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New-York daily tribune., 1856-05-24
EXCITEMENT IN MASSACHUSETTS.

BosTos Friday, May 90, 1856.
The attack on Senator Sumner excites much feeling
in Boston and throughout the State. The Indignation
is general irrespective Of political sympathes. The
first account Of it read in the House Of Represen-
tstives yesterday, and caused much excitement. 1t
il probable that public action will be taken
the matter.
ACTION OF THE MASSACHUSETTS LEGISLATURE
REGARDING THE ASSAULT on MR.. SUMNER.
BosToS, Friday, May %, 1885,
In the House Of Representatives this forenoon Mr..
Temple tAmerican) of birmingham, offered an order
that Joint Special Committee be appointed TO con-
slider what action the Legislature shall take in ref
erence to the assault recently made at Washington
upon one Of our Senators in Congress.
The order was almost unanimously adopted, and
the Speaker appointed committee of FIVE on the part
Of the House. The order then sent to the Senate
public meeting il called at Chapman Hall this
evening in relation to the outrage
BosTos, Friday, May %, p m.
The Senate this afternoon unanimously adopted the
order from the House for joint Committee relative
to the assault on Senator Sumner, and Messrs White,
Denez and Sutton were appointed the part of the
Senate.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-05-24
from TA< Bo,toa Pot. Dem.

Irrits.ed by Nr. Summers attack on his absent un
Gle Senator Butler II South Carolina, young Mr.
Brooks according TO the telegraph went into the Ssn
ste chamber ard assaulted the orator in his eeat IN
ac, wss III advised and unfortunate, AZ Il Will pleas
nobody 20 much as the Black Republicans.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-05-24
CONNECTICUT LEGISLATURE.
NEw.HAYTN Endar Mrr o,


There was no choice for Senator this forenoon. The
third and lss, ballot stood TOucey IOl; Dixon. %
Gillette, l6 Baldwin, :; Inghsm HOLSTER. !. I,
il generally believed ths, choice VII be effected ner.
week.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-05-24
From The ProtiSene, tR. / Jou,saL

Our teegrsphc dispatches give an account %
new outrage which Indicates one step more n the
march of Slavery aggression senator ID Congfe-s'
sitting in bic seat in the very Senate Chamoer sur
rounded by ali the protection Of the Constl'uuon =
as,ailed and half murdered for words spoken % oe
bs,e The Hoor OF the senate Chamber l. cosetSi
WITH the blood Of Senator The interference Of tne
bystanders prevented brutal and eowerd 1iies Ss
and the ssssilsnt is bound Orey N e sa% o. , 'T &
4ref doLar,l The telegraph .%nlo1ns % ~ srpi4r. I
Spmon coD5emsine n and some eppqudsg S esli It
!. time that the national CsPtoi we rsInore 10
nlsre where there il different kind of puOc 'iHio1
"a xbeye murder i regarded as crime.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-05-24
CONDITION OF MR.. SUMNER.

WAsHINGTON, Friday, May q, 1856.
Mr.. Sumner is better this morning. and will probably
be able to occupy his seat in few days. appears
that he did not call for help, stated, being nearly
Unconscious after the fret blow.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-05-24
NOMINATIONS FOR CONGRESS.

y,
The Anti. Benton party Of Patte District, Mo-, hsve
nominated Captain Craig for Congress in psce Of Mr.
Oliver, The Bentonists hsve nominated S. J. Lowe.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-05-24

disSraceful .ssaalt upoa Senstos Sumner By bceokS
member of the Hou.e Of Representatives hvn SoesA
Carois. The sct a- 81 our psrccot accounts nfeS
us, wa attended with circumstances that showed .
complete disregard of propnety and decfum uPos tas
part Of lie perpetystor. Mr.. Sumner Wa ATTACHED q
The Senate Chamber proetrsted with blow WITH Q
cane, and then beaten into state Of insenSbhy. We
have no sympathy with Mr. Sumner as politician, sad
have with deep regret the course Of scrimonious
personal crmins,ou, so foreign TO whs, has heretofore
been characteristic Of the Sens,e, in which be and
must protest against the law OF violence which Mem
bers Of Cor gr,ss by the peropa example holding
up for the imitation OF the country Already we have
seeu one Member assaulting an editor another eagag-
;,y IN hrawl with the servants of 8 hote and us,sg
bs pIstol with deadly effect and now thud Member
Jebbsystely enters the Senste Chamber knocks down
a Senator. and beats him until he Is Inseusiose Tue
House must be assured that If II desires 10 preserves
yesire cf pu bic respect these acts 90 de-
rssory to is members canno, be permitted to 90 un-
rebukeG
New-York daily tribune., 1856-05-24
y,o- n. Springfield Mas Rtr.s.rn--


