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Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-09-27
New Arrangemen--Eor Ireka

Am AND AFTER July 2d 1856 the California
u y Stage Company's Coaches will leave their Office
Muray's Western House, NarysNille every day al :
O'Clock, 2 w.. tor Yreka. via llamllton Neats Ranch
Chico, TehamA, Red Eu1S. Cottonwood smith :
Ranch, HAYS Ranch. and NcCombers Mills cross
ing Pitt river NJ Lcckhurl'S Ferry, Crindalfs Rancn
Thomas Fiat. Tucker Town. Junction House, Back
Bone House. Soda springs Nrcka Mills sheep Rocl'
shasta Buitcs, stephens Ranch and Oldham's. a. 4
siily in Yreka on The second day at O'Clock, 7. h.
RET L RNIN G..
Will leave their office in Yreka nj O'Clock every
morning. connecting at Marysvile with the Compa-
ny's coaches for sacramento which arrive in time for
the san Francisco boats making through tript rom
Ireka To san francisco in THREE DAYS.
GEO f. THOMAS. General SupI Cal. Stage Co.
July It $50 fly l6l al Marysyle.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-09-27

pe4~ Pitch darkness has been so I'M
proved as to read, ',ituminous ob>cur.
ity.'
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-09-27
Wool, Hides and Tallow

ENTANTED-fur which the highest market price
w viii be paid. Apply TO
JOSEPH f. SMITH.
Corner of 4th and T. streets
Hide YCre, eastern entrance on Fourth
street near the buckeye Mill, Marysville.
EIHOR SALE by the Case or Package in
a quantities to suit.
Long bill paper. Legal cop Letter Paper, Ink
Broad bill paper, Fools cap, Note paper, Pen
ellis, Blank Books, Wafors, &c &c. Noisy
Carriers Book X stationary Co.
81 Battery < "a x sc Long Wharf, San Fran
cisco G. =. klMBALL, Pres.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-09-27

G-}- 1t i, ,,id that a Yankee in Iowa
has taught ducks to swim IN hot water,
and with such snccc>s that they lay
boiled eggs.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-07-07

CoAUSAL PAsTIAEs.-We heard OF an
old Blue Beard Of a fellow, who enjoyed in
finite sport in tickling his wife to death, in
which manner he made way with about as
great a number as that noted parsonage
himself. A gentleman in the uppe r part OF
this city, though not with the same diaboli-
cal intent, thought to have a little amuse-
ment at the expense of his lady, and SO pro-
posed TO give her an elegant silk dress, if
she would hold her finger ten minutes in q
mixture Of salt and snow. The offer was
readily accepted, and the experiment COM
menced. sit 10 cold said the lady. "Take
il out, them said the husband. "But the
silk dress!'' "Ah, you will lose i" said the
husband. Il must have it," said the lady,
and she persevered most heroically till the
ten minutes expired. when. on Withdrawing
her finger, it might have been as easily
broken of as any finger on the hand of
Lots wife, being completely frozen; and
the husband had the double amusement of
paying a round bill to his doctor. This in
stance of perseverance is only excelled by
that of the lady who threatened, If her hus-
band refused her request to attend an ens-r-
tsinment, TO cut of one of her fingers, IN
on bis refusal actually carried her threat
into exc cution, both ~sbundantly proving the
truth Of the old couplet concerning woman
that,
@whsn woman will she viii,
And you may depend OFT;
And when she Won't, she Won't,
And that's the end opt."
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-07-07

ErIpEkic AMONG HoEsEs.-For abou,
six weeks there has been an alarming cpl
demic among horses in this section, and not
only here but in all parts Of New England.
II is raging nov worse than ever. Some
fourteen horses have been taken with il in
this city. They are taken suddenly, with
out any apparent cause, with shive ring and
very hard breathing. In half nm hour, in
severe cases, horses become almost power
less, all action Of the stomach and bowels
ceases, though the appetite does not wholly
depart. The disease is congestion Of the
lungs. 1t does not generally terminate ia
tally if attended to in season. The sick
ness lasts from 8 to II days. DR.. Butter
6eld says that ills exactly like the epidemic
that ragged in this country in 1s22, OF which
there has been no case since till lately
The disease is not contagious. It tpkes all
classes of horses, though generally city
horses.-Manchester, N. H., Mirror, zlst ult.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-07-07
NEW YORK HOTEL,
Harrison, between Front and Second streets

