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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-08-27

EFFECT OF HARD WATER UPON ANNALS
Horses have an instructive love Of soft water,
and refuse hard water, if they caE possibly get
the former. Hard water produces rough
and staring coat on horses, and renders them
liable to gripes. Pigeons also refuse hard
water, if they can obtain access to soft. Cleg-
horn states that hard water in Minorca causes
diseases in the system of certain animals,
especially sheep. So much are race. horses
influenced by the quality of the water, that it
is not unfrequent to carry a supply of soft wa
ter to the locality in which the race is to take
place, lest, there being only hard water, the
horses should lose condition.
Mr.. Youatt, in his book on The Horse,
remarking on the desirabloness of soft water
for the horse, says "Instinct or experience
has made the horse himself conscious of this,
for he will never drink hard water if he has
access to soft; he will leave the most trans
parent water Of the well for a river, although
the water may be turbid, and even for the
muddiest pool" And again in another place
he says: "Hard water drawn fresh from the
well will assuredly make the coat of horse
unaccustomed to it stare, and will not un-
frequently grippe or further iniure him.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-08-27

8KE'S FEM aLE PILLS,
THE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY
Prepared IRON a Prescription OF Sir J. Clarke NJ D.
Physician Extraordinary to the Queen.
This Invaluable medicine is ufailng in the cure of all
those painful and dangerous disorders to which the fa
male constitution subject 1t moderates all excess and
removes all distractions and speedy may be relied
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-08-27
Cholera MOsbus, CioIcrn Eriautuua
DImrrhrm. nd nNaamlnrw

Cordial
Rockers Dysenterv Cordial
Mrs. Kidder's Dvsentery Cordial.
Wilson's Dysentsty Popders
Newton's Dysentery Cordial and Jaynes Carminotive
Balsam.
Sud at Wholesale and re all by BUSH CO., Botanic
Druggists, 81 Front Street au25 eod&wsw
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-08-27

FUTILE MOSES, Auburn, N. Z, GENERAL AGENTS.
n b. 81 and six postage stamps enclosed to any au-
mail.
For sale by druggist in every town in the United
BURR FOSTER, & co, Mol Ccrnhill, Boston, Whole
sale Agents Tor New England.
For sale by Vim, Bush & Co., wholesale and retail
agents, and druggists generally. mchls dawly
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-08-27

Notice. EDWARD L WARDWELL is This day
ADMITTED into copaftnershp with the subs crber in tbe
Whole ale and Retail Clothing and TailoTing b ~
whict VIII be continued at the old stand l6s and I'D
Main Street, under the name and style of A. P WARE
The subscriber desires to tender his grateful oo.
edgements for the large patronage which has hitherto
0een bestowed upon bis establishment and he would be
leave to solicit continuance of the same.
Worcester, Aug. ], lS5h d yv.pr
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-08-27

The Fall Term of Miss NJ. @. EATON's School
will commence MONDAY, Sept LIST, in Piper Block
au2T dow
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-08-27

Inc above establishment is now being enlarged and
improved, and will present improved external attractions
combined win geafer Internal conveniences to cores
pond with which very large brilliant and snnlj
stock Of goods is in store, and in process If mann
iocture Il lis the intention of the propretors Inv he %
tent variety and superiority Of their stock low prices
courteous attention to the wants of their patrons sc}
integrity, and fair dealing, to give their establishment
position and character which will ent;tle it to universal
confidence and an extensive and liberal patronage
The READY-AADE (ncuding the Boysl DEPART
MENE viii be found to contain very large attractive
and superior stock Of CLOTHING enbrscing every STYLE
OF garment now 10 vogue, made up from very great
variety of qualities and styles Of fabrics
A change has been made in the CUSTOM DEPART
MENT, it being row under the charge Of Mr. j. T. SIZE
NENsON, late with the Messrs. Brown aud tmay suffice
to say that pains will he spared to render this drnrt
ment in all respects perfect and satisfactory 1t viii he
found contain extensive and very desirable stock f
PIECE GOODS, adapted to every style and grade Of
garments which will be added an Of the best STYLES NJ
beth foreign and domestic fabrics they appear
u market. A. P WARE d "a
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-08-27
A. =. WARE Il CO.,
M E II @ II Mt TATT,ORS
MEMS AND BOYS CLOTHING,

