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The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-06-04
Lame slauders.

Il is no new thing for wrongdoers to ex-
cuse their own misdeeds by attempting To
throw the blame OF their perpetration on
those who oppose them. 1t has been so in
al ages Of the world, and the conduct OF
the Missouri raffans affords no exceg ton
TO the general rule. But lei Us not do any
injustice to those gentlemen. 1t is perhaps
true that Siringieiios anu has myrmldoas,
SO far iron. pretending any excuse, absolute
ly glorify themselves for every thing they
have done. Ii is lett for such apologists
as the Iowa State Democrat, to invent ex-
cuses which would be scorned by the very
men whom il wishes to defend.
A person guided By the statements Of
that paper would conclude that from the
tirst, the Missouri invaders had been limo.
cent victims oi The ierocity and lawlessness
of the Free State men. No, satisfied with
habaual perveTsiou Of the facts, The
Democrat persists, in defiance Of all logic,
in making consequences produce causes,
ana IN auributing TO the Free State men
the guilt OF the acts which were performed
by the invaders. With such an opponen,
it is useless 10 argue. We DEFY anv man
To prove that the FIRST act OF aggression was
committed in Kansas by the Free State
men. But comment is unnecessary The
people are becoming better and better ac.
quainted with he true facts, and are prepsr-
Ing 70 aet. Tie ISLANDERS which have been
80 recklessy circulated against the true
men Of Kansas, are exceedingly lame, aud
these authors, il insensibie 10 shame, will
soon be covered vita The contemp, Of the
country.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-06-04

Mt the least of the ouuages which have
been committed in Kansas by the rutfans
under the patronage Of Pierce, Doug las,
Atchi=on and S,ringfellow, is the fact that
even the Committee appointed By the House
of Representatives has not been sale from
their attacks. The fact, however, ought
not to create any surprise. If in the very
apital Of the nation, the representatives OF
the people are not safe from the murderous
assaults of iRsolent shareholders, it we're
folly to expec, that the hired Instruments
Of the domineering olgsrchy, would treat
any Of those representatives with more re-
speet when they met with them in distant
territory. Should the rutfian who serves
for pay, act more gentlemauly than chiy-
alrous South Carolinian, The House OF
Representatives, however, owes it to the
constituent body to yindicate its own digni-
y. Its rights and privileges are the rights
and privileges of the people, and If it fails
to perform its duty in so plain a case, the
people will no; fail to provide better repre-
sentstiyes.
We copy from the Chicago Press Of the
%, the following intelligence, which is the
latest that had been received concerning
the situation and movements of The Com
mittee:--
"lhe latest intelligence from the Com
miree Of Investigation through Col. Ell
bridge and Mr. Wilcox is TO Monday, the
2eth ult. They expected TO finish their in
vestigations al Leavenworth in the cours
of about week from that time, when il
was their intention TO proceed to Shawnee
Mission, where they expected TO be occupi-
ed two or three weeks in the examination
Of Witnesses. II vas the general opinion
that The Committee would not be safe from
the rufians on their arrival at the Mis sion,
that being their strong hold, and the Rep.
Mr.. Johnson, at the head of the Mission, one
OF their most INSCRIPTIONS allies.
Later intelligence shows that the appre--
tensions OF danger by the Committee from
the rnfians were well founded Mr.. Walk
ley, Of Beloit, Wis, who left Leavenworth
on Wednesday morning last, and passed
through this city OF Saturday morning, re-
ports that the Committee had called on Col.
Sumner 10 send troops to protect them from
spprehendcd assault. We should not be
surprised to learn that they had been driven
from the Territory"
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-06-04
ALFRED SANDERS, EDITOR.
xxDSEsDAy .xoRx1Ns JUNE =, 1884,
NOBLE woxEN

