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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-10-18
Philadelphia. { 81 10
The Pennsyivan,a Bushanan All claims

The Pennsyivan'a Buchanan organ claims
which tn, make nj by large deductions
from Republic al fnsloritles, reported By
special dispatches. They c'a,m 100 len
dan reported 800 Rep maj | i"s- a.
SYMPTOMS ate We'll fountrd, the v"tr VII
be very clo>,-, ..ud orly d-c,L-d Nv offcia
r.hru.
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LORIOu ) NE VS.
PROM
PENNSYVANI i.
The keystsne Ter freedom
TINE kEISTONE STATE Is RIGHT

HER MOUNTAIN REGIONS AND
HER RURAL DISTRICTS BURN
WITH THE LOVE OF FREE
DOM
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ElecelUa NOtIce.
NUTIuE is h'r-hf a.vsn, that al lie, Ito 49, L
~ held ~ the usual Si-ars u holding -,,a1 sc
liens in each preeils 10 Scott COUNTY T.: he'l.eln
Of soaf fre-idsniial Eleo,oI- ~ ths STAY 4 Iowa
And Alse At sam hnie aud piscr will be elected ons
Delegate to the Convention revise tn Cnnsitrtinn
~ tn tate ~ iowa.
In testimony, hsvt .et hand ihi- 10th day VI
0ctob-r 1856 WIN L. COOK
octlI-dk wtd County Jude.
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DEMOCRATIC MEETING.

sGNMb nsmber- & tn" Youns A'ns' mot iai'
i Club err requested ~ m-t at their Club Room
W Jndae o. ant building this ssiutis, - nnf, I"
t,aosae, acme itnpo rtsnt bu,iness full Ati-n ~ute
y r~Qaesssi.
Per order of tht COMMITTEE.
Daveapost. Oct 10 issS
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Latest

Of additional election returns. The
union prospects are improving by Sus
quehanns CO, insuring the union majori-
ty OF 1000. Potter CO gives AIS and
Butler a majority for the opposition.
Andrew co gives 40. Green 90 lis. JEFF.
ferson co 100 dem.
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sERll Latino. l.1bR ANY
Aud N-ws D pot up,Dsit, ia. LeClare Honse NJ"
York Chicago anu Cincinnati Dsi-s received -
ryday. II STARR
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Philadelphia Oct II, 50 +, NJ.
The election returns Of the state
rooen al this inarnlG. show the aggre-
gate Democratic gam a663 over the
" pcnn,vIyanian'>" tables, Increasing
the dem. MAJ, 10 664s.
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FIFTY DOLLAR SHAWL,
LOsreSs Prices.
Trustees Sale.

All III want ~ ShswIs viii Do well 10 rxernins the
stock al wADSwORTH'S,
octS-tf Second ST. opposite l. Claire Hour's
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". -. SEWARD ~ S.SOO ".

Since the nomination. 81 John 4
Fremont by the Republicans, the voice
of the great High Priest Of that part,
has bsen hushei N unexplained 81
leuee- un,il unite recently
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-11-10

ExTRAoRDINARY SALE OF APPLES. 49,
We have the pleasure ot putting on
record probably the best sale Of fruit
ever known in this country, ana that,
too, Of tennessee trHit, The 8peci-
mems Of apples exhibited at the Fair
by j, W Dodge, artist, raised on his
farm ia Guln berland county, on the
mountain, were sold At auction On
Wednesday night They were sold
by the half dozen, and as high as five
dollars and twenty cents per half
dozen paid. The whole lot sold,
amounting to barrel aud half, OF
seven different varieties, brought one
hundred aud eleven dollars lfany Of
our famous fruit growing States in
auy section Of the Union can equal
this, we should like to hear from them.
--NashmHs (7ean.) Banner.
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DIR. w. D. BLAIN,
OF NEW YORK,
OCULIST AND AURIST

