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Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1856-10-22

ZOO 900 LONG SHINGLES wanted by A.
OOosOOO NJ. Hills, at his store, for which
inc hignest market price will be paid In Goods at
We 's~ss psssss 70 We ssssy Esos3$-N
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1856-10-22

NOTICE.-Having purchased the Books of the
IN Raftsnaa,is Journal with the establishment
all rmounis unpaid for Subscription, Advertising,
or Job-work are to be settled with the undersigned
MARIO S. b. ROW.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1856-10-22

SALT! SALT!.-A quantity of Coarse and
- Ground Alum Salt, for sale at " Z. In WIS
A LARGE lot of Family Groceries just receiving
"A al MoSsOps in Clearicld. may u
GtAPS of all kinds and at all prices to be had at
~ (mav 2Il MDSSOP'S
GHAIN PUMPS. tor sale at the .-Jld Corner
- Stand in Curwensvlle by PATTON
Ho0Rk and DRIED FRUIT excellent articles,
a can be procured 1T the store OF
Curwensyille Feb Is H. D. PATTON
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1856-10-22

N desire TO sell my property in Tyrone City,
Blair Co Pa. commonly known the Tyrone
City Hotel. Comprising follows:
One large three story brick house, Sixty feet.
two fronts. and finished off in complete style. 4
large and extensive stable excellent wash
house and other necessary out-buildings. There
is also, on the same Lots. frame house, with
out-buildings attached, now renting for one hun
dred and thirty dollars per annum. The whole
stands upon three valuable Lots in the plot of
said town and affords several very eligible loca-
tjons for Offices Re, &c. The whole will be
sold on reasonable terms. And to any person, de-
string investment speculation is the
chance Private reasons cause me to sell this val
liable property. which is every day increasing in
value Inquire of Caleb Guyer. or the subscriber
J. D. STEWART.
Tyrone City. Sept. 10. lS55.-tf
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FUST RECEIVED, 4 SPLENDID ASS0RT-
- MENT OF NEW BOOKS, STATIONARY.
FANCY ARTICLES, CONFECTI0NARIES. To-
BACC0. CIGARS and DRUGS of all kinds at
ROBINS LITERARY DEPOT,
SHAW's ROW, Clearfed, Pa.
THE latest publications always on hand. or pro-
cured to order. Putnam. Goioy. Graham. House
hold Words I,esiie's Fashions, Harper. Peterson.
and all the other Magazines furnished Monthly
al Publishers Prices.
He would especially call the attention of lovers
os tie wees. to his large stock of tobacco and ci-
gars, which cannot be surpassed in this region,
consisting of the best quality Of Natural Leaf =
BLACK Fat, at,''-"Cavendish.' '-.-Congress, and
other tobaceos: Havana, Regalia. Principe. Plan
tation, Spanish. HalfSpanish, and "A few more
left cigars. Also good stock of pipes and
.fne-cut"
He would also call attention to the fact that he
has Just opened 4 large assortment Of
DRUGS. CHEMICALS. AND DYE STEETS.
which he Will sell cheaper than any other estab-
lishment in the County. THOMAS ROBINS.
November L. lSJJ.
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A VALUABLE PROPERTY FOR SALE

Burnside. Nov. IS, 1855.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-10-17
Chicago, Alton i 81. Louis X. X.
IL. - 3.%E.-sZIss -;ass4s,s : .alJs.. q + r..
- - v14.Ns.. s.saai,..-.ssz-s s,4s,.--,s.
AIRLINE ROUTE BETWEEN
chicago AN Il -. lu,ni,.

