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II. Manny's Patent Adjustable Reaper an
Mower Combined ana Single Mower

sscrsEp TO J0as II, AANsv BY rwRsrv-THFEs Pa
rhrs ~ TINE UkiTED s1ATfs. ALSO PATrrrsn ~
EuRoPs. MAsuYlcuTRkp By AMY Co, ReFN.
1tHEsk valusbie Machines are constantly betHg
! manufactured A urge number ahs being IN ale
for the mex, harvest. Over stz tkeasasd were cuu-
struotsd tnring tho past season, aud Ustd with ca
Tire success, yet the demand WAS noi supplied.
A EarrsRts Is gisealp each purchaser that The ua-
chine Ia we'll built and of goo I msta rials, and that II
sill NOV as well as can bG done with the scyth1,
and resp as we'll as can b dono with cradle, and !
col every Other harvesting implement.
The machine IL drawn by two horses, aud mansg.
cd b. one person for moving, two persons Tor reap.
log; and is also warranted 10 cur from ten 20 fits 3n
acres per day. A large machine for ieur horses /.
also manufactured. -a# .a4r
The prices Of the Machines with lransportaiibr
added are
For Two Horse Machine OF about i've feet cut,
SI25. For Four Horse Machine " about j X feet cut
slt3. For single Moving Machine of bout I'VE
tssl cutSle0.
The Following extras are fa rnished with each liza.
eb!Be. QUO fors, Que OF, can, one wrench, one qua I'd
lager, one sickle seettesroAs smoDlh-edge seetina.
and one bevel pinion. A 6all supply Is kept con.
SANITY on hand, ana also In The ba1ds Of Agents
Two sniyes-on Il siekie and the other a smooth
edxe-are fu Finished with each machine, either uf
which Il ay Do used Us required.
For machines or extras apply "
-seE nsr, EIELE Il co.,
Projectors OF the Iowa Agricultural Depot, corGAr
hoek Islaud and Front SIS, Davenport ,lnNE. Sole
Agents for ia section. Iuue
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Our Foreign 1slatioas.

OpI SoCOl&0 09l6tAooe.
WASHINGTON, June l6th.-The Times
correspondent says:
secre.stH Marcy has formally signiied
to the ;,srsti sinister the purpose Of the
Pfes}5sft ga, Ia make q forcible resistance
10 The aalls rtions Of the Sound Dues for one
ysar tom lite i4th inst.
Tl4 Union of this morning contains a
lengthy notice Of the Enlistment question
in The House Of Lords. evidently prepared
at the State Department. II contains the
following significant passage:
I'VE repeat. and We do it with s~atistae.
ton, tina, later incidents have essentially
modified public opinion here with regard
to Lord Clarendon
How far these new and favorable impress.
sIons in regard to Lord c. may relied upon
We shelf be better able TO judge when we
see what response he has to make TO Mr..
Marcy's last two dispatches.
Mr.. Dallas writes nothing OF Importance.
The public had received with special
favor the project of q mission TO the u. s.
IN Central American affairs, but no com
municstion had been made to him,
The King of Netherlands would be re.
ceiyed as an umpire. II arbitrstioa vas re.
sorted 10.
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COMBINED
.uOxCes' md kgGEps'!

FOR NHICH II FIRST PREMIUM AS
Awarded attic Rock Island County Fair "a No.
yember, 1883. Improved or 1856.
u,HE subscriber. saye arranged to manufacture
i extsnsiveiy the above machine ia Rock lslaHir
H., and in Offering II 10 the farmers are happy to be
abba 10 say that the efforts I" combine lie most
PER- ct Mower with the most perfect Reaper have
prov ed sminsntly successful. The difficulties arising
out ofthe fact that a greater speed oil the sickle 10
necessary .or IN owing tfanls required for Eeapipg Is
overcome IN this machine by the use of two piu.
ions of different size, giving the required speed PC
ce ssary for each kind OF work. The ''side araiI,H ls
also mostly avoided by placing the ground wheel on
the opposite side OF the tongue IL ota tue satOng part,
SO as 10 balance , ach other, thus making II castles
for the teaui.
The faker is placed on The platform behind The
grain q position which By being near bis WORK ens.
bies him TO do It better aud win greater ease; and
the whole 10 constructed on q plau II once simple
aud durable. IA has been used IN all varieties o.
grain nud grass, aud Is universally conceded ~
those who have used IL 10 operate better aHd nicer
than can DO done with the cradle or scythe-
The price OF the - Prairie Ragorn u $3.50 eash FOL
Mower and Reaper together; $40 for mower alone.
$50 added 10 the nboNe Tor cfSa4t ot vur.ha!I III
January next. Interest at the rate OF ten per cent
per aonum allowed on all payments III ade beiors
lst Of July next knt WOODS RbA,
For ga 9 ny COURSE, EIksLE Il CO., at the Iowa
Agricultural Depot, on Reek lsisud AID Front Sis,
DAY apo So4e Agents Tor this vicinity.
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AN AMERICAN 1EvxHrIoN

