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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-10-13
THE DAILY IOWA STATE DEMOCRAT---DAvENPORT, IOWA

DPaAUD.-We v0u1A call attention Of tie
public a0ains iFsnd daily prsctioed upon
the unsuspecttng IN ~ 0e1s3e Of DR. J HosTET-
TER's celebrated nkamneh Bjtters Since these
Bitters have beco0s % popular others having been
making preparstions 70 lltsts H. and In some sssse
have purchased old bottlss end re-nled them We
would advise all persons % buy Of none but respects.
bic dealers; the genuine ore ali covered with metal
lie cap ane the name on u.
For sale BY Barkley, thompson Go Agents,
loner Of Second and P~rsy Streets.
nDDR 7. II. CAvAHAUGH.-Wew would Gall
attention 10 the card Of this gentleman in
another column, IS one which merits the attention
u the afflicted. The Dr. Is old and thoroughly
educated physician, aud has devoted his life 10 ths
special diseases he now sdyertsas To treat He bring,
letters Of high recommendation from the citizens 81
jacksonville, his late home.-C1icsgo Journal Ma,
isth 1885.
For sale in this city by c. r. WEBB, Jyla
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-10-13

Pursuant 10 call published IN the
State Democrat and Evening News, a meet
ing Of the Democratic Young Men of TIN,
city. on Friday evening last, waa organized
BY calling NJ. E. Peck to the char aud
appointing J. Slade, Secretary
Mr.. Johns then stated the object OF the
meeting, it being TO organize a Young Mems
Democratic Association
Messrs. Hairs, Plumer Il Howell were
appointed committee 10 procure and fur
nish . suitable room for he meetings of the
association, and Messrs. Johns, Flumer,
Wilkie, Congdon and Harris were appoint.
EIDE Committee to draft Constitution.
Remarks were then made by Messrs
PlumeY, Johns, Kinzie and others.
On motion the proceedings were ordered
to b published IN the State Democrat and
News
The Association then adj burned TO NEE,
again on Tuesday evening, Oct, lath, q, I
o'clock, to hear reports Of Committees and
elect permanent oflcers.
E. PECK, Prss't
J. J. sIADE, Sec'y.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-10-13
DesseOcrOttc Nominations.
Presidential Electors.
} @. HALL and JAMES GRANT, ssnafortai
u a HlSCH LAT D.s, A. PALMER, 2d Ia
GOV. FLOYD IN WALI~STREET.

The late speech Of GOV Floyd IN the
city Of New York, has fallen into the
camp Of the Black Republicans with
pretty much the effect Of ahuge bomh
shell bursting within the walls OF
peaceful city at the dead Of night
CONSERVATION has blanched the check
Of the abolition ring masters and the
woody horse has fatigued and woe
bsgone look, indicative OF speedy death
His exposure Of Mr. Banks wilful ms
statement In reference TO the rcla
tive trade and productions Of the
Northern and Southern states was a
complete crusher. The hlgh-toned
and lofty sentiment which characterized
his speech were an almor Of defence 10
1t against the eager desire Of the Gree
leys and Bennetts Ia find a flaw ioi
bowling comment But the language
and the matter of his speech were
such, that il is impervious to attack,
and this adds to the chagrin of the en-
enies of Democracy Ii Will be some
time before "Let the Union slide
Banks again ventures to impose upon
the commercial men ofNew York Will,
his pcrversions and misstatcment..
He is sifted, weighed, and his dIsunlol
efforts parali1ed SO completed y that II.
other attempt will be likel, to hcmad,
70 corrupt commercial men with dis
union sentiments.
II is in the rural districts, where Tia,
honest and independent ycomanN AR
deprived Of the political light which
books and daily papers afford, tina
these abolitionists are most successful
in their work of creating scetlona
hate. These isolated farmers losc lih
srty, hate oppression, AMI are devoted
" attached to the constitution and III,
Union, and could they have more ligh'
aud teresee the main object and deslgl
Of these insidious ahohtiouists they
would spurn their councils and dis
connect themselves with the danger
Gus party. Blu, the tremonters at
to induce them To- believe tha
Congress has right 10 aholisi
slavery in both States and Territories
that the South is constantly guilty .
aggression, that IA Shareholder eau put
in the ballot box three votes for ever,
five OF his slaves, and tha, one grant
purpose of Shareholders Is to establish
slavery in the free states Such are
the talsehoods employed toy the trlcke.
leaders Of the Abolition part, to de
ceive the honest veomanrv OF the
country, and they are often times toe
successful. But among reading and
thinking business men such arguments
are laughed At Banks could not i'm
pose upon merchants with his "shrieks
for freedom" and he will meet as little
success in the rural districts, where the
people are waking up to the impor
lance Of the success of the Democracy
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-10-13
New. ~. to DOL. Lanes Proceeding.

