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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-06-07


Another reIf ERECTED J,, RoerAdcs's Holland BIT
tsrSTe ife Peter be W!tte living in Holland Town.
Of the stnRch and Indigestion She lad hcra
under physicians for time, hut tie disease
land Dit:ers Office. giveu sto
mach appetite strength returning, fr2n
medicine.
We have still to record many wonderful cures effected by
his remedy, but must sEait another opportunity. One
thing you rely upon, What have peDshvd from
muck respected TO cur community ard are literally
Eli,or sAeborEal s'!yuvb ode, SlssboyGsu, wis,
EHEUMArIsM
4 C1Ss Of 7ieo Honits StS,d:ag cH-sd tN Bosr1arcs
HoU7ad 8atrs-Cyor=e Henderson, Pittsburgh says
of TIE 50 sevcrsy ny bed have
been entirely cared - the Of Boerave's Holland Bit;
relrf in the medicine Is in my opinion,
sure remedy for rhsuma;.sils
NERVOUS AND RHEuM4TIc AFFECTIONS.
This changeatie weather i LIKELY 10 produce great deal
&c affections, recommend EeeEhaYe's Holland lit
On referring columns will find Certificates
from some OF cur FIRST GerInaa and English SEtAsi'c
THE WORST FORM OF PILES CAS- De CURED.
We at liberty to refer to several well known gentle
men, vro have used troI9usly tested, and recon-
at liberty publish their names, bu, will take
pleasure in referring person TO them who denies this
Por this affection, one half Of the dose should be
taken-say noon and night,
houE before meals -
The great popularity Of this deEh.t9l Aroma has Induced
chasing lie not persuaded TO bur anything else until
DoerhRvts Holland mers fair trial. One
tie vii conAinec how infinitely superior It'll 10 all these
at 81 per bottle, bottles S., by sole
BENJAMIN PAGE, JE eco,
i and cSns;s
LnnghtfnS 81 RMAhfeId,
mhes:daS1y Wl,elessi- Druggists, WheelHE,va.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-06-07
.IESr REEElNEn


HAVE Just received another very large lot .! those light
Rspcy CSSsin-Tts and Trstings, al OF winch s.I make
up order very short notice, and PTces which cannot
J. H. STALLMAS.
ny9i No. Washington Hal.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-06-07
RARE CHANCE FOR BARGAINS.
SAVINGS BANK STORE

FOR SALE.
THE proprietor o. the Savings BanE store corner o. Mar
XII and Monroe IS, Wheeling. Va, wIstu. 10 change
Ms occupation, il being necessary close !s business
lT: lie present rear. Oilers his etFe stock Q! Boots.
Shoes Hats Caps, wholesale, favorable terms, and
vii continue to sci retail (if not otherwise disposed "}
ire FEST bargains in the city.
Ihaye just fine assortment Of S.Emer lists
yeats ard Gaiiers, and Eoui respectfully
all those disposed pz;Toase Goods must be
sol /, sad viii be sold regardless Of profit.
Come au-rOu shall have value for your money
Lave lnaus Goods-I vii seIl At cost.
j. IL WATSON.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-06-07

HOUSEKEEPING GOODS
I AND ca PILLOW Case Linen. extra qualty;
SJSf 1s-3 Linen Saeet.u=-ytrv superior
my=7 MEISKEl.L SWEAEISGES.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-06-07
nEADAcnE AND DEE1L1TY.

certify the above statement Is true.
THOMAS ADAMS, Diamond House,
o. At z. ChcsteEss, Gothic Hall.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-06-07


Tie Cordial Is put up, highly concentrated, In pill
bottles Price IS per bette, for Is, six for So
For sale bS LAuGALISs BusHFlELD,
inLs6aSsa Wholesale Druggists, % Monroe 1t.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-06-07

N-orHISGIn tse Esre-aothng in the Ile:eI market
N for the past Ey years, has eqEa!ei,
hen equal to
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-06-07

IXTN MILLS Aromatic Stomach BltteTs-90 cases jCs
w received and fer sale by
Dys2 u. A EDWARDS ERo.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-08-22

