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Worcester daily spy., 1861-11-04

HskEEB.
In this city, Noy 2, Maria Jane, wife of Luke Knowl
ton, "a yrs New hampshire papers please cOpy
Funeral Tuesday, at IL u'cocG IN. No. Chandler
stree t.
In Nilburp, Nov /, Henry j Dakin, As.
Funeral at his late residence, on Tuesday, Nov s. at
2oeloek Relatives and friends invited to attend
without further notice.
In Leicester, d Edwin Femald formerly Of this city
In Mendon, oct % Mrs Sally wife of stephen Cook
In Westboro Oct IS, Willie W searle, Is yrs 5 mos.
Worcester daily spy., 1861-11-04
CASH SYSTEM.

and no other store in the city or county can compete
with us this season. either in the variety of goods or
prices We have availed ouseyes every week of the
New York Auctions.
and have been enabled to give our customers bctter
bargains than ever before
For as cents, we offer the finest line of ALI.
WOOL MERINOEs and CAsHMEKEs,
ever shown in this county
100 Pieces Of Elegant CHENTZ PRINTED
REPrs, Double Width at 373 cents
so Pieces of Elegant ClEINTZ PRINTED
ORLEANS, Double Width, at AZ cent formerly
sold at IS cents.
400 Pieces EROCmE FIGURED Aso-
HAIRS, in Solid Colors, at Iea cents
one Case BLACK and WHITE CHECKS,
very scarce goods, tom "a to an cents.
TEN PIECES MORE or our
Dollar Black Silks,
The best silks for the money in town
ONE CASE Ga SPANGLED BEAVERS,
FOR oLoAKs, in BLACK and DROWN
Ten Pieces Fur Cloth,
In BLACK and BROWN
Union and All Wool Beavers,
In groat variety, Ladies Clocks We also know that
we have
THE BEST PATTERNS F0R GlOAKS,
Of any house in Worcester ard no lady should tuy
Cloak without first examining these, and also our
Cloths and Trimmings.
We know that make it an object for every
lady to give us ordes their Outside Garments.
We cannot enumeiate prices for but of our bar
gains only ask ladies Worcester and vicinity
to call and
Our Terms the same to every one:
Cash on Delivery!
JEN sxTNs, HAMILTON, az HYDE.
n4 DIV
Worcester daily spy., 1861-11-04


h"tc"eioF's AEnir Dye' THE BEST IN THE WORLD
only Reliable and Harmless Hair Dye known. Instan
tantaneous in its effects does not stain tbe skin and i
than the penuI,e sieped an ooc1 s1o cc no,' O'.''
~ e''' 'i5'e" VI cay" sue VI every DoN-
WILLIAM A. bAToHELoR Sold by all respectable Drug
tory No 81 Barclay street. date l6 Bond street and 9a3
broadway. New York dry1r,
- - - "N"ly au5
Tiot vii ~ seli ir ~ % t me emDer h the Fact
a. tba pno9ira ~ NO C, M ny 00,loMlus prices,
Shaker Brooms 25 and 80 each; and offer good
all wool Carpets at 80 per yard former price IS cts
l5 cents per yard which think is cheaper than was ever
sold before in Worcester; the above prices be cash
itso VIII S sSll ny & anu MY ooous cheaper
u la r. exet oe1 before, ease GlI ana see the prices
s9a % AZ "a ttPS1N ~ ''iig X lr TSN' tn'Ii u,
~. 80 -x,......- n ne. -, .,----,,---.
X1n,cns1e, b"rrihcT rrnSsc t @ "a 81 5ii %
- WI +iS "a q Vl'UHTS ~ lVrll Il LASS
t Hl rgI m ~ 20 S9nelce a. ooPe ] .e nLSt o. oG
pmils IN ot,eT' IN W roai5 m x s i o otSo, i
adantaao Mn b l siriH ~ tIt a. f uSt' !,
fench bbnn"ra"ts pn"tod ~ ana S1'niaa IL, WIZ W ~
rrs or 0ii Psji1ti,p ] % til, " * nii ain ~
Water Gnors n india III DraNs u p D saie ni @
Worcester daily spy., 1861-11-04

