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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-10-15

And 50 indeed mas the Black 'Repuh-
licsn" treason assumed a most fearful
aspect, under its Jsnus-faced leaders,
apostles and orscies, too fearful almost
to contemplate. But it must be contem-
plated 10 al its deformity-its height
and depth, length and breadth. 1t mu-t
be looked at squarely and firmly 10 the
face by every patriot in the land. Sc
ward said in the Senate. The time for
compr omises 10 past. So has the time
for faltering, hesitation and finching.
Ii must come to this-every man who
loves his whole country, must buckle on
his whole armor and go forth under our
indomitable chisftains to the great fight,
fixed and determined in resolve to do
his part to "crush the treason" Wheo
once this shall be done, as in November
next it can be easily aud ost effectuslly
done, what may we not reasonably an
ticipste for our country? May we not
indeed look for ssuch full shesves Of
greatness, that all the summer If our
fate shall seem fruitless beside the au-
tumn -
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-10-15
OeneOcrat6c yeeDsstssAflOsss.
Psesiaenstal Electors.
9 NALL and JAMES GRANT, SENATORIAL
O Finch, lat lfsf. A. " PALMER, I'd IN
Democratic
COUNTY CONVENTION /!

1vog Democrats o. Scott county are requested "a
i elect, IN their respective townships, Delegates
70 stund . County Cnvention. u b. b.lden al the
O0urt House In the city Of Dsvesport, on saturday.
The 2Sth day u October instant, at2 O'Clock p.
r. nominate candidate for the ofce at Deegstr 10
tn constitutional Cobventiun BY order of the
octl6-td CoUnTS COMMITTEE
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-10-15

ANorHxa HrLPER. Courier dss
Essss Uois, the French journal published
in New York, has abandoned the neutral
position it has maintained with regard
10 the Presidency, and in an able article
II has pronounced in favor Of james Bu-
chssan and John g Breckenridge. Be-
tween the three bsnusrs,' says The Cour.
.sier, "oor choice 10 Axed. That Of Black
Republiosnism 10 the intestine Of strife,
AID carries. perhaps disuuion in its
folds That Of Know Nothingisu has
adopted - its motto religious ioeoler-
auoc end hssred Of tho foreigner. The
Democratic banner, on the contrary, il
the safeguard Of the Confederation and
the traditional symbol Of American sym
psthy with France. In fact, the Demo
cratic party 10 the only one Of those nos
existing which hes hseu proved, and
from which We know what 10 have to
expect"
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-10-15

The State Of Iowa, Sect Csansy, -
StiX, Krouse Co.. In District Court for said
vs., ! county. To February Trim,
Lehman 4 Cords. 1857.
To said Lohman d Cords
Won are hereby sotiard that on the 80th dag Of
i June, 4 ID. 1885. the above named plaintiffs net
with the Clerk VI said Court their petition ciaimn
Of you the u one hundred seventeen and
eighty-fcur one hnndredtb dollars, as money due
them account for goods. wares, and mer chandizs
Sold and at your request delivered, As shown BY sI
h6t attached to said petition. Said plaintiffs also
pray an attachment against your property because
that you Nonresident Of said State You are fur
Their notified that at the then of said court
youvere By the sheri1of said county returned mot
found vheTeupOn, II vas BY the Court ordered that
notice Of the endccy this suit be given you BY pub
lcasion and now unless you shall spper before
the nrst day Of Term Of said Court, TO be holden at
Davenport and for said county the rst Monday In
ecbruary A b 1887. and answer Or denur to said
POTION Judgment vii, be rendered against you and
n god. attached did u satisfy the same
JOSHUA D. PATTEN.
Clerk Of said Court.
Crrbtn Dow PITS Attys. oct16-4w
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-10-15

