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The Kansas herald of freedom., 1856-03-29
Land Claims.

1TAvING made arrangements to 6ls clsims
Il in the Surveyor Generals Office for claim
ants, acreeahly TO an act Of Congress IN such
ca<cs, shall Be glad to attend to such business
for those desiring my legal services. sm pre-
pairing work en- pse-emptiens WHICH design
TO publish a. scop ss practicable for the beneht
of pre-enptoFs. From careful examination Of
the laws, with view to this task, feel confident
of NV ability 70 give good satissattion to thoee
desiring my servicesas shove. Please call upon
ms st sAs Herald of Freedom Office, should in
formation or sdyies be wanted pertzipg toclsims
or bounty lands. G. w. BkOWN.-
Lawrence. March is, 1856.
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Wood Turning.

Messrs. GRAGG & HANCOCK have open
ed shop in Benecia for wood turning,
and are now engaged in doing all kinds
of jobs in their line. We saw specl-
men of their work, the other day, and
pronounce it "very good" Those hav.
ing occasion to get work done, will find
it to their advantage To patronise- them
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e. The attention of our charitable
readers l. directed to an article in another
column, headed "Another death caused
BY Rufianism.'
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EThe Republicans Of Bangor de-
termined to honor Banks, election with
a salute of 100 guns. But on further
consultation they concluded to send the
powder to Kansas.
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Life.

Life-our earthly existeIcea-iss the
ordeal through which We, MI qst pass 10
gain the bright crown chat awaits the
pure in heart and the meek N spirit
"By their fruits ye shall know them"
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re- The Free State Hotel is beir

~ The Free State Hotel is being
pushed forward with all possible dispatch
to completion. Between twenty and
thirty persons are constantly employed
upon it. But few weeks will now elapse
when it will be ready to open. 1t is one
of the most oommodious buildings west
of St. Louis.
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TIE WAIT SUPPLIED.
Lsvrenes Drug Store Opened.

YlHE subscribers are happy to inform the cit
L izens Of this and other parts of the Terri
tery, that, to nset the urgent demands Of the
community, they hsvs succeeded in procuring
q building in whieh to open their stock. until
the New Drng Store is CO completed-and are now
prepared 70 oher in the building opposite the
post Office, Aain-st., Lawrsnes, the largest and
best assorted stock of
Drugs, HEeczzCzns@s
PAINTS, OILS, DYES, WINDOW GLASS,
sLAss-wAHx, ARusHEs, rERzUHEEy,
Books, Stationery and Fancy Articles
yer brought into this Territory-ali Of which
have been carefully selected with particular ref
erence to the wants of this community.
Wealso keep choice supply Of the best and
purest qualities of Wines, Brandies, &C., fer
Dsedieinai pEtftses onls.
We would particularly call the attention Of
Physicians. Families and Dealers to our full saI-
ply of Drugs and Medicines, warranted pure
and unsdulserated: and would suggest to ell
tbs proPriety of supplying their wants in this
line at home, linstead Of from . neighboriag
State) especially scAea tsey cas do 50 Q. better
terms. WOODWARD & FINLEY.
Nswrence, Nov. "a, lS55.-tf.
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Closing up at Cost at the Post Office
Building, on Main Street.

A Ii kinds of Groceries, Dry Goods, Hard
IN ware; Boots and Shoes
300 yards of Delaines. selling at la1J< cents !;
former price Is cents. Prints selling ut reduced
Golden Syrup e5 cents. Sugar House do Csc.
/. Sugars, Rice, Teas, &c. &c, at extremely low
rates. P. z. BROOKS. :.
MAJ. 29-tf
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Notice

rs hereby given to Harrison Burson that the
lclaims now occupied by VIM. Ii. Wood and
N. Algaier, lying partly within the limits of the
town Of Bloomington, Kansas, were first settled
by the undersigned, who can prove their titles
to them beyond dispute, and will be by them
entered in the Land Office, as soon as possible.
This. therefore, is to warn the said Harrison
Burson, and sll others, not to build on or other
wise improve said claims, or dispose of any por-
ton of them for town lots. WIN. II. WOOD,
n. ALLGAIER.
Bloomington, Kansas, March %, '5s-8m-=
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H Mr. CurrxR. the distinguished
physioligist. has returned East. with the
intention of conducting a party OF pio-
neers to Kansas.
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Notice.

