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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-08-19
MASSACHUSETTS.

BosToN, Aug. 11.-Dificulties arising from
the prohibi'ory liquor law in the town Of
Chicopee, still continues. Deputy Chaplin,
Chief Constable OF Hampton county, got
out warrants and will make seizures. The
operatives hearing Of i. vowed that the sci
cures should not be made. They expected.
the consiables on Friday night, but were
disappointed. A number Of people suppos.
cd 10 be identified with the unrulv crowd,
were seen pear the premises of Deputy Bliss
who resides near town. lie had his harm set
fire by them and with its contents, totally
consumed. Deputy Chaplin sent 10 Boston
tor achievements, and twenty five men
were Immediately sent to him. This morn
ing he visited the town and made q dozen
more seizures 1t being done at q very
early hour, be outwitted the operatives.
lie remained in the place and when the
news circulated among the inhabitants the
excitement was intense, and So many serious
manifestations were made that he Telegraph
cd for more reintorcements, and twenty five
more men from Boston we're sent 10 Lie re
lief. All were we'll armed, and the officers
were authorized to adopt vigorous measures
To restore peace. At late hour this eve
ming the operatives were comforting togcth-
or on the streets, in loud tones, and a rot is
anticipated TO night or tomorrow night.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-08-19
MISSOURI.

ST. Lotus, Aug. 1s-Nike Nc Cooie. the
pugilist, bad a complimentary benet. at
Debsrs Opera house, last night, at which
there was a great crowd During the eve
ming he was presented with a new stand Of
o0lors. under which he will fight Aaron
Jones, AFTER which he had q friendly set 20
with ] osh shaw. He has reduced himself
f.om 239 pounds to i9S, and expects 10 enter
The ring q, $50 pounds. He ia In a iiuc con
ciiion. and will leave the city in a few days.
His coiors are red, white and blue, with a
green ground.
John j. Edwards, charged with deffaud-
ing the Union Savings Bank, was brought
TO this city yesterday. He asserts his limo
cence and threatens q suit for damages
agains. the officers Of the bank.
The deaths in this city last week, were
207. more than half OF whom were small
children.
Sr. LouIs, Aug. l9.-Colonel Taylor,
our Indian Commissioner, Left Omaha Fri.
day night for Washington, or receipt Of
important dispatches. The Indians drove
of stock from stations west Of North Platte
onion Pacific road.
The Helena Herald Of tho 3ist inst.
says: A man from Nsrmillion reports that
. band Of Blackfeet Indians recently mas>
sacred . party o, thirty miners At that
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-08-19
VIRGINIA.

fctlNoap, Aug. 1.-THE City Council
this evening atoried y protest 10 General
Sch'firld against Tie city having to supper.
rarl.f rceTces who have em'prated 10 the
city since the order suspending the Freed
meas Bufesu r~atiors, which throws this
class upon ~ cities in the south where they
chance 10 reside.
Mrs JCiicIson Davis arrived here this eve.
ming from New Orleans.
AT "a pic ME near Nicksbu,S on Tuesday
poison was put IN he refreshments by un-
known parties. Five whites and three
blacks dtJ. ard SIX or eight persons were
not tNnccloL Ia recover.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-08-19
CHICAGO.

CHICAGO, Aug is ID. Booth, a vel
known packer IN this city, on u wager OF a
thousand dollars that Chicago Sunday
morning papers could BE- delivered IN Elgin
hy ) O'Clock, made a trip with his favorite
horses Cap aud Flora. in three hours and
sixteen minutes. leaving Chicago AT four
O'Clock and arriving in Elgin sixteen min
ufes after seven. The distance is forty-two
mites aud three quarters, am. the last eight.
een miles was made Il, an hour and a half.
The horses DID not appear iatisued and MIR
Booth espresso corii tence of his ability TO
make twenty niles more in equally the
same time. Mr Booth WAS accompanied by
Mr. Wllliison Of the Chicago Republican.
An Omaha dispatch says Governor But
Ter and seven men were attacked by Indians
recently on Big Blue Riysr. A severe fight
ensued in which the Indians were defeated
Martisl law is established in Julesbure 10
suppress TIE rule Of gamblers and dcspera
does.
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- -f ~ - hs'HNf. =
EsEs%. HEsg.H. & RDENDy.

