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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-05-10

The subscribers, proprie.
tors Of the Empire Stove
Works, st. Louis, beg
leave to inform Stove
Dealers in Iowa that they
have established a branch
Of their house in X eokuk
where they will Keep con :
stantly on hand q large
and well-assorted stock
of
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-05-10
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apr23 -dsw A.C. TUoN a GA

- NklAk'n 60OSE"-30 Kegs above hyand as
super carb soda just received
200 hs cream tartar
% kgs soda saeratus
bbls do do
apr2sdaw &C. TlIoM Eco
JOHN ANDERSON & Co.--.Just receiving AN In
voice Of the above eeiuhrated mana ~ nrer,s
me cut and "solace' chewing and smoking tobacco
apr23-daw A. G. THOM co
100 thousand Hayann Cigars, pqrt received.
apr25 -daw A. G. THUM co.
nAlLi EXPECTED 5 tons white zine 10 oil,
II tons white lead
10000 lbs putty in badders, barrels, kegs and
cans
SEQ gals eopai, coach, furniture, and Japan var
nishes. apr2a-d&w A. c. THoM 4 co
LIVE HUNDRED bbls winter apples for sslant
l. deel4 HUSTON, HAWKINS 4 HUSTON'S.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-05-10
Children,s Fancy Hat..

1nHIFs
A SPLENDID assortment of white felt beaya,
a and straw hats, Of spring and suIpma,
styles. Call and look AT them at SHELDON,S
aprl4-d 76 Main strt
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-05-10

'INHE best assortment Of Lace Wells and Dresa
l. Trimmings at apr2b HUST0N,s
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-05-10

BARRIERS Shears, gent'4 pocket scissors ladies
- scissors, shears and trimmers, American manu-
facture. and warranted, at
jan5d CaDY, JONES & PECK Is.
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''HE Finest assortment Of Ribbons ever offered ia
the market. at hpr26 HUSI0S'S.
Weekly North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1858, 1856-04-09
ImDortant from Nic1raoun.

New ORLEANS, March 29:h-The Steamship DAN
iel Webster, from San Juan, with dates to the 23d
of March, arrived here to-day. Col. SchleiSscnser
marched out of Costa Rica on The 9th OF March.
Walker has been reinforced by 30o Americans
Costa Rica has formally declared war against Nicara
qua which declaration reached Granada on the 10th
March. Walker returned the compliment mmed-
ately. and the same evening" accompanied by 800
men, marched across the line to Virgin Bay. The
next day 800 men under Schleis>enger. marched to
Costa Rca. The latest advces state that they had
not met the enemy, but had provided themselves
with horses, intending to proceed against Guamo
Castle.
Walker issued proclamation On the 9th March,
stating that he had been invited by the Democratic
party of Nicaragua, and had struggled to carry out
the principles Of the revolution of 1854 but the Le-
g'timists party refusing all efforts at reconciliation,
nothing now left but war.
The Costa Rican Government has issued an ad
dress to the people Of Central America calling on
them to rise and destroy the American invaders.
Major Heiss arrived out on the 2lst February,
with dispatches for Col. Wheeler the American
Minister. An Ambassador from San Salvador had
arrived at Granada with dispatches Of q peaceful
character.
Weekly North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1858, 1856-04-09
THE WAKE DEMOCRACY.

We publish below the proceedings of the meeting
held in this City, Monday last. The day was un-
pleasant, and many who were anxious to attend,
were prevented by the weather from doing so; yet
the meeting was large and we have never witnessed
more enthusiastic one. The resolutions were
warmly received, and unanimously adopted. So far as
men-the representatives of great principles-were
concerned, there was but one voice and that was
for PIERCE, DoBBIN, and BRAGG
The Democrats of Wake were never more united
than they are now; and they are unquestionably
stronger than at any former period. We trust that
they will 60 to work at in the various Captains
Districts-hod their meetings. and appoint dele
gates to the County Convention TO be held on Mon
day Tuesday of the ensuing May Court. Let
erery part Of the County be fully rtpresented It's
of the first importance that should present a
compact and united front in the approaching cam
paign.
Weekly North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1858, 1856-04-09
PETERSBURG MARKET.
CAREFULLY CORRECTED WEEKLY FOR THE STANDARD .
n. M. MARTIN, BRO. CO.,