10 10 LUIHING.
Also, dealers in
CIot@s' Ta'tors' Trimmings, Furnishing Goods, &c
At wholesale and Retail, at the
ONE PHIcE CLOTHING WAREHOUSE,
I6s & 40 Main ST., Worcester, Mass.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-08-27
10 MARRIED LADIES

II is peculiarly suited. It VIII in a short time bling on
the monthly period with regularity.
Each bottle, price One nolar, bears the Government
stamp Of Great Britain, to prevent counterfets.
c q T o N
These Pills should not be taken BY females that are
pregnant during the first three months as they are sure
10 hrlng ON miscarriage but at every other time and in
every other case, they perfectly SAFE.
sole Agents for the United States and Canada, .
L @ BALDWIN, y \
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-08-27
This neble heart n the old Commonwealth,
Beats high aud strong mids' peace aud health;
It's wealth is en- in banks aud stocks.

us U9FNS II IN, at Piper Bl0tk
Persons wishing to obtain superior licensees Of them
OF friends, need no longer think they must 60 10
boston or New York for them, for BABBITT is taking
pictures equal to any obtained there. His Daguerreo
ypes are acknowledeed by all to be of superior tone
niu Insn, ara perfect hkenesses. His Photographs
must be seen to be appreciated Persons having ia g,iaT
reoyps OF decreased friends have them enlarged TO
any qulTed size on paper by the Photographic process
all Vlsh nshed 10 OIL or wafer colors For large mic
lures the Photo raph is the best BARBITT is making
some splendid lkcnesses on polished glass In some
cases ueSr are to he pf rred. For infants ard restless
cHien' me time II sitting is short the natural ey
preston Of the child easily retained For gfoups and
persons having weak eyes, this speedy process is excel
eht 10 judge OF the beauty and variety of his spec
mems call az his rooms, \ Os. & ~. Piper Block
Main Street, Worcester au27 DIFF
IT,. r., -. n ..
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-08-27

A Chnucc.-The subscriber win sell bis ,l.co
consisting OF nearly new House, Barn, and 9 acres
Of land with great variety of fruit 1t is situated IN
Psntaton street near the Bloomingdae road Is miles
ter 2 p. m. FRANCIS q NiTSSD I'M al
VII deod6wtf S1'HN'
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-08-27

New and VaEumbsc D5acovery.--DR
HAN's AROMATIC INYIGORATING SPIRIT This
delicious beverage superr to all Tnvigorang Cordals
acnapP' NeryiueS, NC. in use for the cur. Dyspepsia
nervousness Heartburn Drowsiress Kidney Conplsins
Melancholy, Deirium Tremtns, Tntenpcrauce, &C. as it
will nvgorate and strengthen, but will not intoxicate ~
stupefy
Persons who have become hahituae to the excessive
use Of Tobacco Opium and Spiritaous Liquors VIII find
speedy and permanent relief rom the desire to use those
destroying agents, hy TAXI hottie or two Of this
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-08-27

4, me sgYefh tQwhahN.-fh 4acriber has
three Delegates b. N0rthwest cor.,.,a ny ri ,is7
Court 10 which street, aud readv +, do ieg,
year. .ort notice u. LovEnItJnY'
All eM& diy 'A'''
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-08-27

