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Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1856-07-19
DISUNION TICKET.
REASON FOR NOT vorINo.

BY voting, or accepting office in this Govern.
ment, I should identify myself with it, and become
a partaker in its guilt. The guilt Of the Ameri
can Government is high-handed, wholesale rob.
berry and murder, and all other crimes included in
1.-THE sum of all villainies."
Dozen riM tie Government "No Union uitf
Shareholders, Reiigiously or Politically" Eternal
Hostility to the Union, the horde Of Baadias."
By circulating such q ticket you would be elect.
ed to a sharp moral contest for the day. 1t would
furnish a text to preach from; and itIequires ever
lasting preaching to beat the simplest truth into
tho head Of q Scctarian or Politician.
GEORGE ROBERTS.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1856-07-19

PRoFLIoAcY.-The fiscal year Of the United
States closes W tn to-day, and a new one begins
to- morrow. Exclusive OF payments on the public
debt, the amount Of money spent during the past
year is officially stated at SIXTY millions four hun
drea and secemty-str thousand dollars.
This is an enormous expenditure, even for the
purposes of our grea, government. Ii is douule the
amount expended in Gen. Taylor's and Gen. Hari-
sons time; three times the amount expended in
Adams and Jnckson's day; and four times what it
cost under Jefferson ard Madison. Even during
the Mexican war, the largest amount spent in any
one year was $50. 029. 093. Pierces Administra-
ton in the time Of peace, cost millions more than
it cost in the time of war
The reasons of this lavishness are plain. They
are summed up by a co'emporary as follows:-
Needless quarrels abroad misgn'ernment and civ
il war at hume. murder and tyranny in Kansas,
revolt and immortality in Utah, Bloody lnd'an
wars in Oregon. Washington and Florida. the
reign Of Brute Violence in the National Capitol,
loss Of confidence and Danger to National esis-
tence-these are the items for which F. Pierce
Creditor. brings in his Bill for a quarter Of a Bill
lion Dollars.
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J. c. HINERY D. D. s,

SOUTH SIDE OF MAIN STREET, SALEM, o.,
Continues to give close attention to al the changes
and Improvements in the practice Of Dentistry and
is still operating . extensively and satisfactorily in
all branches of his Profession.
His uniform success, even in the most difficult
operations, has been such heretofore rs to warrant
the assurance that full satisfaction will be given to
those who may avail themselves ut his services.
He has procured the right of DR.. A. b. Slayton
Is use his preparation of colnrtd Guna Itrcha
when desired rs a base FIR artificial teeth.
Ill operations warranted. %dSa
SALEM. June 7. 1856 ON.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1856-07-19
ssru B srir-, Philadelphia. JAMES NJ. BROWN, Masslioi
STITT & BROWN,
moolG Commission Atcrfbants,
No. - South Front Street, Philadelphia
REFERENCES.

NO. IL South Front Street, Phttdddphidi
REFERENCES.
Messrs. John Farum & Co., Farn1am, Kirkhaia
& Co., Tredick, Stokes & Co., Slaja, Pratt 4 Reed.
Farnum. Larned and Co., James, Kent, Saniee &
Co., Bancroft. Beaver & Co., Deal. Milligan &
IIuey, Raigle & Co.. Ludwig. Kneedler & Coz
Sp~arhawk, Dunton & Wurts; John ii. Brown &
Co, John Ely & Co. Drexel & Co., Bankers,
all of Philadel phia; Mygatt & Brown, Bankers,
Cleveland. Q; II. B. llurlLut. Esq. Cashier, Clevs-
land Ohio, Ttos. NJ. Howe, ESQ, Pittsburghs DAG.
Esq. Cashier, Massilon. Ohio: l.. IIurzthall. Esq,
Cashier. Massilon. Ohio; E. Qninby. Jr., Cashier.
Wooster. Ohio 2. S Campbell. Esq. Cashier.
Salem. Ohio; r W. Tayler. Esq. Cashier, Youngs-
town, Ohio; Geo. Tayler, Esq. Cashier, Warren.
Ohio; Jos, G Young, ESQ, Cashier, P,lqua, .phioi
R d. Harrison, Esq, Cashier, Springfield, Ohio.
June 7. lS56,-6m,
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1856-07-19
COL. F2EMONT'S LIFE.
THE ONLY COMPLETE AND AUTHORIZED EDITION.
TIE LILLE AND PUBLIC S~ERVICESOF
CHARLES FREMONT T.
WITH AN ACCURATE PORTRAIT ON STEEL.
One neat l2mo. Price 81.
By John DigelOw, Esq, Editor N. Y. Evening Post

