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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-09-18

4 writer in the Progressive Ag~. . Ere.
mon, paper down in Belfast, Maine, says:
Snow, fellow citizens, affirm, and I do
- with honest convict ons Of the truth.
that the North will no, submit il they are
defeated"
And yet the Fremon,.r. tell u. they are
not disunianists.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-09-18
There was . Man whose Name ~ ~
B1o VUN

There Wss Man Whese Name wac
The Chicago papers, within The last tel.
days, favored their reader, with lsbored
pancgyrics upon Mr.. Brown, who went
from llIinoi, TO Kansas, and was there kill.
ed by the "Ruffian." His was no com.
mon DEATH" He was man. led worse than
ever hyenas, IN their most vorscious mo-
ments, nanglsd their victims his eye.
were extracted, the rnitians taking upon
themselves the Office Of the cruel vnitn,e
his body was riidled by = thousand balls.
and then stabbed and cut with swords, bay.
onets aud sisfts no two Of his limbs were
suffered TO cling together, evr, IN death |:
the manner Of his death was horrible. and
the occasion Of va. nnprovokrd.
Our n-ighbors touched npthe " horrible~
with a .pirit that would elicit the most pro-
found admiration of the lovers 81 the terri
hc' hteratur they wept over him with
such deep sorrow that an .n;nitiated per-
son would suppose they did not rejoice in
Their very heats al the occurrenc. They
appealed to the relatives and friends Of Nj
Brown 10 subscribe money to avenge his
death
Aud nnW. il usns ont that NJ Brown
was not killet II Ossswatomis. nor At snv
Other place but Is yet alive aud hearty.
engaged in the business Of resisting the
laws and government Of his native country
W. DO not know how Inuch money OUT
neighbors succeeded il obtaining fol the
Fremont election fund BY their story of
Browns horrible death-but We hope very
little. That trick has become to stale to
deceivs any one now. But the ye:y recur-
renee I" it shows that ''uurders in Kansaa''
must-trne or false-be kept mp till after
the election Chic. Tines.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-09-18
OsE HUNDRED Acaxs OF DxAocsAr

Orr HUNDRED Acaxs OF DxMocaArs
Tho. shelby, indiana, Volunteer, extra,
gives most enthusiastic account Of great
gathering Of the Democracy, a, that place
on the 2Sth n)timo. The volunteer ssys;
at exceeded fas the most sanguine ex-
psetalioas pf our friends. To undertake TO
give anything IKE minute account Of tie
number eongTegated il impossible. But, 10
use the lang age Of an observer, 'sthers was
about one hundred acres Of people,"
Everything went II veil. All perfectly
eesd netursd, and running ever With pssrf.
ohs0 lapehsir country, tAsis whale eoun.
ny. ~ 6eaAiaG but their eosntsy. Net
dSunksa nan was - b sssn "a ths esounA,
aaA No disturbance eseusssA."
he ttsnsassss saa rsss Lsvess esw,d
not hsvs bssn present.
We re1eirs that W. Asve asw asw tern
70 rspssssat sns acastss nsseiagN 4
hundred aesss q psasssstsl WAss crop
they will yield.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-09-18

John G. Fremont, running - an Ahol,-
zionist, and On Abolition Know NOTHING.
will fan like dead weight upon the public
mind. II would he ye,y diiFicnk TO name
three States that rs can carry. In such
States 40 Massachusetts. Pennsylvania and
Ohio, Fillmore will probably carry more
votes than Fremont - Hartford Times.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-09-18
- The BOARD Of Trade OF R.,,;mor,

The hoard OF Trade Of BALTIMORE,
aud the Public School Commissioner. hav
Ing determined to educate portion OF The
ysath Of their c.ty in The science Of navi-
CATION, have purchased ship from the gov
eminent for the purpose, and are now about
to commence The necessary repairs and ad-
aptations. This 10 an e1cellenI plan for se.
curing competent navigstor..
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-09-18

lPfk1A his pT0fssai.0s s~rvicss 10 " citis Ems
AOf DAysAposi and vtinily.
0@ce 10 wilsy & 1uns-rs new building corner
Of Fourth and Brady streets.
1oSDa too gorge [. Davenport. Jsn,.- ". tan
osn. --ptl:
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-09-18

