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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-12-10


TO ALI POINTS EAST
vTNHE "chirRg0 and Collingwood Route" hr.t e.
i tablishcd last season, has received wei. meritet
distinction from the entire PRISE and the Travelling
Public and has bcen universally char - The
most romantic, pleasant and popular Route ever ~s-
tablished III the Union The entire ang.ments fol
1856 havc b.cn made with the view 10 rendering this
Great Lake Route the most comfortable, pleasant
and Systematic in business arrangement.
Ii Is the route for the Business Man, the Tourist
aad the Pleasure Seeker. II abounds with the Wild.
ct and grandsat seenery-t'c BEAUTIFUL shores Of
Lake Michigan and the lslts decking the northern
outlet the classic Island Of kzckinac the tradi-
tinnary Manitouln Islands (the home o. The indian
Spirit OF the Lskes) and the INTERCHANGEABLE Isles
OF Georgian Bay-form series OF sisws unsu rpss sed
on the northern continent,
The Boats luxuriously Furnished! f,r night tray-
FL; and BY sailing arrangements the daylight il pass
"a At the Straits and among tic Islands Heat du
and railroad dlsccmforts are avoided. In tine hottie
days Of summer, traveller. enjoy = gentle Lake
byeere.
Al Mack.naw. Boats make conn, cton 10 ssult Ste
Aaive and lakr Superior.
On sorivirn At Toronto passengers can IN = few
hours Visit the Great Suspension Bridge aud the Fails
Of Niags.a, or trip IL through the Thousand Islands
and The Rapids Of the st. Lawrence. Boats from To-
ronto cross Lake Ontario Ia the night 10
BUFFALO, ROCHESTER, OSwEGO, CAPK WIN.
CENT, OGDKNsBURGH, KINGSTON
and MONTREAL.
ALBANY, NEt YORK, boston. PHiLADEL-
PHiA,
And al other EAstern Cities.
The following magnificent Passenger Boats comprise
KErsToNR STATE, oap.. Richards,
BUCKEYE STATE. Capt l. Ghamberlin.
NIAGARA, Capt Miller
QUEEN CITY. Capt VIM watts.
The LOestSiNseU,
Capt DAVENPORT; win run between ColIinswod
and Green Day. connecting with the regular line to
m i.oa,s viii leave Chicago, on Tuesday, Thur,
LAy and SAturlAy eyenin4s -
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-12-10
New York and Boston.
ca "a r;lsa5GE,1f -sssszss's.
TIME AND DISTANCE SAVED, VIA
.VPsr York and Erie
Wide Gauge, Double Track,

r A IL r O A .
Tia Dunkirk Buffalo. Niagara Falls or SHs-
pension Bridge.
UNTHIS IL the only Wide Guagc Railroad having
i wild. and spacious saloon Cars running through
from Dunsirk Buffalo Niagara Falls and Suspension
Bridge 10 New York.
without Change Of Cars OF
Baggage,
anordiss unusual comfort,
Speed & Safety.
Boston passengers leave New York daily, at
o'clock, P. NJ, on the
Most Splendid Steamers In tho
World.
via
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-12-10

at customer.
Al early call viii viii secare choice selections.
EDWARD ALDEN.
s~cend street, opposite l. Claire Row Davenport
Iowa, Between MMia ami Br adyA stpiS-'ltf.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-12-10
Chicago, Alton 4 st. Louis X. Il.
q Sl:if.
AIRLINE ROUTE BETWEEN
GhiCaxO and So. LOuiA.

