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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1856-09-22

STEALING EXTRAORDINARY Last Satur
day, q gentleman who owns a market farm
near the city, sent his wagon to the Centre
market, with load Of produce Upon the
driver looking for the stand he found the
bench had been moved. The owner searching
for his property, and found it at the Northern
market occupied by 4a.ranger. A warrant
was obtained for the arrest Of the person who
had the bench In possession. Stealing pre-
duce 10 a common occurrence in the Centre
market, but this is the first time we have
heard Of the heavy wooden benches being
stolen and removed half a mile TO another
market.
GAsBLISG.-On Saturday night, Watchraap
Norwood received intelligence that a large
number Of colOred persons were assembled at
the house Of a white man named Carroll Ar
rangements were made for descent and the
Waterman and officers succeeded in capturing
seven persons with the keeper and a looker-on
Justice HolliDgshead enforced the law in
every case, remarking to the offenders that all
such places ought TO be broken up, and he
would do all the law empowered him to assist
in the work. -
SNUGsLISs.-Yesterdsy, early in the morn.
ing, q gentleman went to the guard house TO
see a friend who was there confined. His
10 amer was suspicious, and he was watched.
IL was soon discovered that he had two bot
ties in his pocket, well filed with - hot
stuff" He was permitted to occupy the cell
with his friend, bat the liquor was confscated.
DANCING Mr.. Lewis Carusi gives notice
N the public Of the re-opening Of bis dancing
school. Being one Of the oldest teachers in
,hi. eity. his peculiar fitness for instructiny
18th adults and juveniles in this fashionab Bile
accomplishment, requires no comment at our
hands
~ az the Missionary Committee Of the
anu 49,, - the District Of Columbia, will be-
CIR on the Gath instant
rost Ludicrous and Laughable Garcia
lee IN nolitical parties, only l2s cents
lures VI " .sIs al Alex. Adamson's, Seventh
s ssss ouposiss 10 the Post Once.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1856-09-22

SCHOOL Books. new and second hand, for
sale cheap at the Northern Liberties bookstore,
327 Seventh street, few doors above the
Northern Liberties market Also, all the mag-
aIines for October.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1856-09-22

REvIvALs.-The protracted meeting at the
Methodist Protestant Church, Ninth street,
continues with undated interest. Rev.
Messrs. Shreeve, Nichols, Coates, and Wilson
(the last named the pastor of the church)
have been conducting the services. The pro-
tracted meeting also continues at the McKen-
dree Chapel, and one has been commenced by
the Wesley Chapel congregation, temporarily
occupying old Trinity Church
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1856-09-22

Tar AUruxSAL CosvocArIoS Of the clergy
Ta;,v of the Missionary Committee Of the
niu.,;ct a the District Of Columbia, will be-
on on the Gath instant.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1856-04-26
WOODS
NURNERf.

106S.-l066.
( Sixteen miles east Of Iowa City, In Cedar ce'J
0O,o 90
Grated Apple Trees,
from : 20 summers growth d Sl2 20 and els.
per 100. Extra trees . few 0! ~h'cN ire large
enough 70 fruitl sxtra prices. Also cherry trees
of different varieties and fOus ornamental trees.
n0An trees wasraatcd tgss to ns@e,
Our nursery bclag p miles non timber, We
.,ecs ere veil adAplsd - prairie ell. hsviAg
succeeded well n Aall trans1aaasi1s Ne two PCS!
autnmns, We feel pespsssd - fscsnnsnd u, and
believe Il would be economy ID s1s hsnsr to -
Mis- orchard in the fall aad fajss . mound OF IL
iuches aroua each tree, which sAosld b. remv0e-
ed when vegetation has started freely In the
syeins, ~ which time the tree should be trim
"a 20 suit The taste and the previous years
rrevth shortsud TO or bads. Many formers
are 10 doubt aware from sad expsriesee, that
in iowa where nearly II "a. seeding 10 done IN
the spsing that II he orchard planting 10 neg.
i.cted until that season. 10 apt 70 Be pat OF I'LL
the next spring, and 10 from year 70 rear. unit
II IL full time be had bearing orchard. When
spring planting 10 practiced, II 10 thought TO hs
81 material advantage TO dig the holes for thu
trees In autamn. Catalogues forwarded to those
who request them. Address
nl2u Springdale. Cedar co, Iowa.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1856-04-26
BURN UyT0
j30ON@80OHaa.