4 gentleman from Fort Pierre called III
at our sanctum, day or two since, and re-
ports the full establishment Of Fort Ran.
dali az the present premier military depot
for Northern Nebraska, with Col. Lee 10
command, Gen. Harvey having left for
Warrington. D. G. Allwas quiet amongst
the Indians when our informant came
away. week ago, bit information had
been received at Fort Randall that the Chey.
ennes were still very troublesome in the
neighborhood Of Fort Kearney. The steam.
boat Clara. Captain john Shaw, was
aground al thr mouth Of White River, and
the only hope Of continuing her downward
trip vas in the shifting Of the current, a.
the river is lower this season than has been
known for some time II this part nf the
season. Fon" companies Of the sixth In
fantry, U. s, troops, en- route for Fort
Leavenworth, K. T., were aboard the Clara.
when she grounded, but have relanded, and
some Of the officers and company have
come down the river il one Of tie Clara's
boats, reaching this city after a days inces-
SAINT rowing. II is upwards Of 500 miles
from the place Of the accident TO this city.
Council Bluffs Bugle
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-09-18
COLLINGWO0D ROUTE,
THROUGH
LAKES MICHIGAN AND nURON
10 COLLL,NQDVsOOD.
AND THENCE By TIE
Ontario, Slncoe / uaFoa Railway
TOROT.vO.
Oonnsestnv with
Steamers on Lake Ontario.

TO ALL POINTS EAST
SENAA chicago and Colllnk<0Od Ronle," hr., e.
taAotshea last season, hae recslvsu Ssn msrtt,si
distinction from the entr- Fs-ss ard tbs Travelling
Pubic, and has bern universally char ths
most r'Nnantr, pl~a.ent snA popular Route ewes
ts6ahed IN IL~ uaion Thr rniirs srrauerlrents for
ldes have been mss< With the view 70 rrrAenrig this
Grrat LAKE kont~ the meet comfortable, passssai
and systematic Ia business srrsngsmnt
II u the rouse fos the Uusipesa Man, the Tourist
add the Plss.ur@ SEEKER. II st.ands ~i.h sle wild
Laa- Atshssa and IN I..es- dAkins H. north~Is
ontei ths classic l,lAnd Os Asrkinsc the trAdi-
itoaaav 1anltoulln Islsnds (th< home of ths lndan
Spirit Of thu Lakes); ard the nyrtorAmjc- 1es~
VI Georgian hay-ioTsa SERIES 0f srw- nu.vrpa.s%d
On tAe norther0 csntnrnt, @ sAN
The Dnsas srelnxur iously furnished lr aieht irsv-
I'd u the 81 rata and an,one The lslsnds Heat dust
aud railroad d,comfotts ar avoided In toe hottest
day. RI summer trAv.i-r. ENJOY nth Lake
brv<e.
AZ Aackinaw. Boa,. max. c.nn.sts.n 10 saul, SIC
4air~ AMI LAX Superior
On srrivign ~ Toronto pas~ uR~r. can " . few
hcurs visit the Great Suspension 1vaee ami the Pan.
of NiaGsJs Or trip II through the 1h0,saoss islands
and the Raids o. the 81. Lawrnee. noAts from To-
ronto cross Lake Ontario IN N. night -
BUFFALO. RoCHEsTER OswE0O. CArK vIN
CKNT. WsDENaeu n0n, k1N0SrOS
and MONTREAL.
Thence connect with Railroads 10
ALsAEY. NEN YO1k. Dos Ton. PHzLA DEL-
And all ether Easterm Cnis..
: ~ ssssswteemsostAesws psss~esev Drsss cempri.t
the Line:
KEYSTONE STATE, Capt. J s Richasds,
1CckkY9 STATE Capt l. Ghamberln.
NIAGARA. Capt = 3 Miller.
QC4EN CITY. Capt WIN wstts.
The kOoeto6UoeU,
Caps DAv1EpOA4; win run betvern Co,lins wood
And Green Day, c0nn<rtins with ths regular une u
0eCkiosc, 4.
~ nnats win ksve Chi6Ass. On 9us.tay, Thuss.
day and Saturday evening", ~ O'Clock. TOUCHING q
Wsukrgsn, Kenosha, Rsetne, 1tlvsukre. Shshuyoen,
0antt0woc. Two Rivers and Moline.
- 1CkGE6 thnueh, Or 70 any point On ~
route can - 6btansd a hoard ~ ooets o. q the
Csopeny's o., ~ 0eaah Wsser oeysss Chicoos.
s'''s' ss e'''r'dS55a al ! lzHHsr.n
,..~s....SssS asss 4 ~. casss"
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-09-18