Harrison, between Front and Second Streets.
ROBERT FARMER, Proprietor.
Late, Robert heunsJ
YNHE proprietor respectfully announces 10 his
Il eastern friends and the travelling public gene.
rally, that having purchased
This Commodious Hotel,
and had IL thoroughly repaired and renovated, he Is
now prepared 10 merit = saare Of tn .r patronage. by
constant attention 10 their wants and com ferb. His
liable viii be snppiied with the best which the mar
ket affords, and hs lodging rooms re ed a.
well - those ofsny in Inc city. June "a DIFF
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-07-07


The washington tasea contains = "Ser-
xpon delivered jane 3, in the E-street Bap
list Church, by Rev. GEoRsr w. SAhses
the pastos,n Of which the Union speaks as
- timely ssd eloquent discourse, appropri.
ate 10 the simes, and 10 be read with prof
by oil cssscs Of community" In this
highly commended honily we are somewhat
surprised TO discover = distinct intimation
,h., the perpetrators Of the late acts OF yio'
ience in Washington city, in nearly every
instance prepared themselves for mischief
W literally drenching their bFaiss. an rum
Our Oomiaie Sams0n says;
among the repssts4gSclgt aesce
conm,sses sAiely e ~ IS. .,;mns
: ~. y "A cases
aesn ress.tsd s exps1ny - isePare the
actor for he wHes s11'as
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-07-07

A BiT o. RokAscE.-Seme Gfteen years
ago = man and his wife came 10 this city
fsom the country. bringing with them their
child, . sprigbtly h,ils boy. While engs-
red in the purchase Of some articles, the
cklid was aisssd, aud although every Effort
SO made 10 Gud him, he VS. never heard
Of. Day be1ore yesterday, Squire Horne
received 1 latter from Texas. written BY .
msa on his desth-bed. who uosledged
IL, be sasls the child from il parents, and
r.ised his q bic own son. end dying has
lsft him ell his property. Should this meet
~ Eve of The paTenis-if indeed they are
,,,,nc-thsv can ohtsin sll the Information
iram Mr.. 8osas 70 enable .then - rscessrl
,hsir isss chilA fNAp4a Wy. tsssEs i
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-07-07

CossERvATIss or BucHASAs.-The Ss-
ysnnsL (Gs.) Republican, otter quoting an
extract from the Ostend circular, sage;
ssrbe atrocious propos ition is here adyan-
cd that, ifgpsiH win not part with Cuba
for . price, We should wrest II from her,
THIS i the argument Of the brigand, who
proceeds 10 sle the purse OF the traveller
sAo has the temerity TO refuse TO yield 1T
up. Whssevsr else may be said Of Mr.. Bu-
chsnss, we do not think that this chapter
in his history will advance hfs eiafns to
moderation and conservatism.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-07-07
Notice TO Contractors.

DRoPosALs will be received BY the subscriber uu.
tilths thirty-nrst day Of July next, for the founda-
tons and masonry Of ths piers tor a bridge across The
Mississippi River ~ Saint Paul.
The 9fst pier willie founded 90 rock at a debLa of
ten feet below the usual low water mark. The sec
ond pier will be Ia waller ten ieet deer and will have
q foundation OF piles. These Two piers will be each
eiensy -four fee, high above the ordinary low wster
mark. line remaining i've piers will be respective
ly MY eight, forty eight, Thirty. eight, twea ty eight
and eighteen feet hish above The water Lowell. Two
fthein will bs In wafer tour feet deep, and the rest
on fats usually left DRY. The bed OF The river il
sand, aud all the piers except the first will have
foundations OF piles, on which will be places solid
cribs or platforms 0 fiitnbsr, built up to within sir
inches OF the Low water mark. The masonry will be
the usual quality OF bridge Masonry, the stones be.
ing carefully dfessed on the beds and joints.
The timber required for the iousdsuons will be
furnished and delivered BY the Bridge Company,
VIII o will also furnish q good limestone quarry con,
vepiently sitused on the river bank, within one
mile OF the work. se ar
Contractors are desired to.bid for the masonry byths
cubic yard, and they are requested 10 enclose euita-
Bile teeth oniais Oftheir ability TO carry on the work,
The work musi be commenced imn sdiatsly. and
completed within fifteen months after signing ms
contract.
For further I nfo IA Inquire stthe ONCE oithe
subscriber o. Saint Paul, where plans and ~spseihca-
tons may be seen. j. S. SEwALL,
Engineer 81. Paul Bridge Co.
Saint Pa al iuue.7-0 July 80
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-07-07

