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The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-08-19
4)Ook5 u Stationery.
Valuable Business
Locations, etor5s, 0tfcea, &c
I 20 lease ar let in Davenport, b
H.Ea ~ ~ gsEIp So,

Auction Ter ana Commission Merchant,
No "a HSaHy So near the ipHt Gfice
list The new brick siucs liEst hterl un bTaIg g
TAO doors north oi tie PDrt U1iar
ad.--fwo offices tssrpnd 3r 'front.' same BALL
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large, we'll lighted aud ycAtiiatrd, good entgare
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&c.
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street Suitable ion !! medtta oilrc, dentist
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mess.
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rOoms; rents tom AEr 20 ten dulirs per mGH'n
7th-- Forty ave isrt irat yt+hH tatfbli 'ot "
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| years 44tly b. ELL ADAMS.
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'tTne Iowa Book Rooms
| sNHE Subscriber haYigs -sel Ga 6l'ut iHi.r
= ert in tAs ab9yt SANE Weli kHO#n
BOOK AND STATIONERY sToREr
will continue The busiress ss formerly, i0t tae RE.
yui a lHHoid stand,
| No, SO Grady 81 near tite Post 9i.teo,
where All In want can fut HOuls :, Writing PuserH
knyei0peS Stationery erreI 6itlt wan frIfer Bnr
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NOTICE.
Mr.. John c. Dsvie has this day been admit.
VA te9 q Partner IN our nrm. The basiness y M
be continued as heretofore, and under he sape
name and style. COOK & SAHGENT
Dav enport,A priiIst 1856.
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WE shall continue 10 receive and pay cut tLs
w notes OF tho above Es1ks las ksye. doGs
their organzatob alter The 18Th Inst. and iii
further notice. lJaBI2l COOK 1 SARGENT.
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III. A. Porter & Bro,
RnEk ISLAND ILL.,
r. N. DAVENPORT,
MILLWRIGHT & MkCHIEIsT,
Broom Handles

DROOM Handles, vel seasoned, can he bad In an
bQaanttty al Burrows FIouymRE's
Jan Al DIV vii
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Fort De> Moines Land Agency.
LAM w RANTS.

THE undersigRed have for safe Land Warrants Of
iiEe rent sizes, which they will sell for cash or
time To suit purchasers.
They will pay particular attention 10 selection ssa
location or lands In Fort Des Moines, Fort Dodge,
Charitan and other Western Land Districts. Ass 70
paynaen Vt faxes and land business generally.
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BUILDING LOTS

:"
EoK sale at fair prices and ell long credit, 70
facilitate Improvements
COOK d SARGENT
VIII sell lots TO parties who will build on them Il ia
season. at moderate prices and on credit Of /,
and 3years. Juae S. d r.
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Ntau~ItH.
4 NJ tu@ -t.r'r Jrr lE Tr 1M. F. ft-. HH
= IE heBn@- ti- %E
s6otiu4al Maps ri Iowa
DAEh kHS Hea HaI leo tsasa. .tg.. Ethn
j A1uut.d aud ,-la.,.lgvst ifs s..-...-s. aH'
az "Iho Losl Ge9A Rooms
NJ GgH.. ,.t,, H.af lE.a i.y-s Office
EAL. hr}7ir..
BRADL&T BaeGEETf,
Nlolvs-,s and hftaH Dy-lersur
Paints, Oils, window Glass, 6ast, Dnors
pff45aa In he
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FOR LEASE.

These lands were selected many years ago ara
comprise some of the best lands in Scott County.
and have never been before offered for tale.
Mich 3D. sc COOK Il SARGEST,
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NOTICE.
MONEY loaned on Heal Estate Security.
vi Good Paper discounted.
Eastern Exchange Bought and Sold.
Time Drafts, aceepiances discounted.
Stocks, Bonds bought, and sold on Commission
+ Eastern Collection promptly made.
& % TALLMAN 81 POWERS,
Office Wiley's Store South side Of Second street
seq @
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Near Walcott.
0 Acres Of choice prairiesst a bsrasiii-
Al North Davenport,
A beantihil FIVE acre lot
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FOR LEASE,
I oIs >, 4 q in Block "a, corner OF Farnam and
II Third streets.
Apl7du COOK q SARGENT.
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4 III. persons knowing thsns slsss indebted 10 the
ttslbs,ribet are yers politely bat earaesli, re-
questeito cali and settls up immediately. All se-
sonntA not ssal2i up By ths ss,h Of august viii be
put nto The hstds ofa proper officer ior colestion
July 70 i2w JOHN JORDAN.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-07-07
IrnlYersifY Amendments.


