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STATE DEMOCRAT.
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nrtlnlir attention la callad to the a etton of. tin
Democratic SUM Oouventlon* for several put year»
prohibltlag all repraseetation by prow votee.
Ae eeveral Oounty Oentral Oowmlttre* are aa pa
rtly requested toaee that county meetings be bald
tor tka parpose of sending deiegatea.
J41 A. WILLIAMSON,
Ok'n Oats Dem. K*. Com.
ANOTHER
HICIinOKD
Who ia Brutus We neverlieard
My talk or hint that friend Price
wanted the nomination. Hrutus must
be a very
intimate
friend ot his.
THE NEW IUHK NEWM.
There is no Democratic newspaper
in the United States to which more
importance is to be attached than
the New York
News,
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and very few, if
any, that exert a wider or more salu
tary induence. Ever since this jour
nal has been in existeuce, it has visited
our editorial room daily, and has ever
boen welcomed as an honored friend.
In ita political character it lias ever
boon consistent taming neither to
the right nor to the left, but has bold
ly and fearlessly advocated aud pro
claimed tbo principles of Democracy
in all ita parity. We are glad to no
tice ita great political and pecuniary
sneceaa. It has now a circulation of
about 20,000 daily, and 80,000 week
ly. Snccesato the News.
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IN THI:
The Davenport coricspondcnt oftbe
Chicago
Prest Tribune
who styles
himself "Brutus," speaking of tbo prob
able candidates for the Uorernorsbip,
saya "Lowe will moatlikely le nomina
ted by theRepublicans,although Hiram
Price, of 8cott county, will be a strong
competitor for the nomination
." We
cannot aay that we believe that Mr.
Price has any idea whatever of being
nominated for the ofliee of (Jovemor
We have always been led to imagine
that he was not an oflicc seeker, and
cares not a farthing to leave his posi
tion as a private citizen even for the
highest otlice in the gift of the people.
Hit natural modesty and well known
diffidence in political matters, is to ut
sufficient proof that he would not per
mit his name to be used in any such
connection.
It is true that Mr. Price did wish to
get into the City Council in the late
spring election, but was defeated in
what was undoubtedly a Republican
Ward. Should he be prevailed upon
fur the sake of the party," to have bis
name go before people, there would the
be the prettiest chance in the world to
defeat hitn and elect a Democratic
Governor by a good round majority.—
We wish the Republicans would nom
inate King Hiram.
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Gazette
of St.
Petersburg, of the 15th, contains an
article on Cuba, which contends that
the poMoaaion of the Colony ia india
pensible to the security of die United
Slates. The avttote, boweter, recom
mends the Americana to extend their
inflaence
n
tbo Island solely by means
of their superior civilisation, which it
•ays have thua far been their beat anx
iliriee in making oonqneata.
THB NBW PLATFORM.—The Repub
lican party haa adopted a new plat
form. One plank in it rune as followa:
**N° more
new
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Stat** be they slave or
umltt* they are far Negro equal
itu."
To prove our assertion, we qnote
the following few the Mew York Tri
"T rrr
"If Oregon, in I860, unbalanced by
ffanaaa, ahall elect a pro-slavery Preai
thoao Bdpol
to thoee Republicans
whuae Hn» shalJ have enabled her to
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VpippaaMHnfaeuuMrsef ibeOUe
«,lM«MNa#Mip| the omb of
—tJ-*•* lim t»lfcs4r turn*
rtiwi
LAttBAL.-4fbe Oineinaati €hutU»
oatioMrtee thi* in 1880 the popolatkm
of Iowa will be
400,000—a
very lib
ml estimate. Ia *58 the censas gave
us
530,000,
and at the present time we
estimate the population «boot six
hundred thousand.
We learn from the Iowa
The City Coimcilof Burlington have
imposed a license of |15 upon small
boarding bouses The Barret Ilouse
license is The boarding bouse
keepers are indignant.
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Tiv ORE.—The Fairfield Ijtihjer
speaks of the discovejy of ore in Jeff
erson county, on the banks of Walnut
Creek, and thinks it may prove more
valuable than a gold mine at Pike's
Peak, if it should be found to exist in
any considerable quantity.
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More than thirty cases of divorce
are recognized by the statutes of the
different htates. In South Carolina
not one has ever been obtained. In
Virginia there are three cases, name
ly :—Natural and incurable incompe
tency at the time of marriage, idiocy
and bigamy. In Alabama, adultery or
two years' abandonment. In l{hode
Island, impotency, adnitery, extreme
cruelty, wilful desertion for the space
of five years, continued dmnkeness,
neglect of the husband to provide
necessaries for the subsistence of the
wife, gross mislehavior and wicked
ness repugnant to the marriage con
tract. In New Jersey, divorce is grant
ed for prior existing marriage, adulte
ry, and wilful absence for five years.—
In Vermont, for non age, mental in
capacity, impotency, force or fraud,
adultery, confinement in the State pris
on for three years or more, intolerable
severity, wilful desertion for three
years, absence for seven years unheard
of, aud where the husband, being of
ability, grossly and wantonly neglects
providing for his wife. In Maine, for
adultery, impotency, desertion for five
years, joining the Shakere for five
years, confinement in the State prison
of any of the United States for five
years, fraud in obtaining the consent of
the other party, habitual drunkeness
for three years a marriage with an
Indian or mulatto is void, and impris
onmeut for felony ia the State, works
a divorce without any judicial pro
ceedings.
In the Strteof Kentucky, for habit
ual drunkeness, condemnation for felo
ny, cruelty of the husband, and for
several other causes which we forbear
to irkMion. In Illinois, for impoten
cv, i ialtory, wilful desertion for two
yearr, conviction of an infamous crime,
habitual drunkeness for two years,cruel
treatment endangering life, intolera
ble indignities, vagrancy of the hus
band. In Iowa, the same causes exist
as in Missouri, to which is superadded,
"when the parties cannot live in peace
and happiness, and their welfare re
quires a separation." The law of Ar
kansas is the same as in Missouri, ex
cept that one year's absence is suffi
cient to free the abandoned party from
tbe bonds of marriage. In Tennessee
and Mississippi, the law is nearly simi
lar while in Florida, to like enactments
are added habitual indulgence of vio
lent and uugoyeruable temper for one
year, or drunkness for one year. In
North Carolina, impotency, adultery,
abandonment, turt.ing the wife out oif
doors, cruelty or indignity on the part
of the husband, or any other just cause.