CAREFULLY CORRECTED WEEKLY SrAypARp NJ
n. NJ MARTIN, BRO. CO.,
Grocers aud COraDliss0H cLdnfs No. 29 Sycdsznrs st
PETERSBURG, April !, 1856.
eeps are steadily prvng and the prices well main
tanned We quote Common lugs at S5IzGds5I Fair TO
good &c 10 day with sales occasionally STl5 Common
leaf We quite at SIiSaS.4. Middiny SsIssL Fair to
good Ss1sdSlljs. No very fine offering.
WHEAT.Therc Is further improv eInent man fe tied in
this article To-day with advance Yesterdays prices
Of &c. We quote prime red and white 81 70Sl So In
mand.
COTT0N-The market continues steady at full prices.
with fair demand $685. for fair prime Holders
niand more for choice lofs IN store.
CORN--Owing to the continued light receipts the
ket continnes active with considerable enquiry and
sales of good 10 prime parcels at 7nJl75c.
PEAS-The receipts continue light with fair demand
Black Eve.
FLOCR.-Has bee. dull and langu'd through the week,
and the receipts of cnny have been heavy for the
Purchasers prefer Ia buy sparingy and have note
very limited transactions.
CLOVER SEED.-The stock ON hand is much reduced.
Prices Continue fully regular at jzatln quality
BACON The market is better supplied for all dcs-
shoulders at s1sGlU; do. sides at lc1s9Ic. Va bog
round l2i[.
LARD-Contrues in fair request IL \ in bbs. and
l215 in kegs.
OATS--Markei well supplied. and dull at H5@so.
APPLE BRASDG.-ls dull and heavy Sh@.Sa
MEAL-The market remains quiet. We quote country
boted s0; unboied &c
FlSH-Nu. herringS and in good demand
at ss@SSI No. Mackerei s6I4CasG1S for Boston in
spectiun.
SALT-Conii heavy 81 soSsl 80 for L. p. Fine,
and Sl4o@ssI ~ for e.. a.
Weekly North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1858, 1856-04-09

FATAL RAILROAD Academia sad accid ent oc-
Cured at Thnmasville. Davidson county, on Friday
last. resulting in the death Of Mr.. Wm Allen, very
worthy young man. aged about 20 years. He filled
the post of brakeman the freight train, and, at
the he of the accident, in the act Of "cutting
off" car. Before he had got clear, the train star
ted, threw him on the track and he was over,
crushing one thigh and leg and one hand. His leg
was ampu,at"d by Dr. s. II. Pcndleton. on the eve.
ming of the day; bu, the severity of the shock
and the loss of blood too great and the sufferer
died on Saturday night.
Salisbury Waterman.
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land, Oscar Rand, N. G. Rand, Simon Smith, Col.
Willis Whitaker, Geo. II. Faribaut, William j. AL.
len, b. S. d. Williams, Burtis I. Strickland Raiford
Chamblee, Robert S. Perry. Seth Jones, John NJ.
Fleming, James NJ. Ferrell, Dr. Allen r. Young, p.
A. Dunn, Michael Thompson, J. A. Hicks, George
B. Allen, w. b. Allen, Willis s. Thompson, w. G.
Mangum, Alsey Hunter, Joseph Fowler, Jr., Angus
tine Turner, and H. B. Whitaker.
W. W. Holden, VIM. A. Alien, A. NJ. Lewis, Sid
ney A. Smith, of Johnston, G. II. Wilder, and E.
G. Haywood, each entertained the meeting with able
and eloquent speeches, when, on motion the meet.
ing adjourned.
W. r. POOLE, Chm'n.
8: g. 4 4. 9sesHes'F'' aspssS' Secretaries.
Weekly North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1858, 1856-04-09

