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The Evansville daily journal., 1856-07-28
MECHANICS WORKS.
AND MA CHINE SHOI

-d~NN -A11 C&AAA'N 49, -
EVANSVILLE. IND.
WILLIAM BOYLE IL CO,
EwAVTNG purchased Mr. Henry Schriber's well Known
Foundry would respectfully continu nee of the
extended him invite the attention OF all who
rant Foundry any kind done re taclitlts we
experie business. and will warrant all work
We de- asouable Prepared TO manufSe-
ure Steam Engines Fire Engines. HY HYtrauc Presses To-
haccc and Presses Saw Mll and haehlpery
Ruildins hastings Thrashers. Corn Shelers
Lard Kettles. Lard Presses. Railroad Work Steamboat e
Cass of every description made order shortnotee
Steam Lard Tanks and all the fixtures belonging
;hereto.
Am orders mavb addressed to WM. BOYLE & co.
mb2s gw Evansville Ind.
n GROSS keg Fassets doz Ok Marroa
square German Cologne - doz bears oil for
sale by aplT /. q u hnia ANN
esIJSDRIEs.-
los cartoons Ribbons and han dsome styles
100 do new styles Dress Trimmings;
$50 doz Cambria Cravats assorted qHaIities
rs pieces super twiil'd French Black Cloth;
Silk Velvet Ribbon diferPn widths;
$50 Pdrasols. assorted styles. Satin de Chine;
50 doz Tuck Combs rs doz India Rubber Pnh Comhsi
100 doz Horn do. gro Metal Vest Buttons;
metal Goat Buttons; $50 horn Pand do rec d
this fav End for sale by JAS LOW & CO.,
mh29-d&w AIS Main street Louisville, Ky.
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UTILITY, BEAUTY, EEEGANCE
r r FIN f M Il N r. t-

UTILITY, BEAUTY ELE&ANCE
REIN Me N II.
~ and srns nreseatatiye Of the Immense qusati
Goods ust arrived at the well kno wr Store of
WIN. 1.0eNg faEs'a 81 Co..
Corner Of Main and rst streets Having an and
shades also in quantity and quality any and every thing
and vicinity q call We extend invitation IN
70 sGs The Of br T EN-
{swas French an SCOTCH FsSey Goods Mania hi,s
Goods the richest choice and most varied
most sansuin xneetatons and sats every claim respecting
sSa @ =, ae g "a @ r fashion eaoF e
and 6e same IN piece goods SGm an
hspTsNS'0 ap'a '0A' in store ana 'of PRGsToN RRos
ENXTR 4 ~ Civ FLOUR. Just received a further
equal to the Se's St. Louis SHERsr4Rre, hs1 RsoN.
6@ = BUSHELS H5miay last from the mills and mate
out Of GpEs re Waite h1s Ho9RHSaBER9ok 90 CO.
n oAsK zaPte onrraqts;, bbi gaPer-sheii Almonds;
2trails Dates reed per steamer Dffe9der y SOW
boxes Just received apd to T9,s Ros
R+AsElNe PowDEna' btssFSs g.s Ffa aRSs 2as for
fN0N sYRUP.-Baldx xin II Myers' pure lemon
! reed per Persia. for sale by = ,.,1rEprsco
6NEME ENT AND LIME rs bbisCsmehti 100 bhlsWhte
" Lime in store and for sale by 30 Il.
my5 OKk DALHnhh W. F..
EEyS1TETEC ALLY SE AEEsn Pr il-a OYSTERS
Is cases aad pound read PersIa tor sal
Inv ans a&- s. Il GILBERT & CO
cSR D for sale nv ap8 ORR, DALZELL d GO.
T1-777-75 CANA8, SEasEEA
AVE large double Warehouse at the Canal Basi1 ca
of produce whtth Will be
ceived and he subject to the owners
orders n the reason able terms -
mh6 = y. ~ htl = :.
90 bbls m Br5nay; 20 bbls Bourbon Rys Whisky;
= 5 do do Gin; 1a do Peach BRANDY; -
Cherry Brandy. Tor sale at = ,,,-,rs-
The Evansville daily journal., 1856-07-28

s-io9 packages asizes. Of Gunpowder Young Hy-
= son. Imperial and Btack Teas. inst reed, by
lelL 5. r. GIL ERT & CO.. SZe. near Nateg. y
The Evansville daily journal., 1856-07-28