Tie ferocious ana deadly assault upon senator sam.
ner bv South Carolina Member, IL well calculates
TO ian the ae adv aroused feeling of the North 81 toc
treatment which its interests and its cilzens are "
c.ving from Slavery and its defenders. The assault -
akin TO the war upon the people Of Kansas Toseth.
they show bow lordly and impudent Slavery has DO
come and must dee pen snd widen the oonvictca thss
the people Of the Free States must close WIN y N
serious combat in the pending national election II they
would maintain not simply their equal rights, but their
independent existence Freemen. Kansas oorquered
and the Free-Sate settlers driven out, and the free
dom of speech destroyed at Washington. and whss,
pray, Is there leit for Us A.
1be Mr.. Brooks who made this assault upon Mr.
Sumner has been burning with fury against Massschu.
sets and her representatives s inter- tie threstenea
earlier in the session TO kill Senator Wilson, but though
opportunity wss afforded hun, he never attempted -
fulfill bis threat. The provoking psr Of Mr.. Sumnefs
speech that in which he brought into contrast Nan
sas and South Csrolrs, and held Up the fsnsIcum OF
senator Butler and other South Caronians to Just 70
mark
New-York daily tribune., 1856-05-24
E.,., II. goi,.,.o,, 11>vi1lH.

plsGP,CrFII AssAT- ? UPOS SgStTOR Tho n 2
ty of th- Tfited S,sies >-n sie ated, snd 'he
y is.a VI oss Vi il. utmb 70 outraged yesterday BY 8
New-York daily tribune., 1856-05-24
F,em tn P,oss4eres Po',, lD~'n b.

c,.vyl .u4Nz I'VE blush IDf luIlhI HaluIt "15H
'.Ll ,.1ord Of al outrage 20 shameful ana dis-
80 =. Tia, referred 10 In our dispatch from Wash
49, n /. an usut to the country and dsgrsee to
nSiIation: and il viii 60 more 70 arouse and foster
.ectoral agitation than ten thousand speeeh1s Ioh
s.ns,or sunner DO matter how fanatics snd yiOit NJ
and abusive, could possibly have done.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-05-24

cal code Of laws snd violence mustsring her myrna-
Io,s ~ mn. tbs. code IN execution. In shor violence
!. The order Of The dsy TIE North to be pushed 70
the val by IL and ths plot viii succeed q The peopie
OF the Free States are spsthesc 81 the ss'en0o'
cts are insoert. A..
Since we can eIpec. pething from CspsTess, tne
peetipSs and denounce the plot and IL authors Here
an siemp, to silence bod snd fearless represents
tive Of the Free S,s,es whose ocy offence was ins' ae
repeed the stack upon the rights Of bus
with too much plainnes Of speech. Wfthe people OF
! ke cowsrds ana osu tbs; a po,thern man. who Is
above fear in the discharge of his duty deserves TO De
beaten Ike hound 1t i idle TO wait fS what the
S.pste may do-the Senate will do nothing-t never
DOES snything such occasions the people must tsSe
the matter INTO tkeir own hands.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-05-24

HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES
Mr.. WASHBURNE, Me- from toe Committee %
Elections, reported reeo.g:,oE tbs, james e. AC,a 9t
New-York daily tribune., 1856-05-24
XXXIVTH CONGR ESS.
FIRST SESSION.