Mrs. Nj. w, GeraIds, PHYSICIAN AND SUCCESS
PUL MIDWIFE, removed to No. 43 Exchange street
special attention gvcn to Uterine Complaints, and dis
eases of children. Ohice hours from to a. NJ, and
rom to- p. NJ dtt ap4
Worcester daily spy., 1861-11-04

ssrs. MILLER e& ChambcrIin, Dentists, l42
Main street. dt o4
Worcester daily spy., 1861-11-04

and other in the city or county can comnoto
WIN us TINS season. either in the variety of goods or
prices We have availed ouselves every week of the
Worcester daily spy., 1861-11-04

ESr. Sweet tnfallibIe LinIment is truly a
friend in need and every family should it hand
uNwly
Worcester daily spy., 1861-11-04

a SscF. lRny!s. Attorney ana Counsellor at Law
Brin.ey Row, IsSAlan street Worcester dtf ia4
Worcester daily spy., 1861-11-04
special 5tottrGs

Rresh Butter.-From 80 to 100 tubs OF Fresh But
ter, just received and for sale at DRAPER a CLARKS
80 and ~ Front street diff siO
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-02-11

GRIswOLD CoLLEGx.-The Winter
term Of THE Institution will close tomorrow
(Tussday) With . public exsminstiSn. The
exercises ere to contisue from o'clock 4 \ !,
uStil - ~, end 10 the afternoon from o'clock
until 4. Defamation may be expected in the
afternoon. The public are invited 70 attend.
The Spring term commsncss on Thursday Of
THE week. In regard to the above. ve would
further ssy that many of our eitisens cannot
spend few hours more profiAbly than by a.
tending upon these exercises Those who have
children there WILL We should think, surely do
90, and those vto are not thus directly inter-
sstsd should lend their presencs 10 give sddi-
tionsl importance to the occasioa. Grisvold
College 10 an institution Of this city and vs
hope to live TO see the day when it ~ill be ex.
cssdingly ard dsservedly popular abroad -
we'll - at home, and having this end 10 view.
We conceive it to be the duty Of every live eit-
isen to give il not orly . good word. but to
lend their acts and personal influence at oil
times to push it ahead. A large and discrim-
insting attendance on ExAminstion or Com
msncsment day. furnishes an important item 10
60 abroad on the wings Of the prese helps
build up and develop the Institution. Let
there be . gOodly number Of people at the sx-
animation on Tuesday.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-02-11
COM NJ E ERCIAL
DAVENPORT MARKET

DAILY REPORT.

OYR1c8 DAILY U84OCRAT AND NEW6,t
Saturday Eve., Feb. ., 1861. !
ProduceIcame in pretty freely to-day considering
the condition Of tho roads, which 10 said 70 be
deplorable. Prices are 6rm ct former quotations
Wheat hes been rather better-ssversl sales being
made at lc advance on former rates.
FLoua-- Firm at $4.0o@4. Shipments soc
bbls.
WHEAr-In demand and active at 70@7lc
Receipts 4,sl7 b.. shipments 40 bu.
BARLRY-In request at S0@35c for Prime, and
25@2s, for lower grades. Receipts 10O1 bu. Ship
ments 400 bu.
CoRx-lSc for ear and 19c for shelled. Receipt
l,9A3 bu. Shipments 400 bu.
OATs-Little doing-noninal at 15e 50 bu in
store.
0DRsssED Hoes-Few in market. Heavy, s5.75
light, $3.50. =
HAY-Dull At $4.oo@6oo.
CoAL-From wagon loc per bushel Coal VII
10y coal % in yard Henry county coal loo in ths
yard.
woos- Hickory $500 Osk $500 Per cord.
PouLrRy-Livs Chickens $l.2t0l.5O = dos
Dressed e@sc = h. Turkeys, so@7sc dresset
do. s@lee = b.
BuTFIn--Plsnty at l3X@l5s.
LARD-1o@l2ho = n.
HAns-New Sugar Cured ll@la11e psr lb.-
commsA lo0ll1le per y.
P0rAroEs-15@25c y bushel.
TusxlPs. .-2o@soc per bu.
Consultations Co. l30l7s per h.; Wes-
tern Reserve l1H@l2He.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-02-11
w. TICE
TO FARMERS / STOCK GROWERS.