Tho subscribers assure tho public that this vol
ume, prepared by a gentleman, whose resources
for The material and authorities are direct, will be
the only complete biography of the eminent
EXPLORER. SCHOLAR, STATESMAN AND HERO.
whose regent nomination Wy the Republican party,
for the highest Office in the gift of the people, has
awakened IL renewed interest in his wonderful
career. Much material heretofore inaccessible
to the general reader, including incidents in his
early career, is Incorporated in this volume.
Orders should he addressed to
DEREBY & JACKSON, Publishers, No. ll9
NaSsau-st., New York.
Agents wanted in every town Of the several
States to canvass for the above work.
Copies sent b. mail postpaid on receipt of price.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1856-07-19
ENOS l.. WOODS & co.
Steam Gnoine Builders,

ALLIANCE. STARK COUNT, ONO.
Engines of the hes, patterns built to order, on
very reasonable terms.
June 81, 1856. Nv.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1856-07-19

FROM WAsnINGToN.-The Jury in the case OF
Herbert was unable to agree and has been dis
charged. A second trial is in progress.
The Brooks case has occupied n considerable of
the time of the House this week and resulted in a
vote Of l2l for his expulsion to 95 against. To
effect Lis exclusion, u two-thirds vote was necessa-
ry. After the announcement: of the vote, Brooks
made a speech which lie concluded by saying that
he had resigned his seat and was no longer q mem-
Der of the House OF Representatives.
The resolution censuring Keitt, was also adop'
ted by a vote of LOG to 90. The resolution of
censure of Edmundson, was lost GO to l37. We
add the Tribune's teleGraphic account of one days
discussion of this question.
WASHINGTON, July Is, 1856.
Yesterday was a lively day in the House. TWEEN
:y.ive speeches were made on the Brooks case
under the fifteen minute rule, which was applied
late in the afternoon. Nome of the speeches. how
ever, stirred the chiyalruus Mr.. Brooks TO apply
the code of honor that | have heard of, except that
of Mr.. Woodruff of Connecticut, who in defend
ing the resolutions of the Legislature of Connec-
ticut, applied a terrible excoriation to the South
Carolinian, who sat all the, time within reach OF
him. Brooks looked indignant at Mr.. Woodruff
all the time he WAS spe liking. but the words fell
thick and fast until the close. when Brooks. with
much feeling, bowed his head. and muttered
something which was not understood by Mr. God
ruff.
But n few moments had expired when Col. Saw.
age of Tennessee waited upon Mr.. Woodruff and
informed him that he. Savage. was the friend OF
Col. Brooks, and in behalf Of that gentleman de
sired 80 know if he, Woodruff recognised the code
of honor. Mr.. Woodruff replied that he recHg'
nized NJ code that was q direct violation OF the
laws Of his country.
Savage then told Mr.. Woodruff there was very
Objectionable words in his speech which ought not
to be printed. ., =.
Mr.. Woodruff thought otherwise, and said he
characterized tho conduct Of Mr.. BROOKS a. Ut
thought It Justly deserved.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1856-07-19

MORE LIQuoR BuRNED.-On Thursday evening
If last week. Miss Mary Neal and Miss Eliza Smith
Of this place, tonk lorcible possession If q barrel
of brandy, belonging to the F~arquhar House, roll
ed it into the street, knocked in the heads, with
great expedition and set the liquid on fire. Subse
quently the women were arrested for n riot DIS were
also several young men who amused themselves
with the burning barrel; but all were discharged.
We understand a prosecution is now pending
against the women for the value of the liquor. The
brandy was in the possession Of DR.. Carey, where
it had been placed temporarily when the Farquhar
IInuse men agreed to cease selling. They were
seeking to regain possession of it. when the wo-
men apprehensive they would succeed, seized and
destroyed it.
On two cases the present week, the proprietors
of the Farquhar House have been bound over to
trial for illegal vending of liquor.
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\. G.. THOMAS, NJ. D, & ELIZA L. s. THOMAS. n. D
Surgeons, Physicians and 0bstetricanS,

