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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-03-01

evsnt TO the case in question My husbsnwas not in
the true sente Of the word, q public man"-he was
rot a statesman, q dplomatst, military or civil
commander, anything OF the sort. He took bis
commission from no human government, and he la
bored moetly el0pe, under the eye Of his n sster.
Therefore unles your book lie false to the character
Of the man, 1t will be far more record of private
than Of public life. Indeed, unless am greatly mis-
taken, your book, far from combining itself to pnb
lie acts, peers into the most secret prvacies going
even to his closet and Iicuring him on his knees be-
fore God. II you really cannot discern the broad
diereIce between life like his and the official posi-
ton Of statesman, like Daniel Webster, l could
wish that you had at lsast left the public and myself
TO .ettle the question Of property.
Your analogous Gaze II very extreme one but
STILL by supp0stion or two, we may make it do. II
from Mrs. Websters previous habits that she wa at
al likely 10 have an sbridsement of her husbands
life suited to Sunday Schools, in the Of prep.
sraticp, be vas bound, both as gentleman and =
Christian, to consult her wishes before entering on
his own work. Ii Mrs. Webster owned the copy-
right If her husband life, and 70 write that
a book Was publishing for tbs good Of Sunday
Schools wss interfering with her interests, and sctu-
ely doing her positive in Jury would a. soon II re-
gret 70 write it. but you aked me- steal her parse,
hoping to benefit Sunday Schools by the contents Is
10 60 on with the work.
q dread TO reply to this paragraph, because there
eel tments in it positively shocking. Youy duty
while am out Of my grave, 10 look after the memory
Of him whose inmcst thoughts and feelings have
shared and over whom l have watched through so
many weary hours of pain and suffering and sorro
You're strangers duty Where is his wife
Where bis own beloved sister, the playmate of his
childhood and correspondent Of bis later year. !
Where are those nOble-hearted men who have cared
for and watched over bis helpless. desoa,s ones as
fathers and brothers watch! Your duty Ala !
alas And do you really think 1.-The Great Task
master requires of you to seize on the orphans
birthright, beosuse cot secured by human law, and
putting the avails in your own Golfers, stand BE-.
fore the world man who has acquitted himself Of
s"positive duty" No. DO; be assured the day will
come when you will find this act called for By
very different taskmaster. But you do not stop here.
You go further, and profess TO be too consciea
ous abandon this scheme est the public forsooth
should lose some prospective good. Why, do you not
know that net so far you prevent the sale Of DIR.
Wsylands book BY substituting an inferior one, you
are doing positive harm' Some men edo evil that
"gcod may come, and are justly condemned for it,
but this looks TO me very much Ike doing evil that
good may be prevented
How came you TO know that no provision wy being
Esde for Sunday schools and poor families Did
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1855-09-12

SECESSION OF Y IRaIxIA KSow-NoruISGA
The Grand Council Of the State of Virginia
has d,sappreyed Of the call of a national Con-
veution on the 22d Of February, and .recom-
noended the 4th of July next, The Council
also adopted rcsolatioa. Offered by the Hon.
John NJ Bolts. it is said. recommending that
the secrecy and the religious test Of the party
ought TO be abolished. aud that .he naturali-
zafion laws shot ID be totally repealed - 49,.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1855-09-12
Slavery and Commerce.