THE Subscriber having purchased and erect
nlaee half mile soath of BlantoH's Bridge, Ii
prepared to eriad corn in theeas, for stock feed.
Aiso Meal and Hominy for family use.
E-A All orders attended TO at short notice, On
reasonable terms. JAS. B.. ABBOTT.
Bianton, Nov. "A, '55.-H. -
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Periodicals.

ssuARPERS Magazine" Putnsm's, ," "Gra
II HAMS" Peters, MS Lady's National,
"Godey's Lady's Book" Dickens 'IIouseholt
Words" &c, &C., to be had regularly at tn
Book and Periodical depot of
WOODWARD & FINLEY.
Lawrence, Feb. %, l566.-tf
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e. his DAs1ELs. the State Geolo-
gist of Wisconsin. arrived in our city on
Tuesday last. on a tour of observation.
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coanSii Huuse, cUuncil City. Z. T ;,

CUuuC1l 1OuSe, 0U9uclI Vatys A. A3
BIZ VIZ. LORD, FORMERLY OF CONN.
FTJHlS HOUSE has been recently fitted up ur-
J. der the supervision of the Trustees of Coup
ell City, for the accommodation of Emigrsnts
and Travellers, where they will find god accom-
modations at moderate prices.
Mr.. LORD, the lesee, IS agent for the sale OF
City Lots He is also employed to render grata-
sOusly all needful assistance to emigrants in the
selection of 's Claims" nnd to give any other in
formation that may be desired about the coun-
try, &c.
Done by order of the Trustees,
March /, 56.-tf MARCUS II. ROSE, Sec.
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HeW advertisements.
Weekly Bulletin..-Works Received

+ 'ONDON NEWS, London Punch, Frank
IL Leslie's Illustrated Newspaper, Bank Note
Deteetors, New England Farmer, together with
regular weekly papers from Boston. New York,
Philadelphia aud st. Louis. o. WILMARTH.
Lawrence, Kansas, March 80, Is56-tf
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The One Thing Needful.

TIME UNDERSIGNED. being about to leave
L for market, must collect all accounts that
aas due them, Immediately. Protection Scrip
received at par.
CIV. W.&w. HUTCHINSON, & CO.
lawrence, March 18th, I656.-tf.
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Skins.

100 COON SKINS, wanted ty the subscriber
lUU Also, other furs bought by him for few
weeks only. c. STEARNS, 19, Mass. st.
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Ralsu Anthnnu ACn

UIHOLESALE AND RETAIL Dealers in
w Dry Goods, Groceries, Hardware, Crock
cry, Boots and Shoes, Jewelry, &C., corner Of
Delaware and Second streets. 1eavenworth City,
Kansas Territory. Mar. Is. s56-sm=
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1856-03-29

~ Don't omit reading our leading
editorial this week. because OF its length.
for twill be found. very important. :.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1856-03-29
Moving In the Right Direction.

