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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-04-25
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E.s.nEs Il. SP.SLDI.H'G HIS RE-
o. moved his stock OF Tea, Tobacco, Cigars, &c,
to the corner of Main and First streets, adjoining
Dohell & Conyngtons Book store, where will he
pleased TO all his old customers, aud as many
may favor him with call. apiG
NTGrS.-2OO nor FRESH EGGS
Ell received at the Pioneer Family Grocery, aud
tor sale 10y tapr6) }. p. ELLIOTT.
NFSOUSK-N- -W.EUOE .8.y'gg ROSA
U mond. nv Mrs. Homes.
Reta. An autobiography.
Biblical Reason Why.
Every body's Lawyer and Councillor in business
the best business mans assistant published.
Beuah. A splendid Novel
A Life Strngsle. Miss Partl0e's FAST.
Life Before Him.
Against Wind and Tide.
AT DuBELL n CONYNGfON'S.
NUST RECEEp-ED .fr AE.GL1' =
~ Warren's--' Why Do Love thee A
Song Words by ALI Burnet. Music Isy Charley
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Hartford county, So

JANUARY 9TH, 1860
Personally appeared T. c. Allyn Secretary Of lie
Hartford Fire Insurance Company, and made oat IA
that the foregoing statement, by him subscribed,
is true full and correct statement of ti. afil
of said Company, and exhibits, far az can be
nsc0rtatined at this date, Its actual condition on
the LIST day of january, 1850. Before me,
GEO. * GILMAN,
Jos Justice of the Peace.
Allen c. Haliock is the duly authorized Agent
for this city, by certificate of authority from the
Auditor of State, filed in the County Clerk )
Office.
Applications for Insurance merchandise, store
houses, dwellings and CONTENTS, viii lie ATTENDED
To, aud policies issued a reasonable rates.
ALLEN e. HALL0Ck, Agent,
Marble Hall Building, No. Main street, Evans
vile, Ind. Jan23tap28
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LIABILITIES
Amount of losses adjusted,
and due and unpaid...-..... None-
Amount of losses incurred
and in process of ADJUST
ment -. ......... ............ l7,G5S 81
Amount of losses reported
which no action has been
taken. ............................ 1922 Il
Amount of Claims for losses
resisted by the Com Pany.- $500 90
Amount of dividends declaF-
ed, and due and unpaid. None.
Amount of dividends, either -.t..
cast or scrip, declared but
not vet due .................-.. None.
Amount of money borrowed. None
Amount OF all other existing
claus against the Co.,. None
Total amount of losses,
claims, and liabilities. S42,GSO -
The greatest amount insured On any risk is
$3n,o00, but will not, general rule, exceed
$4,000.
The Company has no general rule to the
amount allowed to be insured in aLy city, town,
village, or block being governed in this matter,
in each case, the general character of buiidin-
width of streets facilities putting, ont fires &c
No part of its capital or earnings is deposited in
any othcr State "a security therein.
An attesisl copy of the Charter or Act nf inc"r-
pOration accOmp nies this statement.
STATE OF NEW YORK, 60
City and County of New York
Charles j. Martin, President, aud }. Milton
Smith, Secretary Of the Home Insurance Com pany,
being seveltlly swnrn, dPosc aud ana each for
himself Ihat the foregoing u true, full aud
correct statement 81 ie affairs Of the said Corpora
tin, and that they "r, the above described officers
thereof.
(Signed) CHARLES J MARTIN, Pres't.
(Signed) J. MILTON SMITH, Secy.
Subscribed and sworn before me, THIS l7th day of
I'm, January, A. II. IsG0 Witness my hand
iSANA-I and official seal.
(Signed) BENJAMIN RANKIN,
Commissioners for Indiana, in New York, lO6 Broad
way, n. Y.
Allen c. Hallock IS the lug authorized agent
for this city. per certificate of authority hled in
the County Clerk : Office.
This Company instr.s against less image by
fire buildings, merchandise household furni
ture, and personal property generally. Also,
against the perils OF inland navigation, at fair
rates of premium.
ALLEN c. HALLOCK,
Agent, Marble Hall Building, Main ST., Evansville.
FIJI
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lSs...ss
;!d The amount of Capital Stock paid
100000 20
~ ASSETS.
..h. Cash on h.tud AMI in BIZ SIS, 3js IL
Cash II. hands nt agents, or in