ON ~ NE1IdNkA Nf'NN. 81 -'ii ull
Inn Lam was in Nebraska City one
week last THURSDAY He then told rs
that tie war was probably over He
then sad that his PRAYER was for Peace :
Peace Peace , And while he
prayed for Peace he was bringing pow
der, lead and cannon across the Mis-
souri, river at this place, with which
he intended still to carry on the
war in Kansas. We told hm We re
gar'ied ms army ~ !; vast clertlonccr-
| Ing machine Ia machine which had
been wound mp To run until after tue
election for President $50. Mr.. Lauc
denied that charge with well tcigncd
indignation We remarked that. if
the Republican party faded to keep up
the excitement in kansa, failed to
manufacture martyrs to order until al
ter the election, Mr. Buchanan would
und .ubledlN be elected. Lane then
said. that il the war had closed the
FIRE. stat Lcg,Siat"rc ,ro,'id be coiicd
'o4sfhtr ,rtthtn Ten d"qS,
Now every sane man knows. that
calling this seli-coustituted Legislative
body together again, would renew the
troubles ant uourlsh new wars. Every
man vino viii Tor one moment calmly
reflect upon the present state OF affairs
n tins nloH upon the threatening
/ excitement that now portcuds civil war
and national suicide will at once con
denim the desperate men who feed this
excitement who spawn ii as a
rotten carcass breeds maggots. w
say every Patriot, be he from the South
OF from the North, will condemn the
men who excite this ,triie-who feel
and glut the rayenou> NAV OF mon
>trous ianatici>m, by making war, by
murder, by saeking towns aud open
dow nrigh, bloody treason in the Terri
tory OF Kansas
The man Lane is one whom politi-
cal contractors and lobbers in office,
have sent INTO Kansas 10 engineer the
machinery for making Black Republi-
can votes He is reckless man. aud
he heads band OF men and brutes who
are as reckless as himself.
And on Tuesday OF this week not
outstanding his admission that the
war was ended-notwithstanding the
proclamation OF the Governor to the
contrary, he has returned through this
place 10 Kansas. He returned with
an armed escort OF traitors, like him
returned taking more cannon with
him more arms with which TO plumber
! in his trade OF treason and his mission
1 of murder
This last step, taken as ii Is, after
i the wholesome and energetic measures
of the General Government have be
gun to restore harmony and peace
taken with the avowed purpose OF
brewing discord--this last step, We
say is TREASON The men who per
formed il are Traitors all brewers
Of civil wars, all enemies of the peace
and prosperity Of our common country,
should be hung by the neck till they
are dead, dead. And, if we had the
power, God knows, that we should not
hesitate one second before We would
hang every traitor in Kansas South
ern traitors and Northern traitors.
Atchison traitors and Lane traitors, ev-
cry one should either bangle in the
! air or neesa <raosan and 1aovs %ba
country.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-10-13
Trustees Sale.