physicians AND SURGE0Os. omee
4 on Taird Street. one door west Of Brady
south side. otice hours froin . 10 y A.. NJ. aud
from z - 6 ?. N. an,fo.tf
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-08-19

Said property was conveyed to the United
States by w. II. Buchanan BY deed dated Au-
gus. 18th, 1868.
The Mill is a substantial Stone building with
slate roof, and has four run Of burrs, driven BY
Steam power. capable Of manufacturing about
two hundred barrels Of -four per day.
The distillery is a wooden building adjoining
the mill, and has sufficient capacity for running
about i've hundred bushels Of corn per day
The steam for both d~istilIery and mill IL furnish.
ed by two large tubular boilers ~rsceptly put in
a. a cos. of eleven thousand dollars. There il
also, upon the premises. a new malt house built
of brick, and Attire proof building. intended for
bonded warehouse.
There will also be sold at the same time and
place, the horse barn situated upon the Deeds
lot.-so c~alied-belew the mill, and the Cattle
sheds. north Of the distiliery. sufficient 10 sta
bic about six hundred head OF cattle.
Also the following other personal property. 70
Engine.
Flue Boilers.
Mud Drums.
Lumber wagon.
A lot Of Whisky barrels.
1 Reacer.s
Feed Cutter.
Iron Safe.
A 10. Of Office furniture.
horse,hay lake.
A lot Of grain sacks.
A lot Of copper pipe.
lot Of Iron shaitiDg.
Several hundred cattle chains.
A lot Of lumber.
The right TO stop this sale At any time il re-
aerved TO the Government.
TERMS CASH.
JAMES ARMSTRONG.
2 snsN. dtd Collector ~ Diotrice of Iowa.
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TO H~OUSEKEEPERS
THE BEST AND THE CHEAPEST"

There is no subject which should more iully
ene,oss the atteuti n II families, or is Of more
vital Importance 20 the community. than the
purity and excellence Of those articles which
enter into and ce,nno-e cur daily food, or more
occasional Refreshments.
It is a well es.o i.h-d fact. tina. q large per
cent. of disea e ana mortality i. engendered or
aggravated b7 impure. dcleterioua ingredients
aud poisonous authorizations, in what we eat and
drink. and RIO fa-t Of
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-08-19
WISCONSIN.

MADISON, Aug 17.-Ilarvesting in this
vicinity is progressing finely, and ut least
three fourths of the wheat has been cut and
stacked. The weather has been all that
could be asked, there having been only one
heavy rain since harvesting commenced
and that done more good than harm. The
yield is large, will average twenty bushels
to the acre.
MADISON, Wis, Aug. 19.-The Governor
has rendered the position Of Associate
Judge OF the Supreme Court, made vacant
by the resignation Of Judge Downer, 70
Colonel Byron Paine, who left the bench in
1864 to go into the army, and nc has ac-
ceptec.
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PENNSYLVANIA.

PHILADELPHIA, Aug IA meeting of
soldiers ard sailors was held here this I've
ming IN from, of the Union League house to
cosGemn the President for removing Secre-
;ary Stanton. l, was largely attended ard
much enthusiasm was manifested. Speeches
were msde by prominent officers, and reso-
la'ions were aGopted condemniuc tie action
Il the President. heartily endorsing tie
. fhcial actions of MIR. Stanton, and express
ing n here that the President will pause be
tore interfering with General Sheridan and
owner de, arimept commanders.
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Bradley's Duplex Elliptic Skirt.

NEli fLkNthiE. FoLpkD EASILY
' when in nse To occupy a small spacc mn
king The most Agreeable SKIRT worn. In AL
s.res. nj Wholesale by ". &. wADSWokTH,
nnh RI. M hx WAn MONIu 4 60.
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miCHlCaN.

