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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-11-24
IOWA ITEMS.

GUTHRIE Co.-The PanorA "Sentinel."
exniting over Democratic Majority in that
county ut the November election, incorrect.
~ announced ~ SIS Republican, observes:
"The Democracy Of Guthrie have met
the enemy in this county, and fanaticism
now lies powerless, hurled from power in
every shape. Although last August the
democrats did not give majority for the
entire ticket, they now stand forth with
clear and unspotted ticket in the ascenden-
cy.
CAuGHT AND GoNE AGAIN.-Ws learn
from the Cedar Rapids Democrat that
Baxter Fuller, late clerk al Green's Hotel,
was arrested on the l4th, charged with al
tering the denominations Of bank bills, and
detected IN the very act al his room IN the
hotel.
s,ngu'ar'y, however, the rogue was per-
| mited 10 escape the custody OF ms keepers
on the evening Of the same day.
M"UnNruI.--On the 2Sth ult, Mrs. Ma
~ Arnold died at Genwood. Just two
weeks after the funeral, her husband, Ed
ward Arnold also died, OF injuries rec. wed
by fall
X X LOAN In Mills co., We learn from
the Times, an sue OF bonds was voted at
the late election, TO the amo mt of $3.50, 700
10 the B. * NJ. r r.. by vote Of 479 10
Up.
FIRE.-The steam saw mill of II A Can.
ter at Hopkinton, Delaware co., was des-
troyed by fire on the 9Th inst. Loss $1,000
insurance $1,000.
PRADToRD-ls in L ~ X IA ives, on tile
Cedar River and line of the McGregor, and
Missouri River X X with population Of
60O-a place deemed worthy of very hatter.
my remark by the North Iowa Times
woodbridge, two miles below, is said TO
have the best water power on the Cedar
PREsRyrERIAN-T The following resolu
ton was passed by the synod Of Iowa, Oct.
18Th at Burlington, and in pur suance thereof
the Preshyiery met at For, Dodge, Nov 9th;
ss We learn from the Sentinel, and had an
exceedingly harmonious meeting.
Resolved, That all that part Of the Pres
byiery of Dubuque, lying west of the east
n" Of Hardin county, thence directly north
10 the State line, he erected into new Pres.
byt.ry Ia he called 'the Presbytery Of Sioux
City, and that said Ptesbyte y be required
to held its first meeting at Fort Dodge. o..
the FIRST THU ,day II No, -nbsr, A ID lS 6,
at | o'clock P NJ TO be opened with ser
mon by the Rev s 7 We'll. or it c,.e Of
his absei ce. " the oldest minister present,
who ,hallpreside un,ii a Moderator be rhos
en- Capital Pepo ter.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-11-24

OLD Bullion ON THE UNIoS.-Col.
Benton has consented to deliver lee
ture at Newburyport, r. l., on the goth
instant. His subject will be 1.-THE
Union" In his letter Of acceptance
he says:
believe there is danger Of disunion
and that the first step towards averting
the danger is to face it and fathom It.
After the depth and nature Of the dis
ease is known the remedy can be con-
sidered, which, with me, must be con.
Citation, not coersion, an application
to all the feelings Of patriotism, nation
al pride and mutual interest which
certainly animate the great majority OF
both halves Of the Union, and an at
tempt to unite them in course Of con-
duct which should have harmony and
Cancellation for its object.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-11-24