In Texas, impotency, cxcess, or cruel
treatment, or outrages, or desertion
for three years the husband may have
a divorce for the adultery of the wife,
and the wife when the husband aban
dons her and lives in adultery. In
Maryland, the law is the Bauie as in
New York, except that abandonment
and three year's absence from the
State is a cause of divorce. In Geor
gia, the old cclesiastical law governs.
In New Hampshire and Ohio, similar
laws to those of Vermont prevail. Ex
treme cruelty and absence for three
years are causes for divorce in Dela
ware, to which Pennsylvania haa ad
ded intolerable indignities. Congress
has never confered tbe power to grant
divorces upon tho Courts of the Dis
trict of Columbia.
Br. Chapla'a Ctaarch.—A luit ln-
At a meeting of the Fourth Uni verbal
ist Society, on Wednesday evening at
the chnrch in Broadway, for the elec
tion of officers for the ensuing year,
Messrs. Daniel T. Marshal, Thorats
Walker and Lemuel Smith, were ap
pointed trustees—the two latter being
re-elected. Dr. Chapin will, of coarse
continue his pastoral relations with
the Society, a salary of six thousand
dollara"having b*9n voted him. It ap
pears tnat the income of the Charch
for the past year, from pew rent*, &c^
have amounted to about seventeen
thousand dollars the Society is near
ly free from debt, and the condition of
tbe chnrah haa never been more pros
perous, or the relations between pastor
and people more gratifying.
Alter May 1st, some arrangements
will be made by which some free seats
will be thrown open to strangers. At
present, numb** are obliged to le*ve
at every service nnable to find a place.
Next Sunday being Easter, a Speci
al Communion will be oelebrated, after
the usual morning service. The mu
aic at this church it entirely co
children of the Sun
•^o^i taking the lead.—JT.
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ibetaraed
flaa. laahlithe
riWNM AiSli—«!•
A
Stateunan
that the Chartea Rogers" has made
a successful trip to Fort Dodge and
back to lies Moines, and that Capt.
Beers reported the navigation of the
river above the Fort better than lielow.
R. R. ACCIDENT.—A freight train
Ita off the track on the Burlington and
Misaoori River R. RM near Batavia, on
Wednesday of last week, throwing
three cars off the track, and killing
some fifteen head of cattle with which
they were loaded.
T. Pott,
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TO TEA PLAVT.—Ths
o s w a U
tntradasiag iau U* Unite*
the saUnreef the tea plant A£Ug
her veyage ha Oaat«i
IfZk w\
a*k wish 60,000 plants, selssted with
hf speaial sgeat tf the yateat
ahuralar accident oeconrad
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April
at Holywell, whore a travelling
menagerie wae exhibiting. A
and violent goat of wind overturned
fonr of the ciriviw, killing four p*—
ions and injiiied upwards of twelve
others. Tbe '«"•. «,eve"
her, formed the lour sides of a quad
rangle being covered by canvass, sup
ported on poles running down the cen
ter and fastened to the outside of the
vans. Towards evening tbe weather
became stormy, the rain foiling heavi
lv, and the wind Wooing with great
fierceness A large number of per
sons, nevertheless, assembled to visit
the exhibition, tbe quadrangle being
well filled. By half-paat eight the
wind had increased almost to a hurri
cane, and the site on which the cara
vana stood being considerably elevated,
it had great power there. The keeper
had jost come out of the lion's den^nd
had ascended the ladder to describe
the animals in an adjoining compart
ment, when a sudden gust of wind
blew the four caravans on that side
over into the quadrangle. These, in
their fall, carried with them the can
vass roof, which, in its descent, extin
ished the lamps by which the exhi
bition had been illuminated. A terri
ble scene ensued. The spectators,who
bad been listening to tbe description
of the keeper, were gathered around
the vans that fell. Those nearest the
vans perceived thatthey were toppling
over, and pressed back upon the per
sons behind them. The crowd, how
ever was so great, that before they
could escape, the vans had reached abe
ground,barying beneath them many of
those who had been in the front ranks.
The shrieks of the people were ming
led with the yells of the animals. Tha
place was wholly in darkness,and for a
few moments the utmost confusiou pre
vailed. Immediate efforts, however,
were made to rescue those who were
lying beneath the vans. Ropes were
obtained, and in a short time the vans
were raised sufficiently high to admit
of the extraction of ihe unfortunate
sufferers. Four were taken out dead,
and twelve dangerously wounded. In
the consternation caused by the acci
dent, it was at first rumored that some
of the beasts bad escaped but this was
not the case. The animals in the over
turned caravaus were lions, tigers,leop
ards and bears, aud these seemed to
have been greatly terrified by the up
se .ting. They made no noise, whatev
er, while the monkeys and other ani
mals in the opposite vans screamed
and yelled frightfully.
Ureal EarthquMia la KcuMor.—The City
•f Quito I|§atreye4—if ,000 to o.OOO
Llret E«a4.
PANAMA, Sunday, April
That portion of the Palace occupied
by the Minister of the Interior, a great
part of the College of San Luis' and
the splendid mansion of Dr. Albuja,
have also fallen. All the principal
buildings of the neighboring towns of
San Antonio, Cotocolla, Kfachacha,
Chillogallo and Magdalcna have been
destroyed. The
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Tu, tavsseT Hew
DOBJ"
of property is es­
timated at three millions of dollars
and from the povou,y of the people it
will be impossible to repair and re
build any great number of the better
class of edifices destroyed: The shocks
were felt simultaneously in Tacunga,
Ambato and Alausi, and in Tinpullo
the earth opened in various places.
The earthquake was also felt at (Guay
aquil, but did no datcage there.
The temples of San Fransisco, del
Sajrario and Santa Clara were of beau
tit'nl architecture the temples and
convents of Santo Domingo, la Merced
and San Augutin, all had fine stone
facaders and towers the temples of
Santa Catalina an 1 Concepcion, and
the Hospital, also had stone facades.