No. LIS, Secood q. Muscatine, Iowa.
n NJ DVRNRTT would announce TO the
IL. Trad and Country Merchants, that ne
can surply, fer cash, the SCHOOL BOOKS,
published ~ w. h. Smith & Co., lvison 4
Phiny, and A. s. Barnes l. Co.; including all
the Hectic Series OF School Books, Sanders
Rs>ders, Davies Series Of Nat heDsies, &c,
Il publishers prices.
~ buyine Of him, they save freight, insuraHte,
&c, and can have their orders filled, in much
shorter time. He also keeps constantly in store,
and will Job, At small advance on eastern pr
ces, all other school books used in lewa. Also,
A large stock Of Gap & Letter PoPe1,
Fancy nete paper. plain and fancy envelopes,
cards, states and pencils, waters and sealing
wax, gold pens, wrapping paper, pocket uoosss
maps, inks, steel pens, bibles and prayer books,
song books, blank books, pass books, tuck
nemorandums, wall paper, nashsnanea' IN
strsments, cheap publications note books,
round and patent notes, sheet music, transpa-
rest window shades, fancy Stationery, valen.
tines, pocket knives, novels. from u y ana
MUGcAr. INSTRUMENTS.
violins, guitars, sccordeons, &C., together
With Instruction book 5, OF all kinds, sheet music
kc. He buys largely of III ~ shove articles,
for cash from the nanufacturers Last, and ear
sen them cheaper (dedsctisg frsighta kc.,)
thsn they can s. got elsewhere, b Y deter
mised to build up large josbi.g 6sds N tse
Book and Stationery businsss-has adoptea q
his motto. " Nssau profits asl large ssles 7"
He has also very large stock Of sta
miscellaneous, law, medical and theols
books, Tor sale at eastern prices.
Nsv Bssks rscsissi y Erprsss, a. ssos a.
Px6S1sAed.
Newspapers, Maya xines and Periodicals r.
ceivsd daily. Err II. B. 10 agent Tor the
Buffalo Printers lax Co. The Buffalo Typl
Foundry, c. F. Halls Percussion and Level
Presses, Map, Sunday School Society, Moline
Mills Wrapping paper. -
LILY. r. n. BURNETT.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1856-04-26
SAMUEL TOMLINS0N & CO.,
STOVES. STOVES! STOVES :

~. rcde,sisusd having just completed tlslr
u.mrosh 0tove md Pin Store, would respect
miIv announce that they have now In sore I'll
- ~. ;mnroved patterus Of Cook and bafloe
stoves, among which win b fosnd ths jssely
celes rated
Black Diansond dSd
Charter Oak, also tie
Nav FloVer,
.Nsr Eagle. .Ais TigM'
Clipper,
Republic, "
Comsf,
All we ask 10 trial Of the above
Stoves, and, if they are net a. they are
represented, bring them back and gel
your money.
We have ALDO the best improved pat.
terms Of Premium stoves. Such ~ the
Best P'smi""' gerry "'es''
hont0a,
Crescent, "
Red jacket. F" i"
Eagle,
Forest, :"
Iosca Prsssiss,
And host Of others 70 numerous 4
mention. .......
All Of which We pledge ourselves Il
sell At Davenport and 4uscatins Prices
which will save you time and Horse FLes'
by buying Of Us. -..
Our stock Of ..
| Copper and Tin
Is unequalled IN the West.
We will have, in due season, all Of tn
Best Plows now in use.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1856-04-26

DLANES-Jointsrs, jack, smooth and 6aes
j plsnes. bead and mstch planes, rabbit.
sash raising planes-also, common Sitting aud
mortice gaages, ,pokeshayeA broad md band,
axes, hatchets,, AIDES, hammers. Spcsr /
Jackson's rip, and 4 nd tsnon saws, socket and,
6rmer chiss-ls, guagss, angsrs and squares.
bevels, saw sets, bench screws, marking and
brad avis, oil stones, screwdrivers. spirit lev
blet, centre and spoon bits--spike and nail
gimblets, nail punches, iren And stfei compass
e., box wood and ivory rules, saw, chisrl an.
auger handles, drawingknives, chalk line.,
single and doublc plane irons, Nat aud round
morseplaysrs, boring machines, hollow snssrs,
3e' &c, al MYIR'S.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1856-04-26
pIAL8AS IN
FAMILY GROCERIES,