GROCERIES AND PROVISIONS.
SHTHERE the hungry people get
Wv The Groceries. dry and wet?
THEY'LL find them. yon may safely bet,
AtZ n, COOK u SoN's.
There's -four sugar. soda soap.
Pipes pickles buckets and Kitchen stuff
Cigars quite worthy of n puff,
For cash at T. Fl Cook y SONS.
There Goldfish, coffee starch aud spice
Hams, cheese aad bu ter. very nice;
All ta be hai ae the lowest price,
FoT cash al z H. CooR & Sons.
Corn meal. molasses pork aud salt.
And further, lest the rhv me shoud halt
You'll find every thing but fault
For eath at T. H. Cook i SONS.
In fact, believe this tale not
No man. exceTt astupid sot
for pan pot,
Or ming that can I be get
To nibble cold or swallow hot.
For cash at T. H COOK SoN's.
"A IA Boxes Planes aad Plane Irons Iust rec d by
SGB mh2I WALDKIRCH-
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@SUNDk les JEsT RECEIV Ed.
- Sugar House Moasses Zine Washboards; eT
Plantaion Wash TUBES
Conhin Il Woods Vinegar; Fancy Bucketss
Star Candles, full weight; Maekerel and Herring;
Tallow Candles3 Liverpool Table salt. Ga
Per Caps and Bar Lead; Transparent. German an
iefs lA'' ~ Icy y i STAFFORD
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EBETTsBURGH AND WHEELING NAILS
q 200 kegs ass d Sd to 2Odi Is kegs ass pikes e
25 Do do Fencing Nails 2 DO do Brads. just
rced ard fnr sale hv7 Ie20 g. II. COOK & SON
The Evansville daily journal., 1856-07-28

! EpOPE-2a coils Cotton Rope for sale by
3 leI- TENNEY Il EENsn11
The Evansville daily journal., 1856-07-28

COKE AND COAL TAR. fsz.ao es
"a LII wishing to buy Coke Coal Tar
"a Company are requested call at the office of the
pang, Locust between st and I'd pay
advanec hereafter coke will delivered at
works without an order from the President.
myt Nffes are O.G. KEATS. Prea't.
The Evansville daily journal., 1856-07-28

z. H. COOK g. SON,
NEEDLKs&LE AND REFAEL DEALHRs IN
GakGCE FSzE@ AZ PROVISIONS
EVANSVILLE. INDIANA.
wHohEs ALN Ds.P ARTMEyT.
FIRST STREET, FIRST DOOR FROM MAIN.
RET AEL. gf.sE. AfSFMENG

FIRST STREET, FIRST DOOR FROM MAIN.
RET AL DsEE' AfsFMENT.
MAIN STREET, FIRST DOOR BELOW THE CORNER
Fv H. COO begsto his friends in Evansville ant
"a their tavors freely bestowed
haen is business them and takes
opportunity ef Introducing their notice his Mr.
K whom he has taken into partnership from this
date and -solieits the firm e. ii. Cook SON
eontinuancs of the support bera himself
H. Cox having the business premises
the WI OF the stock of Mr. M w Foster feel
that thsv will he enabled supply the citizens
EvansviIe ar5ioIe shey may in the Gro
cory Provision line T. Soa wish especially
in the country HAVING produce
dispose Of their increased facility for tax
ot and wing heEl heir with all
in the wh0ese deoartEentt
must ensure their orders fsr the future. feb If
NEW GFDD@.
e SF reeefEea Mrs |eKavs Cap ani Triwrfing Store
~ Aisoan of intov SHADES OIL Cloths, Bu
mbI4 MRS MREAY.
The Evansville daily journal., 1856-07-28

6DnAGhLBS Olear sides; 80
5000 lbs fear Lal2 2?rh; Fss, =
The Evansville daily journal., 1856-07-28

z A BOXES very superior w X. Cheese; 80
a W 10 do Proctor Il Candles German Soap; #tiu0
sale 10 90 Geo klernes do do inst rss
The Evansville daily journal., 1856-07-28

FMNEA2O chests Y H.. one-fnurt b papers for sale
u by js12 TENNEY 4 S0RENSoN.
The Evansville daily journal., 1856-07-28