The Chicago Press OF the I'd inst, says
Mrs. Hubbard, of Kansas City, who arrived
in Chicago on Saturday, had in her possess
ion memorials and other important doc
umsnts in relation to the destruction of
Lawrence and other outraees, which ouid,
10 due time, be submitted to Congress.
When the right has finally triumphed,
and the history OF the present troubles in
Kansas is iruthiu.ly written, ample justice
will be done to the heroines who have &C.
Ted 30 important part in assisting the
cause Of truth and righteousness. All hon.
o. to the noble women who have so cours'
esovsiy encounlesed ordeals never required
and seldom expected from their sex They
have andy r,sen to the exigencies oil the
occas,on, aad will hereafter be placed on
che same roll with those i!iustrious females
xho in The war oi independence rendered
such essential services TO the cause OF their
country. The war in Kansas is also one
for freedom and independence, and ID some
respects is even mose Important than that
oi the revolution. The revolution Justly
established The doctrine that there should
be no taxation without representation. But
We hesitate not 10 say that as 10 any actual
expressions VII Gu the coluuisis had expert.
eRced from the mother country, the acts o.
the British Parliament, prior to the COM
mencemeni oi lie Struggle, are absolu .eiy
mild And humane, when compared with the
iniernal enaclme ala y hch have been pls ced
upon . so-c6lled statute book BY the Mis-.
sour rufhans who constituted ,ne bogus
legislature Of Kansas. A Nj, 10 pursue The
comparison still further, mons OF the Terry
bands who covered themselves with i'm
mortal iniamy BY hslung against their own
county, ever disgraced thems elves by So
many repeated acts OF cowardiy and hrGta!
rafhanism as have been perpetFated hy the
hired invaders OF Kansas.
Again then we say, at honor TO the no.
bic women wao having gone 10 Kansas with
the expectation OF being peaceful settlers
VI fSaSStuA SouIhs, aaa VI aouthiAg its
prosperity with tue graces peculiar to then
sex, have, under circumstances so different
from those which had been pictured by their
hopes, So nobly performed the new duties
OF new situation. and deserved TO have
their names inscribed Oh the same pages
which preserve the deeds OF The most il.
iustrious heroines o: ancient Or modern
times.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-06-04
NRW STORE AND

No~ 90 a -.
LoM PRICES
eAO,OO WORTH
, and h.,, foods over shown In a Western
cry CHARLES FISH,
s...nd street.. opposite the Lsolairs House.
IFormsriy Fay Brothers,. u,., "a
Has Just received large addiuont TO ." MON A@'
Elegant STOCK SstuMMER GOODS.
consisting Of
Rich Plounsed SILK Robes,
Fiounced 0renadine kooesj
urxandie aud Jaconet Robes;
Jaspe and Chsns Barge Robes
Also
Rich Jaspe and Chene
PLAIN AND SIAtlPEO SxL1AS,
pain nd coiorsd Poull de Sole Glaces;
lam Rich Prlntsd Fouiards
Aud India silks;
OF every description and style. ,nS
DkESS GOODS,
tissue. Grenadines, Grape Msrets, chall, psialns''
p.rexss Jaeonets, oryandiss, La~ns, &c, &c
A complete assottlnent Of
MOURNING GOODS,
EvI natUlDEISlES AND LACEs.
IN mis- department our stock 10 and always VIII De
complete In ever, particular:
SAiAWLS
Long and Square Broche,
Printed aud 6rochs Stella,
Paris Vsiencles, x
SILK, Tnibet aud Cashmere Snswls and Sears,
Plain and i 70 roidorsd Z rspe Shawls.
BONNET and TANNING K1BbUNs.
hOuSE-KE EFlNG GOoDs,
ofev,,ry description.
HOSIERY, &C.
A large assortment of English and German Jan
and Cotton Hosiery, Gloves, Mitts, &c.
sprAgue's, Merimacs, Cocheos, And All the pes
makes OF
AMERICAN PRINTS,
Very Cheap.
ENGLISH PRINTS,
FINE DEBEGES, c,yce
HEAVY okoWS ShkEllNuS'
And variety of Dom este and other Goods, 70 when
we would ilvite the attention Of the Ladies' sno oen'
Of Dsvenpor aud TO the trade.
Wholesale and Retail.
CHARLES FISH,
may27 I'd St. opposite lie tlsire hoass'
SUTTON 4 cos. COLUMN.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-06-04

TIE RuFFIAE BRooKs.--The Buffalo
Commercial-which is pro-slavery in all It's
procliyities--bas the following in relation
TO the assault OF the eowardly assassin
Brooks
1--WE hope the general Indignation which
has been aroused throughout the Northern
States in consequence of the cowaroly at
tack on Senator Sumner, may stimulate the
House Of Representative 10 prompt per-
Torrance OF its duty in the expulsion OF
Brooks. We can see no reason for delay
or dor the pretext of investigation, for all
the acts are fully known. When the ques-
lion of expulsion comes up, as It certainly
must, we hope our Representatives will
remember tina, tue eyes OF their constituents
are fixed upon them, watching with intense
and impatient interest TO see them yirdicaie
the character and dignity Of the House or
which they are men,bers, and uphold the
sacred right of freedom ofspeech aud debste
in our Legislative bodies"
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-06-04
XIHxYy D,