We understand that nothing done IN the matter Of
tho appointments at the University. by the Board Of
Visitors their session. They determined post
pone the until September. The Of several
gentlemen before them for each Of the places proposed
20 be filed.
We feel considerable interest with regard the genio-
nau who may be called the chair Of General Literature
aud History. He ought to be accomplished man. We
hope great circumspecton will be used lin his selection
aud chosen who will G the place with ability
and with credit 70 the University.
II seems that itis important IN making the ap.
pontmcnts 20 consider ctat drsrtoH the appOntoo may
give TO the school, We Imagine it will depend very much on
tho professor whether in this department. Literatur
History will have the most prominence given 10 il.
II seems u.s. that Of the tao the former decidedly
the most importnntand should think il ought to be-
Understood In filing the chair.
We colk interest," sl.o w regard to the other vacant
chair II should be filed With strict regard the rneri,
Of he applicant tested by HI 10 teaching and
the recommendation be adduces. Nothing Of ncpousm
ooery should contrOl the selection. Whether Of wide
reputation not h. brings evidence Of ample qu,idca
ton, that should be enough Actual merit, not empty
| niinc Is the thing % be looked ".
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-07-07
DAVID J. SAUNDERS
THE LATEST FROM MEXICO.

The Spanish convention question still unsettled
Some Of the papers at the latest dates that il in
Of amicabe arrahg ren and others that SANTOS
ALvAksz, the Spanish MINISTER preparing leave
Mexico Immediately.
Strong forces oftrocps being concentrated by
der OF the overnnic - at Iaapa. Mexico Cueravaca and
San Luis Potoe, This locks begerent towards Spain.
The members OF tho Committee Of Congress "a New
Constitution had exported three four distinct schemes
which read and ordered To bo printed. All Of them
are liberal but differing on material points.
The decree Of SANTA ANNA in favour OF the and
eestbshnent Of the Jesuis in Mexico, had been annued
almost unanimously by Congress The former law there
FORE Of the last century being thereby revived they dare
remain But il supposed that the government will
enforce this law against them. The restoration Of
their property 10y SANTA ANNA the offensive fea
which the liberals wished to get rid Of By annung
the decree.
Of the Emperor had got drowned Topic while bath.
ing.
The rehelofcers who cashered Puebla for their
assistance 20 HARoY TAnIRZ, joining the army Of
Guatemala, to- fight WALLER. The Minister OF Guatcma
Ia eagerly seeking their aid hud active in employing
them.
The capital had suffered two or three nunations from
the heavy rains within the last month. Great apprehen-
sions entetned Of much damage II the danger
not averted
The French having offered protection to Honduras the
French paper IN the capital advocating the po-
boy towards Mexiro.
Mr.. DESNAS the American Consul at Acapulco had re-.
signed and Mr. VAS BHUsr had been appointed In his
place.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-07-07