Rock ISLAND AND ALTON Il. r.
Over 100000 have been subscribed
by citizens along the line Of this road,
for its construction, and it will lee com
menccd as soon as S5eO,OOO, in all are
subscribed. This, it is supposed, will
BIZ doue by the LIST of October.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-08-22

=. nneso,a. Anational Pr,y 10 give the,A
- Freedom IS about IS ncedful and about 81
feasible ~ a national party 10 Aeep MAisss
for f,e dun. Aud Kansas! Jyet that al.
,,,rd ant profsn... so,lhaye' aim within the
harder. de,iyrs il over 10 the natural Law
OF peaceful and spontaneous immigsstionj
take "a ,hr ru.Tian h,,ais; strike down the
ride and bowie km,Ir guasd sts slsc,,uc,,s
infancy and suth I'll il CONES Of ago -
-, choose for H.. N-and Il Will eho ,se free
dom for itself, and it will have forever
what !, chooses.
| Wien the ro''cy, SO EASY. simple and inst
| ist,ied, and fail, Il will b. line enough 10
70 ort 10 revolutions. II Is III part bee suse
the duty OF protection 10 the I"cal settler
was moi performed that the Democratic par.
lty has nv TIVE aciion'ot its great representa-
tive conyen s,n resoly oil 10 lut oni Of Office
its owa adsaan xn ation. That Lesson III
NOT b. lost on a,.ybody. The couatry de-
mand ihat Congress, before u adiourns give
thai territory p.ase. IL il does xt.lnc will
ine, i,ab!y give il freedom.
have hastily AID imperfec.ly expressed
: nv opinion Trough the nnsa'isfa ctor,
. forms uf a letter, AZ TO the murdiat, dht,
Of Wings We are to d" What W. can 4
4. Feat ai,t di~ban the geographical Party
BlLr nv Niidi slgeNfNt'i w Aici We Cdu HbS
.h. ct,ially coniribue 10 such a result is
question Of more A t.ic,lt II seems row
t. be settle th,t We present no cand.da'
! of our own. If ". vote at ala then "
vote for tie nominees q the nrrocrati
+, party.
! A, between them shal not venture
> co,l,s,l the Wigs of Mare but dem
= due TO iranllness and hos or 10 say, tn;
~ 4
probation of the ,haracted and alb lily
} Mr. FILLMORE. | do not sympaihiZ. in al
de-,ee with the objects and creed of u
)" particular party tina, nominated him, aud I
, not ard rove OF N .ir or-aniza'ion n the
~ tactics. Practically, too, III. cout ST IN u
i" Judgment is be- een Mr. Buchanan and L
y Fremont la these circumstances l v0
for Buchanan. He has large experience
+" public atidI> his commanding capacity
~ universally ackEow edged his lie = VII
out a siam. am constrained 10 adl IN
=, he seems at this momrh;, bv th' cont'
:, renee OF circumstances, more coinp"'e
than any other, to represent hat stn'itne
~ OF nationality ,--'"lenanf. waim AMI e"
-, rchensivn,-wiihoW which. with ihrred
:" Of which, Amrfna is no longer Amrtic
C. and TO possess i.ac pow r and | t'nst the
oi positions 10 rest nc and keep thai peat
ID, ih,n Qua bore au wiiha"i, f'r whi
NJ orr hearts all y"a,n, which all our ~
~ e-is .e,nand, 'housh winch and by win
10 alone We may hoIr to grow TO tie I.
- ..Icatncs> If na'I"ns.
.P Vcly respectfully,
~ You fellow ciiIn.
nj, RtFUS CH0ATE
/" To r. w F.rLny and other geuil.m
a Of the MMheWmS State Genital C"mu
-. tee.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-08-22

4 kts StnAw.-.A vote MAS taken
on the last California steamer just ar
riv~l, rc,uIting rs follows:
E,Gha,,anr COO.
Fill,s"rs anil Ereiasnf, l;i1.
lioop. That sh',ws tho cssiin''t'''
ofthc Cattlc-fornia spccula,or IL heu'c
Whov-rah,
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-08-22