Have recently located themselves in Salem 10 at
tend to calls ia this profession.
Office orer Thomas d WAiaery's Drug Store.
They are prepared to teach students as hereto
fore. though with increased facilities. The Senior
is importer of Papier AIache Models. and We have
a variety Of Skeletons. Mhdels, &r, 3d.. for sale.
SALEM. June 10, 1856,
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1856-07-19

REPUBLICAN MEETING AT MAssiLLoN.-A mass
Republican Meeting will he field at Massillon on
Wednesday, July %. 1t is one of a series of five
to be held in different parts Of the State.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1856-07-19

GEORGE Law has written a vigorous letter in
favor of Frem int. lie especially exposes the un-
American character Of Mr.. Fillmore,the American
sndidate.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-12-15
Inliua Lytanoo.

SUNUD ~
L ~ n 4 CIT
90 = A.liase.. Mock, s.ssst sssss' s'sv''s
ns..s s ss Tx .Ssi.s, = .llos ssss
III Isvoseess, pice ~ per asrc; ~ - s''"'
lnysevsA Farms,
90 ssss: high, ,y sss.s GOOD sosrs issss
Wi6 osass Grange, house, stseis, CSC.
a bsau,fs, farm u miles Eon Dsysapsfs loe
Acres, 60 sc,ss In caItlssuon, psfs eSses' -"
house, stable, &c.
s.n.. from pavsapor. su acres, % aerss v cob
uS.sioS, 81 scrsstiaSss. raani ~assf, hosse' ssA'
bls,sc.
o.,,n. ha.t fsrms In scott County, 3it serss,
~. 4 mi :. nom davenport, rs acres fence, Ieo
ss.s. in oul alton, 10 acres iimOer IarEe
two good wslls, iarss house rooms' s's'ss' os'
buiidinss, ~.
A ANAL fsrro acre. all In cultivation, Rood hoses
etc, mii~s from Davenport
,ao .c,es n miles from Dsyesport, o. IN cal Va
90 ~ acres timber, - scrss prains' eooss'' -
etc
3m,i.s from Davenport 30 acres, ~ acre. Ss ~
walton, part timber, large new house gooo Aa'nss"
500 acres s,.lendid land, s,lin fence aud rcuiass
lion on III. nubuque road, miles from sSsnPoH'
II miles from Davenport ~ acres, " sefssi' cui"
vation, good house, stable etc.
- mnes from Davenport, 60 acres 20 SCREEN ce.'
uvn,ion. II scres splendid timber, balance prairie
large orchard, running water, good house, ssaois'
- miles hom Davenport go acres in cultivation
house, stable, etc.
90 acres Ilmnss from Davenport, all In fenceAno
cultivation.
~ acre. prairie land, > mliss from Davenport
beautiful Views over Rock isiand M'ssissipp' rive
aad Davenport.
200 acres OF No. class prairie land close % Wal
colt, soms oft cultivated, and largs amountoI IN
Improve cd land In Scott county,
Anumbsr u houses, lots and vacant lots, pleasant
" tusted In al defsnt parts Of Davenport, for sale Of
kvo,able u ms. -
IL beautiful lots In North Davenport. Terms I'D
/ real, Appiyto JuLlus LfJANen
July 10 --,,-x,-,r
A. MoNElL o. .. MCNEIL
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Wreffrits.
WILSON & HAKL r I.
WhalAsalo GrocerS,