SENATE... WASHINGTON, May 90 1856.
A message was received from the President return
ing with his objections the bill making appropna-
ton for the improvement of 81. Mary's River, Mich.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-08-06


i~AppLsR rs TicHr SPor 10 a
recent discussion in the L. s. Senate. a
tcW days slnee, Senator John p. Hale
semsrSed that all the troubles 10 Kansa.
had grown cut OF the rcf cal Of the Mis-.
s0uri Compromise.
Mr. Douglas read from a speech Of Mr.
Hale IN ls3S, in which he denounced the
compromise sod declared, - help him
tod. that he would never vote for the
lios Of IS 80 min.
NJ. Hale said be occupied The same
etou~J nov that be did iheo. and de.
slsssd s9sin in very emphatic language
that DO never would vote for tho Mis-
seusi Compromise.
Senator Stuart then rose and nsked Sir
Bale IL Be- did not, two days ago, vote
for Mr. Collsmer's amendment to . bill,
which Vas in the precise words OF tho
blissouSi ompSomiee- Indeed wac the
ConpPomise itseIf?
Hale vas taken down! At the fret
be attempted to deny the vote--but tho
vseoed IVES thers--he admitted and ct
down 10 eonfusion. Such il the misers.
BILE ds@aRoaue Hale, the Abolition ran.
W and fierce advocate of Fremont.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-08-06
EDlTORlALr COR0ISF0NDglCI y
CONVENTION OF THE CONSoIl-
DATED DE NOCRACy.
sIcoUD DAv.
SvaAeusv. July 3lst.

svaAeusS, July 3ist.
The wish most cherishes. in the heart Of
every democrat in the Earle Staie has
been this day oonssnmssed in The eo@Plste
and perfect snion Of our party, j" feeling, |
in enthusiasm, and upon principle.
Never has there been . more taIentee
ami hish toned as,emblsgs OF men in any
poli zeal csnvsatiDa, and never he's the dis
cordant divisions 81 nine years strife,
been more smieabIy settled.
The houses Ut York and Lancaster ere
united TIE war II the Shells 10 at an ead
and the Winter % our fesmer ds.censen:
made glorious Sumner, and the Empire
State will now resssert her democrsti'
reign, and drive Fsnaticism from its treach
erous ha-nts, presenting such . majority
! in next NOVEMBER as will leave Slack Re-
pnbIicanism ard its eAlumnies deep in the
ocean buried.
A. J. Parker for Governor, and John
Vanderbilt for Lieutenant Governor, j. re-
garded as 4 strong ticket. Canal Commis-
s,oners and Presidential Electors arc am 'ne
our s.annchest men, and we'll calculated
from their position and integrity to e"Ty
force for the national ticket.
Some stirring speeches have been msd'
TO day during the caucussing Of Committees
in Convention, and the best Of feeling ha
Prevailed and controlled the entire sctio'
OF the body.
One State Central Committee has beeI
agreed upon, and there has been no con
cession of conscience or Of principle, bn
all ha. been accomplished bv the naiiona
: return Of both divisions TO our former prin
cip!e Of action-"p,inciples not men,
Tie fiat has gone.for,h-New York mus
be redeemed. Our Delegates return to thei
const,tu- nts with zeal and enthusiasm
Never in the reign Of the "Shells" has on
) Star been SO bright as now.
, The City to night is alive with bonfire
and mass meetings-one at Market Hall Q
nataralized citizens is being addressed b
German and other speeches.
! Mr.. Buchanan's reply TO the telesrap
? informing him Of the union OF the Ne'
: York Democracy, was read half an hou
ago and checrec so as TO echo to Wheat
band itself, and would have gladdened hi
5 noble heart could he have seen how muc
$ these honest Germans give the lie to Blac
! Republican falsehood-about their desert
ing him.
The Germans Of Syracuse 60 for fucha
an ard Breckenridge. A band is now pas
, sing playing Yankee Doedle," and ! mus
: elise this for the mail. God speed 20
2 in Iowa. New York is oil right.
MACS
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-08-06
STATE NEWS.

We are informed that there Is = cavern
near DEBORAH, so situated that the water
which falls from its roof in winter is fro
zen, and such an amount OF ice formed
as to serve he citizens Of that place in sum
mer with the luxury Of ice from natural
ice house. Oh! Oh:
New Potatoes are selling at Lansing at
$3.50 bnshel.
A steam mill is being built At Lansing by
Messrs. Shaw, johnson, Wood K Co.
The Iowa Flag, new paper, was first is
sued at Bloomfield, Iowa, on the 25th
nit. II hoists the "A 6" Of Fillmore and
Donelson.
The following statistics Of the town Of
Gutenberg by recent eensus we select
e.nr . tak1~ - t1,> rIartn~ TMunkv unr.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-08-06