Free Territory Free Speech! Free Men!
and Fremont!
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1856-03-01

w Ab6IFOTOu, CD. y.
Mr.. Wilson concluded his speech in
relation 10 Kansas, strongly condemning
the course OF Atenison and Gov. Shan
Aon.
SsrArs.-Several Executive commu-
-nications were laid before the Senate by
!. the presiding officer, including ems hom
| the Secretary u State, replying 10 the
! Resolutions ealing for a cory of he ad-
Indications made by the Board Of Amer
j icaA Commissioners to audi, and leglslate
the Sro.iaion claims Of American et'-
Gems against France. The Secretary
says there 10 40 such report in his de-
4 partment.
The consideration OF the tariff question
was resumed.
Mr.. Grier asked Mr.. Wilson, on wha,
Authority he yesterday stated that Mr..
Atchison went to Kansas armed 10 Gen.
troll the elsctien. Mr.. Wilson replied
On the authority u General Pomroy on
the 18th Of March, @ stated by General
fsnrsy. Atohison entered the Territory
armed with bewis knives.
The Senate to-day, in Executive Ses'
sion, alter very warm debate, confirm.
ID Wilson Shannon a. Governor Of Kan
-. By . strictly party vote--l2 votes
we're east in the negative. During the
debate a Intellectual attempt was made
to coAdact the discussion with opsl
doors.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1856-03-01

Robins Nest Bishop Chase used to
travel about the west, in early times, to
ofEeia'e among ais Episcopal brethren
lie lived IN snug log house in one of
the new towns oil OHIO. When on his
vlsls, MS friends had often heard him
speak Of Ia Robins Nest" without ex
actIy understanding him, till once our in
foEmapt ask.d lin what lie meant. His
reply was, his house" II vas made OF
sticks, plastered together with mud, and
filled with young ones 1t is beauti-
lul answer.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1856-03-01
FRUIT TREESi

- me sasaoEiber, Agent fer the celebr Ted
Nurseries at Rochester,N. Y, and General Dea-
er m frnh T,sAs, 1sMapneafas nress. Ersr.
grse", Etope1., Plants, shrsbbsyy, &c. ". -
a. prepared to furnish the citixsns OF this VI
oinlsy With every variety Of FRtrr 1ERrs, aud
olher articles 10 his line, all Of the Fsxr ppALt
~, L ON TIC first Nurseries ia the Uaitea s.a,es,
sLt at liberal prices. @@ aa % = !, F Ec
Rochester has for long time borne the pre-
eminence over the whole country il tbs extsnt
ana Character Of her Nurseries, producing g
sns aoss, the finest Tees having healthy
ana hardy growth, ALL being perfectly reliable
as 20 .iie variety ai.a qualify OF their fruits Is
. aseiless TO say, taat Ffnit Trees Gre mach
neeoeo IN this country, or THAI they are in tact,
o. me ira coosaqueEce. Nearly every pereon
alAss ebay can do nothing TO in rease
the value al their fasms or premises a.
naoh IL proportion to the expense, ~ in putting
OUT good supply Of Fruit Trees As soon .
snty are set out, the value OF their property is
increased Ut least i've times The cost OF the trees
a man can afford to pay rs per cent for money
TO buy fruit trees with One very Important
point u to obtain your Trees from well known
upon.
Good, Healthy, and Thrifty Tree from such
source, are worth at least 50 per cent more
than taose that are inferior, aud uncertain, cad
rom unreliable and obscure Nurseries. Those
who want first qualities Of
.7pple, Pear, Cherry, Plum. Qsi~ce or Psaeh
Trees, Gcoseberrte., Cxrro~ts Orspss, Rap
berries, Strayberries, SHADE Tree n
Evergreen, Ornamental and klss "a "a
ertrg Shrubbsry, Roses, Dab 8 ISL.
i. has, &C.. &c.,%c. "&
In every variety, will do veil 70 inpeovs ~
present opportunity OF engaging them. The
Trees will oe delivered in good order and condi-
ton, the coming spring, in lime for planting
Orders given TO the SuhsOriber, Or left win
X. \. LONG, will receive prompt ct ntioa.
y 3m. ID. n. BkNNErT.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1856-03-01
- Ii relation 10 the v5.s on Il

i Il ~ Ii relation 10 the vote on the
Rail Road -Tipton, we learn. was u.
,nl--every vote being in favor Of it But
our intention sometimes caries with il
- sssA saspitaAs - the act itself. W.
were told thai there was in town one SOL
-itary man who wished to vote against il,
and n could neither read nor write. He
came up 70 vote but found no votes print.
ed 10 salt him. and couldn't write one no
Abody would write one for him and so the
: poor, ignorant soul went home wi,hou.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1856-03-01

