crk.
Upton, January 'th, lsGO, c G. Iowa.
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New Music !...'Sarah Jane Lee !''..s'ong
and Chorus.
4 VERY BEAUTIFUL FLOWING MELODY. with
easy accompan' ment; can he sung by children AS
we'll adults. aud will become one Of the mo st
popular songs of the day Sentiment of the eN
ceent. Price 20 cents mailed free. Just published
ny HORACE WATERS.
Nay - i-o3 No. ,33 Broadway, New York.
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Singers Sewing Machine.
FIFTY UOLLARN'
SINGERS STANDARD MACHINES

iof manufacturing purpuscs, which are well
SHOWN to he without any successful rival in ,b.
market. Much has recently been published in
regard to various stitches made by Aewiup ma
chiheS. We will take IL for granted that all the
WI" Knows the tact, at singers Machines
man the nest stitch ever invented, aud do it in
the best style.
4" send Tor copy of ~ Singer s. Co's
'as"he, which contains full Information about
prices sizes etc, OF ing machines and utU b.
sTi tt'G grat" SINGER 4 CO.
Jan. ~, 1850: As Hrondray N,w York
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These Machines sew from two spoos. AZ pur
chased from the store. requiring no rc.windinc
of thre all thy Hem. Fell, Gather and Stitch in
superior style. finishing each seem 10y THEN
owl operation without recourse to the hand
needle. They will 60 better and cheaper sew.
ing than seamstIess can, even if she works 70,
ONE CENT An Io'R, and are, PROFESSIONALLY, the
BEST MACHINES in the market Tor family sewing
on account Of their simplicity, Durability, ease
of management, and adaptation to all varieties
Of family Misunderstanding either heavy o,
fine work with equal facility and without 81 ecial
adjustment
A. evidence Of the urquestiCnt superiority
II their Machines. the Grover Il Baker Sewing
Machine Company leg leave to refer to the fol
loWin
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LAND FOR SALE.

THE un,erSi gned has -FOUR hundred and atty
acres OF land for sale. living in Cover TOWNSHIP =
Cedar county, Iowa. near the new ferry, in seq.
lions number ten. cir!rn fuurtcen an fifteen
with five good dwelling houses ell finished with
one hhndred and >e>,n' acres under good fenC,
md one hundred and tive acres in cultivation
and a stream OF ncverfating wafer with q mill
seat. All ct which she etters tor sale in sma
quantities or the whole together. Seventy acres
of the above Is heavy timber land
ELIZABETH WOY.
January 5th. lsG0.
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50 Niles West of the Mississippi


follows:
TRAINS WESTWARD.
EXPIEss TRAIN
Leave Chicago, Wells st. Depot IllOr.M
Leave Clinton, s.I5..n
Arrive at Cedar Rapids, l23Orn
AC, OMMoDATi0S TRAN
Leave tlInt n, 10 l0A.H
Arrive at cedar Rapids, 4.lOrA
TRAINS EASTWARD.
Exr. TRAIN-Leaye Gear Rapids, 2OOrE
Arrive NJ Clinton Al5rE
Arrive at Chicago, AO0AH
Aeon. TRAiS-Leaye Cedar Rapids 9lOA.s.
Arrive at Clinton, 3lOrH
At Dewitt with stages for Davenport NxqaoIt
Ia and Amamoso.
At Yankee Run. with stages for Toronto, Tip
ton Mechaniesville. Mt. Vernon aud Cedar Rap
ids
Freight trains leave daily,
The shortest. cheapest and most expedi,su
route from ceAtral Iowa to Chicago, or any p.i.
east.
nJ- An agent will be At the depot in Fulton 10
receive all baggac for Clinton or the Road. which
will be conveyed across the river free Of chn,xs
Freight Trains leave daily.
NJ SMITH, Eng. and superinte ndest.
NJ HAN. General Fr't and ,ick:t A gent.
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NER>ONS Patent Sugar Cane Cruslcr which shnuld
be III NE hards Of every Farmer.
For sale ny JAS. q {. A. NNER
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PL ASTERlNC.
the subscribers will be prepared
TODD plastcriny. and all other kinds Of Mason
WORK, the coming season. One of them will al
ways be found at tn New Court House
EDWARD GOLDEN
Upton, Jan. 30, %. (5y( THOMAS GODDEN
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TIPToN1,@
National, Mercantile and Business H.,
ooLLBG 81

