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The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1854-01-12
Pennings and Clippings from the
Yankee Blade.

| Yankee Blade.
Never try TO mend joke after it is
cracked.
Three murders day is said to be the
average in California.
A mysterious lady" 10 advertised in
Bangor. There are lots of such in this
country.
Consumption Of gas-making man
eat his own words.
Cream, upon milk. our better-half tells
US, is about the only article which has
not risen Of late!
The fellow that "chopped logic" broke
down in the attempt 10 chop cOrd.woOd.
If fourteen pounds make stone, how
many will make pebble!
The Comic Almanac says, ''it takes
three springs to make one leap year"
Simms says if it wasn't for the hole 10
the hoop. you couldn't put it on the barrel.
and the barrel would burst.
MISS DEAN.-A Southern paper states
that Miss Julia Dean, the actress, is dan.
gerusly i'll of brain fever, near Bslti.
more.
A young lady vocalist, being much
alarmed during rehearsal, declared she
trembled so she could not "shake."
A thief who lately broke open 8 gro.
GERS warehouse, excuses himself on the
plea that he merely went there TO take tea.
A tipler called at one Of the New York
Hotels, and asked for room with four
beds in it. He said he actually retired so
drunk, that he could not find the bed un.
less there was one in each corner.
SPREAD OF PAPAcY.-The Times says:
-"Our wives aud daughters wear CATERS
with waters for souls"
The lie that has been so often "nailed
to the counter" by politicians, seems to
have got loose. 1t is now bandid about
in every direction.
The annual income of each person in
England is twenty-five cents day; in
Ireland. eight; in France, fourteen; while
in our most industrious States it is thirty;
and, taking the whole nation, seventeen.
Why cannot Constant Reader write
letter 10 newspaper without an allu'
sion to its widely circulated columns3'
Why can young gentleman never
take to yachting without strengthening
bis languae with 'fo'ksle' expeltivesl
Why at a dinner party is it never
thought permissible to call for cabbage
except BY its genteel synOnymof 'greensl'
Why does cabman consider hs do.
grades himself by acting civiIlyl
Why in q lodging house can you never
get your shaving water without riI ging
twice for III
Why do people with the smallest rooms
linYariably give the largest Partiesi
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1854-01-12

A Brave. HEARTED BoY.-A friend has
furnished US with the particulars of thrill.
ling incident that happened in this coun.
try. On Sunday, the 9th of this month,
Two of the sons OF John Hammonds, who
lives about nine miles southwest oi
Greensborough, we're playing about a
shaft sunk for mining purposes, when the
youngest, about six years old, lost his bal
ahce and pitched head foremost, in the
shaft. forty feet deep. His brother, twelve
years old, Immediately let down the buck
ct. descended by the rope and timbers,
gathered up his brother, who had his leg
broken by the fall, put him in the bucket,
ascended the rope, drew up his brother,
and carried him, on his back, home, some.
thing near a quarter Of mile, before he
even called for help. The little sufferer
is doing welI.--GreensbOrOugh Patriot
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JACKSON Il, OHIO THURSDAY JANUARY H. 1854

tween these and the dePredators. Big Joe
Logston lost bis life, which would not be
highly esteemed 10 civil society. But in
frontier settlements, which he always oc.
cupied, where savages and beasts were to
be contested with for the right Of soil, the
use of such man is very conspicuous
Without such the country could never
have been cleared Of its natural rudeness
so as TO admit OF the more brilliant and or.
namental exercises of arts. sciences and
civilization. FELIX RENICK.
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NUMBER 42.
OUR INDEPENDENT HAILROAD.
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Afn-"WArr ZOE rnr WAeoS


