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Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-12-23

THF EASTERN OR ON Embracing IN
Client and Modern HistOry-Ihe Jers, As
syria. Egypt, Greece, tome, dc. de-, soih d
Statistical AyPendir. Uih numerous Illus
trdtj0Hs drGaOR and cOLred after nature
BY lIENRY Howard BRowNELL, A. NJ. 10
r0nto. q. W; Bostwick 81 BlmmOrd; vols.
ZIP. s64.
These are two elaborate volumes, contains
ing much valuable and entertaining iuforma-
tion, written in style that at once divest
them Of the duh and uninteresting character,
that frequently pervades works OF this class.
Maj. +. W. Gilman of this city, is the agent
for this work in Tennessee, and viii call upon
the public TO receive the sabsc Upton Of those
who may desire TO secure his valuable history.
THE INDIAN RACES OF NORTH AND SoUTH
AMERICA. By CHLs. De WOLF BROwNELL-l
VoL.-This is a history and description of the
various tribes of aborigines Of North and
South America, and details the many strug-
giles the pioneers of this country were forced
20 undergo to gain foothold, while endeav-
oring to settle this country.
Maj Gilman is also agent for this book, and
will receive subscription for the same.
IEALK's PAYoRAMA.-We last evening at
tended a representation of this magnificent
Painting, and can truly say, it surpasses any,
thing of the kind we ever witnessed. The
Panorama opens with q view Of the Navy
Yard, Brooklyn, the East River, and Bay of
New York, with the Advance and Rescue, DR..
Kane's vessels, just starting upon their peril
Gus journey, then gradually changing, show
ing the various incidents of sea voyage, until
the beholders find themselves among the ice
bergs of the Arctic regions. So natural and
life like are they, and SO wildly depicted, as
to cause many among the audience to draw
their outer clothing closer around them. As
for ourselves we expected momentarily to
hear our teeth go chatter, chatter.
As an exquisite work OF artand pleasing en-
tertainment, it is unexcelled, and we have no
doubt, but that the Il II will be crowded at
each representation, with an intelligent and
delighted audience.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-12-23
SIOO REWARD,

DAN AWAY from the subscriber, residing in Nashville,
IL Tennessee about che Of October last dark colored
Negro Man named JIM Said Negro Man about rs years
OF weighs about us pounds is about feet hgh speaks
pleasantly when spoken 70. (Sad Negro was furnished
with pass to End master, by K. w. Barnes about the
time he left for Arksnsas) and did not return.
will give the above reward II taken out Of the State,
q5 dollars if taken in this county State confined In
Jail SO that get him. (declS-1m) r. A. BARNES.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-12-23
NOTICE.
CINCINNATI. al.

a IL Free Negroes coming from any other County,
II hereby no ID that they will be permitted 10 en
the Corporation Of Nashville and any such should or Ia
come in violation Of this notice thew will be arrested
committed forthwith to the Work House. No person fro
the country shall permit his slave within the mi
ofthis city without pass. ANDREA NDERSUN,
decS-2W Mayor
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-12-23

FRIpAT, De-. 10, p. n.-fOTTox.-There was an ami
mated deand to-day another irregular advance Of
n. Sales 1900 bales at liz to 2Hc.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-12-23

Daniel Boon from the Ohio river.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-12-23
$4,000 Dollars
GREAT
wESTERN GIFT ENTERPRISE!
Founded upon and secured by REAL ESTATE in the city
LOUISVILLE KY.
The Projectors take great pleasure in announcing to the
public that the distribution Of their hrSt
GRAND GIFT ENTERP RISEI
Will take place in Louisville, Ky, at Mozart IaI,
ON THE GOTH OF FEBRUARY, 1857
Or sooner all the tickets sposed Of Of which due
notice will be given This enterprise j. divided
into share OF Al each, embracing
$500 NVagnificent Prizes :