DkTRoiT, Aug. 1S.-In the base ball tour.
nameht on Saturday the unknown club of
jackson won the first prize, the Allegani,e,
Of Allegheny City, the second, and the Ma.
pie Leaf, OF Hamilton, the third. All the
hfst ctass matches yet 10 come off are 10
decide prizes in second and Third class,s
The attendance was very large and ,very-
thing passed Of pleasantly. ihc teu,na.
mtut will probably close Tuesday.
The Constitutional convention saturday.
dtclied by Il vote OF - 10 % tint the pro.
l~libitorv clause and clause providing for the
annual session OF the legislature be submit.
ted toa separate vote OF the people.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-08-19
INDIANA.

iS~piANAroi's. Aug. 19.-W hite, Who
mnfceren Hopper near Anderson last April.
was convicted on Saturday and sen,erced
to he hanged.
The remains OF Gov. Wright will arrive
here so,morrcw, aud be inferred on Thur.
day.
senat 7 Mortoa has accepted the ~in.i,a.
ton OF the managers of the German SAM,
erfest TO deliver the festival address.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-08-19

LISBON, Portugal, August 13sh.-The
mail steamer from Rio Janeiro has arrived.
She brings the intelligence tina. the allied
army has commenced the long expected
flank movement on Paraguay by the Upper
Parana.
vienna, August l6.-Tbc Vienne Ga
zette, the officisl organ Of the Imperial Gov
eminent in q leading editorial upon the
present atate Of affairs in Europe says that
an alliance between Austria and France is
possible in case a treaty Of alliance should
be made between Prussia and the Russian
Empire.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-08-19
KENYON COLLEGE,

EorNDFD BY BISHOP CHASE. OF OHIO, IN
l 1s2J. has been in -aer c-sful operation for INV ards
uffor's years. The Course OF Instruction occupies
four ycsre. and embraces all the subjects OF tho com
pleir A adeinie course adopted in our highest seats
o.learning
FACULTY..
Rev. lanes Kent Stone. a. NJ. Prcst. md Spencer
and Wofe Professor of Moral and Mem tai Philosophy
John Trimble, A. VI Professor OF The Greek Ian
gusgcs and Literature.
Hamilton l.. Smith. A. NJ, Bowler Professor OF
Astronomy, Natural Philosophy and Chemistry.
Rev. Edw ard {. Benson, A NJ, Professor OF the
Latin language and Literature.
Theodore Sterling. A. NJ. NJ. D., Peabody Profcs-
cor OF Mathematics and civil Engineering.
Professor Of English Literature and History
Frank NJ. Hall. A. NJ, Principal OF kenyon Gram.
mar School.
The Fail Term Will ornmenc Sept. 9Th. Csndi-
dates for admission VIII present themselves on
Wednesday. September 1. a, A. ". For catalogues
and Information apply 10 MAkDENERO WHITE.
Esq. Agent and Treasurer - the College. Gambler.
GAMER. Ohio. Jnly 81. fsG7.
: The duties Of this rrofcssorship are a, present
discharged by the other Profes .ors. sugtdim
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y. ". DUNN.
Painter. <:inzIer. Whitener mud
1psr ASpu.er.

81. % r,sr So sr Bgr pRspr ASB PERRY.
RESPECTFULLY CALL
s<~ ! the attention ~ The public Ia
s-~Aa'n,.e l%acitaai ir,'end to ii Kind.
IT. OF House and sign Painting.
Wall Color NJ. Whitening. Paper Hanging. Glazing,
etc. sil Of which il promptly done. aud In n manner
that c.nEot fail 10 give the mos, complete satisfaction.
I hsrxs- moderate. Call aud see VIVID
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-08-19

by Telegraph. August IL.
Cotton-Quiet. $50.
Flour Joe better for DID s.l0efll 50 for e..
IRA state. q.s0al9. so fpr Round HON Ohio
whea.-ouite, firm 2G5@2 Is for white Cal.
%ifornra; . "A FOR white southern; 2.2S for am.
Der Michigan.
Rve-.sc5d better: 5565s tor Cd western
Corn Opened 90 le better closed with Tho
advance lost; l~,lsAtit for new mixed west
ern l. emi,l2 tor uns1rnd.
~0ats-uu!l. sldN4 '"F western stGsa for
new Ohio.
whisky Exchanges.
Pork Opened heavy, closed firmer, 20. ooa
90 y for Meas
Lard Steady, i2I9lS,9.
P.tro,e mn foT crude o. d.T.3 for re.
hned in hon1.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-08-19
CONNECTICUT.