as permanently located in Rock Island, on Illinois
street. opposite Island City Hotel, where he viii
6e happy all persons afflicted with disease. Of the
Eye and Ear.
Having devoted several years this special branch OF
his profession that he relieve many who have
given up in despair with Amaurosis the symptoms Oi
which weakness Of sight, Imaginary Objects Heating
bso eye objects appear obscured by cloud or Ia
Einsss flashes OF light, enlargement ofte pupil, xe
Cataract in whieE the lens turn white and prevents
the rays of light passing through it. opthslma na-
nation Near sight, Weakness Of vision, Strablsmus
SIuintipg, well As Deafness IN its various forms.
Having received iTom Paris the new and wonderful
OpthalmosCOpe with which enabled TO look into
the depths OF the eye aud the Interior clearly
the outside thereby ascertain the state of the
optic nerve and reRs Amsurosis; the lens in iRcpi-
ent cataract. Also the Illuminated Speeulum Tor s2
amining the eAr well seye al new medical prepa
lions fol curing opeeity OF the eorneA lm the
eve without the use Of the kuifeor caustics.
To prevent imposition. DR.. b, deems it prudent TO
state that he is regular Physician. Being graduate
the University OF Vermont, also of the New fogA op
thalmie Hospital, aud his success Ocuhst ia at
tributabe the perfection to which he has brought the
use nsdlcated yapors IN the tresnentof diseases
ths eye.
p. S.-Dr. b. will devote aportion of bis time 10 the
treatment VI chronic Diseases especially of the throat
and lungs having cured himself Of Consumption after
large part Of his right lung lost by disease vel
as many others IN alike condition. 0hce hours ffom
Roek, islANp. Oct, o 1856. dwtf
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New Arrival.
MlDIS AND SIIOIN.

EEIf are lGal opening our EAE-a 81 ~ h a"1
= would iuFIts oar customers aE4 w a. saH! e'
yruuls IL la fine tp siFe cali. 80 nave fAt'e-
Il enough bgth Id styis and Prlcs 10 EhLtEi
- MOORE - BROWN
4ml.J.r EsupIrs Store, Brady StEctt'
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GREAT ATTRACTION!
AT THE
Great Western Clothing Store.

IL. 1E . ~ . II - Q N
WHOLESALE and RETAIL
/ ANiNE just returned from tae east sitl three
L. i times large 3 stock Of Clothing a nd
hents' turnishing Goods as va= ry-r o.
erei in this marks, and al y per less price,
eei connd eni t4ati suit the pable 10 price asd
quality. Having h&d two years expeSiuHes ia lAi-
city. and sRoTIsg @e.l tAe wants OF the people,
AaYs seleeteG ts stock OF oods from lhe besl
era manutaeturers and OF the best Qualities. Among
shlea may ae toHna two thousand. Owe rec Oags
rom to - dollars: four thousand ppIrs Pants ii
prIee from - cents to 50; thou sand Vests
rom I5eeEts 70 10 in.iars; Dress Coats from d
" 25dollars: fFocis l. u ioiI4rs: sack To Is
io4iars; shirts from 81 cts. 10 Sfng; Hats,
Gaps, Scents Furnisitin. Goods, 10 psist
and quality 70 sai pas ahassls. goeds soaght sT
N5 are warranted I. NJ. i ari.cie.
iAereby et1fa my sincere ihanss 10 The tsAtraE.
lge heretofore A0erallS bestowed On ne and hopr
sui to me rA and raestse the same. No d Leelaite
Sioel L. L0WENsTEIs,
rs. Country Merchants viii do weil 10 call aad
ses ny stock bef1rs purchasing elsewhere. Thry
Hih and low figures and reason- ble terms.
aug5T iTu
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nv SANDERS & DAVIS.