Inc Nast0urns Sure FRA
" ashinston correspondent Of tn, Maids.
on Joa'aiat, writing under date Of Ian
18th, says! "I1 w F. 7 = -
Ameng the mos. attentive nembs,, :,
10 .ne house are the three Washburn..
ofothera, from Mann Illinois and Wis.
cons'n. They are mp % lime on every
vote, and havetbecame some wha, noted fer
their steady, preserving support of Banks
one day last week 1 was in the gallery
wa,ie the rote for Speaker was going on
aho was amused by a remark made bv
gentleman sitting near me. The Clerk
Vas calling tbs IT'S. and 50 far as could
Dc lucgsl, wi.hou. a tally lat, Banks
visa ahead. expressed a hone thai N.
Republicans would elee. their candidate
on that ballot whsa the gentleman refer
- democrat, ty the way--remark
co, 1 shouldn't wonder, for the majority
q the VS. go for him, the three Wash
burns are dead every time. But. said
J. perhaps they are not here bon,
you believe that. said he have been
mere every day for the last tx weeks and
II as always safo to give Banks three
votes on1the Washburns before thir nam.
es are called-just wait minute Ibid
wait, and heard each Washburn answer
Banks witt a RICH. good will.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1856-03-01

Gen. Houston on President P;yce.-
u . recent speech made by the hero
o. san Jacinso, at Austin, he paid bis re
specss to President Pierce in the follow.
ing terms
II charge Mr.. Pierce with having
.rified with the bes, interests of the coun !.
~. He has produced degree of di.ar.
rsngement IN the political elements of il
we'ch was unknow to any former period
The old Jackson democracy stood upon
principles. They we're conservative. and
aoheared o the Constitution and the I'm
ION. II would seem an a,,empt had
been made TO engraft upon them o,he.s
hat were alien in principle. and could
not De relied On without portion Of the
loves and fishes whilst the capital of
patronage was expended in bonn,les to
enlist new iecrults, to raise force suffi-
cleht to secure him victosy In another
Presldetial campaign. Not relying upon
principle, he has had recourse to expe.
dlencp, and finds hinseI. a, this time in
the most deplorab!e condition that has
been known to any former President.
His enemies have reason to rejoice a,
his situation. 1t is my coan,ay that
sus,aIns the blow and 70 matter whe,h.
er 1t results from his incompetcncy, or
from a misfortune Incident to the times.
or wani of capasny on his part to gov.
ern the county, | must depiore its un-
totunrte condition. Err.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1856-03-01
Arrest Of tho Supposed Nurderers Of
Basil II. 1ol don.

tFeom Ne Ciacinaat ii Commercial 18Th
i, will BE- remembered that Basil H.
Gordon. assistant engineer OF the North
Missouri Rail road. was foully murder.
ed near Warvexae~n, in the State oil
Missouri. a fuii, description OF the cir
cams.aaoes Of the murder. and OF ito sup
posed perpetrators, has heretofore been
published in the COMMERCIAL. A reward
OF 81 800 was offered BY the Governor
in behalf Of the STATE. and By til. direct,
oTs Of ,he read, for tbs arrest of the as
sasslns. The lac, that he had been sect,
IN cnmfaay vke i've Usn ur to d very
ilnn~d period If his murder. vas ruff.
ciently established, ara circumstances
led 10 the iniefen:e thsi. lie came TO his
death a, thar hasds. They were traced
10 ST. Lssis. from thence 10 Vincsnncs,
lind annapolis. sad thence TO th,s city,
,Channsey Couch. Deputy L. 5. Mar
shall for she Southern District Of OH,
having received certain INFORMATION, ~
4. compan- With two CT three assistants,
= yss.er'ay morning proceeded 10 the LIT.
tie sshurban silage OF Carthage. and
there arrested Sscrhen Greene, as one
=. 81 the ureer.rs. Greene vas tenpora.
rily residing there in company with his
vile and family. Couch called nun q
',hsld sor and ted hun he had coma to ar.
rest him. H erince g,-at t,eeid,,ion,
and taralEg t. his wife, said, Go into
The house. Mr., I am arrested for muir.
der A haaakerehlrt was fund ia lii
POSSES o.. which NJ. identified as has'
ing he',aged to Gordon, aud j, is SAL
that there 10 We doab. bu, tina, he is ons
Of tie men FOR whom the otEice,s wer,
seekisg. The n,n to whom Gordon
horse WAS traded has been found, ant
G,eeae answers perfectly to the de'snp
tor Of The individual who traded him.-
He vas lodged in TIE Ninth Stree, Sta
,usn House, and will be brought b.lor
the Police Csur. this morning. Green
is we'll known in this city. and is respec
tally connected.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1856-03-01