Niagara, ID under u WAtepl
Reg.'re IL uin that beat creations dawn
When the srssh Earth ~ p-d into flo w.r VI days
ks,ing all Nature
Vain toAst.T-, y~ WIN build
Engine. thai vomit hill sEd noisy war,
Hear ID" voie" Of God. and tIsmtl. A. ye hsr
B"hod His might. and blush - ye behold -
Awe.s.ricksn, gaze upon this fesr ful toy,
That own. Your mitnic thunders thousand h nj ri
MARI ye the sweli-born everlasting HYMN
Or this God-dngsrsd organ Of the sse-
Here earliest rose an anthem un'o H.avn
natures eDeun, WIN h. sl.l'us
Blow oaek~srd crept into theft -limy be.is
lre human kind knew 10 d. lie he spot
with snp'r-titinb' horror., angels here
In sweet COMMUNION sought he sublime baplt-u.
Nov STUNNING az the wave, with playful wing
Anon o. dip and wreslhe - pIymlst
Instinct with oil the magic hu.s Of besy-n,
Or ,portk. plunge fast down th- foiinins tide
Or various bath, to i-sue dripidus diamond. -
Rising dtaperied In many miuglng glories
t. deck the brow with tirs Of beaded spra,
Radi.nt with the mlrrot sd ,u.ile u Deity.
Here Indian rit sent virgin VII, Tins down
BY the white cano-. rseling into PArsdisr
Through the wild gulf Whose undiscovered oar
Bmote them with trembling =, all angry yoi.
Her" Sol Ups nectar from III" parted lip,
OF Septuu.'s ve.tai urn, Ri from his breath
Evolves y chariot for Columbian Jov-
Here Erie i.sps INTO her sisters arms
And blend, ,wos 5ui- IN swe ate.t harmony
q pure embrace. 60 rApturous aud fresh
Tina, hang froutrt marvellous to deck
Columbia's northern brow, tine out OF niiud
Thy magic h"re hath darzled gods and men,
Inspiring ship-blinding else with awe
Behold where Columbia starry -rosed aud fresh
A. eer bride since Natures SELF stood ftth
Joins mutual wedlock with the harsh monarch
ofthe icr-cas'ird North Commcrce
The brid". genius did tn. reverence aud hat.
Epithslsmium to all e'erni,yi
Niagara far rolls the sounding mvsterrs
And tin r. p'at-d .oho-s II thy sure
Where bnr"a- thundeis thro' hi, Northern ntn-s:
While fair -browed Canaia, sw ed t. "a figiihu.h
sit- statue like between two roaring lion,
THIS Na'ur-'s chh NJ IA" torn hro,h- no.,i
f-srninG FOR kin pipe. T. the bred msi.,tom
TN ach to s,ch III il uehy Iiig, -xpand
AHath'ng huge symrathies! And b., hens, torth
niagara hsth a brother,
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-11-24
CO NJ NJ E RC IAL
DAVENPORT PRICE0 CURRENT
ossioE " Iowa DAlI sfArg DsNocAAf.
SATURDAY Evening. November 22, 1855.

The packing bu,iness commenced, and 10 pre-.
surned that the Amount OF pork packed By our psck
ers this viii be nearly double that Q, last season
In the grain market there is . brisk business keps
ny, though wealth is held At rather low figures ard
with no promise Of rise At pr sent.
Flour steady ~ quoted, at which hvares i, will prob
Ally
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-11-24
GENTS FOR STATE DEMOCRAT.
v ANTEID.

Two Boys, as Apprentices to the
Printing Trade. Those from IA to 10
year. Of aye preferred.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-11-24

\ 9. WIf64R 3 O.,
bAaeotses Esd Manufacturer Of the ant Fre Proof
Safs In the Weird!
IN orAes 70 supply The lnersasiaS demand for their
y WoplO 1GN0WNID SAFE, have epeaad .
n!snsa 0spes y Chicago, 10 wNls g., vAsrs tAey
viu ssep eoossent sueVey y Nsw TORI psies>. Cd
llaG frei9As,
JooooS11s-0 UesA DoesbSeeo 0N6ss,
49, y erdss Nth povter proof locks. n All
eeses uads b. then WsrvAnee1 ire frem dSnpnsss
otop9oH =. HDAo0H,
oes 0-doul AOeas, 10 Wells e., ohicaee
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-11-24

"a LITTLE LEARNING is, DC, &C.,
ana all who would no, find themselves in
the unpleasant category alluded to, should
attend the Public Sales which are taking
place at MoaaIs' on Second, two doors east
OF Perry Street, each ev ming, and where
Books from the largest and best selected
stock Of oil desirable kinds Of literature are
being sold Al prices which make il On OBJ.
je.t TO ell reading people to attend and buy.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-11-24

HoS. G. N. CLAY.-This gentlcmao
We a,e Informed will deliver Lecture in
tbs city some evening this week. "The
World we live in" Time and place Of
Lecture will be gwen when arranged.n
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-11-24
New Goods! New Goelsil
EDWARD ALDEN,
Merchant Taller,