nwMLlN0 Houses TO rent on ereoad and Thite
~ ss., IN the vest end u the city.
Ten valuable building Lots In Sturdevsnt's Additicns
near J y D. BurTcvs' residence, fos sale - ssry
reasonable terms.
Two Lots the MaR head es Os~ss ssvssS,-Gas
un"h''ruc'ed River vicw- fog sale very cheap.
Several valuable Loss cs houses ssd DWELL.
inss, on Harrsti and Main streets, north u xlxth
Tor sale veryL>w
Ten valuable building Lot. on seeosA ana Third
streets, for sale, credit o: ave yesss gwen - most
Of the purchase mo .ey.
Lot in Green's Additionj dwelling house on the
west halr Iot !, In block =; house, w-n, and TN
20 feet 'front.' by 81 feet dccp,on Main street, opposite
| the I~Ciaire HOUSE for sale
Corner lot Main and Front streets for sal. cheap.
West = lot .. block 60. opposite y. CooA's rest
dencr, for sale cheap, on long time.
West y Lots bSk 10, IcClaire's 7th addition
house With rooms. aud good stable.
| lots and in Mitchete addition, and Dwelling
| house ?? BY - On lot Z, for sale cheap.
sore lot in H,sl,es h bin.on 4 Rniesss ~Ai,tloa.
Sw y snd " y Sc ~ sec q. " -, ~ for sale.
Nek sec ~. ~ ~. roe, Ciini-n county, 81 ssls.
Is scres In sec q, tp ~ rse, all under eai,.vA
] mile from city. for sale cheap.
| 3. w. IS. WT TOR. az, 100 acres milrs IT. u
Davenport, FIR sale.
Sc ofswsIssw xosNEss and
EsofNw \ va ~ IN 10 W Louisa County al
nv NV hS:sTTT x 2 " one mile from the
city Of Nus raiine, fur sale. tses x
81 acres land IS under cultivation. ferrcd q story
house. good water ITO fruit trv~s pr~ssvees being
the sofsw s2s r 7sRsP, miles iron n~s,n-
port for sale. 10
~ acres with dwelling HOUSE and stable sad other
improvements adjoining thc city Of Davrepsgt, ~
fac.
wxofNw xsIsTsosE 80 acres for sass
Z Forty acres No prairie land, near Walcett, foi
sale very iow-price >30O.
Thirty acre. Of l. and In West Davenport so~ sa's
cheap IN - u from four 10 eight acres, One visW u
River and Twin Cities
Also several other valuable tracts Of Real Estate !,
the city and country, for sale by
ALIEN 1 DOOLAN,
oct12 DIT No. I Orr building.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-08-06
Aos1e Fire n Dess0m--Several Lives
So" Lest.
Boston july %. 1854.

Boston July %, 1856.
4 destructive Ere occurred IN North
street this afternoon, destroying JefFsr.
SOC block end sevssel easements IN The
rear, and q shs coSner Of North and
Clsst streets slso . stable owned By
John 0eaver. Jefferson block was ooer.
pied - grocery and clothing store and
b. several families. and was owned By
Cosnsliss Doherty. The buildings de-
etsoysd we're mostly occupied BY Irish
ysoiliee sud a. sailor boarding houses.
~ falling walls, Charles 4. Warren, q
tssosn, wss killed, and three othere
Asdly injured. The bodies Of q man.
~oaae end. I've children were taken from
Tho vuies % deface3 a. to defy recoeni.
tjoo. j u rumossd thst several other
live hevp been lost. TIE loss 10 ssti.
ooeo6 q o7Sv00O.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-08-06
n Gard,

THE fuhsc il inqHi hing his comes ion
with III II N y Z. Nixon c., most Cordially
c mnenl NJ Nixon, II III public a Il z ~orthy
Of contain a;gcnage, re lrg ASSURED that his abb
~ to sit b He is e those who ratronize the
"ClTY BELLE viii be fu " appreciated.
HENRY LIZ CLAIRE.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-08-06

The Ca-pl ne hip parstofo.e exiss .,lg b,twe n
IN sAbs' The, 3 0ndeI tla a n Of r. G NIxoa &
Co. WI, dissolved on Ia al in.t. The uiisrti 4 ac-
CONT o, b lait u viii iiQ ida e lay r. q Nix
on who viii ,ol.tiuus b blsin1sa, III DID and
Y G. NIXON, .
HENRY LIE CLAIRE
Davenport August IN 1856 df
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-08-06