On the Nd inst, 81 The res'desee OF Mrs. malta
b. Dawson, by Rev. Z. N. Mikes, Nj. u. =. HAM
ILToN, of Redwood, Ohio, and Miss hpMoNiA
DAWSON, OF this clay,
The shove notice accompanied by cake 81
dimensions 90 ample and ernsmente lao beaaafsily,
that We were In Qasndars whether 10 ssoree me
most admiration 10 IL or to the good tas1e III Of dc
lated agin 30 appropriate, But on rsneeuen con.
eluded to admire the gin and esteem the givsr and
wish TO her and the husband OF her ehoice, that
domestic happiness which always accompanies me
we'll concerted marriage.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-06-04

A SUNDAY n the country is so holy in it's
repose, such pensive quiet relgns over the
face OF nature, that every restless passion 10
charmed down, and we feel all the natural
religion Of the soul gently springing up
within us
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CeUfOM Nat.

A 5, ALSTSN & CO., would inform their patrons
AZ that ,hey have just received this new aud dssi
rsee head gear, which present Is all The rage al
tse hast.
Ii combines all the good qualities Of any straw bat
hsreIoto Invented IL has The elegance aud dara-
0iuiy OF the PsuaInS, the lishtness OF the eommoa
Straw The fabric IL praidea la such maaner as 10
allow the air free cirsaaton,a quality ~h'eh no elh-
CO Hat possesses, Cali aaA see taem.
A. >. ASTON 4 CO.,
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-06-04

Bennett, Of the Herald, has returned to
New York from Paris, and is about u settle
down in an uptown palace, leaving his e.-
Enlistment to furnish him S75, 900 year
10 make his life comfortable.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-06-04

Nov Rc0dv,

A choice lot OF Fsssy Ltasa Drfi!s for pants,
N sery sue asser I'm nt Indeed, comprisnE some
OF the best selectens TO be found in the oi,y Also
ane lot OF GAUGE MeeiRo undeFshtits and Drawers,
jas, The thing for warm weather. Fancy shirls Ter
aching parties md sNcarsoaists genersis, all TO be
toand al low prices al kpwARp ALLkN'S clothing
store, Second ST.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-06-04

A SMALL STATE DEBT.-Connecticuth has
State debt OF S4,664, and some Of the
presses are sounding the slarm. For thrift
and economy old Connecticut is certainly
model State.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-06-04

Nor GUILTY The case of the United
States VS., Kendall. late Postmaster Of New
Orleans, was concluded on Saturday night;
the jury, after half an hours deliberaiion,
declaring him not guilty.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-06-04

We see il stated that Hugh Miller, the
distinguished Scotch geoIogist--one Of the
hrst scientific men of the age, and one Of
the finest specimens Of sei'made men--is
about to visit this country.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-06-04

The Shelbysille, lad, Banner mentions
an instance Of death resulting from eating
the root Of the wild parsnip. II i. one Of
the mos. deadly poisons in the vegetable
kingdom.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-06-04

The steamer Fulton sailed from New
York for Southampton and HaEre on Satur-
day last. She took out nearly half million
Of dollars
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-06-04

In the New York Superior Court on Sat
urday last, in the case OF Fry ys. Bennett
for libel, The jury gave verdict Of 5000
for the plaintiff.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-06-04

The earnings Of the Great Western Rail
way IRON Feb. lst 70 May 10th, from all
sources, were s94s,3o4, against s6s7,75s
for the same period last year.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-06-04

Gen. LANE, Of Kansas, will be here this
morning, on his way 10 Iowa City. He
will leave Cd the o'elk. train.
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Fer Sal
D. saatord . invigorat9.