2AnaoAc AccIDsHTs.-JeAn Sidney,
agsd 23, fireman OF freight train loco
motive, while passing over the cars Friday
nigaa, fell on the track, between two cars
about midway Of the train, when near
Clyde, and was instantly killed He was
NOT missed until the train reached Lyons,
When the wheels Of the rear cars revealed
the catastrophe. The guard" Of the Ex-
pr.ss tran which followed seraped part
Of the vest from the body, which was found
horribly mutilated.
An elderly lady named Cronkhi,e, from
Clea's Falls, fell between two cars y bile
posing from one car to another on the mail
train going ives, from Schenectady on Sat.
urday morning. She was accompanying
Der husband on visit 10 daughter al
Rome. The body was horribly mutilsted
The husband evinced the most intense ago.
ny whea he gazed upon The dead body Of
his venerable partner.-Aibany Journal
9th.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-10-15
nDDR. +. II. CAyANAuGH-vev,

eDR. 7. II. CAvANAUGH we would ea,l
- attention 10 the card CT this gentleman n
60 amn. a. one which u,ertts the aftaatiou
OF the aoActed The Dr.. Is an a - enorouahlv
-aueated phystctan, eud has devoted ~ In q
stecsai dsssases b uow sdverttsr~ to treat Oe 49,
istters Of naoe reoom1sodaAioo fu0 ~ Slinea0 Fl
ysSes..v!ns. ~ lsts me.-dRtsa00 I1seoo1 ~
~ saSsA ~ ~ y Q. q ~ -
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-10-15
: priuter on, west, whose firs,

A printer out west, whose 6rst son
happened TO be very short, fst little
fellow. named him Brewer Full faced
Jones.
II this BREWER Full faced Jones fol-
lows the advocate Of bis father, bic foil
face will be merged into agate hair line
antique. Worcester Trxnse ript.
And il he should adopt the political
principles OF The editor Of the Transcripts,
he would be changed from ''agste hair
lins antique" into condensed font Of
Roman black fscs.-Spriog6eld Express
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-10-15

Although there has been bot little
fighting 10 Oregon since the battles OF
Grand Rogue and Days Rivers, still the
Indians OF both Washington and Oregon
Territories exhibit sour and uofriend-
~ disposition. 10 fact. the great body
of them remain hostile and defiant. A
grand council was appointed for August
18th. but il was feared many Of the
tribes would not come in $500 Indians
had been collected Ut the Dale in charge
Of the Agents. Some tribes, previous
ly friendly and some hostile. had lately
come in and given up th0lf arms. A
large supply train had been captured BY
the Indians, who made good their escape
to the mountsins
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-10-15

The perfect knowledge Of the value of
Of stock, is Of great Importance to the
farmer. 10 order to arrive al the real
value OF crops used for such purposes,
the nutritive properties Of the several
kinds Of food should be ascertained. The
careful comparisons Of results 10 exper
ments and trials, give the following data,
which stock growers, TO q large or small
degree, will 6ni il for tb.ir advantage
TO be governed by:
Loo pounds Of hay are equal to
275 pounde Of gresn Indian corn.
441 pounds Of rye straw,
l64 pounds ost strsw
l53 pounds pea straw
POI pounds Of raw potatoes
us pounds OF boiled potatoe.
500 pounds msugel wnrtsel
504 pounds turnips
"a pounds rye
46 pounds wheat
SO pounds oats
As pounds peas or besns
"a pounds buckwhest
5. pounds Indian corn
6S pounds acorns
Los pounds wheat bran
loo pounds rye whoa,
l6I pounds whsst, pea aud ost chat
! li9 pounds rye and barley
BY this rule you can calculate ibs food
value OF any Of the above articles vou
raise. For instance Eve pounds of tur.
nips are equal to one pound Of hay. Az
OK requires two per cent Of hay Der day
il he does not work, and Two and bali
per cent per day II he works. II, there
fore, your OK weighs l,50O pounds, he
requires thirty pounds OF hay per day IL
idle, aud thirtv-sssso end half pouuds
il he works. II you give him fifteen
pounds Of hay per day. aad desire to
make up the balance OF HE food 10 tur-
nips, you viii End BY the sals above that
esvsoty-6 i've pounds OF the latter, or 6ve
pesks will be required. A little more
ehan pound Of Indian corn 10 equal 70
. possd Of hey. u you give yosf OK Of
The hey tftsso pesads, yoe Will Led shse
e lo4las seeas - vin oivs Aio sieAs
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-10-15
The Las, ..Deager Of the wesliies.