Value of hogs sold $35i3
1t will be seen that the total population
is 2,073-that only about one sixth Of the
voters are native born. The svsrsg. prod.
uct per acre OF potatoes is ore hundred and
eighteen bushels, and Of COIN forty five
bushels.
Mill WANrEp.-Thee citizens Of Rach-
ester, in Cedar Co., have offered $1,000
and site for building 10 any person who
will erect and complete "Steam Mill" At
that place.
Monroe is in Jasper Co., and the Editor
OF t. Newton EXPIRES. judges its popuia-
ton to be about a0o; adding that ''large
'ner, ahtiIe houses are there and are doing
heavy business"
PolIrIcAL.-E !ector d O Finch. Of the
Let District, is carrying alarm Into The enc
mics camp, all over the western portions Of
the State. Speak ing Of his address at Mon.
tezun ., the Gazette eavs that "he reviewed
John Charles FremoLt's career ~ q states.
man. wh IN required about nine seconds, .
(-Cspital Reporter.
SvD Aee,pEKr.--A serions see,dent oc.
cured in Dubuque, last week, oerasioned
BY the falling Of mass OF earth and stone
on some woItmen who " ere engaged in
exesvatisx. The names Sf the killed and
injured we're Thos Csughling, " Powers
and Michel Dsmst,. Cauxhliag was in
stantly killed, and Powers, Il u teuad will
not live. Fly
EriseorAL--Bissop Lee VI Tie Diocese
Of Iowa ofieiated and preached 1t Council
Bluffs few days since and stsrs were Il.
ken for the erection 1t Chs. CD, bsth there
and in cnahs City.
NEw Towxs.--Morrisbmg and Dalman
utha, in Guthrie County.
WHxAr.-1he Pioneer says Of The wheat
in Guthrie that there 10 IN svsssgs crop :
the stalk u short, bat Blessed with large
head veil filled.
The Claytea Co. Herald ststes that
two lissls boys, ssss d Ne Jsoss Aaos,
Of Clsytes Township, were drowned in
the Mississippi river. % Wednesday, Of
lest wssk. The particulars - ~ Learn.
Cd then ere these boys h con.
psoy With % Older sister went 70 The si,.
u to ash. and getting ont Of their sis.
tsr's eight vsstsssd oct iste The river 70 |
swim. While II ~ vstes . sss1hboss |
passed, ~ swslls Of which washsd then |
beyond thsis depth ssA thsy both dssws.
ID. The bodies vses beth recovered. |
The distressing siAisss vsss ioosdistsly
carried 70 shsis foed noshss, he issAss
and eldest 200 being - The siss ssgassd
IN harvesting some 1ss miles 6Iseass
from bone. They we're both ssbls lissls
boys, ssd Ne bssssvnsst sslls viii .
nost crashing weight spss he bssssvsd
lsaily.s
ID n{60o (nmR oRnhnnNnn Mt 49,
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-08-06

"HA1 1Bnr CLAiS.-The fu.ioniets
claim Nlrnee - 70. Fremont. Very
Likely. None Of me Territories will vote
tor Boehansn. but lie viii get pretty
much ell the S'asce.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-08-06
SCHlEE'k'ELI.S, BROS. 3 co,
IMPDaTrES AND DEALERS IN
DRUGS, PAINTS, OILS, PERFUMERY,

40 WILLIAM STREET cor. B,skman, NV York
INVITE tn att iiion 81 III. trade to thair large
i and vari q statk Of Drug>, Paints, Oils rfim ~
* In addition 10 III i. r.g lar imporiati las Of
Staple uSs they also rec wing direct from the
sources production and manufacture, supplies OF
Truth. Hair AM Nail Brushes Brunzss. Coiks Nor.
tars. Spcnges, French and English P.rfumery Ln
bins Extracts. and many other articles usually en-.
braced in Druggists s'ocks which ,hey are also en-
abed to offer on the most advantageous term
Orders either In person or by mail, will receive
prompt at ention. augtdiy
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-08-06

D.AGS! B.aGS! B.aGS!