HARTFORD. Conn. Aug. g. During the
excursion Yesterday # the employees OF the
Hartford Il New ileven railroad To Charles
Island. opposite Milford, the little son of T..
Harlan, while bathing. got beyond his depth
and began TO sink His father, in trying to
rescue him, was crowned the boy, howev-
er, was saved.
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BUCHANAN

s t e a m M j
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ilL.lkllS.

JCLrT, Aug. l9.-The strike among the
coal mine-s NJ Lssalle has ended. A com-
promise was effected between the employers
aud strikers, and the men went g work on
Friday.
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GEORGIA.

SAVANNAH, GA, Aug. 11.-iepor.s OF
registration OF sixteen oi The most %populous
counties in Florida. have been heard from.
Tho whole number registered thus far il
e.oi6, oi which 6,t13 are coiored. Lyon
county, one ~ the most thickiy settled in
the state, registers l.53i colored ard 407
Within
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-08-19
EDUCATIONAL.
me Sisters Of Charity octhe
BLESSED VIRGIN.

blessed VIRGIN.
Desire to inform their friends In Davenport. and the
pubic generally. tiat their Academy ws!l reopen on
Nonaay. Ancnstigth. for The
RECEPTION or YOUNG LADIES'
rs boariers, half borders, AMI dag scholars,
The course OF instruction will comprise all that
constitutes = good English eancstion, French, Ger
man and Latin languages. Music on Piano. Organ.
Harp and Guitar. Drawing. Painting In OH and Wa
ter Color-. Monochromstlc and Paste,lc Painting and
Embroidery.
Particular attention paid /, Plain Sewinc. without
extra charge.
Payments required quarterly In advance. Fnox
RUS RrLx rur.s Will az No DEvi.uo>
Further Information can he obtained ut the Acad
emy, situated on Eighth y. bet. Brady and Main.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-08-19

MONTREAL, Aug 1S.-The steamer Gaspee
was found on hard rocks Friday at Pla,on
Island by steamear Lady Head. She was
'owed off and will be carried to Quebec
She is only slightly injured.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-08-19

1.-THE LATE STATE FAIR"
"To Joseph Burnett { Co. Boston. was
awarded First Prize for Cooking Extracts,
and First Prize for Toilet Articles
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BULLS WORM DESTROYER.
Parents. Road this Important letter.
you ARE INTERESTED IN IT'S CONTENTS

Nlddletown. ind, April ~. &c.
Mr.. NJ. l.. Duplan writes do not know
that Bulls Worm DESTROYER needs any more
recommendation than IT has already attained
by It's own merits. but will state that my little
son. aged about three wears. was severely at
tackled last fall and winter with light ch,Il.. fol.
fo~cd by very high fever, throwing him into
spasms, or more properly fts. lasting from halt
an honr 10 one and a hal hours a, the sam.
time the child has very strong symptoms Of
worms. Ny ply stefan z one Of the best in thts
part Of the country exhausted nil his skill aud
the Materia Medica 10 espcl the worms. and en-
titely failed 10 bring any. ! thought John
Bull could do it, and gave the child the contents
OF three boAes. in triple doses, hight and morn
ing. with happy results. The child has not had
a -pasin Tor over three months. aud instead 81
the bloat.d mass that he was. lie IL nov we'll
and hearty. John Hull did II
Yours Truly,
". l. DrruN
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-08-19
ACALL FROM DISTANT MINNESOTA


Kingston =. o., Meeken Co. MINI,
April !. 40.
Mn. JopN Buit-pear Sir moved from
Kentucky 10 this place. The stores had non. o
your Worm DESTROYER for sale. They are great
" needed here in Minnesota. A trial ia all that
il needed TO give them . reputation. We can't
do without them, 10 send scme out this why
Yours, sincerely.
D.. q. A~RRowoop.
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Circinrnti