Mr. EEfor II learn that at meeting Of portion Of
The American party Of York County held few days ago,
10 Sanders, E-q, Of Williamsburg nominated
candidate She W. Congress fecendy vacated bJ
the death Of Hon. r. n. Bayly. And aao see 10y your
Last issue, that y. T. Ma2p Fog Of Accomhc ha' aunouu-
ccd himself a candidate Tor the 'ufrages Of the same
party, With declaration Of his purpose 10 canvass the
district Now air. IL " shat these proceedings
are exactly in accordance either with the dictates Of
policy established party usagcs and at this particular
ciii. they "sadly of tune"
cannot imagine that It IL the wsh, purpose design
the peoplc of York county dictate u the other four
teen counties Who JaH be the candidate Of the party,
nd It'll - IL be- the Wsh intention Of W. Mapp
20 dictate the entire district that o sbal degnae the
candidate why then, ir. these ouusuh and impOlitc
procecdngsY Either of the above mined gentlemen are
acccptahlr aud doubtless would be- 10 the wbole party
properly presented their regular candidate, through
the medium Of convention, by any other means
whereby The wishes Of pao'ity can DO airy and fully
a.certaiued.
WiInot the people Of Yofk County, and W. Napp OF
Atfonic submit the decision ~ convention ~ all the
counties ~ the disctf u u not the siret afd best
way making nomination, and better calculated 70
secure the succcs- Of the party by concentrating the
votes Of the eutire district upon one candidate
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-07-07
Abolition Testimony.

The Abolition papers, without exception denouncng
Mr.. Fillmore aud the who sustain him with
and fury before unknown. See what the New York
Tnes-an ultra Seward organ-says Of the Fillmore par
y North and South and when any weak vessel Of noisy
LocOfoco ptes about his party being the only Southern
party ust pitch this from the Times right into
his teeth. The Times says;
They 1.-THE Fillmore party, North and Soutb,) the
radically sectional organization before the people,
going further gratuoqsly in the service Of the savehod
ing South than the slave-hodiDg SOUTH in its omnpo.
the Democratic party has required Democrats
o 60"
That is in plain language, according to this Abolition
testimony, the Fillmore party, North and South,
friends Of the South than the Democratic party. And
whoever doubted that fact, except few madcap Loco
oco parans here at the South Truth is progressing.
aud Fillmore stock is consequently rising, rising rising
Make way for the advancing columns Of the patriot States
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-07-07

The trick about Summers illness is still being
played out with admirable holiness IL is getting at
least to be decidedly Interesting and exciting-and we
for one, like il the less on that account That
old imp Of old Nick, Greeley. writes from wash
ington to Thursdays Tribune, as follows;
Mr. Sumner is worse, aud is declared in danger
of soitening OF the brain, by his medical friends
He is e1joined to avoid all excitement and will hard
ly be permitted to his seat this session. Tie
will never fully recover"
Now, that is what we call very pathetic talk. In
fact it sounds magnificent When shall we have
another instalment of the sort from the poSsum
ing Abolition wretchcs, In a day or two. we make
bold to predict Let il come-but take the lib
crty OF suggesting to you that it would be more
agreeable to il you would make it little more
tragicsl the next time.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-07-07
NOTICE.

Tho public hereby informed that no one ia au'ho
rised sell copies Of the Wing at tho railroad depos no
ts or any where else and make this announcement
10 protect Subscribers against the unprneped boy
and negroes Who believe have been stealing their pa
psrs and Offering them for sale. Any gentleman and friend
who may witness violation Of this rule OF the Office, will
render US and the public service by making IL known
70 u.s. and reward Of IS will be paid to any person who
may convict any OF selling the Wing after this date
Citizens who wish subscribe to the Whig have
IL lett foe them regularly by calling at the Office and lea
wing their Persons desiring sing.e copies may
likewise obtain them at the Office.
June 2lst, 1856.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-07-07