rains leare Chicago for 81. Louia and inferno
didte places.
Accommodation Train, Sundays exceptsd) 930AA
Express Train, saturdays excepted) ii foPA
Trains ledre 81. Louis for Chicago and inferno
didte places.
Accommodation Train, Sunday . cxcepted) 70nAn
Express Train Saturdays excepted 3s0pA
Trains directly through, without change OF
cars or baggage. Trains run through Joliet Bloom
ington, Springfield, Carlnville and Alton.
wiTraiLs run on this road make direct connections
III Joliet Cut on and Michigan Central Railroad at
Joliet making this the shortest, quicket, and
liable route between 81 Louis and New York, Boston
Philadelphia, and the East.
With Illinois Central X. II At Bloomington, for La
Sale, Mendoza and Cairo.
I'M Great Western Of Illinois at Springfield, for
Decatur and Naples.
With all the Railroads diverging from Chicago
with daily line Of Packets At 81 Louis for Keokuk,
New Orleans and Missouri River.
Through Tickets for I'll places mentioned above can
be procured at al the principal ticket Offices In the
United States, and ut the Odices
In 81, Louis In Chicago
Foot Of w Washington ~. q Dearborn street, oppo.
enue, on Levee. rte fremont House.
RIOH'D 2. MORGAN, JR., bupt.
Hivvminston, San. !. iS6S. ie6ledn
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-12-10

0G - n0lAVn 7oHy
TIvHlS work Ills place hitherto vacant. The Sc
IL lection IT tunes is excellent. Also arranged by
themselves old tunes, especially for prayer and social
meetings.
nne selection OF pieces for opening and closing
ervices, special occAsirns. &c. Also Chants for r
iscopal service and last but not least 100 pages
evotcd TO Instructions and exercises which make IL
invaluable for the Teacher. We intend q al time to
b supplied with the work BY the quantity. Orders
solicited Cops sent lpcstage free, thc receipt Of
q (the retail price. Teachers, Ch0risicrs and Musi-
clans are requested TO examine the work
Published In New York By Mason 4 Bro, and 10.
sole ~ II PORTER 3 BRO,
(ouGlldWt Rock Island-
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-12-10
PROFESSOR MOTIFS
FEbRIFuGE WINE,
IN QUART BoTTLEs.)

.yEVER kN own TO Fill
VIE greatest Medicine ever discover ed for the cur
L OF Fever and Ague, Chill Fever, Dumb Aeue.
and al bilious diseases. This valuable medicine has
now been before the public for several years, and
there can b. no better evidence offered OF its efficacy
than It's extensive SALE and constantly tncre aSipe
reputation. AMI this Il owing 10 its having performed
som OF the most wonderful and astonishing cures
That have ever been known. Being purely vegeta-
DE- Tree from all foreign deeterous or mineral com.
pounds, Febrifuge Wine may be taken with the Mt.
most safety under almost any circumstances II
STRENGTHENS the stomach invigorates the system and
entirely prevents the languor and prostratlon Of
strength which alway1 attends Fever and Aeus and
checks the fever but removes the disease Of the v.
er ana other organs, on which the Chill and Fever
depends The thousands who have usec the Febri.
uge Wine need no further evidence OF its virtue than
It's happy restorative effect II Is truly . wonderful
medicine, and operates on the system like 4 charm
The 6rst second dose Of Pebruee Wine breaks the
cnis, and II continued according to the directions, II
removes the disease permanently from the system
and leaves the body In 4 healthy condition. Those
persons Who are a1cted With Fever and Aguc or any
this valuable medicine fair trial. which Is ali that
Is necessary 10 insure SUCCESS and convince all Of ts
superiority over every other remedy ever OHered In
the public Certificates Of the hi9hest responsibility
might be presented TO sustantiate al that Is claimed
In Its behalf but 1t will be left to introduce itsefso
stand or fall upon It's own merits. A.
Caution 10 the Publk.-Dc sure that the nawe Of
the proprietor, JonN WIu8n, Is In his owa Laniwri
Ting, on the Promissogy Note, which il attached %
the bottom Of each engraved label on the bottles.
Sold at retail By Druggists and Merchant very
where.
All Wholesale orders must be directed 70 Johu v.
ner, 81 Maiden Lane, N. T., or to Hay d Baldwin,
wholesale druggists. Chicago.
sold wholesale and retail by Aessrs
ALvORD VAN PATTEN
Ia
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-12-10