EDW AKD alden,
Merchant Tailor,
XhOlesale and Retail Dealer
Ready Made CySthtag,
Cloths. Cass'meres, Vsssin9s, Cents
Furnishing Goods and Tailor
Irimm,nys,
HAS Just returned from the Rsst With eos Al ~
! larsssi and best s-l-Vtsd sioshs AZ guu1s svss
ODE 81 sS AL. In this srsst. oonss,lns Ia Esss q
tue following Artse,ss;
Es'O0SclOths.
English French. 0ssuSA ~ 49,.
team Of the nasss quality 81 laesss
style Of yos'ds.
('Assisssss-ss.
English, French and Americas. u
every variety VI styls. setas ~
quality
1-ssstssSs.
white Nars.iliss Ma,alssss WAss
London Figured Tinsel and eseo6SI
sihs. Fancy and Ptain 0ut velvss,
Fancy silk and Linen. Italian 0llh
6renAdine. Satin. Italian CissA,
sik Piush, aud Faaey Oaahnssss N
great variety
DrsvrO0tis0.
Black, Bue aud Brown nroade,stA.
Union, whitney, and Piius Cioihs
Fancy. Hiae, brown aud Aslbsry
Castor beaver, Cansda missd anl
SstArs ~ tbs latest imposts.
Ready Made.
Ovrrcoat-, Over sacks, surtovts,
Re.lng JAckets and Taimss prOuk
AMI pr'~- Pr~t Coats u oil Qua,-
ties and sty.es. silk, velvet. Flash.
Ci1th Cashmere and Valencia vssss.
Cssinett, Satinrt, doub,e and wlst.
ftnr n N, \ Gas linz ArA H..
shin Pant; Den'n and 0uernseD
frocks, wrspp"n and Overalls.
ESss.sstsAtM0 GOOs1s.
Hickory. calico, white piais linen.
cprcst and Paris bosom fancy co.,
ored Shirts with common aud poiko
Wristbands; string. De Orssy. cosA
Ell Byron. POLKA and lap Odase,
Neck Tics, Stocks. fancy Ard plain
CravatH; Gloves-white hlesh, and
eoloresi Md, lined buck. cloth, Chss-
tssneld. Abertsen. Bertha Uaios.
AMI German aud rur 0sHntissaj
wooi. mcTno and cotton Hose; Whtes
aud fancy linen and suk uandhsr
rhieis; embroidered lamb's won,.
shi'e and mixed msrino end stlh
Wrappers and Drawers; Wool Mtsts,
Hcsrfs. Nuners, 0ents Shavts snA
shawl Pins. Umbseiirs, Caspes S'hs.
and all other articles usually kspabv
the trade. all % which srw rsspeot-
fully submitted ~ the esa0loetlsa
Of customers.
An early cell viii Will ..cure choice seiecttoos.
EDWARD ALDEN.
B-rnnh -t,tst, nli.-i," ~ Cisive Ncv Davenport.
low. tR-tw~--n Nau and BRADY ssptA-au
tA56-.. fALL. lH60-7.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-11-24
STATE DEMOCRAT.


A. an advertising paper tLs STATE DEMOCRAT IL VI,
ssrssily r~ssric A. the established ui-dium VI bu-
sss comsnieaton bst~-en the buyer and seller; Its
srseiy inersssins circulation. both 81 hom- al
abroad. oners favorable opportunity tor juiicion
dissemination u mercantile intelligence Iti- also
savorte family Josrna hence Retail Dealers. vel
- @srs sxtensv. trsdes-p-opie hseLsne- aud Citi-
sens will nnd its column. essential to . prosp~rou,
su.ness. A WORD TO IHx WISE
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-11-24

Its imp ssb,e to give the details Of this munin-
cent enterprise In this short sdyertis~uicni and
therefore refer the reader to circulars or to the
JOURNAL W ROMANCE itself, copy of which
may b. had by writing to y. b Blair pmblisher Of
Journal Of Romance, Chicago, or New York-or ma,
be st the once OF name OF paper In which thI.
Advertisement appears.
TIRNs.--Fsr ons year q. %; Tor months, q, 50;
for three mouts 90 Every subscriber win "a one
premium immediately, and perhaps another in the
Aouthiy Jubilee Distribution.
y b. De sure TO send to the once ia ChicsA,
tot . specimen copy q the paper.
nctolser n7.Ahm
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-11-24
FINANCIAL.
BANKING HousE OF TALLAAx, PowsRs L McLkAx
DAVENPORT; NOVEMBER -, 1855.