The following just observations ate taxed
from the Richmond (Ya.) DfyatcR Hints
Merchants MdJazi,ic copies them, and re-
marks, Right or wrong. there is more tftttlt
than poetry in its statement" ~.
=. The whole commerce of tile world turns
upon the product of slave labor What could
commerce be without cotton, sugar, tobacco.
rice. and naval stdresf All those tre the
product of slave labor. 1t is a settled fact.
that free labor cannot produce them iii sufis
cient quantity TO supply the demands of man
kind 1t has been said that one free laborez
is equal to five slases. If this be so Why has
not free labor beet employed III the production
of the above staples? 1t has been attempted.
and. in every case in which it Has been intro.
duced, has failed. The world follows its in
.erests, and if free lsbcf was more valuable
than slave, it would be employed at this mo-
Inent in the United States; Cuba, and Brazil.
which are all open 10 free labor. And herein
note the greater libefality and self-relisns
strength of the slave DYER the free States The
former freely perusit the Northern capitalists
to come in. with free labor and compete with
his slave labor. The latter pass laws prolrlb-
ting the Southern capitalist from coming IN
with his slaves to compete with Northern Ia
bor Their prohibitori lstss are passed be-
cause they are afraid of slave competition
whereas, the South, in the face Of the pretenee
which has beefs handed down from Wilbcr-
force 20 these. that one white lsborcr Is equal
TO fiv6 slatcs; tlif5ss her doors wide open and
invites The free laborcr To walk in and try his
halld, and il dart not come. What would
becomc Of Eiigland, The arch agitstor of Abo-
litioulstii. but cottou, by the manufacture Of
which she has waxed fat aud strong, while
she curses the system BY which il Is produced
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1855-09-12

conform 70. be candid, and inform US imme-
diately.
Q. Are you willing TO conform to all the
rules. regulations, grips, aid sighals as given
you BY the President, COMPRESS and officers
of this Organization, to Sustain their adthori-
ty. and not to attempt to stibvert the govern
meht Of the Order, and in all cases to be gov
erned b5 the President and Representatives of
your -, In debates and upon all other mat
ters appcrtaining to its benefits OF interests
A. am. ~
@. Are you willing to do all within your
power e benefit brother or his family2 A..
am. 9
9. Are you willing to recognize, patrohise
and foakef = brother or his children, Who shall
demand assistance or aid from you. If Ii yotir
power to do 80, and in all cases to assist him
or them when in trouble A. I am.
O.. Arelyou willing to speak the truth, the
whole truth, and nothing but the truth. al
though it nterferes with your personal inter-
ests or affairs, to a brother should he demand
it. if he gives you proof that it is for the bene-
fit of this Order, or for his own relief from
personal injury A. / am.
O. Aie you in any way connected with any
person o persons who have right to demand
Of you tie secrets of this brotherhood ? A. 1
am not.
Q. Are you willing. in case you should dis
cover that brother, brothers wife,
daughter. mother or relative of ahy kind has
been or il about to be injured or threatened
with wrong of any kind, such as fraud. de-
ception or seduction, to warn, watch and frus-
trate such designs by every means within your
power A. I am
@. Are you willing to apply the same to
yourself. viz: to promise yoi viii not deceive,
cheat or slsnder brother or his wife, daugh-
ter, mother or relative of any kind, if you
know them to be such? A. am. -
@. Are you willing in case an American
woman should call on you to transact any bu-
siness for to do it as if it were for yourself,
that is, as cheap, reasonable and correct as
circumstances will allow? A. am.
@. Are you willing to face all dangers.
reckless of al consequences, in discharge of
your duty to brother, or to warn him of dan
ger, or threatened danger of any kind ? A.
am. s
Brothers, are you fully conscious of what
you have pledged yourself to tonight, not for
a night. but for lifetime. Although this
brotherhood should die in its infancy, one may
be left to demand its ful6llment, even in yoor
last agonies of death. Would you leave the
-s.Ith a. ,ba se.r IF .,7,;cs;on ond Want 20
aecomnanv hsm sho L Calls xou brosh,.r to ,nv
place he NAV designate to ful6,l vour coutract
Of this NIGHT know;ng should Won refuse he
has the mower bv anne.l;ng tn ms 10 demand
of Won the nenaltv Of ner;urv-tbe rcmnant
of the Years left to Won and an unt;melv de-
nartura 80 de.th p Rrothors All. i !. soien,,
thought. and you NAV reouire time for cons;d-
Grafton or NAV wish to remain nnnledoed as
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1855-09-12
NEW SERIES.
q q r M S.:

THE DEMOCRAT & SENTINEL, is publish
ed every Wednesday morning, in Ebensourg,
IN ADVANCE, if not 81 will be charged.
ADVERTISEMENTS will be conspicuously in
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-10-10
te, between Philadelphia and Pittsburgh;
rENNsYLyANIA RAILROAD.