READING RooN AT RAIEIGH-Thc "Oak-City
Guards concertipg measures for the establish
ment Of Reading Room at Raleigh most praise
worthy object. We have received the prospectus Of
the committee appointed to conduct the enterprise
to successful issue and most heartily do we wish
them success. We will publish it next week.
Golds Tribune
Weekly North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1858, 1856-04-09
LATER FROM EUROPE.
Of the Atlantic !!
TREATY OF PEACE AGREED TO {!
An Heir to Throne of France at last!!
COTTON AND BREApsTUFFs DULL

New York. April 2-The steamship Atlantic in
her fourteenth day from Liverpool, has arrived with
four days later than that brought by the Can
ada, the Atlantic having sailed Wednesday the
18th, at half past 10 O'Clock.
treaty of peace between England, France, Sar-
dinia and Russia, formally agreed to at Paris on
the 18th Of March. 1t only awaits the arrival of the
Prussan Penipotentiary to sign the Protocol, be-
fore it is ratified
son had been born unto Eugcnia, the Empress
Of the French.
There is no news in regard TO American affairs,
and no tdings cf the Pacific.
At London on Tuesday, English funds were again
fat. In consequence Of the continued realization
from stocks money continued good. The supply Of
discounts easier, though nothing was doing low
er than per cent.
The latest from Paris via London was on Wednes-
day, when bulletin stated that the Empress and
child were both doing well.
The birth Of the Prince of Algiers caused much
outward rejoicing in England and France. Congrat-
ulatory addresses were pourin in, and Paris had
been Illuminated in honor of the event. Pope Plus
the TX would be Godfather to the young sprig Of
royalty, and the Queen of Sweden Godmother.
Salutes were fired and flags hung out in all the
Princpalities of the British realm.
Baron Manteuife ut latest dates had arrived at
Paris, and it expected the Protocol would be
signed in few days. The secrecy OF the proceed
| ings Of the Conference were still observed.
Parliament had adjourned
! Our Minister Mr. Dallas had gone to London.
| Mr.. Buchanan had taken leave OF the Queen.
Lord Palmerston accompanied Mr. B. in his fare
well visit to the Queen, and joined in the chorus Of
| the well known ditty, L" do not let this parting
grieve you" In this act the English papers in-
dcations of the Premiers desires that the States of
| Great Britain should stand well with the United
| States
The King Of Belgium had arrived at London to
attend the confirmation of his God-daughter, the
Princess Royal.
| The young Prince OF Prussia about to revisit
| England TO be betro;hcd To the Princess Royal.
| A royal dcpua,ion of the friends of Poland had
waited on Palmer>ton. begging him to give instruc
tons to the British Plenp"tentiaries at Paris, tina
they insist on the restoration of Poland. He replied
that the subject should have the attention of tn,
| government.
CoMMERcrAL--Cotton dull a-d Unchanged
BreadStufs dull and nominay unchanged.
Consols 925 925 Money steady.
Weekly North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1858, 1856-04-09
Yours. very IesDecrfnKy,
EDWARD n. FULLER,
NEW SPRING GOODS.
First InstaIment for 1856,
JI-ST yrrrrx-rn At
w. III. Il r. S. fuckers

w. II. X. s. TUCKER'S,
No. 8. Efyttterdb Street. No. 8.
OUR FIRST 1NSTALNENT OF NEW SPRING
OG,ds 10 VIII c invite the attention of
Fr'n this time forward shall continue receive New
Goods adapted o Spring aud Summer trade.
Raleigh, April I, 1855. So
Tri-WeekIy Line of Four Horse Post Coaches
from salisbury to Asheviiie, through in thir.
ty.six Hours,
CONNECTING WITH THE no TIL CAROLINA
~ Rairuad. Having purchased the line from Ashevie
to Morganion have stocked the rad with good Horses
and experienced and accommodating drivers. Also
Concord two hnr>e Coaches After the 18th of March,
will leave Ashevilie Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saiur
dars-ennneciing at Morgansou with my line Of Four
Horse Coaches
No pains expense will be spared TO make this the most
eemfuabe and expeditions stage rzd in the State Try
the road and judge for yourselves.
c. ). BROWN, Contractor
Noiganton, March q, 1856. UE-g6
Weekly North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1858, 1856-04-09
WHOLE NUMBER IIi9
MARRIED.