=. Ain-"wAr7 SoH Tnr wAeoS.
Come all ye men of Jackson now,
Ye lads and lasses too,
And help with all your might and main
TO put this Railroad through.
Huzza for the Railroad,
We're bound to have the Railroad,
Wen set the cars a rolling
On our Independent Railroad.
Old Marietta came along
To buy up all our stock, sir;
But you see she couldn't do it,
Cause she hadn't got the rocks sir,
So, on with the Railroad;
We're bound TO have the Railroad.
And set the train flying
On our Independent Railroad.
Wen give the Yankees passage free.
And send them flying straight, sir,
To the land Of wooden nutmegs,"
At a very rapid rate, sir, [road.
For they shall not have our Rail-
They cannot get our Railroad
Wen make them clear thetrack. sir,
For our Independent Railroad,
The Cincinnati folks, you know,
Can do just as they please, sir;
If they don't help us-why, of course,
They must expect to freeze, sir:
For ours is the Coal Road;
The true and only Coal Road
So set the cars rolling
On our Independent Coal Road;
Poor Chillicothe tried in vain
To keep her head above, sir,
And Marietta soon must 60
If we'll but give shove, sir,
On with the Railroad;
We must have the Railroad;
Well set the cars rolling
On our Independent Railroad.
Up and be doing, now!
Don't fold your hands and sigh, sir;
The way to beat the Yankees,
Is to make the stock-books fly, sir.
On with the Railroad:
We will have the Railroad
Huzza!-Huzza.-We're bound to
Our Independent Railroad! have
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scraps Scraps! q!

scraps! Scraps!!
TTHE highest market price in cash paid for old
JAMES, TAYLOR d Co.
Jackson, Oct. O,ls53 SO-E
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OF An old man named Simonson was
killed at Mantua, Portage county, in this
State, on Tuesday last, by blow on the
head inflicted with a hickory stick, by
Henry A. Turner. The homicide result.
ed from bar room quarrel.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1854-01-12

A company Of men, whose design is to
participate in the Turkish war-in a war
against Russia--has been organized in
New York. Their headquarters are 7s
Leonard street. Get out your musket,
and 20 forth.
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An AcRE.--M any people are desirous
OF knowing its exact size. 1t is compri.
ed within the distance of eco feet len 9Th
and 1873 feet width. A square acre is a
traction less than 900 feet each way, be.
ing less than one inch too much on either
side.
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A Turkish sympathy meeting of three
thousand persons has been held at Glas'
gov. Kossuth sent long letter express
ing his views Of Turkish matters, &c,
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OFFICE IN HoFFMAN's HALL.
JACKSON G. H., OHIO.
THURSDAY, JAN. l2, 1854.
T"" WI %n

pThe paper will be sent according to Orde
per year, in advance, for $I,OO
II not paid within four weeks, 1,5O
TThese terms will be rigidly adhered to.
1To insure a discontinuance at the end q
the time subscribed for, all arrearages must te
Oad, ,and positive directions given to that effect
pAdvertisementsi inserted at the usual rates
TAll advertisements not having the number
ofinsertons marked on them, will be continued
until forbid, and charged accordingly.
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UADvERTIsEMENTs INTENDED FOR INSERTION
IN THE STANDARD, SHOULD BE HANDED IN PREVIOUS
r1 ) P. M, ON TUESDAYS.
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SeIeCE SgWUOIs
TTNHE organization Of regular Select School,
has taken place in the town of Jackson,
and those who are wishing to take the advanta'
ges thereof, will find the way open. y ow is the
Time as the fall term is just commencing.
NIB. Terms reasonable.
W. @. DRAPER,
Jackson, Sept. 90, 1853.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1854-11-11
xoax ABOUT woxAt,s RIGHT,