'atns ieuee chieago m ~ Lo4.s aad ~ oa.t
i.dtr places
4 .oitoutt icn All, sunday r,r-lt-db : so
Express ftail.. Is1tu4diy's rNtrptral u 10 N
trains i~des y kOal,to, Catdv, 80 tnf.,.a--
diats y,1.h..
accommodation Team, tstiIita, sSA,ctdeiJ Al
sHpress u ain CfaluIds,'- excepted, ) 3u N
Tram. rulf drectlS t'ougn, wtto"t .iAnss u
caf>" - baggage. ffas.- ,ah through juirt Bloom
nstun, Springfield, GAriinsllle ANA Alton
~tTrali. .pt-,. tills iOtd udae direct vonnrI tiuus
III Joliet a. uu aEt Michigan Central Railroad al
Joliet .Iat nv tii- t Shortest quicsri and most
habir Ioaie ,etUe-E - LOUIS sud New S0tk Boston
Piilad-ip'ia, and the Eaai
With Illinois ebiTaI n II q, nioou.tExtui Iof La
sale. Mendoza sud CaiTs
al oieat Western oi ,inrol- d spttuyneJ ioi
bCcntaf ,It ., rs
Nih III ID. Railroads dsefsans fiai., thlt5s,
With dans hue VI PACKETS al u ..oais Tor krUkuk
New Orleans, ai4i Missouri kiset
Through ri,k.,s ~. all places eaI
b. procu cd at all The principal ticket offices III,
United states, At the OH, rs
IL 81, Louis chicago
Foot of " ssiilston - Deai HurH stree, oppo
ecu, vi Lcv-c siLe TTeHiunt HDus-
KiIu'Df MORGAN, Jr., aupt.
siootaiiixton. 80. a, 1875 irbbydtf
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ST Rk' 5
INDIAN
FEVER AND A0UE REMEDY!
IN External Application
Ia !njaiabis Remedy /0r FepSr aud .igue Duab
.ya. Niokf S,eeafs and al k.adrsd diseases


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IS i4iia.- On III s-t.'a fant mi h1s nestt
he IL snnwn L. All 81 &, ctns ,dte ainons thou
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u,,,r u: efaiiGai VERY SrsiIge al Fever aud tsu-
tom s,s,rnI, snd u thy on, know s-ttat t"ui-
st, iMp,rt@nt al, autag' this trnleiy poses
al u'sel> dst" tom III inillh- lc ilne
,t.Ir,tJl at l. that a., dtugs medicine are
t,teit MT th- >tuls, /. trb.tdte 3ni bE' Oh down
ihr stem. It. Effects arr almost teuous. a,
ne, only la b. tired TO insure plAc' tot ~ rNtfs
family whefr r-vri iB,i igur ~ has been IKE
~ ia lie.
rht A4rGt bs~ bi,ii4b-tIess ,'oTtiHG,t-> ~ .utr
wi,G Nth .-s> It! tr 81 e.. al l.i.. I"
th,ni
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X ..u,,.s viii ais. Ue ven u.t sitlhen- llI-
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st - str trta, i"'-fIu
rfl, 81 =. rbS And sur suai iaI.rr..i ~ The
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II ti.l HItd~ "a f. It'll huirht ID ,,
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Chicago Law Book store.
ID. u. COOKE. ~ co.
law Book sellers.
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l. kEP at ali tin.es tall stock Of tn Sar,et,- Legal
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The profe.siuil VII find II for their interest :" src
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rather than tu purchase from travelling dyhleIs VII"
are constantly prowliuR shout
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editions, and p-trrt eopic- and u hus error ~hnui
occur, IT will be promptly reeiiird
4 complete descriptive Law catalogue VIII be sent
gratis, on apple alton. Orders f0r any Law Books
published int his country Earopewl he prau'P'
~ attended, New Books and ne~ state Reports
are regularly received aud supplied
On hand at all tunes, ih- following
Krut's Commentaries Wtaiton's Criminal Law,
t1.tty's Precedent.
smi,f's Parsons on Gontratt'
Curtis 4" Ghtty - -
Coke upon Lnil-,oI, story
-torys Eq'ty Jurisprnd'cr. Smith
wizards :. - Sr-eni-sf. Evidence.
Tayiur's Med . P'ilip'. .
Ray IN Insanity, R"sco.'s CT
S,urys tounst of Laws, Drake Oh Attachment,
Promir-ory Notes, Burriil on Assignments
P,rtn-rshps s-dgWirk IN Dsmag.,
Baidaenis Archbold Or. Pleading,
Agency s:ory's Equity Pleading,
Eiiis Of Exchange, si,ith's Mercantile Law,
Ins- 4 Ames Oh Cop-f's, IkeI's American LsM,
angel on Common Carr'rs, q 9 Statutes At large,
Tide Waters, q. Digest,
Water Courses, W lsets Ohio Report
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S(H1EFFElE.V. BROS. y 90,
IMPORTERS AND DtALlks -
Ukl.A. PAINTS, OILS PkkflMt