DesMoinos River Land FOR sale
LIND DEP.lRTME.NT.
AssAaoSsSs Rtser Navigation and r. r. Co.
OUAwAs Iowa, April ~, 1855.
SnE undersiened hereby gives no;icc, that this
Omee Is now open for the sale Of these valuable
snoe hey VIII 3 sold on long credit, and in lots to
nth means and wishes Of purchasers
AIyfurther Information desired in relation Ia thosy
g. Will BE- furnished application at this ofasa
mail or otherwise GRO " pPRYIEs
t"sy's"J Lana Commissioner.
LAND.DE ARYnEY,
DEs MONIES NAVIGATION Co
I'm the sixteenth day of June next, the once h
~ sne see Of the lands OF this company viii Tor
removed from this place to Fort De- Moines
These lands viii Be sold on long crcdits. and IN
io's 70 SUIT the means aud wishes Of purchaser.
GEO r. PERKINS
o... Land COMMISSIONS
CssunhSs IVA 10 Ay2T daN>
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-12-10

Y ELpqopns mdaAee1 = ~ seAesstbsr. q = CraD
E.Sssss = m 49,.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-12-10
Dr. y VI sr B. r SshhkA'H'
OCCULIST AND AURINT.

LAS permanently located IN Rock Island, on I'M.
H nos street, opposite Island City Hotel, where
he will b. happy to see all persons afflicted with dis
eases Of the Eye and Ear,
Having devoted several years 10 this special branch
OF his profession, trusts that he relieve many
who have given up in despair with Amauro is, the
symptoms Of which weakness Of sight, imagipayy
objects floating before the eye; objects appear OBJ
secured by cloud hAsiuess flashes Of light ehayge-
meut Of the pupil, &c.
Cataract, In which the lens turn white and pre.
vents the ray Of light passing through It, Opthzma
or inflammation, Eear-sight weakness Of VISION Stra.
bsuns or Squirting, well Deafness In IL various
forms.
Hsying received from Paris the new and wonder.
ful Opthalmoscope, with which We are enabled 10
lock into thu depths Of the eye and sce the ntero9 =
clearly the outsde and thereby ascertain the ex
act state OF the optic and retna In Amaprosa
the lens In ncipient cataract. Also the illuminated
Spectrum for examng theesr, we'll ~ several uev
medical preparations for cnriug opecty Of the cor
ncrs Of m over the eye without the Of the knife
or caustlcs.
To prsveSt imposition, Or, B. deems Il prudent 10
state that he 10 regular Physician. Being gradu.
ate Of the University Of Vermont, also Of the Nev
York Opthamlc Hospital and his success q a Occu.
list Is attributable 10 the perfection to which be has
hronsht TIE Of mecsted vaposs In the treatment
Of diseases OF the eye.
p g. DR.. ,. will devote portion Of hi. time 10 t,s
treatment Of cAronic dsesses especially Il tn thruaa
u0gs, having cared hiasslf Of Oonsumpt,on n.
alarEe part Of his risAt lung ios, By dlesese.
well - many others ID 3 like condition
Once ho0rs mum nine 10 Ibur
Rock Island, Oct. -, led1. dvtf
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S,onington, Norwich or Fall Rive

Through Tickets are good on either OF the above
routes.
Through Tickets and general information can be
procured al the Company's Once No. =. Dearborn
street, opposite fremont HOUSE, Chicago.
Merchants, Produce and Stock Dealers can FAKE
through by calling on the Companys Agents
A. II. PETERS, Ag't, IS Dearborn street, Chicago.
b. y. SMITH, Gen. Agent, Cleveland, Q.
durI-
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-12-10
INSURANCE ADVERTISEMENTS.