FIRsT.-0ne Two Story Brick House, Tenth St,
between Man ana Market containing elgnt rooms anda
airy coIveneuces with Tie ysrd 25 feet front,
and in good ne glhorhood. alusd At $1,000.
SECOND "A Farm, containing s. acres IN scott coun-
~ Indiana, the main road from Wanna 10 LeXng
~ miles from Wooster containing Of the best Flour
Mills in the state. This farm has dty Ia fine euya
tim; the remainder in good pastursge ard wood and
the premises god dwelling house out tui dnRF,
ahng spritRs Il waier nee and very healthy
location, and IAN Of the erst quality. Valued AZ $4,000.
THIRD.-Three Acres Of Land, ~ miles Il, m LOUIS.
vile, the Preston fAak Road and Toll Gate,
~ desirable CA Valued st $4,000.
FoCRrH.-A Lot 81 feet front and 200 feet deep, on
Flint Brecse id,- aad Kengucky Street i'm
proved. Valaed at 900.
FIFTH One Lot, 80 hvt front by 200 feet Deep on
bird hetEe+n Rreksnrdge and Ca dwell streets. street
imp Owed. Valued at 800,
or The above Lots not surpassed In eligibility Of
81 uHt'on.-kS1
sIXri One Lot, 40 ieet ont, Rose Lane between
PaucocS and CIV streets, very desirable building lot.
Valued ~ 200.
sEvENTh. s seven Octave Pianos Grand act on,
superior w,k anshi1 mSnu'ae'nred ~ g. Jackson 5h
between .Gerso1 AID srket, where sJocme az
be Vaiaed al $4,000.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-12-23
TO CONTRACTORS AND OTHERS WANTING
IRON WORK.

IEIHE Subscriber intending TO visit theSOuth in February
would respectfully call the attention OF those wanting
Iron Railing Verandss, Iron Stairs, Bank Vaults, Iron
and Shutters Jail Cells Doors to drop line by
mail which will meet with attention.
Refer to John B. Morgan, Architect Memphis; W. D.
Wilson Vicksburg; John B. Quepes, NateheE Link HRr
rison Yazoo City; Willis Patrick, Jackson.
7. ?. BAKER, 275 FiHh street,
dec16-d2w4t Cincinnati, Ohio.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-12-23
COMMERCIAL.

NASHVILLE DAILY PATRIOT OFFICE,
NksHu.L Ii, December 70, 1885. 4
coTroSsaes Of about Is bales only yesterday 1o<a
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-12-23
LAW PARTNERSHP.

JOBS o. BklEa WILLIAM L BROWN.
HE undersigned have formed partnership in the pra,
tiee Of law in the city Of Nashville, will give prompt
tenon to any and all business intrusted to their
JOHN S. BRIEN,
Jy556-a WILL. l. BROWN.
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1856-01-08
JI.Wl,i,hH nlUKI..
,yaich, L..s.. ..aa ..cwslr, l..par,ns.

WAich, L.oc.,s ana WtlFy iseIlulhSs
y1,IE sDsc iDc removed is Jesey % the east
side of opposite lis old stani wpsY be una,
found all ssonble roa 10 do work IN ns iine Of
Susil.a anott noiss. y
s- lie also kee Watches, Clocks, spccacles Jewery,
yens and Pcn Cases for SALE of good quail and at
the Inost reasonable plices. T. BkYAN
Hilisirlc, Aag, n, '54
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1856-01-08

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Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1856-07-24
Eighty Years ago,