sW Z TIL Nd 4 SNYDE =,
FAMILY GROCERIES,
7Ipion. Iowa.
THE SUBSCRIBERS having formed CO.
l. partnership in the above business, and hav-
INK purchased the
l1argesa ssseh ara 0rsaeesa variety
Of Easily Groceries ever brought to Upton,
are row prepared, At their Store, Opposite the
Eagle Hotel, to supply their customers with
choice and superior articles as follows
Bes, Rio Coffee,
Sugar House M.lasses,
Re.boiled
New Orleans &"
Best Coded Syrup,
I" Clarified sugar,
Loaf do
New Orleans do
SaImsius, pinsenso, indigo. maddsr, raj
sins, Figs, Prxass, .Hmonds. En-
glish Wainsis, Brasil MUS,
Fiiberts, Dried Peaches,
Ries, ter, White fsh,
.Mackeyel, Lead,
Cordsge.
Shot,
Hs.~g Hysoa Tea, Ampsrisi d., Cir ra,- d
TkSs CHARMS. BscEefs. Pssrder h.sb, .a.,.
Giass, Caaaies B-oosss, " ~
boorrs, hi, Pr.. snegm, Match
e., S-orcA "a petsv, Aiass, Nnf~sgs,
Tobacco, Of all kinds, CiEas Of all IA.
rseties, Dairy Snh, Kasehawa Salt
Blocking. Bed cords P-pr-, !so"es, Qua
Clys P;pss. Csssin, Oysters, Cloths Pima
Alsm Sasr cssdi.s. Cuba Sires, Pipe sse@s. &e. r..
Asd ss~sy other articles too nvasross tn nentio.
They have also . large stock Of
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1856-04-26
1uscstias Advertisements
w. L. EURulI. JOHN X. KEAcH
RUSSELL / kEACH,
FOrvvaRA1ng and C0nnD1ssAOD
NGUECHA19U0s
AND DEA Iris IN U1CDUCE
~ - IVctrv Ctr>.f AEharaf<n~ InaUn.

AND UAA II.lso IN I.uUUCEe
No. n, Water Street, AescGffss bUo.
REFERENCGS.
D. A. Jasuaey I Co., Lsseh 4, CoooylsA
Rhodes, P-gr>m 4 Co.. 81 Louia 3. b. Ken
neay 3 Co. New OflsaoA A. g. Fsrwsll 4
Co, Boston. Joshua Jackson h Co., Chi ago
r. W. Alexander 4 Co, do. J. n. Langley q
Co., Rock Island. Renwiek l. Son, Davenport .
Green 4 Stone, Mascaeine. Ogdsn, Copp l.
Co, Burllagsoa. Height Bro, Ksokak
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1856-04-26
jos. TFiteh. 1. B. G. BaFbeI.
CKEYE
"THvE STORE!
Dealers b SlsVes, In, Copper,
ana ssses lrsa Ware,
Sseosd.d, toppeeiys Weeds Store,

Sseosd.ss, foPpesiss Weeds Store,
MuSc IOWA.
WE would most respectfully inform our
w frisads aad the public il general, that
We have on hand. and are constantly receiving
the bet ASSORTMENT AZ Stoves and Jalaned
ware ever brought to TIE West. Our lot Of
Cock Stoves csnprise three pattssns Of Pren'-
am, Charse- OAK. elevated oven, Cornst, Par
les Oosk, and iOur sizes Of the
Nay WEIR,
which ws caa reeomnssd - the best cook
stove in The West. Also, . complete assert
ment Of Paslsr, DANG room and once stoves
fos burning wood and coal.
Job work d every description carefully and
promptly attended 10.
Jan. SO. lily. JAS. TRITcH L co.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1856-04-26
Horse Rakes.
REAPING MACHINES,
CORN SHELTERS,
And every thing In ths Faruing Line.
bssn and sash, Nails, Glass,