II VIE uhder signed h~ing agents for Lsatn, smith
/ 4 hoies Gun Powder. aud having Q Msssxins
near tn ciy; will have Anily hand, aud ssll
~ lowess price, al gradfs or Powder.
EVANS, CHKW n Co,
Cor. Ferry and eocOnd slrerts
s~ptl -d-tGaxette cOpy)
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-09-18

castvussas viii md pIIrAe e.I.-Hs. y iS~
y. An iREgas sion having acne sOroad taAi we
are 4, leave Daveopoft. We wi.h here |" stsIs
that have such tntentlon. We trust eusosn.
srs will nud on hand for year. to c..m, and
ready 10 supply thsi, wants 10 tbs DIs 0osds line
SUTTON Co.
corner ROck lslaLj and SscOut yif~ets
DAVENPORT. IOWA.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-09-18

q The democratic party, - . nat,onsl
party. neither defends slavery, nor goes out
into . 'r"ssde ssainst slavery. Il let. i
alone. II tsvors The policy Of sslow,ng il
to BE- sostisd BY the people Of States and
Territories. and Of s"b)ecting both. in This
respect, 10 the provisions Of the roastitu-
lion.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-09-18

~ 1huSe1oy Bsestnk, h<ps -. 80.
CoMAITTRE
Urs " Treat,
Robert Lowry
wD Jennings. Lyon
J D AcIlvaine, AIbADy;
Capt " > BsTnes, d.;
p Thomas. Hampton;
q Hoyst, Rock Island;
George 1snlsy, Pi-assni Sshsy
warner, Prophetstown:
HG Aathews, Princeton;
jAsrry, do;
Millard, ir, CAmsnsbr;
&C Phelps. Fulton:
Snyder, Do;
George Dodge, Bort Bsrou;
u D Gates, ~;
As Aston, davenport:
r u llttler 10.
John vAppHitrn. do;
thas Deere, Moline.
ROOM MANAGERS.
2 NAsKs .uAs Q WHITE; AszOsgsRAxrR
Musir By Whites Hand. Bill So.
s.ptl.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-09-18

Worcester, Mas, Sept Ii.
The M.ssach, sets Republican State Con-
ventiOn is largely attended. Homer Bart
lett presides, assisted by Joseph Quincy,
Samuel Hoar, Charles Francis Adams, and
other equally prominent gentlemen. There
are indications favorable to the nomination
of Gov. Gardiner, but there will be close
struggle.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-09-18
TIE 1ooDLEs.


nVRE c.pAstoershlp heretofore existing between
u the Arm os Wiley 4 Munger. 10 this day dis
soved By mutusl conssnt The busln~ss hereafter
whom Oh debts due the sah arm will b. paid and
oil bills due from aid Arm will b. paid By WV
ley. WILEY 4UN0kk.
Davenport Sept II. I66A-septl6 DIST
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-09-18

x3s1H ~ : s''ss;::
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-09-18

NIBsAsKA.-A census Of this Te.r,.orv
has just been taken BY the United States
marshais. The retarns we're to b made By
the first u ssp,embss, aud wo uld. it wss
thought, show = population Of between, 1T.
teen and twenty Thousand civilized white
inhs hit ant.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-09-18
Removal!
GRABBE'S uatr Dressing 4 shaving