By the following, it will be observed
that the business men at Kansas City,
No., are getting sensitive in the right di-
rection in regard TO the outrages praetic-
ed on property and persons on the Mis-
souri, river, and particularly at their own
city. If they willcarry out their pledges
in good faith, ss we are assured they
viii. our people will cheerfully extend to
them the right hand of fellowship. we
copy their circular, as follows:
70 the Public.
KANSAS CIrY, Mo. March 25, Sc.
WHEREAS, The occurrence at our
wharf, of the unlawful seizure and break
ing open of box or package. consigned
TO one of our shipping merchants, has
caused an impression unfayorable and
injurious to our good name;and
Whereas, We deem it but just to
ourselves, and the public, that such i'm
preston should be contradicted, meet
ing of the Merchants and Shippers of
Kansas was called, which meeting sub
mitted the following:
The box was opened by persons from
Lexington and Independence. who came
up on the boat unknown to our citizens,
and the act performed before even all the
people on the wharf were aware of an In.
tent so to do. The box contained a pi-
ano-forte. and bore no evidence of con-
tanning anything else whatever-wasco con-
signed to Messrs. Simmons d Leadbeat-
er, the latter only being in town, and
being comparative stranger here, did
not feel able to resist.
We condemn the act as unlawful and
sinister; and believe it to have been pre-
meditated on the part of these inimical
to our interests, and jealous OF our pros
perity; and by some largely interested in
removing the trade from our city to
Leavenworth and other towns. And We
here declare, that property consigned to
US shall be protected from undue or i'm
proper molesiation, and that at the peril
of our lives this declaration shall be main
tanned and made good. That, as ship
pers and merchants, we guarantee this
to all who may favor us with their pa
tronage, and pledge ourselves that no
town or city whate yer. shall surpass us
In care aud protection ro7 property con-
signed to our keeping, or in los0 prices,
and every accommodation known TO
Western trade,
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1856-03-29
NOTICE.

D ESOLvED, That the Trustees Of Manhattan
II Association are authorized to sell one hnn-
dred Lots in the town of Manhattan, with the
restriction that the sale of intoxicating liquors
on the Lot forfeits the title to the same, and it
reverts back to the Association.
J. D.. WO0DWORTH, Sec'y.
Manhattan, March %, ls56-tf.
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Administrator's A Notice .

Administrator Notice.
NOTICE is hereby given that S. N. Wood, OF
IN Lawrence, is duly authorized by tn: heirs OF
c. w. Dow, deceased, to settle all matters per-
tanning to the estate of the said Dow. Those
having claims against him, or knowing them
selves indebted to him, will please call and set
tie the same. LADD DOW
SALLY DOW,
DANIEL DOW.
Greenwich, Huron Co., o., Feb. ls, iSs6.-St.
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Notice.

Ii persons are hereby notified that have
N taken the claim lying east of the claim now
occupied by Edward Clark, Attorney at Law,
and caused house to be built on said claim
All persons are cautioned against making i'm
provements on said claim, or paying any mon
eys that may accrue from the uss of the house on
said claim, as intend to pre-emPt said claim,
and sue for ali moneys arising from the hire OF
said house or claim. j. u. SRLK4OHS
Lawrence, Aug. IL. 1855.
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Claim Notice.
ITO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: Notice Is
i hereby gives that We, the heirs Of c. w,
Dow, deceased, intend. through an Administra-
tor duly appointed. to pre-empt the claim recent
ly occupied by the said Dow. at Hickory Point.
Kansas Territory, when the same shall ne open
for presumption. LADD DIV,
DANIEL DOW.
Greenwich. Huron Co., O., Feb. l6, 1868.
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=. RICHMOND BRooKs. CIV. 3.
Hrnnks a Rahcnck.

BOOKS e 6ahcock,
DECEFVING, Forwarding and Commission
Ii Merchants, No. Levee, Lawrence, Kansas.
REFERENcEs- Hornsby b Fsrrill, Lawrence,
Kansas: j. Riddlcsbarger & Co., Kansas City,
No.; Nofthup q Chick, Kansas City, Mo.; 7.
a. Hudt a Co., St Louis, NO.; 3. Slater, Sc.
Louis, No.
-Ys Packages intended for our care should
be 50 marked. Mar. IS, '5s-ty
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Now il the Time

II ANkAS SCRIP TAKEN IN PAYMENT
N of Goods at par. Hats, Caps, Shoes and
Dry Goos. Having small quantity of the
sbove articles on hand, viii sell them for Scrip.
Lawrenes, Mar. Is, '56. o. WILMARTH.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1856-03-29

j. RIDDLEsBARGER u Co.
SIMMONS q LEADBBATER,
WALKER & CHICK,
j. A. INsLIE,
WEST, JAMES & SHoUsE,
ISAAC III. RIDGE.
J. & D. M. JARBoE,
I. B. LESTER,
WM. E. PRoCTER,
JAMES A. FRAME,
w. J. JARBoE,
F. M. JARBoE,
E. r. THIELKELD,
ROBERT CHARLES,
FRANKLIN CoNANT,
J. w. AMoNENs,
r. G. RUSSELL,
j G. RnARMAN -
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To Capifalists.
Nursery Trees.