Inauguration ofd Jackson Monument
The Inauguration of a monumen, 10
Andrew Jackson, took place in New Or
leans, on the 9th, There was q vas,
crowd In attendance The Governor of
Louisiana, the Mayer of the City, the
members 81 the Common Council, and
vlrieus ether other digni,arles were pres
en,. Tie address was made bv L. J.
sigur, aud Clark Mills, the artist, whose
work the iaonumen. is, also spoke. To
conclude it. a grand festival was given
by the Marshal Of the day.
THIS erecting OF monuments 10 Jackson
is all very well, particularly II, this time,
wbea so many Of the admirers Of ,.al old
chieftsln and patriot, need some recol-
Iectlons Of his Administration, to give
them p"t,ence when they remember that
!" Young Hickory" assumes his place
IA. Tribune.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1856-03-01

CAasles Ssmaer. 10 one man
in the Senate whose character 10 above
saspicien, and whose conduct defes re-
preach. - rising leader Of the Ameri-
can people. That man 10 Charles Sum-
nsr. He u NJ politician. Hs is a
seatssmaa. He 10 no parsisan. He Is a
true patriot. America win yet recognize
II him the generalization Of herself, ~
IN intellectual, cultivated, generous,
brave nation. When he speaks on this
question we expect to near voice uobly
vindicatikt the rig.s and the true yet in
such a manner 40 10 echo the hear. throbs
sfthe peace loving and pure minded pso-
.ph & this sn.irs land. Wssleyan.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1856-03-01

RscssssneS, A party Of youn men from our
city vent o..t huutiny excursion last Tuesday,
Aad, me, ting win no success in killing game OF
ANY kind, they concluded to pace of the ground
and fired at each other. They divided them
selves into three parties, taking dist .nces AZ
about sixty yards from each other pulled their
caps over their faces aud withstood the fire In
true warrior s.le' One Of the party had some
ten or fifteen shot lodged in his cap and clothes.
As fortune would have is, no ola was injured,
but such reck lessness deserves coudem natson,
- Louisville Democrat.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1856-03-01

ncT We hope 10 see a general ,srn
.ous At the mail meeting, next Friday
,e~ning. We are now almost destitute
=. Of mail facilities. and the only way to
obtain remedy is petition AMI agitation.
Then come out and lend YOUR aid.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1856-03-01

Davenport Market
Mclu advertisements.
Tiptsn Nursery.
Humphrey T. Casebeer.

gItusted two and half miles south o. Tlpton
on the Muscstine road.
Hareon hand and ready for 7ransplIntf.g
mi, snriny, come 50 600 Grated Apple
Tr0es; rem two 10 four years Old, trah ne'l
formed tops and thrifty grosoth. PRlcEs-slf-,
So nar ,oi or $i00 per 1000. In small lots &C
"a: Selected 5cs each.
Also, srnsl, lot Of Pear and Cherry Trees.
40
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1856-03-01

Ek1-I In the Senate of the United
States there 80 Senator'S from free States
.und 80 form slave States. In the House
of Representatives three are l4l MEN,
bers l,on the free Rates and 81 from
slave States.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1856-03-01