VAyHEKEAS. on the twenty third ia, VI MAY, A.
w ID, 1855, Edward tiuthry ex, cuted unto SAM
Fl Sylvester rs Trustee, certain dee'i OF Trust
ying to said Trustee the Ian in Scott county Iowa,
de, scrioed as follows to-wit The east half Of
veuport, which said conveyance was male BY the
said Rdward Gu'nry, for thu purpose OF securing
the payment Of a certain promissory note add the
interest thereon. signed by said Edward Guihry
dated IN. 23d dav Of May u 1885, and pay able
n follows for tWo hundred and eighty seven
nfty one huudretf dollars paysb- one year after
date with nlere~t at the rat. per per
mum, unless paid al maturity And now. said prom
ssory note having become due and payable and the
said Edward Guthry having faieitS pay the same,
Samuel sylvester, Trustee Is aforesaid d" her by
give this public notice thst by virtue ~ the power
Will In vested by said decd Of Trust, will, on
| "Wednesday, the 6ifth day II No, ember, A d loh6
at the hour Of two o'clock in the afternoon OF said
! day at the Court House door in the city OF Dasen-
port expose and offer sale AT public auction, thu
parcel land above decribed, much thereof a.
shall be sufficient 10 satisfy and pay the amount o.
SAID note with the interest thereon t. the day of sale
together with all the costs and expenses atteudn.
said sale, costs 81 tins motto" and Trustees fees
Upun the completion OF such sale deed will be Civ
en- ia accordance with the stipulation OF said De-,
Of Trust conveying q fun and perfect tItl, to tn
tract OF land sold to the purchaser.
Dated the nth day Of October A u 1856
SAMUEL. SYLVESTER
oCtil -dtd Trustee.
BUFFALO ROBES Tor sale ny
/ ID octIl-i&wif Not RISE VGli.E.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-10-13
From he S.w York Expres--- Fillmore pap-'
tine ESGOEN TlAL VOTE.
yO FREMONT. NEVER!

We have now reached that period IN the
ptesid. ,iiai canvass, where negatives can
be established NOR ally, and almost arilhme-
ticaliy-and the fact is now clear thai the
Fremont Presidential numbng fails, a. did
MiIerism kossuthism. aud the other isms
generally
Tue Total Number Of presidential votes
i. 296, thus divided among the Northern and
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-10-13

Music BY STEAx.-Several years ago,
Mr.. ]. c. Stoddard, mechanic Of Wor.
cester, conceived the idea that the bells,
by the vibration Of whose thin edges
the 'Stsssu whistle" Is produced, could
be 30 arranged As to render accurately
the 'a!a,oa!o scale" in music F; and a.
tor experimenting tor soms time, he
succeeded in constructing 9 series Of
bells on which tho seven notes Of the
Octave could be played BY steam.
The dssidsratum was now to produce
4 valve sufficiently delicate to CORES.
p0nd with the touch Of The pssthsmss
Oh sAe ksy.soasd Of N oseas
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-10-13

4 1e1zI yazxexs OaAse2.--Ths
&miss 0ssssas says that the notorious
~ 8laalias Yaaasa sAssseA thae~il.
- . ~ g ~ llass . Z lexAplae
~ r. teeonsuA
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-10-13

@John A Clark, Who resided near
Dsakiss, vss killed BY stroke Of light.
siag % Wednesday lest, while returning
Ae1e fsoo the villses ia bic wagon.
Dee % he hossss b Was dsielne wss
alss killed, cad Ne ether ssasssd By the
OAook.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-10-13