concealment. 1t was quarter before
six the turkeys entered his cell and
discovered his flight. 1t was too late
however, for recapture, and, notwith
standing the rewards offered for his
capture, he escaped in safety from the
CITY.
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1 OHREY THOMAS & CO. are now receiving, a
Liheir Yard near the rail road depot, loo TONS
GFCOAL DAILY. For Fuel and Steam ithss no su.
petor IN this Market.
owing to 4 combination of the miners TO raise the
price of CoAl--whieh we would not sabmit to--we
acre unable, Tor short time TO supply our stem
srs But having succeeded in breaking up this
5inaliou(n which the community has small inter
ast) v are mol prepared 10 deliver in this city OF
Davenport, IN quantity 70 suit purchasers al our
Rock Island Jams t-dtf
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stores, stores,
MULTIPLIED BY STOVES

AND THE ANSWER Is STOVES!
A THOUGH We cannot keep on hand some 1000
1or 5000 stoves, some 81 our neghoors, The rea-
s9ns are, sell so cheap and so good article Of
stoves that il becomes difficult TO supply the de-
ulaEd, butt supply Of freight have arrived
and been placed on our road. and We have completed
our arrangements 80 rs to be able 10 supply the
demands Jiail, be Lhe same MORE OR LESS.
80 after looking around among all the GONE
HORSE stove shops in This city, TO M purpose.
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Qlotbiaa.
New Goods. New Goods!
e d w ARD ALDEN
.NerchNAt Tailor.

.NercAHht Tailor,
AND
Wholesale and Retail Dealer in
II Q a d y M ade Clothing,
Cloths, csssimsrss, vss.iugs, Gents Hur-
nishing' Goods and Tailors' Trimninep,
Ii AsJust reterned from the east with one Of the
IL largest and bestseleetsd stocks Of goods ever
onerea ior sale 10 this market consisting in part
BRoADCLoTHs.
Eneiish, French, German and American, of the q.
nest quality and latest style Of goods.
CASSIMERES.
sngiish, French and Am rican, Of every variety o.
styie, color and quality
VESTINGS.
White Marseilies Matala sse, W mite London Piyur
ID finsei and codored silks, Fancy and Plain SIX
Velvet, Fancy SiIk and Linen, italian SIX Grens.
dine, satin, Italian Cloth, silk Plush, aud Fancy
tashmsrs in great variety.
OVERCOATING.
Black, Blue and Brown Broadcioth Union Whi.aey
and Pilot Cloths, Fancy, Blue, Brown and Mulberry
Castor Beaver, Caaada mixed and saisra OF the h.
test imports.
READY-MADE
over Coats, Yer- Sacks, Surtoe,s Ree6nS Jaekets
aud Talmas, Frock and Dress Prock Goats Of iii
qualities md styles, Silk, Velvet, Piash, Clotn,
Cashmere and Valencia Vests, Casmeu, Satipsts,
loubie and twist fancy and plain Cashmere and
Doesk Pants; Den'n and Guernsey Frocks, Wrap
pcrs nd overslis
FURNISHING GOODS.
Hekory, calico, xhiis plain linen corded and Pans
9osoms. fancy eoored Shirts, with eommos and pol
IA Wristbands; string Dsorsey corded Ryeon. poi.
"a Cofiafs, Aek lies, stocks, fancy and and plain
1fdyais; Gleves-shite, black and coioYed ktd ltp-
ed DUCK, cloth, Chesterfield, Aberdeen, Berlin.
uniob and German and Fur Ga4ntiets; wool, meYi.
80 and cotton Hose; white and fancy linen aad siis
tiaHdk srchlsh: enibroldered lanos wool, white and
mixed merino and silk Wrappers and Draver.:
Wool Mitts, sc.rfs, MBffiers, Gents Shavls ana
shawl Pins, Umbreiias. CaFpet saeks, and sla other
articles haly kept b the trade, all of which ia
fspeet fully subaf.ttel 70 the examination Of cus
tginers.
Anearly call viii secure choice selections.
EDWARD ALDEN.
5 seond ltrsst. opposite LeClaire Row, Davenport
Iowa, ,fbes~een Aaia q Rrady.J sep6dti 4
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The Old Pioneer Bakery still ahead.