=
DAVENPORT; NovEMBER -, 1855.
We still notice the sams strinsency In the money
market which has existed for some time past Dusi.
nsas msn VIE ass regular depesstors Il Banking Hou
obtain such acoomnodaous - they REQUIRE Al the
usual Pssss, but outsde borrower nHd very dieul,
- procure loans upon any terms. Bankers have com.
pasattvsy lts to lend IN Consequence Of reduced De.
posits and the numerous renewals required upon cid
notes but ere lending - ar - Il oeaAaessd prudent
sutside q the Banks. There Is ct present unusually
little money seeking invsstment,
Exchange has AeAia tsken anetAse ~ upwsrds
On wednesday last the Bankers In Chleaao ra,ssd
their selling rssss on New York and Boston 70 per
csat prsniun. and one Of the principal railroad oou.
panies ~ ooapsiled to PAY N Or large AMOUNT,
Saaesss here found !, neesssasy Tor their ON pro.
tsessoa Also to raise rates ~ ~ same pons q, At Obi
saso. Thsrs v lissae 1xehsnys oasr,ns, and very M
us material ot which u IN b nass We Do nat An.
uc,pass Aowsvsr % large demand for NE remain.
der Of The A. ed hops the n,ghsss pelus IL a Ia,
reacAsd.
LAnd VaffaAts eeoAin unsoasah,e, aud pri,e. ARE
aeminal We easr tAem q 60 dollar per sess,
We ouees e8cAanss - atllows -
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-11-24

ALLEN CLARK. .......P- .. Building, b. siyst
ALLEN \ ..Orr's Building Brady Il
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-11-24

Exchange % Germany.
II NHE undersigned prepare TO draw direct
on the following ciJ~- 10 suus 70 suit purshas~r.v
osrlin W PTussta.
Colosn. IN
Leip-ig Ia saxany.
CsAa-l
Bremen,
Hamburg,
frankfort, D. NJ,
s0j solicit the custom OF all thee having business
With thos. cities.
CRUBB. BRO. BARK0w 90. sAss..s.
fNTGRlING BilIs for 81 and upward. p, eai- by
- cMUss. BRo BARN.w and O.. Banker
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-11-24
TATE DEMOCRAT DAVENPORT IOWA. NOVEMBER 81. 1856


BANklNG AND EXCHANGE.
O@sslcers.
COOK 4 sARGENT,
ceex,'A.aEsr : oowsEv.
COOK, SARGENT 4 PAnk En-,
S'ornee. N-erask.
COOK, sARoENT 4 COOK,
n. De- Aolnes. lowe.
BSnkers / Dealers n Exhcange.
~ OrE3 aud Bulls collected aud proved. reml,,sA 10
~ any part Of The United Sssses. bis u Exchange
on o the Pr'acPsl Ossss o. the unitsd Ssatcs and
~ =, oS1SAs and .'sd Money re,nisssd u Europe
~ .vA ia, which can be casheSi In any town In
II fAnd, ireland a. wA,ss, In sums Of 3, upwards.
". Clask, D. Lcas, No.
~ Osst, Dodgs o.. New vcss.
l. y. Clark . Co.. Philadelphia
,. ". Clarh o.. Boston, Mao
0eorpe Smith . Co., Chicago
Hatch LAnsdon. Cincinnati, Ohio. o-tiO,s
EXCHANGE
v" ." 'a's IN" United Btstcs bought aud sold
COOK. sARGsNf 1 COOK,
,,... bankers and Land Agents
'''i"' " Des Mo,nes
CARE CHANGE
To SECURE
Valuable Farming Lands
IN SCOTT COUNTY.
$500 Acres.
vXyk mr. fos In ira Z. 10 suit putthas,t. IL
w the telo~tH desirable iants
Any s.. To RAJ -. 4.
els IT,
' hss 81 " a. - a.. ,oO
half - ~
'o o,nIa = y
els oinslS - - %
ofssl.s % 60
comprise some Of this best lands In s,t County and
have never before boz ,a.r,<i FOR sale
lmrad,'' COOK ! SARGENT.
AND wAasANn-An ''ss. for sale BY
For Lease.
OTIS J, =. and In BLOCH 70. corner ~ T.rnhan
Land Third street
l.pn, Apply TO COO. SARGENT
Building Lots,
EroR Sale q, fair prices, and sd on long credits to
i facilitate Improvements.
COOK = S.1RGENT
VI Sell lots to parties who win uild this aeon, ~
oirtAt. prices, aud on . credit Of L. Q, All , year.
Uane6tD
Banking House.
CssuBB, BssO., HARROW r co.,
sSsa Hyss sss NON
Ky.
LAND WARRANTs
On hand and for SAFE or loo alton
Once corner main and I'd streets, Dav-npsrts
ns~ buildings tmrs sslDavenpors, uessn.
Selling Rates ef Exchange,
~ Chuhb. Brother, Harrow 4 DO.
sigh, Exchange, in sam. to .us, %
New York. per cent.
Philadelphia,
et. Louis, "
Cincinnati,
Chicago, -
colo dvu
Exchange % Il ermany.
NHE undessisned prepare to draw direct
on the following cte-. 10 sums 10 suit purshss-rss
ortn W Prussta.
Colosn. IN
Leipsig Ia saxany.
Csss-l,
Bremen,
Hamburg,
A
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-11-24