Situated: Corner Of 5th and Brady .
DAVENPORT, IOWA.
Founded by Davis / Upton. April, 1853
.. ,. Upton, Pri.oipal and Propvter
DIRECTORS:
Hon John p. Cook, Rev. II. NJ Psv.,n,
Hon Jno. +. Dillon, DR.. J. J. Burr. sDD
h. B. Wood~srd. Esq n. A. Wuppe,n..
william Allen. Esq N. h. Ruford En '14
Jno L. Cofin. Esq Isaac Negus, "a.
Chas r. Putnam. Esq Henry b. EvaM,Es
Price, Esq ID. N Richardson's
X. A. O'Iiea Esq Col. j. w. Young
Vim T Clark, Esq l.. \. Macklot. Eso
ton in the West, for the proper education Of rr,
men for business. "
AFrLL SrArr Of competent teachers, is Contact,
employed here. The Lecturers are the mos, siss,S
| men Of the country.
| REFERENCES:-TBr ENTIRE b. srHrss Cos,r,,
and Editorial Corps Of the Cities Of Davenport. kn,
| Island and Peoria. ""'
| Young men will find. by proper inquiry tha,bv
uatng at this College, they will obtain very imn,s
advantages over the graduates Of any other Can
cial Institution in the country. The Course Of S
comprises both foreign and domestic business ,na
braces Matter Of Practice in Commercial sci.nr. I
At-wholy unknown to common tesch-r,-.n,s,.a @
is Obvious, will greatly enhance his chances Of ,uso.,
SrENtERIA~ PENN xsnIp-the most h..,,,.,,.
in the world is taught ut the College in all il, H.;
both practical and ornamental A good Busins.,, H.
Writing is GUARANTEED to oil who complete n.
here N'SN
beautifully Engraved Dipioma-lthorr.ph.a ~,
paper which the possessor can fold up an
place IN bis port monnaie-is awarded each rra5p,
This is Il novel and unique feature never t.f,,. 1
duCed int College. ''
Tuition $40. payabl. invariably in advance 81,
Ting the applicant To LIZ" Scholarship vh,rs .
ais" b." good Al Davis Commercial College - Il, 70.
ria. Sons nt tl"rrymer half price
I sritarAt" instruction given ~ peumal, shin
bust@-, men and friends II education are rs,t.c,
July invited to call. For circulars, containing fn N
formation please enclose two postage STAMPS
a"",ess' 5. I. Upton,
NAY ~ 'o''- Davenport, Isss.
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Horace Waters. Ag't.
333 Eroadw way, New York.
publisher Of nlusit, nlusie Books:

AND DEALER IN
f'd"'s. .heio"ton', .7sIandre ORGANS. Orras 7reor
ae0hs, .NdrttR celebrated and other (1ntnrs TIo-
ans 'i"incf'tnH. .7rrOrds0Rs. f?.tiaas FLUTES
Frts. f!nr'"n"'fs. 7ria1girs. 7nning Forhs. Pines
ana Hammers, biolin Bows best Haiiaa Strjnrs
5Fass i"S'rHms"'s: for ba"ds. Piano StooLs. and
CurEES. MI I'LL ELuGS L. wv.
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~ SEND FOR A CIRCULAR.-x~
A LOCAL AGENT WANTED
nxIvI
hukfSswARE-A' large lot inst received and
" % the best quality. ty ~ " CHll.pa
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Ie6O. Winter Arrangements. 1850.
Ia % iM -.

