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The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-06-27

wsny,spAy NIGHT MEsTIsG.--Th'
~, meeting on Wednesday even
hepa another cheering demonstration
NIX ,arsst which is taken by the body
s,1e people in the great ques''0n now =
{ Re(ore the commencement o. uii'
!, would have been called a very
ssssmblage for Davenport, but no"
rs getting used to hayiag large gamer
.as and expect them to increase N mum
-. mill the election in November VIII e'ss
=. sasmep of the country an opportunity
W. eoupratulating each other on the triumph
abich they will then achieve.
Ths first thing in order was the reading
,,hs Constitution OF the Republican Club
,I.h had been prepared by the Committee
s,a,sd for that purpose. This inslru-
'4sO,, which will be found IN another col,
d brief and pointed al
necessary, and unincumbered with
n.eles. superfaides. After the meet
Mad been addressed by our ieilow-towhs
m,apsL. snoRrY, Esq, and J. J. Boards,
DrI, Esq of Rock Island, the question was
..rsno On The adoption Of Constitution and II
Was unanimously adopted.
rbe speeches Of Messrs. sHohEY and
NJ, pnsLEy were calm and argumentatve'-
.1d,es.ed to the reasons Of their hearers,
"A showed, without the possibility OF a
..,tf,, contradiction, the defensive nature
= thu position at present occupied by the
s.o,le ofthe reJEtates, as well as the ag-
.rss.ive character Of the policy which has
saeo pursued BY the slavery proPagandists
md their Northern m~ercenaries.
AMER the business Of adopting the Consu.
utOa aad appointing officer. had been dis,
,.,eb.d, the meeting was further addressed
~ the Rev. H. P. CUTTING, of Vermont, but
T. h., lust come from a tour through the
most important part OF Kansas. His expo
1,;o, ~ the situation Of affairs in that Ter
otor,, Of the manner and actions OF the
rho,der rufhans," and OF the facts which
..ye brought home to the Pierce Admins.
ration the guilt OF having permitted and en-
,onraoed all the atrocities TO which the Free
s,s,e men have been subJected--was n
the dearest and most convincing 10 which
,ur citizens have had an opportunity OF As-
,so;0g. We do not understand how any
man. born and educated 10 a Free State,
.oola. after hearing Mr.. CUTTINGS truthful
,na impressive account, have but one opin,
IAN y. 10 the Kansas question. We regret
,.8 that the ~lateness OF the hour at which
n, c commenced hts remarks, disinclined
him TO enter as fully into the subject as he
would otherwise have done, and as we
should have liked to hear hun. But what
he did say was admirable, aud when he pas
see this way again, he must certainly make
q, another speech. We promise him a large
audience.
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xstchsm's Iron Mower & Reaper Great Trial
in Logan square, Philadelphia.

