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Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1867-12-06

n@- Wheeler & Wilson's-The ma.
chine for family Christian Adpo.
cate and journal,
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1867-12-06

H@- Go to Thompson IL Co.'s fol
Ponds patent Iowa Corn Huskers.
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nA-Ladies, il you wish a sure fit
have your dresses cut by s. T. Taylor
system at Lathrop's.
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H~Wheeler & Wilson Machine oil
and Needles at Lathrop's. ..s
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goeal Actiees.

ALI. Notices in this Column will be charged
ten cents per line for each insertion.
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Don't look in the upper right hand
corner of this sheet. ......
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1867-12-06

BJThe Wheeler d Wilson Machine
has no rival.-Scientifc american.
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A6 Satin Ornaments for Cloaks, just
received at Lathrop's. " .
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~The Wheeler & Wilson Machines
are the favorites for families. -Ne,o
York Times. r a.. ..
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TO TAKE EFFEcr WEDNESDAY, MAY 9. 1867.

sio :. juno. G. MFRS y;25 i"
h1 JanesvilIe s:a -.
500 Waverly ESQ :.
Connectiag at Farley Junction with trains IN D. g.
W. Road to Monticello. Anamosa, Marion and at Cedar
Rapids with trains on Q. N. w. Road, to Chicago,
Council Bluffs, Omaha, &c.
-. JP.FARLEy, Superintendent.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1867-12-06

Church of this city was formally dedi-
Gated and delivered over to the trustees
last Sabbath. The OCCASION was one of
uncommon interest, aud the house was
densely crowded both In the morning
and evening.
DIR. t. NJ. Eddy, Of Chicago, perfor-
med the ceremony, assisted by the pas
tor. Rev. J. q. Dimmitt and Rev. G..
w. Warner of this city. Dr. Eddy oc-
cupied one hour and twenty minutes
i'm the delivery of the dedication SER
mon, from the text, Unto Him eglo.
ry in the Church by Christ Jesus.
throughout all ages, world without end
Amen"-Ephesians Sd, 2lst. 1t was an
eloquent and able effort, showing the
progress. influence and achievements
of the great church Of Christ. His
earnest manner of delivery sent every
word With telling effect To the hearts of
every one present. and was listened to
by the large audience with the deepest
attention and the utmost stiffness. No
synopsis would do justice to his elo-
quent discourse. $50
AT the conclusion of the sermon, the
DIR. made q statement of the entire in
debtedness of the church, which
amounted to $1,000. This with the nec-
essary outlay yet to be made, rendered
it necessary to ask for the sum of g.. 500
The responses from the audience both
in and out of the church. were noble
and magnanimous. The whole amount
raised by subscription and otherwise,
was $500, sufficient to liquidate the
entire Indebtedness of the church. and
make few more necessary improve
ments In procuring blinds etc.
Our people, whether members of the
society or not, have reason to rejoice i'm
the completion Of this magnificent
church edifica. 1t is an ornament to
our city, of which all lovers Of morals
alike feel an interest. Its erection has
been accomplished under many dis
couragements NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., as
will be found in old enterprises of this
character. The church. was c0mmenc-
cd i'm May, 1864, under the pastorate
charge of Rev. j. Bowman. and was so
far completed the following summer
and fall as 10 be occupied In the base
ment, In Dec. Of the same year. 1t IL
a substantial brick structure As X 81 IT.
with spire reaching To an altitude of
40 feet. The basement Is ten feet In
the clear, divided into three rooms.
suitable for sabbatt1 school and class
meetings. The audience room Is the
main feature Of the church, and Is one
of the finest and most commodious
rooms In the State. 1t Is twenty four
feet high i'm tie clear, with an elevated /,
gallery I'm the front end for the choir |
The room is warmed from below by the
heaters. The aisles aud pull /
pit are tasteftlly cafpeted. and the /
woodwork handsomely painted and
grained.
The entire structure has been COM
pleted at cost Of 5000, but it could
not be built to-day for less than 500
D0u. sqg
The completion Of this handsome ed.
ifice. IL one Of the most creditable en-
terprises of our city, and stands as q
Of noble christian effort, an
eSHmple worthy Of tho highest praise.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1867-12-06

Grand Masquerade Ball,
New Years eve, in Overman's Hall.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1867-12-06

D~ We prefer Wheeler & Wilson,
for family use.--Neso York Tribune.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1867-12-06
Moffatt's Life Pills and Phoenix Bitters