course transmission. .-.i2, GJS 50
Cash loaned on call ,0O0 0t-s I5i ,O29 90
Bills receivable, secured by personal
and collateral security ......,......... 70223 80
keal state unincnmlered building
aud lot 10 Pearl street, nnrtford.. l6OO6 90
STOCK AND BpNDs AZ FOLLOWS,
PAR L. M KIT VAL.
5lI shares Hartford Blk stock. S5l, 100 S6s?S5
400 shares Phoenix Blk stock....... $1,000 1870
lOe shares CT. Riv. B'k'g Co. stk... 5000 $500
200 shares Exchange Bank STOCK. 10000 10000
$50 shares Bank of Hartford Go.
bank stock .,..,.... 1850 1856
300 shares Charter Oak Bk stock 10000 20,sO0
10 shares Farmers d Mechanics
bank stock .:..-::: 1000 25,hO
$50 shares Mercantile Blk stock. 1900 l5.0UJ
I3Z shares Merchants q Mahufac-
turers Bank stock ................. l3,200 1892
3l5 shares Ktna Blk stock ......... 81 500 "A, go
lS4 shares City Bank stock Is, 50O 2I,6I5
100 shares American Exchange
Bank stock, N. i...-............... 10000 10000
stock, N w.. 10000 1880
800 shares Importers a Traders
Bank stock, Il. Y......-.......... $4,000 $4,000
300 shares Bank Of America bank - -
stock, N, 10000 1880
u shares Manhattan Co. Bank
300 shares Merchants Bk six, NY. 1900 i5'sss
30 shares Union Blk stock, N. Y. Io,uDo lu,OUu
200 shares Ocean Blk stock, n. \. lU,OVu g,2n0
100 shares Bank of America Bk
stock, Y.....-........-........... 10000 1900
.r~..' .... :. 80. 10000 aa.coo
80 boston ......:....,..... 1000 1880
leo shares Bank OF Commerce si'k
Boston ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, 10000 lu,GOO
100 shares Granite bk stock, Bos-
10000 1880
10 shares Suffolk B'k stock, Bo--
1000 - lab
100 shares Hide and Leather B'k,
Boston 10000 1880
100 shares Webster b'k stock,
Boston 10000 1880
100 shares National Is k stock, BOs-
10000 1o.lOo
100 shares Atlantic Blk stock, Bos-
,....,,...,...,....,:.......1 oOoo 10000
100 shares Safety Fund Blk stock
Boston. ....... 10000 1880
100 shares BOylston Bank stock ,
Boston 10000 u,9oo
100 shares ReVer Bank stock, Bos- ella ....
............ 10000 Io,1oo
200 shares * of the State OF Mis- - q.
souri, stock 10000 10000
200 shares Merchants Blk stock
Louis 'eB,ODO SJ,lUD
10 shares Connecticut River COM Il
pany 1000 5000
20 shares Connecticut River r.. l..
Company. 1000 ,.}O0
100 shares Hartford & n Haven
X Co stock observation-disclosures. 10000 I2.I5O
20 Tennessee State Bonds, q per
cents paya Bile 1892 .............. 10000 Is 100
Ohio State Bonds, e per cents,
payable 1860 ...................... 10000 10, IZ5
20 Michigan State BIDS, d Is cents,
payable 1853 ...................... 10000 Ii $1,000
10 Missouri State Stock, per
cent, payablc.......................I 1000 s. 400
y Hartford City bonds, & per cts,
payable 1876. 5000 $500
20 shares State Bank Wisconsin
stock, milwaukee -.............-.. 1000 2IiO
SGsO,s.;O S72nI57
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Total aInuunt of iabiiti 49, Sid, g;}D 50
1th. This rule of the company is not 10 exceed
Si0.lhHl in any risk, subject to loss 10y
IA single fire.
18th. The amount insured in city village de-
pends upon it's size-generaily all the tesra-
bic risks to be had, subject to the last rule
above named
18th. The amount insured ia any block of
buildings, depends upon its size and con-
strHctiOn, subject To the rule above refer
red
18th. certified copy of the Act of INCORPORATION
accompanies this statement
TIMOTHY q. ALLYN, Sec'y
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@1TG.s hEsTT.Fs.--s GHW1CR EOT
v Just received az JAS. L. PALDING'S,
apiII Cor Main and First.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-08-16
per second srticie Of the titasy Of
thirty.hrst July, eighteen hundred

OttawaS of Kansas.
For their proportion of the perma-
nent annuitiRs In money, goods, or
otherwise, payable under the fourth
article Of the treaty Of third August,
seventeen hundred and ninety q We,
second article Of the treaty Of seven
teenth November, eighteen hun
dred and seven, fourth article Of
the treaty Of seventeenth September,
eighteen hundred and Gig hteen, and
fourth articls Of the treaty oftwepty-
ninth August, eighteen huBdred
and twenty-one.........
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-08-16