Three Daily Through Trains. between Phtiadeiphis
and putshurr-THE MORNING NAIL TRAIN
leaves Philadelphia for Pitseurg al u 4. ~, and
LINE leaves Philadelphia al p NJ. and Pittsears
for Philadelphia att p, VI. THE NIGHT EAPkESs
TRAIN leaves Philadelphia for Pittsburgh A. II, r.
and Pittshu rg for Philadelphia al 10 NJ.
The above lines connect al Piiisburg with the NAH.
10 snd frsm St. Louis, Mo-; Alton, Gaena and
ChcagoI il Frankfort, Lexington. and LonsNilie'
Ex T.Y,e Haate. DAYTON Springfield, Beilefantine,
Saa,.nsky Toledo, Cleveland, Columbus, Ianesyhie,
Ma.sil,on and Wooster Ohio; also. with the Steam
Packet Boats from and to INV osLsAas, ST LOWS
LorrsvilIr and CINCINNATI
Through Tickets be had 10 or from either OF the
above places. ,,p,t,,
Forfar,aer particulars. see Hand bilsat the diner
cut ,aytipg points Passengers from the West
win and this the shortest and most expeditions
route TO Philadelphia, Baltimore, New York, or nos-
THos. Nc ORE. Aa'r- PssssRssr Lisss, PAffs-
] MEsKiMEN, ag't Passenger LiSes, Puts.
phiiadelphia, Feb sth, less d-1y.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-10-10
TRUSTEES SALE.

NyHEREAs, on the eedday Of September. A. n.
Hubseh ,eKeegied unto Frank lin H. Cutting as Trn.
tee, tain deed Of trnst, conveying said Tru..
tee the following parcel ofiand situated In the
OF Clinton and State Of Iowa to Wit The South East
quarter of section, number thirteen fl3) Township
egbtyone OH North OF Range Fast ~ the Jth p.
~, and also The following parcel % land situated In
the county 81 Scott In said State OF iowa Wit The
East one half Of Lot number ave ~ In Block number
s la Iehenors second addition 10 the eityof Daveu-
FoT, which said conveyance MADE and executed
By the said Moier and Habsch for the purpose Of
curing the payment ola note, sign
ed by said NJ iier and Haosch aud also by N. Weide-
dated the 18Th day Of Seple nber A. u, 1854 for
the OF three hundred, thrty-seyeB 5D-ia0 dol
lars and payable 10 she order Of Sylvester Churchill
In year from the date thereof with interest ten
per cent per aBBum, after dee.
And the said note having become due and Pay
able, and the said Johannes, Wilhelm. blalier Mar.
ia Habseh, and Wcldensnn having failed TO pay the
same aBy peri thereof.
Nov isfefore !, Franklin II. Cutting, Trustee ss
Aforesaid DO give ls public notice. ta. by srse Of
the pow, :. which IL IN said Instrument contained.
will Monday The 18Th day of October A. D. ir55 Il
the hoGf Of iw O'Clock IN the afternoon Of said day
at ths Court House door In tina city Of Dayeapor ex
pose and 0er for sale, tho parcels ef lard which are
above Described. eh parcel or much thereof
shalt be aeei 70 satisfy and pay the amount Of said
prGtss0ry note with the interest thereon 10 the day
81 payment, and eSpeHse .ttsndng raid sale.
Dated this i-ih day Of September A. ID. 1855.
FRAshLIs n. CUTTING, Tra.tee,
seyzidts Gorbin a Dow. Attys
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-10-10
COOKING. AIR wARMING 1 VENTILATTN01

sAAPLEs 81 the above apparatus now ready f0r
y tae Inspection OF those WHO desire 10 have the
best mode Of Warming and yeBrilatiBg their houses,
ALEC for Cooking We have the agency for the Of
she most approved Hot air Furnace ard Cooking
Range, which only needs 10 be seen to induce uAI
C6ai, Coks. o wood be used.
We invite the public generally 10 cell and examine
the apparatus; only aiisd number can be obtained
this fan thai 70 be ~ getting etheFa Furnace
or Range the order mast be len early.
Cooking stoyss-a large assortment on hsEd which
We soil Al greatly rcdu pec prices.
Aug 3l.esn, Y. ctOsE & CO.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-10-10
-Wrsferies.
still at tho old Stand!