Fire al Galena.--Wednesday morning
eu,een old buildings on Main street Ca
lena, were destroyed by fire. The loss
of tie owners was ,rlaing, bur good many
poor families were for the time being
rendered houseess -Er.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1856-03-01
Upton Steam Mill

The undersigned having purchased the above
mill and made arap ,aeme ntsto insure il running,
when work - to.be had, are now prepared to do
custom work four days in the week-Tasday,
Wednesday, Thursday and Friday. Wheat ground
fer the eighth brshel--corn at 10 cts pr bnshe.
Full reliance may be placed on the custom days.
nj r. . i, STOUT 4 SHEARER.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1856-03-01
IJABTI.lTfEA
Unsettlsd Claims fos IxosseS and not cue,

SITA,86 n
IJABIIITTEA
u,s..,,.S t.,ms 70, Io.see and not cus Sl,60S2 Il
Tb. tna In urance Cempany presents 10 patrons the very
coudton OF large Increase IN Cash Asses er
~. 1nrthsr scr,ty of thris pectesa Investments
bepx p.ced the minimum market value, AZ the present
time Of in she STANDARD Of the same they
are either prime payiny god valuable nd
clean Investments yielding moderate ntessst Al .nre
The which the Assets ave been yAHet pe
,rg old Al Interest Besides this soidy, the Company Calls
.ngh ana security Il derives from ~ com
fpsi system Agencies, through its agents fav'ff the
reaus presenting united phsisux Il tsp"ffenfea Under
wrer- watch work.d for Thirty seven Years. the hspp
- eslts = and claimants for
hes 10 year ls56 wh srsatsr pressing D iaet
uset p,s reached BY any reay NSnnsi
lnsn snee Corporation, ,.,u,
- WEt.lS KPISkk. Agent.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1856-03-01

During the cold weather va
grumbIed considerably at The h,ch price.
Of Flour, and because the mills were
frozen up. 1t 5 bat fair now to state
,ha. the stsa.p Mil. in Upton, is tha~ed
on. is grindingand doing good busi-
nsss
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1856-03-01
Lu M be T.
AT the
Minnesota Lumber Yard

Corner of Iowa and Fourth Streets,
Opposite the "New Pennsylvania House,"
DAVENPORT, IOWA
HAMUEL r. FULLER would respectfully
y announce to the citizens of Davenport and
surrounding country that he has recently open
ed an extensive
Lu IN ber yard,
corner OF Iowa and Fourth streets, directly OPP
posite New Pennsylvania House, where ne has
now on hand large and well selected stock
Of Lumber, consisting in part Of
Flooring, superior quality; Fencing, full
inch thick; Siding, full half inch
thick; Ceiling, Sheeting,
PLANK eAs TIMBER.
Joist and scantling Of all dimensions, clear
stuff and boards Of every quality from eight to
twenty four feet long, 100000 best quality
shaved pine shingles; 800 900 best quality pine
laths; also 10000 No. l pickets; $4,000 No. 2
pickets; also constantly on hand inll assort-
ment Of Sash and Chased W,ndows.
The particular attention of builders and pur-
cha ssrs Of lumber is invited to examine our
stock which will be sold at
Prices thai Cannot fa,lto s,it Pu chasers'
Don't forget the place, corner Iowa and
Fourth streets.
N. B.--Purc hasers from the country stop
ring al the New PennsyivaL. House will ha "
tie advantage Of selecting and loading then
lumber without taking their horses from th'
stable. n6,ly.
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1866.
Hull, Allen 4 Co.,

1866. lase
Hull, Allen 1 Co.,
Late Hull d Psrish)
Produce Forwarding 4 Commission,
NJ + Il e H A MIS-,
LEVEE, DAVENPORT, Iowa
Agents for
stIED STATES EXPRESS,
MERCHANTS DISPATCH,
Aud ion The sale OF Leayest's Improved Young
ameiieu f,r,abie hIi Tor grading coin auu
1obs. Also, sole mxuu tscturvis, Tor the S,ats OF
ow,, OF Jonn ocoooicy PaseAt Sell Featuia-
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