l,HE subscriber has recently made extensive prep
aralioas Tor the manufacture OF sutter, Sugar,
Boston, Soda, Pic Me, Water and Oyster Crackers,
Pilot bread, &c, Sc, together with . good assort-
mehl oil Loaf Bread, Cakes and RasSs.
hSye also purchased The Patent Right for Scott
county, Tor The manufacture 0! lr1m 4 Paalis
PATENT LOAF BREAD,
mado by Machinery. The advantages claimed for
hs process OF making tread these, the Bread Is
moro uHiiorm ID quality, anu handsome IN appear
ii. is much waiter and more even, keeps much
ouggr without bueotaing stale, Gnd 10 many persons
u not Objectionable when Neek old, II cuts as
haILsa te as the Hnest Ffonch ROLL ii goes farther,
&nd 10 ady introduced into families ho have
or used Bakers Bread before. | shall continue 10
rUu u Bread Wagon as heretofore. In Offering the
above articles, on terms hiSh cannot fail 10 give
IRE saiiafseton, hope 70 be able to supply all who
may faSsr me with their patronage. Thankful Tor
same. All orders from the country promptly attend
sd 10, DhNlEL MOORE,
FiuIs.r Bakery, Trout Straal, one square above
burrows j. fTstly man > StoAIa Aills,
DaysnEo May -, ltS6-dN
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WOOD, WOOD.

a T the CITY Y0on YARD, junction ofsecond an,
EAfrout streets. We have now hand large sssort
mont ci ali kinds o; seasoned Wood aeasig
Maple, Ash, 0sk, Hickory, sc,
which selling cheap also large quantity Of Fene
ing Posts. To BFiek Maksrs ana others who wan
GOD BY theauanfity, will make liberal deluctons.
H. WILLIAMS d CO.
june 2Sth dtJaIi21 ,I.f Davenport, Iowa,
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ROCK ISLAND AND DAVENPORT
Gas and Steam Fitting
Emtab110hn
Riley, Wright 3 Co.
DIG leave 10 announce TO the citizens of Rock
blslanda and vicinity that they have bought oat the
stock and trade at the old Eland near the
GAS WO RkS
where they intend to carry the business as usual
Including some additional branches.
Construction OF Gas Works ON large or SNAIL
scale, suitable for elite sand private dwellings.
Gas and Steam Pipes,
inIfoduce into dwelling houses, steamboats, asd
factories. They have superior stotk on hand OF
Gas Fixtures, and call the atteRtion Of purchasers
to examine their stock.
Practical Bell Hanging and Lock smithing
In all its branches.
They have also on hand supply of metallic
DoOR PLATES, which are superior 10 any article
me kind introduced into this city, sihsr iof
eheapnssse OF durability.
Gliding and BROWSING ..
of4ll kinds Of Fixtures. Gaivenixing IN soid anu
silver, In all its bra inches. 80,
An work wa fanlsd aud done in a sorkmsn-lik &c
manner
once, Eagle Street. Rsck Island
Rock l.ls nd sept ~ is56--dwu
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4 Lso Rubber Sandals, Gaiiers and slippers for Ls
"A dies and Cent?, Misses and childfen,b by
Dec DAWSON, GRTGGs l. co.
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Yeul.sylranla staiIToad
Rocts Eslalru.

Wall Paper Wall Paper.
y TO l5,oo0 rolls on hand lust received and open
4 q ing, we have hesitation in saying thai We
nave the largest SEd beat garisg west Of Chicago,
visit 10 our store and warehouse VII! show, ali o
rglach will be sold ~ rsssonabls prices,
Il. A. PORTER 4 BRO,
old Pioseer Book Stole,
Lpl dw-tf Rock Island. III.
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TlIE NEEg EgOEEis
w hV ERLY HO u S e ,