-
il sltlI tsEa i've. t1uI1 and
s''-'i. ,tIs, AZ 81 =, tf4 ,aotis, rsylng
-p0n - t...ssle tF..4t4 the following
eo..4nLs. All 5.t.sos bsraa Ea.uefts, sex heAdaene
-sspsDs44 d4p,Eirl gosat, ss., GaroaIe DlarrnoeG,
--.ys, ' "a - A4ts-4J sb"-ts, Il eitetit Je-
Jlut. rsI.-Is .se4.ts4s, fof sale - druggist.
senefat.s, &n4 Cuas. WeDb, pavenpo I; al-o b,
S.uISIG - 10, \. a. easy. dcalg-daNsI
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SAItsOAis celebrated Kremi lna
SEA- okA,
W len ~ aoaho ieNs 20 tne Uest machine Tor
saaSsAiGs, ssP@rssas au4 cIs- aIDs siall
our la~IAnes aie sUs Gp vi tLs iA-tei AI4a
" SA1Si ioSSs4 nANI-Ig Liis
ncss Iof La lac. h. yeaIs, suL say
S@n 60 ~ - ~ .. 4useslI.IE aaci,IaC
- usta 0sI-na1
AaaSture /" y anu iOur .U-r.- InlS snofs
80 's"4h, Ifoi FInIsnlAs ST., auHS al shortest
a"'ic-. oTarfs oy inaiI or leSr-pI slnt,lis ma
81 and ISItsfs oi IGquIry cAe..tlGIiy
davenport Jane III ~ d.Ii tuemua.al copy1
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Popular Trade.
CHEAP GOODS FOB THE NILLI0A:
VIII be opened on
Nond@y. TUNE 1o'
SUTTON &c Co.
Atthe METROPOLITAN sroRE, corner Roek 10.
land and sscoHd SIS, y most magnificent stock OF
kOreiHM u domestic Dry GOOQs,
Comprising some OF tne ricnest sna most elegant
Goods ever Drought 10 a Western City. The whole
BLOCK viii offered At pricss altogether uuprece-
dsnted, and we extend INC invitation 70 all 70
Come AND Examine!
Although our Iorston IS not quite 20 desirable as
that all VIII be amply repaid VINO issor US with
VISIT.
DAS E.SS SALAAs.
OF Inc ne west com binaiions of
Pisided aud Brocaded silks.
Also MORE Antiques ana silk kobes, superb
styles, from $1,000 10 si5,W. SUTTON & 90.
WI win also open Monday case Of
" Dress nerAges,
no.t beautiful st,,es, whom VIA Do offered extra.
ordinary low prices. Among them viii be found
some very desirable patterns at snniing PEI yard.
Also BEREGE ROBES, a variety of solors al
price when defy compei..on.
Lawns. Lawns.
QkST American makes, iast coiors, al 10 cents and
LII sailing yard. ffeucn huslins, do briil'
uses aud oigandies, Flounced and Figured; very
handsome and cnes sUrrUN q CO.
AINGhAMS, FRENCH PRINTS, 1HA MBKAiS,
OGINudAM LAW Ms, DE LAINSS, hALLlEs,
&C, Gc., all nosn and new and very desirable
SUTTON q co.
French EmbrOideries and LAces.
A N ldoso goods our sluck eauiot be surpassed el.
ltner Ior variety or ch1apnsss. We have Col.
..4rs IN French anl Scotch work, hoUlton, Valsn-
ciennes and Point Laces, &c every oae \ 0ar-
ali NJ lark an ~.
i.luon do. veIy cheap. Oar sets of
honIton, Vale ncisanes,
FONT Applique $4,000, Thread,
and other LACES are very cnoies and should be
by all. Our stock Of
Embroidered Sets
Ia very complete, also embracing S~.s and Cambria
IN French aud Seoscn work; Cuned Breakfast 10
Very prssiy sad cheap; wnile aud BLACK Grape do.
&C., dc. SUTTON q 90.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-06-04

- lCH LACkS Of every description from cents 70
Ii ~ dollars Per yard; Black Tnmmlng Laces very
handsome Tor .dsnuilss hdxinys aud Inse rtings Of
all kiads Very cheap. sutton Gu.
NEYE viii sell our best style. OF Merrimaek, Coch-
W eco and Philip rs frnts 81 ~ cents . YARD
all ws rsnssd fsst coioEs. Briggs sud olns, Amer
lean 90 splendid styles ana last coors al cents
a yard. SUTTON d ~.
- HEkllNGS--Bleach.da and Brown Ny the yard
Apiece; domesties oil all kinds very cheap.
SUTTON 81 CO.
GRAPE, Cashmere. Stella and Printed Shawls at
Siowsst possiote prices, SUTTON d CO.
nRAWER MUSLisS,
IL Hosiery, Gloves, Notions, &c.
A complete sssortment.
Couasespsnes, Table CLOTH, Napkins, Io~sIings,
lsisn Linens, ae.; all very cheap.
SUTTON & CO.
metropolitan Store, cor. Rock Island = Sd SITS.
Terms exc.usiyely cash. our store will be closed
al peIore = prscisefy. Juns2
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,nrs tEaly, sTErHEN MILLEE.