Still at the Old Stand!
I HAVE now good stock OF the following arsie e
prices and Qnai,tes that i'll give satisfaction.
Nariees kinds ef Tea, Colee, Naiasses, sugar !,
Soaps, canalcs. Wooden Ware and Nuts.
ALSO
Corn Starch and sago for Puddinss.
Prep d. Cocoa, Corn Zeal,
sas. c. ls.i ssl., Tssi. ! Dairy Salt,
Yeaat Powders, Rice, Fig,
Pulv'd, salsratss, Citron,
Sal Soda, Currauts,
Eutmsgs, Haisins,
Whole and Shaker Preserves,
Ground Ginger, naearcsi;,
Pepper. Vermaceui,
Cinnamon White Fiah,
Anspice. Nackersl in Kitts
Mace, and HI BBls,
Pickles, Codhsh,
Peppsrsauce, Bed Cord,
Tomato Xetchup, Clothes Lines,
Mustard, Starch,
vinacar Rosin,
whale and Lard Oil, Indigo,
Sperm, Star, and Fig Blue,
Iallov Candies, copperas, Alum,
Johustons Extra Camden Mills Flour.
CHARLES NJ. HAYNES,
Aug. less frontsi, Cd door east OF Main.
FAMILY GROCERY.
THE subscriber ha. pened stock of Groceries In
/ his house on Perry betweenSecond aud Third SITS,
which he Will 10 be Of the very best quality
and which re will sell as low IS can be purchased
CIGARS
choice lot ofcgsrsjasi receive and for sale low
atwhoiessle eTretail.
n.x.nport pess3a, ls54-dtf
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-10-10
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
GA1NK


THE Great Central Route connecting the Auanu
cities with the storm, Northwestern, and sonthwss
,arn States. by continuous Railway direct. THIS
road also connects at Piusburg With daily line oil
steamers TO all ports on the Northwestern lakes ma
sipr the most srset cheapest and -siasis rsrfs by
which FREIGHT can eefsrwsrded 10 ahairom tne
Great Wsst. ,x
Rates between Philadelphia and Pittsburgh
Hirss Class..Boots. Shoes. Dry ,5e . Ioolb.
Goods lin boxes) Furs- FeashersAe.,
second ClaSS.eBooks q Staiion-)
cry, Dry Goods lin boNesl, HARDY QUO. 9 ioe 10
ware, Leather, Wool. &c.
Third ClmsS..Anvils, Ragging,5 she n loolb
Bacon, Pork lin bulk Hemp, dc
Fourth Ciu SS..Cofee, Fish, ha- ao, . loelt
con 4 Pork (pack ed Lara n Lard OILY
TPln shipping Goods from any point East q fhila-
dephia be par,icuiarto mark pack age rfa PeaMssi'
| rania Raiiyead.- AliGoods consigned TO The Agents
eithis Road al Philadelphia or Pitsbnrg wiibe for
" .raed without detention =,
FRx,gHr Ayrxrs.-Moses Potter. Boston, u. 81
liot;. n York; J. Sneeder. Philadelphia: Magraw
a Kaons, Baltimore: Geo. c. Praneiscus Pii!shurg;
Sprirmun q Brow 4. Cincinnati. ohia; J. 5. Moore
head. louisville, Ky; r. c. Meidnm, Madison,
Ind Rsteiih 4 Co., st. Louis, Mo-; J. s. Mitchell Il
Son. Evansville, Indiana No,
n II. HOUSTON, Gsstrai Frttsh .sgf, fh'ta'
j. LoMBAERT, Sspf. A.feoSa, Pa
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-10-10
.Railroaos.
1855. 1900
CHICAGO RocE IsLAND,RAILRoAD.
4R4 12