A MARRIED MAN WHO IS ONE OF THE
IA best farmers in the East, and good judge
of stock, wishes to rent 6rst-class grain and
stock farm in the western States, and in healthy
locality, in high state Of cultivation and with
comfortable improvements. 1t must BE- we'll
stocked with horses, cattle and implements com.
plets for farming purposes. Any person having
farm for rent can negotiate with me on favorable
terms. As farmer, have no superior, and - Z
stock grower am very famlliar-can give the bes,
Of references, il required. Should this meet the
eye Of any person hsving aneh property to rent,
J. Y. WYCKOFF.
AsBuRY, Warren county, New Jersey.
fry2-dltwst. nlIf
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FROM WARRINGTON.

WARRINGTON. Feb 8.
TIE impression here among gentlemen Who
are we'll acquainted with the subject, il that no
| spprshensione need be entertained relative to
sn immediate attack on Fort Sumter, % It will
be referred to the Southern Congress Mean.
hile the South Carolina authorities will keep
strict guard to the Fort and intercept any re
Inducements to Major Anderson. All domestic
supplies and mail facilities ere to Be denied and
alltpossible means taken to stsrve out the gar.
rison.
The Committee Of the Peace Congress were
engaged on measures looking TO an adjustment.
Nearly oil the Commissioners have arrived. in.
cluding those from Massachusetts, and New
York.
A large number of influential gentlemen
from nearly sll parts Of the country, are CON.
stAntly arriving embracing many members Of
the Virginia Legislature.
Capt. Filton. Of Ind /. sttsehsd to the navy
and member Of the Lighthouse Board, CON-
mitted suicide this P n. BY blowing his brains
out With pistol. He had for some time been
much depressed. owing to the political state Of
the country.
| Itsppeared on inquiry q the proper source.
that the st. Louis was ordessd from the Gulf
squadron ss early - Deesnbsr aAth. and the
Sabine, January 9th. or three days before the
/ OOGGOOOVE O1 Su0 = SOUOOVso Wv osOo, bSoVs
ing the other vesssls composing the squadron.
the PoWhattsn, Poeshontas and Cumberland
10 obtain provisions the storsship Supply vas
sent By order Of flag officer Psndegast, to PEN
sasola. and BY Capt Armstrong. then 1t that
plass. was ordered to return to the squadron
but, instssd Of doing 20. Capt. Walker her
commaadsr, took on board the parolled officers,
end men and women from Fort Picksns, and
proceeded to New York, for which disobsdi.
soce Of orders be 10 70 Be essrt msrtialed.
The Cumbsrlsnd hes been ordered 70 Hamp-
ton Roads, and the Powhattan to New York.
Whatever Of dies fsesion has existed 10 the
Gulf squadron, was on board Cf the latter ves.
sell When ordered 70 proceed slsswhsrs, :
portion Of her officers. Who are southern men.
supposing che wss 70 g 70 PeSsseola. mani.
tested disconteEk The 1isst Lisutsssnt sent
is his rssignation. the sseeptanss Of vhish
will deresd spoa bic bsisg sSosssatsd from
blame, to be asssstAieed Whsn The vessel shall
arrive At New York. other wise be will be court.
Imartialed.
There are slsvsn ssval velaet = ser eoSss
one ct Cuba and anoshsr q Tostugas. Thl
Mscsdsnisn and Dseeklya hsvs arrived i ~
nsigh hhorhoed Of Fort PietSeA a.
i While ~ Ms1ieeo aeevsgnneot - = =
Iaors paaslAlaA ae1lliae 49, = Ugs1sst. -
IsAseo DoA apppoe q dsaeasesoejeo q
sapaioaoi1nA voa Or, ~ NWisueks16olySl
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-02-11

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT ON THE
~ l4th day Of January, A. D., 1851, the Arn
Of Miner. Hasksll Co., Of this city, made On as
signment Of their property 70 the undsssig ned
Assignees, for the benefit u their creditors, and
Ill persons holding claims against said Arm are
hereby notified 70 present the same, duly verified
under oath or aGrmation, TO said Aaignees, in the
city Of Davenport, State of Iowa, within three
months from the date Of this notice.
Davenport, January 18th, 1861.
JAMES AR1STnON0,
wILLlAN VAN TUYI, A'''sns's
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II d = r.