rpxrSpc ,RH2iirlscotor,S- coox
iikSEf $. GILBERT. HENRY CHAPMAN,
,GEoRGE HuLY
ofT1ccrA
EDMUND casf1fIb fse1' mENRY BANDIT, sc.
HENRY CHAPMAN, Tr.asr.
N GILBERT, General Assent and Surveyor
TINS Company . as oresnlz.d tue 9th day VI
March, A d 1854 uudrr a Special Charter from the
LtStsaturc 81 Illinois ,at business commenced under
N most favorable auspices. 1t. esisbil hmen has
t*eu upyn FIRM aud reliable basis. aud IN view vi
It's stability soaness and lyssnai.ency ranks as ore
OF the nrst INSURANCE Conpanis ia the country. To
th". desirons u protecting themselves AGAINST loss
% daave by Fire or pefil- d the s. hey beg leave
- gfi'r til" following
REFERENCES:
Asssrs Stone Il Witt C4eveiai,s o
NAiIams q Autry Caieago
Norton a sfuthrf
Z. Stone .. B-nsr,
\ purtid. Pre-. Ea,iue < Miss Kahsoad
Tn {, Noithfup. Cssh'r Rae 60 Bank
VIM u. LFnde, fsq Milwaukee
J. q. Gourvr, Ks,l Racine
llsnry Fari4Am, Pest Chicago AR Raliroad.
y 1tihari. Cssh. Com. Bank. Chicago
pau Y. Raos.s E.q, Gsvelanh o.
Hen i'hhG Breeim, Treas'r Of state, Columbus
Tho s8nihfli, e., spriNgfcid, IN.
Hon. X. taimheFi!a, -. L,ur. Mo.
Net5rs. wadswofth. wells X seyesn.ors, Chicago.
NH4srs ] ", hurcb e., Chicago Bank
lieh Wm. Mst Governor Of Ohio
Arssrs q, W SIR . On, Chleago,
Jhid, tnaili Pratt, DIXON, Ii
VIA. blanlapl E-q,, Morris, IL
liun WA Tfestt, So, - state Goiinibus,O
Mr. II 9 40. &. Cook & Co, Rockford III.
II wheeler, n son. Aurora
Ncaiutah % 'e. Es.., buffalo, N y
Wa fundt, E.d., Springfield,
Hon I " Blri,y, Judgr Jupleruc Court Mar Siield;
DhIc
t.r't tutn Springfield IL
R'tarf Ivers, Ed, - Lou NJ
II FIELD,
AGENT al Davenport a.i IL K Island.
pfFl' 4. Davenport, al thu sTA1h DEMOCRAT
once Post ONCE Building Brady street
luip s-tf
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-01-02
~ Mr. Han Who has the honor to repres

sE Mr.. Hall who has the honor to represent
or misrepresent this district has not been heard
ofexcept as a voter for Richardson, the Admin
istration candidate for speaker, and the embodi-
ment of the Douglas Nebraska party in the
House. Thus far he is misrepresenting nine out
of every ten Of his constituents
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-01-02

srn. rx....>.~...-a~ xx~~
i Tes~ s.srn.. - sscs en.~.k g. - -
r., .:.;ss.. .,...,,.- ..,s-.-s;ss:... -. =.
-
'os " s'nso' q ine iowa staseshah, @ ifo'H % ms
pcareb upon fi1c watch tower with bis eye upon
| the hosts Of The unterrified. has Ike jobs war
Hos. .,.,,,.a d.. .,.,,.... e..,, ,,;.,,,
- - -. !. $50. =
s'Heis no''cs 2. 'ro1l oIen iof tney
are nsincibie but from fiiendsin disguise comes
the danger. There are BLACK "A Aholi,ionists and
Rl,x.ar r,o- Na.,,;,...;.. g..
- - -
s''os'ous .' p ure AN anu imhacnate sepraska party
Angels and ministers of grace defend uss
Where Is the committee Of nubi;c safetys Tho
NJ. H.. -, =. -.
"'>'. 80 - % : = Z :. -.
res 81 aafersts r and htcfed as was thought 81
an its impnfitiea Il not yet perfect! When viii
Ii beg And Hi,en all the 3chaff is blown away
and ,,,th;,, lef, I'm, ,ha o.Ia, -a;,, III, .h.ro
$. - ....,' :.
w W isi' y pe ''s'ote l ~ tne naked eyes
But read what the Statesman says and see if We
hare exaggerated the perils of the party: ,,,s ~
+. r.. - !
~ arfhoAchiss soosvEsrios-uus Drrf
,iz = the espceai anty OF poitieai paper,
ot .he TIMES ihdicate piot
ssalase titc Hiesr.ty " the party, 70 raisc tne
~ saI.nhs volce sach eoiIors, We, OF the
, ao"a ~stabesihan ~ Herein desire 70 caution the
~ ,,', .ora o. 70 .ne existence OF
..ass -. - y. =, ron, many uiher
"a. soulees, so.i IN tne s.a.e ana OUT OF IT we
',.ioratioh naVing strohs SEM
n'ance OF 1rn1nIai .oundat'on that a movement
=. ~ unuer process oi peIng carried oat, ny which
sne colhing e,sh,n o. January convention Is Is 10
~ ~ PaoAca WIN ~, = nos.,e 10 te a.e state
ne'u ~ Fol' ges Moines Par'ieuiary
on .e Ns.aska anu nnow Notnlhg issues,
au .s, -, s,.a'e uche' s " pe ho"nated ac
~, .lis seems nafu 70 pe oenevee, ana
ye'it "ouiu pe stu Ilaruer W reJect the evidence
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-01-02
A SHORT HoNEYNooN.-On the 10Th inst. we
published the following: 81. 9afzaas' = h'b ari'