An IspIAs DuEL.-The Beaver Dam
(Wis.) Republican, Of June 10, says a duel
recently took place near urs, city between
leo Indians. They fought with rifles Both
were intoxicated, and the one who was most
so wa shot.
Indiana, for duelling. may be excused on
The core Of drunkenness, white men eftimes
have not even that to urge in extenua-
linn.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-07-07

Ina paragraph condemning companies
oil Ksnsss ,enigrants for passing up the
Missouri river TO reach that Territory, the
Psttsburg Journal very iruthfally enquiries
.sWho ever heard before OF marching over
en- enemy country to reach the seat OF
war, ualess the marchers had force enough
10 beard The lion in bis dent"
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-07-07

1ss WAspsaks. a Tsi< Of Lqs1 PfrissitAsss.
~ fAe AsfLsr " the Hafth~aK. Il, d. Long ,isi
Nassau street,
According to the preface, there Is more
truth than fiction in the above work. 1t Is
no doubt . correct history of the early life
Of the author. The title is expressive, con
veying TO the mind OF the reader a pretty
good guess as TO the contents Of the VOL
ume. But whether true or "a buious. the
suthor hos succeeded in weaving together
Incidents into . very Interesting book, one
sLich the reader sill be loath to lay down
aa.il he has finished its p%e.usal. The above
work may be had Of S. II. sthrr, Periodical
Depot. Second street, opposite Le Claire
House. 7
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-07-07

AnsrnEI EDIcT.-The telegraph tells Us
that Cen. Persifer Y. Smith, Of Louisiana,
hes been sent to Kansas with stringent
orders 10 prevent all Free State men from
entering the Territory with arms. The
Constitution Of the country guarantees the
rieht Of every man to have and 70 bear arm
.ad vhen tnsf right 10 infringed or wrested
aysv by force, the Constitution is broken
ADD trsmpled under foot. But why COM
pisin OF this new outrage, when il is but one
Of the series which has preceded IL Why
wonder that it 10 perpetrsted, when every
thing up to this date betekssed that II
would cons at lastl Ii 10 but The apex OF
this, pyramid of fraud, violence, robbery, ar
son and murder which this Administration
mas been piling up Chicago 1ribane.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-07-07

The Welisbusg (ya.) Hersld, in defining
IL platform, hiss the following:
.as 10 vhaa soIne Of oor Southern friends
Less deased to term the ee-soii fen-
tars of the Herald, we have nothing TO say,
other than we are somewhat indideren
about nsmes, and that our course in this
respect, - in all Others. 10 fhat OF indepen-
6eece. We are in favor OF gradual eman-
e,pssioa IL Yirginia, from an old fashioned
ssesrl We besl for the prosperity Of the
wEik citizens or the Stste, and do not feel
disposeA - be driven from convictions Of
right By sisher Eidicuie or densnciaiion.-
- do mi saaisipate that We shall con-
tinssv esy ieeg the sole occupants Of this
field in vireiniA, but tAst when the storm Of
fsnafieisa nov raging Is allayed, many
more Of ike sentiment with ourselves, will
pIuek up ceufsse u cry out against Tie in-
eohus that ssils like q dead weight upon
The best ssargies of the commonweakh.-
10 the maaniime we shall not object TO the
support or those Of our way Of thinking In
the ~neishboring counties
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-07-07
NICHOLS, ISBELL & ca.
AN y A @ + N rs.