ILlIalItT plIa.
hereby certify, that for the last iour weeks have had
10 operation ons u T.. J. NJ. Clsrhs Patent FIGURING
Mills have been running 1t average Of from egh;
e twelve hours without stopping and should 50 fry
elsh hours II required IT every satisfaction that
5ae can ask tinuk IL Is certain supsrsede all the
ga 1psiDds q milling. have been the milling busi.
ness over htteen years and yet cay truly that have
never seen any thing q the KIND 50 near perfection. live
il salisbury, Chester County, Pa two miles fro psrkers
burg shore run Il daily ami M customers will testify
TO the satisfaction Of their hUur sd bran have Travelled
through niue u The Western States and 1t supersedes
any thing have ever seen.
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SPECIAL. NOTICES.

Undsr this head iimted namber of special notices
VIII % inserted at IL cents per line each Insertion,
n so cts. per week.
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REMOVAL.

sPAf6KOWGRAS PAPERS,
OR living in the country, price 90
OBansby Papers, by Brougham 90
DE Quincy's democrats. Z vos. so
Columbia from the French, IS
Linda, or the young pilot OF the Belle Creole
by Mrs. @. l.. Hentx ~. 1925
SALAD for tie Social, i.25
Married not Mated, 100
Bere nice, IO0
Second Mari age, q daughters trials, rs
Island Of Cuba, by HumboiI, las
introduction TO Social Science as
Pniiiy and Kit or lie and raimsnL 90
The Heroes, or Fairy Tales, IS
Jsst received and for sale at
at ''fhe Iowa Book Rooms"
SO Brady St, near tho Post ONCE,
May3I ELI ADAMS eco.
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IOWA STEAM CABINET
III NILE l.aslksl.

lEhsbB \ & sobGt.
INBE subscriber goBld respectfully inform the IT.
j. liens Of Davenport and Of Central Iowa taat he
H. manufactures aud Eeeps constantly on hand and for
sale al
Wholesale and Retail,
tURAHUhk OF every deserp tlon, IRON the finest
jof@ to the eommonest Bureau. Having recently got
his steam works into operation, he 10 capable u Gil.
ing all orders MAT may be gwen him al notice
and win WORK which he warrants to be OF n slter
quality than anything imported into the city. aud
which v III be sold al lower rates. Al Kinis o.
sMPDtsEt ID FURNITURE
slso Kept on hsnd aud for safe low. Please .at iIi
examine his stock, 81 the maBalseIoTy M -7gguI
street, soHtn side, east OF Perry street
DaYenporl, Ma 81 1856 dswu l.. G. UESsA1ST.
Or. W. MINER,
(ReceDtly from Rock i.land H.
Surgeon and homeopathic Physician,
Office on I'd slresE, next door 70 Ii. H. smilh's Vars
~ store, In r. Mersin's ONCE, rear Lind sley;s Jew
msnx7-dU elry Slors-
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'HAI InE TWIN CITY BOOK STORE /. the place +,
- ny yout books stationery, Wall and Window Pa
PENS a. Se' where can be iOund great variety.
t'AhhLhs New Sectional aud GsographicaI' Map 9
Iowa IN Pocket form and on Roller, slso Ns.ne n Al
So, ee'efN 9a's' sy D. H. STARR, at Twin C8y Boot
Nay lI-d2m.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-06-04