Chnes subria, a gives fancifni bot an ag
vces lie reason for the ia. Z ti,at Je~,sh NO.
msn are 50 n'ucs, handsomeg than the men
Of their nation. lie .ays Jrwess~s Nave
escaped the cusse winch aligssttd On tAeir
fathers, Husbands aud sons. Not sJowees
was 10 be seen among the crowd Of priests
and szhbls Who insnitc,l the Son Of GOd,
scomr.ca HIM, cfown-d H,m will, th"tns,
aud $ .bjectsd Hisn 10 int amy AID the agony
Of tn. cross. The women OF JudeA be-
0srv~d in the SAsigm5, ., y assisted aid sOoth
cd Him u,p.er afI,icion. a women OF
Bethany poured on his heal precious o MT
ncni which she kept IN a vase ri alabas'er.
The sinner Amounted Ills feet with perfu-
med oil and wiped t., IN with her halt
Christ on his part ex'ende mercy on TIE
Jew~.s-s. ~ rsi-etl fsOm the dead the son
Ut the widow Of Nam aHd Mar'ha's brother
l. zaru.. He cured Sirnon's IN ather-in-law
and the oman VIII" touched the hem OF II .
garment. To the Samaritan woman II.
Vas a spring OF living water, and a com
| passionai- Judge Of the xaman 10 adultery
The daughters If Jerus dem wep' over hiI
tt,e holy women accompanied HIM 10 Cal
vary, hrou.h, Him balm at. spices, AZ"
weeping sought b IN il. the sepulchur. W.
man why weepes, ,bon?' HIS first appear
aice after the resurrection WIS 10 Mary Ma
dal-ne. He said To her, 'Marv.' At IT.
sound Of his voice, Mary Ma.dalcne's eye
were opened, .nd she answered Master
The refec Son Of some beautiful raw mus
have rested or Ire brow 1t the JcWesses.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-08-22
a.aaAalr WORK.

~ EAI.ED OFFERS Will ~ r~csiv'-i until the ,
- ~ y ~. n,,r.r at ,'ei..kr. ~ f,r nssr aasmi-
,r FROST s,re-t 81 wesn Perry and ~ Sy. ard D. ~
Msisstr ri Srsn T,Id IL tn river. sr1 fur ~,
N CUTTERS ard laying II curb stones isass ~ - 81
The sIsxiieasirn- csD lie seen at the Nsy"rs "hc'
pnv.nksst, I7.h Auea~t isS's
DID H. LAMBACiG CITY Enetm~r.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-08-22

Extract from letter to the Editor
Of the State Democrot:
Athens, PENN Aug. Is, 1856.
= Pennsylvania is all
right and good for 10000 majority
and more for BuCH.NAK AND BREcK-
1NRrDGE. The Free monsters are ma
king desperate struggle, but many OF
them begin to lag. Their enthusiasm
is running out. They feel that to give
up Pennsylvania, is ~ abandon FIRE.
mont, for they know he cannot be
elected without it. Yours &c.
II. w. =.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-08-22
DissOluties.

suNUH Co.psvsrcv ship hcv',tefore existing htW~h
John u Mill.f and s:Sphn i,l-r Is ih,s day
Al -.av,~i T., u ua cs,,ss ut All Isrs,n- i''hb -'
"a said arm p,v IN same 10 John Miller, VIM
= '''s JOuN MILLER.
. r.sd,,.s 6rEpaEM zkfN.kR
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-08-22