Eighty years have rolled away, olIF7.
Since that high, heroic day. ia
when our fathers, in the fray, y,
Struck the conqueIing blOwls ,Wf
Praise TO them -the bold who spoke: : ~!
Praise to them--the brave who broke
stern oppression's Calling yoke
Eighty years ago!
Pour the wine Of sacrifoe,
Let the grateful anthem rife,-
Shall we e'er resign the prlEe:--
Never---neyer-no.ar arlrY H
Hearts and hands shall guard those rights
Bought on Freedom's battle heights, -
Wherehe fixed his signal lights,
Eighty years ago! of I'd '-uU lgie
Swear itls-by the mighty dead -
Those who oounselled, those who ied;--.
BY the blood your shed,
By your mothers woe;- .
Swear it!-by the living few
Those whose breasts were SCARED for you,
When to freedoms ranks they hew, q
Eighty years ago! ~ r t"i
By the Joys that cluster round, M -a-
BY our wales with plenty crowned,
BY our hill tops-hoiy ground, ~
Rescued from the foe,- .'-tis .a
Where Of old the Indian strayed 'ugluA
Where Of old the pilkrim prayed,
Where the patriot drew his blade, ss1ff
Eighty yearsngo! si tssi 'Hafa ra'Hna1
Should agnin the aar-trump peal, rra
There shall indian armntss seal tsu ,iEg
Pilgrim mtaith and patriot geal,l.Ih 80
PIomptato striks the 0 loR;=-diI l3
There shall yaior's work ibe done;ag Asl
Like the sire shall be the son, ~ -
Where the fight was waged and won, ~
Eighty years ago.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1856-07-24

An EXCHANGE paper, the edler Of vi ich, no doubt,
lately sit with widow, goes of thu: For tho
other half Of faceurtng match, there Ia nothing like
between courting damsel aud m attractive widow
there is between oyphenng in addition and ,ub-
10 rule OF three oourtng girl is like eating iruis
all very nice as far as IL exte ds but doing be Ami
Rble'toa blue eyed bereay I'd one 10 black Grape
comes under the head Of preserves-iieh, puHgsat,
syruppy. For delicious conrtng we rspjzt, give ~
q WidoWn .F.A sH IsH 70 ~ ft".- ~ :. vi -
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1856-07-24

During ths Dorr war in Rhode Island, bill was
brought in to Organize the army This rou,ei from
sleep an old man in one corner, who represented
town in the west part of the State. 'Mr. Speaker'
says he, ,'I tell you decidedly opposed to orgs.
mixing the army, as you call H. Our forefathers ct
through the revolution with nothing bat um and
Gle, and came off arst best too! go again organs,
they'll be dreadful onhsndy things In battle, now
tell you'll This uas irresistible, and old aunt
Rhedys army remnins un0rg ed 70 this day
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1856-07-24

/ Lows, ,LusAor AsD LUeK,-Under this captisn the
New Orleans Delta gsti Out yery. pretty piece of
romance touching one Jarvis Wright, who beosma
eraxed by ydisapp1ntmsnt in love with mlsi,naiy's5
daughtsr,a long time ago. and whose latest aItash-
goes, the forelorn aliiagtJr-tamor took IL lno his
head to buy tiIkei In the HsvIns lottery, and 60
be guided In tn selection OF bis number by the was
ging Of hio pets tail. After long search the TALL
wagsed, and theiieket was bought. Il turaed ~
prize Of $40 ,0oD. The Delta says the story Il true
one-but the man who believes It ha not get been
fonnd a large reward is offered for him ~ =.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1856-07-24

! VoTrFd UspEH DiFrfouLTIes. .-'Tom, how will
we Virginia Rreemont men be able to vote cur sens
timeuts this electionp u
isWhv, what's to hinder. tr t4ssa
iDon'ty.u mind how our state votesf-Viva veoe
instea Of folded ballots. Who's going to risk t 10
20 10 the polls and holler out'I vote for Fremont,
Free Rahsas, FREQ Speeoh7it tg ea;+ .H'-A ~
.l'Sure enough, we'd be knocked fat. Really our
case will suffer rAi % tl1 oA -a1r ~ %
iWeilaI IN bound To vote my Sentiments .iiAl. -
ftButhow can you-your head will be In danger
ltNotat all; IN get speaking trumpet then III
secure afsst horse and ride to the polls when With
iu trumpet speaking distance, I'll Put the instru.
ment tomy mouth, and cry out election Officers
1 Putme down for Fremont then whoever wants to
see fast riding need enly look , ttra 90 tf n.aa
"A capital idea. Where there's a will there's q
way. 70 lWenust ride with empty stomachs, so that
we yeliouder without riding too the polls.
a'Exactly.s If Col Fremont would only furnish
Ius enough Of the Rocky Mountain woolly horses,
therefnight be wonders performed, even in 'old
Virginia ii t1atr sai g lfi II s 81 4N te7
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1856-07-24