Mondtts LIE FiIIs ana Fhoenfx bitters
The wrnderful effects Modats life Pills in eases Of
mental depression or physical weakness proceeding
from indigestion, costveness bilious secretIons are
certified 70 BY millions OF persons whe have been
fted by them They are the most effective eatharte
and purifier ever brfve the public. and have
In use since is23 They are cheap safe. and reliable
Sold by all respectable dealers everywhere.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1867-12-06

Our LECTURE CoURsE.--The next
lecture before The Library Association
of this city, will be delivered by Miss
Clara Barton, on Monday evening, De-
cember 18th as announced last week.
Anna Dickinson will be here January
9th. Theodore Triton FEBRUARY cath,
and Fred Douglass March I'd. The
time when Robert Dale Owen will be
here has not been announced. His lec-
ture will complete the course. We
have an able corps of lecturers this
winter, and none will attract more PEG
pie than Miss Clara Barton, one OF
those noble women who periled hei
life to minister to the brave boys In
blue during the war, and who has been
engaged since its close, in the noble
work of collecting the roll of the miss
ing soldiers. She has been called Tho
Florence Nightingale i'm our armies
Her lecture cannot fail to be of unusu
al interest.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1867-12-06

Bg- Now is your time. HATS for so
cents at Lathrop's. .=.-.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1867-12-06

Ear Wheeler & Wilson's Is the best
for household work London Times.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1867-12-06

ID. & .. @. n. n. TIME TABLE.
Train Going East, TAO A. NJ
Train Going West, ..........- ........4.55 p. NJ
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1867-12-06

q TRAINS DAILY
tExoEpf Sundays
For TOLEDO q DETROIT,
MAKING Connections at TOLEDO. CLYDE and MON.
KOEvfLLE. for AL Points interior Of Southern
Ohio; and NJ CLEVELAND with " Inns for
PITTSBURGH. nARRIsBURGH. PHILADELPHIA,
BALTIMORE AND WASHINGTON
w-Ths travelling publia viii hear 10 mind the Mrh,-
Southern and Lskr Shore Trans run n, Ci>reEfsa
Without Change of Gf,si aud Is the % VIZ DIRECT
ROUTE ~ all points on Lake Shore east of Cleveland
Palace Sleeping Oars Accompany all Night
Trains
Baggage Checkedso Destinatfon.
TICKETS OVER THIS LINE can be had nj all Ticket
oces In the West and AZ The Oices ct The Lne No 30
Dearborn street and 56 Clark street. and at the Depot
gas GEO. H. GRAY.
OTIS KENDALL, Cen Passenger Agent, Chicago.
s Gen. Agent. Buuao, N. X. $50
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1867-12-06

j UNCLE TONI REPEATEp.--In cont
sequence Of the requests of numerous
citizens, the drama Of "Uncle Tom"
was repeated OH Thanksgiving night,
the exercises closing with dance 10y
one of the association and a farce The
hall was well filled, and the audience
appeared to enjoy the exercises more
than the three previous nights of the
play. The PERFORMERS were Quite equal
70 themselves I'm all their parts; that
is saying that Plunkett and his troupe
had better not come this way again, if
they do not wish to be thrown in the
shade. The proceeds of the evening
were quite satisfactory, and will aid
materially in pushing forward the
work ON the Episcopal Church.
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MICHIGAN SOUTHERN

LAKE SHORE RAILROAD LINE.
~-specal Attention II caled 10 the NEW YORK
LINE Of DRAwING-RO0M CARS one Of which will
leave CHiCA60 with the NEW WORK AND BOSTON
EXPRESS every day, except Sunday. al ZOO A. NJ.
connecting nj Cleveland with SHORE LINE PALACE
SLEEPING CARS. through to Rochester; connecting nj
Rochester with DRAwiNG.RO CARS through to
New York Without Changci
ter SEATS IN Dii.wING.R0oN CARS and
BERTiis IN SLEEPING CARS In this Line cal bese.
cured at our ofice SO Clark street. or at the Depot
corner Van Buren, and sherman streets Chicago on
application by telegraph or therwise.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1867-12-06

The ALLEoHAEIANs.--A large au-
dience greeted the Alleghanians at
Overmans' Hall last Wednesday even
ing. Their singing and bell ringing
were very fine, and the pieces were rem
dcred in good taste. "Poe's Raven
was chanted with great beauty and pa
thos by the company. Their pro-
gramme was composed mostly of old
TIME pieces, which made the entertain
ment none the less interesting. We
recommend them to the public where
ever they may go.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1867-12-06
Prin. of Academy.