On the goth March, by W. Il. Royster ESQ., Mr.. A. 81.
Chandler to Miss Etus Adcock.
Also by the same, Sunday morning. the 2sd at 10
O'Clock. at the residence Of Mr.. Thus. Moody Mr. J. r.
Green To Miss F. A. Chandler all uf Person county
tE City papers will please copy.
Weekly North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1858, 1856-04-09

ROAD MAsrER.-We learn that Capt. j. E. Allen
has been apl onted Rnad Master on the N. &. Road,
in place Of Mr.. Sumner, resigned.
Weekly North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1858, 1856-04-09
DIE D.,

In Newbern, Wednesday. the 18th of March, Mr. Har.
dy b. Lane, in the Gath of his age Also suddenly
Monday the cath March, with congcsve chill Mr. John
A. Hodge, in the 9Th year of mis- age
Weekly North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1858, 1856-04-09

W- We call the attention Of capitalists and 9th
er<, desiring safe and profitable investments to the
advertisement of R. Morris, Esq, Treasurer of Will
mington, in to.day's Standard.
Weekly North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1858, 1856-04-09
Thirty-Fourth Congress--First Session.

IL,
The SENATE to day discussed tie action of the Ma
val Board. Mr. IverSon attacked the Board.
The debate continued and at the hour of ad-
journment still unconclu,lcd.
In the HoUsE, on motion Of Mr.. Phelps. the Mil
itary Committee instructed TO inquire into the
expediency of accepting the services Of volunteers
in aid of the supposed Indian hosttes on the Pa
cific coast
bill was considered appropriating $500, 900 to
preserve and maintain the peaceable disposition CT
the Indians the Pacific coast and $l2S.G0C to
| purchase gunpowder. The House then adjourned.
WASHINGTON, April I, 1856.
| SESATE-Mr. Mason, from the Committee OH Fo-
reign Relations reported joint resolution amending
| the act Of March, 1855 to remodel the Diplomatic
and Consular System Of the United States. The
purport is to the feature making it mandatory
the President to elevate all foreign ministers res
ident to the grade OF Ministers Pienpotcntiary. The
resolution takes the ground that Congress has no
| power to command, and can only recommend, to the
| President. The resolution passed. The Senate
debated the action Of the Naval Board till the hour
Of adjournment. Quite exciting scene occurred
between MeSSrs. Clayton and Bell, each accusing
the other Of nSolence.
HousE-Among the reports made from standing
committees were bill establishing additional land
districts in Nebraska ard Kanzas. 10000 copies
| Of each of the Central American correspondence.
the correspondence relating to arbitration and the
enlistment questions, and the document on the COM
mcrcia relations with all foreign powers, order
ed to be printed. The House passed bill appro.
priatng $500 900 for restoring and maintaining a
pcaceable disposition among the the Indians on the
Pacific coast, and $4,000 for the purchase Of gun
powder.
In committee Of The whole on the Presidents mes.
sage, Mr.. Warner vindcated the rights of the South
in the common territories Of the Uritcd States. Mr.
Allison opposed the extension Of slavery. The
House then adjourned.
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MurtIJ- -Curulinu 5tanaar1
VILLA M w. H o L D Z N,
EDITOR AND PROPRIETOR.
FRANK. L. WILSON. Associate Editor.