Quito is said to contain about
50,
000 inhabitants. It is built on an ex
tensive plain against the mountains of
Panecillo and Pinchinche, andisal«ut
0,500
feet above the level of the seas.
Most of the houses are two stories,
some three, and a part one story.
Many are built of burnt brick with
handsome facades, but the greatest
portion are unbnrned brick or adobe.
The Ftka'a Peak Exeltemeat Deel«M4
Cm FUlibaaterta* Paryeaea.
LKAVKNWORTII,
K. T^
Agents here and at other points
have been secretly urging emigration
forward to the gold regions, with a
view of forming a nucleus at Pike's
Peak for a decent on Durango and
Chihuahua.
No concerted plan has as yet been
given to the emigrants,but tbe leaders
of tbe movement base their hopes on
the non-developement of gold in the
country, and the probable dissatisfac
tion of great numbers with the pros
pect at the mines.
It is estimated that 10,000 )iave al
ready left different points on the Mis
souri river.
There is company organising In
Kansas City for Arizona, under the su
perintendence of Clarkson, formerly
postmasters n
The Litchfield (Conn.)
Geagrese» and is now one of the
•Ml p*«nfe»Bt financiers ia tbe In
ffattSTftieideift rtfe hank, a»d
worth nMabljr half a Million of del
111*
Yo*
NBOOTIATIOXS
1*7, '59.
Onthe 22d day ot march, at half
past eight in the morning, an earth
quake which shook tbe mountain range
of the Chiniborazo for tbe space of
four minute?, destroyed almost|entirely
the city of l^uito, and killed from 2,
000 to 5,000 persons. The churches,
monasteries, convents and State edific
es are almost all .it to fragments.
The Convent of San Augustin, tbe
Tabernacle de la Capilla, the Temple
of the Segrario, the Cathedral, the
Convent of Santa Catalina, the Palac
io del Obispo, the Chapel of la Merced,
the Chapels of the Cathedral, of the
Compania, of tbe Hospital, of Carnien
Yajo, tbe cloisters, of the Convent of
Sauta Domingo, a part of the Convic
torio of Sari Fernando, are all partially
or wholly in ruinB. Also, the convents
of San Diego, Santa Clara and Santa
Barbara. There is scarcely a bouse in
the city that iB not badly damaged.
Ofty fc» lMf
•Boast to f9,84t«tM.
lira lileiiltisnlss were said ia flbvaaaah,
G*., iMtSatanUy.
8mw Ml at Buffalo oa Satarday U the
depth of aix or aeven inebea.
A wotiAi left Baa cor raeaoUy for Oragoa
to SHtrry a person whoa abc bad not aeon
lor eigbteaa year*.
BTSAMBOAT navigation has been resumed
•a the a Lawrence, between Montreal aad
Qaebee.
Trass have beea four haadred eases of
soeaslea at Nilii, Michigan, wUbin the past
(bar months.
Ir yoa would be known, and not know,
vegetate in a vesael if yon wonld know
and not be known, live in a city.
Tns V^neenaea (Ind.) Aim says there were
sales ot good family batter ia that city last
week at sixty eeate a ponnd.
8nitot
DOHKRTT,
the Demeeratie Repre­
sentative from the Meventh District of New
York, died snddonly at Albany on Wednes
day.
The 8tent«a eoanty (Ind.) RepmUiean
report* the divorce of aboat twenty eonples
at the late term of the Circuit Court in that
sennty.
Dto fights and rat matches are now re
corded a* amusements in New York, largely
patronised by s certain portion of ths pop
ulation of thst city.
A raivATi letter dated Marion Ce.t I1L,
April 25tb, says:
Weather plesaant, peaches and pears
'set,' with the finsst prospects of a **ry
full crop."
are in program for tbe erec­
tion of a telegraph line on the Now Albany
aad Salem railroad, from Now Albany to
to Miehigan City.
A
NBW
Yoacn says that the sweeping
machinee ot the Broadway stdewslks are
thirty yards of eight dollar silk, mounted
on a reUealated frame of whalebone aad
steeL"
Tanas is one mansfsctorer in Bristol,
Cnnn., who baa made not lese than $25,008
a year nett profit, for the last three yeers,
in the manufacture of ladies' steel hoope.
Mrs. Ada Coan, a "detective medium,''
charge* Mm Andrew Jsckson Davis with
[ectures
trocuring sundry old books, committing hsr
to memory from «»n, and then de
livering them in a tran ate."
Dn. WILSON, dentist, who lor tbe past year
haa occupied the memorable house where
tbe IturdeU tragedy was enscted, .SI bond
street, New York, has been arrested for
rspe on a widow. Mrs. Lyons.
DR. KINO,
the wife poisoner of Cobourg,
Canada West, is quite a lion. Clergymen
vesit him daily to look after his soul, and
other sympathising visitors attend to bis
bodily comfort.
DR. HBNRY BOKMSTUN, of St. Louis, editor
and proprietor of the Amttjjer det Western,
and also largely engaged in the lager beer
business, has become the manager of the St.
Louis Vsrietes Theater.
THE
Legislature of Maryland, at its last
session, psssed a law prohibiting lotteries
after the first day of April, 1869. It seems,
however, that the law is inoperative and
worthless, by reason that no penalty attach
es to its violation.
people i
lictober
suim October election, upon tbe proposed
amendment to the State Constitution substi
tuting annual cessions of the Legislature for
biennial, as at present.
You may insert a thousand excellent
things in a newspaper, and never hesr a
word of approbation from the readers, but
just let a paragraph sltp in (by accident) of
one or two lines not suited to their tastes,
and you will be sure to hear of it.
A CORRESPONDENT of the St. Louis Xtws
of the 23rd, a farmer, writing to that pa-
6lissouri,
er, from Howard's Point, Fayette county
says "there never was a better
prospect of apple*, peaohaa and charries, In
that country, than now, notwithstanding the
late frost."
IT is currently reported that a grand filli"
bustering expedition will be organised at
Pike's Peak, and thousands of the disappoin
ted gold seekers will march in a grand ar
my upon the Northern States of Mexico, and
take possession of them.
CHBSNUT street, in Philsdelphia, Is now.
swept every night, from Bank to Ninth. It
is not only swept, but washed, and is a*
clean every morning as a grainery floor. A
perfect immunity from dust is enjoyed, ren
dering Chesnut street delectable as a prom
cads, when other streets are to dirty as to
be unendurable.