M WILLIAM STREET yot Is, kinais Nv -
INVITE III, attention Il Tia trad' L. Then ,ats
ard Vaieti stock II d. Psints outs. f~tfubett
s In iti,tisu tu iheI sgulu ,mIs'rtat M -
II ante ptu-s thu, AR alau cyistnE direct ir
sources - prudtgt lul and htauntaotGtt NnFIit Of
rAth. Wdtf ant SaH Egl-hes Efuu7ss t"liks MpI=
tar. si.,nss- fftn'h an'l knEiish fetfuin1fy -.
BID. EsIr-tt- 4Hd man, ult.r articles ushhils m
braced n. DruIEIsts stock which III dr, ais 'nr
tilri t. gfier "a tbs ~, Il al, .nta.tou 'tflis,
OIirrs fither III .,ct,.n Or Wy mar, .u 80 e,s'
p4Jnpt ~ enttun sugadly
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-10-17


THIS work Ais place hitherto vacant The Sc
i lection Of tunes Is excellent. Also arranged b.
themselves old TUNES, especially tot prayer aa social
mseines
ersssa., .p.s.si sss.sisn., Ss Also Chant. 10, I.
.sesps srrv,ss sad lssi but not i.s. .o0 pasos st
s .ssiss sss II sssss ~ & = asa,
.oa!isa uas,ss ssrs Iso.isse 1,eI 60 ih t.siSs d.
n ttAs retail price TSaeaess. Choristess s.i Ius-
clans are requested ~ ez...i tbs wors
Puh'ish'd'in NV Yars b, Mason = b.. saa a.
ale BY "A PORTER BRO,
(srsi.d.t ROCK Island
DRlG q . n o U Sc,
NY FLOYD I WRENCH
Randolph street,
CHICAGO, ILLINOIS
rhis house u entirely new, With new furniture
thrcuehout, and NO pains vil Be spored to make ouI
Gueses oeea coapaessly q home janSodtf
NATIONAL. INSURANCE COMPANy,
yRRSET CIT1'. y: u,
OAx9AsAa 100000.
a., Aaab. e~sIttsas.
| 4. ., sA..wk. S~Ssssa,v
! Z riHIb,
! ASas - uAvsapsss ssa Asss lasaAA
puss ads laiidnS. iss1s arssi .sesi.si>
MI C0lCA0e LUnSeA.
'VI 1usiEi'siiT nv = s. "
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-10-17