DWELLING How-~. IN rent IN Second snd Third
~ s,s., Ia the west tnd Of the city.
Ten valuable ha,dns I.css w ssssvsevass's aasaL
near j. y, ~ burrows Tcsi'iehcr, ioT ssls On se'
reasonable terms.
Tw" Lots ~ ta- s,aR, had ~ Gaines ssvessf hn(
nir'l'siructcd River si.w--for saIr srry chesp.
Several, vainab, Lat. f.s bssss~>s k~ssss ssd dws
,nes, On Harris, aud Main streets, North cf SAM
Tor sale very -.
Ten valuable bs,,isains sots m secosd md Thru
streets, Tor .alr credit five years give" ." w I
! H.; IN Gr,ns .d.iAs,u; a~clI,n. hos~e on IN
/ pr Ms's, Tar Sal" cheap.
/ Wr-' half Ia, !, IN b.s ,; howe, vcn and n'
tpr.vtu,uts
cote, ffont by 81 pet dep,,n Main street, opIos,(
| the Istiairc Hu>" i"f sale.
Corner h., Main AMI Front sweets kv sale chsss1
West i ioi y Auk 81 opIs,s,tc v. C.r,k's RS
| 'tnce fer sale cheap. on k,ts inv.
west y vt y. bhrk So IstlancS nh a'fi'hd
houS, with I rns.rns. and g,s.i ttsie.
Is''> and in MtchcIiS aiiitiun, sNA DSsAAil
houS" :. bs - IN 1T !, Tor -ai" cheap.
Essw 81 81. ~ "a. east. ~ acf's fr AN
actt lot ~ H. eli.s v hins.n Eul'e1's al','r''
Sw Il and " y >"s w, y ,pSp, IL To- safe.
NJ, sea. ~ -. : BE. 'u,n county, t''sar-
Trs iNnd. SIC =, ~ ~, 3osst, n.'e nom fHi'
rG,ntt
II acres IN SEQ n. To - rsr all amber cnl,ivs
ml'' tf'n tItN. iur s,ic IN, az,
q W y = 3af 10 ~ 100 acres .airs frs
! nte'u,sstt. Ia -,lr.
81 .ofSu stf sw :, ofSra SCI and
= "fN " y S"IT IN X 10 " Louisa County ~
utnirg tlu,l-.t iui sal-
tafNw al n II . " one mile fr,an y
city ~ Mn4r.tttnr. frr sHge
~ tcit~ Land - ntui't cultivation, hncr'. ~"
hta~' ft-"i water 800 fruii tr,'s pt'n'sts fTtI
~" " = u $ $ 80 r ~ 1t , =, miles f'oi, Dave
port f"r sl,e.
- aer", with ,ls~liirE hpnso hnl stain" anil 9th
nuin",. urnis, aiJui,.,nI tho city 81 Davenport,
ftlr.
GAofNw sfoTsoaE, 80 acres f"r sslc.
Forty acres Ne prairie land, near Walcott,
sale very low price 4'as,.
: Thirty acres nf bad in West Davenport. fx p
cheap, la CNs ." iro four to eight acres h''e view
River and Twin Cities.
Also several other valuable tracts II Real Estate
;, the city ahd country, Tor sala hy
y ALLEN DOOLAN.
oetI2 dtf No. ! Orr's Building.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-08-22
Fer Sale Or Lease.

vrywENrY-THRRH esiT,tac Bdi.iinr Lets, SITUATE
"a Harrison. Ts,,r,i. RIa assi kie~etscr sC-' T.
t,cu,.ss .pqmirr VI c0asix Dow. -
(su-dtO SNA1~ANn.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-08-22

As%FRAUD.-We would can attention of the
d. pubic ag inst "A fraud daily practiced uls,n
ia au,nsi, sing III the article Of DR. J. HOSTEL
TLR's Gel, b aIed stomach Biters. Since these
Bi:iers hay e become popular. others havin. been
making preparations a. initiate it, and in sasse
have pt,rchas "a e bottles AMI re-till'd th'Hl. We
,v,i adv - III parsons 10 buy II hat respcts-
hh H. al.rs; III. all covered With Grta
Ii cap iir mann ot IL.
F.,r >ar ~ Barley. Thompson i ca, AGENTS,
oriel 81 Ste,a,i AID pcrsy Slreis. FfA
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-08-22

ExrRAvaGaNqs.- At hop OF Newport,
r. l., a few evenings since, lady from
New Orleans. La, ucre boqu-t Of ,lia-
mcuds, pearls and precious stones, said 10
kewoill, $20, 600.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-08-22