THBBB is now lying in ths Mint of San
Francisco uncslled for deposits, in^gold, to
the amount of $313,600. Of this, $1,400
was left there in 1854 $5,000 in 1855 $22,
800 in 1850 $63,000 in 1867, and $221,400
in 1858. The money, is liable to be called
for st any moment by the depositors, and
cannot, therefore, be of any service to the
Mint.
ON the 80th inst., (yesterday) a ves
sel sailed from New Orleans with a load
of negro emigrants to settle in Hayti.
President Jeffrard invites all the negroes of
the United States to go aad settle in that
island, if they will, and tbe above is the
first fruits of his invitation,
SrwaeaoN must be a pleasant fish to eat,
if the Philadelphia Gazette tells the truth.
It says "the meat tastes very much like fi i—
eeseed sponge, and imparts to the breath an
odor like that of onions and guano mixed."
IniwUsI Bank Deelaloas.
[From the Loaisrtlte Joaraal.]
in a case brought before Judge
Perkins, of Madison, Ind., the Indiana
Bank brought suit against Henry L.
Davis for damages sustained by a pro
test made by defendant against plain
tift. The facts in the case are that
defendant presented to the Bank
$3,000
in notes of its own issue. The
bank offered to redeem all the notes
under
$10
in silver, and all of tbe de­
nomination of
April
27.
$10
in gold. The de­
fendant demurred, which raised the
question,44 When the notes of a bank
of the denomiaatiwqf ftva dollars and
under are presented at one and the
same time for recknptiea, and the
amount so presented exceed* in the
aggregate five dollars, is the bank
bound to redeem the whole amoqat in
gold coin as one aggregate debt, or
may she seperatethe note and redeem
thoee of five dollars and under ia silver
coin."
The court sustained me demurrer,
thereby deciding that tbe bank could
not separate the notes, but was bound
to redeem the whole amount demand
ed as an aggregate debt The cause
stands for trial at the next term.
[rrosa UM Utiea Hara)d.J
The Buffalo
Enquirer of
April 21, says:
We know a man in Western New
York, who oould not write when he
was —wied, bat who was instructed
by his wifoso thoroughly that within
five yean ifter his marriage he waa
elected High Sheriff of the oooafy
and within tea year*, served four years
Commercial
notices a
decision made by the Court of Appeals
ia the ease of Oliver Lee dc Co.'s Bank
against Wells D. Walbridge laet week.
The issue was made distinctly on the
question whether the making ot paper
payable below, is usury. It waa claim
ed, on the part of the defendant, that
the bank, in exacting from him payer
payable in the city of New York, ob
tahMd move tha» legal intaasst, aad
The final dedsien
Appeals distinctly
aegociate
fa the city oQPew York
with tfs atteadittttdvqptyPf** WlNfth*
er they are permitted to reqaire sash
pap«t we an Mt tabmed, hal «f*|
are. The deciaioa adds
y' to the money making
capacity ef ebuntry banks while it set»
tlee a vexed question* in commercial
$|hicB.
ApnufAMenT or RAILROADS IN IN
DIANA.—Under *n act of the last ses
sion of tbe indiana Legislature, the
appraisers appointed by the different
roads, through which the roads pass,
have placed the value of the Cincinnati
aad Chicago at
$3,900
per mile, and
the Peru and Indianapolis road at $4,
000
per mile. This valuation iacludee
all the rolling stock, depots, shops,
station houses, sheds, and every spe
sies of property owned by the com
panies respectively^
|y Mr. Brooks, in his letters to the
New York F.rpren, thus facetiously moral
isss on Mount Vesuvius:
The uuder ground and at»ove ground ope
ration «r Vesuvius keep up wi me an ever
varying wonder. The s«a of tire is visible
nightly from the shore and bills that envi
ron Naples and many go ont at night to
seethe lava roll down. The subliiiK with
me lieing over, the ridioulous is suggestive
of tbe many and vast uses to which this
put body of tire and heat, here in the vi
cinity of a great city, could and would be
(probably) put, near Boston and New York.
What a furnace, ever hot, to heat all the
streets and houses by conducting pipes.
What a magnificent oven for bakin 8 or
stewing. What a kiteheu range for Biddy
and Bridget. What a place for cooking
maeearoni. What a foundry for melting
iron and making steam engines of all sorts
and sice* What a fire for a boiler. What
a
gas creator. Then there is now upon the
ooals this time of yesr, and even upon the
erust ov?r tbe fire. Whst a place for ices
and frozen punch. When I clambered up
tbe scoria, the other day, I soon went from
a
hot and rather annoying sun to mist, and
eloud and snow. As I was reeking with
perspiration in a struggle on foot, my com
panion, at rest in a post-chaise, was half
frseeing with oold. We both soon brought
ourselves to an equality, of tempsrsture— I
by drying up over a fire crevice in tbe sum
mit, snd my companion by extracting fresh
ealorie from the heat below. Agreeable
mountain, that performs sueb vsrious func
tions in human life. To what use |could it
be put. Hot steam. Cold stesni. Ice.
Fire. Sulphur. All sorts of things togeth
er.
NEW YORK.
li O
VISSCHER, OWEN k €0.,
Mural Newspaper Advrr'g House
(APPLiroN'S BtTlLDING.)
No. 3 46* 34N Hrontf way, Nrw York.
SCWKFPELIN, BR08. & 10.,
IMPOBTDSS And DEALSHS
Drags, Palats, Oils, Perfumery, &c.,
1T0 William street, cor. Beet man, N. Y.,
invite the attention of the trade to their large and
varied stock of
Drugs, Paints, Oila, Perfumery, Ac.
In addition to their regular importation* of Staple
Oooda, they are also receiving, dircct from tbe aourrea
of production and manufacture, Mippliea of 7ooth,
Umir and Nail Bruthet, Br
onset, Corka, Uorirrs,
Sponges, French and English J'trfumtry, iMbvn's
Emtracts, and many other article* oaually emhtaced
ju Drtutgleta' itockv, woich they are alao enabled to
offer at the moat adrftntagaoua term*.