NUEstIy 41oSs'
TTyHE subscribers would inform the public that
i they have about 900 Fruit Trees OF one
wears growth, from the graft of the most ap-
proved varieties of the country. Those wishing
TO buy young trees, at low rate. viii do well
to give them call at Judge Wakefeid's, on the
California road, six miles above Lawrence, near
which place they intend to establish themselves
permanently in the nursery business:
Wn-P. HAM & co.
Fhrx.rv1e ieSe Amt
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New Goods.

FTlHE undersigned are now receiving their
i stock Of Fall Goods, consisting OF Dry
Goods, Groceries, Hardware, Queensware, Fur
niture, Saddlery, mems and boys Clothing,
Boots, Shoes, Gloves, Hosiery-and indeed al
most every article usually called for. Sale at ~
low rates as they can afford. Thankful for the
patronage heretof0r extended 70 them, they
hope TO merit continuation Of the same. Terms
cash.
wANTED--Dry Hides, Butter, Eggs, &c.
HORNSBY d. FERRlLL.
Laurence iSepf o. lSb5.-H
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1000 AGENTS WAITED.
asrasu sssda

TUsT RECEIVED, supply Of the aievs srti-
y els. C. STEARES, 10, Ms8. 60.
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vSOWLFRs q wELLS'S Publications for salt
at she HxsALp OF FRzxo0k OsTIez.
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Eearly Gone.

T HAVE 9 small quantity lsft yet os tbst 3s
j cent butter Those who coma the quickest,
win Be the most Ekaly 70 gss It.
Ssbls-H C. sTEARN6. - hsss.ss.
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Hay.

nERs0Ns in want of the shove article csn fsfi
/ xhsre 3, get il. BY calling on me.
C ETEARNS, IS, Mas. st.
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February Ie, 1856 -s.m*
Tohn Raldwin. Perrvmsn.
Pork! Pork!!

q oon POUNDS OF HAccT, FoaE, &C.
e1I1ilk1 fae aalA---zkei>rssg % Tss.tt, % bne
lowest pr1ea, at i. 4. FA2oSs Pzsrsssos ssoss.
Lawrence. karch Ist. '5s..6m.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-07-26

CoNGREssIoNAL.-In the Senate on the
a3d there was long debate concerning the
priority of business, number of members
protesting against the way in which the bu-
siness of the Senate had been arranged and
parcelled out by the Democratic" caucus.
Finally, Mr.. Weller withdrew his Pacific
Road bill, and the bill for continuing the i'm
provement of the Sheboygan harbor was dis
cussed and passed.
In the House, an Intellectual attempt was
made to reconsider the vote by which the
House declared Mr., Tappan entitled to a
seat as Delegate from Nebraska. The res
olution declaring that Mr.. Otero and not Mr..
Galegos, was elected Delegate from New
Mexico, was adopted. The Committee on
Printing reported resolution which was
adopted, to print 1900 copies of the majori'
| ty and minority reports of the Kansas Com
mittee, and 100000 copies of the same with
on, the journal and evidence for the use o
members.
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PHILADELPHIA, July 81, 1856.