Greeley, Weed, Beecher d Compa-
nv have within the last ten days issued
a pamphlet containing FORGED letter
from Gov. Geary Of Kansas, stating
that he has come out for Fremont, and
that this is the reason Of the present
quiet in that Territory Look cut for
the forgery. u is only one OF the ma
nv vilainous resorts oi the BACK ne
p,bicans to deceive the people.
Truly, these Black Republicans are
stepped in fraud and trickcry False
hood and yiIIainy max up their whoi'
political capital.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-10-15

FAREWELL TO SUxxER. departure
Of the mid-year hes', and the presence
Of gentle, October-like sephyrs, which
betoken the coming Of Indian summer,
gives newspaper people An opportunity
for much sentimental soribbling. pleas
ant paragraphs, interpreted with pretty
verses like the following, occasionally
meet the eye
Thou art hearing hence thy ros,.
Glad SUMMIT fare thu well
Thou art singing thy last meioiie.
Ia every WOOD and II -
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-10-15
S,GNiTiCANT-TH WIDOW IN WsEDs.

S,GNiFiCANT-THK WIDOW IN WsEDs.
AT several know nothing and black re-
publican meetings held in Connecticut, a
peculiar and significant feature has been
introduced. Seated upon the platform
were thirty one young ladies' dressed in
white, with boquets in their hands, to
symbolic the states of the Union, while,
apart from he rest. sat lady dressed
10 black, as q repr eseDtatiye Of bereaved
and suffering Kansas. As this last gym
boil was not introduced till the timely
presence and effective action Of Gov.
Geary put an end 20 the outrages in Kan
sss, this symbolic widow more properly
represents the mourning of the black
republicans that their last stay aud hope
is goGe forever buried. Fremonters
veil their faces and sit IN sackcloth and
ashes. The widow 10 weeds is the per
lection OF symbolic language expressive
Of their condition Buffalo Courier.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-10-15

Hon. Joseph l.. White, formerly a
distinguished member Of congress, has
come out for Buchanan and Brerkin-
ridge.
Hon. Nelson cobb, Judge OF Catta-
raugus county, New York. elected last
fall by the black republicans. i now
for Buchanan.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-10-15
LATEST NEWS.
NEWS FROM CALIFORNIA AND
! OREGON TWO MILLIONS IN

GOLD.
New York, Oct. Is.
The steamship George Law arrived last
night with California Mails TO the 29th ult..
nearly two millions Of dollars in treasure,
and sd.ices from New Granada, South Pa.
mama, Jamaica and Australia.
The general news fr ,m California is un-
important. Politics occupied the public
mind to the exclusion of other subles Is.
In San Francisco there was q movement
oD foot 10 unite the various elements IN OPP
position TO the Democrats, who are the bit.
tel enemies Of the Vigilance Committee. ],
was doubted, however, whether the move
ment would succeed
The democrats have nominated Charles
l.: Scott and Joseph C. McKihben for Con.
gr.ss They are Of the Gwin oI anti Bro.
derrick faction.
Messr-. John l. D,irkee and Charles E
Rand have been tried on charge OF piracy
| for assisting IN The reno, al Of the STATE
| Arms from on boar the schooner Julia il
the harbor Of San Francisco during tn
reign OF the Vigilance Committee. Thu
Jury rendered a verdict Of eco Initial after hu
! FIVE minutes deliberation.
| 4 snit had been brough, against the Pana
! ma Railroad Company, to recover $2O.OO
images tor ialur,es received by the acct
! il mt on the 9th Of MAY last.
4 number Of other parties were swaltin,
| ,e result Of the action.
Trade was duh in San Francisco. bu
with the removal of the SOCIAL disorders
return Of business activity was con6denti
J looked for.
From New Grenada we learn tina, G. We
nor Cairo was inaugura,ed at Panama o
the lIih ult. This event ensures peacefu
condition Of things on the lsihmus for som
time TO come. Col. Taien. engineer of tn
Panama Railroad, came passenger in tn
George Law.
The nag sh independence, and si"op .
war Saratoga, were still al Aspinwail, =
Officers and crew Of the ships all ~ goo
health.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-10-15