The GHEATEST DE The AGE
TTs great q disy. simplicity, ehsapnsss q price and
L adaptation to the wants u all flsssts Of tho rom
,nogity strongly recommend I'll In eyery State In the
Union, bat particularly the prsides Of Iowa, which
ssr aisssaa,'1 lsss, =, @s .s .s' sxss.ss. ~. x is asss s stSs
/ there to.
Having become thu pssonsee4 and proprissof4 Of Ed-
| Win and james y. f1arks f4ssnfconbiasd Grinding and
Boiling or Merchant
FIGURING MILL.
Pos tho state of Iowa, wonoW ofsr nunty Township CITY
and Shop highland Miiis for sale On favor bic tsrm.. W.
VIII have one IN operation and on exhibition Ia thsconrse
q this month, wi.aH We adfias all 10 eeli and He Il, ard
.Lss VII ~ g az ~ ancient oussn q sheba' the
Miller, farmers, capitalists and spectators will find
this fnili presents 4 rare chance for a ssie, anre and prof
liable Investment
TLls highly Iugsnloas and much noelet fnseutian
t9rna4 an entire new leaturs in the ruanuGscturo u wheat
into -four, and The splendid manner 10 which IL Performs
its Hofk, grinding, betting and t~efarating thu grain At a
single operation INTO severn didsreut qualities Il pisur
IN engtli BIZ four FEEL ID breadth, 1T tho sat3dity Of over
twelve bashal5 pr hour on Q pair q French burr mill
4toaes only thirty inches IN diameter: The Grain 10 con
yertrd at a single operation into Extra and sdpsrhns
Flour, Pine Ffpur, IMdiings, Ship stnfs, Fran ant shorts
At . singta operation, any power being applcabl. to pro-
pei II ffoD d four hores power MP to any other desired
The snail space II occupies woud not Be mlssd when
piucad In . rom With 0ther machinery aud the su all
amount ofp9wsr It requires to propelit, 10 economy 10
coustruetiGb and operation, fuakes II certain that, ere
long il VII qupeTseds and rsy1iutionize ali ether flour.
ing Allsl The Mill i~aeorataet, sabstsntisi and ~fslbat,is,
wants ofthe world, that every sa@ niiii, maehiae shop,
iocon0tiyeshop, foundry, forge, rolling mill, or an, build
ing having a lower ALREADY erected, can ngs hAt2 within
us walls H~cotapiets Merchant FioaEins MIL 1T the d
fllg espsnse otfeoin iour 10 seven hundred dollars.
ostrioa-Alt persons y rant q fleuring Nils
throughout he state are sd,;saj q wait and cjins and
see az NiI ii operation bshfo pnfctasIng, and all PR.
rons ar hereby warned from trespassing or infringing on
cur risnt5. az We shall maintain them 70 the stree isiter
81 the law.
Tfese Nuiis ait more eses i3tts Barrel. q fteit sssty
twenty four hours
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DR.. Cooks SpEEcH.-Had not DR.. Cook
been a stranger to the character Of the man
VINO p~erverts truth in the columns Of the
eazette, he might have been spared the
painful modification Of seeing the bad effect
upon the public minds, OF the commentator
snd approval Of the Gazette. Ii 10 enough
'oruin any tnan.
Inc article which appeared in the Gazette
gu saturday morning was SO grossly and
"linlly false IN lta mlsstatements OF a con-
yetsatloh between the Editor and DR.. Cook,
ua' democrats sbstained from c%ountenan-
eng Il speech from DR.. Cook, which the
uazette had assured them would admit, or oil
,ss't not reiute anything the traitor Jim
Lane had said. The consequences of the
unze!te taisehoods were, that DR.. Cook had
'smah number Of listeners. This circum-
S'shee visa annoying to him but did not de-
it MN IRON pursuing his purpose Slate
Alter the publication OF the article refer.
Ted 10 ia The Gazette Of Saturday morning,
VI Cook, IN reply to an inquiry which we
made OF him, said the article was a correct
Nhut ldu pabscu
We After the appearance of the article In
me Democrat Of yesterday morning, from
winch the above extract is taken, DR.. Cook
came In the Gazette Office, and repeated tina,
what we said in Saturday mornings paper
was Substantially and literally correct
INA is all that is necessary TO be said on
ee subject. That the Dsmocrd! should tell
any number of (aisehoods about this or any
''her matter, was neither new nor surpri.
s'Ns; and NO find that, as usual, il relied up
W It's ~ ingenuity in the art of lying, and
1"a n9t a particle Of authority from DR.. Cook
IoF making the gross MEASUREMENT Of which
1t stands convicted.
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The American C~onvsatiou --DANKS and
J0HNAQ4 Nominated.