opinions amongst another Fillmore the representa-
Of this having tor lis object the preser
walton Of the Union through the maintenance Of the Con-
suson Of order through the maintenance ofaw q, home
and Of peace abroad through recprocao demanded
and accorded Nominated tits true by spArty man be-
hrves he would or, when tried. every saw and
cry honest will admit, he did nOt) himself to
the dimensions OF party. Preferns the native born ci-
zeu, every American should believes he
would leopard the public interest ct home abroad, by
rejecting removing. refusing to appoint in case
where thosc interests plainly called for it. OF forcgn
birth different faith. His Americsnism hsth that
extent, more and such American worthy to
be American but applsuds in his heart and shares with
him.
In word, the issues, made up are, honestly be-
leve, Fremont ard Dis~Sio r"-"BEehaHsn and Party
RuIe"-"fiii'aore and the Consultation"
Not suddenly certainly lightning blasts what il
strikes than this Union dissoves in the pains OF ton
al triumph such would DO that of the FIRST b,
Hardly less certain fear, but far less sudden agree
would be its doom, trusting Its maintenance and defence
to the empoizng expedients and dcx,rous tactics Of
a Party Chief such Buchanan.
But in rllmores every disorder OF the State
would be felt TO be end, because under his Prcs
deucy heretofore they known to have been incxi
bly, repressed Faction would fly appalled, before the
IL asserted dignity the people. Fsnatcism would howl
III secrct uen, conuncu VI
~ stronger than iron. Seconaism would sink
bgked in the presence Of constitutional nationality,
vering the whole Union with egis Violence would
withcr before the restored majesty of law The people,
North and South will have proclaimed that the pub
lie liberties ndissolubly bound up in the Uuionhat
the Union bu, With aud through the Constitution
and the Constitution but with good faith Such proca.
would inspire fresh confidence, of late much hs
KEN in the high and happy desiues OF this great country
fill the bosoms OF people with JOY and restore again,
may be hoped those ancient attachments and mutual
regards which, than compacts constitutions made
originslly-aud alone long keep us-oue people
wIIG
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-07-07
Foreign Extraots.

We publish today several interesting articles from the
London Time touching the dismissal Of Champion IL
will be observed that al danger Of gowing Of the
Enlistment Que-tiOu has pretty much blown By
dsnissing Mr Dallas ny way Of retaliation upon us
the Of the English Government has ehectu
ally rebuked the aud folly Of We graf
iacd every should be, At tho present aspcct
Of the relations between the Governments And We
should b. rejoced end prompt put 10 all
Of Misunderstanding between nations bound together
by 50 many ties Of mutual interest snd respect.
See card Of DE- PetcOas ia regard 10 the City Aims
house.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-07-07

KTSIUcKT VINO STATE CONFERENCE.-The Wing State
Convention Of Kentucky met louisville the 30
sixteen counties being represented They adopted the
Lexington Wing platform, adlug resolution that Con
gress should pars stringent laws 10 prohibit the mpora-
Of foreign paupes and elons and that the tune for
the naturalization Of foreigners should DO Enlightened.
Also that this Convention deem il mpotic make any
nominations and recommend to the Wings Of the Union
10 do the and hold National Convention, but let
every Wing for the candidate whose principles
form nearest TO hia own.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-07-07
Join D. HUNTS LAND FoR s.LE.


AVING bought land Dan River, will
privately III the 9th day August time u not soId
they will he sold 10 The highest baitr my itous-.
l oner the beautiful place desirable Tract Of Land on
~hie now hye containing SS nAtur very po
loser half Inehbarg DAnve and ten mile, south
81 W@rd Bridge In PiltsylvAnia 0n- third % wood
the best Tobacco Land the balance laid on in
ene has springs and running water Ia each sa well
LA clover.
With good creek low gfounds both sides Tie spring
plentiful Of the quality place healthy as any
ia The county The improvements handsome
10y Ahd painu IL has nine rooms hall and
Win beaua yard garden aud celebrated apple
aeed ice house Kitchen cabins framed granary
TOBACCO barns one large framed prize barn. shielded
4nd 80 South
c, and "rHn Land Of cultivation, having D~eBg
use good Tobacco barn and other houses upon
Srh One Saw MIL and oycrshot Grist M
acres Of Land attached
ih One tract Of good Tobacco Land woods $50
aud tract OF 2oo woods
lie weAnd have abundance whole
sugy Terms easy In the event Of private sale no,c. ria
SITUATIONs wANTED.-A young man who 1. well
- qualified TO teach English, French, Latin
DESTROYS to obtain situation Va private family,
Also young Lady Of much experience 10 teaching yhg
aud Music wishes obtain situation private family
| enees can he given
Address P. Y, box le5 Charlottesville jy7-Iaw4~.
- from the following bonds Of the Chesapeake aud Ohio
Company, guaranteed by the State Of
Bank Of c0~msrss At Irsdsst 'sqrs have been lost via
Coupon for ~, from bond No l64.
Coupod for 80, from bond No 2iT.
Coupon for 30, FROM bond No. 226.
Coupon for 81, from bond No 3sI.
Copper coaPoD for for 3D. from bond No. ~.
The public cautioned ssAns coupon.
/ a. their payment has been stopped
Any finding the Coupons Bank viii
| he suitably rewarded JOHN S. HERNDoN. Cashier,
PsAppcatlon will be made and Ohio Canal
Company the expiration Of three week from the insertion
s notice for the payment Of the of the above
| To- o ]
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-07-07