A. SAspEgs, Esq, Editor Daily Gazette:
Dear Sir:--I suppose as you are living
ON the inner borders Of the Western States,
with young territories between you and the
setting sun, almost young country OF your
own, SO grandson Of the old thirteen" for
Iowa 10 composed Of the ambitious from all
sections Of the country, with larger share
Of emigrants from the old world, tina, you
NAV be pleased to hear from the land of
Penn. VIII intrude by giving few items
and facts of this part of the countryi We
In Philadelphia are u quiet, methodcal
turned SET. Excitement ia out Of the ele-
ment Of the "Aminedabs." We are very
regular folks; custom is broken at times;
se, yulus are laid aside when more convent
ent. Old father Broadbrim, or plain coat
the Quaker, is model Of virtue for the
young folks; but we do not see all the &C
tlons of darkness, Oh no! Yet we slip aside
the custom for a time, as politics belongs to
all ia free land it is our duty TO take part;
and nova days you can see the sentiments
ia any place; the social hall, the'Play house,
ON the road side, in idle time, or in busy
hours, 20 where you may, you hear the
qualities of the different candidates for the
White House discussed; ward meetings are
being held almost every evening; the pa
pers are filed with the virtues and vices,
the benefits and dangers Of the defeat or
success Of the opposing candidates.
Before the Fremont Convention, the
prospects OF Jas. Buchanan were bright;
scarcely doubt of his success; SO sanguine
was the Keystone Club Of bis victory, that
one Of the members wss anxious to bet up.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-07-26

The steamship Persia arrived at New
York on Thursday, bringing one weeks Ia
ter news from Europe.
The Guards made their entrance into Lon
dan ON the 9th inst, after two years abb
.euoe in the Crimea. They paraded the
nrnoipal streets and were welcomed BY half
million of people, among whom were the
Queen and the principal nobility. In par
lament there had been no reference to A.
merican affairs, excepting some interrogato-
ries concerning the boundaries of the Ralize.
There had been a serious riot at Ranleigh in
Ireland, caused by an act of bad faith on the
part of the government towards the militia.
The latter had been ordered to dsband, and
refusing to do so were put down by thou
sand troops of the line, detailed for that pur-
pose. AT the last accounts all was quiet.
The Paris Moniteur contradicts the report
that Louis Napoleon was to meet the En-
peror of Austria at Lake Constance. In
Germany, the Zollverein arrangement was
said to be approaching crisis that might
probably lead to a rupture between the lib
eral Northern and protective Southern rights
of the country.
The final evacuation Of the Crimea took
place on the 9th of July, on which day Mar
shall Pelisser embarked for France.
In the English markets there had been a
slight advance in breadstutfs, on account OF
the stormy end unsettled s.ate of the wealth
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-07-26
The s'Grsat Rally"

Some friend has sent US Geneseo Re
public, which contains long article under
this head descriptive of the democratic"
meeting held recently at Geneseo, a notice
of which from the pen of the irresponsible
editor of the Democrat referring to his
speech, recently appeared in that paper
We omit the speeches of the several speak.
ers present on the occasion, and only give
the first and last portion of the article in-
GLIDING the editors structures on the speech
Of the "great By-Jemus:"
"On Saturday last, at P. NJ, process
sion of thirty.one persons, with the Gene
SEQ Brass Band at its head, moved from the
Geneseo House to neighboring grove, but
which increased to the number of seventy,
all told, when they came to the spot,
where stand for the speakers and seats
for an audience had been prepared. AS a
matter of course, we attended, together
with many Republicans, (who formed the
largest half of the whole assemblage,) to
hear from the lips of the enemy the 'svery
head and front OF or offending" in presu-
ming to be party disputing the arrogant
claims of the seli-styed and self-glorIfed
Democratic" party. -
But the most ponderous effort of all, the
"qreat By.Jemus, was yet to come. Mr..
Hubbell, stripping young lawyer from
| Davenport, Iowa, spread himself upon the
stand, struck a magnificent attitude, begun
at the wrong end Of his speech, and, explo.
ding all his zeal in the first few sentences
he went tapering down to dull and exceed,
| ingly tiresome drawl, which soon dispersed
| the audience and left him talking to the
emp.ied seats. His theme was TRADE OIL
| abuse heaped upon the head of Senator Sc.
ward, who, he said, is the great Mogul Of
the Black Republicans; that Stewards doc.
trine OF the Higher Law" was no other
| than an entering wedge wherewith to spill
| up our G lorious Union, and make himself
President OF sixteen OF the States; that Pat
riotism is the essence of virtue, and our on
| Nv saviour from this direfui catastrophe
| with SO much more insipid nonsense OF the
same sort, as TO make the pointless ant
foolish story he told about the "great By
| jemus" wise thing in comparison, and tt
give him an unquestionable title to the cog
nomen of "Great By-jemus," during the re-
mainder Of his political existence.
And this was the wonderful democratic
Rally" which all Geneseo went out to be-
hold. rs king it altogether, it proved al
complete failure as anything OF the kine
,va have ever witnessed. 1t was but thu
spas modic effort of dying body, indicating
the speedy departure of its last remaining
energies.
Let it perish with every unhalIowed com
bination that would take under protection
that horrible system OF cruelty and blaci
Injustice, which now SO openly stands &C.
cursed of God and man."
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-07-26