WILSON 81 HARL + ~.
Wholesale Grecers,
posi- OFFICE BUILDING,
D a VENPO RT, LOW a
1Iesy 1eosi 1soH
10 half chest yesax ny:esn .. .sa osns0vas''
Noa1Aise from I 70 ~ lhg
S:s..ss::a ssss
. fnnsparsas !.
Castle
g bexs poklsr
10 TouAio ,tsup and Psppas Sauce;
iOoboxss vsrious brands Of choice ToLacoo
10000 Cuba SixsacigaS
.n,OoO Imported do
2oc boxe. No. l and scaled Herrtnr
90, bbis nov Macherel.
4 s IN. Tor ssr family uss ~
% btla and kegs ofMoasssss
50 dof BED Cords
10 bills Dried Apples,
tOsacks Dried pcArtW,
lanhAxee new Raidns
Is bills assorted Nuts;
500 boxes " 0lsse;
80 kegs Nails
TOO dor Tumhler@
Spices of all kinds.
Wooden and willow Ware; Brushes
~ hhis cider Vinegar
ra..,ber with large stock of other A-tsaes, all Of
hitch we will sell on reasonable terms.
June II d&w WIlSoS nAnL1I.
I1RaE AND COKPLITE STOCK or
FRESH fiKSr CHOP
GaeOrI.ystl.S,
AT WHOLESALE.
x-aTHE subscribers have now on hand. ana afe
Mas daiiy receivise from the East and south y
No. Eront street., anN Levss'
7BasfowS New Bl ck.) Davenport, iess,
oreeeries, uaiis, Glass, Salt, Wotdsnwafs'
trovisious, -.
which hey oer to the trade NJ wholesale encius ve
TO Res II Merchants, hctcl-kdepefs asd osne,s "
The interior ofthe State and Nebraska who
a wholesale, ee give the assurance that We VIII MI
keir orders and nda at Chicago and 81. Lous
D. cestrsnsportAtion added.
Merchants, 6focars And hotel-keePets doing ouss.
neQ on the line near the line OF the MlsasetPp, ~
Missouri Rsilroad-loWA City or farther West, wii'
ma Il 70 their ntereat 10 make their o.
aad 81 chipping their goods By he N. = n. X. x.
eve IL miles hauling By teams hon anv otnef poins
on he river Our fAeiltes are OF the aSst eess ana
" Issl the most positive confidence that VII
oui prices and terms, 10 shail receive noefsi
share Of your patrona3c; which u shai % our IN
81 furnishing hvssrAte goods a. q vcsabls press ana
mir dealing, TO merit and seesive.
Storage, Forwarding l. Commission
In mi. branch of the trade We arc pre- AIRED 70 %
\ laree amount of business. Merchants and othef'
making consignments 70 oar House, may rest assaf'
ed OF tho Utmost fidelity our part TO sher inscf
csss and thstthsIr consignmeuts shall PfomE
suoasion IN sales and returns
NIB Satisfactory reference gives In AL cases
and with pleasure rs r.c.pN
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6AiGht, sears & Beoko4t
Aeo1hst AsA uiastagsxss. sad whelsssisl nA
teoneeos ~ $685. 6Addlse, 6e3l5 - elalsss h
ware, Coach Tim mi. q. n.y. M ~.
lngs, nidss, "a, DC.
vnB hare now o. haed eis efths is,
w eolseto1 eseottuserss Of vsN aA4As
koesAer oo4 vadAiery Ha,A
sves - ted q Ne west. ConpstuisS n ~ 1Ase
No. ssd heenesekepshss, psn
bosb OIL sns 6sinlosk,
Collar LvathSS,
Ffse2G American 3 Pss>e, c.rs,.
VI svegy vasisty.
AniA9s, koass, Morocco, Nadia.
t!aan 1sesssne, 0sse and Ensnsllsd Iss,ss.e "a
ssddlsry hardware, Japannsa. B,..
Plateds iron Ne best mshufsrtss.,s sIs slvN
ting, vtg and rad Roller, horsS So. sssteS4sa-
Ioneas1 esskiss, and every ar,ieis ~ s. spdae
Ter o. ssddtef can wish. sssnsss ~
Carriage AID 1rocsrs Bows, Top Pro,. ..
joints, teseh Lsese. Bands, Imam s(led Y;,A sAp
on uabs spokse, Benz Fellow ., Csr,s,svs wc
Carri.gs bols, Wagon SPRUCE, ASsls W. aeaaA
lara, horss Dtspheis, Fly kst1s NcS hsI,S sss C>i
Machine stretched aud Rubber Bslliss. Al,
Ao., fC. $50 @sss
Cash PAID ier liAea.
We levtts w stssnuon VI patchsssrs, hs,,.. =.
sss0 ~ can PLEASE -! n regard " Quslits M
hAI0hf, skAks a bkG sTS enss.
I'd street, I'd door absvs 30.
NuB SSpN lAeeuposs
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IOWA SOAP W0RTa.
Above Front essws.n NM. and BRADY ,,,..,.