a very romantic gentleman puts the following
advertisement 10 New York paper Where's the
"A gentleman, twenty-five years, a Kentpckian Jy
birth, possessing Independent fortune, aud VII Ise
only happiness ts found In moonlight music, love
and flowers, Is desirous Of devotng himself 10 the
cultivation Of thNse sweenesses OF existence in con
neciion with some beautiful yeung lady, who win
esteem IL her chefest joy constantly to eircunnav-
gate him SO 70 speak, with the eulgent halo of her
Fernandez '' 80 's+ '.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1856-07-24
NEWARK.

WM. JOHNSON CO., o..
$40 NEWARK. .DELAWARE, ."4
MANUFACTURERS of "hlanny's Patent Comb ned
Lfh Retper and Newer" Hunts Patent Wheat Drill,
Seoler's Lime and Gnano SPrealer. Pows, Har rows,
WM. JOHNSON, JACOB CASHO, \
w. BLANDY K BRO, GEO. A. CASHO.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1856-07-24

Tommy, my son, what are You going to de With
hrt elub?' '5end Tito the editor, Of course 'Brt
what are you going to sead It TO the editor forl'
Cause be says, II any body will SEED him a club be
will lsord him aeopy Of his paper The mother
ness enought to sk:--'Edt, Tommy dear what do
you suppose he wants Of a club2 'Well don't
know replied tho hopeful urchiu, 'unleas IL Isis
knock down Subscribers as don't pay for tnoif pa.
perl NJ ~ 1nAb a-F t-t.i : 1H}
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1856-07-24

THE YoTE on ExPELLIsG BRooEs. Tho vote In
the House Of Representatives the question Of ex-
Pellin Mr.. Brooks for the assault on Mr Sumnte
was divided as follows; For the expulsion 10 free
stats men and slave state men, orr democrats and
ll5 opposition, Against the expulsion Is fees aud
~ slave Stale men, or q3 democrats and 80 opposls
slave State who voted ia favor of exPelling Mr.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1856-07-24
igsmp8 slT YsMs'5 fi ilaae -l. ; - O.
WHOLE N . 98l
s,llrnttorons.

~, pil ',o .lis3lis 10riginI.l il !. l5.iI... '
Be cAREfpL or rms HooPs. - Sam, what vas the
matter with you uast nisht. when saw yeu walking
up and down the str, etIit-is ~ .si-.4u sH p
n Oh Bill, \ met with a bad misfortune en- last
Sunday night,--tims Of that hard wind iy.sio5
How came that Sam RI i1d .e VI ~ III pssa si.
Why you. know, those hoops the ladies have gss
to wearing In their skirts 4. j ,ss W.. aa.. 4AA
= Yes ssm, 4 do, and I don't like them ia gte.g
2, You needp,i Ike thems, flrI was wa.kinR With
my lady that night, who had ono Of them on, aud
blame the thing itkePt rolling my boot hand les, nd
for excuse, told her to let go of my arm while
II got my handkerchief, and in the me intime; gale
came and took her in the air. and have n's sea
WELL, have you heard from her since7 sntB
/ Yes !. got q letter from her to-day, -N.u
Why, she's over In Jersey, shors -he landed al
ter pleasant ride Of hfteen rnihptss, She speaRt
Ia eloquent terms Of the people Of Jsrsy, and ssy<
thst they are about clever and hospitabls as the
people Of the United States tatrsi.i ~.
I Good ni9ht, SAM ,.ip .. d.. .. .sa5
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1856-07-24

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Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1856-07-24

80 n ALBERT w. SMITH,
aURVEYOl Z, CONyEYANCER s. &N0TARY PUBLIC
No l69 Marker ST. 1gsst side bettceen Stu d 7th.
SURVEYS LAND, DRAWS DEEDS BONDS, Mort
cages, Wills &e:, &c' buys sna sells Real Essats,
Mutual iife Insurance Company, of Philadelphia; and
to take Acknowledgements of Deeds for
auG IN the states Of Panns and Persons
Yshing to invest safe securities in Real Estate may
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1856-07-24

National Reformer, 1 is' =
II Wy, Is that our psrtys' 5 -...t
/ 'Yy, yes, hossy, it Ia that II you puts 10 vess
for that party, youyotes yourself farm "a.
| well dont 60 that Without they'll 70 little
further, wants farm, and somebody 20 work 1t
besides ..'
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1856-07-24

ueeb Market and King Streets Wilmington, Delaware
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-09-24
Mans i! Hams /!