A SHORT HoNEYNooN.-On the 20th inst. we
published the following la 2sfaaa'' = i4s '-t=
MARRIED.-On the 10th inst, at the house of
his brother, Mark Beaubien, ESQ, by Justice
Lamb, General J. B. Beaubien to Miss Kate L.
Pennean, all Of this city. d saile OH s6 zEsa
On the 22d we were called upon to insert
this: ..@ 80. X, ,r....-..5s ..... !.
NOTICE.-An persons are forbid trusting my
wife, Kate Louisa, On my account, as she has left
my bed and board without cause and provoca-
cation, and shall pay no debts her contract
ing. rs safs q .ta3HE aaH szil snsge
dec22 fg -szers John B. Beauben. 10
Miss Kate must be exceeding hard to please.
Gen Beauben is known to our first citizens for
the past 80 years, and has ever been most, high
ly esteemed both as soldier and civilian He
represented the town Of Layden in our las,
Board of Supervisors with credit to himself and
honor TO his constituents, and he holds high
command in the citizen soldiery Of our State. =
What more could a woman wish for in a hns
| band than honors, fame, wealth aud respectable
ity For our part, if Miss Kate lives to be wooed
and won by man as much younger than she
| as she is younger than the General, she viii no,
| be deserted SO early in the delightful period O
! the honeymoon, as our poor old friend the Gen
eral, SO cruelty finds himself at the present mo
| ment.-Chicago Democrat $50 81 % 81 2 !
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-01-02

CURIors SURE IN 4 CoURr.-A curious point
Of law has just been decided by County Court
Judge at Exeter, England The question was
whether an inhabitant of town was at liberty
to keep animals whose noise proved.a serious
annoyance to their neighbors. 1t was shown ON
the part OF Ar. Abraham, that his neighbor,
Mr.. Minty, had cock which scroued l50 times
in 25 minutes. The learned judge thought this
was an amount of Growing which human nature
was not bound 70 put up with, and awarded TO
the plaintiff Is. damages. .l5ss S.ssEsf -,
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-01-02


+ An article on the war in Kansas appeared
in the Gazette of Saturday which departs from
the line Of total depravity," generally pursued
by that paper on all political subjects. We ac-
count for it, as we generally do, by supposing
that the editor is absent from his post, and sup
pose that when he returns home he will take it
all back" % ba1ts edf 81 safsGi 5r rs
The issue of Sunday has leader, cautiously
breaking ground in favor Of repeating the consti-
tutional inhibition against banking in Iowa. He
proves as clear mud that the prohibition has
made Iowa a great, glorious and prosperous
State. And after establishing this proposition,
moves very cautiously in favor ofrepealng it
One would hardly think it necessary to recite
the advantages we have derived as a State and
people, from the exclusion of Banks of Issue, as
an introduction to proposition of this kind,
But dropping the ahsurdity of the thing, we
take it as an evidence that the .Locofoco party
is progressive institution, and is acquiring
some new ideas on questions of currency. ''a1
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-01-02
"Wha wad fill a coward's grave,
Let him turn and feel"