INSURANCE ADvERT1EMENIS
THE CMIC.lGO CITT
INSURANCE COMP ANY.
OFFICE Room No. l. Mas aie TempIe.
sIearbOs'" ST.. tAsN.sGO.
CAPITAL STOCK, $l5O,OOO
rnai VI 8 NNFIfLD, lsAA, ,n'k
rieNti sti.gfRT BfNhi 81 AphAN
GEORGE HCI.N
EDuUNpCANTItLD p HENRY BANir Sc
HLsKy CHAPMAN Ttsa'r
,A GILBERT Geuersl AR~n, 1nd sHivNof
TIN Company was organl1ed ga th' 9Th iss Il
March u 1894 Inier Siseial Charter from the
Isgi-aiurc Illinois and btisin.> commenced nd' Z
ths most favor blr ansp,e~ IL ">tatii hm'ht It's
teen uIpu iirn aud rrlishlt basis, AMI u Nl"~ oi
stability -.,uiue> and uianrn'N rank a. Jli'
~ tn hr, insursrie" Coinpant-~ ia h country. !"
ih,s" desr"n, protecting th'm~-iN"- sRain-l i">>
DAMAGE hy FIRE Ief,is q tn "a h. b. BAY
Il" hn'r III" following
REFERENCES:
Ar-sts >tonr VIII. Cleveland, -
William b Au-tt Chicae,s
No, IN II B-nihE
Som & b.JInri
A ) Dnrtnd Pre- RIcln M. hilr'1l
Gen 4. Notlhtgp ta-h'f kar GO hihL
Vim l.y0d -, Mwaukrr
J. g. Conrve, k~q ka'ins-
Henr, famAm. Pre-. y Chiraga Ar n.d'o.l
4 oinbort Cab com Bank t.hi,.i-
ban r kb,r- Esa Cleveland. %
Hon John q Bf->lin. rT'a.'r Vi star, ,,t"t,,s"-
fhos Campbell, - SpTi sEil'Id III
Hon. X thaHbeTilH ~ i~,ui, NJ
aes,rs waJ- worth " ell n S'ycaIu.h Ia "
Messrs II Burci \ g.. ,hcie. E.'k
Hon. VIM. M,-iiil, CIV rEor ~ iila
Nss-r, u. " Sigrr n Ca thraeo,
judd smith a rrsit. tnNsn ~.
Wm Blanchard ESQ, M1rrt, ~
Hon Wa. ff",ltt S..i 81 stat. a 'i"'uen- -
Nest. u No & tnJk Co. kFh ~ ~
II Nhrrl"I 3 SIT ! uI'tA
<esm,ah G. ~ Hufiao
Vim fund, ~, Srfngn,ii,
uu v b,fIte.J uie' Iuie e.n, ''.'t' h ii u
,.ru t'ue Sptll.aH,ll, III.
ktchlt,t i,st- -, ;, I.rns VI
II tifLh
A-.nt At pty' ni-.,t ,i"i h'%k I<i''d
bItf'l Udt-nlAIt. a. ti' ~l>it ~ M'"
uhl. r,.-t .,ni.- bultie,s 81 "a, >'r,,
iui> s-rf
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-10-17
D,aughting Instruments.
Drawing piprf, rracng Pr.Gir aud . .uss r,,,i,i
Paper,
Stationery al % hOlesHir

al Low Prices
Gold aud st,si Pen, Nsiris VA Envelope
Pencils Wiring lnk- Of al! toiur. Portfolios WIT
~ Dtsh~
bankers and Office Men
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-10-17
RI n ~ r. II y l.V'I "
INSURANCE COMPANY

RI n ~ r. II y I.IIO.V'
lNSURANCE COMPANY
BRADFORD COUNTY, PENN.
CASH Capital, paid Mp Ia sUii.
100000.
J. \. OsSsikLD, S~.'y. HoR.oH wlili,ros. P eat
sm prepared to take Risks and issue Policies for
,a,ons for 6,irness pro'npfness and rssponsi i3ty,
which render them Of the soundest and safest Fire
and Marine Companies in the United statei
JAMES T. HILDRETH, Agent,
Post 06sce building, Brady s., Dtscempori.
INSURANCE.
FIRE, INLAND AND LlPE.
1taaA
1sssslrNSsCe Company,
Hartford Chartered 1917
ts1 Capifsi Observation-Disclosures, $500 o.
Home
Issssss'ssssce Company,
VI tn City Of New York
North.~eO
Insurance Company
VI NV York
CdpH0, OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. AlSO
OoaanOct1osAt
.e1tsesssl Ltft lssssrOsscs Co.,
Asettres Cepsss'. ........t.........,.&s Soo 600
oVVJca
w WEST slOE or AAsF svakGf
Sssvsen rsa3' SAD ssaani g.
ss0Aa. ,ows
t.-.s,-sisi HEHky 3 ho2TAAk. Ass.i
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-10-17
DesNl Oines River Lam for sale
L.a.N1D DER.1RE.NE.NT.