Valley.
For first Of five. instalments of an
nuify for beneficial purposes, Der
second article treaty twenty-second
January, eighteen hundred and
5nttY-nve-...-..- ...s.,...=......
INDIAN Service tn Neso Merioo
For the general incidental expenses
Of the Indian service In New Mexi-
CO, presents Of goods, agricultural
implements, and other useful arti-
Giles, and to assist them to locate. In
permanent abodes, and sustain
themselves by the pursuit of civi-
hzed life, to be expended under
the direction Of the Secretary Of the
y Interior .............s...-.........
bsdfarf Seyrscs ia tie district Of
country leased from TIE CAoc.
taos for Tie Italians lately rssi-
dsgg tg Tszos, s.a - rrIIfess+
Fer the expenses Of colonixinR, SUD-
porting and furnishing axr iculfufal
implements and stock; pay Of neces-
sary employees; purchase Of cloth
ling, medicine, iron, and soeel: e..
Z tabitshment and unaiu,esnnce -
iseheoas; md building honusu ~
the Indians lately resid ine N Texss
lanlteu ofsthoss ahanAoued a 49,
esate; 70 be expended unAss a.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1860-01-05
RepNh liOasa Convention.

Pursuant to previous call the Republ-
cans Of Wapello County, Iowa. met in Con-
vention at the Court House in the city Of OF
tumwa on the 3lst dav of December, 1859,
to select six delegates to the State conven-
ton, to be held at Des Moipes City, 18th
January, 1860. Whereupon Peter Knox
was called to preside and Alfred Lotspech
chosen Secretary.
The convention then on motion proceeded
to choose delegates, when the following dele
gates were severally, unanimously chosen,
to-wit: VIM. NJ. Allison, Hon. j. O. Mitchell,
VIM. T. Curtis, J. w. Norris, Joseph w.
Caldwell and DR.. A. B. Comstock. On mo-
ton
Rssoloed, That any delegate to said State
Convention who may not be able to attend
may in writing appoint substitute to rep
resent him in said convention, and should no
substitutes be appointed, and there should
be vacancy, the delegates there present
have hereby the power to select such Repub-
lican citizen of Wapcllo County as shall be
present to fill said vacancy; and that in the
event flrth r, no such citizens are present,
then and in that case, the delegation present
have the power and they are hereby author
lied to cast the full vote Of our delegation in
said convention.
On motion convention adjourned,
PETER KNOX, Fres't.
Attest 4. LorsPEIcH, Sec'y.
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Courier for 1860.

Vol 8, new series of the Courier, com.
mences with the next number, "A, vol. II,
Old series. 1t is favorable time to subscribe
Terms, 81 so in advance. Congress, and
our Legislature are in session; National con.
yentions will be held in April and June; the
Presidential canvass is already commenced
and generally good deal is going on in the
world.
The Courier is good family. news. COM
mercial, and political paper. 1t rests upon
so secure basis, that its regular publication
can be relied upon. Every citizen of Wap.
clio County should have it. Subscriptions
are solicited.
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BoLLEs, SMITH & Co.-Gentlemen In u.s.
ing Scovill's Stillingia and Sasaparilla, l did
so more from the persuasion of friends than
from confidence in its merits in my own mind.
had been long in the hands of the ablest
physicians without relief. After many years
Of painful sufferings, afflicted with scaley
eruptions over my whole body, and many
running sores under my ears, aims, and 9th
er places, and life seemed but q burden,
have recovered, and once more enjov the
blessings which this world affords. All this
is the work Of your Sasaparilla. l am salts
fed that there could be no greater blessing
conferred upon fellow citizens than the ad-
ministration of your Blood and Liver Syrup
in sickness and disease. a..
Please accept assurances of my high con-
sideration, and believe me your obliged hum
BILE servant. -..
Chicago ILL.,, April 10th 1853.
JOHN b. LAWSON.
See ADVERT sement.
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are solicited.