Order*, either tu person or by mall, will receive
prompt attention. apr87dly v o A co
RKM0ED
ARBINDCOHflNTB TO AGRWT8—HXPHKi
Oanvaaclng Aftcnte wanted in all part*
st the country for tbe "Oomprahenklve Geography
and History, (Ancient and Modern) of the Whole
Worldj" fron the earliest ages to the present time
By 8. OOODBK b, (Peter Parley.) Hlegantly bound
and beautifully Uluatrated. Price SS. Bold only by
Agents to whom special district* will be given. Ap
pUcanU should state what conn
tie* they would Ilk*
Vor particular apply to
i. H. OOLfOM 00.,
Wufcl'Mtl mwtllUta_«ra*t.W. V
To Itraggists A tenatry NerchU
A U I O N
ONH
George W. Com tcck of the firm of Comttock
a Brother, 1* pretending that he has bought
our receipts and accounts of rse's Indian Root
Pllla.
S00H 18 NOT THS CASS.
We never have sr.ld him a receipt cr account, nor
never shall. We gtTe this notice that parties owing
as may Dot bs induced la psy him.
A. i. WHITE k Co.
Mmportmu JVatlce*
In future all letters relating to Mnrse'i Indian
Boot Pills will be sddressed to the m. l^rilgnwl.
A. J. WHITB, Wo. 10 CourUaadt St.
Jsl6-Sao Box 4S6 0, Now Tork
Farmers, Attention.
LiNHf to your Intereala!
Bargaias offered Every Day.
TBR
undersigned, being desirous of closing out
their stock of goods to make room for their
spring purchases, will offer their entire stock of
WIJTTMSR €10008«JT COST.
FOR SIXTY DAYS.
They would al*o state, that being anxious to build
up a trade with tbe farming compuslty, tn«-y hare
lately opened at the corner ef
tOCK INLAND AMD SECOND TS.,
Besides their old stand at
HO. S WW 8KCOND ST., IM CI.AIBI BOW,
A Urge and gen*ral assortment or even thing adapt
ed to the wants of the country, embraolng every va
riety ef
eaooaaias,
•ATS, 0APS,
oLornwo,
B081
MBF, GLOVES, and OKJTTS FURNISH
IMG GOODS,
To which ths attention st tka faming community is
respectfully called,
Davenport, February 1st, 18(9.
mmtf a. a a. h. TTMaa
Wig a aaidTeapeea.
I
WOULD reapectfully aa
aouaee to tbe people of Da
venport aad vicinity thai I aa
now prepared to furnish lsdtas
and gentlemen with
Wiea AND TOPEBI
slso thst I have constantly aa
PAIS DY1I
(roes all tka pdaetpal
a la the OaMaft Mates
on
•.
TV*
WAAWIOK,
y a a i e S a
IVtkOllMll e*JPM0|*
Til aaSersmiid baa secured the saaey at On
nayiit lor tbe sale ef Sjsarssi Salt,
•srehants sad deslers will slways Ind a sapply
oa hand, for sals at
ra umm OHIOAOO PBIOB.
iWai frelsht. Order* respectfully aoUctted.
fsUMfea *. BATniTvaif amnepot.
z o a
Ion
delivered la say part of the etty at the follow
ing rates
ft a* «erday..*... 86 eects per week.
10
SO -TS
Over *0 as, 40 ceata per hundred pounds.
3* Orders saa be MR with aw wasena. Ooilee.
ttaae weekly.
ayrU SHUT ALTKUI.
New fcaardutf fieaie.
rra
subscribers In* rented sad fitied ap atom
JL
houaa alt sale
Os hstwaaa Mala aad Baady 8ts,
aaSase aew prrpared to aoooamcdats twaaty da*
boarders, sad six or eight with lodging. Alsostaa
ealSaef r*eas far a gSBttanaa sad lady.
naveaaen. March 1,18SS
mm
ricEs.
p. 'am AWM, tfca waewaed di eetui ef Uai
Ineaiaabie (ewNlf, Dr. Haaa's Acae a-i—
anatlnaea to lafear la Malf ef the alBir'ed.
aMdlotsM ar universally admlUed by the Aaefteaa
press, tn be far *«r*rt»r t« aay aad aUatharsever
dleenvered for the Ireatsaeatef chills, fever aad agwe
iatsi "ilUents. There caabe aa doubt, if w*
cosMMr* tn the IsiiinaeraMetesUaMaitfe
v. Dorter baa tn hla |K«eeeaioa, that it le the
greatest iiastvery aver atae* la tha sci*aoe«(
cine. The attention r.f our rewlers is eatM to the
advertisement of tnis Balaam found la s^itlwr
am* «f this paper, aad we wou'd reeommead all sof.
fertng fraei this disease, vis: chills, fever aad agae,
aad all
ean pi
whteh
Sol by all goad druMlsta.
WOOD'S lAia BasToaATtva.—Aa»ng art prep
aratton* for the hair that have bsea iatroduead as
•ofaltlMe, noae has ever gtvea the satlsfaetten er
galae-t the pepalarWy that Prof. Wood's lair Beeto.
ratlve aew h«a. Hla naateratWe has peeead the
ordeal of imiameraMa favkkioable toilet*, uhI the
Mies, wherever they have tested It, preaounee Ut
piarlesa article. They Bad, where the heir lathla
aed, that It oreatea a fre«h growth—that It felly
reeteres the vegetative power ef the roots oa the
denuded pleats, and causes the Stares to shoot forth
anew—that It tesolve* and remove* dandruff, pre
vents grays
ess. restores the hair to Its original eotur
when grayneM bss actually superveaed, gtvea a rteh
I utra, Impart* the softness aad frttbility of .ilk to
the hair, and -p* it always luxuriant, healthy
In full vigor.—ii Y- Triune.
Sold by all respectable drnggiits.
Grover 4* Baker'ai
CBLBBRATKU
riHILT SKWINtt M1CHINK8,
A New Style. Prtoe «SO.
495 bROAIWAY, N. Y.
Theee Machines aew from two spools, sad form s
ssam of naequaUed stoeagth, beauty and elasticity,
which will NOT rip, even If every fourth stitch be cat.