4IesNfoinsS River Navigation md X h 90
OrruNwA, Iowa, April II 1856
- ME uui.f lisa Il hereby Civ rt'io, hat this
One is n,rn TOT ihr SIl, of thu valuable
80 They vii! lid an laug cfe,iit am IA lot. 10
III M and wish Ut purchaser
iyfurthr information !sslret, u geatiou 10 thusi
1, will b. furnished an application AT this ofica
I mail ~ otherw,>. GRO u PERKINS,
imayi5itD Lana Commissioner
LAND DE ARfuEr.
DEE MONIES n >vfaAuoS Co (
IN ths ,,Aterhth lay of June, NEXT III. 'ftice be
~ thc ssA ~ IN, iaud> n Thu company viii Ior
removed frvm this placs 10 Fort Des Noinr,
These lands will b. sold an long crriits and 10
iot- o suit thu moan. and wishe~ Of II rchAser-.
GEO h PARKINS
Land Commission,
Dttuuv, .ws 81. ay27 dav,
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Chicago 4 Rock Island Railroad
- - ---Nsr z-:.A, -f.-. 4,1X--,kkr.
SDSissu hiram cement.


spring arrangement,
AN aud after MoudaS Aprii l4tt 1880, A44 nnti
OflFihcr noti,.- ta.- al Il ave k.,.k i-,a't jars
Sundays Excepted a. i',t"~e
1T mai tram Al =, W \ ~
ID express stopping oal, - III pin, pa
stations Il, ~ "
81 nighi ,xpr.>> topping u all -tai.ans 4.lDPA
sh freight with p class a. Al 80
rrain. arrive at Rock Island Iaiiy. Sunday.
pted, follow
Isl r,Snt "Alt'.a-. ~ \
"a -aprr,, >uppihe ,.mt. a. pms -'Atom, % 7
ID mail tram 81 ~ or
Sth freight WIN "a tia-> vs.f At 20 y NJ
An Tram. ,srt ttu~ tanl IA ditr.I shrt Al
ChIcaqo with traii, 49, b III tl- Mitltd rHth -
and Michigan Central X fd ari fivn. - tt.it. t.
l.iu Cleveland Columbus. Cincinnati littshG -
Dunk,rk Bunrln NlaEIl, Ft.. AliAuAl y = TX
PtilAiri;hIa 4,~s,i.sf. aud Nt-hinst"n AS ~
L,Ssile with LAIN "i th~ I'm rIa t,htJaI K,td-
North 4" Garu. 4ua Sanii. t. y t,ua, ,i Gaitp 10
Which place ii, i, a. ,u b. pIucnrrdn:
) > STEPHENS fr,kri ie Ut
4 b.tsHl hTk IsIani
Passenger an ,siu.,.d - tn 555.~5li,.o' ..ytus
distinct dfIri,its ~ III. ,~ iniit u ~ nc lag
rag, ai, u pIur.. tick t>t t,.v 'k.us ti.it ,'it>
II, M. ears ~ "a. tul,r,iJS collect t fi, T., la
lions IN The lIttcufth GAtAs AtaaE ,aIte a., a.
john TRACY Srirs.." al, at
w. ii WHITMAN ~ Sup't
krk Island Apri!. iNN6 mn
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-10-17
hlcags Steam Dye Works.