PAyNTENG! psTS'TEyG

GEORGE G. w AL K ER g. CO.,
aoP.N AatENATRL ANp sign PAISFING--
LII orders will atten led vi h Atty and dis
Nj patnh Vice Veuneman's Eow. Vine ssreet between
Second and third streets. feh2S q
50 "a B6XES city Wfn1ow Glass sx1A 9x12 loxlf texl2
ss 1exls 20 extra pint TASKS received this day
and for sale by (. D. -HEIMANN
Ep4TEN LEATHER fztgTERS. .--f3~rei hlzet drab
cloth leather gaither boots 01fnri snd Prince
ttb from the most fashionable na9Wfaetory Fast
onI2 HENDRICKS & NePFA.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1856-03-08

D'sfTessing .4ccident On Saturday
evening last, while Mr. N. NJ BIacEm,r
wasreIurnlng from this place to his resi-.
aehce few miles northeast, wit hi.
brother James, and Michael G.ryin in ,
sleigh, an elm tree come two feet N ii.
ameier was blown down by the wind ar on
Them, instantly killing James Blackmsn
ana Mr. GarVin, together with The two
nofsss' and 50 severely iniuring Mr..
Backnan that he died on Tuesday even.
Tag last. This awful accident happe ned
within abou, halt mile OF his residences
When found he was sitting severar ste,s
from the sleigh, leaning against the body
OF The fallen tree, and seemed quite le.
wilcered IN his mind and inquired where
he was. Mr.. Garvin's body was server.
ed IN two. also one of his arms. James
Blaekman, a youth OF some 16 or IS
years, had his head spill, open, complete.
" serering the back part from the front,
Truly he heart sckcns in co1,empIo,ino
the horrible scene. - Pari, (MN Beacon
22d.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1856-03-08

Springfield, III. Feb. 26.-La., niph,
about 10 O'Clock. a fire troke on. 10 the
grocery store Of Mr.. Mason, consuming
II. ana the tin and stove store of Dorrivi9
& Diclsev. Insured.
This afternoon ,bou, 2 o'clock the boil.
er Of Huntington & Campbell's Planning
Mill exploded with a terrific noise, scat.
'er'ns fragments Of wood. iron and brick 8
a.! over the ground for several hundred
yards. and wounding Levi Hail danger.
Dusty. Geo. Johnson, engineer, and n
srede, name not known, very badly. A
piece OF the boiler weighing 400 pounds
VAS blown geo yards from the mill From
all We can learn the boiler was slmos,
dry when the engine was started, and it
is supposed the Infusion Of cold water
caused the explosion. a whisky bottle
was found In the engine house unbroken
but Yearly empty.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1856-03-08

When i Marriage Consumns atsd?-A
novel case came up before JUICE Bacon
last week, the circumstance. Of which are
40 follows:
A constable rad levied upon the prop.
erty OF man aud sold il. The o yner
claimed he was a married m,n and the
property wa, exempt by law, and sued
the constable for damages. On the trial
it was shown that tn marriage ceremony
was performed about two hours before Ii .
levy was made, and tie court decided ,ha,
the marriage had No, yet been consum-
mated, and the complainant was no, a
married man within the meaning Of the
statute. The levy was therefore held to
be good. -SyrqcuSe Standard.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1856-03-08

Sosnfy Pspers.-Now and then tie
value Of oosn.y Newspapers are seen
Ind felt. One day last week rich old
iafmer-worth his ,housa ads, and own.
ing bic thousand acres OF land, was in
town And wanted to borrow copy of the
Adcerfisw. He had refused to become
. ssbsefibsr. He applied for lean to q
person who knew this--so the person re.
asssd TO lend. He next waited 10 buy
hut il was not for sale 10 a man whe
would not subscribe. We do no, know
whether he finally 60, one or not, bu
hope he did not, because any old fogy
vAo il - rich a. this man ia and will no
take his own County Paper. ough. to Inv,
IN such usses ignorance ~ no, to know
when Fourth Of July comes.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1856-03-08
.4mustng Biunders.-The Paris

amusing Blunders.-The Paris cor
respondent Of the New York Tribune
gives al amusing proof Of the fac, tina,
the European papers do not understand
America, 4 blunder OF the Emancipation
Beige, congra.ula,ing the State OF Ohio
on having elected a negro governor of
the Commonwealth; the Belgian Journal
having attached literal sense to the pc.
lltic,l designation and nickname o!
Black Republican, bu. the Times is no.
more accurate, when, seeing In DIS
patch an account OF some scattering votes
on the ballots for Speaker, ii seriously
speaks OF Mr.. Scattering as Candidat,
for the Speakership .
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1856-03-08
WILLIAMS g. CONVEY
The Old Jasl for sale.