DAvkNPoRT, low
sl>HE subse hbsy having recently ecn,,.,.
works n this city srs nov prepared Is MI 80
for shsr dinsr ., grades Of Soap, and rel, s ~
vsr} superior Qualities, for pfs-smnsue. ~ ~
afford more iaiher, xnd with less labor r.m.s w
that thsy do not 20 soon melt In hot wster. !. an
Qusnuy much cheaper to the consume M ksvsn -
ofthc ordhsr, kiudJ and that the great dlsse.s.
other soups, 10 snrmonnted ~ ours, Of issint y
hands free from soreness afser long I'm msfsos ~
rubbing In the wash- tub ~
The grades above referred 10 are Erss,v. r.
rsim No Extra ARi Family Soaps. With ~ ~,
assertions, We submit products othe Is ,,S.s
OF The public with confidence that the use Of 49,
justify our Recommendations OF their auaiitv ~
chants and Dealers afs requested 10 cali and an.
for tn msslves before purchs sing else who're
jan. SO,leb. au M.F. HALL n IN
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SeNsOsaed E0Ortseg,
FARMERS! saw AND 0RIsr MILL nj
The Best Mill ever offered 70 the Public i
EEl.TON'S PORTABLE Mill.


.kIHtCh has tai on the frat Frsntsa Al ali M
w State snd CesstS Fstvs where Il has bssa O..
hibited, and Gold Medal 81 the <asrsesn iastsss,a
\ Y. Ciy. This irai, sScslisnt Mil, eslsbss,e1
aiiNe for Us simplicity, durability and prscslcabuty
patented Jsoy I'd, lass, stApds ubrssledl lbs tAss
NUN Der vf thss- oiis cold, and their inersssas q
mand iorebiy declare thsiI men, tower iuS Asvias
besn sold In the last siA monAsl. They are slais
Corn IN The ear, spioss, DC. with rspidtty aal -
fee,iou unknow before.
No.2 Min eYinds from W bus. OF meal, o. l0,s
1, bus affesd per hour with from 70 hosess, ~
other Nos. . prsporuonsts amount. They "a b
pfo,,eivd by horse. stsam OF water power, aD4 ~
veil adaplsd 10 Irregular notion heDce 81 Wa1kae
cost thsy can ~ attached to ANY saw mill.
MsAL SBivss are sttxched 70 these mile, tAss geo
issins lhsm tho only trsfy prs<fsestts Mill Asoss
can hate.
ksfcreaees can be given who're 6sse miiis AAss
bosu in use ~ months without either receiving o.,
nosdinx dressIg g, and itew lss where they wsss IL
trod1nsd -four mon tbs ago for grinding f,ss Or.
IL 10 an abishsd tact that all mills using tniva,
.,sst Jsssr but nsst," and hat all
aud cob srGshsrs only erAck The corr and cob, -
that asii1er reduce the fscd 10 desired 0peasH
10 be used with prom. Sutthe
FELTON, MILL.
With ~, knives, and With sr,sains suvfsess 70 had
!. pefei steel viii us, AFFECT II, psbls u gnsa
ing 10 any degree OF Oneness and ofrvtacAg cob "
the din oi meal. these tacts jusufS a. IN or
rantiny tnese mills 10 give entire sxtisiActon.
For further Moi n suon and miiis and nUhs sppiy
To NICHOLS, LOOMS n CO., once " CAiFs
House, Davenport, Iowa, ~ boz -ts = o.
iac ~ dwtf
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RaaulastuIsrs and Dealsfs n Harness., 1ri.
dlss 1aAdlss. Collars. Blankets, o..
A9Esss sos msnufacsur,ng sxtsa siveiy Coach,
w Gag aad 70 N n ATnsss Of the latest o., 10 ana
the Wusk 10 n.sd TO give zt,siac.iou no n u
4 splesdid variety VI Coaeh, Rusg i, Team aud Nj.
d. Whipsjust rsocive ed Lhs exep nave as orr.
Nm the wss, Blankets In every variety: Ind
kubbss 4 ,ess Covsrs ~ manufsetrress prices; the
Only agency for the sale u shess articles 10 the
WeoI
Thankful for pas, favors and hoping oontinus
ios Of The SANE. oattsr ourselves We eau please
sllia want u araciss II ons line.
az LOGUE q NEWLY,
I'd ~, doom East Of Brady
Oct "a 50 dtf Davenport, Iowa
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A RoOn uvgsFNRNf-