4 CEo.cs ~ 81 Sugar CuI.i Hams n.st fsoeivsi
: nd ~ u
iaugi3itf bAtIIkLL il co
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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-09-24
T K An SP d kT TION
WV. ". NCl.E Il co.
Transportation .1sPMsx :


Commission and Produce Merchants
No. re %uuSIs Water ~.
" N h,u i"fn-ti> -, ~ i BY WhetlrI s. 60
CHICAGO, ILL.
W. give pes sJli attention 10 III. buying ala.
selling ~ Produce aud Merchandise - every ,irscrip-
ton
W MCLEAN i co. will receive and torm AZ
Il ihdsot Goods 10 ali parts Of the country
New York aud Boston.
1, A., assS 9t1a-s~eesat-
~ - -sis-..s-s s,ssSs..-..As- ss.ant..-.ss:ss
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-09-24

Sh w V0 lilo
- q II - a l. H
ArC AN N O Ms saw AND FLAMING
AxllLS every descripsi.n of PINE LUMBER re-
enireA have started my Nils IN oomper ord"T,
"a having god stsck q 81 Crois Leg. o. hand
- rsely TO receive order. for any kind d Lumber,
vs,4l h.vla- aysef 10 Oh with ppmptness and as
pstch 10 the order In which thy are reorived, =
hfss eoue nrst served have al pfasent Oh hanh
,asgs stost II
SeOe0ssed Flooring,
Sosh reash and dressed; and having tsfou great
49, e secure the Of the test mechanics Ia
he Seats, feel sssarsA that any .uuber paned 81
~ Mul will give satisfaction VIII % JOB Flaming
q ~ Is any establishment In the West.
pseeons wishing " build wbsrc time L. an oe).et,
OpalA DO veil 70 call and look at my stock, EfJrs
ooaractips elsewlyeve "a have large quantity 81
Seasoned Lumber
% had want 10 supply this section u the csun-
W With
Shtss0les,
have purchased and put up wcoi's Patent Machine
psoonsction with my Mn, and am satisfied can
supply ny customers with . better shingo Al Tess
nancy than any brought here for, or can b. made
n any other machine also make Shingles by hand
ed wl couttnue 10 10 long as they are IN de-
mAnd
sahs thus opportunty TO return my thanks Tor past
voss and solicit from my customers and the public
Continuance u the san'
(Ap2ld Atwtf1 JOHN M CANNON
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-09-24
fhhfSt E#i
st 4 N s
INDIAN
FEVER AND AGuE REMEDY!
An External Application

Al IgfdHiblt RemsiH iof Fec, 5"d y". Dantb
igdF Aiqt S,ceats d'.d al kin7,sd d'std,ss
tlNHiS st Nliur,'- f-nt. 4 discovered. .ui
i sfaitt Used many rs contain int.
o indians IN h w. st"ra ifonti ! and has netef
ben Nh T., ftii u II ttiut cure among th"us-
.,lid- WITH, htyr u>t! II II Prssee,H- ia" power To
move and - Idtu" "N~fA -tIge u F'Srr dud Aeu'
f,uni tn system, and ti. only known cc,taIu nm
cdN in4irfitt tty tutar' 'his "nIetiN poe
all ,th.g- t~t. from th tntrIn IT, alue a
d crInriidl tg-ht Is ,hst na drugs incidence are
tIken h" -om.,'h Il Il htats and HI, Al down
a., ~ tenn. II Effect = .imoei mitacilou aad
Hred only l." i. tri-d 70 nsur' piic. for II in every
fanny wlett Frvrt md teu has brriI l. ike
Is to he
The Agent has nuniteriess CertiacateS Of Cur
which witt pcasufe viii t." shown L. all wishing Z"
sc" tLrn.
Cul-> ha. been effected IN this city and Vicinity
k.f r-nees VIII al % be TO such cti2ens This
Remedy Powder. and IS applied xtrInal,y and II
effects are truly wonderful
Prize 81 PER B,v Aud 3 guaranteed OF the
refunded
LEWIS FINCH Agent.
At II X. Chii'> Hardware E-tah.isun. Ut on I'd Il
aiw ioors eat OF Brady two i6ml
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-09-24
A Chance for Bargains.