Public Notice il hereby given that, In ,ur u
aaee OF deertal order made by the County
Court OF Cedar county at the r.guiar N,.rf
term 1856, will oiIr for sale. al Pgi,lie Optcrv
at the cont H)ufe in Upton, oa Ia sex enth da
OF April AID. 1856 at one O'Clock =. NJ. Of aa :,
day the old Jail b2lldiag ami Lot one. Il,
u block seventeen, az en- which the came Il
situated. The Lot and House will be sod 10
gether or each separately TO suit the ccnveuieno.
OF purchasers. II the House is sold separately
It will be with Condition to remove it [ ON tie
lot 10 one noath frcn the time Of ssio T.Rus
OEe third part cash down. ard the balaucs In
one year With 10 per cent iatt rest
BY Oder Of the C3"nsy Court of Cedar
County Iowa.
10 At. Wills SP!cEE Judpp
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Notice Extraordinary.

The undersigned having sold out his Stove
and Tin st to Samnei Tonlinsou & Co,
Therefore, sll persons knowing themselves
indebted to me will call and settle with above
firm, before the fret OF April, 1856, otherwise
their accounts will bs left for the law to collect
Ny object for selling oat was this cold
Stoves for less than they do a. Muscatiue or Day
export, which was losing game, and, what was
worse. Tomlnson h Co; sold still cheaper than |
did by good DEAL or cheaper than ioould bup
So for fear Of bnstipg smash up | quit
q loft Gro TRIRCH
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1856-03-08

81. Louis, FEB. GA Lawrence
(Kansas) correspondent Of the Democrat,
under date Of Feb. 18th, says that the
kicsapeo rangers threaten hosllIi,ies
again a. Eastin, saying they will revenge
Cooks death by killing the friends OF the
murdered Brown. The Free State men
are prepared for the conflict, bu. will act
only on the defense. Two mounted com
panies had lel, Lawrence for Eas,in un-
der command Of Col. Dicky and Majol
Grover. l, is probable a fight will arise
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1856-03-08

| Nh"f Century is Tha We Gu, from
the carroll county, Ills, Republican,, the
following, which We re. PRINT for the in.
loFma'len OF whom i. may concern.
ma EDrroR:--Sir, | send remedy
.of lhe care OF the bite OF a mad DO
Inns Is the remedy DIR. Fsnsnev eI
Chambersburg, Pa, administered with
'he greatest success to ma and beas, ,ho,
We're bitten. He pu, down the letters s..
they are formed here, and folded IN nn :.
per and letters into pill, with some sn;,.
able substance that will maks stick mad
'hen administer i, to the person or animal
ana 1t is said where this as administered
there was no bad effects.
As the cry Of mad dogs is now in every
part give this as l 60. it. You Wi
please give 1t TO the public.
asArosH
nARrpoH
1TENErB
HopERAH
RorAst
These letters should be formed !, can
ltai printed letters, and then Gu, Oh, ~ .
square and rolled into a pill.
DANIEL ARNOLD.
Arnold's Grove, Jan. 81. lS56.-Cbi
1rib. >"''
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1856-03-08

fSrrifsre. Williams & Goewey a,
Sas Old stand Of Goewsy. Dudley & Co.,
Are making preparations to do the Fur
nssss business up in becoming style.
Tssy arc laying in large and we'll sc.
'sotsd stock Of everything necessary to
ssapIsssly furnish the interior Of 4 house
ready for living in good comfort See
Advsrtissasns.
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n Office,

To the heirs Of Stephen Goodrich drcc.seI,
and all others Interested
You are hereby notified tha.that there IL now
on file, in the Office Of tie Clerk of the county
Court, of Cedar County Sta'e of Iowa, pets-
ten Of S s. Daniels, executor on TIE estate Of
stephen Goodrich deceased, esking tie sad
Court 10 grant al order for the sale Of 20 mach
Of the Real Estate. belonging to said estate, as
may be necessary to pay off the claims az inst
said estate, and that said petition is set for
Ing on the first Monday in April nett
iO.4t. S. & DANIELS Ex r
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1856-03-08