"HEREAS, ON THE 3lsr DAY OF OCTO.
w Der. 1850, six pronissory notes we're put in-
70 . package, and deposited in Post Once Il Buff
faie, New York. Of said notes were executsd
y Mccall Camp, dated Iowa City, September
lOsn, loos, for $lll.65 each, and due on 10th De-
cember, 1850, 10Th March, 1861, and 10th Decem-
Der, 1851 f; and other Of said notes were execut-
ed by Pangborn, Carroll Pangborn. dated Sep
tsmber u st. 1850, Il Cedar Rapids, for $3.50 and
for $l25 each, and due in and IL monss. and one
other Of said notes, executed BY Jesse r. Rogers.
ON tho lst day Of January, 1861, on which thsre
was endorsed $40 st one time, and $50 1t another
time, and directed to US, but which have mover
been received by W. and are suppossd to bo lost
or stolen. All persons therefore hereby eau
toned against negotiating for said notes. either
Of them as no title oan be acquired to said notes
and the payment has been stopped.
Davenport, February sth, 1861.
fyl0d3w] L. 3. VIELE 4 co.
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J. J. sEvEWANCE,

nENTISr, SUCCESSOR TO DR. CHAS.
- GooDRIOH, would invits your attention T. his
great reduction in prices Of Dentistry, and wsald
invite I'll persons needing his services TO call and
oxAmine work and prices, 1t his Rooms, next door
to Shephe erd's Ambrotyps Gallery, No. 81 Brady
street, nearly opposite the Post Odics.
N. b. Teeth extracted all hours Of the day
and night, and al operations warranted. nevS Il
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-02-11
THE SCOTT HOUSE.

AE THE FIRST DAY OF FEBRUARY
" next, this well known Hotel will change pro-
prietors. One Of the un4essigned. the owner ef
the promisos' "A al old and new friends.
We hatter ourselves that with our experience
and our superior accommodations can offer to
tn travelling public all the comforts Of we'll reg
ulated house ut the low price Of
One Dollar per Day
We are determined that this shall be the best
Dollar House in the State.
One Hundred and Ten Day Boardera
can be &C ommodated. Families desiring rooms
are invited to call and make their selections.
A Large aud Commodions Stale onnected Witl
the House!
To our farming friends vt would promise thai
the same liberality will be extended to them a.
heretofore, and the highest prices paid to then
for that part Of their produce used by tho House
J. J. HUMPHREY i co.
jan22-dkwtf
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-02-11

KANSAS DoXArIoN.-Mr. Bowling
wishes to ackno wledge the receipt Of % donst-
ed by Thos Jones. Of Pleasant Valley. 70 the
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-02-11

"FAssIko AwAY." The snow showed
evident sigas Of decomposition Saturday.
Durisg the night the wind sst In south. and
just cleaned out the snow and lsighng in good
lively STYLE.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-02-11

The streets we're crammed with wood
Saturday. 81 d also with farmers teams Of all
descriptions. 1t VAS good market day. sure.
ly. and large amount Of money changed
hands.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-02-11
Notice.

rTHE LADIES OF THE PRESBYTERIAN
Church will give Festival and Concert in
Metropolitan Hall. on Monday evening. the llth
inst.
ADxIrrANcE-O person, Is cents; Gentleman
and Lady, % cents
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-02-11

FIsH.-This article in all its native
freshness vas being sold in the street Saturday
In quantiss to suit customers.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-02-11
ANOTHER GREAT BARGAIN
-1OR A.
MAN WITH SMALL MEANS!