Aatc6Nm , Awe .VW .S"ISA
in Logan square. Philadelphia.
By permission Of the Commissioner Of
CITY Property, a trial Of KErcRUM's CELE-
RATED MowIao MACHINE, was made in Lo-
yan SQUARE on Friday, June 9th, 1856. The
trial was for the purpose Of testing the
qualities Of this unrivalled Mower in the
soft Blue Grass which grows 30 luxuriantly
in Logan Square. The machine used was
entirely new having been received from the
manufacturers only a few hours before it
was put into operation. The horses, al.
though excellent animals, were unsteady,
! and the driver wholly inexperienced in the
use Of Ketchum's Machine.
The grass, which was principally blue
grass, with a slight mixture of Orchard and
rive Grass, was much trsmpled by the herd
of deer kept in the Square. The under.
growth was heavy and matted, and as a
whole, entirely unfavorable to the operation
Of a mower, while the great number Of
trees interpreted through the grass plots
rendered the driving very difficult. In ad-
dition to the disadvantages above
ted, the grass was thoroughly wetted BY the
rain OF the previous night, as we'll 40 that
which fell while the machine was opera
ting, and yet, in spite of all these obstacles,
KErcHuM's MOWER did its work in the most
complete manner cutting the grass eeauti-
fully even, and Uithout choking in q single
instance.
This trial has satisfactorily demonstra-
ted:
Fret, that Kstchum's Mower is adapted
to cutting grass of all kinds, natural and ar.
tifcal.
I'd, that it cuts equally well in stsnding,
fallen and trampled grass.
Sd, tina, il will not choke in wet grass,
even if il is blue grass.
4th, that |. is just the machine which ev-
cry farmer should purchase who 10 desifous
Of securing Mower or Reaper that will
give him entire satisfaction and no trouble.
-Pha. ledger.
Nourse, Viele & CO., Agents for the Man
ufacturers, have for sale the above celebra-
ted Moving Machine at their Agricultural
Depot, corner Rock Island and Front Sts'
d&w II
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MORE MoRMoss.-Another detachment
Of Mormons passed through our city y%ester-
day morning. They numbered several
hundreds, and were about as miserable look
log as those who have preceded them. We
understand that while they were in Rock
Island, several of the ignoran, and deluded
creatures manifested disposition TO de-
serl, having no desire 10 push the wheel.lar.
rOa over he..tSr-sretching P~rairies at this
season Of the year. But the knavish impos.
lsrs who have succeeded in cheating them
thus far on the journey had these dissatisfied
ones locked up,
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"A VorER" need give himself no uneas-
iaesP with regard to the subject upon which
he asks information. Had the charge any
foundation in truth, changes would have
been rnng on it ere this time. Our oppo-
hehts sre driven to the wall and all kinds Of
"hoorbacks" will be manufactured during
The canvass, but such things are like stones
thrown upward, they fail upon the heads Of
those who project them.
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OUR CITY.--A little book recently pub
lshed called the Guide 10 Western Rivers
and Lakes" in it's article on Davenport,
very truthfulIy says!-"This place is noted
Tor tho splendid scenery that surrounds 1t.
u so easily mined that il Is chiefly used for
manufacturing purposes. The great sys'
TEN OF railroads centering here must soon
rank this among the great cities Of the west
II is now a large shipping port for several
counties Of the State" But when il estI-
mates the present population of Davenport
al lo,oOO ii places il at 1000 less than the
smallest number at which our citizens es.
Innate il.
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Latest ..
xxxIvsh eongrsss..First session.
W~Aauruor0n. luna as.

WAsKIMeTox, June 25.
SrsATE.--The Committee on Ways and
Means report on the tariff that no extensive
notifications are contemplated; the most
proposed 10 the extension OF the free list in
GLIDING raw msterials.
Mr.. Wilson presented a petition from the
officers Of the Massachusetts Aid Society,
acting forth the objects of that organizs-
ton, and stating they have been much mis-
represented by the majority report oy the
Committee ON Claims.
Mr.. Johnson took exceptions to some OF
Mr.. Stewards comments yesterday on the
conduct Of Mr.. Rust, in assaulting Horace
Greeley some time ago.
Mr.. Seward indicated the correctness Of
what he had said, according to the facts, so
far as they were within his knowledge and
recollection: he did not, however. at the time
the precise grounds on which the
attack was.
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fisE-~On Sunday morning last, about
louf O'Clock, the steam saw mill belonging
10 siumbaugh & Cox, was discovered to be-
gu me, and go rapidly did the flames spread
mat everything in and about the mill WAS
consumed. 1t is not known how the fire
occurred. The loss falls heavily, not upon
,s proprietors alone, but upon the commu.
MY at large. II was run night and day and
%a' Then unable to supply the great demand
i1f lumber. II is said to have been one OF
ehe beet mills on the Mississippi, and its de-
atucoon at the present time. while our
wy IL growing 30 fast, and there is so great
demand for its use, is truly a public calam'
ny, The proprietors, we believe, have not
iu'Iy determined whether they will rebuild
we hope they may, Their loss is .
eiy heavy one. there being no insurance
upon The property The mill we under
eas, 2lst.
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IN SCOTT COUNTY, IOWA