10000 BSCRlBERS IN ONE YEAR!
cO,0OO TO BE OBTAINED IN SIX MONTHS II
oiOo,0OO 10 BIZ GIVEN IN PREMiuMS,i
t5o,o00 TO BE GIVEN IN sIXMON Hsiii
~ undertake an extraordinary task, that OF Oh
w tanning $1,000 Subscribers in Six mouths, and
use the following extraordinary means to accom-
plish our purpose
ls, We made the very LARG EST snd BEST Illus
ated Family Paper Of the country and sell 1t At the
LOWEST price.
III. W. adopts ystcm Of premiums, that NEVER
has been EQC ALLIED and cannot be surpassed In lib
erality, for the reason that shall give equal
~ the whole proceeds Of the paper for sig months,
VIZ 100000. The most Of the sum will be given In
silver Plate.
nsuuiactured BY the New York Silver Plate Com.
pAny, In piece. worth from ONE D0LLAR to
ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS, OF more, Thsrs
vii also be included several
GOLD WATCHES.
and I've large anA Valuable ubeosios Al
premiums will be decided upon immediately on re-
saips Of subscription. Parties specify any arti-
ss, equal TO the number u their subscriptions and
without the hdsard ofdrasrtao. II viii Be boxed ny
and .ent immediately, though |, b One Thou.
sand Dollars Besides this, every subscriber come,
10 for Second Chance ina
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-11-24

kegs'l'" drum that beat creations dawn.
When the srssh -arth -ap-d into flo w.r VI days
ksying all Nature
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Lat Q " . VS.


WAsuacros, Jnne 235, -SsslTE.-Mr
Toombs gave notice " q b - protect ihf
c~itizs.s 81 Kansas 10 the exercise Of the
elective franchise 10 that Territory, and %
provide for calling a convention for forming
d constitution preparatory 10 admitting Kan
sas into the Union.
Evars replied to Summers attack OH South
Carolina, indicating her revolutionary his.
tory, and defending her domestic Institutions
in dispassionate terms.
HousE--This week being set apart BY
preyious agreement for the Consideration OF
Territorial business.
The bill to authorize the President 70
cause The southern boundary line Of Kansas
TO be surveyed and marked, was passed.
Mr. Wakeman gave notice of his inten-
ton to introduce a bill amendatory of.the
act OF 1918, prohibiting the Introduction oil
importation Of slaves.
Jones, Of Tenn, proposed amendment re-
curing Oregon to have a population equal
to ratio Of representation established by the
last census.
Debate ensued involving the question
whether such restriction should be imposed
upon new STATES kJ&4
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-06-25
I 4 Asany's Psssnt Adjustable Reaper and
Rowsr Combined and Single Mower,