nsvfng our NM ooaHplstsd xsd n u,,ssssisu ans
IL our oi5sst acc nDp.ishst IL 10 lax sss Of ouf
alls IN The ely 4 DsssApot, and Our purpose be-
ns uis oss VI Mills and kyhtsin u sstSts ot lows
~ Row o6sf TN MI "a III isfy, Eax 10, fixturss
tiaiidisgs and Lssss, OF sAls On seeommoA n =
.aras 70 u Reliable party. Tns NH 10 @snaf4etu.
ring Large quantity VI Flour per dxy, 1t vsry III
lug sApsnss lac cleaning Appasstas 70 upsufpxss.
. II size West, no better lnvsstnsnsM uow opsp q,
aaks MONEY. ~ further pa ueuiars appi, 10
Oet. -. DIFF JACUn-wkAVkk il. a RI
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On 49,.

xloe0p1Ao1A~A 1910.
Butzss 4 ". fIT -
1ssslA 81 0s9ee(1s - lpe1A 49, Assss
,.,or,. -: Sass ,;.s r. -: s. !. .A..,
i. =: -. s.. I. =. ~, - -. [ = -. Z
sSls eos.saig Wsas "a pr. 9 saAf.ssl y. o.. "Sr
80; :. =: % q. 81 s !: ..
DRESS GuODS,
suI, usr,,s. isss.sssss. valsaslsaass.
Ensfseo. neLaiaes, As., oAAuls ~ aaAr
sillAs u great varsity.
Cls4As, cassinerss, veettnSs, Rad 3eas
Cleeiine al Wselsa oesds ef Al kinAs.
ssisaAls ~ ~ saus1s sssssa.
Groceries, Oxcokery,
Hardware, CARPETS, 0u Cloths
Rubber Goods, Window Shades
and Yankee Motions,
Aes yas:y e soa, : .ss = :: ssssS an =
~ 800 /. s. 4 ..s 4 sssss Z osr ssisss =
Which a b 6ssd isFss s.ees = Dry oesas ss's
~ .:ss ats, :. xl =. ~; asoa. ia on ". e.
Cash O short time sad psugt 1aps Loves sssy On
Be bocsht 10 any wssn yfsy
TO EaRs4ERS
~ y - = Sisasss xAslss Pr,se isr III kiaAs d
Al In wsss q Dargslns On .
BURROWS y PRETTYnAN.
wiioLEsALE AND RETAIL DRALIKs IN
E C ELM N o. . . N q > Il &c
DIT GOODS,
| a.>s. ahnns Hata. 0ana OlnehinR. he.. -
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An AAE1lCAG IkVEkIIOAi
THE GREA TEST OF THE AGrt