No 1.-The E / ofthe y W ! See ct "a Mr. 2 E sOacr
Sos-Thss W See 10 . n r. ! 100 acres.
The above three tracts are beautifully situated on
the Railroad 9 miles from Davenport
No THE w I of the S Of Sec 10 T7sNR 3E
No s"Ths \ I /. OFFS "! oisee
acres4 miles from Davenport.
NJ s-Ihe z . Of the Z of See IT1sNR 4.
co acres, on The Rail Road, Q miles from Davenport.
No 6--ae0 A. 100 acres in Secs Is d ~ n Mr. &,
upon the Mississippi River, Y miles from davenport.
No ls-- 100 acres In Sec'se7 and "a T az n RE.
Improved Farms.
y An improved farm ofes5 acres On the Mississippi River.
IL miles from Davenport, 90 acres in cultivation, loo broke,
balance fine timber.
Two Improved farms three miles from Davenport,
Houses and Lots in Davenport.
No brick house on 9Th ST. between Harri-
sob and Ripley ss Excellent well, good stable, Gel
No3I-Goodf frame House, 3 rooms, good well, &c.
Lot e2x55l, on Brads near Locust st.
NJ. 2S.-Iloto on Brady St. I32 by 30O-S3Go
~Noe6-aiots on Brady ST., cor. of College, 64xlso
each.
IN CLINTON COUNTY, IOWA.
No.as-W: fractional i of the N. w! See. 2, T.
sl,N: X. r., ~ s7-loo acres, near Thorn's Mills
ef''0"'i ppm IN JASPER Isl isf1, COUNTY.
So.4i-S : Il / 4 k iss & g c 3 = Y 100 acres.
No. 4s-s E and n w 4ofsec 2 I II ID W ace
No. AS W I and N W. of sec 8 T n R - wlsao
IN MAHAsKA COUNTY.
No 44-S w frac. : OF sect I - X III w 143 acres.
No. IS w . of sec % T II X Is W 100 acres,
No. 46-W OF N Ell and s . ofN Of sae laT
~ X IA leo acres, timber.
IN BENTON COUNTY.
No 47-N E / of sec 25 7 SO Il o W IGu acres,
IN MUSCATINE IN
No. CIV ! OF N w / of sec 30 T 20 X 1 w so acres
7 miles from Muscatine, 5 from junction. Apply 10
In GRUNDY COUNTY.
No. 49-S ! of sec 2 81 X ls w 100 saxes.
No. Sos /. Of sec 3 T 50 X Is w leo acres.
Ne. 5l-W 1 ofN + ! of sec IGT s7 X Is w Sol acres.
IN HARDIN OUNTY
~ El l. 4 - n Y L ~ sna = IT ~ D 40 yy = -
No. 53-S wa ofN W. of sec Ia 81 r 10 w 40
acres.
IN CEDAR COUNTY.
No.. 549S 1 OF n Et Of sec I T so r w go acres.
No. SIS I ofN 4 l Of sec 20 T 81 X 2 w so acres.
No. and Lot, Store and stock Of goods.
in Upton.
WILLIAMALLEN,
General Land Agent
Feb 6-dtf Once Post O1ice Building,
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Lac PArEks.-We are indie bted 10 a
friend for late copies Of Pittsburgh papers
We notice tina. that stsunch and reliable
journal. the Pittsburgh Gazette, speaks in
The most encouraging manner of the pros
p.et ofPennsylvania going for Fremont.
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l.. o. ROCK WOODS
Combined
.EkOscel. and Reaper!

FOR WHICH HI FIRST PREMIUM WAS
Awarded at tho Rock Island County Fair in No.
yember, 1853. Improved for lest.
THE subscribers kaye arranged 10 manufacture
i extensively the above maebine in Rock Island
H., aud In Offering IL TO tho farmers are happy TO be
aLlel 10 Say that the efforts 10 combine the most
perfect Mower with the most perfect FeaPer haNe
proved eminenLly successful. The difficulties arisinB
out Of the tact thai d greater speed OF tbs sickle 10
necessary for IN low ing lhanis required for rsaping Is
overcome 10 this machine by the use of Two pin
iOHs OF different size, giving the required speed no
oe ssAry Tor each kind of work. The ''slde draft 10
also mostly avoided by placing the ground wheel on
the opposite side OF tho Tongue IL oIa the cutting part,
so as to balance zach other, thus making II sazicf
for the team.
The raker Is placed on The platform behind The
grain "a position which BY being near his work ens-
bios him W do IT better and with greater case; and
the whole Is constructed GA a plan at once simple
aud durable. 4. has been used In all varieties oil
grain and grass, and Is universally conceded BY
those Who hhy { used IL 10 operate better and nicer
than can be done with the cradle or scythc.
The price OF the Prairie Razor II $3.50 cAfh Tor
Mo- or and Reaper ~togethsr; Slio for mower alone.
$40 added TO tie above Tor credit Of one-half MI
January next. Interest at The rate Of ten per cent
per amman allowed on all aSnlenta made before
lst OF July next. koCk Woods REX,
For sale by NOURsE, VILE & CO., al the lows
Agricultural Depot, on Rock island aud Front sts.
bay export. sole Agents ir this vicinity,
lima 2 IWbW ..=. "." .... 81
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REPUBLICAN