Another SrRAw.-We sra informed by
Mr. J Smith Of this city, thst on Wed
nesday last he rode from Iowa C.ty to
NJ scatine in the cars and a vote on the
Presidency was taken as follows:
Buchanan l4u
Fillmore lO4
Fremonr so
r. l. Arpns
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-10-15

Octot,r iltb, ~ Rev q. y Ke-ler Tnoai AZ BA
kER 70 Ai>- ELIZA GALLAGHER. al NJ Day mort
Iowa.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-10-15

War 4 STOMACH In one year
the people Of New York City eat 1885,
900 oxen. l2.oou COWS, 100000 sheep
and lambs. 10000 calves. 100000
swine. ii ranged seven abreast, they
would make a procession two miles
long.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-10-15

YOU right, IN .s tr.H-en
Assume q icatfui asp ct but. che" rush 4,
IT. vfry asae. shah lnsuur, The soi
OF power. and rap such full >heaves Of - am =
Inat all the summer ~ NY fate shall en-,
Ffh,tiess beside rht 1UiHsnn ~
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-10-15

What docs II Man A highly re-
spectacle gentleman, of Boston. who
became acquainted with Col. Fremont
in 1916 III California, expressed his as
constituent that the clergy and sport
ing gentlemen OF the country were do
ing their utmost To elect the same can
,lidate for the presidency.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-10-15

"FCLL SHKAvKs OF ."-The
Cardinal Due de Richelieu in speakip
to his fsvorite capuchis of the plot
aeains' France. Louis XIII and himself,
by Orleans. DE Bouillon. and ,fbsrs, is
represented to have said
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-10-15
Urn AsDfrtisfmfnts.

CIRCULATING L1DAARX
And News Derot. opposite the L"Clairx House. NV
York, Chicago. and Cincinnati Dxilies received ev-
ryday. s H. TARR
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-10-15

It- The Buchanan party are i"'
letting them entirely alone - let the
people Of the Territory settle the Ines
ton Of their own institutions. II they
want Ia establish the institution OF
Slavery, il Is their business, moi ours
let them have il. Ii they prefer ire,
institutions. they will be sure t" secure
them. In the meantime, let our Ere
mont friends not hc too much alarmed
because they have lost their stock II
trade, aud wait patiently fol the result
of the election.
BE happy. You have but ir"
weeks 10 live, make the most ri !"al
tilur while Won have existence. Is.
happy.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-10-15

LAND FOR SALE.

LNoUk ~ acre lots, mile north Of Fulton 'tati.f
II the n and n Railroad on ressouah" tt'fns
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Address DR. J. peLAOY LERRnS

N B-A Treatise on the Mature and Tryalnep, NJ ~,
nesS aud Diseases of the Far, with the Treaent Of ~
aud Dumb. Price 81. " sac Neat
" Money letters must be registered bv the P,s,r,,. m
Registered Letters at Tls-p,esse b.,r ~,
mind Correspondents must EIeIo,s Postage for TrtnT,
answers the New Postage Law resulting prepayment Of ;
New York, July ~. 1875. "i'-Sa
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.sft MEDICAL.
{ 25E AaR "A MD EYE Z.
Drs L EBRUNs& DuFmo,
0GULISrS AND ATIRTSIISO N