l,HE undersigned wOu d most respectful, t,s
large LOT Of Charter Oak, Air Tight CookinS s,oa
Now Ladies' Ii you have not the right 10 yo,s , Yea
President you certsinly have the right 10 eb~1 s
Cook Stove. and before dcspotie assume, mi.
possibility, (as no dou he would il you oud .,."
we would adv Use YOU to exercise this rjyh ma IT,
ing so would solicit your attention To the abo, S 20
we warrant them 10 give perfect satisfaction
particular, and u plate cracks In enc yearwe wlls
nish new ones free of charge; besides any ne,"r f
posted IN regard 10 the operation Of this stow
any doubts whatever, from said person. We .r sns
demand Sle money until the expiration OF two ,..s
Below We give copy Of certificates signed by 49,,
living In nearly every part OF this Stat. Now I as
If this is not proof positive hatth 10 superior so
We will say no more. '
We whose namcs are hercunto subscribed ,.,. =,
method of rccommc nding the Charter OAK Az T ~
Cooking Stove, sold by h. Wirksrsham 4 Son iss
enport, Iowa, we believe II 10 be the best Cool &C.,
now in use, for speed In eNcelng In cooking. ~
believe 1t to be the hea'icstand mos, durable sess
AS follows -"
Jas Norvai, T. Ripley, b b Woodward. Jno RI,
vies, Vim Is Harris, q Mitchell, L A Si.dm,.
Knapp, Henrietta Brainsr, Ann McCormicl In,.,s
Woodward, Abner Dawson, Woolford, Jns n Ts III
ior, Hall Enos Tichenor, Louis A Macklo,. D..
tith, Thomas MeGavran, Charles w oston P.nt Az r
sen. John L Davies. VIM Herril A w McGfero,
Small. Adam Weigand, J. Is Collamsr, A M p,ii..
A c Ful,on, Jas ThornEton, A Billion, Is Barsav.
A Redmon, Naihan NJ Rambo, Jno Bry.ou W
Crossan. Al Hyde, II l. Bnllun, Vim DunchurI i.
farr, Jno oil on, Jas bently, w Poule. GeoV
hroMef, = Nhe!, NIRn', Hehfy Fearing, r hp
lei. Sam1 CAST Daniel Stephens. Elias Pron, ~
Falion, Jns Odds, VIM Piatts, l. Lenhaui Wn '" y
Wiley, Walker, Jno H Windsor, L GAM. q.
ram Brown, Vim h q SHELTER, George Same nr.
Buckwaiter, Newbury ODDS, Dennis Carpenter N'"
Besides the above stove We keep constantly an b,,1
/ the Prairie State Challenge, Blaek Diamond Ne. -
gle, Clipper, Beauty Of the West and others A..
various patterns Of premium Stoves. Also consl.,
assortment Of Tn-ware. Copper do: Japsned Do ~,
Nails all sizes and Brass We will BAY The No.
market price for old Copper, Brass, Pewter, rps .s
Rags.
4 march IL ii. WtCkERSUAM 4 Sns
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1854-11-11
PRO BONO PUBLICO.
REMOVAL


y NJ HOUSED who announce to the citizens OF
Davenfort, and the pub ic generally. that he has
removed his Watch and Jewcry Store, to No. 2. lie
Claire Row. and that he has just returned from New
York with large addition to his stock of
Clocks, Watches Jewelry spectacles &Silverware
and he is now prepared TO supply the wants of the
community his line Of business He invites atten-
,iou his stock OF watches, which he fatters himself
will be found much superiorin style, quality and nun
t.sr any before offered In the western country
He has God Watches from S25 u $780,
Silver do do S. 10 $50;
Gold Chains do $iO to S50
Medalions for and faces, and Of superior quality
Gold. Silver Steel and Plated Specacles, and Specta
ee Glasses 10 suit all ages and Of different coiors
Gold Rings from $50 40 to S25 Gold and Silver Thin
ble; Ear Rings, Breast Pins Caf Pins Crosses Slides
and Buckles in almost endless variety.
He invites particular attention his stock Of Cole
Pens. which is flll and complete, and ranging in price
from IS cts TO SO for pen alone; rs 10 $3.50 will
silver case; and from 90 10 SIS with gold case
very large lot Of silver and siiver-plated ware
comprising Tea Table, Dessert, Salt, Cream aud Snga
spoons Gravy and Soup Ladies'. Butter Knives, Frul
Knives Dessert Forks, Casters, Tea Sets, &c. dc.
Silver, smell and Pearl Card Cases; Port MonnIes
Combs, Brushes and great variety Of other article
: not mentioned. His goods have all been purchase
from the importers and manufacturers on the bes
terms, which will enable him to sell us low as good
be bought on this side the Atlantic cities.
Particular attention given TO Repairing and clean
ng Cloeks, Watches and Jeveir,, Jun Sd
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1854-11-11
HOUSE, SIGN AND ORNAMENTAL PAINT
ING, PAPER HANGING, etc.
LANES DONNELI. 4 JOHN ". DUNN,