- ~ L q q N
A ILL b renoy I'd to-day. 10 newly nitt-d Room
w under The IF Clair. Housr wh.r b. will eve
b found IN readiness 10 HI nunsrous u-tou.
ers IN the lnosi spproved nAnn~r.
ferfuDery! Perfs0ery!
CONSTANTLY on hand the iarssst itch " Per
OnmsEy, Cologne Ex'raits. WASH s,so Pom
Ai-s R-storAttvrs, Dys. Ac. 0RABBE'S -uperL1
Trlcanaliksn I Hair Dye
always hand. also HAir, Flesh and T.o,h Brnshss
OI0A1e, BE- HI GRADbR.
aug4dtf
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-09-18

- The msua4 vssWsn uess., q. CO
'oasad, bsrns o. vtday aighs lsss, - q
naonetA slse, ssDabis ~ eeap1ule1 a
sseonasdsaise tWsaiy-ses haAAssd pr.
sons. IL co, wss el8 80, ~ 4 was
lsst occupisd in lob3. b wse esur sODsiss
y height. With fsss towsss = tAs eerssss,
eseh 1--WE stssiss = Asighs, wteA lesrs TOW.
~ siz stories high - front. IT, dining
room, which We. as ssss long saA 60 test
h Width, w. espsbse q seceaoedasing
3,O00 persoss. There were ~ soeus n
the buik.ing. The loss will not fsll sho I
Of $50 90. There were no susses in the
he"se, the sessoa being over. NJ. Phillip
Gels, go, 0ne ot Ne lsssssA, 6 yssss q
sge; his sou Andrew. ~ yesrs iii, b..
daughters Msrths and sarah, 70 and -,
with Mrs Ather,oa, . widow. IS y.srs Of
sge, who scts~ - housekespsr, III persisted
ia The danes. Phillip Cain, y. Ne enly r..
manning one Of the fsniiy, e.caped BY
lsspine from window Of the seconA stouy
but was badly buglsed.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-09-18

WV L.
Capi. Raksoas Il ~ brig o. -,
vAis6 arrived yesterday icon Rie jaoi.
-, reports 49, sAso Wee . suaos tbsse
ahsue vss bstVess noelosa "a - Usi
&ed States, 10 oooeeoaeose ~ veDGh -
sssgp woen b esat - 10 Aossjees vss-
esle aasil tAs arrival % The 0nelieb
sleaass, which vas laily sspsssed.
The North Anssioea Nesioosl Ooo-
Mite, hove published lsetse seesieg
~ the laeeoe g 0os Jehoooo, ~ Eoeth
Ameeiesa caodidass Tor The vies Psssi.
densy, wss sssssptiously obeaised sad
psblishsd without suthority; that tie
coanittes requested Nr Johosoe 80 r.
consider bic setios. sad tAst NJ Jehaeos
bad written 10 reply, vishdse0iag Tor
the preset bic letter.
Geo Psobody. To Londos broker,
esos passenger in the Atlantic.
A Letter ~ The Evening Post states that
Gov Reedsr has announced his intention Of
ranging hinslf in the Republican Party,
and interesting himself II the election o.
Fremont.
A new Republican paper, called The Del
aware Free Press, Wa issued Oh Saturday
Ut WILMINGTON, Delaware.
Two new cases Of yellow fever reported
to-day At the Relief Hospital ct Fort Ham
ilton, and one Heath - DR.. Crane Of New
Utrecht. No new cssss ct the Military
Hospital.
Syracuse, Sept. IL.
Delegates are pouring ia from all quar-.
lers. Every district IN the Sts'e w,il b.
| represented. Grinnell leads the baSd Tor
Governor, Henry B Stanton, Of Seneca, or
| Henry 8. lden. OF Monroe, will BE- nomina
ted tor L,ent Governor B Baker Of Wash.
ington will probably Be nominated Tor Ca
nal Commissioned. Tue delegates are dis
posed TO do whatever peace and harmony
may require.
Baltimore, Sept -
The Grand Lodge Of the Odd Feliows
met hereto day, deputy Grand Sire Geo W
Race presiding. He was elected Grand
Sire Of the Odd Fellows OF the United
Sta' es Adjourned i'll Tomorrow
Louisville. Sept 10
One whole square of buildings IL Frank.
fort, kv, was destroyed by fire on Sunday
night.
Lose $4,000. Partially ihsnIed.
There was another fire sftsrward. during
which several buildings were bnIne,.
Loss not ascertained.
The first wa supposed TO nave been fired
bv an incendiary.
Worcester, Mas, Sept Ii.
The M.ssach, sets Republican State Con-
vention is largely attended. Homer Bart
lett presides, assisted by Joseph Quincy,
! Samuel Huar. Charles Francis Adams and
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-09-18