CARD. II
The undsrsisned desires TO make this public &C
krowledgsment o. the very honorable and prompt
manner Ia which the Hartford Fire Insurance Con.
pSny adjusted the loss occssonsd by The burning of
his dwelling on the 2ish ult. The Company IS well
rs It's Agsnts, Msssrs. MacSlot Corbin, seemed de-
srous tast he should not suffer either by sseAniesH
sses or dsisys batas as the damage lsmou-ting
to ss,s7, ,ool ascsrtsnsd aad proofs forwarded
10 The Hsms Ofase, the loss was Immediately paid,
Jaas 4, SO awlt H. $. FINLEY.
Wanted
Some person to sprinkle the streets good
wsges given, Apply immedi ately at
jane &-u kDWARD ALpEN'S, Second st.
Money TO Loan
apply 70 the undersigned.
June 3 d4l r. MEkNlN.
Wanted,-Bosrd by yonng gentleman in res
peetabe lily Boarding House. Satisfactory refer
cncss given. Address IL. j., Post uhdce. Jne 2-St'
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NOTICE
~ 5. MILLER, late Of ne atm Of Avery, upham
" q Miller iHdfIns st4ssJst cd ifoni Ina eoAesin
Oh ile LIST .s-sea iAsI), hss formed The new
asm OF MIDLEn kLINDs, No. ~ South
Wafer street., IhCACo, $40 a-Slng been IorLau-
sSr - - receive IAsGf spflng-S.oen Of GrvSsues.
IA az A4Se VI otU house III tnslr line, Hauces
li-sn W vlef "a STOCK Tor ps,I easa, al lower
prices Iaan found at any other mouse
ciIs
taelr stock is large, aud entirely new. snd con
aIst., IA part
luVJ chests Tea 600 Boxes Glass,
SvJ bags coffee, loUy Kegs nails,
SVV mus suseT, bUo boxes halsins,
500 bOl- mols,ses, IUI codlsh
r.. sOU - syrup, 81 Heroes hake.
AlsO, splendIa assortment OF Wooden " are
and Yankee SotIons.
Jane sd, 90, d4y. AILLER & ROUNDS
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MAoOlLUN MACHIN h
..mItsoas celebrated sremiu,

so-aSa
A.. -&S>.+s0A 4.attAI} 80 a1Pa.s.4Ip.., ! u. ASH
~ az siacL4IIes aEu .JoaU4e rover
,.,.aI-clUreo ~ JaaIes nuI.sou. pas.Epur.
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June ad.f
Az An sRieAN INvENTi0N
T,fYC .,n,, 49, ~ .,Is MIN ACE

-
va dits slsoagis recommend in ever SAFE In tas
aton, eat pa tlealaly the prsifies oil Iowa, when
Is = oslaa Inflated BY the following and many othst
csEuaessss increases aaa extracss oi letters kNsn
b. liable gentienep whose names are afnxsa
tasre 10. -.
aay.us become the pa,sntees sad propFeso7s ot BID
win aud James Al. clrks patentGombnsa trimming and
Dossins Merchant
Fos the State OF Iowa. osE epGnty, Iowusnp and
City rights AID Ails LEI sale "a sVvfa0le sefms we
viii hays vae IN operation and sxaibOn IN me course
they will say, did the ancient Queen OF shees, the
bali has not been teld.h
MlIiegs armrrs capitalists sud spectators Will md
this mill prssents ensace Tor safe aud prot
llapis Investment
ANS hisaly ingenious and mach needed invention
into noar, aal the peud manner IN which 1t perfor ms
its WORK. sr1aalag, o0rts anu separating the gram Al
Saaslc operation at0 different qualities OF tleur
aud teed and that within space Of oay tsent! iees
IN length es four Ies breadth, the rapdlty Of ovef
twelve bushels per hour par OF French burr mill
stones only tty inches diameter. lne Gram IL con
veEtsi s4aege operation INTO LStra and super hue
kloGr lime Flour, Mddngs, SHIP Stas Iran anu shorts
ST single oeEAon any powsr being appieaole 70 pro-
psi Il, Iroa toae horse power W 10 ANY other dssited
placed room with machinery and the sn All
amount OF power requires to prope a. ats economy IL
csastsaction and OPERATION, az certain thai, ere
long, wall suefsede and rev5lasonlze all other flour
ing Mills Fns mil Is compact, SUBSTANTIAL aud reliable,
MOI liable get Of order. applicable II to the
loconiotivss5, foundry, forge rolling m, any build
aug having power already erectsd have within
its walls complete Merchant FIGURING Mill at the tri
dug expense from ioGr - seven npndred dollars
l~T further particulars certificates below.
yA1dB WEAVER, Jk, CO.
DayeBuort June hAwkeye Store.