LAND A @ DENTS.
lss' lo'st IN waleoss eoassiniug 4ssacrs.; pre.
.. S a. ~ iIas i.,w 9, s sssss' az. .sIik Sss .ss slc,.l..ivpl n,
hort distance below Capt n,igsy "a stock i., u !. =
~ per Aore, RW price
No. lsT-A beautiful lille plses - u Iss,
; sI rod DSss s,.sl rsss' Wen \. ns ci., saa : o!e s,Sss well. Isa:ss u
in nue order $500, . credit u ssvvn years xi n,i rue ali
for part Of the purchase money. gwen
asNo. lOs--one Of the hssst nsms Il tho co,n,.
Dubuque road, neat peuse' Put ONCE, l20 acreS e. = q The
there Is 80 acres Of good timber, II ACRES tins,sis, /" which
house, large barn, ac. Two freams rappins IT, good
Price e25 pet ARE. '"fongh u,
No. l7O-A lot Of o acres Just west ar ~.
grounds; all broken and under fsnce. Price $500 'As'sfy
No. Is2-A Farm OF about W acres In ut...
about ~ acres timber, all fenced, i two storv irJisyl o,ioys,
with a log house. good ~stabinss 3rj price eso BE-, house
No. lI3-A Farm of % acres user uiolorx
under fence, and nearly all ~plougLsd, a good hon. %ross ~
water on the land. running
No. 17+-A Farm Of about go acrss oea, u,,...
adjoining No. ny, . two story brick house, two .try san
water running through = fine grazing farm ma nasan'el
uuder cultivation price 500 per acre. A'Ai'y all
No. l55--A Farm OF l7O acre. near mcto,x
10 acres good timber, a good house, stable, er.ss with
No. l76-A small Farm Of 81 aer., NJ, -.
. s00a DWELLING stable orchard &c. Price $50 sSy ss ..sa
No. i7I-Aiso 70 acre. adjoining the above u.a
and cultivation Price >ioo per acre. '"a'' tsnts
No. 1Is--An Improved Farm ar a,o
snu y ! ~ y ] = ip acres Timber, 100 acres nnS ~. y
nss,ion, Two dwelling houses, barn, good stoet 4 NV eai'
M ,-o-
. ~ = ~ - .arm y 10 acres Ia sections . and l, ysn
ho@o.ss. . raas.. ,,asss : serss under cultivation, . 100 .
now so"'u' WIN q Young orchard; price S25 ne, sss ""ss'
24.IOO acres. Price aGsp' 'y . SUBDIVISION coutaiuins
} L ~ acres broke aud under fp.s. sse ~ 7 " II
$1,000 "' lumber; price
no, is?,--2So acres through the midi. spIl1s
xa S ,iias ~ ~ W aeres tnber, barn, well, anna
1890
-
ko.iGt.-60 acres 10 zee u r ~ ~
Grove road 10 Iowa City - lullss i,a.a n eshits
fra me house and oiher is,p 70 sm.n,' davenport a
S~s,lss.-Fuitons Island with m. ,.oA.
containing 10 all q .eres, = good sls.s asslsts
g9
No. l2S. 100 seres m ..Sa
under cultivation and sIl under f.ns.' - Ivy acres
-
No.lis.-A Farm Of % sey,. ~
l all pioughed PRICE Ada 1885," ftt
| Nlsr@
~ rao $50.
| Ii-a stories, .laLis' .snI. I's."""' shsiss sss.s
"',As
so.Ist-A hue Improved Farm Of TOO seyrs
| ~stsn W. ~ asen urose Road, highly Improved
."'' '''s mouse. Sis per sers.
No. iss.-sis aers, nm ,ns
1 the town Of Moline, estrnJ,n. n !. .fefoppssils
y" ''fs''00'
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-07-07

The Philadelphia Sun will not take =
~factious position in the great contest between
Freedom and Slavery. Although inclined
10 Fillmore, it says:
"The sggressions upon popular rights in
Kansas, the violent aud domineering fsnati-
cism of the South, and the efforts to extend
country TO the ~reesssity OF resistance. and
while we will never for one moment forget
our attachment to American princles, we
are fully prepared TO cooperate in any prop
osition which shall efectuaily check the
domination Of the slave power and show the
world that our Union has a higher mission
than to perpeinats q system OF human bon
dsge, which il repulsiye to humsnity and a
foul blot upon our national name"
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-07-07
FOR SALE.