And House Hardware Of oil kinds.
Job Work Of ell kiods done.
We have nov employed Coppessuith, Which
enables as 10 do all kinds Of Copper Wesk,
which We warrant good Or no pay.
Also, Chain Pumps, Lghtaing Rod. Leed
Pipe, &C., &c.
A enta foe the sale Of J. II. nC0owAx's CEk'
kBs ED DorE,k EucrioN AND ronO PuArA
De sned for Railroa6s, Minea Furnaces, Yapss
n 9, Factories. S;atioeary Fire Engines, wsal'
{ terms, &C., &c.
Call and See fos yo1sselveA
tItoyes and Tin Wse ct wholesale, q Chi.
sicee.)
Cour, Square, East Of Swe.landa
pll-U SAMUEL TONLISSON d CO.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1856-04-26
Upton Steam Mill.

mill and mads arsngensnisso insure its rsnnipe
when work = 70 he had, are now prepared 10 ia
csstom work four days II the week--Tusday
"Wednesday. Thursday and Friday. Wheat ground
fer the eighth bnshel--corn 1t 10 cts pr bashel
fuli reltAace may be placed on the custos. day.
nj II SHOUT L SHEARER.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1856-04-26
DENTAL bsp.esR,.
1aa ,, lA30NAU

! Museatine and vicinity. Hi long nd
ample experience enables him 70 give more
than ordinary chance in al the various Opera.
tions in his profession. He would eall special
attention 10 the e Contsssoss Csmn Mountins.
an improvement Of great superiority. All work
O6s, o. ID g., oppostts J. q. Oosdss's oeys
DR.. H. will professionally visit Upton, three.
or -four times per year-at which tines 30 nay
Be found At the " BiaRLsy HovsE.n n3,n.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-07-16
OF canandaisua, Western NsS York.

A friend soJourning at Washington City
writes us a letter from which we make the
following extract
'The passage Of the bills vetoed BY poor
Frank aided by his political friends, was the
las, nail 10 his political coffin. A wag 70.
marked last night, after the vote in the
House, that he saw Frank and Gushing
going up with q ferry ticket in each hand,
When asked Whist they wanted with the
tickets, why says the wsg, 30 ferry over
Jordan Pierce goes out with fewer friends
than John Tyler had when he left the White
House and walked over long bridge with bis
dirty shirt tied up in q red bandana."
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-07-16

FRAscE AND H UNITED SrATE.,-The
Washington Union states that our Govern
men, continues on the best footing with that
of France, aud that the French Minister
has sylnced IN the most proper manner an
anxious solicit.de that the controversy witt
rncland should terminate amicably. Mar
shsl valiant has denied any intention o
withholding from the officers Of The niltsr,
commission any courtesy extended 70 nj
officers Of other nations, or TO show oi're
spee, to the United States,
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-07-16
GREAT SALE D
DRY GOODS
A CTION
Adamson & Rapp,
CONTINUED
This Afternoon at 2 IL o'clock.

julius LytanCo.
AZ n AZ m
One. In Attinson,s BLOCH, Second strsst. bstv..n
Msin and Drsdy.
.aACRR lsn~e boauufuI Tfnbsr. 10 mflas from
a 70 nil 3. rcssss. "
49,
1Av'
wns osaSs esAoss, S"1so,s~o's's~'
- - -. 49, 49,
"a ~ .ni,i-..sn, " eevslpoi, 10Y
aosss,ssDis,sS'
,u- -
em.es ssIe.,s. agfes "a en-.
assavn' isuSils "s'sf, MOUSE, sA-
o''
one OF ths eest arms an seo't County, 3I4 serss,
OILY = vaa ,eaeapS1, ihs seFes Isnes, lay
ecfeslo ooievnAsn, ~ sefes u@psf, large orehsro,
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-07-16

NOVEL CEREMONY PEorosEp.-Tbe Eris
people are 90 elsted with the prospect Of ,
speedy commencement OF the Sudbury snt
Erie Railroad, that they propose to celebrate
the breaking ground by grading . mile Of
the track! This 10 to be done by the crowd
present OF the occasion, and they think
can easily be performed within Q reasonable
time. Whether the plan IL feasible or not.
the proposition certainly is . novel and sp.
propriste one
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-07-16