j. SHRoCK,
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-09-05
RIVER ITEMS.
ARRIVALS

ARRIVALS
KEIrHsBuRc, Capt. Campbell. Ft. Madison.
BURLINGTON, Capt. Green, ST. Louis.
Ban CAxPBELL. Capt. Weller, Clinton.
DEPARTURES.
KErrusBuRa. Capt. Campbell. Fl. Madison
BURLINGTON, Capt. Green. for Dubuque.
River falling slowly and steadily. -Four
feet and . half Of water reported at the
head Of the rapids.
Business good. Heavy shipments Ct
wheat, and light shipments Of onions to s..
Louis. Our merchants receiving consider
able freight from every upward bound boat
The elegant pscket Minnesots. Csp'. I
B. Hill, will arrive and depart for st. Pasl,
a. about o'clock on to morrow morning.
The swift Sucker State, Ospt. W. P.
Hight. for St. L uis, 10 due mere on TO NOR
row morn ng Mt o'clock. For freight o.
passage on Northern line apply t. r. u.
Prettym man, agent.
The regular tri>weekly steamboat Ben.
Campbell will depart to.mosrow att An,
Cor Clinton. &c. duncan. agent.
The fins passenger packet New Boston
Capt. GlinnelI, will leave for Fl. Msdison
In the nurning. q. q. MAther in ths ot-
Aee.
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SchOO, Books, Latest Ed.
itiOns and Lowest Price,,
nj Luse & Gii.gs, 30 Perry
street, near the Post Office.

Mechanics FAIR IN CnIcAGo Arrange
m-nts have been perfected for the holding
Of a grand Mechanics Exhibition and Fair
It Chicago. commencing September 10th,
and continuing ten days. The exh bi,ion
sill consist Of Gil kinds Of machinery,
(steam power will be provided) domestic
manufactures, raw materials. objects Of art
md fancy, &c. Mechanics. manufacturers,
and others desiring to exhibit should adj
iress A. II. Davis. Secretary. 1855 Clark
street. Chicago The receipts Of one day
viii be for the benefit Of destitute soldiers
aud their families. The fair promises t.
be . great success.
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Wfght- Tar syrup in cases et Consn option. cheer
fully recommend Ii 20 al . r~on- aiilictcd
JES Err tiEER,
Fourth and Chestnut St- PhiIadelphis.
Thomas Winu III. Butcher. in "a st. Market. Pail
ace phia v rites
After suffering two ycars with Consumption and
constant hcrorAges. we induced 10 Try Wrighi's
Tar lrup. Alter u-in. six b. .tiies health setarned
and am n " Ah IL attend 4, my b,sines
S.s Stevens Dt lcg sis. Reading Pa Whites
Mr. i = kromer --Tht grnss ~ Tar SpIup pnr-
chased abaut three weeks 1ro neart, all sold. My
Gust speak highly OF II. Send half gr of Il
To ny frth.r. AZ Mddletown Pa and char. Tito
G. B Nausycsel. Druggists. Trenton. n. j.. sa,r:
DR.. Nreh : Tar Syrnp docs all claim for ~.
am selling largely of IT, end with rnuch sti.fsction
- Gust mrrs.
County Sio- keepers piice ~ Ter hot l.. One
bottle will cheek the tros' agrrntaief Cough
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S.Pcf IDsa ., 1867.
j-,ob .,I,n, ~. rol4 MI tle members NJ
pearei
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Ard annrava,
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nance. made the fo'os'ng report:
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the following hills 'hat they navy eAi'h,neu
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h'chard Ogles Gov. OIL l. Gen. y. Hayn'c,
ADJ Zen do.. :. 7, nd lie. S.cry .! State Dr. Al
Lyle Rev. J. y. Lappin. banon, H.: Dr.. keid.
rsest shurtl.f College, Alton. III soston 4 Co..
A. Samner, John NJ Gilham. ~ op'r Wee ern Hons.
1eorse Hart Of art, Harvey a Co 81. L ,uis Mo-
wm Digger. 81 Jacobs. III 20 $. C'nxiin, \ 90
suk' iowa; Hon. Jam,s . Whittsk-r. Elder Pee
oier. Dr Hntt, summer fl Id IL. DR.. J. j howe.
Avon, Fulton Co H.; Mr.. sweeney. Marine
hev r en-, Pastor baptist Church. kss j. A. Rob
in>',n o. Methodist CauFch, kcv. Deppe. Hon.
W IL. Und 'rwood. Gen. w. Kuenn r. Gu.
Niirr, q. Z. Kmnsll, Eiifor Of the Becsiil. Advo-
cate. Capt. J. J. r. Patrick, Bellville. Ill.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-09-05
DAyENpOKr IOWA THURSDAY. SEPTEMBER s. 1867.
s.,rk.,ARy NOTICES.