BsAGSy Be4GS! Bs4GSl
MANUFACTURED by the Chicago bag Manufaeto
Nlry, Randolph stEeet, corner Of Clark, Chicago.
FLCUR. BUCKwH2Af, CORN NEAL, HAN FAR
AERS, OSNABURG AND SEAMLESS,
GRAIN SACKS
Furnished upOn the shortest notice, and 81 the
lowest narket prices. The designs 1or branding
new, original, and not u y surpassed In this coun
try. g. w, ASUARD.
jystf BsssOAss--s66ress - SGo1.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-08-06
IOWA LAND AGENCY.

WILLIAM ALLEN,
Attorney and CeuDsslles .; Law.
NERAL LAND AGEhr AND kEAA
ESTATE BROKER,
Post Office Building, Brady Str Ct
DAVENPORT, IOWA,
COLLECTIONS promptly attended 70 y 81 paris oftts
Land Districts 0ssAe Aate; Money Invested and .ses
paid, tos son-vsst.snss: Msssy Lsssed - ussssua-
bered Jlcs Estate SECURITY ysfns, Abue0 as6 Las
commission. - stz =
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-08-06
LOOE Here.
vNHITE PINE LrMBER, Lath and Shingles for
w sale at the lowest rates by
Robert Christie in East DaycnDOrt.

lie has constantly on hand large and general as
sortmen Of Binding and dimension Lumber. Hav
ing a Planning Mill now running in connection with
his saw Mill he is prepared TO furnish dressed floor
ing and Siding at short no Ice. lie will also furnish
Lumber On bills livertd anywhere in Davenport On
a. good terms any Saw Mill, Lumber Yard or
Lumber Dealer In the world. Particular attention
given TO orders for ncng and Lsth TO I've delivered
at ihc Railroad Depot. II. CHRISTIE
August LIST. daw1m1
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-08-06

| p. Il. YOE & CO.,
Late Gmrnee 4 YOGI
Ne. l06 LAKE STREET, CHICAGO, I'LL .
IMPORTERS AND JoBDERs OF
SADDLEEY HARDW ARE,
Saddles, Carriage Trimmings,
LEATHER, SHOE FINDINGS,
Leather Delitsag. etc.
ID FePECTYULVY invite your attention to tn diff
lCferent departments of our business. and from long
experience and superior facilities. trust we can exc"
cute orders in the most satisfactory manner, and on
the most favorable terms.
PLATED GOODS.
Onr a..crtmen1 os SILVER and BRASS PLA-
line, and as " are now importing all our English
Goods direct, prepared To offer new inducements
70 our Customers. Our ock Of staple
SADDLERY AND HARNESS HARD
WARE
Unsurpassed BY any house in the West, and we frel
70 sive perfect satisfaction.
Carriage Trimmings.
Oar assortment IN this Mnes ssu ana complete,
Consisting OF blue, and claret Broadcoths
Cotton. Union and worsted Damask Brpcatel!e,
Paramattss. Coach Laces, fass Is PRINCES fufys, rn
ameied cloth Of every variety, Coach Laulrs, Cur
tain Lights and every article In the line.
Patent and Enamclod IAathsr Of all cclore No
be 1 Hoase celebrated Coach varnsh an extra ar
ticie. Smiths Steel Convsrted Axles-an sizes
We call the attentiOo Of Caring" Makers TO these
superior Axlcs. We sen them at Manufacturers
prices. ard are the eSiy AGENTS f
LEATHER DELr1NG-we have the only Agency
for Re.se : Hoyt's superiH Patent Stre1chcd and
2iveted leather belttns. Also, 0oodyear's Patent
superior Ruboe1 Biting and PsekiMe. 80
LBAtukR-We olUer for sale in thhs apartment
OAK and Hemlock Tanned HaYness, Bride and Collar
LEATHER Hoe skin Seating; Stirling and Pad skins:
Spanish and SlaushteS Sac leather; French Phila-
0elphia and western Tanned Calf and Kin Gkins:
Oak and Hrmlock Upper Leather; Lace LEATHER NO
rocco. Binding and Liuins Skns-wih full assort.
ment q Noe ptnslluM. = 3 ~.
sADDtt1'e TOOLS We ssk partieusss attss-
ttoo To our stock OF Tools. Thy are manufsctureA
cxprssay Tor our House, and q quality ~ Anish
soeasane1 and we variant them. Our prices ARE o.
nv q common article 10 usually cold f,r nom
asers anl msausscturers throushout tAs country |
~ ask call. and hatter ourselves th,t our prSc~s
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.NOT1CE.
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" 70
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(Aueuete. A6t)
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