rEahS JF I'll: WEEK ALY-TtOo Dottars per annun
In advance within the first month Two Dollars and
ay cents if payment be delayed six months and Three
Dollars f p.id within six months from the time OF
subs:rb ng. ,-, !,
TERMS OF THE SEMI-WEEKLY-f6ur Dollars per
annua in advanceor within the first month Four Dollars
and y ceus if payment be delayed six months; and Five
D,ars if not paid within six months from the time Of
sub cribng.
Terms of Advertising in the Standard.
Our re ,alur rates of advertising are as follows:
On. sai ire 1 lines or less) first insertion, 81 90
Ccb Snhsenu.nt insertion, 25
I,nrer advertisements in proportion
,cts will be made with advertisers at tile dbore
rites for six twelve months, and at the close of
the contract per cent will be deduct ed from the gross
Professional business Cards. not exceeding five lines
will be inserted in either the Weekly SemiWceky, for
s6 for six months so for twelve months in both pa
ners slU for months, S13 for twelve months.
g- The plper II besent to advertisers for six months
or bv the year, free of charge.
#*Subscrbers I'd others who may wish to send money
to the ltor do all times by mall andaths risk.
R.seiots for all sums will be promptly transmitted.
Letters the Editor must come free Of postage.
Weekly North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1858, 1856-04-09

INCREASED IMpoRTATIoNs.-The New York Gus
tom house records show the value of foreign dry
goods, entered at that port in March, to be $685..
s29, against So 369s4 in March Of last year. For
the first quarter of the calendar year, the compari
son is $2s,755,7l4 for 1856, to $l6,35s,0S7 in
1919
Weekly North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1858, 1856-04-09

WESTERN Hay FOR WIMISGToN.- he last Colds
borough Tribune says: "Just as we 60 to press, a
freight train is starting for Wilmington with large
lot of splendid Western hay-as green and fresh as
when collected from the meadow. This hay will
nov come into competition with that from the
North, and we trust. ultimately exclude it from the
Norti, Carolina market Herein is seen Que Of the
great advantages of the Central Railroad"
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-01-09
HIGHLY IMPORTANT TO owNxRs or
HOHlHS

ToHN MCDONNELL. Veterinary sureees. from
81 Rochester, N ,begs respectfully 10 Inform The
public that he has located In Davenport. where be can
be consulted all hours and all diseasss that ,hs
horse Is subject 70. Amer going through thorough
yssrss OF study for the prefssson and having nsny
horse good practice on vi kinds Of dselae and saa
produce COED testimonials n any ether 81 W e.i
OF New York ,feea happy 10 say that he Will Il. 10
xvs general satisfaction 50 all fsops that enI
hpm an aA .s. s9
Unti further notice he can be found at Parker 4
Spssrias's Sssbie, on Second st.
n. b. Guaranteed Recipes sold TO AGy person living
tRa distance from Afa vrter.
D&venport. Sept. 0sh laSS dw-tf. Ne
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-01-09
Dr. !. W. II. BAKER

A FTER an experience of thirteen years Ia me
practice OF Medicine and Surgery now offers his
professional esryiccs to the eitfens o. Davenport
and It's vicinity. n reular attention VIII DO gwen
70 operative surgery and disenses ol he thtoai ana
house on 3th ST., between Brady d Perry sts.
Nov .2S ..du
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-01-09
Aaolinf.

SEARS, WOOD CO.,
Bea,tssd Nsuufsetursrs, Lumber Merchant.
and Dealers In Planned Flooring,
MOLINE, ILLINOIS.
TJNHE oply ests sblishmenti tin the West whore
SHERW OOD,S CELEBRATED TURSIS q
LATHE Is sed for turning PRIsnATIc FORKS; such
Nspsls, ,BaIasters, Bed P0sts, Table Legs, andot
work too various to enumerste, with the
JHogIdizgs Of eli iase sqsarcs of say aHmSes or
ta,ts nay ssggsst. Making ths most perfect nd
beautiful work thatfsncy can desire, andhaving th.
appearance Of costly arSsSssSk.
tnpe II. I654-trw-H
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TAKE CARE OF YOUR HORSES.
A THE New York Harness Storeisto befound aisrEe
"A assortment Of Horse Blankets ready made and
strapped, from el,75 to $1,000 per Blanket. Aisos
srxe lot OF Sirsingle from 30c TO sl,sO.
A most excellent assortment Of fSaddlesfron a5,u'
brides Of ali prlees In shorta fuIand conpletslo
0fesery thing Ia the line.
Whips! Whips!
The largest and oheapestlo lot of Buggy and Team
Whips ever before offered here. J
The subscriber designs heretofore to furnish the
In histrade to be found in thspsrt
country.
0iyehim call; Second st, fdoersfrom Brady.
G.. BARNES.
Davenport, Ost3l, 1854 d-tf
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HIGHLY IMPORT ANT
TO FARMERS AND PLANTERS.
Tie Best hill now in Use is Clawson's
Power and Hand Germ Mills,