BLACK RhruELiCaN AM,LGAMATioN,-
TO see where Black Republlcanlsm leads !;
III u, 10 the abolition IT slavery N the South
and the ",er,unlng of the North with run
away black; and also t. see where these
mad schemes are TO end to VII, IN the de
terioratrn of The Whites, aud the ama'ya-
maii"n Of ,he races, we copy from a lead
NY Fremont man. Giddlngs' right bower
in Ashtabnla. the Hon. Mr.. Caldwell,
member of the present ONO Leg'sli'nr'.
Here il u.
II Il, NIX God that the time has come N
Ohio, when it IS no longer a disgrace 10
a"ow the sentiment lint The Ncg.o Is III"
v hitc mars equal. aud entitled to III" sane
poll ical and social privileges"
Extract of Hon. Mr.. C.,iwel's speech
! Ia the Ohio Legislature. 1870.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-08-22

CJ \ new Bank has been organize al
IfCro,Sc, Wi.consiu, called the Kau'an-
van Bauk capital S2a.WDt)- securities de-
posted with the Bank Controller. S!9 400.
John A in cham Prcst. julius u CalnshA,
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-08-22
VIII work Ike iuain - in h. y ain

He has read the book Of our hi,iary 10
still less purpose. who has not learned IN u;
the fir endships OF the~e States. sisfars by
rivals, sovercigns e; CHI, with public life
and a body Of inicrs SIS. aud sources Of h n
or and sha ne Of its own and within ITSELF
distributed into two great olro-, <
gr.ups. are cf all human ties tue most
exposed to such Rapture and such traissfor-
nation.
If il acccmrlishes its object and give, the
government to the North, | tmn my eyes
from the consequence The fifteen States
Of the South that government will appear
an alien government. II will appear Worse.
II will appear hostile government. II
will fer resent 10 their eye ava>t region 1T
States organized upon a, ti-slaverv, flushed
by triumph. cheered onward BY the voices
Of the pulpit. tribune, and press; its mis-
sion 10 inangurate freedom and put down
the igarchy ii. constitution the s'it'ering
and sonndiag generalities Of Eainrl right
which make up the Declaration OF indie
pendence. And then and this is tine begln'
ming Of the end.
If a necessi could he made ont far sn' h
party va nigh, submit 10 Il as TO otter I'M
avoidab,e evil. and other certain danger.-
But where DO they find that? Where CO
they pretend TO find il? !. il to keep slave
~ out Of the territories ? THERE'S not one
man but Kanses IN which slavery Is posi-
bic. No man fears. no mar hopes for slav
very in Utah, New Mexico, Washington or
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-08-22

ApoIrnus GETS Observation-Disclosures !
wil,bnili thee a cot NJ co1er"t with wv,
in some secluded vale, croso ty apuriiog
brook. neaniering over its prhhly bot
tom necessarily hahblins in dufcet tina
ling strains s.,ov", love, love-" where the
atmosphere il pedslent OF sooshlng,
spicy aromas, that makes the eye Ian
guish, and tho heart di-solvcs in liquid
fires Of love whcrc the balmy morning
zephyrs Sigh 10 the dense forests lr''y
maze, chanting lovely melody where
the Tiny sonS'icrs that wh'rl in etheerai
srace warblc nougbt hut love. ! will
| plant thee garden Of gorgeous lowell
ness, cnlled from natures most ardent
designs, warmes. t,nts and sweet smell
ing incense"
.Dolpho, dear, don't forget to leave
patch for cowcumbers and inguns n
they're so nice p,cElcd."
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-08-22
ORR NEXT pRESIDENr!!

Iif'' Of James Bw.lianan, Pspr, Pre-
Gkah, -
4. John Charles FTemssst, fAss'r,
4" Cloth. ~
TIKI M ~ complete .slitrI,s p,b.i kd. fos sale
THE1WIS CITY ROCK STORE.
2Oi u. opp. ~ Cysir" ii"nss.
h2S b. u. STARR
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-08-22
Medical Card.