All of this is none of our business But we
cannot, under the circumstances, refrain from
confirming the testimony of the Statesmen, and
informing that section Of the party of which Sen
ator Jones is fugleman, that the thing is all set,
the wires all laid. The mine ha s been placed,
and the Nebraska party will be blown 'higher
than a kite" in a little less than no time. The
head quarters of the conspirators is at Burling-
ton! 1t is, however, understood, that our POST
master, and the Collector of the Port of Burling-
notice 80
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-01-02

3 ,DEArH op 'RoBERr ScUYLrR.-The following
lines from private letter from Paris are trans.
lated from the Courier des Aats eUnis: ssafGo oi
9GsRobert Scuyler died about the middle Of last
month, at his residence in the environs of Genoa.
where he had been living for some time In the
strictest incognifa with his family. 9esd bns inh
7 He was not enrichedby his nnonstrous frauds;
on the contrary he received from America the
funds necessary to his substance hae .s91Er 1as
4 The place of his resldence would have been
known long time ago IL certain PERSONS oecu.
plying important positions in the management Of
several railroads, and especially Of the New Ha.
ven Railroad had not been deeply Interested IN
securing his silence and absence from the eo,iii.
try.tf3 on oo} scg EGa8a9 sF has .aniGTsH
Since his departure from America, his health
has been on the decline, and he finally died Of
grief and modification. &c ~ EE7ztE',l iS7o1 On
Several eminent fnanciers Of New York viii
not be sorry to learn the news of his DEATH He
has left, as am informed, great number Of i'm.
portant papers, which win be published They
will form a curious chapter in the history Of
speculating enterprises in the New World. The
corpse has been inferred Temporarily, and will
probably, be transported to America, :. 9.7 ~
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-01-02
H,EBARTLETT & Co.,

" IL. coatlnuc the Commission and
| erWartttng business at the old stand
a. ~, sash prices viii be paid for GRAIN They vii
~ = = 70 The shipping and selling Of Grain and Pro
- go ~ aes, reasonable terms. Sales guaranteed-
, - S 10 order by the load or by the bushel
ss,,s.s.ss - 'rscs or will be delivered to order.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-01-02

MURDERER ARREsTED.-The r. l. Advertiser
states that j. D. Bunnell, sheriff of Lake county,
Ind, passed east on the cars Wednesday even
ing, with prisoner named George Brannon,
arrested at Upton, in this State sf,4 sa-, ~
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-01-02
a''& 5 SCH SCHOLTE & GRANT, ! !

DANK EESSsLNMU a & N %, N NOtUf1eS HuD.
ID lie nnd Attorneys AT Law, Pella, Marion
county, Iowa Collections made, Gold, Silver Current
BANK notes, Land warrants and Drafts on all principal
cities In the e. s. bought and Sold 3a ~ ~ fii3
Lands entered oneash time In any part Of the State
Second hand lands bought and sold commission. We
have about 900 acres second hand land in all sizes
and conditions, for sale on reasonable terms. - -
All legal business attended TO-
Also Agents for u s. Life Insurance Company, of New
York City; Iowa State Fire Insurance Company of keo
kuk Coopers d Ciarks' Steam Engine Mandatory, Mt
Vernon, Ohio; For all Agricultural machinery and gen
eral Agents for Patents, ...,..5 s., ~
Editors and Propretors Of the Weekly Pella Gazette
Independent in Politics and religion. Terms $2 year
In advance. Advertisements inserted at usual rates..
Also Of Bankers and Land Agents Monthly Bulletin.
Sa BOOk AND JOB PRINTERS. dec4s