They are unquestionably tha best In tbe market far
family use.
fcyaimi) FOB A cinouLAn^ca
1.0, Washbarae, Agsat,
ocls-dtf Daveapert, Iowa*
Tha Whole World In ited !--Mleh Paa
pie, Thlak {--After whleh, Act I
Tou'd scsree expect, at this late day.
With startling cores a book to All
This is the case, tbe million say.
With the cu es of Derrick'a Pi!'.
They come from Kast, and North, and West,
Anl with tlS'l tidings the papers All.
Beranre they are the cheapest, afe*t, beat,
An: uieriur to others is Uerrick's Pill.
From Roots, snd Plants, and flowers they're
mad-,
They always care—they never kill—
Tlioaaands now in their graves were laid
Were It not for Herrlck'a Pill.
Bach pill with sugar is covered o'er—
A tare discovery of matchless skill
Their like was niver *een before.
Until it,apieared in H«*rt k's Pill.
For year* he's Worked to heal the sick,
With jay elste his b»*om All*
For tea* of thousand* now rejoice
At the magic iwwerx of Herrick's Pills.
tf IIIRRIOK'8 MATCHLESS VEftBT4BI.B
PAMII.T PH.LB hare inundated the world With
their n-ft Over Ave millions nf boxes are
us'd aimoally, g|- iemployment to elghty.flve men
and women to pnt I hem up. Their cares are nam
ti red by thoii^anl*- -tlieir pralseaon the tongues of
all CttiieQ* of Davenport and M«ewkere, have you
ever ui 1 ihem Put u|i in English, Spanish, fler
man ati I Preneh dlr-ctioni. Large family boxes,
25 cent* I flve boxes for $1. Sold everywhere
inch 18
A I A I Z E
3 4 e O O O
fifty Thousand licketa
2 5 8 S i 7 I Z E S
MOKS THAN ONE PRIZE TO EVERY TWO
I O S S
Ueorgia State JLotterfg
OS THB PLAI or
S I N E N U E S
For ths benefit of the
MONTIVBLLO UNION ACADEMY!
or JAtraa COWKTY, OIOBOIA,
Anthorlsed by Special Act of the Legis
lature.
M'KLNNEY & CO., MANAOEB8.
To be drawn tn public under the sworn superintend
ance of two Commissioners, W. B. SV-
MONS sndl. M. PRBHTISS,ln
THB CITY OF BAVANM4H, OBOROIA,
TICKETS, OSLV TKJI BOUARIs.
•ALvas, ttcABTaas in KIOBTRS is raoroaTioa.
Tm be ttrmun eaeh Saturday
IN APRIL,
Class 16 to be Drawn Saturday, April is.
Olass IT to be Drawn Satarday, April SO.
MAGNIFICENT 80HEMB.
1 Prise of I5VC00 Is
1 20,000 1*
1 16,000 is
I 4 000 Is
1 3,ilOO is
1 'J,030 is
1 1,600 U
1 1,100 I
6 Prizes of 1,000 are
l'o 600 are
2 *00 are
2 300 are
2 are
fO lftOare
100 100 arc........
100
...S65,«f0
.... 20,000
... 15,000
.... 4,000
.... 8,000
.... 2,1100
.... 1,M0
... 1,10.1
.... ft,000
.... 6,000
^00
MUSIC.
eofcifiiEliur
milfAT 4 MMR,
U Walker it (Mar Brwrivfty) H. t.
A N U A I i a E S
Ware awarded the putt Premium where aad whaa
reughtI
with the bast
evrr they brought their Ptaa® For tea Into eaaipeil
mabere of Baatea, Mew Terk,
Pbliadeipbia, aad Baltimore
Beceirad tha two first prtae Medals at the Metre
politan Fair. Washh'gtea. WS6
The First Pren4a» i* P*1 netat) ftr the beat Pt
aao Forte aa the tHrytand fastitete, Bal» -a»ore IS6S.
The First Prise Medal for the beet Piano Forte at
Aanartasa lalHale. QmW Falaee, Maw fork.
The First Piswlass (a Ootd Medal) for tbe bast
Qraod Flaae atuta Mary lead lustitvte, Haltiawre,
184T.
The First Praotiam at the State ra Hr„u. IMT.
The First Prssalum at tha State ran, lUthmead,
M61.
Amoag tha Jadgea were the first musleal taleat ef
tha country, aoch mW Mason, Oottsrha'k, WoOen
haupt.fcr. Oraad and tquare Plaaae eoaotradad
with th» full w.xideo and Iron frame combtned, ate
warrsi -»(t for three yeais. Prtcea msderate.
wfl^Ta*
C00
400
....
.. 10,000
.... B600
....
95 an-
100 86 are.,
Approximating Friaaa.
4 Prises ef $W0 Approx'g to $56,00) Prize are $600
4
4
4
8
8
8
5
409
160
100
90
60
20 000 *00
16,000 400
4.C00 320
S/'OO 4*0
3 000 400
1^00 S90
1 100 Ml
1,000 8,000
800,000
$886,760
CO
40
30
30
25.000 prizes of 8 are
33,8/7 Prises amounting to.
DBV eooos,
BCi/H, SHOES,
QUKRN8WARK,
Whole Ticketa $10^)0« Halvae Ifi.OO,
Qaartase 9S.AO.
fLiAN OF THB LOTTEBY.
The numbers from 1 to 00,000 corresponding with
thoee numbers on the tlrksta printed on separata
slips of paper, are encircled with small Uo tabes aad
placed In one wheel.
The lira* 179 Priae, similarly prlatsd and etx!r
dad, are plaeti! In another whre'.
The wheel* are then received, aad a nntnb.r ia
drawn from the whee* of numbers, and at the same
tinea Prise Is drawn from thecthor wheel. The
number and prise drawn ont are opened and exhibit'
ed to the aedienee, snd rtglstersd by the U immla
(ionera the Prise being placed ega'nsttbe Number
drae n This eperatltn Is repeated aatil the Friaes
are drawn out
A rraoxiMATioa Psoas —Tha two praeeadlng aad
aad the two laosradmg Mambsis ta those drawiag
tbe Srst nlns Prises wUI be entitled to tho 448 Ap
proximation Prises Far essssple: If ffcket Mo
11SS0 draw* ths $60,00$ Prise those THsbats asm
tiered 11244,1«M9,11251,11188 will each be entitled
la $90$. If Tteket Ho. 4S0«taws the flMOO Prise,
thoee ticketa nembering 648, 949, UI, oW, w 11 sad
be entitled to $1B$, and ao oa aceordtag to t$e shove
la OHortag VMWM at
—r addisss far the tlehsts sr»
dered, on receipt ef whka they wlU be forwsrdedby
Brstmail' Purchasers caa bars ttebsts sadiagta
MKT 4HMMWo
Tbe Ufltof dnvs rnxm^m ud Mm til Ml
to purchaser* tssmsfletaly after Ihe drawing.