ms AWeI108u O00v91kA0u- 0AN eQ0
JOHNSON Nominated.
NLW York June IL.
Thd New Jersey Delegates left the Con-
| ventton this morning, on the plea that the
party had been sold 10 the Republicans
| The delegates from Pennsylvania offered a
resolution endorsing Fillmore, which the
| chair refused to receive. Butler Johnson
10 now speaking, deprscsting dissensions,
and denying the selling to any section. A
portion Of the N. Y delegation threatened
TO leave
AFTERNOON sEsSloA.
Shortly after the meeting Of the Con-
~vention to-day VIM. Hsisted, of New Jer-
sey read q communication withdru wing the
name Of Gov. Stockton On account of Re-
publican influences at work in this Conven-
ton. The New Jersey delegation hen
withdrew and invited any others who
might follow to meet at the City Assembly
Rooms afterwards amid considerable confu-
sion on the part Of the outsiders.
4 considerable portion OF the Pc nnsylya-
MIA delegation, and Jones Wagner also
withdrew.
The Convention then proceeded 10 the
Fourth ballol-Banks47, Fremont 81, Nc
Lean ~, Fillmore l.
Tenth baiiot--Bsnks 81. Fremont s, Nc
Lean "a.
1t was then moved and seconded BY the
Pennsylvania delegation that the convention
give a unanimous expression in favor of
Banks. Carried. with great cheer.ag for
Banks.
II was then agreed to proceed to ballot
for Vice President, and after o recess OF five
minutes for consultation A ballot was
thdn taken ~ follows:
Fremont II, Hamin, OF Maine 4, Colbg,
N. Il. b, Johnson Pa, 90, Campbell Ohio
Z, Ford I6, Scatter, Z. T., l Bell of Tend. /.
The nomination Of Johnston was declared
nominated.
s~ECEDGE's CONVENTION.
The seeding delegates organized by
elec,ing 8. Swingston, N. j., President,
and Vice-Presidents from 10 States.
A Committee on Nomination was APP
pointed, and reported tor President, Com
mudore Stockton; Vice.Presidtnt, Kenneth
Raynor, o. North Carolina.
The nominations were received and con.
6rmed unanimously, with loud applause,
A series OF strong Anti zebra sku resolu-
tons were adopted.
Fillmore and Donaldson were indorsed
by all the speakers, a. was Stockton, who
was 4 good friend OF Fillmore, and would
do all he could TO elect him.
The whole was a X. N. dodge.
Adjourned to meet Tuesday, IL NJ.
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NxxIvth. eoBg resss.Firs he ssion.
WAsHlNoIoN. Iuna LIZ.

WAsAINGIOA, June l6.
SExATI.-Mr Clayton said il would be
remembered that he had carefully abstained
from uttering one word during the present
session one word calculated 50 add to the
excitement growing out oil the present dis
tressing occurrences in Kansas. He had
endeavored to conciiiate oil parties, that he
might, on a suitable occasion, present a
suitable measure OF justice, harmony and
peace. He now rose 10 make o Proposition
in the sincerity Of an honest heart, design
ed 10 propitiaie no particular psrty or sec
ton.
Mr.. Seward said it 10 not the rights of an
individual member that are involved. States
only ar,, here represented and when we for
get our States and bring ourselves, our
rights and wishes before this assembly, we
make as great a mistake as the tragedian
who turns aside to perpetrate a jest in the
tra gedy that has ibeen enunciated. The
Constitution prevents a Senator from be-
ing called to account elsewhere than in the
Senate for words spoken in debate. Some
further debate by Seward, Brown and
others.
Adjourned to Thursday.
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q EsTLEMES and builders 10 general VII! do
N we,i 10 stop and calculate IL IT is not for their
beet isle rests before making their contracts for Shin
gle, Iiu or any other ruofng. and acquire int. TO lAs
propr sies agd meriIs OF Vests Patent Gstrapis
q nsnt for coyering houses, 80 the subscribers ca
shsH by incon.estabte proc / that Ii is not only the
bestbuttse most durable and cheapest Fire and wa
rer rrucf- INST -riat ever sSctsted, ss We sas o .aea
its good qualities teated in every change OF weather
through The past year, and can give tie bcs: refer.
ences TO mea Of hIyl station aid good char ae.sr IN
New fsrk, UbiQ&pd other Statea,s who are living
aud eau be referred toby letter or psrsppaily.
atersfs. Wells q Co. are nov prepared TO execute
any orders for roofing they may DO favored with aud
having covered two small buildings on Brady neal
Fifth street, those Interested can examine them Tor
their own saiisfaa tion; $3.50 a building or twoi In Rock
lsiAnd City, All orders will be faithfully attended 10
sssdassshsd qnicksstAaaAnS sthsEEso6ag---
The sunsc rloers are ready 10 sell the right TO use
the above cement in any county or township In the
state Of Iowa on very fas bic taTms, aud any per
sou wishing TO engage In easy and Profitable busi-
noss, requiring but . small capital VIII find & sure
and lucrative employment.
n. Is. The public are cautioned against imppsi.
ions, as there are men In several of ihe river coap-
lies offering IN article got up far the express purpose
OF initiating The above compositipn. Hc e,nber
there Ia none genuine but VESTS PateB: Galyaple
WELLs-ACQ.-
u Story OF Ioiam Building, corner OF Brady
md Second sis. Davenport M ay 81 dwtr
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state OF Affairs In Kansas.