JAMES DoNNELI Il JOHN NJ. DUNN,
HAVING associated them selves
- together for the purpose Of carry
. ez~sSing on the Business OF USE
- SIGN ORNAMENTAL PAINT
ING. PAPER HANGING and GLAZING, WRITTEN
ING aud WALL CoLoRING, on Perry Street, between
cd ond 81 streets.
Would most respectfully announce 10 their friends
and the public geHera. that they prepared To cN
ecue Painting Ia either Lead Zine ttha lowest pos
shc prices aud In The very best style. Their long
perence in the above Business warran-s them IN en-
surfing their patrons fnll satisfaction III an! work thai
may be entrusted In them.
Partjcnlarattentian given to estimating on nny pub
lie r private buildings Persons wishing any OF III,
aboy work done, would do We Ito give tn call he
fore letting their work The, also prepared 10 ex
eeuic Banners Landscapes. Masonic nj Odd Fcie~'
aprons Decorating ard Gliding in superior sty as'
Oh the most reasonable terms Paints Of all color
prepared and ready for Glass of ali sizes patty
&c, for sale.
June 90. 1854 DoyNELL Il DUNN.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1854-11-11

susHE subscsibcr has receieed large xadton TO his
stcck cf Goods ia all the different departments ma
kus Il A usual the most attractive assortment 10 be
Ibund IN this region u country ,,,
You viii nnd almost any thing You want IN the IN
0OOpS line whether staple or fancy, and the same 81
ClethiAw, Ionnsts, Hats, Caps, Boots and Shoes.
IN HNRDwARE the assortment is larger than an!
other not cxclusively such.
His GROCERY department 10 hot cxcellcd by man!
nat kccp nothing else.
LOOKING OIL MISSES, CROCkERY and GLASS
WARE, COED assortment
hrtuecd srticIcs on short notice. An examination VIII
prove ho stock 70 b more varo0s than is often con-
he 10 . be undersod fos ready pay whether cash
Or produce. .wh,,a
b. Chain Psmps usaai iE ABUNDANCE q, wnS'e
sale and retail. NM' - NY "
Moitae, Juno 9Th. 1854
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1854-11-11
FACTS FOR THE PEOPLE.

vy M. great n,ogress constantly making In ever!
hranch of Science and Art In this country, ana e.
neeinlly In Davenport, the art oil making covering ''
NV UNDERSTANDING OF THE PEOPLE
. moi been forgotten for there has beena Nem Beer
and shoe Mandatory and Store established IN nas
enport on Brady St between Second ana Ihitu whe,e
avery variety ofthe most fashionable Boots q snoes
ron be fnnnd: and that II may be genera! Know '
sueh IL The case the subscriber takes thn opportunity
m inform the public that he has on hand the afges'
stock of Boots Il Shoes that was ever oHerea III my
store in the State, all of his own make and Warranted
II be MS yoo, as any custom work made IN TINS country
which he offers to sell ut less prices than much INFERIOR
articles can be bought for elsewhere Also he Is pre-
nard 10 make order any and all KINDS 81 the moss
fashionable styles of Boots and Shoes al shor nouce'
Particular Attention
will be paid TO the manufacture of Gents hne sewen
Roots and fancy Shoes; also Ladies' fine Black and Col
orcd Cutters Glove Kid Polkas, Jenny Lnds, baskiE'
Fancy Slips, &c. -
LEATHER AND BINDINGS
Constantly on hand. large stock OF Sole Leather
French and American calfupper leather, KIP, Mofof,
60 Innings binding, Pegs, Nails, Thread, Gaioon ana
all articles usually kept finders stores, which WIZ DC
sold al the lowest ma ket price
To merchants and especially Boot aud shoemakers
I wouIl say most smp.laticalis that have on hand
rnO cases az the Best Roots and Shoss that was
ever brought into the country which offered to te
trade nj irces that will compete with any house ~
III. Western States, and all who are IN want OF home
made Boots and Shoes respectfully invited to ex
this stock before purchasing elsewhere.
w. Z, POTTER, Proprietor
W. c. BurTrRfiELp, Ast.
June 10.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1854-11-11
MVIHo MACHINES

rxxsg ,,bseriber 10 Agent for Wheeler, wilson =
u Gov superior Sewing Machines-ey me use Q
@Frsfrery becomes but pleasant task-any Who have
ma Irs E. Oake Smiths letter published in the n.
- I"rs.cmm .ndations here Whoever has a wish &c
- these beautiful and truly Lstsr SsriHg MAGAZINES
operate can be eratincd by calling at my store.
sirasfSrs The buyer has the opportunity f'ear.Hs
sss tAfa. ~orpcr
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1854-11-11
TOWN OF BLUE GRASS.