Medical Card.
NV wIII:.M VANKASDT ~ 81 I"". GrHl',t
- anl npihahn" si'c'un tmfiirp u 5-att t"t
h, l.,ltl, Il, ,tr. .i',: ~ watm s'"~''n ~ .
NOR irth.ra ta,tluii s. - 'is'i .,s si,nn'i
r sri. nee Ia ,itV i.utk t,iaud ~ wh"tc ir eau H.
MI =" ur ~ 'its" =" II tn ai ''l'lnuf ~
cfaft,,n, fruI til, fr- ~ Jni, MI The lat ~ ~
Il Ul,rr. tbftdIc a- ti'itt E"n"rhils Viii I"i. .
I.tTtttn 81 Ia, attention and ryr pdIi Mt VIII hh
that huriuv tn. season thy can " innf' so
c.ssiniy treated ~ nrprc gurthih climate il' ,h''
81 ~ jj,uis uuu' ~
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-08-22
Rankin. II Exchange.

ADDE. T. II CAvANATGH We would call
ME- attention {" the card 81 this z ntl,nan III
arlin"r column. on, which m9rts IN. attcnfiun
o, the afflicted The nr. Is did aud thoroughly
educated ply scian aui has 'iev"t. d his hf. :he
sp eai diseas h. aiv-rtisrs to treat We brings
lttars hig', recommendation fron the citizns IF
JACK, .nvili, ills late homie ncngO .fOul nal Nay
iSth. 1850.
For sale in this cit, BY c. T. WEBB, jy11
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-08-22
Fresh OYSTERS {!
Private school for Girls and Boys.

A T tho Citv Belle S,o,,n and will b. rec wed
~ daiA b. ENp."ss from tiit Ssab'a'd, d"fnE ne
season. argl@f
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-08-22
SPECIAL sv'OTlCE
To New York l. Boston Passengers.
]" Hours Saved
TAKING TlIE
~ New York l. Erie L. II.

Passengers taking III, ; ~ ~ Train IN MeliIan
Cniral tsailr,al al Chi,ar", arrist at Sn-r i'shh
81 ider, ~ 80 VI san. day aud eoH1e.f tscfnsrf-
~ With tn New York \ Eii- R,ilIoal, arlic IL
New Notk c,tv n.Nt day "A, 2 - PN,
St.NEN HOURS and Twcusy Minutes IN al
uins. ~ any ofEer Route
Passengers taking III 9 - T. train On Michigan
Cent, u s,suI ct thconrit tv Niagara Falls
itsd all, ~ III North Shcr line ~ steamboats, I"
Ku'Ttt, a,fINin. IN tim for y M \ tram 'ii the
NV York l. ~ R,ltoai apsivng. N n " York
sang ~ MN
or 1IDi u .Wi Twr'nx n'inuies IN ddrdnre
If the Albany r"afe
nj he u conn, 1t I",,h with steamboat direct t.
Hull, 40 and arrty" for if, 80 " 81 at's Al
Express ., III y X I'm II ,tiTads arflAlhI
III y W K at u I! : PI.
SIN B1Ol RS IN ddrancs of ne .NHpy vonsr.
Passenger. ,akiir III 10 TIA an thu >tn,t con
| n-t ~ punkiIk with III" 4 VI tram on ia" \ y
1 r. u. H:,iifs al tftiNi nr ~ ~ " \ ~ - y.
ONE IIOi u u nj Twenty minutes IN ad5anc.
| of amy oN.r roa,,
| rs,s ne,r, leaNirg c'irt..a Shiurhty = ~ NJ an
! On Mich Central RI rUa viii aifisc IN Ne" i'hk
| CITY Sut,dsv . -
NINETEEN IiOl RS IN adruncc # ne .tt'fng
| route
Trains from Dunk tx Euii,In aad NIAGARA Vail "n
NYA Eth. Railroad maxi direct a.nuecir'n- with al
trains having Chicar" fer Tn. Eat running through
direct t y " York It'll les changes than AMY 9th
| route.
! ;-pa>srn.srs mus be particular To purchase
TICK "a y, l"rk Ere Railroad. II they "i.h ''
save AIX"r SEVEN HOUH. in Time, AMI =
| th'pn'h without d'lay.
| MrTc,,uis, Produce aud Stick D"aicrS can MAKE
thruu- Contracts l,y cailiuc IN. Company Ag Mt
Al PETERS, Ayr, Is D-.,ti~ru u, Chie'g'.
FL I'll. Gu Az nj, Clev'land, o.
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TO Lease.