LIZ - ~ -. ..
Mississippi and Missouri r r.
IN and after Monday. >ov. 2lst, 1850 and
~ until ia. thcr notice. trains will leave Iav.
port, for Musca,ine Iowa City. and Columbus City
Sundays excepted as foil .ws:
lst Express train AT 9:tj 4. NJ.
Trains leave Iowa City as follows:
lst Express Train at 200 r. NJ
Mail train leave Washington at l2:3N p. NJ
Leave Wilton junction.. for Muscatinc:
Ist Mail train at Il:OU A. n.
Sd Express Train ut 4:2nrM.
Leave Must.aiine for Junction:
lst Mail main at la:CO A, NJ.
I'd Express train Mt 3lOP NJ
Leave junction for Iowa City:
LIST Express train L l:l0 A. N.
Trains leave Davenport for Chicago at $40
A. NJ and ) 80 p. "
Passengers gong west make direct come tions
with the Western stage Co.'S stages for all points
west.
The morning train going Last connects. at CHI
cAGo JUNCTION, with the Michigan Southern A.
ternron Il ain: passengers thereby save all delay
Come tions made at Musratine with the regular
packets for Burlington. keoknk, 81. Louis, Hr.
Passengers gong east make direct connections
at Rock Island " it'll the Chicago and Rock Island
r. r. tran-. for all points east, nth aud north.
Also with the t.alena, Dubuque and st. Paul pack
cts at davenport.
Passing. rs are reminded OF the necessity II
giving distinct directions a. t. the destination
of their baggage Also to procure tickets before
taking their - ats in the cars.
Nov. Il. is,o. r. TRACY. supt
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SHEET MUSIC, from all the publish
"T ers in the L. 3 Bertiri's IuutI.s and
~ yyM"tern School. and all kinds 81 ims,r,n r
ton hooks for the above instruments; Church Nn.,
BOOKS Muse elegantly hound Music Pauer and all
KINGS o. Music Merchandise. AT thc LOWE ST R.TFS
NEW PIANOS. at Sl1j. 5000. A2.5 A95u and nm
second Hand Pianos from 81, upto 1850 New
Me!"ueon' sio 500. SO. 100. and up to s.,0: Sec
"hd naita Nei"de"ns from $50 to ~ Ae<,r,re Or.
saiS' with fve stops, 100 nine stops. IS and @ tLir
Teen stops S'' 90 and 300. fifteen stops 40 and a
AitAalafe organ Accorienns-;l new instrument ;n.,
mpnr'ed-pricr 80 and b dollars. Ii eral discount
TO Csrr! men. Churches sabbath Schools Srm,r,r.s
ana Teachers. The Trade supplied at the usual trade
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BOOK BINDING.

| I6Hz THE Subscribers having received
H@ their new ruling machine and q
OIaD large stock Of binding mat rial. are
prepared TO d" all kinds OF work in their line in
the very best manner
ALL KINDS OF BLANK BOOKS
Manufactured to order. in the hest style. Books
ana Magazines bound in any sty lie desired.
Satisfaction is guaranteed to all who may try
us.
;. >. DANIELS, will act as our agent for Cedar
county, to whom application for work may be
made. Raymond. EY>TRA 4 c;I
Auscaiine. June 18th, Is5s-G-25tf
Duf yonr Tobacco at +. l. N. CHILDS, And
- save 25p per cent
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GREAT INDUCEMENTS.

o"3o1 1NAOV ESIN CIV ..
|I>HE Subscriber offers for sale all of his Wool!
L en- Manufacturing Machines consisting OF
One Good Double Cartling Machine and
Picker, One Cloth Sheariss- Machine
Press, Scrt ". and ixturs.
All Of viii, VIII 10 sold at
VERY Low CIGIRES,
As he is q s,r"rs Of closing up the l,usn, S.
Apply 10 JOHN y. IVES
) miles south Of Upton: or address Box lei
lPTOS Iowa.
Oct. 8, a.. m.
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DIs9OLUTIoNe. &c.