By f-issraph , August 10.
,Flour-.F,rner bu, not higher.
Wheat-Firmer. and holders asking higher
prices; No. !. lis.
Mcorn-rirmer. and held higher No. |. san
SIC.
Rvp-Advanced 20 l.i5.
Oats-Dull, at 51G,s.
Cotton Uncha and frmer. At 49,.
whi.kv.Unchapged.
Provisions Frmsr. but not ~quotably higher.
'su:icr--Dull.
Caeese Dull.
Groceries-Firm At full prices.
Fisk Seed .. 0o@2.'O.
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by Telegreph. August II.
Ca,tle-Qnies aud unchanged, a the following
prices: Firs, ella : shipping steers ! eK0f7 !. s1ss
"a class 6 a5a6.5o Sd class a.75Ms.oo.
IIoys-There was some $500 len over from
SATURDAY. and the .a'es this morning we're 70
cars. At q rsnre ofe. z5e9s,5i,S (. the greater mar,
s.sTiT which il saloc lower thaa Ss,ursav
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Bradjey's Dupicx Elliptic Skirt.

VERY FLENtBl.E. FOLDED EASILY
when In use 10 occupy n small spsce-ma
king IL. mos, Agreeable SKIRT worn In all
sizes ~ "haless,. and Retail by
q = WiffsIEK
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NOEIh CAROLINA.

WiLMISGToN, \. G., Aug. 11.-Rtgis,ra-
tion closed in the first ward to-day Will the
aggregate result OF 1875 whites and 64i blacks.
The whites did not register more thar half
their strength.
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40 rl8sisn1 s|aeeulttt u y : ~swlr9ie. It's got.
IN ui ier no eta'r purpose thauta GisEeAc Of tne
u%fapcrfS. ENch pefsan nr responsible agent Will
ree,iNr ! t'AffNtste VT peS'-Tt from beycrr \
~hsp,afi. Ter the mnltF. our rcrson wil he
chos,n. hy ttc - sehhnile--. ttpn each town
where tcSets- -old 10 "a amount OF stcn o.
ut8rr t. slpcYtuttpd the draNtne. this making
carh holder ofc .rttica;rs sire OF q fair chanc,
OF unes re uu 1t.
rax- nraoS. III june 18th. al.
THIS Is TIL ctRTifY. That Mr. ~. Frank
Siahnrcr tas made arrangements with nat q de
post a. moneys received b. him for certlica'es
"a our handle. and that we have the utmost con
hdencc that the en'erprs So will be conducted
fairly and hoHorGhiv ic all concerned
Signed nEyoRE & SHEPPARD,
Bankers. Port Byron. III.
sr-Tlcket< can De had at the principal book
store. N Rock Island. Davenport. Moline and
Geueseo, or OF the subscriber.
II. FRANk SIT LANCER.
Port BYRON. Illinois.
.y-Honev Letters may be sen, n, my rise
All letters containing over Clio please register.
T.. GREENE. near CITY Market. Agent for
this CITY srd county. jvSl decd -Sw- Pm.
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-. -. ~RlCHARDSON, ". -.
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON.
",yrrcs usD-a
Davenport National Bank.

IL 4 PRprTABLE AND EXTENSIVE PRACTICE
: Of y years IL "a iI-, basil Tor a claim - The coma
d-nca Of the cpnsun'iy. Dr. " can pre-ent ipis
elaim u the people Of Davenport aud vicinity, and
also, any other evidence Of proper qnaihr itipn de
sired
Davenport. July %. 1901. Hr2T-iiv.
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THIS EXTRAORDINARY MEDICINE. TIE
L fame of which IL spread broadcast throughout; the
country, IL undoubtedly superior to any remedy ever
offered to the public for the complaints OF which II is
Intended. We have In our possession testimonials
furnished voluntarily by Col. Long. late Chief Topo-
graphical Engineer Bureau at Washington. General
Fitz Henry Warren. Gen. fleasonton. and others u
the Army Father i. J. DeSmet, the celebrated In
dian missionary also. officers OF the Navy Sur
geOns Hospital Stewards Commanders Of nearly
every steamer plying on the Mississippi and tributA-
~ riverr, Western Sanitary and Christian Commits
e'ona. Army Chaplains. and others too Numerous 10
mention. Likewise highest encomiums Of the Press.
moet Of which arc published in our Almanac, (which
We wi send 10 any one requesting III psalsing ite
valuable medicinal qualities in the highest terms =
Druggists and Medicine Dealers everywhere. aug3
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In ri street, one door + ct " thc Davenport
National tank.
DAVENPORT, loAA WITH FACILITIES IN
- -hrpt seI. albeit To- the cxp -icnc- 10 IN IRE than
wenty years, hopes 10 merit a lar = share of patron
NN.tff
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Brad'ey's Duplcx Elliptic Skirt.