LIFE OF JOHN BRowN.--A Biography Of
this remarkable man is to be published at
once, for the benefit af his family. The au-
thor is James Redpath, so prominent in Kan
sas annals, an intimate personal friend of
Capt Brown, and spirited and graphic
writer He is probably better adapted for
the task than any other person in the coun-
try. The work will contain an auto biograph-
ical account Of Capt. Browns early life. 1t
will be published by Thayer & Eldridge of
Boston, Mass, and will be an elegant limo
volume of 400 pages, with engravings, and
will also contain fine steel portrait of Brown.
10000 copies are already subscribed for
It's sale will surpass that Of ''Uncle TOMS
Cabin" We understand that the publish
ers are in want Of Agents to circulate it in
this section.
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ARRAY IN CoMpErrNE.-We learn that on
Monday evening last, difficulty occurred
between one Fish, school teacher at Marvs-
vile, in the above township, and James and
Mahlon Wright, about some matters in school
Fish drew pistol and exploded it at Mahlon
Wright, but it did not take effect-a daugh-
ter of Mahfon knocking it up-whereupon
James Wright attacked Fish beating him 50
severely that it is said Fish has been COM
PEELED to take to his bed We are indebted
for the above facts to Capt Nc Reynolds.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
DR.. Chrtssie,S Ague Balsa, m.

Messrs Hunt Garduer--Gents I wish to make
known to the public article from which have de-
rived more benefit than from all other medicines which
ever used have been suffering from Fever and
Ague and its effects for the last five years, in which
time have scarcely enjoyed single dav of good
health, until procured from drug store bottle
Of DIR. CHEsTIE's AGuE BsLsAM. In few days found
myself clear or ague aud ry erng in he alth
have not felt a symptom since commenced TAX ing
it. (about mosths) aitho lgh constantly exposed to
cold and weather. To my friends and the public gen.
orally suffering from this disease in any form, would
say, procure bottle, and save health, constitution
AMI money J Is. GROSCOST.
saF- See advertisement. Sold by J. l.. Taylor.
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Close Of the Volume.

Vol. 4, new series Of the Courier closes
with this number. tits No. 43, Vol. IL, old
series. Very few, comparatively, of our de-
linauent subscribers have yet called on us,
very much to our disappointment. State
ments of account will be sent out as soon as
they can be prepared, and if they do not Sc
cure a response, we shall be compelled to
take some other course. Those who have
generously remembered US will please accept
our thanks. .# ."
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When Quacks and quack medicines so
abound, people should be careful to use only
remidies of established reputation. Don't
experiment on yourselves, but take those
preparations which have proved themselves
capable of curing, and remember always that
Curtis Mamaluke Liniment has entitled it.
self to an enviable reputation. No other
medicine is so speedy in relieving the attic
ted, in all those causes foriwhch it is recon,
mended. This is also true of his Compound
Syrup of Sassafras. 1t has never failed to
give entire satisfaction in cases where it has
been properly administered. See advertise,
ment
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FrRE.--There was an alarm Of fire early
on yesterday morning, proceeding from the
Carriage shop of Porter & Co., corner of
Front and Jefferson sts., and occasioned by
the shingles around and near a stove pipe,
igniting. PROMPT exertons Of a number Of
citizens, who were almost instantly on the
ground saved the building Let every citi-
zen carefully examine their flues, and they
will prevent fires measurablv.
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CHALLENGED Branch, M. G. ofN.C., has
challenged Grow, M. G. Of Pa, to fight a
duel, and accepted by the latter. Cause,
words spoken in debate. Both parties have
been placed under $4,000 bonds to keep the
peace, and the opinion is expressed that the
difficulty may be adjusted by the interposi
ton of mutual friends. The result is un.
known, as we have had very little telegraphic
news for several days.
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The Daily Hawk-Eye comes to US in
new dress, and very much improved, afford
ing evidence that its enterprising and talent
ed editor and proprietor, Mr.. Durham, is en-
loving A good degree of prosperity.
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Eoton,s Dancimg Assemblies.

a Ionic EATON would respectfully inform the
~ citizens of OttuRwa and vicinity, that he will
give a course of Ten Dancing Assemblies, TO be held
at the Court House, semi-monthly. Due notice Of
each will be given.
FHE It'll WILL BIZ BRLp ON FRIDAY EVENING
JANUARY 18Th. .....sr.
Every effort will be made to render these SoCI,L
GATHERINGS pleasant and agreeable. The public are
invited to attend.
FLOOR M,S.GeRs--C. W. Kittredge +. W. Hawley,
A. Eaton. Tickets may he had of the Managers.
Terms--75 cents for Gents. Ladies free.
bet 10 1S5q
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A rare CHARGE is now offered to theLadies
and Gents of Ottumwa, to provide them
selves with asplendid article Of Jewelry, in
Devin's old stand, opposite Express Office
We are informed however, that the parties
intend to remain but few days.
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The Message occupies most Of our space
this week, but it is consolation to us that
it is disposed Of Numerous pcctaiaritles
must await attention until next week.
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Doors AND SHOES. call attention to
an advertisement of Mr.. G. M. Bradt, dealer
In Boots & Shoes, in Devin's old block, near
ly opposite the Stage Office, in another col
umn. .- - ...tr. ...E r~
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We have the decision Of Chief Justice
Wright, on the Railroad question in type,
and shall publish it in the next number.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1860-01-05