"a n ain near u shfEhts
& lras s5.a for perAfaueut aud tfauseAt b12Ttgfs.
tirsss utb wish {. quiet and pleasant heTnr ~.
I1z- E ng orr -horl sOJogEu i4 davenport usn % .
sf G. Wf,reiy House Tine llblesw.s. * luFhi f.'
l1. Ha et 4ies OF the as1suuf GHe rooms fe P*'&s
sat. t..s us asw ANA soil. Tao HaFeUy - s'c al
L a te n st al tbllZEg, iu point 1i peaals 10Y To!
81 aa lfr salt house, good furniture nhS Ee'- i#-
ole tE4'Wly ID. ~. alIl ti.7- sF"Bti=sf'-
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PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
s1 4s,sl

Pennsylvania RAILROAD
- s o.
TIE yreat Central Route, connecting the All isnt
cities With The Western, North estsrn, ans South
ncslern States By con tinu0us Rail@ ay direct Tsi
road also connects Al PittsoareA witu a@iis hne .
tsaners all psrts on the Northwestern laEesi ma
Eink the direct cheapest and Fs!ia5!s rsHts b
which Freight be forwarded 10 sud irsm tb'
Great Wesl.
Rates between PhiIadslphia and Pittsburg,
rirSi Glass boots shoes, Dry.t 7sc 8 I0u =
Goods Ia boxes RHFs, Feathers, se.t
second Gia~ss--Eooks & station
cry, Dry Goods On oaies) Drugs and Cue 6 luNs
A5dicines, Hard Ssre, Leather, Wool
's'nird Giass.--Anvils, Baggingl
bacon, Pork lin bulk Gsst stssi,t soc ? 100 2
sole Leather lin bundles) OeAIc, &c.1
Fourth, Glass...Coree, Fish, Bal
s,Jn & Pork (pseked) Lard& Lard OIL zoe p loo
nslnp, Iron, lead. nails, soda ash, eGe.3
ELOUR-4l per barrel until further notice.
GRAiN-5u'cls. per 100 hs until further uollec.
CoTIoN--s2 per bale, not exceeding 500 lbs,
weight uniilfaiheI notice
lLTla shipping Goodz from aal point east OF Phil
sphia, be partieuisr 10 marx packages pia PsaR
gents for this Road a. F4st ls Piltsbnrs. will
10 forwarded without deLu4..tal,
EaTianf AsgsTs.-liagrs, HarAIi & Co., Mem
pills, Tenn, K. F sass y d., 81 Log J.. s. Mitch
eli x Son, Evansville, La DANES ., Esll & Bur
DOCK and Carter IL Jewet1, louisville ,ny. r. Mel
iFun, Madison, IND; sPl sAlah x Brown, and irwin
o.; isech & Go, n Ai4gg Ell. Boston; Lesch = co.
Asior House. Il. Eo.E. Is li4Ln 81. shd : Batter
place New 2or.; L. rsse.ef, fhiladelphia; Ma
sraw e. EguDs, !5glim'ts. uee c. Fronciscas, Pitts
guT.s
hStl.U0UsIaN, GsHsr-{ ErsfgAt .4gsRt, Pkila
Il. JLbAlK ERT, Sa5f. y7t;egAa, Pa.
SgIIBSgiPaAia Railroad.
Tnree Daily Through Trains between Phisdelphis
and Pi.Gs0uggA THE MORNING MAIL TRAIN
leaves PhilalegAl2 for F!t!sburgat Il A. =, and
Piitsourgh FER Ph1iadelphis at7 4. NJ The fast line
leaves PhtladeiphiaaG p. NJ. and PttsbuTg for Phil
sdel phia at 2. u. THE NIGHT EXPRESS train
caves Phlladelphis for Pittsburgh ~ II NJ. ANA
Pittsburgh LOF Philadelphia st IL p. NJ.
The above lines connect 81 Pittsburgh with the
railroads 10 andfrom ST. Louis, Mo-, Alton, Galena
aud Chicago, III. Frankfort, Lexington and Louis
vide, Ky; Terre Hsute Dayton, Springfield, Belle
GonlIns, Sandusky, Toledo, Cleveland, Columbus,
Zanssyls, Nassillon and Wooster, Ohio: also, with
lhe stesm packet boats from aud 10 New Orleans,
81. Louis, Louisville and Cincinnati.
Throagh tickets can 30 hadtp sr from either Of the
tbove places
For further particulars A2ndbllls al the diner
mt starting points, Passenger from the West will
and this the shortest and most expeditions to
Philadelphia, Baltimore. New YoTk or Boston.
THo'S. MOORE, agent, Passenger Lines, Phlla
J. AEShIMEN, Agent Pas sol ager Lines, Pitt=.
phila. Nov - IS dly
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SAMUEL PERRY