ST. LOUIS, June ld--Csptain Pate,
writing 10 the Republican, Under date oil
Kansas City, 18th, says comparative quie,
reigns in Kansas, no fighting going on.-
United States troops are disbanding all un-
lawful military bodies. In cases where
they have resssembled, all arms are taken
from .hem. II no,hin g unlocked for occurs
to derange thin2s, there will doubtless be
peace in a very short time.
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D.. MANN u SONS
PATENT MOWER ANDRFAPER.

TIE subscFsbsrs are lffpnfaEfuFing a large number Of
! these valuable grain aud laboF-tas!sx Aaslines fr
the harvest al 1905, With many raaahie improvements
which experience has sRggestei, nIaxlug il the llost desi.
rahis cupbinsd Reaper aud Mower low IN use. being ID
Lighter drain and less diliic,it - Daansss,
The paIsnt revolving canvas platform upoa which tie
grain falls and Is carried over tho aids Of the machine Dc
posting IL IA the eonsaFc Ii the greatest invention VI the
.gs for saving the grain after II 10 cut without wastA, aud
leaving 1t In compact bundles u uniform siae, challenges
the sdpHaiion 81 all that wItao4sss s osSrafloa.
Price ef four horse eombiaed Machine siso. ReGioI
$3.50, Mover otpl, half cash On delivery, ba!snes In sis
mouths, Freight added. foI certificates and recpmmen
uaiions See Pamphlets.
HASKELL, pUAkEE & ALDRlpeE,
Michigan City, lnd.
For sale by MORSE. YIFLE& co, Agents eokrsr Of
I.ack lsln nd rrT Front streets. Ne %erpoFts% June 7.
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ohiEsTAL OPERA TRourE.-This rou
vas announced to perform in our city on
saturday evening last, but in consequence
u Unavoidable delay did not arrive in time,
"0' Oh Saturday evening asxttAe aist inst,
..sylhlsnd giving an exhibition at lie Claire
nal Of Original and u~nsQusllsd ~psrsonih,
cations
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1anphliesn ConysuiIau

04pUbIIeBN E00VOHtIol, @
PHILADELPHIA, juno l6--Tac State Re-
publican Convention u~sselnbiel this NOR.
ing, and elected IL. G. carey temporary
Chairman. They selected q committee to
select permanent officers.
Delegates u lhr National Convention
are arriving Frgm aii ruints. The friends
OF Fillmore have az? inted delegates to
claim eats in the ReF.saiican Convention.
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ANOTHER FGiLuEs-Yesterdsy morning
" had q very asltering prospect Of rain.
and. few preliminary sprinkIes actuelly
1ame down. but unfortunately instead Of
The prospect becoming cloudier, il cleared
up, and we only had q repetition ofthe tan
'SlLi'ng process OF which we are heartily
red Vfggtdrt0n-ts beginning To suffer Sc
aoasly, and the drouth 10 particularly hard
On gardens, and the crops OF vegetables and
berries which ripen At this season.
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Selling Rates Of Exchange.
BY COOK > SARGENT.
Fort Des heiRes Land Agency.
LAND WAR

THE updesstsaed have for sale Land Wsrraat.nt
i different sizes, which they will seliecr assh er 81,
time to sui. purehasers.
They Will pay particular attention W ssies lion snd
location Of lands IN Fort ties Hoines, Fort Dud.e.
Cbsrtar and other Western Land ~ifssyfcts. Ai,s =,
syrsntaftave-sn ard land bus.res.SsperaHs
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scare chance ap secure
NOTICE.