NEW ARRANGEMENT.
and af,er Monday, Jul, I'd, aud until further no
~ tiee trains wiii leave Rexk Island asfoliows:
LIST Passenger train al, isA ~
arriving stChivagoas ~
cd Passenger TrAinat W
Arriving NJ ChicaRoat ~
I'd Freight lrain with sd class earsat %
Trains arriving at Reek leland.
,ap.ssen,ertr. Mt s ~ AN
"a A do S SOP NJ
III Freight with I'd class cars at, l0sS NJ
trains over this road are in direct connection a.
Chicago nth trains over boththe Michigan southern
aud Michigan Central X. X. TO and from Detroit, To
Iedo, Cleveland, Columbus, Cincinnati, Pittsburgh,
Uauk,rk, Buffalo, Niagara Falls, Albany, New
YORK. Philadelphia. Baltimore and Washington,
to which places tekessean be procured OF $ ;. siE-
WINS, Tics ct agt., X. X Depot, X. l.
as,Iuet directions the destination OF their bag
gage also To procure tickets before taking their seats
In ihe cars ashe conductors collect fares only 10 sta
tionsen theine the Chicago and Rock Island kaii
road !oiN =. = n. . :, Sups.
VIII. WHIrnAS, ASST. suPt. Ness u. DIVISION
Rock Island. july Cd, 1855.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-10-10
Chicago and Nississippi Railroad.


{" SsfkH
PASSENGERS for Bloomington, Springfield. Alton
and ST. Louis will nnd the route via La Sale 10 be
he Speeches now now open TO the public, and NOT
sbieeted TO the usual delays Of the River BY taxing
the CHICAGO Il ROCK ISLAND RAILROADS. La
sale the ILLINOIS CENTRAL RAILROAD oBloom
ingtoB. and the
CHICAGO 4 MISSISSIPPI IL ssLnOAD
70 Alton ant ST. Louis passengers are taken through
Without delay In IS Hours!
The route to St. Louis via Mississippi Rivers HhfE
HrrpRKp Milrs and time FORTY fouR HOURS.
stage Connections
Are ade al Bloomington with Peoria, Pesin ana r
baua; at Springfield with Bandstown. Petersburg and
Havana al virden with wsyery; Al Carlinyille with
Hilisboro, Van BurensturY, Fandalia and SALEM al
Brighton with Greenfield and Scoiiyille. and at Alton
With Jerseyville, Carroion, Edwsrdsyilie. Highland
and CARLYLE The trains also eonnectai with
the Great sssern Railroad for Decatur, Terrs-Hsute
Jacksonville and Naples.
Passenger. arriving at ST. Louis, will sonnect With
S,esmer rs for the Missouri, Ohio and Tennessee XIV
er. and also with sssamersfor Memphis, sieksoarg
hatcher, and New Orleans.
N-PPa.senger Trains leave Bloomington al A. n.
and 30 r. H.. on the arrival oftae rains from the
North.
TYrickets con be procured Of A. ?. LANGLEY,
Agent La Sails for any point onshe Chicago Mis-
E. HEALING, suprC & MR..
June 9Th, ls541y
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-10-10
Corner of Front St and Ferry Landing
NEW FAMILY GROCERIES

NEW I 4 MILL OlIOOENIES.
THE subscriber has opened large and choice as
.oriment of Family Groceries, at the "Chheh
ERED STORE,n
Front st., nearly opposite the Mills,
a fer ssers heller Bsrvsrs Prsityaans,
Where she'll always have on hand sfnii supply Of
all .ueh articles as eyery family needs, viz:
n. o. Sugar; Fish all KINDS
Ga riseds Bacon, Hamsaad Shoulders;
Crushed Picked Pork, Lard;
s H. and y o. Mol; Choice Flour;
Syyup. Corn Neal;
Coffee and Teas: Potatoes:
Pepper and Spice; Dried Fruit,
Nails and Glass; Wooden Narei
Stone Ware; White Lead;
OIL and rarpentine; Soap and Candles, Starch:
Ard many other article too numerousto mention, all
Of which viii be sold for ready pay, the lowest pr
ces.
will also purchase all kinds of Country Praducs
Butter Egxs Poultry heat. Corn, Oats, etc. etel
Nav s4-dtf DAVID A. BURROWS.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-10-10
Something New and Valuable.
AMERICAN PORCELAIN WARE.