MerChant Taller.
| AS ON hand and full assortment OF Freneh
4 and Bngiish Clothes, GassimePes and VessiaS.
suitable for the season, which he will make nm n
measure on short notice and reasoaa BILE terms.
READY MADE CLOTHING.
OF all kinds for spring and Summer wear which
siIi be sold as cheap asthe cheapest
FBRV/SXING GOODS
4 ssadsuppiy ofeysfs hing necessary for reutla-
mans wardrobe. spring style OF Hats,
Caps, Trunks, talices, AC. -
P.S. Would invite those bout TO purchase Foods
zane aooyeine TO give MIN call before purek ssax
elsewhere. One price only. No trouble To saov
GOODS. hansfuiiorpzsuasors hopes continusnsa
8!thas same. SAMUEL PERRy
Davenport April n ls55 - =
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Particular attention paid Roofing. Spou,ing and
Jobbing. Country merchants can rely upon beng
Supplied with I. N ware at wholesale prices.
Rags old copper, lead, Sc, taken in exchange fcI
goods fsisSdul GRANTEES Il BELL.
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LUMBER, DOORS, SASH, BLINDS
Lath, shingles &c.

ssrHE OLD STEAM MILL STILL ALIyE.s
SuhRf " say 70 our numerous customers thai W
kJtahnol aasernse sueh an imasass stock OF Luu.
be-, hath and Shingles haad soms of our hone
raoleeopettors IN our liue adyertise-bai our onls
apology ior sasn seiaii stock on hsad s, that 0as
Customers VIII nolailow ul 10 STOW il away antil
looms up TO or $50 800 feet hand. White We sas
daily from 20 70 1000 ees Lu ber--I0 10 " $50 Lsa
shingles, sash, Doors, &e, Sc, In proportion; sill
our stock aceumulAiss aosiy--iesl happy 10 "a,
however, thai We can oil almost any bill offered foI
House, store or Barn.
Our fall suppl! OF LOGS is low coming over III
Rapids, aud We shall be prepared 10 keep our,
sor.ment complete.
Past fayors gratefully aeknow wedyed-a eaniina.
aRee solicited.
BURNELL, GILLET l. CO.
SeD15dwtf
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seasoned -NOOs'issg,
SEAS0NID LUMlER
wanita supply this section 81 !
SHINGLESl

aave purchased and put up Woods Patent Ma.
mae, ~ connection with my Mil, and am sstisaed i
eau supply my customers with better Shlnsls /
lass money than any brought hero for or eau be
made % any otbeg machine. 1 also make Shingles
are ia demand,
llaae this opportunity 20 return my ths nks for
past tayors, and solicit from my mefs lhs
pub.ca continuance of the same.
apllas- dvu JOHN NJ CANNON
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THE subscribers have jus' opened store on Har'
4 rison between Third suI Foartn streets, where
tney intend manu- iaelusins aud keeping constantly
on aand sll kinda Of
Flnnssr Ii,, and Eksef Irnn Ware
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STOVES AT WOLEsALE
The Largest Stove Store
I'm the "aAt.ss