The Republicans q Scott county are requested to meet
Ia their respective Townships and select one Delegate tor
each Township, and ono for each 20 Republican voters,
10 meet in Convention at Davenport on Saturday the 10Th
july next. at O'clock r. NJ. to nominate candidates 70 nll
the several County othees al tbs August election.
June 2odltWtt By order Of Co. Cent. Com.
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"Where are Fremonts backers!"--
Times.
Working a, the f~orss-in the machine
shop-in the harvest field, and getting more
than "ten cents a day" at that Chicago
.IoArnrl.
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The Yimss 10 trying to prove that Mr. Blu.
chanan never said he would bleed himself,
to let out his Democracy.
The Joke of the matter 10, that our neigh
Dor charged Buchanan with 1t only a few
weeks ago, when advocating the claims Of
Douglas. II was n Of those "ugly records
among his sayings," which the Times "dug
up" 10 defeat his nomination. - Chicago
Journal.
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TALLMAN g. POWERS,
LAND AGENTS.
Office in Akinson's block, Second Street, be
tpeen Brady and Main.
OFFER forssle IKE following valua 3 Real Ks
City Property in Davenport.
L. House and lot on Third Street near the orner Q
2. Six lots on the so nth ives, corner of Fourth and
). Six lots at North Davenport, betw cen Perry and
Rock Island Streets. s#5
Aithe shove lots are well situated and In parts Of
the city mostrapidiy improving and will be soldo on
Farming Lands in Johnson County.
81 of s e. 8. 90 T. ~ n. Ranges We 81 go acres.
n sfS: Z s. s:I T. 2 y; RaR:s 5 ives, 50 acres:
The above lands are III on the line Of the railroad
from Da NEWPORT 10 Iowa City.
Clinton County.
Nine hundred acres Of prairie and ninety cres Of
timber land near Elvira P. o, seven miles frsm Ly.
ons, Clinton Co., neal the Railroad; all choice land,
sell watered.
Scott County.
Improved farm one mile and a half from Prince
ton. Sixty acres bret rate land. we'll improved with
good houses. VIII be sold al Il bargain.
Poweshiek County.
Two hundred and any acres fine prairie land two
miles north Of Montezuna, the county seat.
Mch l7-'56-dtf
Scott Co.
100 acres unimproved landtwo miles from Hickory
Grove, three miles from Wnicott. ten miles from
Davenport, we'll watered.
l60acres ive miles north westfrom Hickory Grove
very choice land.
Near Davenport.
One and one.half milos from Court House on the
biun, with superb views Of river and surrounding
country. A smalifsrm Of IS acres under the highest
state OF cultivation and well supplied with fruit
trees. The mOst beautiful lard in the vicinity o the
ely.
Seven miles from Davenport,
Alarm of60 acres, 20 under cultivation, 20 ortim-
Der. never failing stream runs through IT, WIN
besold very cheap.
Near Walcott,
so Acres OF choice prairie at a bargain
At North Davenport,
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THE GREATEST OF THE AGE

IT'S great utility. sim
plicity, ~chsapnssso Of
prizes and adaptation 70
the wants Of . clssses
Of the Q o m n u nlty
strongly recommend IL
In every STATE Ia the
Union, ALPHABETICALLY
4. .nhsfsnffslad nv thu
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Verdict for Slave Dealers.