TNR.e LEBRUN Offers to those lsseey,,. t.-. l.,
IL fR5astos5 aEral remedies, which DeafneE he
In Eeetiy three th6GAand YEA S0cees
retnedesh have been pronounet by Drs Thefs
and Deleau, OF Paris and Curtis Pitcher ~ q Bsh
mast wondefe eTcr applied for tisate. S ~
middle ear They eenprtSe different 'nSefnai All
rons diseases that elect the external S55 or tie "a
apparent on the ffth sixth day. Dr. LEsPISt ar.
cIre In erezH eaaseIa the ear Is peTSo,S ,earrEt,
tlon. He has eighteen eert6catex from hs a ltS trina
deaf from infancy whose hearing Is nov hHTe Nm
and they are nov enabled TO Ge6FS Ia LgFFsS Flrel
twenty hundred cases Of deafness Orr
fully treated by hun. Certificates TO that szsesS
onapplleatioh. -FS' 'Ray hs IL,
In all cases oTdeafness arising from iEf5g.,.
eRiRa even PeEordtioa Of the IaC,Jrao airt.
usually called The drntn y tdatgdfioa Of hRSazin
bruEe Of the tgHpGRGW and sNR+chdfn fSS sclt sas,
iatf0s Of Raeass aerSOltS dSectioas Ges1sg
when the disease be traced to scSi, ggtsti d.,
ious, Bilious or Intermittent Peper Colds ~ IbhR m
or merCuftal medicines, gatherings In the Q;ialpe
&c, the sense can. In aeEY ereFu fsfGssS ~ eSoo!
Where want Of secretion Is apparent, tsersi
being dry and scaly when the deafness eARalt
noles in the like Fustng OF leaves s With
falling water, ringing OF bells pnsatons nStsta
ter, when In STOPPING position senSatiOl L 81 mAt
Of blood to the head had taken place when M 1rraA
perfectly acute where there Is much noise or
IN dull and cloudy weather. when cold has ~ asutU
libie A#5E,5 gEsI $40. e s{t n eNs'ee a96i.
DR. DUFTON, the only practitioner IN the T,,,. ,a
who praettses the new, painless, and sdcrrsipI
treating all diSeassso which the eye Is subject
Fy oshermeans have failed TO afford relief he al, eS
such fair aud impartial tria Patients by $50 Al
few particulars Of their case, have Fetnsei
par. e 3 7.s '''' ' - saJ
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New Spring and Summer Goods

DRESS GOODS.
lust received at D. soTTEk BROS great variety Of
q Dress Goods, snch Gs=
Fancy Dress Silks-latest styles;
More Antique Siks-isss than the usual pF'oeAi
Plain BLACK e -cheRp;
Printed, Plain, Plaid and Striped BeTages;
FiounceI presses--a choice variety;
Twisted Silks and Tissues-yery pretty;
Plain AI-Hool DcL42ines-al shades;
Printed and TlAin ChsllieS-Iandsome and eheRpi
French Scotch and American LnTns-beautful;
Rngiish and French ChIntEes-Eood aEsOrsmenti
Eatn Striped and Plain Poplins;
Plaid and Striped Ducalias-ancw article.
ALSO
full assortment materials for ChildrensDresses eps
SPRING FASHION FOR HATS.
TIVE has and ia Misunderstanding large
Eysortmen. of Hats of the latest and most approved
styles for lshtness beauty and
endurance.
large assortment of ack Brown, clare and Pearl col
oTed soft of grades together with large aSsor
cnt OF MEMS youths chldrcn's Gaps, Wholesale md
Retail which the attention Of patrons aud the public
n B-IEats made to Conrorma:ure measure, warranted
aps VI. W. JIMEsON.
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zAsnsvtlLs, ONO.