NJ W. think that pton is one Of
the best locations. for a pleasant village
tia, eaa b found in Iowa, but, like all
place.. tho people must d, something to
make 1t 20. Mod 10 the most notice a bic
pseuli,r'.y Of the place this spring. Iii
. wsaier the citizens do no, take the
thing IN hand Sd do som ,,hing to i'm.
prov" ,Ae streets, We heard a coup.
Of Grmers declsre they would not vote
for tie rail road because i, would benefi,
Upton. which il va. not deserving Of, be.
causs II Was nothing bu, on. vas, m u!
mole. and the citizens would always hav.
!, 10.
Not gerry complimentary to the place
TO Nnd Tho people OF the country prejudi-
Ted agaias, it-because there is no, pub.
Inc spirit among tss citizens enougn TO
make the streets passable.
We think With them, 10 indeed a
fsbsks 70 the place, that it has not SIN
t1s foot Of sidewalk in the town, except
that before one u two Of the stores.
Conc, lot % attend 10 this matter 30 that
the people who come here 10 trade may
not 90 away disgusted with the place.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1856-03-08

Very chanseable wsstlc-, we
nave nowadays. One day il will be
"''i' ano peasant and the boys will BE-
' o. with their coats of enjoying 4 goms
q osu' OF some oder such sport
next a. II Will be freezing, cold, windy and
0''asrsea ie-nen viii only venture out
wrapped up IN their overcoa,s. The nav,
VIII be we, and rainy with mud M
fathomable.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1856-03-08

D~Ws call attention TO The two ne v
Aevsfessnsnts from 81. Louis, that 81
Cnarsess, Blow 4 Co. Of Drugs and
Msd,e'nes, and Webster. Marsh s. Co.
C;otAiers.
'hsy promise 10 do fairly by Whole
Sn Dealers ip their Spring Trade.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1856-03-08

I'VE must not forget to mention
that our old friend Hawley Ia. Spsned .
bssss IN Virgin Block, in the room for.
merry occupied BY Wheeler s. Pi.tsnger
he new has On hand . clevs, stock Of
goods and will b well supplied in the
Spring.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1856-03-08

At recent session Of the Legislative
Assembly Of Hayt, one Of the member.
moved tina, for the future no member be
admitted to the Assembly with Pana-
ma hat, and ,ha. a black ha. is not only
more parliamentary. but eligible IN al
good society. Alter warm debate the
motion was carried aud the members
gave up their sPanamas.'
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1856-03-08

Philadelphia. Fec. 29.-Workmen
have been engaged through the night re-
moving the ruins Of the warehouse Of
Bsscly & Co. Two bodle have been er-
huned, tina. Of Joseph Howell cores
bonding agen, and Mark Donaphin Ma
son. Ole other body 10 still among the
ruins.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1856-03-08

Cincinnati. fsb. %. Hon. b. !.
Wade, whose present term as U. S. Sen
a.or expires in March, 1857, was this
day re elected for second term Of 8
wears, by vote Of 100 against Sc for
Todd, and 2 scattering. Navigation Is
fully opened and steamers are running.
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H. NJ. HIGGINS. a. J. HIGGINS
HIG GINS Frs,
81, Randolph street, Chicago.
DEALERS IN ALL KINDS cF-
MUSIC AL INSTRU MENTs.
ard

SHEET MUSIC
COLE agents for Light, Newton 4 Bradbu-
~ rvs, and Haines Brothers, piano fo-,es,
varying in price from SITS to $l,0Oo--vhlea
instruments are. by the best Judges, pronounce d
superior in every respect to any other. yet
manufactur ed. They are also in receipt OF
large assortment of Instruction Books for all
kinds of musical Instruments: also guitar and
violin strings IF the best quality. Among
their instruments are melodeons, guitars, ylo-
Inns, aeeordeons, fu;inas, flutes and brass in
s,ruments, all Of which they will sell at whole
sale or retail at the lowest prices. Piano stools
IN great variety. Old pianos taken in exchange
for new ones, OIL reason enable terms. Pianos a nd
mslodeons tuned and repaired in the best man.
ner. Orders addressed 10 Higgins Brothers
54, Randolph street, Chicago, will receive
prompt attention, and the best judgment of the
firm will be exercised in favor of parties who
are unable to visit the city to select for them.
| selves, but who will send their orders, enclos.
ing the money, naming the price Of lbe instru
| Dsat dssi.ed.. ;. Chicago, Oh - iAnA
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NOTICE E.