New York, June %.
In the United States District Court this
morning the suit 10 recover penalty OF
81 900 from each OF ten persons implicated
in fitting out the SLAYER Falmouth. was con.
cluded BY a verdict for the several defen-
d6nts.
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VIM = Baker, Chrlstiana, Pa
David kugre, Lebanon &c, Pa.
samuel Hatfield, Philadelphia.
II. TVrrsy, Philadelphia.
james Z Price, Wilmington, Del,
Joshua Beal, Batyn Rouge La.
Thomas Beaver, Philadelphia.
ID p Forest, Bucks 60, ia.
Augustus Linn, Guernsey Go, o
D Bronaush, Maysvills. Ky
Grsbriel Bear, Lancaster 90, Pa
HERMAN C Guiss, Philadelphia
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Bully Brooks Presented BY the Grand Jury.
Washinrfnn. Inne 26

The Grand Jury to-day presented Preston
s. Brooks for assault and battery on Mr..
Sumner. The latter appeared before the
jury and gave testimony.
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Fort Des Moines Land Agency
LAND WAR

THE undersigned have for sale Land Warrants Of
i di6e rent sizes, which they will sellfor eash or on
time to suit purchasers.
They will pay particular attention 10 selection and
location or lands In Fort Des MolDes, Fort Dodge,
Chantsn and other Western Land Districts. Also TO
psymentoftaxes and land business generally.
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sailing Of the Arabia.

sailing Of the Arabia.
New. York, 1une 20.
The steamer Arabia sailed q noon with
$50 passengers and 1l6oO0o 10 specie.
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Election in Norfolk.

Norfolk, Va, June %.
The Americans carried the municipal e
le ction here by 100 majority.
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9ankina.
HeG1xao1, LAWS 3 ILAxxNo1I,
BANKERS.


xeG1xo01, LAWS 3 DLAXyNo1I,
II
DAM EhS
- =. r.-..-n n...~
Uncurrsntn snk Hotss. ceiS "a Silvsr cois'
AND LAND WARRANTY,
jCpsct.t .....o, ! n III, 49,
y esntiIs psnsrsnd rsmistsncss M on he dsy Of
payment Qfss ofcomInissIon) in Sigh, drafs on Has
TPLand wsrnat s bought, soldsad located. Per-
sonsf attention riyen 10 the purckase and sale oftown
and country property, and the selsc tiea Of lands for
entry.
nlEssi~hfC hscks a Snw Yoyk. Roston. pbilsdsl-
mia RafImore. Ws.hin1foo f.ity. PitfAburn. Ctpsfn.
psti. III. Louis and Chjcsro. slwsy, for sale 10 sumo
d snIt nu1chsse,. Af.n StAyiinc. Prenah and Ger.
man s.chsnSe.
TPGold ana Silver Coins bought and sold.
II rrfme bIiIs On Chicago, 81. Ksuis and New York
II tbs lowest rates.
q i email ,s sSm a a,,sss On .sno.,,s. pss
49, - SS9..S1.
xo,.rv I'm.
notsiy Tunias ana InsurAnce ASeasy
once banking H"useof aeGrexsr Lawssf Blake
"oe
49, -
PARTIcuLAR attention gwen 70 he buying ana
az. IHta ~ H'Ai h''a'e on Paying offs1'
Having conplsts Abstract ..f,ius,,a ,Ii l.nd.tn
raxss snd ali thsrin,trnm ass.ls ~ lin nm p ,na noa..
knowledgments stthe shortest notice and on ,hc most
reasonable terms.
covVvprYAI 11.nn 1rc, To,spIGv
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F1IRRANYS CRLHBRATED SCALES.