THIS town is situated on beautiful nhduianRs
| prairie 10 miles from Davenport ana u l f..
70 ~, .r,,ipe II is on the State road. miles from
The Mississippi and Missouri Railroad and mites rom
the river ii Is very healthy; with population OF one
hundred not case az sickness having ~ .a
sn,n,ner /, Is within a half mill Of timber and The
same distance of the best coal banks IN me couhtf!
Ii is wen watered both with springs and wells.
Blue Grass now contains one store, with 4 hhe open.
inc, Far another black smith shop, wagon shop cabinet
shop etc. Three 'dings are now beng conlelea,
one of which, Of ample dimensions and intehdea Tor
I'm stand is for rent on reasonable terms. nelng
an The main travelled road and the ne rest Pnehc
house miles distant, very fair inducements are inv
presented to any wishing to engage ID ite p.s
aess saw mill is in operation 81 miles from me
town and grist mill is being erected al Inc Sauie
place. 49,
Lots are now for sale in the above town .eh seia
raasanahle terms aud those wishing to build and To-
cate there will have such inducements presented mem
as are rarely offered. ood Improved farms can ae
JAS. 4. BURNslDES.
Blue Grass. Oct eth, ls5i-wtrwtf
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IMPORTANT ARRIVAL!

MOT at the lie Claire House, but right opposite to it
N al the Store Of the we'll known Merchant Tailor,
L. w. STEINBERG, On STREET,
of a well AS sored Stock of ~ eady Wade Cloth
ing. Hats, Caps Trunks, Carpet b IS, Shirts, Ora
watts. &c. De. Orc.
The undersigned is beginner and promises those
who will him with their calls an ionestand up
ehtdeaiing.
In prices aud quality ofgoods am able to compete
with any establishment in this City.
Please call and examine my goods before you go
elsewhere. a. MitDhh, agent
nnycnnori. MaYls- --NtrW-u
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1854-11-11
PREMATURE GRAVE.

TT Is n lameatabIe fact that thousand. have \.
brought 10 premature grave by neglcc,in, N -.
good and efficient medicine In time 10 ares a.
course Of disease II is also startling truth bs, h"r
sands have been hcralded 10 nm uniime, grave hxn
use OF poisonous nosirums. The author there,ors a..
ing the necessity of some good and efficient peJ.i.
which could be relied upon when the service, o 49,
retent Physicians could not be obtained, IA. b..n -
ced TO offer his Mainauke Imminent and Asti. R1ia,
Pills TO The public. These medicines are eonron1Si
strie, honest and from medicines OF virgin puri,, -
ing warranted purely vegetable.
40. 900
Case. of Rheuma,i ISM Barns, Ulcers, spr.in,, rst-
Soret. sore Throat, Neuralgia, Tooth Ache Head "A.
Paths IN the Back, side or breast boils ring tcp..
pimpies. diarrhaa, have been urcd Ia The last se.r
Aiso, numerous ease. OF Sweeny. Gaids Snlut Is,
In. big Head Big Shoulder, Poll kyii, Sprans Gl.r
ders, Bolts, hole, yellow Water. Se. thousand. s
have been afflicted with Dyspepsia. Liver Complstl
Head Ache, Diseases Of the skin, Jaundice Srrss,
Pains of all kinds, bilious affections eos.i..ne. r.
male Affections &c, have been restored 10 pefta
health by the use Of Giimore's Aaii- Bilious Pills
Gray Hairs,
and Premature Badness prevented by the u.e etT /.
Mckinny tircnssian Hair Tonic. Til, beauiifultas.
buslion prevents the hair from falling OF, promoa
Us growth and rendcrsit son aud glossy.
Agents Wanted,
Ia every town throughout the United States f.r lse
Oft J. Mekiuny's Celestial Balm, nm uneaaaed rem.
d, for eholera, n,sener,, Diarrhas, flux, Cholt Al.
all pains in the bowels.
1UloUN,
i. J. ackinny's Worm Medicine contains rats
and is warranted purely vegetable Thl. prers~as
has expelled Worms fall kinds from the Intestinal
nal when other prepa rations ofsreai ropnie failed
Fever and Ague
IN all IT. various types permanently cared. Withhold
Jury 10 the system, by The OFT j. NckiBny's fs
and Agae Pills This ionic preparation never has ~
eduaed. II never fails. Try IL and BE- satisfied Il
sguv can be cund.
FOR sal. by asPs SLOWER. ~,
MCPHERSON u CARsAuAS.}
Tn. fNRwoop, ''s'
nov GO, Is53-I,w,rw
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FALL AND WINTER GooDs!!
WOOD WARD & H A 4 X ls,
Are opening Of their
New store Room,
On Brady Street, 3 doors above the Post once
VERY large stock of scasonab.e Goods.
Frauch ana English Merinos, all Wool,
De Lains, Plain and Plaid Silks,
Black Silks, Pop!ins,
Plaid Msrinos, Ladies Cloth for Mantiilas'
Sack Flannels, Ginghams,
Prints, Broche, BAY State and other kinds
Long and Square SHAWLS;
Embroideries,
Collars,
Undersleeves,
Habits,
Edgirgs and luscrtings,
Black Silk Lace,
Dress Tri "mings,
Lace,
Dotted and Mourning Wells,
Linen Cambria Handkerchieis,
Bounets, Ribbons,
Narseille Quilts, As.
A very large lot Of Hosiery,
Wool Yarn Of all colors,
Cloths, Cassimeres, Satinetts, Jeans
rlannels. Cotton Flannels, Brown ana Diea q
MusIins Irish Linen, Checks, Carpets, SC;
Vn,,kce Notions OF all xmas
Roots and shoes. Glass and oaeensware, Looking
Glasses. Groceries, &c, &c.
All ofwhich having been purchases a.
!, Ramamber. Brady st.. ? doors above me rost
ONCE. Woop" AMI .
Davenport, Sept 90, 1854. -
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LOOK HERE.
8 Farms for Sale!