WHY F~LENIBLE, FUi.DED EAHILY
when IN "a 70 occupy a small sp~ce INA
hing the mos, Agreeable SKIRT worn. J.. all
s,rss. ~ Wholesale and Retul tv
ISAAG
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SPHINX Il MDHn'ON.
W. q. GuNCk Ef., Dentist,

EoUSL AND SiGN PAINTERS. GRAIN
L.S. Paper hangers, Glaziers. &c. shop
'rner Main an; Fifth SITS. mch23 div
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TESTIMONIALS:

Joseph Burnett 4 Co., OF Boston. carry the
pun ~ 'ner manufactures. Iheir famous =
let articles have earned an cnvisble reputation,
only equalled BY their ..Staucard tlavoring Ex-
uacts. The following conclusive evidence II
reiterated by thousands Chicago Tribune.
SyprrxBxR Is, 1865.
1--WE now use them extensively, and bear tes-
timony to I err superior merit. '-Gage, waite
Co, Sherman House, Chicago.
use your extracts, ard concur IN the
geherai ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Drake .
90, fremont House, Chicago.
-ine ne pla' ultra in treugsh. purity: ana
eeonomy.'.H NJ. Cinsley, surveyor and Con-
'ec'ioner. Chicago. Sept. 10, 1856.
- have adopted them exclusively" J..
wright, Caterer and Confectioner. Chicago.
I'VE regard yonr Extracts the best in tn:
~orid. vs. use no others. darling. 0riswoid
oo-' fhth Ave. Hotel, New York.
we hnd them better and cheaper thar any
Ne nave ever used."-Simeon Leland q 20,
Metropolitan Hotel, New York.
-fre-eminently superior to all others fcr cui-
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n. rarker d Co.. Parker House. Boston.
superior to any we have ever used.'-Re-
we're ana fremont House,. Boston.
McSoSe.RxLA House, Pittsburgh. aug. SOS.
Nh. u. u. MoRsR. General Agent: - have
.ried all extracts during thirty years experience
u business and most cordially Bur-
netts over all others.
J. McD. cgossAN. Proprietor.
tt' recommendation notices might be much
extended, hu' i is needless, because reni'y out
one 'heme is the burden OF them all, and their
gsne'nispi'lf is cc'rb ned in the above.
Nearly all First C.ass Druggists and Grocers
car SUPPLY these Celebrated Extracts 10 their
various sizas.
1.-THE LATE STATE FAIR"
TO Joseph Burnett 1 Co.. Boston. was
awarded First Prize for Cooking Extracts,
and First Prize for Toilet Articles
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ssBe. 4. N. MINER.
Dzs. ~. II. svOuI.EY.

homeopathic PhysicinD.
I )ftlrE AND RESIDENCE on EAST
~ side - GrAly street. near 5th. tirat door
lb1ve SIC Christian church. pc;saed6n
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Aud White Wine Vinegar. also. Flour Slck.. Ora
u -, sunairs, Btrl np-, t.roce-- Paper Bags. ~
sewing wine. No burrows Block. Davenport.
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IAkPkNFtK \ BUILDER SHoP on
osonraercial tley. opposite Post Office. la
se~..ert, Ia
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Be'ns In poor health aud wishing 20 dispose Of III
property inoricf - 20 -plth. oh.r the following
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EIEe. Il. -. cssEsska.

~gz. NENT,ST. nnlce IN Forrcst's Block.
S--~ ~ opposite u. a., corner 81 and Per
A1Ess ~ etre.ts. Has had over Il YEAR,
- practice Ia tIis city. Has the com
plste er~A-fls fr manufacturing ara administering
fNt. iu- Oxtf OF Uts, ior piinioss operation IN tx
t~ffttlt, teeth. iani.ly