CO-PARTNERSHlP NOTICE. The UNI
a., d. .s,s . hav sp
e sns si r. q
ID fsoiltiss. 70 srs now enabled 70 oder nrssr
and D e. q =
= All !. !; -: Z s:s rs NJ. ifSszfO. !
NO.PARTNE the unaersiE ned,
:s ss ' and az ssss
s5s4RsPz Is SssE e.
H;i} ;i:si
Coos ataIss ne ''''s n ;s':'
Richmond. January LIT. 1850.
Jv.sUNDBER9 bsss iesvs torsturn his tlaaks
e hls friends snd the public for ne very liberal
.gPsctp!ly sohcits eontluasues Of tss Ss1s !or
(sO.PAR1NgReMl F.-JNV. "A. WkHI, Of
MiasT91ss :s.. ss :se f.s
sss -. "a III e WEsf x S;iRi;t s:
cd stsud, rs Main street, and hole. b. stIct Ct
: .s e. sss s. e sas1 s s IS :s
s''' 2: z s'ea = : Aa',i g Use :,
liaAneal.TsA. 1t. ~ ! -.-'-
sss;ss . ssss1a - - ~ a ssaSe ~. .IS -
% sonefousay annfnod - - tef1ss ~ saees
;s g i e, '.'sa,' Z. e. ...lssE lslkser :
i fsssrd. "a q: psslie & Z
H9sysa e 81 sss<s - 2las3es.f Y p u
81 ~ ssss ss. vesss - 5's =;
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Conrrnrs or SHARKS SToMACH.-A
s,ark vvus captured In the harbor of Nassau,
n p 81 the tn inst. On opening the fish
the hand OF the unfortunate Isaac Wylly,
fwho wns drowned outside the bar ON the llth
: nst,1 Together with q goats head. having
hornn seven inches long, were discovered in
the stomach. The hand was identi0ed by n
Z brother Of the deceased, in conseq hence of .
portion OF the shirt-sleeve being attached to it..
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- e. A~8S.S - 81 -
~ u mas. soxssos. IsxlssroS' II.
Asrss iAsSs wasch my pillow. aasel voices haunt
And 2, ssSi 81 visas of midnight snas ,inisaa
rlos ssssr .ssssra On sAs starlight tvo srish,
ras: sss 10, - ova ttisAt dsfliasp. cons from
Heaven 70 visit ne.
rIAsAly ehildrsa snils uDsa -. ut thoss lissss
wsss 8: Erss = cir ~ fosatai,s Of : nssAss'a
Mud. !: sew NY vsseA NJ slsmssr. while their
God fors,vs a0rssl ssszsiss attn r. call H' =
Earthly children fendly call ~. but 10 "ofsAl
sws:s = shess that whisper ..Moshsr" mid the
Yeats win pass, and earthly 1rastlsrs Cease pe''
schance totiep ny .nsnse, ~ =. evera,ore
And che bright band nov arosnd mo iro'a '"ei
In thSsT i stfsnss6 no more uessndins on my CON-
Blu. 'sa ~, al s. wander from tine SKY,
TAss :sl III: q shining '''s''. % az earth
r;ns nay stssl. Away my freshness, or some
All shs Sese: ssss srst had hossonsd in my sum
E,ytS s, cSdssl may forsaks me. earthly friends
Evsrr ~ M nov uaiess me to this life may pass
But. unchansed. those angel Watchers, from their
Pure and fur TO cheer the sadness OF my dark
- ened dreams shalt come.
And cannot feel forsaken, iof' snouka res' VI
Apssi Children call mo Mother" and my soul
will lock above. $50 b. 5sss us -
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= OOK OUTFOR no. 81 R1Aln STREE1,
u THE cHEAPEaT DRY GOODS 1N RICH