n laave oh hand q large and superior ,e.oh
"a Gold and silver Watches, JewerS, Gold
S.,,N Chains, e,e which will Tor cash at greatly
reduced prices, n an ANXIOUS 10 reduce my stock
before going East 7. VI hulsEL,
octlS III No 2 IeClsire Row.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-09-24
Stun,nyiun, Norwich 81 Fall River
(hiraso, Alton i 81. Louis X. X.
...c. 9aG -el5tr.i,. a..
tln-.iNt. ROUTE BETWEEN
s..icngO atat; ~. Z Dss5s.

e'tie. 'stUr uhtcogo fof Sc Loats and i'tc, ~.
iiats places
Ac,ui.o,,aticn Ii ain SUNDAY excepted $50
Express Train, Saturdays except-D II iopa
!rains i,apr II LulteyV, th.cugr and {at-,p,t-
dsdtt plicts
ac.uninuu .tIon Tram, tsunday ! tpt,dl W al
txplesS Tram Saturdays eycentedJ 80 r
Trains directly thiuugn, without change u
baggage, Trains run through joliet Bloom
inktoi, Springfield Carnvi.le alton
wiT'raiu, fun this road make diieet CONNECTIONS.
III joliet Gut of and ,icnisa.. Central Railroad II
Joliet making this til. shortest, auieket. and
liable route bet ee. st L,,us ard New Tu,h Boston,
fhiiaieiInia, and tie east
With lilirss elttI al n b,o,y1.,i. gtoL ~, La
sale NJ ndo,a ana Cai.o
III u,eai We5,srn ~ tinroI> Springfield Ioi
''-.atuI and :, h,
Witt al the Kaoa'ia ',.vergtns ltou4 4 IA, as"
with tany ilie VI PHch~ts at J. i.ouis Ci ke0kuk,
Nav Orleans, aid Missouri! i-..ut
Through f>.~,s fii pa, Is irklti4 tied r'vsc can
he procured Il Ill IA; .incpi tieae, orhce' 4" TIL
United states, o4.,i III tie oiit
IL -, LOUIS liz Ghllasu
four OF " a.i,i.e - urai nor. street uppo
site Fremont hn.--
atCab r MORGAN ia, Supt.
I.iuon'hsion, So. =. i-tO .caiSdu
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-09-24
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Aud Machine Shop,

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(Saccsss0r to Msssvs. LeCidirs 4 Davenport
uAvlN0 purchased the tbov. prem'e"s l. pterar-
~ ea q manufacture
0N16IN1Ha9,
" various kinds, suitable to the want - Ia country
also castings for all Of the different eaitii.s - Mil
0ssrinss and shAftines OF all description
Caps 0llls Hr sck~ts, Columns. a. a. ,iw,y- Oh
hand and made 70 order
COooeeted with the above IL Forging sb.p, GDie,
che the direction Of neu Of superior skill.
Dras and Composition casting IN Al. 10 ofitt
Rabbit Metal always on hand
Nv vtock Of Patterns for NaGhibey Building and
ornamental purposes Is unsurpassed py any similar
= the West.
Repairtng lvu at the shortest notice. Charges
reasonable.
Oash st sil tines. paid Tor old iron and Copper
DONNAHCE
Corner OF Front and Scott streets,
fur2l91 Davenport Iowa,