This has finally been effected, and
the inventor has taken out patent,
not only for the application Of steam
to series Of musical bells, but also
for a new delicate valve" for the adj
mission of the steam into the bells.
The Calliope then, rs now exhibited,
consists OF long series of bells, vary
ing in size and length according to the
tone to be produced and running
through four OF five octaves.
The steam Is admitted To these bells
by means OF long series OF CORES
ponding tubes, inserted in small cyl
indar connected with the boiler. A
small wire connects the valve in each
tube with finger board" like that
Of piano forte or organ; and this III
steamboat NAV be placed III the la
dies cabin while the bells themseh
are in distant part Of the boat.
4 full chord of eight notes ma. be
struck at once. as upon the organ /:
and it is needless 10 say that the effect
of such "A combination OF musical tones
is remarkably grand and sublime.
Think of steamer with one OF these
"mighty musicians, on board, plough
ingupt the Mississippi, and waking those
vast ,olitudes with It's trumpet breath
ug>
pom the ocean the Calliope can b'
, heard for ten miles, dlScoursing TIL,
'Star Spangled Banner" and Hail Co
,, lumbia," with accuracy The actor
of the valve is SO nice and perfect tina
the quickest tunes, As Fishers Horn
pipe" "Money Musk, and "Mary's ed
, ding" can be performed with ease, AN
all the accompanying parts distinctl
i given.
4 low ITEMS.
., GUTHRIE Co contains a population {
: 2,l9S. 10 1854, it was III, which d.
notes the wonderful and prosperOr
growth of Western Iowa.
u COMMITTED Newman has bee
= lately nabbed and Gagged in Davis cour
y ty, for appropriating four horses to b
own use near Draksville, without ii
- owners consent.
I CoAL.-A splendid Vel OF coal fro
- four to five feet IN thickness has bee
g discovered near Union Mills, Mahass
: Co., so says the tuscaloosa Herald.
= BEET The editor Of the Glenwot
Times, Mills county, chronicles be
10 raised in that place, measuring thr
fee, in length, and IL "a inches in CT
o. conference.
DEAoCRATie.- A Mass Meeting is ca
!. ed AT tuscaloosa on the Oath inst.
he which many distinguished speakers a
invited 10 be present. Among other
the Hon LIE Grand Boyington Of Io'
City is announced.
MONTGOMERY Co. W 5 Boylston Els
OF Montgomery county, Council Blu
-, Bugle that the Democracy of that regi
are wide awake and confident Of carr
ing the November election by u piuI
=. majority.
REAL ESTATE. Il Buell. Esq. lat,
n, paid $50 an acre for 10 acres OF uni,
=. proved prairie, lying three miles fro
Lyons, Clinton county, which three We
ago was purchased for -, 80 an acre.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-10-13

011ey he'd . bsas Asst 10 Csps
eay esasey, Nee jersey, wssk Or 90
Olooe, WAi6A sesaleed 10 sAs capture Of .
oeas osleAiae ssse go lbs. oiAss bsass
- ~ u Ne osieA 1esAssd. sad . esasd
l1oe y oAssely - ssae 81.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-10-13
FREMONT IN ILLINOIS alS
CIvH

fNitNpN 1iN "
The editor of the Chicago Tribanr has
been aking speeches in llino has one
outside Ct the foetid political circle Of
which Galeshurg Is the centre na> gone
South of the FIRST District, soutn of the
Second Distinct, aud comes Oul boldly and
gives up The contest. He has talked 10
them of abolition and they have laughed al
him he has talked to them of Sla, cry in
South Carolina, and they have SAID il was
none of his business he has SAID that tao
he WAS a South Carolinan he was ION i
Free Soiler and t.ey have told hin, that
while he might be Whate,e or he pleased !.
/ they wer. democrats who knew ia law
higher than he Constitution, an! recogn1
ed no power III Congress to dictate TO the
people bow they should regulate their pri-
waite affairs. He descanied upon the sub
lime doctrine that negroes were a muc 4
ent.tled 10 personal freedom as other men.
AMI they told him tuat the free people OF
Illinois had declared tina an, negro coming
into this State, wha her bond or free. who
did not leave in few hours, should b. sold
into slavery. He shrieked for freedom fer
The negro IN Kansas, and thev pointed him
to Jim Lanes proclamation thst the first
Free State Legislature should forever pro-
hlbit tree negroes coming into that State
He talked to them of Reeder's patriotic de-
votion TO freedom, and they asked him
whether 1t was not Rseder who proclaimed
that Stringfellow and his associates were
the legally elected members Of The Kansas
Leg isIa,ure.
Our neighbor 10, sick OF Southarl Iii.
nois his recol lee tons Of his visit 10 Egypt
annoyed him like a toothsche, and with
mingled feelings Of despair and rage he
wrote the following, aad published 1t on
he morning Of the eth,
" SeUrHEaS IILlSesa-Ths Republican
cause has but Few friends AZ Southern III.
aois' but thsy are aakins manly battle
for Free kaasas, although he Odds are 50
d'sasarsainxiy against then, How much
praise they deserve. cur readers can Judge,
VIXEN We say that there are precincts In
Esyps whore Tssusnt will DOT r., vote,
and that there ses sssatisa wAsrs hs will
q we'll II tnsasy AsA. ~ ,As aAs - ulss.
ssss, aass ~ Ne, ~ ~ Aln ~
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-10-13
LACE CURTAINS.