Whereas, my wife, Aurela Buster, has lef,
my bed and board, without any just use Or
provocation, this is to notify all persons whetae.
ever, that will not pay any debts contracted by
her after this date. MARTIN Buster.
i0tf Upton, March 9Th 1856.
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SAMUEL OEWELl,
Surveyor at TiptGn and Genera La MI ay,I

VIII attend promptly TO al buslness requiring
an agent; such as
Buying and Selling on Commission,
PAYING OF TAxES
giving information respecting lands in this conn
ty DC. Immigrants aud settlers can re, choice "a
lcctions Of lands by calling at his Office
FOR SALE. Lots 4 and 3. Block IL, town OF
Rochester, upon which is situated comforia.
BILE dwelling with cellar and well.
Also, Lot 9, Block %. town Of Rochester. by
SAMUEL DnwEtL.
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VaIenttnes, Vetsntinc,,!

Valentines! VRtsntincsl!
NMITH LORD, Of Nuscatine, have Just
~ received Fan assortment Of Valentines
Of all descriptions, from cts. to "a both
Comie and Sor,.ssrta!, also Envelope, r, !H1tch,
together with an assortment Of val.srrsy
waTrEBs. SMITH 4 LORD,
Booksellers, TIT Second 81.
6,H above Clover Hpnse
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IL III M b 9 =
At the
Min nes0ta Lumber Yard

Corner of Iowa and Fourth Streets,
Opposite the "New Pennsylvania House,"
DAVENPORT, IOWA
CAMuEL X. FULLER would respectfully
- announce 10 the citizens Of Davenport and
surrounding country that ha has recently open
ed an extensive
l. u m Der yard,
corner of Iowa and Fourth streets, directly OPP
posite New Pennsylvania House, where he has
now on hand large and well selected stock
Of Lumber, consisting in part Of
Flooring. superior quality; Fencing, full
inch thick; Siding, full half inch
thick; Ceiling. Sheeting,
PLANK a, TING1EI7.
Joist and scan,ling Of all dimensions, clear
staff and boards OF every quality from eight to
twenty four feet long, 500 900 best quality
shaved pine shingles; 300 900 best quality pin,
iaths; also 10000 No. l pickets IS 900 No.
| Piellets; also constantly on hand a iull assert
| me mt OF Sssk end Glazed W,ndotcs
The particular atten ton Of builder and pur
| chasers OF lumbss is invited to examine ou
stock which " i'll be sold at
Prices that Cunnof fail to suit Purchasers
Don't forget the place, Corner Iowa an,
| Fourth streets.
N. B.--Purchascrs from ths country stop
ping at the New Pennsylvania House will hav
| the advantage Of selecting and loading thei
lumber, without taking tbNr hcsses from th
raa b9e nS,iy.
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Ga Friday the soth day Of Feb. :, thu
Dew Drop Lodge Of Good Tc,nplars, o
Tipon had = Festival at the Temperance
Hsusa. OF course it was no, expected a
tremendous assemblage would be presen
ba. the tidy Number Of rs couple were
on hand and parook.
The supper prepared was a crsditabs
one-ths arr angemsnts Of the festival
were in gosd .as.s-Af,er supper an adj
dress was delivered by the advertiser
followed by . list Of ,oas,s. many Of
which were decidedly good.
W. will no. fla,,cr the majority of the
ysang people tina, assembled, because
they don't deserve il. The arrangements
were all on tho intellectual order, but we
are sorry to say they did no, seem to ap-
pseciats fs1em, the toss,s me, with bu, lit.
lie response. We will here inser. few
Of the toas,s, - we have no. room 10 pub
Gsh full proceedings.
7th. The Ladies May they never
give a Good Templar the mi,,en for the
aske Of splicing themselves to a Jug ham,
de.
9Th. TIE Ladi.ar-May they over
choose Good Tenplars for husbands. un-
III there Is not single Good TcmpIar
lsl. upon the earth.
S,h. The present occasion--May
Nir!A, the sweet yins Of life, be freely
qse6sJ. 70 that all may become iutoriea.
TED 10 deiir,sn. and may i. long be re-
-nsmbsrsd A. high old time. although
celebrated in a tight place.
10Th. Tho young men who are oppo-
sed to ,emperaace-May they always be
compelled 70 hug empty whisky bottles,
instead OF Iowa Girls.
Alter the Regular toas,s, Mr.. J. ".
Ca.sell gave the following volunteer
The Dew Drops Of Upton May they
iusrcass until they become q rsf,sshtag
sAorx.
Upon the whole, the matter went off
pleasantly. but could have been much
moro interesting had not so many been
afraid 10 laugh.