j -
Il THE CHEAPEST DRY GOODS IN RICH
MOND.-SNo ysrds handsome Ysttern Prints at
ctn.; the fiehsst patterns and the best qnalty Of
Jaeonets. Orsandies, 1ereses, ct all the lowest
prices; beautiful fancy Silks Ut % Cts, worth 49,
some 1t e.. 0i.8 and upwards; BIZ. silks, very
good p SO. and hishcr prices; S:slls Shswis p
money; Dustsrs &c 800; Silk Mant.ilas 1T u 80,
o and some at u.s. selling elsewhere for double
the money Silk farasols and Extension Skirts from
French Needle worked Ladies Collars and Cam
hrie Hands At half their value; besceed and brown
Tahle cioth. oil SC!oth, Caspssing, csmbfios.
Checks and Swiss hI9slins ct prices g astonnh
ol.1. 70. Morocco, Kid and Gosf skin Shoes,
with heels, at u l3k and hixhes prices; Misses
lion, at all prices, 19c. and upvasds; Ladies hns
Slippers at s9c; Mens elIhen e @slc: - Esi-
Calf skin Shoes. TO-, for Mea. Boys and 3etvsnt3;
IL you want % ssyU IRON = g u per eens.' cau
w nh .s delay = Ne.1 Ma tEfsa srKxusE.
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MStkvsST.4EsE|.E sSfR |I:s.a s.! s9s
ssssssSf haa .ad 81 slssse, ssS e 3!e;.nas
"a SSsf 5kSc ' ns.s;ssss e sLAys !!,.
, Jas :ss . isd Ssss
:.. ss:s e s @. ..:s;
81; I! 8. :;s "a "a. "a 4.
SSS" ~ os Hdsssi ccnfnensnt, chastsd tass
assS s e 3: 4
81 "a saif,ssl Css!,.i'oa q
:,5 ss & fs:ss q sss' .ss Sc
" fSsSJSg
.a st. sI 8 SE sSd 81; {: IL 4 T. BAN s.
s1eA.n'' n2s. q EU t':ss fl Fl 5 .ad Nh
PHILIP s. HArc65ce'kl, , a. aG B.: +
'4N He CYRUS BRooSs. . = .''
Sr r.. = Is: eosa:r
Of Mafshal and College &. eets in An sleyated and
hssthlai position convsnent to ne Railroad g?
sa q
; ss sF n HSESIt 81 81 ist st
the insane and those !ahoring under contdgl?us
q Il. sso ssd os;sSy sstsSisa
fnv,ss room, furnished whom desired.
The patient: are under the charge Of the frcHs.
e6sEss 90 Board, Msdieal Ass'ndance, N,r:,Ses
Whlts PATIENTS. '-.----.--- 49, 5000
ColoIed -----...-. --.--..--.--.;;;;:.:S +
In addition t. the above rates. IN cases requiring
S.ysseat vpsrqs.H:, ny sEteement !n InS ~ p'G \.
sa.sssd e, The va1f.s f.1% &, e go
sF Of the AttsndinE Surgeons or the Rssidsnt Ply
1 All sAArzss payable on the removal Of the pa
1ss..d,qE sq,fsseqse55Profa. GIBSON. PETlco-
al. Hs.snd d Fhy.ieisns-Profs. TUCKER CON
Wa ksnd Saa PSSH SsAcMi.n-EpMUNDs MASON, NJ. D.
f fIs:aa.nsli. i. JONES. M. D.
PsIsqns in the country ds:r9E to sen, e, psssnss
or tie Resident Physician. ja Ely
UELLEyUE HOSPlTAL:-.Thisin INSTITUTION.
% which has been in successful ope ration for the
mons, avn Vrsin;a. in deshtia airy position. And
u furnished with every convenience conducive to
the comfort Of patients and the suocessful treat
L has lately undergone extensive repairs. Rooms
have been nicely FURNISHED ata oe to to me accSm
nient to be treated at their private lodgings.
Particular attention VII! be paid to the ttsSs u
sv0yds, which are peculiarly commOdious. ~
P..abl. ON the r removal Of the Patiently
White Patients. per week. ----S6
C0iOrcd 40. 20. ....'... '.~~~..,.-.0
n City acceptances required for patients from
the ooantry unless where the parties are known to
This includes all chsrEss for Board. Medical At
ment with the InfImary Of the Medical College, 2
small additional fee, ranging from - to $50, will
Be charged for Surgical cases. The particular sum
may be ascertained before hand by application to
one of the attending Physicians.
No SMALLPOX admitted.
n Ne Patient received for less than week: :
ton to all Patients placed IN their Hospital.
r.rrs HATT rGM RH1 Grcn. !. ,. ~.
and 6th.
THOMAS POLLARD, NJ. D., Governor st.. LIST
door above Richmond House.
o. A. CRENSHAW, NJ. D., opposite American
WIN. W. PARKER. M. D.. Law Building, cor
uer Of 18th and Franklin sts; -
jA3-1y
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MEDICINES.