A destructive fire occurred IN the vicinity Of Secon,
and Race street Philadelphia lost Thursday. An eHtc
sive building belonging 20 r. X. Tryon and occupied bl
large number Of persons for anufacturing purposes
was destroyed. Loss about SIO, 900.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-07-07
MEDICAL coLLEGE OF vrnaINIA.


TUNHE THIRD AsNUAJ "COURsE OF LECTURES" VII com
Monday, Oct 18Th, 1885, the College Budng.
Marshall and College Streets Rehmondand terminate on @
iah March, 81 bsinE session o. more than i've months
Surgery and Surgical Anatomy, ~ CHARLES BILL GIBSON,
Theory and Practice Of Medicine " DAVID " TUCKER,
y.
Chemistry snd Pharmacy. by MARTIS p SCOTT ND
Anatomy, ~ ARTHUR y. PETtCOLAs ND
Institute q Nednc and Medical Jursprudence, BY LFvIN
JOYNfH. " N.
80 Di..,es Of Women and Children, By JANIS
CONWAY, So 81.
Demonsirstor Of Anatomy, bv THEODORE y MAYO ND
Th siuy o. Practical Ansiomy b With
ample facliiirr rntat q tfinlng
Cna lecture fegusfy Evsn ~ III College Infrmary
Richmond Anouse. The lndrnay, under the
College I'll veil filled Medical and
furnisls- iscur # ftcitiss tor Clinical instruction.
performed In ~
Students being daily admitted 10 the yards enjoy
Der The guidance Of the Professor unusua opportunities Tor boom
lns familiar, only Si symptom. snd disease
Amount q Fses Tor Lectures. tiO5 ~
Mair .cuison Zee,
Practical Anatomy, 1000
Graduating Fec,
The price o. Bosri Including Tlsl servanis suen
dance usually ~ ~ pr veek The Cataogues
fuller The Insuton H be
appy for specific enques ul he
by litter. DAVID ". TUCKER " D.
10 T-isvtoia psan ~ ~ EtiosHg
ExcnAsdE,sANK OF VIRGINIA,
RicHsND, July s. 1879.
Tux PREOEST AND DfaECrORs Of declared
- Y y cent b9nu', paysbs 90 isd' n'iant -. . -.
Ju5-9r W. p UROTHgR, Cashier.
xHyuAIEuONR AVID CACTUs sKIHrs-Ju.
w ncceived, Whaisbons and Cactus rkrts
~ ~
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-07-07
The Duty Of Patriot. in the Present Crisis.

We have unfegned pleasure in giving place to the
following admirable communication. 1t emanates
from of the purest and ablest men in the co M
mOnwealth-from one who has held high political
station with grace dignity and usefulness, and who
still enjoys the unlimited confidence and respect Of the
public; but who, for n number Of years, has been
removed from all active participation in the strifeS
and conflicts Of the political arena Though, how
ever living apart in peaceful and elegant retirement
he is still cool and sagacious observer of passing
events. gentleman of experience, of learning, OF
overlooking patriotism, of vigorous and commanding
intellect, his views any subject at any time, but
most of all at the present, entitled to the calmest
and profoundeSt consideration at the hands of the
honest and patriotic Of all parties. He is besides a
Whig--an Old Line Whig-a Wing from the con-
victious Of his Judgment and the impulses of his
heart-a Wing who believes that the Wing Party
still lives and should and must live forever. To
Wings everywhere-to patriots and good men of all
persuasions everywhere We therefore most warmly
and cordially commend his thoughts and suggestions
the present alarming and portcntous crisis in our
national affairs Give heed them, and the ship OF
State shall yet ride the storm in triumph and in
safety.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-07-07
RooK FOR THE TInEs.-NoTICEs oT THR