A letter from ST. Petersburg of June 18TH
says: sour crops present an admirable aP-
pesrance In all our Provinces, and it 10 csr-
tain that Russia can export an immense
quantity Of wheat to forign countries, by
the ports both Of the Black Sea and of the
Baltic"
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-07-16

FREMONT SesG.--The glorious Fremont
Rsllying Song, 10 the tune Of the Marseil.
laise Hymn, which we published yesterday
morning and which 10 received with such
general favor all through the North, we
learn to have been written by Rev. r. r.
Raymond Of Syracuse. II was first sung al
the great Fremont ratification meeting al
New York Tabernacle.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-07-16

Professor John Locke, Of Cincinnati, died
in that city last Thursday. The world is
indebted to him for the magnetic clos4Eor
making astronomical cbserva,ionk rs q
Chemist, Geologist and Me,allurast he had
few equals, aud his scientific attachments
huvs made his name known both in the
old world and the new.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-07-16

MAIkE.-The Portland STATE Of Maine
newspaper, heretofore Straight Whig,"
has hoisted the names Of Fremont g. Day
ton, and advocates the Peoples cause with
zeal and es~rnestness. II is a very inHuen-
tial paper, and will do much good.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-07-16
A CARD.

T,HE subscribers tender iheir thanks 10 their fsl
= low citizens for their efacient aid In projecting
their property from the rtyages Of the are on the
morning ofthe 18th INST.
koURsE, vEILE & CO.,
lows Agricultural Depot,
July ledIl Cor. Of Rock Islam Il Frost SIS.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-07-16

VERY RIsHT.-When on trial, Brook:
took the ground, shat there are some Of
feaces for which the law affords no ade.
quate remedy" That was a very proper
remark to make in Judge Crawford's Court
and the result Of the trial showed 1t to have
been perfectly correct.-Bost0n Atlas.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-07-16

r. carrying out the goods etc: at the Gre OF
i Monday night, the sccount-book Of the subscriber
W as lost. Those Who took out the desk rsmsmosl
distinctly seeing 1t on the top where they sst IL down
Il contains all my accounts, aid 10 TO me Of grea
value though OF none 10 any one else. Any psrsoI
who may nnd IL viii very much obligo the sabscFibel
by returning 1t 10 him
Iuty 10. d. MOORE,
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A CARD.

II Grm sfsgsfsss, C1yisttsS Hssth tender thsir
grateful kcSno wlsdginsnts 70 the ciuIsns Of Dsvsa.
port whs rendered such timely and snaetsnt ssryics
Ia rsscuins tnsir property fIvm the Gre that oesnrts1
o. us A1shS 81 tbs Iotk tIstAEt. in.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-07-16
NEW YORK HOTEL,

RoBkRr FARMER, Proprietor.
late, Robert hsnneJ
THE proprietor respectfully announces TO his
eastern friend. and the travelling publ gene
rally, that having purchased
This Commodious Hotel,
and had IL thoroughly repaired and renovated, he |,
nov prepared W merit a saare OF ID .r patron AZ by
con slant sttsutionto taeir wants sna com forts, Hls
liable will be snppiisd with the Dss, which the mar
ket anords, ana islodging rooms a re furnished a.
welia those ofsny In the city. june 2 DIR
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-07-16

An I~srRREsrrsa IscipEsr.-The brother
of Senator Hamlin, of Maine, has always
been a Wing. He is new a Republican,
and presid ed at the recent ratification meet
ing at Bangor. Senator Hsmlin was one
OF the speakers, and he thus beautifully re.
ferred to the coincidence
"You and ], sir. Cunning to the President,
his bro,her,) for the first time in our lives,
stand upon the same political platform, and
battle for the same great cause. And let
me tell you, sir, that cause involves the
destiny Of your country and mine. When
you were the candidate for the great and
respectable Wing party for Governor OF
our native State, in which we both feel 80
much pride, you did not receive my suffrage,
and when / was the humble candidate for
the late Democratic party for its Ma
tional Representative, l did not receive your
suffrage. Now, thank God, We stand firm.
ly together on q platform broad as the
Union, and with the Declaration of hide.
pendence and the Constitution for our prin'
cipleE."
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-07-16

Eleven thousand dollars has been sub
scribed by the New York merchants for the
relief Of the sufferers BY the inundstions in
France,
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-07-16