..,ryovD THE Mss ,iPPi.' FROM IuE
GsrAT RIVER To TtE uAEAI OCEAN,
A bert ID. hiehardson
Tn,s Is most entertaining aud valuable
book. and lis popularity is a,tested by the
sale of over %, 900 copies in single month.
The authors long and varied experience in
the little known and interesting regions OF
the Far West, furnishes the valuable una.
.ersl for its contents.
Mr.. Richardson % widely known ss one
Of our most brilliant Journalistic and writer's.
No other author has trsvelsd over so much
Of our vast Western d mains, and we know
Of no ore who can 90 we'll describe whst he
has seen. He is always interesting. gener>
ally amusing, and, better still. invariably
truthful.
The volume before us is accompanied by
an accurate and minute map OF the entire
region beyond the Mississippi. and Is ele>
s.nly printed ard profo-ely illus.rated with
over two hundred eng-ayings from original
photographs and sketches from the pencils
If Bers,ad,. Mast, Ilennessy. Dsrley, Fenn'
stephens, Forbes and other eminent artists
which are really beautiful and worthy o.
examination as specimens of art.
Itis . credit to American authorship.
md not only the most valuable work from
| Mr.. Richardson's pen, but by FAR the bes'
and most complete history Of the great
| West ever issued. Those who wish for au-
| thentic information Of the resources, con-
dition and prospects Of the Western AMI
greater half Of the continent, within q few
wears to be sown thick with civilized States,
rich in all the elements Of greatness, should
consult this most valuable work. The wri'
| ter has n charming stj le, a fund OF humor
and his ex periences are Of thrilling interest
lie blends information, pathos, fun AID le'
gend with full practical and minute accounts
of the farming. mining, trading, railroad
building aud other great interests and re-
sources Of the new States and Territories
1t is the product Of vast labor, in trav,
and personal observation, aud is destined ts
have au unpreceds ntcd sale. Sold only by
subscription, and published by the Nstiona
Publishing Co.. PhiIadelphis, Pa Cincn-
natl, Ohio, st. Louis, Mo, and Davenport
| IoWa
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INlt NotN. LADIES AND MISSES. Apply 81
~c1asl !. it.n ai.., ~ l.ied hy Miss 6 Ills, Sar
ln-tllat'0p tn NJ 4sat. NR~ L. ifEAllD.
IllaA.. ,-.lt1n MlS- L 4 nsAkl
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taois are stubborn thin :" says the OLD pro..rp,
and N th-rc alone do we Int nj "a q al In prescnl-
ing WIZ GIFTS TAR SYRUP 10 the public All
k"ow tie sity OF guirding agan-, Gods Al
We'll A. the necessity for taking proper remedies
when tbs Colds upon Us. We say. athou, r,ar
~ contradiction, that the superior oi Wtigh,'- Tar
hronrhiti- and all Diseases OF the TAroa' and Lung-
dos not EXIT B iow te-ti noii.> from per
IONS. some OF whom known Ia all parts Of the
country
DE u SarlroS M.rKsSziR. Literary Editor Of For.
ne, .Patiadelphs Pres. Whites
Pfit krrLrnIs, July 20, 1851.
DEAR Sigf. f.ast chri-tmar. fnr the nrst <iu. in my
LIE ] aa- uch afflicted Ivy a very reyerf Cold. with
almost constant cough ani spe chest. Practice
'a'hed the wor-c did It. Bv what | then cunsd-
P-pvd-nca was indnced g. trr DR.. Wkianr- Tan
NYs' r. purchased rom ani was greatly relieved
IN Two ua,s. whal cured In II Is not unpl as
Aflt = the tt-ie. xhith u 40 ID ppiat Maa, yea
a 0. read '- my wtv through an Oh lihrary, came
across the W rk- of that Bishop B-rkei " wh, pro-
pheticay aed truly decl4rei. re- than n century
90, 'hat Wcs,~ard the march of Empiyc tab c- i,s
wAy. AMI among these two tr .atiaes in which
he r'r 'nglg advocated the of Tar curative oi
many q -,'is from ,tarrh I, the plague was
then irHts wi the co.encv OF tn good Bishnp'-
Arguments. and am row snrc-from the efficacy os
bs. Wrsh,- preparation of the same rcmedy-thaS
they were entirely correct.
Yours. 'rNiv
Il SHELTON MACKENZIE, LID.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-09-05