A sPLEADID Farm 10 miles from Davenport on
the Aliens Grove road, adjoining the wsst end
OF ssid Grove; 200 acres we'll fenced and In crops OF
whsst ana corn; " acres prairie aud " acres
AID ssresm Of noveriailing water running through
~. There are two frame dwelling houses on the
premises, with weiIs sad other con snie aces and
two orchards Of lO choice fruit trees. Some Of
which are bssiIas. this 10 one OF ths best stock
fsyins IN y ott evsGi,, and gill be sold III u s~FssIbsr.
gain " apBiiestion 10 Aldr soon "
heSkkHok LAWks 4 kLAksMoEk,
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-07-07

In addition to the "Ten-Cents-s.Dsy
psoposition,' Mr. Buchanan was the author
Of the proposal 10 give 500 900 for
Cuba, while Secretary of State under Mr..
Polk, and subsequently approved Of the pro-
pcsni 70 double the sum il necessary TO ef-
feet the purchase, and he was Likewise the
author OF the Ost,d Circular, In which he
recommended to take Cuba By force If the
Spanish Government you'd not sea. Fellow
eitizens--Old Buck has an awful record
Memphis Eagle.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-07-07
CnalI Cnall

r oWREY, THOMAS & co. are now receiving
lItheir YARD near The rail road depot, 100 tt
OF COAL DAILY. For Fuel and Steam il has no
perior In this Market.
Owing to q com bipatioD Of the miners 10 raise
price Of Cosi--which we would not So bbIii to-
were unable, for q sborttime, 10 supply our custs
ers. But having succeeded in breaking up this &C
pination Gin whichfhe community has no small mi
est we are now prepared 70 deliver in this cifJ
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l(fU AlDfrtisfMfnb.

No HCE.
TUE uudsssigued prop ristors Of the Bank u Florence,
Nebraska, are u thess provisions oflts charter, in-
~divtdnally responsible for all its issues, and will rsdcsn
tue Notes of said Institution, aud will redCsm the Notes
ofsaid Institution, Il Its couuter in the city Differences,
Ia coin, and at either oftheir Hawking Honses IN Eastern
Exchange at Que per csat OF in specie At sarge rates Of
other currency.
nook & SARGENT, Davenport,
cook, SARGENT kDowNEi Iowa city, Iowa.
COOK, SARGENT&C COOK, H.Dcsmoines)
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Hillae 70 e u Dclllohed. 4
. The p~erformancss will be given with the utmost
grandeur and pecnliavitv NJ eject, embodyiur M H.
zane time Ne neA Artistic Scenes in the circIe. AZ.
roS.t,e s1sr..sss' ana ny Ga,.ie: Of manly agility
etc.. accompanied by . superb military
Brass and string Band.
Two Splendid Performances
afternoon and Evening"
II f K Y A. CA K ID n ER.
The Great American CLOWN and JESTER, " lib 4
profasiou Of his original and highly Comic sonxs,
Humorous Sayings, Quaint Stories, and Practical
Jokes, adapted 70 the present era.
The Perfo rmenee viii commence with
A Beautiful Pageant Intree,
On Ten Horses, Richly Cspansonsa and sup.rbly
Mounted. performing Splendid Cavalry moysmenu,
'Evoiulioss, Charges, ETC., by the principal Horse
Ground and Lofty Tumbliag, or Activity Con.
tested. ~
By the Whole Company.
Principal Act on . Single Horse,
Without Saddle Or Bride, BY nj: H. n. Smith, in
speed.
sports Of the Atlas, or the Magic Globe.
Fancy Dance,
MILE. VICTORIA SMITH ''
Grand Act Of Classic Positions, on a Single
Horse,
BY tue Funny Little Clown, II. A, Gardiner.
In wbien no viii give Burlesque limitations Of man,
Of the most distinguished per.onsse, of me AGE.
drawn from rssiity. Concluding with
The cesntryman's Visit to the Circus.
Graphic and Interesting gcene OF
Nautical Life,
By F. ROBERTSON. entitled the
SHIPWRECKED MARINER;
Or, a Voyage by Land and Sea.
Black and Cincinuatns,
These wonderful Trick Ponies, whose astonishing
performaness 10 The ring surpass the imsginatisn
and elicit The applause and asIonishment ofeyery be.
holder.
Il. N. SMITH 10 his celebrated shak spearen Act,
Falstaf, shyloek and Richard III,
In which be dslir Gates the character ofthose ancient
pereonsges with the utmost grandeur and effect. Al
taksn iron Classic Studies.
Wonderful and Astonishing performanesso
The Duplicsts Ladders,
by the fsur Acrobstic Brothers.
This Act is entirely new, being performed on Two
Laddsrs, each twenty festligh, held by = single indi-
yidual, while three persons ascend 70 the summit,
themselves into beautiful Pictures, Classic
Positions, ETC., AS taken from aDeisnt Statutes, hlIiBY
the audience stopes with the widest fear and admi.
ration. T
Flying Indian,
o. Wild Forest Ecsns, BY Mr.. 7. Robinson.
TGrand Erisl Leaps from the Batouts Board by
the whole Troupe, on which occasion Messrs. Gsrdi.
ser snd Armstrong will rival each other IN taeir
Double somsrsault.
Each iatniRg twice while In the air before ~aiighting
on their foet.
ne whole to conclude with the very amusing and
iaoghaeis Alisrpisce, en- Tilted
The shoemakers OF Bagdad.
y. The public may rest assured that everything |
will be performed, aud that polite and AT
ofucers will be in al attendance 70 seat the
aolleBce and preserve order. |
- u TAeeomps nyiBg the above grand exhibition, |
theie VIII be d separate or side perform anee OF
Ethiopian Minstrels,
ny Inc most eeIsbrated performer" In the United
julyI dwtt
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-07-07
Repository OF Fashion and
Taste,
BY MADAME LOUIS,