Mr. J. b Hondernnt2:
DEAR SIR:-l have been afflicted for three years
with Rheumatism in back and for the last six monts not
able get my without help, in
city Insisted on my trying one bottle Of Chang Linnent
Try what eject would have; and bottle has relieved
mnc that able 70 get out Of bed without Diff
Guilty II been abessng to just try for
Mas. II. COCHRAN.
''-''t''t's '''- ''e. +. II LOGAN Co,
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TEcTTlI0Vy

'!We the undersigned praesitI6nertof s,,.t.. IN A.,
Drs LBrun and Duftoh diseases Of the Ear onS ISL
ing aside all PERSONAL ealeusy and prejudice freely Sj
Ae eourse arsacd BY them IN treating diseases Of these at
tended = { We.s worthy the attention our
orstnren the United States Thelr system Of
treating diseases OF the middle and internal ear liz t re-
OF vapOrs particularly in chronic and commit
eats forms new in the practice of aurnl surgery
praetoner Indseases Of the eye they seldom REQUIRE 10
70 an operation as sklif auriSts and ocu and
Signed. AtyxIITns 4 NJ. NJ N
GEO S. GRISIS, ~ HoEtcr 49, II NJ "a D'
Q. DELPAS,M. D., AEisToS n Fst,'s, ~. IN e.
T. v. VAN RuRRX, ~ D. BEpFoRn IoprS-SsS - rs
Se'o York, August, 1919. -
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Selling off at Cost.

beIILuE on at -OOsL.
HE stock OF Isaac Prayer, comprising complete
i assortment OF
Dry and Fancy G. Gods,
and amounting S25OO0. To begin from this date
goos above stock will be sold At the ORR
gnSl COST PRICE thus giving the byeT the advantage Of
buy Wholesale prices, all their Goods. Call
sso the bSnest viz be wound In the shortest posi-
French Rita, ...........Worth Is cents atsT5<
Bes. CGlIeOes .............. t2H 10
.:. i2H 10y
Rlsck aHK ward vide 49, worth be 90 at 8TS
Fl1I Is 800. l, 80 at 90
Hose, lsdes white, black and
AID al other Goods in proportion. Don't forget
THE EASTERN BARGAIN STORE,
No 1I5 Main ~, bet Monroe Union
ifT-IhsaseXptred LeRHe Store Room and all the
PquRble terms. mh2I
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RECOMMENDATIONS BY PnYNCIANs.

R4LPH S7oSE, II. D.
JONAS a. ATOTT, n. D.
CYRrs KIHCsLET, n. D.
VIZ. d. AusTIY, II. D.
oKvILLE CFsoS, II. D.
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Cn.Partnershin-

a Good Custom.
FTER tst january Next in aceordance with the rule
n adopted generally By the merchants throughout the CT
IT, ali persons Indebted the Subscribers, without dsnc
ton will called upon settle six nOntl viz: on h
dc95 McCLALLESs KNOX eco.
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HATS AND CAPS.

HATS AND GAPS.
WE have this day receive fthe 1nestand most beau
w Of Hats and Caps ever brought to
city; the fashionable that could sc made In the cas-
teri markets.
1t comprises in part the following kinds;
MOL Six Aoleskin Hats light and elastic, made BY
the hes: hatters East, strict accordance with
ders fine white and black beaver otter, seal Sc &C.
Know Nothing AMI Wide iIus, white and black Soft Fur and
Wool Hats Of every color quality and price.
a p ALSO
Caps of every description and Of the most recent STYLES
Nevada, Know Nothing, Pyrcnese PrrRilh Ca
madam, Russian, English, Washington and Consolidation
Caps other kinds IN abundance, which viii be sold
Of these kinds offered before to
this Community.
Cdrens Hats and Gaps Of all kinds Just received from
the most fashionable houses in New York.
Carpet Bags, Furs end Gloves always on hand.
All persons are respectfully invited call In and
magnificent Stock Of Goods, before purchasing
eseEIerc feel confident that please the most
fIstidious.'
Nothing will be wanting part to suit and accomn0
date numerous patrons - - -.
TO COUNTRY MERCHANTS.
IT you wish anything in the Of Hats and Gaps inst give
CALI viii guarantee that will sell goods
they got any where this side OF Philadelphia
nv7 = 3. D. HARPER SOY.
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OuEENSwARE.

TTFB rsspse:faly invite citizens and country
W. chants who replenishDe their stock Of China,
Glass oueensUGTs aud Fancy Goods, examine stock
before rtng purchasing elsewhere. 1t embraces
nStae er.9-s new aud desirable patterns of this
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