Baltimore, Sept 10
The Grand Lodge Of the Odd Fellows
met her e:tO day, deputy Grad Sire Geo W
Race presiding. He was elected Grand
Sire Of the ODD Fellows OF the United
Sta'es Adjourned i'll Tomorrow
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-09-18

Positively cash,

Prints o. Al prizes. frOn - ~ ceuts sEr Ld,i
stDl0 aud last onlcrs 81 ~ u crate.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1856-12-10

of the spread of error AMI fhlsehood, de-
Sigacdlv shed abroad by these co-workers
of iniqnitv, hy which they succeeded, to
4 great extent, in poisoning the public
min ,. There is scarcely an observer hat
what has Witnessed the influence eNertea
ov the mind O. those who have sub
>cribed for, and been constant readers of
ihiS class of paperS, that have hecn cen
tjnually giving such loud shrieks for free
dom; this false cry seemed to so corrupt
their minds as to renderthem entirely i'm
p rvous TO reason, Will" those who had
not become contaminated with these fal-e-
hoods were open TO convection, and When
truth and error werN presented there
seemed to be no difficulty III coming TO
proper conclusions relative to their duty
The election being over and the qucs-
Iion settled, the Democratic party in the
nation has an auspicioIS future before it..
The Democratic press, which III the past,
has proven itself powerful, wise and eff
cient, will, in the future, greatly aid in
Democratic connclls, and in The dissent
nation of Democratic principles, and at
the same time strengthen the Administra-
ZION in carrying out the doctrines aud re-
dncing to practice the theory Of self
government in the Territories. That the
misrefreS entation of this principle and OF
the Democratic party may find a cores
pondng refutalion everywhere. 1t is i'm
porlant that the circulation of the Demo-
cratic press should be more generally dis
irihuted over every portion of our com-
mon country. May Democrats SPEED the
important ,cork."la' So s --.
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FARMS! FARMS FOR SALE.
Let every one who desires 10 pu cha

Let every one who desires to pu chase
4 farm. look to our advertising columns.
There are among those advertised somc
anio ig the fin st farms in the county.
There are other rougher aud uncuilivated
tracts, having on them very valuable tim
Der. Somebody will make money in these
lands.
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FREMONT.