sxcupxp TO JoHN n. Many sT 1wssYv-rHsEE Par
ssIs IN THK urTIED sTArEs. ALSO PAIESI1p ~
Eraorx. MANUFACTURED ~ hAssf x CO., RoeK-
yoRp. ILLIEsis.
n HEsE ~valuatIs Machines ~ constantly being
] uatu ufsc,ured. AiSrS9 number ara being made
e>r nv nsxt harvest, Over sis thssssad we're CO. n.
struc,sd turing tho past season, and used with ST.
urs sdcces,, yet the demand was not supplied.
A sarrantg 10 gwen 10 each purchaser that the la
chine 1. we'll quilt and of goo ! uxisslais,s nd shati'
will NOV as well q. can be demo with tbs scylhe,
and reap as we'll as eau os done with cradle, and en-,
eel ever other harvesting Implement.
The machine Is drawn by two horses, and msnig
sd d. one person Tor moving, Two persons for reap
ing; aud 10 also warranted 10 cut from ten TO nIiee q
acres per day. A large machine Tor four horses /,
alec manufactured.
The prices OF She Machines with tIanspoEtauo
added ,sre- @
For Two Horse machine oil aloHt nse feet cut
sl75. For Four Horse Machine Of about 8 K feel cal
si45. For single Moving Machine OF about ave
fssl eut9120,
" The Following extras are 10 rBished with each ma
ehlse: oEo lork, one OIL can, one wrench, one qua ID
gngef, ons sicst1 sseIloa, 0as smOpth-edge seetioa
sud one bowel pinioh a full supply Is kept coz.
rsautiy ON hand, anu ai-o Ia The hands of Agents.
Two 4 uiy ss-one a. rieEle aud the other a smooth
,dxy-are furnished with each machine, either N
xnicA ~ ~ De used as required.
Foo machines on rNtrss Apply TO
MOUSSE, VIELE 81 co,
ProprIetoTs Of the Iowa Agricultural Depot, coTuri
koek Island aud RronL sts,, Davenport Iowa, Ssls
4 gent. for tats seetipH. tJUur z
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'A'SAS0 dAcHIsEs,--So many imposi
D's7 been Pfaotised upon community
''Fs'' 70 washing machines that our la.
''3si' would stand ready 10 vote every
Y q IAe kind a humbug, were it not that
40 20 anxIoa, TO fnd something 10 nit
ne lsooFS and toils Of the washing
We never nave aad much faith in the
''sAaon' for labor-saving in washing
/" and have generally regarded such
h more calculated 10 make money
PIopretora than 70 save toll to the
Aayi5g recently been Induced TO
r." "!stasr's Patent Wash Tubs, ad-
"a the Gazette and manufactured
p" .a!e BY cur frieada parmele, Broth.
"a S's5y street, below Second, our
80 well pleased with it. operations
IRE induced 70 recommend the read.
'D''''s our example, They are chsap
1P'n nal the psr.on is not pleased
-'m they Gun be returned at the ex.
" NAe Manufacturers
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T.. ~. 5StbSN MOODS
COMBINED
.uOsygy and kS0DgT!

FOR MICH THE FIRST PREMIUM " A. S
Awarded ut the Rock Island County Fair in No,
yembsr, iS5S. Improved for 1855.
TEraE subscribers anvs arranged ~ manufacture
i extsnstveiy Lie above maehlne In Roc1 Island,
ia, aud In 0rertng Il TO he farmers are happy 10 be
able 10 sAy that toe efforts e. combine the mos,
per eet Mower vita tbs most perfect ResEer have
prove d eiuineaty successful. fh9 difficulties arising
out Of The fact thatu greater speed OF the sickle Is
necessary iOr IN owing thsnis required fof Teapios Is
overcome in this machine BY the uss Of two PIN
ious OF difsTent siYs, giving Iae required speed mo-
cessary for Gncb kind Of @0rA. Tbs sside orsii,n 10
also mostly avoided by placing ihs ground wheel ~
tho Of po.tte aida 81 tls tongue froia the cutting part,
30 ss 10 balance taeh other, thus making Il easier
ior the teaul-
Toe raser Is placed on the platform behind The
gfalu, e position WHOA by being near his work sns.
bles him TO d. IL better and wi,n greater ease; aud
lhs wnois 10 constructed on q plan ~ once sinpls
aud durable. IL has eesa used IN all vsr.stieS d
xrain nnd grass, snd Is universally conceded u
thoss who nave ussd It TO operate better s4d nleei
snRu eau be dane with the cradle or { Jihs.
Tns price OF the Prairie Razor is $3.50 Gu L FOL
40 Wsr aud Reaper l~osst5et; slie foF mower alone
$40 added TO le above Tor eredil ai ohe-haif III
January nsxI, Interest AZ The rate OF ten per cshi
per aunum allowed om all pay msnts made eeier'
lei Of july next 10TH "ooUM hhA.
Agricultural Depot, on Rsck lslaud and FTont sts.
ppg ouport. SUte Agents ioT This ~yieinlty,
JunS 2 daox