THE GREA FEST OF THE AGE,
Tsgrssta my AIN peisy, ehsspnsss Of pries ans
l .a.p..Iou :. ne van. o'.n el..s.s q he soa
luniiy sHoaSly rscommsu tsip even Stase In n,
Upiou, pus particularly
ne prairiey OF IosH, wIiea ID lbsts inflated =,
.asuy essuncssss, references and is.ssr. xiysn Z;
{ Liable 9snt,eDep whose D. mes ass IL our hands
s nd j. cs%S;s s:Is a. I, ss
flo. a<sNG MILL,
tbs StAss u lows, wsoCsr ststs Cbun,y M,
nd shop rights and Mills for sas ayvrabls tsrma VI
ave ons IN dsyiy otsrston and on sabibtlu oorn.I
ony and ID ss, ~ advise NJ 70 cell ~ad s>s n An
thry viii ssy ~ did tEs sncssut assn Of shsbs .th.
iaIf kss rot bsss told"
Anlss, fAsn.n, ssptt.,,sn end sp.cui..o.. Wi s.d
as mill prssspts ssxs chance sos sAs surs Aud oros
This hshly ins~atOcs Aad roach ps.dsa ius~uoo
az suar- fsssu1e 10 tbs nau uf.rsur. ~ 49,
Int, f. srd the splendid snpsg In WHICH IL nerrns
10 work, grinding bong spd sspsI asinx shs srsn ~
ssyls olssson into ssysu different 9usitss II rIorr
aud fssl and u,st within sss0s Of ~
length BY four fest in breadth. tile rapidi,y II o~s
seivs bushels per hour pair Of French bur- s.,i
sooss only ~ inches IN diam.tss. Tbs Grain Is son.
srtsd u u single operation into Extya and sn,-.
sue Flour, Fine Flour, Uddlings, Ship stuns bra,,
aud shora. Auy, power being applicable 70 Dr..
a,I q o s9ass s.l II other .s
PLACED Ia rur with other machinery, aud the email
mount " power II requires to Prope IT, .s,nany ~
long, will sups<seds and revoiutionse all other finr
iag MUS Tbs mill omIact, subssaa,.l aud rslisbr
ot liable 70 9st II OF order DO applicable 10 Il ~ III.
-sats Of the world that every null machia, sLo,
tive chop, foundry, forge. rong mill, er say LoIs
aS nsrIug spox"rtn"s srscf.i. has. within,
- sails eullpieta ;ercE.a, iionrlax . q ID. ri
iiDs sAf~nss 0. sSseu huiadrri tuislga
CArTos.--Ali i,srs0as in wait e. Floudas Anls
5ironghouI It's etate $40 slsise1 10 c,,tos aud
eur Mil IN casrsou before purchasing aud si p.r
Oas hpyv5y warasd ho treeissiax OF lSfr,uu us On
ar sh, W sh.i nasntsin thsm 70 ths stri:t tsstsr
NJ tbs law.
TSsss Min. Will laai. over Pity Barrels Of y,oau NV,
twsutyfOur hours.
Fer further parstcuiarsapply 70 or address
JACOB WEAVER, IA :, 1 Co.,
Devenport. Iiswkeys stors.
u0TICB.
TVS - certify tsat he pa rsnershtp heretofore
existing between the updsrslgnsd under The
"a ins and style Of shoup sarkslow 10 his d,
Al the demands oatst inding 10 favor Of said nYm
&. p. sHOUP,
A.v. BARkALOw,
III The Forwarding and Con mission business
.ui hsrssttss - sessisssd b. y. shospA CO,
VI NE zane stasd, -asl'
B. F. SHOUP & CO.,
(LA1s asa Of RenWtsk 4 Gop.l
H01wA1DMeA CONkloaI0u xItCIAvrS.
Bssas Buildings, kass cor. Front and uredy.
0AvsnpeH ,lowe.
eDts for all he psnepal 6Ssam bosts In the upper
Miestsspp trade, and oospeestnG VIII lover ~.
'ippt bs.ts Wsslso have the Agency for The ssis OF
,sii, snd keep sonstsasly on hand, fresh and pure
;emsDl, arv brick, Ac.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-12-15
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L9R good Flour, Bran, scfeenug and Yssd Of Ill kisds
J. 10 tho Esiirsd 6rocsry, sth aud Brady SIS
where you will also bud all kinds u 0rocssts and FRO
yislons toguther with neat wSgvn 70 isiver then,
irso u charge Call and 80 for yourselves
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