Orr WITH HIS HEAp.-The Washington
Union formally reads Hon. David Barclay
member OF Congress from Pennsylvania,
out OF the Democrativ party, because he vo-
ted for the reconsideration Of the bill ma
king Kansas free State.
Thus il is, no man in these times can be
considered good Buchanan man unless be
IL fsyoTsbls 70 slavery.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-07-26

JAMES BUCHANAN IN lsl5.-The follow
isg passage 10 found in al GRAFTON delivered
BY Mr.. Buchanan July 4th, 1915. Win the
Democracy please to make a note oft:
"Whss must be our opinion Of an opposi-
ton whose passion were so dark and ma
lignant as to be grstifed in endesvoring to
blast the character and embitler the old
age of Warrington After thus persecu.
ting the savior Of his country, how can thu
Democratic party dare to call themselves
bis disciples"
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w. HI TCHI n Il >,
ISL Randolph Street, Chicago, Illinois
R;eh and Elegant Furniture.

,v,HE undersigned would respectfully announce to
L the citizens Of the West, that he has opened a
First Class Warehouse of Rosewood Parlor Furni,
thamber suits of Rosewood, Mahogany, Oak and
Walnut all OF which have been made in his own
mandatory in New York city, aud materials all
steamed and Kindred, and warranted in every
respeet TO any made In this country or Europe
Also, full assortment OF
Gravosteen's celebrated Pianos,
which have taken the Gold Medal al every New otk
Rxb,htjnu for The Ia 81 nine years, and all 9th
er competitors, at the late Crystal Palace III New
York city. E
test French STYLES and sold in Chicago III the same
prices AZ sold for in New York city. Also, tuii as
sortmspt OF tn New Patent SPRING BED, The most
inxurious and economical BED ever made. and wal
ranted, fully. Price slo,0o. The attention OF the
Public Is also invited to the Patent Mosquito bar
rs the complete thing ever made petiecty pof
table at the reduced price of 81 complete.
w HUfCHiNGS, Manufacturer and importer,
July aS d3m isl Randolph street Chicago, III.
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New Hardware Store.

lFVLNG SE'ON n EOC N w OOD
RE now openingat No, GMaiu 81. complete soe s
ofSuporor HARDWARE, 10 when We hsno
the attention Of all In want anything IN our lo an
The quality ofoar goods We confidently peiieVe wn
compare faNoiabiy with any In The STATE. Al AZ
GOODS WARRANTED TO pk As RkrRgskNfhp' " 'Ao
money refunded
We desigp 10 keep a large stock of MECHANIC
TOOLS rom the very bost manufacturers In inc Eas'
and Will supply those iii want oil FIRST Glass Akfi
CHE AT as low price as IL can be anordedih Iowa.
Our mciiticsior obtaining goods at the minimum
price is equailed by few IN the west. Our stock OF
Shelf goods is now complete, and we have in transit
u large invoice OF heavy goods which win soon ar
rive.
SPoRrSMEN wishing an outht for the approach
ing cas- N, lind at No % Main st. everything
eessary OF superior make.
Ian. l.. have permanently located In Davenport,
and design makngit the place of falure residence,
and sincerely hope BY fair priees--good gsods-jusl
representations aud eisse personal attention
1t share ofthc patron and confidence ofthe pub
lie,
CHAS. II. LIVINGSTON. GEO. u. LOCKWOOD.
Davenport jul! - st DIR