l,HE richest. handmosest and MOI expensive
i gods in the place. Any al. wishing something
sup", Ia the way Of very Fine Curtains can nnd
thema WADSWokTH y
octI 2-dif opp lie Claire House
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-10-13
DANCING ACABElh.

UtNVINU n MI IN.
nkofES>bk y LEE, NrA&d rr-la#t fulE5 a..,
il notice 10 h friends auA tn titrl - u p4y,t-
rtri, that h., Wi. oIst a art Ia. l.r-
strn5tiou IN Bancul aud t4tIl4 IL FlD, ftd r.
e. IN Fairrvatr'- Han. ~ : cad .tf,t O. "a
Brad, and Perty Tn.r.dlv III. iG5i OF y al. r.
instant a. c9ntinut cac suco-einu In -,iat sud
Thursday during the s AL.
Hours OF ustrut rlau fd Young Lad md Ms
tiers amt Nisef~, from q to ) y NJ
Gentl"men, from to IoP VI
Mr. Lee pledges Inns u ,syoi" his Ia ,y.r-
tions e. the ana ustru Ii, - tha>a who may
favor HIM with their i,atranage
TERMT.-F1r Young l.aiies. Mas;er- and MI->,s.
k"fer To Mr.. C. II. Pricket. NJ lie ClaIre Row.
oci9-dtf
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-10-13

- The following we copy from tha;
excellent aud truly democratic papef. the
Chicago TINES. The Cnica.o Tribane,
from which the last paragraph J.. taken. is
one of the lauiest shriekcs, foi Fle,don
and Fremont but his visit 10 southern II
linois proved ANYTHING bui satisfactory to
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-10-13

TOAN A. GCf viii at,sud 10 ~ seilsest1n q 49,
j tass sutscfiptisaa NJ nsw,geocyk 80 =
Sssss g sssss~s ! .Yafs6aA - . -
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-10-13

A correspondent, Of the Lady's Daily
Companion wants to know "whether the
steep and thorny path can be travelled
in hoop-?" Not by barrel full!
We are pleased t" SEE that IN. req
ular Physicians of Scott county are about
organizing teen; elvr, INTO al as,otll.ioa
tor the purpose Of promoting MEDICAL -
ence. Success to them
tn. CANVASS ~ INDIANA. The Indian.
apol,s Sentinel Ia. the follow ng signif
cant intelligence
The Abolition Battie Ground Conven-
ton a grand fzzle Our advice, from
Lafayette are, that this was to have been
a grand demonstration Of the colored
Repuniican forces of the Upper Wabash,
resulted In almost Al entire failure. The
number in attendance was small the
distinguished orators announced for the
occasion were minus, ditto enthusiasm.
The apology of cur Black Republican
friends for this condition Of things, was
the chilly and d'sagreeable weather.
But Wednesday was better day tina
Tuesday the day of the gathering of the
Democracy at ferre Haute, who made
one Of the most imposing demonstrations
in numbers AMI enthusiasm, il not the
largest, that has assembled iH the State
during the present canvass. The failure
ut T'ppscanoe and the success Of the
Terre Haute IL onimous OF the defeat Of
the Fremonters and a hopeful and en-
couraging augury for the invincib lie
Democracy. A little chilly or frosty
weather nips Fremonsism in the bud. but
it has no influence upon old line zeal or
determination.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-10-13
Eight Dollars,

aud mrch better artici Than nasv merchant, ca
pur' base for the Same mnue, cur assortment 1,
iinsf ,hawi- i unsurpassed N quellty ri hne- o
color, aud beautiful designs. while the prices AZ
very low. We have some 81 the
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-10-13