VKrR would respectfully infosm The Ladies II Dav,
w enpsrSihsi " have essahaisAed q ~ ooufh
Clara stfsst bs,wssa NAdissa sAA WsshtAoeeA tts
4 vAss, usslss - esssssas Ssta>aaaAs
Rvesy a..ssitl,aa q 1;S. satiA, ssi Wsalsa
As.sls And Dresses - oysd. 2assa:! "a lsstctsa
Any kAsasi Ala. Lace oustas5s csAs1ns kesc6sd ~
.ssrlatcd &c lssk lihs new 0s6ess hon ~ Munto4
prancslS Atisa1sd V. $780,
iaian........lln ~ ISSSS -
CIV M ~ an issg' =
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-10-17
Fer Sale Or Lease.

TNWKNfI-T0REI eligible Binding Lott ,i,ust
i IN aarYeon Third, Ripley and Biondrace streets
eli be cold OF leased on REASONABLE Germs: sor lar
yiculass Esquire % conDSH 3 nov or
(anoAt0 ANEsAA
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-10-17

k0n kkAhs WRAPPING PAPER assn
OOO stzes. for sale BY
II rORDEk BRO
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-10-17

Hats, Caps,
= TK A w GOODS.
UMBRELLAS, eL0'eS, &C.
Having had number n yea xpsristics 10 tls
manufacture Of Hats AMI ca ~ i.iak " Ia
been able 10 max, g. cheice eiscilan a. 0es,- ~
:ould BE- found tn a veil ale astkct.
We shall make 4 cnt ait, 10 suit 3sJ ess'isrss -
l. ptes and aasil,s aas sssii snsssai b. sissS vi
..rsstaa aud tn-t e~essa 81 vast 2. .aF as,,
t.1s 't 'asf!t tasif .sPsa9>'
SHIPPING TURa si0t&dG.
vEACkN b CHAMPION.
,isa,. rs-s u Braiy siseeis an s'or''
,s.ssleiastfl
GL.aZED WINDOWS,
4 LAk6E assortment 0f Windows on hand
n ing in size from sxi0 i2xis At low np-
ures for sale by BRADLEY + 6ROCKETr
No 10 ono corner Of Brady and Fourth sts
sepso DAVENPORT, IOWA
Sp0rtSDen
XIuu ~lli md III best brauds OF
u Diamond Grain Gun Powder
Shat-ail >iz,s;
Water Proof Gun Gays.
At DALZELL 1 Co
fAasial sdA Perry st.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-10-17

BH.slILEI.S BRlDl EFT.

Wholcsa, and r-is,l i",i.r,
ps,ni-, Dil- Window Glass. Sash D,o'~.
Blinds. &c
AAFk ~ nov tecttSiuy afse 30 tuent q:
w Cost & ~ ally krlt IT, pam, td o. si"r-
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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-10-17

n D. rnisss tue aeSve described property II to.
ksu away and ebsg9~s pan within thirty days
tram this date u Will b sold u public auction, Oh
Tuesday the ssh day o. pa,sbsr Gsat. 81 . O'Clock
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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-10-17

The shoe Trade
DAvuNPoRr.
DAWSON, GRIGGS ! Co.,

NUi will Hnd tie lsost complete AssDs,n.sat ttt
i have ever offered FOR sale. They hAv- .vefy qua
us and prie. suited 20 the Liarket and 10 va sin
only xsmine for yuursif, YOU win b. s'isnei the,
such Is tn fact We sell
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-10-17

0awkeye Insurance Company,
D.sV.E.NPORT, IOvv:.A.
0ntCs % 0saAy sssees, over Wo0AwSss 4
0assas' Dry 3eOAs Nese.
DIRECNRs
IN n Durrows. Chas. Leslie, Isnatiu- LANCER
Vim. Wood, L. & Dessaint, p xerwtn, James
Delsrii, G G Parry, j. y. witherWax. Alfred San
iers, . D Woodward. james 0amhic, Alden Nal.
Iery
OPP1CRne
ALPnED sAMDonA PTessd-nt,
CO. pAAay, Vice PressAant
AlDe1 :. MALAY, Secretary.
- WOODWARD, Assistant oacrstsry.
CNAs. Leooll9. Treasurer.
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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-10-17