TESTIMONY OF HIS TRIESDs.-The hairless
ton Mereary defends Mr.. Buchanan from
the charge of being hostile to Slavery, as
follows:
"now any one, acquainted with our Pc.
litcal history for the last twenty years, and
the course Of public men during hat period,
can now arraign Mr.. Buchanan as unsound
upon the question of Slavery, we are who'll
" at a loss to conceive. Ignorance or
misconception is the only solution.
But to the auestion-"ls Mr.. Buchanan
sound on Slavery!" This is the question,
above ell others, to be answered satisfacto.
rily. II would be enough to show that,
ftom the first day Mr.. Buchanan came into
Congress to the present time, he has new
er gwen a vote or uttered a word hostile le
the institution OF Slavery"
With such testimony coming from hia
friends, the Black Democracy deny that
their candidate is a Pro.Siavery mar, and
that theirs is the Pro-Slavery party.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-07-16
Mange or PrOgrNmme.

The Silver Goblet 10 on exhibition 81 A.. Q. Btlion's
Jewelry Si.re, No. s LsCisife Row.
All entries 10 be made al Parker d SpssriBg's Liy-
cry once. Entres Book open to-day, VIII close 81
Tuesday July ~ b.
For Enlss Of HanninS see small bills At the dinsr.
1aiyis-cn sTRBBIss q ToOLE, Asts
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-07-16
Fire. Eire.l Fret!

Fire! Eire!I Eireim
The Cheapest and Most Durable Roof In Use.
TIE rdsrsignsd have been engaged In the bus,.
i ness Of manufacturing and put tns on Compost
ton Room for the last eight years. Price per square
O. $40, aId the work warranted.
Materials manufactured and for sale, with printsd
directions for putting on.
All ofdors len AT the Confectionery Store Of Brooks
q Bailey, near the eorE or Of Brady and Fourth
streets, will meet with prompt attention.
June ~ d2m BAILEY 4 MOORE,
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-07-16
GREAT FOOT RACE

NoRTH,a
PRE- EXHIBITIoS.
Miss Castella's Grand Erial Ascension!
MISS CAsTELLA will walk on . single wire, 300
wi feet in length TO tn topmos, height Of No mis-
Circus, VIII iaks pinSe iev memsns previous 70
the snIl person In the world that can sceomplish This
simos. incredible feet, 10 given Free Of Cnarge.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-07-16

Or the l2th inst, at the "Nsw Pennsylysni mia
House, BY Rev. J. D. MAsos, Mr.. GEORGE n.
RkDDiCK and Miss MARY ANN STEPHENS; all
ofEco.t Co., Iowa.
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SFEOAAL
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OF 50 cs, pes weess
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near Ne pritSe. July ~ st
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TO suis-apply to
July lodlw ALLEN 4 DooLAN.
Fine Dwelling House and Lot,
Well ,ituatea near business part Of the eity,-ror sale
cnesp. Apply to
july 10 div ALLEN 4 Do0LAN.
ssas seaz1y 'er ssas' -,
with Lime Kiln erected tbereou-havius = mont on the
river OF 40 feet-wli be sold Low i~fappled for soon.
NICHOLS, fsBkLL a CO.,
July ..aiv Real Estate Agents.
$4,000 Acre,
Choice Iowa lands for sale from
"a, a. mn n a .o.,m mar scrs by
I,n.e, ss NICHOLS. CAMPBELL 4 co.
WooAl Weed!
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for s.is, Inquiry may b made 0f'he editor
June siSA
I.h..to.,a xxtn FAMILY yleur,
1900. -.
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Bank Of Florence.
Florence, Nebraska.
GEO. b. ARGENT Presit. ]. NJ. P.Rxrs. ca.h,r
1NHh undsrsigusd propristors VI the RAnk VI Elorsuos
i NeersskA, are by the provisions Of It's charter, in.
dividuAliy responsible for all IT. issues, and will redeem
the Notes Of said Iustitrt!ou, at It's counter In tie civ ~
fiorsucs, in coin, aud al either Of their Bsukius Houss.
In Eastern Exchange At cue per csnt OF in specis q sams
rates a. cthsr currency.
COOK q SARGENT, Davenport,
COOK, SARGENT 4 DOW Iowa city. iowa
COOK, sAk9ENTA COOK, II DssmoinesJ
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