/ nc AdI ISSsC fSIOVc StOIS
Ia the ~o0t:.:
NSTE shall receive the opening of ayigati0n tne
w largest stock of STOVES and TIMERS
STOCK ever brought 10 the State OF Iowa. Among
the numerous articles which shall keep constant
ly hand for tinners are Tin Plate, Sheet Iron
Boiler from No. ie to %, Charcoal DO, Russia do,
initiation Russia do, Firs, timed Coppsr's, Bra
isr's do. Block tin, Lead, Copper Bottoms. hsttat
do, from Rigsts all sizes, tiansd do. all kSsds OF
prssssd care, Japanasa de-, Tuners Tools .and we
assure all persons avoring with order, that
viii sell them goods in line as low they os
Sought in Chicago ST. Louis and much lower than
they have been paying for them heretofore in this
place, and on terms TO sElt.
eieEse give rs call and learn our prices, and
then We think you will spend neilh er time
ey hereafter in buying al the two places above
xsmeo.
n. q. In lew says we shaii receive sssort-
men of the above named goods by railroad, sum
eient 70 supply the immediate demand.
Country Merchants rely upon being supplied
alI times with TnWare and on favorable terns 81
9a0iesRls prices.
Old Rags, Copper, &C., &c, &C., taken in sx
change for goods.
No, 4 Burrows Block, Fr9ntSueet.
MehI2 -dkEtI WICKERsHAM & HICKS.
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SAW MILL

E'0h sale al CanEou's Saw aud Planning MIL ave
l. ry description of PINE LUMBER required. I
good stock Of st. CrciS Logs on hand An read
~ reeeive ordArs any kind OF Lumber, which /
pledge my seifto dill with promptasss ami dispateh
inthe order la which they are received; /. :. arst
come Hrsi served have al present on hand lsrs
sock OF
Seasoned E3OOsiNg.
both rough and dressed and having taken xrsst
pa 10 secure the services OF the best mechanics IL
me slate, leei assured thai any lumber planned q
ny MIL wiitstTe satisfaction. Iwill do Job Plsainx
as low as any establishment in the west.
PERSONS wishing 10 build whera time ID an object,
would do veil 10 cau and look al INV stock ~ .
contracting elsewhere, have large quantity Of
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NEW YORK HOTEL,

Harrison, between 'FRONT.' aza Second Streets
AfFFER 3 A s. HOENUNi, Fr4pr5ei"rs
(Lata, BaIeE. HeaDo.l
FENIE .rlgrletGf E-EU rli1tiy 4ln@A#gga TO MS
! eastern r.enIs HH4 tHE tFasrAus n1hIa gene
g4liv. efat Elgins purchased
fhia ComRodi3us Hotel
4fHaI IL Thoroughly pHiftt and renovated, lie ls
t3w nrstaa rt 10 merit surH III 2. tF patronage, by
gln.taa. aL.alieulu thnsr ssats asa comforts, lhs
t.sla s. "A .ts npptel ystA tua best which tHa mar
ID r.rfs "A tts 38fs. raoaa rs furnished as
8 r. .... ..f.rs- 1fEuy tti it I..-e. lBns "a tif
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WM. 2. CAMPBELL,

a QifNs,,tsY[ ~, SSIStX%Ehs0IEs SS5aIt. %i., hsSsIy sa l..
aisi 'tfs OGiee IN be court uouse. AL order
ur8iGIly atsnJsd 10 Asg i4tb's5d wi
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N o II 7 G e

- psrtnersh hip With r. Fl CrrIges, under the nam
aud s,sle Of Dawson. 6riges Co., 10 take enee
al the Let day sfNoyember, 1856.
Ali persons having unsettled accounts with ths oi
arm are requested " call and settle. Oeia5
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rNtRNEKIN Assistant Phy ysictan 10 LAoEAl= ia4t'
4 Fsuitenlllry and kiUgs 20. 9sps'Eis, n. =,
HesdeuL surgeon to the ErgOhIt Gay !!dsP'La', re
srBt. q bftngs Hl tNrstches;eF Caa,r y. ousrs
hist.s sal lev. ~ Ihe citizens " iat v4io'L
ur.r .u4 reel ienss Ersdy s. nolTtE bFr 17Ite nen
..f.a0gt. aug 20 i-a5 dsIi