Brady st. between 4sh asd sth st, davenport,
MILLiNEKy, Dsess-Msking EmbToideYies, and
Ivl kmbreide ring Material ofsli kinds, kmbroid-
erng taught, stays and Under. gsrneDts for Ladies,
chiidrsh's clothing, and Shirts for gentlemen ana
Lads, neatly executed V order. A choice selection
Of usteiui Ladies aud gentlemen's Furnishing srti.
else constantly On hand. July 3dlm
POTASH AMI CHLORIDE LINE.
For sale by ALyOKD a VAN PAfIEN.
Jab< 1sdtf
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[cascaso Dem.

lows opens the ball. Frsenen Of Iowa!
see to il that the ball is opened aright. Ao-
counts are indeed favorable, let nothing IN
,ervene TO darken the prospect and the
clouds which hang threateningly over our
beloved country win be dispeiled as 9 sum
mer's mist.
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Fire! Eirev Firei!.

EAHes E1NesS E6X
Ths Chsapsst and Most Durable Loot in Zee.
THE auderslynsd have been engarsd In tAe busi.
y ness Of Manufacturing and puitine on CouposI
ton Roofs for the last eight yesrs. Price per seaars
e5,u0, ard the work warranted.
Materials manufastnred and for sale, with printed
directions for putting en-. "
All orders eIt at the Confectionery Store Of Brooke
& Bailey, near the eors Or OF Brady and Rourtl
streets, will meet with proinps attention. "
june "a dam BAILEY 4 MOORE.
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Dr., saniord's Invlgorator

DR., sanford's Invlgorator
Isa mild laxative toaic ind
stlmulant, and is recommended TO the public, relying
upon lis Intrinsic worta 10 the care Of the following
complaints: all Bilious Dersngemenis, Sick Headache
Dyspepsia. Habitual Costiv en- ess, Chronic Diarrhaa.
cnoIic, Pain in tho sto nsch aud Bowels, General De-
bihts, Female Weakness, sc. For sale by Druggists
generally, and ChAs. T. Webb, Davenport; aiso BY
Sanford & Co., n. Y. City lMchia-dkwIy.
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NOTICE.

JHE lneiabers OF tie Young MsDs Literary Association
are p~srticuIaIi 4 rsqus sted 10 ineet at the Hall gu aipu
a.J evening next. July 1th, at Il past I oeioek 20 siest a
Fi.sii SIT VI the ASSOCIATION
Jgly3 FJAs . ,.lAbE "a sr
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A FIRST kATk horss, wagon sna harness al ksss.
"A oGiss KILLS bsst pkvesped.
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Iowa ELEcr1oH.-Iowa opens the ball.
He, State election takes place the first
Monday ia August. Members of Congress
ana OF the Legislature, Secretary Of State,
Auditor, Treasurer and Attorney General,
besides county officers are 10 be chosen.
Accounts from there are favorable.
GIsoaoe Den