BOOK BRIBERY,
blank Book and Paper Box Mandatory.
NO. 4 COMMERCIAL BUILDING.
wy MULLER. Book Binder IA Davenport. begs
w leave inform the citizens oi Davenport, Rock
IsI nd Moline and vicinity thai he has received
Ting Machine and Is prepared to do all the work
in thin line Paper Ruliy and ark look Manuiac-
turing Also all sorts II Binding: manufactures all
sorts Of Paper Boxes Frames aud Varnisles haps anil
Pictures ac He also does Psper Hanging III the
lowest prices.
Blank Books FOR general use, Band Hat and Pamh-
let Boxes constantly on hand.
MAY II, ls54-trw- IT w. MULLER.
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Fall & Winter Clothing
AroEN JoRDAN'O

At JOHN JoEk0<ACS -
IOWA CLOTHING STORE.
4 LARGE and varied assortment Of Men's anu
a Roys, READY made Ciothing; emora &c.
a.. Iii Tho difrcnt aud approx cd Styles ana made 0!
.ns,S ra,k men out Of the best MATERIAL
Pine medium and common. Cnion, beaver, rei',
p;iot. pstersham and Flushing, Bangups, SACKS am
p.,.so, Oyercoats Cloth, Dress and Frock Coats OF
.s.ons co,ors and qua tiles. Cloth. Cashmere, SAT-
rs, Ws,yct aud Tweed Pantaloons. silk, Satin, Va
isn,is. Ssansdown, Velvet Plush, Cioth. Cashmere
S.sine, Doub,e and Single breasted vests. MONKEY
Jsckets. Drawers. Undershrts, Hosiery, suspenders
Sioves GRAY .s Handk erchiefs Stocks
Tie. Seayfs Winchester and SCOTS apprcysd rateh'
shon,aer seam Shirts Umbrellas anda articles usual
iy KENT in eentleman's furnishing stores ihelhdins
Eohes de Chambre and Revere Vests ana orercoats.
al.o. "A SPLENDID assortment Of ancnt Cloths, Cassi-
uc,es and Vcstings all of which will be made up TO
crsr In the best manner. with promptness, al accom-
modatinr prices, and by competent worSmeh' I'M.
est,bjishmcnt is in the monthly receipt OF the ates'
r.shions so that orders ntrasted to thcn may DE re
nenocn AZ being In the latest 10y nose VINO De
s;rc it NM manner OF plain work and work OF gen
scel medium. promptly attended 10 as heretofore
HITS az a new stvhs together Win all oil tae COM
MO. kin.s constantly on hand.
Grateful fer past patronage the sunseioei 'o"H"'
~ homes 10 merit continuance Of the same;
y noPss ~ JOHN JORDAN.
Nsrchan, Tailor and Cohier, on Front street, orpo-
ste the Steam Mills.
Davsnrort Oct. Sd 1854 3w sri&Wif.