,I,HIs MILL, RECENTLY INVENTED BY JoSA-
! THAN X. BURDGE, Of Ohio, tpatant applied for
10 constructed upon entirey new principle, ca.-
ling the graia with knives which requires but one
tenth or the power OF g Burr sSone. The Hand Mll
weigh. less than hundred pounds, and scapsble
grinding t>s bgshtis Of cera or i'Asat per heA-
wheh child work with ease. The Power AiIi,
with one horse power, viii grind ten ssshets per
AsaY which would be extremely easy WORK for one
hors o.; this Size Weighs about two hundred and hfiy
pouads. This Mn, will grind grain, seedsand spices
Of every description ard does not require rsguisr
speed as Burr MIL For cheapnnss, dursbility and
smplcity Of opsraos. these mills stand urrlyaied;
and In fact there 10 other mill invented that
would grind by hand more than q largs size coffee
mill. They be set tne coarse, and for grind
feed" they have no equal. In using knives all
the husk ofthe corn or grsn OF any kind comes oa
leaving the pure cal. To those who may Wish q
mill that will last years without repair, We invite
call, and they will readily perceive the advantages
er any other mill in the market liberal oiscoe ni
made 10 VIII olesaie purchaser
MOSES d LlTTbER, Agents for the West. omce
OF Bursows & Pretiynsn's. where one Of ihe above
mills eau be seem In operation.
Dec$, '5S-dwf.
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BROWN /, MCDONALD
We W. FIRM,

Empire Boot and shce Store,
Brady, Third Door Hslow Third st1esS.
/ Hk unue uers:aned having purchased and maze ad.
: csions 70 he stock formerly owredb,
4essrs. Potter fhillips,
opi !rF lie all torusr pstIon. OF that rrn In want
ofsrs-e.ss Ia saoir line 10 syor them with esu.
1r. Dutterdeld
Re Eslls with then and will give bis friends ~ So
AS heretofore. AOOFEAtR w.
n. b. Particular attention given 10 making @ eG,s'
FRENCH Calf and Patent Leather Boots.
Dec 7th dtf MAI
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coPPRRsMITH AND PLUMBER.

CoPPERSMITH AND PLUMBER.
I,HR subscriber lsnow prepared TO do all kinus o.
j C.nnar work Plum bling ,Roofng, &c, also geo: :
eraitobbing buanes OF every description connected
with tho Tin Copper and Sheet Iron business stove
Pine. sheet Zine. Lead Pipe, Sheet Lead, Cop
psr bathing Tubs Pumpa etc., etc.; rurnishea ~ az
I'm - on the u ost teYms and shortno
tics. A.
work warranted. Old Iron, Copperanc Lead wanted
and tai en- in exchange for work.
Perry st. between Cd and 10.
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MD COMMISSION NEKIIlANIo'
Bazaar Landing,
nAvpNPoRT, Iowa,
DESPECrPULLY call tho attention oifarmsrs,s ship
~ pers, and the pueiic geaershY TO his adfernss
iaeDl.
lacy VIII at all times be ready 10 s.ore aud SHIP e'
fy description Of produce and merchandise, 10 Or
and sell GU commission, and trust, by prompt and
slfct attention to the Interests Of all who may fasof
taem with their patronage 20 merit the public conn
d%ncs.
The business win be conducted and carried onl4 ae
spacious building recently erected by Mr. FUR S,'e-
sgnSssd rs the Bazaar. TO which Is attached sonmo
Nous landing for steamboats, al all stages OF the rive
shd possesses advantages favorable 10 the imp rser oi
shPpsr not the least OF which Ia that no drasage VA
- required from the Warehouse 80 boats, or from
BoAts to the Wa -esnusa. Nav H. tsaS-S