II. NJ. DfGGINS,
v,pas To carl the attention ths eAzen. Of Dayen-
l1 pot Rock lsiard and vicinity 10 new, beautiful
ana durable ware called
THE AMERICAN PORCELAIN,
sample. Of which may be seen at She = ESiressof'
zee n.a, me Isaad Cits Hotel M D. designs short
a. one sl,y an establishment ia Rock Island for the
ale an mis- new and splendid Also. sgenifOf
ceiling rxals for The sale OF thls sare In all portions
Of the United States.
A rare chance for persaas wishing n engage IN {
,l1a.aut ana profitable business. Apply 81 the w. q
ExDr.s. otee or 70 Il, ~. pgsins 81 Ihs Island Ciiy
n .,.i JuiF gad -Ssf
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-10-10
Misffllaufous.
Notice.

ID CK ISLAND BANK has made rrangements 70
II, use a limited amount oithc notes of"ih Mana
nm ii Mechanics, Bank OF Columbus, Geor-
sia;' nd the same will be received Oh deposieor IN
pay me ut for Exchange Coin. on the same terms as
The issues ofthe solvent Banks of Vireinia lucky,
Ohio or Indiana. NJ u. OSbokN,ffcs
:. u. MANN, Cash'r.
Rock Island, June l3-dwH
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-10-10
B. 4 W. KELLY,
Il RETAIL GROCEuS

D. y W n - ~ ~
Il RETAIL GROCEAS
AM pKALkxsx-
Dry Goods, Quecnswnre, Hardware,
lBoots and shoes, Hats and Caps &c:
TOGETHER with thousand diferentarticies too
l numerous TO mention.
We have on hand and will be constantly receiving
arye in the above lire on the opening Of
;nrinr Our Ia rye stock of Groceries particular
' recommend, which will be sold at the Lowest
Wholesale or Retail NarkeiPriees:--
20 Hosshead n. o. Sugar. ~ eexcsSoaP-
70 hblscrusG & clarsugar: Bale Rope, ali sizes,
IS sark- assorted Coffee. Camphine and spirit Gas;
so bu 81 els dried Apples. Glass OF all sizes;
10 bushels paired Peaches Rasketsin variety:
100 bhis hbls & Casks Tar, pitch and kcsln'
n. Orleans Sugar house Ssisin.. Cuffants hiee ana
snd Syrup Noiasses; Spices in variety;
bill. sup Golden Syrup. Paints, dry and Ground
10 chest. and chests Y Cedar and Pine Shnrns'
Hysou, Inperisiand Eng Wash Tubs and bucse.s,
il.h Teas. ioiis-Lard. Linseed. Tan
nj a .aiessss oYted Teasfor ners. sperm and Eie-
fs niiyuse:s phanrsoils'
sehlf hh.s white Ash and A large assortment Oh
Lake Trout: Queens~are.
! Roxes r,yiyre Cod Fish: 400 ibis Lake Salt:
"a 80. Nails assorted; rs sacks Cd Alum Salt:
50 boxes dried Herring; Oysters and sardines.
"a AZ hest Rrooms; large as-ortmentof To-
5ehaxes Mould Candies: bacces direct rom the
leboYes Star Candles; Manufacturer
Farmer Of Front ST and Ferry Landing.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-10-10
10 ENGINEERS.

<srRLEY's Superior compasses, 4, ) and inch
4 II riain. and with yeneri AWAY. on hand. Also.
Surveyors Chains aud Marking Pins, &c. &c. &e.
ANY article not hand furnished 70 order ST short
tse a. We are the erefasirs Agents for Garleys Nan
uaelare Eaeineer's statieuery IN general; Consist
lag Of Profile Cross Section, and Drawing Paper
Also Ora wing Instruments. Drawing ] nebsy FsHum
P.srIis de- BE. ae Orders by msl will reecive
H. A. PORTER 4 BRO,
aug e--af Rock island, Ills.