Cursed with six "lives,' born in three
places,
A pathfinder, hero and bundle of graces,
A terror to cattle, a marvel to men.
A Protestant now, Il Catholic then;
One st e. e S ut iimding out whether or no
He fell from ahove or arose from below;
Bat one: thing is hopeful where Bibles
a are guns, .H t.s
He'll run if he wins and win if he runs
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CnlcIal vote of Tow;

The official vote of Iowa is as follows:
Fremont 44,l27; Buchanan 6,24l, Fill
more 8, 444. Fremont's plurality is 1886.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1856-09-03
.is. Legal Notice.
Elizabeth Rowles, NICHOLAS RoWLES, the

Elizabeth Rovloa, NICHOLAS RoWLRs, l, the
Nicholas Rowles. ing in parts unknown to.
the plaintiff, will take notice that Elizabeth
Rowles, of the County of Monroe, in the State
of Ohio, did on the 9th day of August, A. D !.
1856, file her petition in the Court of Common
Pleas within and for the county of Monroe, in
said State of Ohio, against the said Nicholas
Rowles, defendant, setting forth that the said
Nicholas Rowles gave a Mortgage to the said
plaintiff on the south west quarter Of the north
east quarter of section No. %, of township
No. 2, of range No. S; containing 80 acres and
So hundredtlIs Of an acre, in the District Of
lands subject to sale at Marietta, Ohio. Also.
! lot of land being the south west quarter Of
the south west quarter. of section No.%2s, Of
township 2, of range 5, containing 80 acres
and 81 hundredths of an acre. And also, an
other lot of land, being part of sthe north
west quarter of the south east quarter of Sec
tion 23, of township 2, of range 5, it being on
the west side Of said lot, the east line running
with the middle of the big lick run, containing
item acres more or less. Said lands, first and
/ third named tracts being in said county Df
4 Monroe, and said second named tract in ths
]ceunty of Washington, Ohio, to secure the
payment of seven hundred and fifty dollars,
i iaecordingto acertain note referred TO in sal ]
/ Mortgage, and praying that said defend ant maj
/ pay said sum of $50 with interest thereon
from the I'D day OF December, l846s or that
said premises may be sold to pay the same
and the said Nicholas Rowlessis notified that
/ he is required to appear aud answer said petit
tition,son or before the third Saturday after thu
f25th day Of September, 1856.
JOHN SINCLAIR,
Ang. 81 S5g.se6w. Atty for Plaintiff
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Notice,


NANCY FLiNN, of the county of Fauquier
In in the Stats Vt Virginia, is hereby notified
that James Finn did on the 21st day of Au
gust, 1856, file his petition in the Office of the
Clerk of the Court of Common Pleas of Mon
roe county, Ohio, charging the said Nancy
Finn, his wife, with wilful >bsence from him
for more than three years pas., and asking that
he may be divorced from her, tie said Nancy
Finn. Petition will stand for hearing at the
October Term of the Court of Common Pleas
for said county of Monroe.
The defendant, Nancy Finn, will take Eotiee
that dispositions will be taken in this case by
the plaintiff on the 10Th and Goth days of Sep
tember, 1856, at the courthouse in the county
of Preston, in the State of Virginia, between
the hours of 6 o'clock a. m. and o'clock p. M
of said days, before competent authority.
Dated this 21st day of August, 1856.
JAMES FLINN,
Aug. 81. By WIRE & HOLLAND, his atty's
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TIME undersigned having sold out his stock of
CONNECTIONS, Groceries, Hardware, Queens
ware, Notions, &C., to William Lippincott, will
hereafter continue the
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
Liquor business exclusively, and win sell at
prices which cannot fail to please purchasers.
My stock of common liquors is complete, and
cannot be excelled in quality. have also on
hand French, Cognac, Otard Pale, Blackberry
Ginger, Peach, Apple, New York, Wild Cherry,
Tame Cherry, and Domestic Brandies; also
Sweet Malaga, Native, Claret, Common Port,
Crownhead Port, Catawba, and Madeira Wines;
Old Bourbon, Old Rye, Old Monongahela, Irish
and Rectifed Whisky; also Holland Gin, Do
mestic Gin, and New England Rum. Quart, pit.
and half pint Flasks by the gross or half gross
which will sell at the lowest prices.
Persons wanting liquor for family or medici-
nal purposes, can rely on getting pure article
by calling at the corner of Main and Water
Street, Sunfsh, Ohio.
Nov. 81, 1855. WIN. H. MALLORY.