NJ ivhn Z. DSvis has tai- .ixy ts.a sdH4
AsA te: q Partner IN our frm. The business Wet
hs continued as beret ofsre. ard sndey the sxn.
pan1s ard style. TOOK 4
f1eytDnpFt A grTtrSt lasa
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&mf Baker, Christina, Pa.
la,ii Rugrs. IeoaAea Co, ka,
samuel HATFIELD, Philadelphia
III. Iorrey, PhiistrlrIiis.
James Z iTiee, Wilmington, DSi
Joshua BeSi. Batyn Rolge' la, FfHh7
fuou.a5 Beaver, PhiiadsIpGLa
M Forest, Bucks %, pa,
augustus Lam, Guernsey %, ~
D bronaugh. Maysyiiie. hs
8rahs1ei Bear, Lancaster %, Pa
Herman c 6olss, PhiisdelphtA
aee M 0st. ! yeoioiag q. ~
John INTERPRETATIONS, Pa -
Etuund hayers, RFeosisn, y
- "a fachsT, Salem, Arssnsas
Jane s Crssa. Aazoa Go, Va
NJ Essi, tlsJrAeia e.. IA
BsuJ EiRonds, Builder O., .
Nj kIl, Msysills, KY
VI D Noble, Chicago, III
y Il Ride, ScLaslkin O.. IA
{ a Mssolt PhilaaApLa
David Clark. Nisysville, ~
j D Ringer, Alexandra, "
K Hart, Evansville, Ind
Joseph Petit, Salem Co NJ
} I Torrcy, Upper ssndasay, o
Jacob Lscusrd, Philsdslphs
v q dlpin, Wilmington, Del
G. McIntirs Northampton g. p
J X Platter, Wilmington, d.
: II sohason, Potter Co Pa
MP MeE@el, Philadelphia
j Morton Pool, Wilmington. Del
w W hsInsr & ca lpcsnnAti
n Miller, Heea FloGr iusp, Pnna p
james w Edmonds, Pee6ls Co., o
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IS l.gmllss
rs broker.
Improve
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Near Davenport,
FAIRBANKS CEIEsRATEn SCALES.

4 beautiful I've acre iei.
FAIRBANKS CELEBRATED SCALES.
DAPTkDt TO any repaired oper-
~ f1anon Of weighing, m for Iron,
coal, nay, stock, sGd for the use vi
IL warehouses, slor+s AMI foUndries,
and liz Short for ever Bind OF khs.-
ness.
A1 The great skill ami fdsfisy EN-
SE96 pioyec In their Manufacture md
the determination on the part Of the
manufacturers neEer 10 allow an
has gained fss tse.s Scales i reputation thai has new
er been surpassed In the Whole range OF useful M =
ChaHtsia.
The ssaies are unanimously gcaneNledgsa "a iha
stasSaraEts nj lransaeL,ons by wrigak.
4 lawsuit which arose from a disere bsaty Of
weights bet~eeH ore of tEirbahk's Scales 10 use by
tas Baltimore y Ohio Raiirosd Com pa ny aud one Of
~0sCamm0n Pleas, Beitiniore; the ease occupied the
CdIrt two days ahd Judge u arshal! ia delivering hi.
decision stated a. the result af lis evidence, that he
accuracy of Fsirsesk's SeRaej sas e.ts blishef beyond
alique.tion. For sale by
EURRGWs, PRkTIY .dAss i DALZgLI
The well known repntatinB pf fhsse Seetes has In
ducsd the vendors Of ir,periee aud worthless balan-
tes 10. offer the as Fat.paIkf IS Scales, and purchaA-
efs have thereby In many ases been sut,eetei q.
fraud and imposition. The msButscturers have ne
controversy with honorable competitors who trsns-
act bosiaess in their own names, but regarding the
perpetrators Of u above fraud, Is pursuing q cot, 81
alike ut1 uet and GisisonorsDie they take tG.s method
10 caution The punitc oil their inpesitIons.
The patentees manufacture under their own in
-pecaoa only 1t thsir Iaci0y In 81 IohusaaIy, VT.
For sale IN Davenport solely by
BURROWS, P~HETTYAaSA DALZEiL.
Ed 7. FaIkBiNKS & CO.
st,Johnsbur?, VI, May u, 1856.
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