From Ffacaae Democrat
The Ls sd Dsh o. sa IN virginia" !, The n, OF Sor
only political Lady 10 Win an apps
fa % profit md instruct sSays %aas rs
esnes Roman Catholics and Know NOthnEs, wings and
written by ysnl3n Of virginia and spirit.
10 mortal measure We DO no. 10. Lady seod Tor
ny,usss and sib read and laughed hundred
vsns 1eoI:s!: Agent: sc%rai OF S'"
Ly AND p., or s y, az yS Vasn,eH g"; No..
PrHHrH RicHxSp, ss6This truly amusing sccoun,
q DE ,i... aud sudden Tasting Of The
R.y VA, at one %s promised e b. s STATED
enough directly understood Appreciated Teep~nur
rpt, Of the attendant and the he CRY vim ~hb ne vsisd
Infant inter S uo .rs s T % ~. I'rSaysd -h AZ s
& & S Ssy va pSssy GsS o ssSs .5S
The make. quite handsome octave containing pa
and u beautifully printed To The literary reader viii
highly .eesp,ab .ju', the aud oiernsi quality
uf teal'ls -ulln. y ."
UpOOks FOH SUMMER READING.
h ha by TrederEs BfemeT translated by Mary Hewitt
The spsrro~ca'' Papers Living IN the Country; by Cor.
Beren,ee-A Novel. tOo
me D.y Cbalp. t,r.,lqn Family Chronicle y the
PhIy Kp Ls sud Raimeni; By Caroline cheeboro
M Buusby Papsr,IrH' Echoes by John BrOusham nusr,.
iers. ragsay ssd qhs, rss, sy er.e. o[eenyood %
Aeele kn9' 9ss oIS' w ss9s .I, 'oum'' ="
W. songe'. sporting Teursdl,edb BY Frank Forester
The Of cola the dfs Robsr,
i Hu
yasn Merton Novel BY E,snc' Partman auhor q History
Sketches from Common n American Tales
Dunont. co.
Od ycarass Novel by Mrs Bubbuct Of May sbd
/ D~cert-r, &c. ~.
wit and wisdom Of Rev sydney snbcnE from bic
i Writng By y, A. Duycklnd 40.
| Msdam Pfsiners Second journey Round world %.
Cal IRON hs e aud Genius, with specimens 81 bis Play ~
/ ". q. Ffenth T6c
| The wife. 1ras by Miss Pardoe 5Oc.
Aries " History, Condition Prospects ~
wilson, Eghteen years Missionary IN Africa, with Fugravng
| fi5.
Glars. Save Lt Europe. wms Preface ny ar Archi
Cooper History ofUn,d States trough, down 20 isss-
| I ~.
TIE ltaehe OF Saw sick in England Psrsr 20. cloth TO-
Walkers Expedition 70 Ncaragua, History ofe Central
American wsfvh Msp Of Central Americs and Memoir o.
John IIsfsx Gentleman Ny Author "Ths Head Of The
jas JGSEs wooDuOUsEl co.
~ nBLs NO. q MEDIUM uACKFHRI
| %spO receiving and for sale ~ i
J-se ncoS . RAsKrRvtLi
~ bRiskS: Is 90 20; ' ioP ..ls By 10"
J-m ~ y wiNsTON 90
/ nfkfh nBLs. shoss hEHH bNtsS-viI be iospsc-
| nNBO ted his incoming on The Dock, fer sale
| jsf6 IAMIp WTNsTON
souA DES.-Anong lau besuh srtici,s IA all AZ
i u bAITAlLEs Drur ard CbtuacsI
| les ssorr, eorptr Ah aud Broad
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-07-07
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