AiANNY'S Combined Mower snd Reaper for two
lVl aud four horsrs for sale b.
octll-d& WITT NOrRSE 4 SiELt, Agents.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-10-13
LAND FOR SALE.

nLOW OF all des cript,ons for sa" by
,stt1-dAwtf NOlRSE SEIIE.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-10-13
ShaWlS, Sh0Wls!
II IA 90 EI "A
LONG AND SQUARE SHiWLS.

I'VE are prepared t. offer il the ,ve linz Of od.
" some extra FIN fabrics At extrciuelv low pri-
cfs One lot OF Shawl~ We have which ar decided
bargau. being a superior shawl at the low prics ~
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-10-13

Ptithe- hlrsched
and brown Cotton,
c aa-h"s. n I"oer- upon pieces. ahd nj prl'"~ Il
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-10-13
PUBLIC WORK,

DhOPoSALS Will b" received by the undp Sienrd
1 until O'Clock p. NJ, IN the nth day u o., tfbe
instant, for hiiing up that portion u fgont street
and he levee from Br ady TO Main street with earth
and stone. Specifications Of the work can b. sen
at the City Council Chamber
II IAMBACH,
oct'-dih City Engin6
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-10-13
Finest and Richest Shawls


ever brought to this mark, and can aecoinn.oist
pur oh asrrE with a
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-09-23
r. COLON, AUcrIoNEEn.-GENrEEL HOUSE,

by r. COIIoN, MISUNDERSTANDING HUME
hold furniture, carpets, mirrors, curtains, rosewood
tts pianofortc, china ware kc.-F Cotton win sell,
ednesday Sept "a at 1915 O'Clock at No IL Lisp enard
Reet broadway, the entire furniture OF the house.
tch complete In every particular, comprising In part
two suits of rosewood paror furniture rich curtains
cornices tapestry Brussels three ply and other carpets
irs marble top furniture of every description s
|rior bedroom furniture, with counerpanes blankets quilts
BETS china and glass ware &c All the above furniture
been made TO order and be relied upon. More full
|rtie ulars TO morrow.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-09-23

WI FELL, AuCTIoNEER. MARBLE MANTEls
w. lat aucion.-PELL a co. will SELL al auction, ID
morrow "wednesday at IL o'clock, AT the warerooms
Boyle Lauder, Nos. and East Twentieth street,
Broadway the entire valuable stock comprising richly soul
iured and heavily moulded stauary italian marble ans
modern designs large variety OF white ordinary veincd
tuary black aud gold and Mosaic italian marble
tes Also manels Of Pyrennean, arrancoln) Portuguese,
rroccaee and other descriptions Of foreign marbles ell
s "a the most sic styles Terms-four months, over
500 approved endorsed notes Catalogues day before sale
Maaiela ready lor examination
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-09-23

SROCKERY AND BAY STATE GLASS;. j WAL
ORION auctioneer. HENRY O. EVANS will sell 70 the
ae on isesaas sepS 20 ~ ~ ~ & ~ 20 70 Ia
rs Bay State glassware consisting of tumblers, dishes,
ID lies, ceeries bowls gobleis soips &c. Also, china
plain ard decorated silver plated tea ware tea trays
Goods well packed for shipping.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-09-23

w ELLINGTON A. CARTER. AUCrroNEER THIS
w day nj ~ Dey street, corner Of greenwich, a. 10Y
ociock scap teas coffee rice sardines ags raislns ia AZ
monis tobacco segars brandy, gin, wine, &c ais, table
cuery carvts sbovcs spades, boxes glass shrt collars