EAIR1ANxS CELEBBATEO BCALES.
A DAPTED to any required oper-
@ tAstion Of weighing, as for iron,
coal, hay, stock, and for the use OF
warehouses;, stores and foundFies,
and in short for every kind Of bust
ness.
A@ The great skill and fidelity EN-
ployed in their manufacture and
the determination on the part OF the
E manufacturers never V allow an
imperfect article to 60 forth from their estsblishme nt
has gained for their Scales reputation that has new
or been surpassed In the whole range Of useful me-
chanism.
The Scales are unanimously acknowledged as the
stsndard in, all transactions BY weight.
A lawsuit which arose from . discrepancy of
weights between one Of fairbanks Scales in use by
the Baltimore 3 Ohio Railroad Company and one Of
another manu- h sturs was recently tried in the Court
ofCommon Pleas, Baltimore; the case occupied the
Court two days and Judge Msrshall in delivering his
decision stated ~ the resalt Of his evidence, that the
accuracy Of EairSsRk's Scales was established beyond
sll question. For sale by
BURROWS, PRkTTYMAN& & DALZELL.
The well known reputation OF these Scales has in
ces 70 Offer them as FAIRBANKS Scales, and purehss-
es have thereby in many cases been subjected 70
fraud and imposition. The manufacturers have no
controversy with honorable competitor who trans
act business in their own names, but regarding the
perpetrators Of the above fraud, as pursuing a course
alike unjust and dishOnorable they take this method
10 caution the public OF their impositions.
The patenteos manufacture under their own in
speetion only 1t their factoy in St.Johnsbury, VI.
For sale In Davenport solely by
BURROWS, ~PRETTYAAN& DALZELL.
Z. & T. & Co.
st, Johnsbury, VT, May 81, 1856.
May %. d&wly.
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SPA RKO w GKASS PAPERS,
n living In the country, prizes 90
OB0nsby Papers, by brougham l,o0
De Quincyis Memo rials. 2 vols. i,5O
Columbia, from the French, rs
Linda, or The young pilot OF The Eels Creole,
by Mrs. G. l.. Hentx, l95
Salad for tse Social, ~
Married not Mated, LEO
Bereniee, l,a0
Second Marriage, q daughters trials, "a
Island ofCuba, by Humboldt, ~
intr oductlon to Social Science, o.
PhiiIy and Kit or life and rainshi, -
The Heroes, or Fairy Tales, IS
Jsst received and for sale at
at 1.-THE Iowa Book Rooms"
80 Brady st., near the Post Once,
May 81 ELI ADAMS q co.
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LAND WARRANTS,
+ Feb i. cHuBB, BRO. BARROW & CO
GROCERIES,!
aF . II
HAVING recently largely increased my STOCK, I would
lxinyite the attention Of the public to the following list
cfFsmiiy Groeariss, which lam selling HAsisssie ard
Retail a; low figures:
TeaS-Pair Young Hyson,
Very Choice Fragrant do.
" dunpowder,
Common oolong,
Very Good do.
Extra do.
COffeeb-Rio different qualities.
Laguira,
Common Java,
Old Government Java.
Rio din. quail. Roasted Z Ground.
S06ars--Pair to choice New orleans,
Refined do.
Belchers Refined A. & b.
Crushed,
Pulverixed,
Loaf
Melasses-Now Orleans in bbls. ( LG. bbls.
I'd quai; Sugar House,
New York Golden syrup in bLl..
Dried Peaches--Peeled and Tn peeled.
" a~pples-Extra quality strung,
SoaRs IN large variety.
CanAles-sperm, star and Tallow,
Bacon Hams 1 shoulders,
BAKER . prepared CoacO,
". b. Mass No. l Chocolate q superior article
Mackerel in bbls, hf. bbls. 4 kits,
White Fish in bbls. and hi. bbls.
Door Mats yuts, Tomato Kstehup,
Rabbits bsstealsratusHominy,
Sup. Care. Soda. Table &Dsiry Salt,
Cream Tartar. Cheese,
Yeast Powder, Rice,
Hops, Prunes,
Sal Soda, Raisins,
Nutmsgs, Figs,
Mace, citron,
Ginger, whole & Cd. zants Currsnts,
Cloves Shaker Prsssrvss,
Pepper. " . Sardinss,
Cinnamon Peaches in Cans,
Allspice I" ~Blaekberriss
Mustard Lemon syrup,
Cayenne Pepper, Flavoring Extracts,
Sage, nasearoni,
Pickles in Jars, vsrmieslli,
Cucunbsrs in Salt, Bed Cords,
Psppsrsaucs, Clothes Lines.
Bath Bricks, Plew Lines,
Oswsgo Pearl Starch, Hemp = cotton TWins,
Tar, Almonds soft 4 Hard,
Rosin, English Walnuts,
Indigo, Brasil Nuts,
Fig Blue, filberts,
sulphur, Pea Nuts,
Copperas, candies,
Alum, Garden Seeds,
Writing LAX, Soda Z ButteT crackers,
Herring, WoodsnkWtllow ware,
Ohio and Iowa Stone Ware, Bran, Graham
Flour, Corn Meal, &C., &c.
ECONOMIST MILLS" FLOUR,
warranted best quality, kept constantly on hand and de-
liyersl by the barrel or halfbarrel in any pant Of the si,y !
without extra charge. CHARLEs NJ. HAWKES.,
naval 80 Front 81. I'd door east Of Main.
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Gum Rubber, Gum Bfasers,
Drawing paper small TO extra large sheets,
Pins for Artists, Engineers, dc.
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