A \lMEER 81 dr.iis',ir Lots f"r No. lcuc -
Il Main. and II ,rrI~.,n streets, to l'dsc tnr
90. term ~ - wears. Apply 4"
W H. y GiihiEY.
Gnice Msin bet. Front AMI ) co'it streets.
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DAVENPORT IOWA.
Rev e. q. STREET. Principal.
rI.JJIS StiIuiI. viii r.-..p.n Tor III, .uisr Fail
i Tenn. ~ Monday. August 18th. al ?"tirk
NJ sch i;.-rn IN II, b,.cn nj ii tn Pr'shy-
trriau Church. s"rmr Third and Hrrriaen streets
I.n- l3dlW
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SALT STRING DIscoyEssp.-A letter
from St. Joseph, (Mo. } to the ST. Repabli
can, saws: -tsft
"Maior Baldwin, the agent Of the Kcka-
200 In,i,rns. has discoved on the Grasshop.
per River, within the Klcakpoo Rrserva'
ton, ''the finest Sail Spring in the United
States, il not i, the world" Major Bald
win says the stream is very copious, and SC
strongly lmpregncted that the taste sickened
hlm ia a anomeh', and III It ,crystalizes on
the slightest exposure and repo>e. ,,5
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SlpOrtSIllcIl

Won will lind th' best brands Of
i diamond c. ain t:un P"wd'T;
Shut--,aii siz's:
Water Proof Gun Gays:
n DAlZEII h CO.
IaurIitf1 2dI rrrIs -.
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EXAMPLE or RATES ron INSURANCE. ~ ~

r'i~nn " h" nr'd al or natiy all ~ th"it p"'I"
th'it bItin'Ss may h,y- credit ~ oUc hall ''i
snrui, premium - III. Puirie~ ~ j@r c'Bt ,Of' Z
ln.Htn'' - ~ ,l''s from 10 Ia ~ AMI for nn,p,i
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RtFUS CHOATE.
To +. w. F.rLIy and o'hsr grutl'm' n
Of the MaueWhas State Genital C"mult-
tee,
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exist Ia this country that none but the traiekers ia
slaves and souls OF permitted TO enjoy freedom OF
speech and OF the press they plant their feet that
We are living under the sway OF borderruiansm ncar-
mated in the person Of Franklin Perceo Longer he t
naate trcsd If he United States bat deserving o.
immediate Impeachment and removal for his perfdy and
treason the Inscriptions tool OF the slave power and
therefore, that WE ARE IN TIE MIDST OF REF0-
LUTON TO throw OF the chains OF slayehoding OH
garchy thousand times nolerabie to be borne than
any ever imposed upon revolutionary fathers by the
mother country
This resolution has the genuine republican flavor II
smaeks of rebellion against government Not only are the
laws in Kansas invalid but Franklin Pierce is no longer
the legitimate President of the United States We are
in the midst Of revoluton That will do Seward, Gree
ley, Weed Co. should down from their places az
drivers and Garrison, Parker Lucy Stone Lucretia Mott
aud Remond be installed in their seats and take the rens
Of the republican movement"
But the last and crowning resolution, which these phi
anhropsts ourshed in the faces Of their enemies before
adjourning, was follows:
ReSoped That shall neither gre ask for any guar
9fr but our motto Is, /" VICTORY OR DEATH' ~
We are in themid of revolutions Victory death
Garrison, Seward TO have flung their banner to the
breeze with this inscription They demand political pow
en- They seek il by resisting the laws and if need be by
"reyoluton' in form of government "yictory" for
our friends and parsans is their wachwod at the
expense OF death to the constitution and to the hopes OF
free institutions in this western hemisphere.