O" Parehasars wUI P»ooee write theW slgaa
tnres lOain, and five thalr Pest ORce, Cfoaaty sad
Kits.
s-W Remember that every ptlss Is drswa sad $s^
able in foil without dedaeSloa
AU prises of $1,400 sad uader paid
atJJT after the drawing-other prtsag st ths asasl
time of thirty days.
All comasnntcatlons strictly cwiOdgiUal.
Address Orders for Tleksts or OcrtlBeatas to!» v
MSKMNEY CO..
SAVANMAB, OA.
orrics MASOSU. uaix BLOCK, itnx sr., SAVAB-
MAM.
A list of the number* that ars drawn frssa
tbewheel,with theamountaf the prloa tha —a.
one ie entitled to, will bo paMlsaed after
drewtagjin tbe Baeanaah Batty Mowa.
SpriO
the Trmek.
CUi
sad $aanty.
Oaatfws mm
VIOT HI• Rk
5'
REMOVALS.
her has nasrM hla entire stock of Maanwiaa
to hla new atore la Michel's Block, corner of Beeemi
aad Brady etreete, alga of ths Baoao AXE. where
ha will keep oa haad a gaaaral sssortaMat of good*
ta htallae.
CARPENTERS, BUILS. R8,
BLACKSMITHS, MACHINISTS,
T1NNNEHH AND FARMERS
will hers Had s laris aad well saeorted stock ef
BhsW and Heavy Hardware
whleh will be sold by the undersigned at tea to
twsnty-flve per seat lass than ever before offbred la
this market.
Oeaatry dealers can buy at thls.sleraat ss lew
ratsa aa at St. baataor OhMasa. Oattaad eaaattae
bsfere psrshaataaslssehsi i.
Toodtf i. O. WABHBTraM.
CHICAGO.
FBOM
C. H. tCRIVEN'8
GENERAL ADVERTISING AGENCY,
NO. 81, DEARBORN BT., CHICAGO.
(.ttAND TRUNK RAILROAD
O W I A A
A DBLIOHTPITL AND BOM ANTIC aODTKafl
raoa THS WES*TO
Bastaa, New Vark aad the Maatern ataus,
Via the Michigan Central, Grsat Western, Ofde**
bvrgh and Vermont Central and
Oraad Traak Ballraad of Caaada.
Paseengers by this ronte have sn opportunity of
visiting some nf the grandest aud most wonderful
soensry in tbe world, including Toronto, Niagara
Fails, Suspension Bridge, the Thousand Islands,
RapUte of thr St lAHorence, ju*trru\ Montreal,
White Mountains, the Tubular Bridge, [nearly 2
miles in length), Lake 4 'ham/Jain, nils of Mont
morsndi, Oudson Biter, etc., ttc.
On and after May 1, 1866, baggage will checked
through from Ohicago.
TO IM1URANTS.
Passages may be secured at the office of ths compa
ny tn Chicago nj tailing vessel* from London, Uv»r
pool, Plyniont:i, QU'KOW, Briitol, Hull. Alx'rdeen,
aad Montrose An Agent of ilie GRAND TBUNK
RAILROAD superintending tbe removal of eml
grant* and baggage at Quebec free of charge.
Fare from $&> to $&> to Ohicago, mjludlngcooksd
provisions.
The Maauaoth Steamship
a I A N
or $3,600 TOSS, at Too nit tomrn
Is under contract to this company for one or a
trips tc Portland this year. Touriat*' retura tlckats
fnom Chicago to the chief towns in Europe will ahort
ly be leaned. Tickets from Chicsgo for all points
Baat, also for the Leviathan, or for the M. O. B. $.
Co'a ships can b« obtained at the office of tbe Grand
Trunk Railroad, No. 16 Dearborn strset Chicago,
IiRAISI oa Bcnora.—glght Drafts sa tandea
at five dollars per pound sterling, may be procured
st ths oBce of the Grand 7Vwm Railroad, la Cki
oagoj
WARBACK,
Agent of Or. Trunk a Co, of Canada.
aprlSdtf-ons
Buffalo & Lake HurtM Rillrui
OHIO AGO TO BUFF A LO VIA DETROIT.
At the above office tickets for New Tork, Boston,
snd all 4tath.ns on the New York It Erie and Mew
Tork Oentral Railroads can bs obtained.
WARBACK,
Agent of fc Railroad,
SprlMly cm Mo 84 Dearborn st.. Chisago.
I""
OAMPBSZX A OO.'B
O-raat Weatern Ktrot l'rsminm
O W O A S
Manufactory 63 Desrhom St., Chtssgo, III.
F. O. Boa 4M1
Jal4
TBBQ. sans,
t. D.MBtUDf,
1400
SO
ISS
C9- Alse.
at^ear thieSS^i^Sf STT'Jff
lU
€o.,
Ml WO SOUTH WATRR BT.,
Oliloaaoi Xlla
BET1S,
JIKELIdEJr# Co.
Na. S BOtJTH MAIN BT.,
•t. ZJOUIM, MO.
MMrftl CmurISSIOB Sl Firviriiig
Nerekiiti.
E E E N S
Benlck St Pettersoa, 9t Loala.
W 8 Oilman, Jo
Oeorge Pegram, do
Capt a W Oould, do
Laflln, Smith A Boles, do
Capt Johnson, Loalsiana, Mo,
Flint k. ffkeeler, Ohlcaip.
A Neef, do
Laflln, Smith A Botes, de
a Kcnaedy A Os., Mow Orlssas.
AO Farwell A Co., Roetoa.
Starling, MSOsllongh A Oo., M. T.