The Iowa Legislature convenes next week.
We NAV receive Gov. Kirkwood's Message
in time for our next issue, but hardly expect
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KsITr KILLED By GRow.-We learn by a
gentleman who left Burlington yesterday on
the afternoon train, that there was flyinp
report at burlington when he left, that the
difficulty between Branch and Grow had
been settled, but that meeting had taken
place between Grow and Keitt of S. C. in
which keitt was killed. The report should
be received with many grains of allowance,
although not improbable. The same gentle
man informs us that Sen, Harlan is seriously
I'LL
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E1yE DDLIaRs REwARp.

STRAYED from the residence of .the subscriber in
- Highland township, Wapello county. Iowa, one
small grey Mare pony, five years old, heavy name
and tail, with brand IN near shoulder. Also one
yearliug Horse colt, sorrel roam. The above reward
will be paid return Of or either of said horses
to the subscriber or to L. W. Belts, Ottunwa Iowa.
Dec. q. 59-39-iw JOHN REpTS-
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3n The Debating Club at Washington City,
Y still harping away on the " Niger" The
House was nnorganized Tuesday. The Dem.
ocrats are scattering their votes generally
The Republicans stand firm and united as at
hrst No possibility of . combination to
aect dsmq il is still confidently be-
nkSaoa $3.50 IAN yil u1tis,aa
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Religious NOticc.-There will he divine wor-
ship at the Seminary building every Sunday morning
and evening connected with the Baptist Church.
...... REV. s. H. WORCESTER, Pastor.
Ot.umwa Ian e. 1S60tf
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MARRI ED-On Sunday, Dec. 25th, 1859, by
the Rev. s. ii. Worcester, Mr.. AARON ARrCK to Miss
ELIZA HARPER.
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If you want your watches repaired, take
them to Nunamallers.
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OTTUMWA
Attention Farnlers.

XXyE WILL and after October 18th. grind wheat
w for the Sth, or twelve and q half cents per
bushel. lower toll than othar MIL WAN llo
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-06-23
kirby's Amer lean na, vesler.
Patented 1870.

THIS MACHINE received the Silver Medal q,
the celebrated Syracuse Trial, under tho United
States Agricultural Society. as Combined Reap
er and Mower, at the N. Y. State Fair in 1855
and tho First Premium Reaper; also q
the State trial 1t Laporte, Indiana and Premi-
um 1T the Iowa State Fair in 1889 Also. the
First Premium at the n Y. State Fair Ut Albany
in 1889, and ut hundreds Of trials in nearly every
State in the Union.
1t is made entirely Of IRON. except the seat
- 70 give the greatest amount Of strength with
the least weight Of iron. The finger bar j. Of
wrought iron, with . 6ange on tho front edge
thus giving it strength with light weight.
SELF-ADJUSllNG FINGER BAR.
In this respect it is en,ire.y unequaled by any
machine yet produced. The Anger-bar works up
and down independently Of the driving wheel
enabling 1t to 60 through dead burrows and ditch
e., among stones AMI bogs, and over knobs and
hills. where no other machine can follow it. II
can also be set TO work at any height, from two
to eighteen inches, and the change may be made
in m instant, thus adapting it to all kinds Of
work, whether moving or reaping, or gathering
grass or clover seed.
EASILY MANAGED AND OPERATED.
Ky neaas of lever the driver can at pleasure
throw the cutters out and in gear BY another le
YER he can rAase either end or both ends of the
field to field the change from mower to reaper 10
easily and quickly made; the oil boxes, bolts.
screws and nuts, are easily accessible.
1T CANNOT BE CLOGGED;
It has no side draft; is marvellously simple in
construction, and not liable TO get out Of repair
is made Of tho best maserisls, and the workman
ship and finish superior to any other machine in
the country.
D.N. OSBORNE / co.
Good and responsible men wanted TO act ss To-
cal and canvassing Agents, in Iowa, Minnesota and
Illinois. FaroeTS and others are invited 10 cali
and examine, and get . Pamphlet At No. -, Third
street, Davenport.
JOHN C. MAGILl.,
General Agent, Davenport, Iowa.
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