nR. HOOFLAN1S GERMAN BlTTEKS
DR.. HooFLAND's B21sAM1c CORDIAL.
I1s great staAdasd Hssdicixes Of lie YreSent age,
Aaus 0eqxtyed theiS great popularity only tArohxA
yssvs Of trial: Usboxade9 sasisfaetioa IS rendered
BY them all essss asd tia people hacs pronounced
IfTEK cSMPIE4A1h1M!cT gYSRERS5Ass u yA Al
sYsTTAzHE' ,ER4f5Sk E1ES5S OF
sad gU diseases arising from assoYdeysd tSvN Ct
1Gsakxsss az the stomach axd digsStics orgaaS
speedily and psTssassstly csred BY As GERMAN
PA IA BHIsAMIC CORDIAL la. ee4.srsd a svs-
tat5oA SuspasstHs that V GHy sinai!a, preparations
sxtaSt II will cx.e, WITHOUT FAIL, tAs most Sc
III n 81 ia cf 1881 3 81 HoARsRNEss BRox
" cCHH7iI CHRIS, MI TENZ1, GKnUP. PNET-
MONI1, fNCIPIENTCO PTION,
ssd las ps3orvsd tbs most astonishing cxrss ssss
CONFIRMED coNsUMPTIoN:
4 fsse doses seiH also at 0Ncs check AID cxSs tbs
ssosf sspeys DIARRHOA preesediss from Cold IN
I1sss msdieisss are prepared BY Dr.. c. M. JACK
SON & Co., No 4l8 Areh street, Phfladelphsd, Pa,
ad are sold by drxgGtstS and dealers IN nediciHss
eveYssksys at u cents per bottle. 1As sts1Gtxss of
G. NJ JACKSON will b o. tAs outside ssyayysv Of
II liz Alnsasae published a~nxally BY tie yys-
yy3stofs called EvHRYBoDY's ALMANAC, y0x s1iu
Rad ssstiw1 omy and eon:nnsndato7y notices from all
parts Of ths eountry 1Asss Aln'aaacs are sSsss
PURCELL. LADD L CO.. Agents,
10 ll-d6cWly Richmond. Va,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-04-21

HuMBoxDr ON BAYARD TAYLoR.-ln HUM
hoIdt,s ueiyaie letters, recently published, In
sDeokiue Of the amixSie Bayard Taylor, who
visited him. and made 2 eulogistic lecture ON
him, Humboldt satificaliy remarked TO Ger
man Tavior. has travelled farther and less
tn.r ' A : mn Of my acquaintance" And in
these pfiyaie letsersa hs even pitches ias1 =.
New York editor who SENDS MN !, copy OF ms
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-04-21

Wo.M in3nsM his 1sjeuas a.d the public that be
has faFniakod Ai1 eutAbllsh0out. On The c0rner Ot
Leigh anA q streets. WITH I'LL tAs isnpsOved ma.
saIsss ssd pses So 6hs e ~
branches, 10 the city or e0untry.
For tho liberal yaerOnaEa exfended . him By the
oQmmanity for The MT Sftesa yeass, he expresses
l9leita e0ntin1ance 81 public favor. These Wish
y e0nsu,t With him On The subject 81 BU lib
81 JUHNSfON 6 BRANSFURbs6 HARD
- store or IT IT, vesi4encs OF shop 81 the sub
sA9gl1er.s Lap H-lAsl CRUMP.E J.