NKYS ~taA to direct the attention u he p.b,l :,
w our larae and varied STOCK. which Is The he's,
snd most complete eve, before offered by Us An hi
uarSrt, whicA CONSIST. In part Of Imported An,
American DroadeaOshs; Plain and Fancy Cas,iucrp !,
0no1eleui styies Dcesktn; Fancy and plain ignporr
ecd dou>esttc vcivcts and 1arseilles Cloths; Linen,
Drrunp. Cotton. DC. Aiso mos, splendid a.sort
oaN9s TunNloHINo ooops
..aiSs ~ 49,: In $1,000.
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The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1856-01-05

The Tribune Almanac for 1856 has been
received. Next to the American Amanac.
costing 81, this almanac, costinga shilling.
is the most valuable serial of the kind now
published Besides every thing necessary in
an almanac, it contains volume of facts
and figures, political and current history Of
domestic and foreign affairs for the past year,
laws OF congress, history of Kansas, history
OF the war in Europe, &c, Sc, and the
usual election statistics.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1856-01-05
Riot at Leapen,vorth Citn Kauans,

ST. Louis, Dec. 29.-The Lexington (Mo.)
Herald, of the 22d, says, on the nth, the
day the state constitution adopted by tie
Topeka convention was voted for, coils
ION took place between the pro and anti
slavery parties at Leavenworth City, which
resulted in the destruction of the bullot-box
and the entire suspension of voting. The
house belonging to an anti-slavery man was
burnt, and the pro-slavery man charged with
The act was arrested and lodged in Jail. His
friends rallied, broke open the Jail, and burnt
it to the ground. Great excitement prevail.
ed. Both parties sent for assistance.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1856-01-05
THE PERRYSBURG JOURNAL.

have violated their rights, spurned their re-
monstrances, and, as consequence, have
arrayed brothers from the different sections
of the Union to shed each others blood, in
civil war, on the plains of Kansas
Yours respectfully, +. P. BLAIR.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1856-01-05

The n. Y. Tribune states its present circu-
lation as follows: Daily, 295O0; Semi
Weekly, 1880; Weekly, l4O,50O; Califor-
MIA and European editions, 5000; Total,
1875, $50. This shows an increase since the
same date last year Of $3.50. OF the whole
circulation only 1900 copies are circulated
in the slave states.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1856-01-05

We present in the Journal to day the let
ter of Mr.. F. P. Blair, which is making some
stir in the political circles of the country at
this time. The letter is an instructive
one, for although the historical facts Stated
may not be new to many readers, yet the
consecutive and connected position in which
he places them, forms a chain of argument
against the expansion of slavery at once
striking and conclusive. To those who were
familiar with the course of Mr.. Blair as ed
ltor of the Washington Globe, during the
administration of Gen. Jackson, his bitter
warfare against anything that tended in the
least TO cross the purposes of that impulsive,
headstrong man, this letter must be a great
curiosity in its way. "The galvanized
corpse was the term Of keen retort applied
by his opponents to the writer of this letter
for his umsparing abuse of them in the Globe
1t is an interesting letter, viewed in any light,
and may be proftably studied by all who
take an interest in the politics of the day.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1856-01-05

The KANSAS REGION, is the title Of small
volume just issued by Fowler & Wells, New
York. 1t gives descriptions OF the scenery,
climate, wild productions, capabilities of
soil, ana, commercial resources of Kansas
interspcrsed with incidents of travel; d.
rectlons as to routes, outfit for the pioneer,
and Sketches OF desirable locations for pres
ent settlements, with original maps of the
country, &c, by Max. Greene. Price, 37i
cents.