4 FINE FARM OF EIGHTY ACRES, A
~ large portion Of which is under cultivation
house and out buildings and ell conveniences. A
small payment in casa balance on long tine.
]. w. HARRISON,
Land Agent,
Davenport's Block. Main street.
hy9.dlw
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-02-11

MARrEs has just got . new French
Carom Billiard Tabls-that is. one without
pocke kets There 10 . chance for the cusrious
10 pitch in. He has also another new table
iuot put uD
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-02-11

THAHKs.-Edwin Smith, E.q, has on
thanks for st. Louis papers Of . late date.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-02-11
Notice.

VsHE PERSON WHO TOOK THE FOURTH
u volume of Keats OoaneataFiee froa ny
d1ss is1peqspsos1 - rUtnsz ~ eue t.nedistlv-
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-02-11
CAmERON I wIDDRlNGTON,

TTOUSE PAINTERS AND GLAZIERS
III No. =, East Third street, Davenport, Iowa
Plain ani Decorative Psper Hangers, Graines,
Aarblers and Sign Writers.
Aessrs. G. / " having had upwards Of twenty
years experience in the business, guarantee sat-
isfaotion to all parties entrusting work to them.
t%Papes Hanging in every style, from COM
mon brown paper 70 the most elaborsts dscora-
tiOns.
N. B. Whitening and Wall ColeEing. ljs2s.d6u
A. r. Il ID. KELLY,
DACKERS OF BEEF AND PORK, AND
L shippers OF Live Stock, 81 Brady street.
IAN 1O-dEu
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-02-11

FloHr.-A fight took place in the
Young America saloon on Saturday between
The proprietor and another individual, and the
individual came Of With bad gash en- the
aide OF hs head
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-02-11

BEEF CArrLE-The Messrs. Rowe. of Atalissa,
are feeding 100 head Of cattle for bsef. They
will send half Of them Esst about the first Of
next month. We are pleased to chronicle
items Of this kind. - it shows that our people
are directing their enterprise in profitable
channel The more stock 10 raise in Iowa the
more clear money our farmers will realise
Auseatine Journal.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-02-11

AN THE FIRST DAY OF FEBRUARY THIS
~ well-known Hotel was opened for the re-
ception Of guests. The house has been thorough
~ cleaned, painted. papsred and furnished. a
new kitchen, laundry, ETC., have been built, and
in Short the house is in better con diton than
ever before.
The subscribers, Gillett, formerly Of the Scott
House, and John H. Dart, Of Chicago, have taken
long lease Of tho premises, and will offer supe-
rier inducements for tho accommodation Of the
travelling public.
One Hundred DaN Boar ders
can be accommodated. Families desiring suits Of
rooms, with privilege Of furnishing tho same, are
invited to call and select their apartments with
out delay.
- good stable connected with the House.
GILLETT / DART.
janl7 7-d&wtf
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-02-11

KANSAS, = Bishop Lee, being in
charge Of the Diocese of Ksnsas. is constantly
receiving letters from that State with reference
10 the pressing wants Of the people. We have
been furnished with the following. which vs
publish as specimen:
MARsuALL Co. Kansas, Jan. II, 1851.
RI. REv. sIR:-Trustisg to your generosity,
! venture to I'D iress you in behalf Of my dee
tituts family in Ksnsas. am . widow, and
member of the Epscopal church, and where
could appeal With more assuranee1 If l am
vresurning too much, please pardon the intrus-
ion. have five small grandchildren here and
| cannot see them suffer without IN effort on
nv part to relieve them.
Ny siory il short. There 10 famine in our
land consequently we must suffer great pri-
walton, barely hoping for . mere subsistence
until smother harvest. The people In the
States are generously sending provisions to
A,chison for our relief. but ss yet it 10 bsy ond
our reach.
The cost Of transporting load here il ten
dollars, with journey Of from one 70 two
weeks over Wild. untroksn prairie, Money
We have not. % that We cannot reach the re-
lief that is sent from the East. ls it then ask
ing too much 10 request aid from those who
sr0 surrounded Oy plenty em aware tnAS
our condition cannot possibly be realized by
such therefore We expect but little, we ask
but little, and that would be received with
grateful hearts. and with our sincere praye ers
that It may be restored ten fold. We are
strangers to you, but you ere net TO N. We
have listened to your pious teachings, both
from the pulpit and the Sunday School. Would
that we were situated where we could do 60
again but Providence has seen fit to place US
tar beyond such privileges for the present.
hope not forever.
should you deem this worthy Of your kind
Very Respectfully.
A clergyman Of Kansas says. in recent let
ter 10 the Bishop:
"Ths barrel Of -four that you kindly sent
me, gave to q still more needy family, who
sent twelve miles for supplies have been to
Kansas City. Lawrence, and Leavenworth for
loads to distribute. and yet myself and family
are kept nearly naked and unfed. The money
sst by you has been received, and several
families supplied with provisions. With this
] send you several appeals for help that have
come TO me from suffering people in this vicin-
ity. What can you do for us3"
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-02-11