TnE OLD SErTLEls.-The aunval picnic
Island county, in which the old settlers
If Davenport participated, Was quite in>
teres,ing. a. eight O'Clock on yesterday
ming a procession OF csrriagts, wagons
nd people on foo, WAS formed at the Rock
Island Court House, and moved to the
island. Some idea Of tho number present
my be gained when il is stated that II
reached from the Island bridge to the Cour
ilonse. Arriving on the grounds selected
ne assembly was called 20 order by the
caief Mrrshal. and D.. Barrows, Of Dsv.
:nport. Vice Presdent OF the Sect Coun>
J Society. was apo med Chsrman. H.
oehal. Of The survivors OF the ate Colonel
davenport, Hon. J w. Druvy Presented
he Old Set l,rs, the magnificent god,
,eaied cane. 10 be kept by tie P.esiden,
)f the Society. A iittiag response was
made by Mr.. Mixter ia behalf the Presi>
lent, Judge Spence. Mrs. Lewis, whu
ned The cane during Judge Drury's speech
vas much sff, c,ed when he al uded to lhs
murder Of Col Davenport. her husband =
| rhe annual Grafton .as del ver,d by DR.
utegg, E.dtr JAS. Chiiicn Of Davenport fol,
owing in q shors speech. Then came tn,
fast. brie. speech es. a vote Of thanks te
Ien. Rodman. aud the parting. 10 meet
,gsin-God willng-in another year.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-09-05
School Books, Latest Ed.
itiOns and Lowest Prices.
mt Luse 4 Griggs, 81 Perry
street. near the Post ONCE

FREIGHT MovEMENrs.-Thsr receipts and
sh p,nent for two weeks ending Aug. 3lst,
per rail, we're - follows:
sAipmsnts- Barley, 10000 bu.; Corn,
4. .5vU bu Wheat, 50.0o0 bu. Oats, go
bu. /; Flour, 1000 bbls. Hogs, 600 head +;
Cattle, 80 head; Meal. &C. 900 lbs. Lumber,
$50 N. Mdse, 500 tons.
Receipts-B.rley. 1900 bu. Oats. 4,4o0
bu I; Wheat, 800 bu. Mdse, 675 tons Coal,
$50 tons.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-09-05

y II SENATOR,
". ". COSEs, Of Pleasant Valley
Fos agPREsssTAtfyEs,
Il. j RohiFS, Of sheridan.
VI G. UAy : of Davenpor'.
CHARLES KELLY, of lie Claire.
rot ssEaiFT,
MAJOR O. ScHNiTGER. Of Davenport
ros TRsa sUsER.
l.. 8. vIELE. of Davenport.
fos COUNTY JJDGs.
THEODORE Il. EAGAL. of Davenport.
tos cousrY SCHOOL .sCPgRiS 'ESpsSr.
JOHN GALLAGHER. Of Davenport.
ron suRyt Yoa,
THOMAS lUIRf Of Davenport.
YDR coaosoa,
In. G.. H0EPfNEa. OF Davenport
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On ACRE rANN a. RRADF STREET. oPPo-
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CAt'h NOTICES.

GtSr,' FraHI .uiNG Goops Sam. Perry,
45 Brady street, keeps constantly on hand
a mplete rim, ut of ali tie latest al d
most fashionable styles Of gents furn sh Z
gods. HAVING manufacturing depart
ment come iel with hi. establishment, lie
is prepared make all kinds Of clothing 10
order On snort ao'ice and in the best mar :
ner. \ lar.e st oa OF ready made clothing
kept for sale at the most reasonable rates.
DAVENPORT LEATHER DEPaT.-At the new
store Of aiuchrath d Co 81 Brady ST., can
b. founi lae .ir5e,s unl mos, complete stock
Of French aud American calf skins, k,ps al q
morocco, harr esq, sole, and upper feathers
shoemaker stools findings, and materials per
tanning to the tiade, west Of Chicago. The,
manufacture their own American calf skins
aud oak tanned harness leather, and procur,
al other kinds from first hands.
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nor 4 TIE NJ 0F TWENTY YEARS oNEnrN
/ DlED sut ky t.vt i gag ~ Harrison rife.
ans. b,t ,s,n fouItl 4 fth streets iu tn,
CT, 80 pAeeutort
D. DAVENPORT.
al~1G I'M R,ck Island. III.