Myr96l8BitU
SPRINO TRADE
Iffatdtl w strclionn
45 Wabaah Avenue, Chloaco.
ipiB susabaorlber has now la stock—
S00S Boxes I 010 bv I Tla Plate,
Booflnf Tin,
i la by u Tla Plato,
1 13 bv 12
1 by 41
1 14 by 90
1 14 by 90
300
I XX 18 by SS
I XXX 14 by ao
1XXXX I4by$$*
I0ISbyS40efca,
10 14 by $$
440
Me
10S
son
DO.
X.
DIX,
XX 1$ by 14,
ISO
•$
rBaadlea
ot
CaatiricATB OP FACKAOBS will he ssld st ths
fallowing ra'as. whlA i* tae rt»k:
Certificate of Packsges of 10 whole Tickets, $$i
... lllalf 4B
U lOQasrtsr $$
toBlghth
Mo U Sheet tree,
lstoasUty~
ivo lstqaeil
•OS FIBS Baaga Via,
l«S Oaaka One, asieitad Mas,
Tuft ail i wMh a fall asisrtawal of I
anglers' Oeppsr, Blvst, Pars, Btsmpsd Ware, aad
Tlaaeia' Ms aad MacMne., an of «kM Is
st tha Isassl •sihal pries far Oash-
mRB sahscrfber offers for cempaileea with say
A Uadof tapertod Ale, his MAI.T WI*B.
Mis ceafldase ia tbe superiority of this superb
exWact of Matr aad Mors Is vsrraMod lw then
rlvalledsepoUUon It haa already atuiaed ia the Kid
As and Baettra Statue.
Its praduotioa la the resell of SO y«ara'pract ical
ezpsrieaee eeaiMnsd with ths fartltl« s ff ,rd» 1 by
oae of the largest Breuwriee la the Patted Stale
tor a loosnt personal I
ertas, wtth tae express view et tatrsiaatag i
AaseHaaa Halt Missr.
ttv'e jld SS^SyuSd "py y fytaSie aes Vlbr
Per AaalrsM.Rniwns'1 "itasr»Br
Cepariaershlp Neflee.
,aM
a»-nr Port Byroo. vsapart ia| U Olatra,
Olstra.M
or JD^dMCe
Weetwa in»H.
labUsBH. aear the Market Hoaee
IS.—. SB feat frobttag oa Sd street,
Beott at.
Sd st
dthst.
•aMssaas.—no
no
sss
BOO
la Ms* ti.—tio ..
ISO
tabMktt.—iss
V A s
HABDWARB
OM OOMMMSION.—The sabeert-
Barrtaoa st
Blptey at.
SUet.
Warraast.
S«h at.
Boettst.
ersaas.
Sth st.
7th *t.
ISO
ISO
-ISO I.
iss 1th at.
diag back 1M
feet
In
Bar farther paitlsalars, ea^nire or
Lead Agent,
^JOBK T. KIWIS,
•o. Si Brady stiee
E S O N S O I N O
E S E e
Wiu. rinn IT
W A O I W O U S
8a»*r Stary *M Large Slat
ManlRlaatw Blankala.
Heavy Broun OrW«,
Aad SMaysthsrsoodiisuttohlefsr^htir trip. Oati
Woet Reread at, Opp.Lo Clalra Heaa
i k e k
S a s i s
CVf.y.b!,goyS.''»
Wsveapart at the Blove
Store of Hills ft Washburn,
*»otory
Prloaa.
_Theae arms arssuperior to any other n« w ia as*.
which they ran be diachait^
(thirty- thire Umm In tbres nilniitci,)
THEIR ACCURACY ANI) JiAN(Jh\
vender them mors desirable than aay other gas. far
tha nee of persoas golnr to the
o i n e s
or scrsss the Plains. No one should leave without
Brst (searing one of thess Celebrated Blfle*.
HILLS WASIIMI KN, Ase.le,
Ms. Brady St., Dsvsaport, Iowa.
Plke'f fMk 8U?etf Waib r*ai»
sad eretythiog In the llae of
I N W A 9 I
sultaMa for the Oold Mlaes, constanily ea hand
furnished at short notice
RILLS A WASBBUBN.
66 Brady atreot.
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New* Irona Pike'w Peak
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DENIMS, SHIRTING STRIPES, CHFA KS.
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fSr flrat qaaltty saaeslad Feasa Wire, Use $ sad $.
la qaaailtles ef act Isss thaa see tsa.dsMveraMe at
ear Wasahsaae at aay ttsao prertoas to tho Srst day
of Jaaaaezv-Srapereratessh obspsM whea the
esatrsat Is •ada.tslinas sa daMeosy. Fsrfhsair
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other goods adapted to tbe wants ef Miners,
arriving, and for tale cheap, at
I a S W e s S e a a i 8 a
LE CLAIRE MOW.
Davenport, Fab. I, IMS.
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without eccasioaing
aay delay er pata whatever
U I U S K 8 E 0
Dental Surgeon.
OFFIOM—In Merwia's Block, MS Perry, between Sd
aad 4th etreete.
Having completed arrangements, he la aew
pared to eztraet teeth by admitting a all«bt enrmit
of electricity around the tooth at the Umo of 'strao*
tloa, thereby allaying all pain attaadaal spaa aa
traetlng by the ordinary method.
Thepatieat haa a full knrwladge of what la gase
lag, aad there are aet these eflects which ar* edse
having teeth oxtraetsd by ths aeo at
erthei
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co-partaerakip heretofore existing brfe^a
OoaM A Btear* Is hereby dta*o:v»1 by aintual
Daalel Oeuld haa pareba ed tha eattre la
tsrest of his late partner, and I* aloee eotkerls4
aettle tka bariasea and sign the name of the flrm la
Msreh 94,1869.
DANIBL OOCI.P,
B. V BTBKRB.
^pata auaaoaiaaaa WILL COMTIBUB
Carpet
aad
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Paraltara
BbiImm,
A* Ta* SAWB run,
41 KART 8BCOYD ST.,
mf ttmrnd*
may st an HaKS be found.
patron age to the eld Srm, hs hopes by eaatlaaod as
aidaltj In his liaeef trade, to antt the hrotatf tho
sllisiai ef Oarsapeitaad stciaWy.
DANIBL OOrtD.
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