STORING GRAIN AT ELKvAroRs.-
There has been considerable hesitation on the
part Of onr farmers hereabopts in reference TO
storing grain in town at the Elevators or In
ordinary wsrshouses The objections are that
there is shrinkags caused by handling ng-thst
good grain is mixed With poor grain to the
prejudice Of those who store superior article,
and other reasons. These, however, anon Mt
to nothing when the facts are once understood
The shrlnkage in handling 10 . mere triae-
will not amount to . bushel in . hundred
bushsls The farmer brings in his wheat. 1t is
poured into perfectly tight hopper and every
kernel elevated and deposited in bins. and a.
it is weighed on receipt and the came number
Of pounds delivered again, there can be no
loss The objection to " mixing is ground
lses also. WArshousemsn who store wheat
Judge the quality - it comes In and put 1t 10
separate bins or piles according to iss
quality. The great advantage iu storing is
THE: II certain farmer. NJ. A. living Ave.
ten. twenty miles from msrkst has thou sasd
OOoOolU VI WOeoS W OObo WoSOO o0 WbooVo ~
hid over 10 order to get higher price. hauls
his grain 10 the elevator during the Winter
vhsn the roads are solid and time Of no great
importance. he does II st comparatively no ex-
psnss. ssd bic grain i there ready 70 take the
advantage Of the market any day. II asoshsr
farmer. NJ. B, kssps thousaad bushsls Il bic
bint, at home, and hssrs Of rise 70 dollar
per boshsl. or more. he must get out his teams
mo Asstsr II engaged In blowing or
getting in the Spring erops-no matter how
soft and muddy the roads ars-no matter 70
what extent he may b. bothered and troubled
the grain must b hAulsd Of 70 markst ~
fast ~ be can. He gets In one. two or three
losds in . day, and st the end Of shs fret Of
second day Of high priees. the Market perhaps,
experiences sudden dsprsssiea. and hs 10 cut
of from pso6ting BY the high price. while hia
nsighbor. who stsrsd his thousand bu.hsls q
the elevator or warehouse. had the warehouse
man for HE agent, Who hes kept sharp look.
out. and cold the entire lot n the high figure,
and while Mr. b 10 tradging tAropgh he mud
70 msrkst. hs he's his eash in biz pocks q for bid
entire crep This view Of The matter 10 1
i practical ess. - any COED farmer ssa ~ vha
looks q =. Il s4vss time. money aad vss,
and tsar II aiad. This city has nov nost a.
sslisat tseihsiss IL the Wy Of sls,ators end
ordinary varehouses. aad - hrmess' frissd
vs would advice saeh - have desire 70 hsll
| their vssla ever. q svpil tAsa.slvea sfths I'd
va0eae0 they peooo1e. -Q}sA
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-02-11

- DIANO AND ORGAN MANUFAC-
I tursr, one door west Of corner
~ = 18th and LeOlaire streets, Davenpert,
Iowa. All instruments Of my own make warranted
and kept in order. without charge, I've years.
N. B.-Repairing and tanning deae ct all timse
nd in the best manner.
DAvsNroRE, April Ia, 1850. lapll0-dly
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!. A. REID. M. d..

nHYSIClAN AND SURGEON. OFFICE
i No. IS, corner Main ana Third streets, Dav'
export, Iowa
DR.. REID can be consulted at his olhce at 81
hours Of tho day and night, unless professionally
engaged. sspt2!