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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-05-12

We are not apprzed whether any attempt will
be made to-day at Campbell Court house to bring
+. out an independent candidate for the Sherifalty
--zbat being firmly persuaded thai IL made it will
only benefit the Democratic party-and render
more possible their anxions aud long cherished
desire to get possession of the county. we cannot
too strongly urge upon the friends OF Fillmore
and Donelson the Importance of discountenan-
cling the movement. With the perfect concen-
tration that has taken place on the Democratic
candidste. and the general acauiescence in the A.
mericsn.rnmuation, il is idle aud foolish to sup
pose thar any. third man could be elected and we
could hardly be broughtto believe that any new
man would, 1t this time, take the Geld. with any
other purpose than that Of aiding the election o.
the Democratic candidate.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-05-12

The n. Y. express referring to the late letter
of Commodore Stockton says:
As Com. Stockton was at Philadelphia when
the nomination was made; as he approved on Mr..
fIllmore's nomination there, both before and af-
ter 1t was made AS he was consulted ali about
1t, and consented to have his name used in the
Convention on the first ballot. as he was formally
nominated by A. b. Ely, of Boston, and voted for
ny MN and others, we presume, OF course, that
he means IN good faith, to support the Phiadel-
phiu nomination.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-05-12

MACHINE FOR PEGGING Doors AND SHOES
\ new machine for this purpose has been brought
forward. The boot is placed on one part of the
machine and "a stick of wood on the other. Mo-
ton being given, one portion of the mechanism
operates to prick the holes with an awl--anoth-
or to make the pegs-another to feed the pegs
to the mouth of tho holes-and another to drive
'oe pegs home These various operations are
performed with great rapidity, about two min.
utes only being required to double peg each boot.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-05-12

blessing lie had rather III in the shade aud
ysy .harrah. laasa' ,..aa e.i iahases' Dias..,
Mr. q. finally descended from The stand, amid
great applau-e. after having celied 10 the stand
Major Zeph Turner, Of fauquier. who proceeded
10 occupy nearly all the remainder of the evening
in an elaborate address. in which he frueed the
personal and political history of Willard FILLMORE
and conba,ted the assertion that the American
party Is one idea party. This he did in leg'-
cal manner by setting f,rih the value of the her
itage received from our fathers, and showing that
tbe lave Of country, common To all nations. would
naturally lead Us TO protect and defend it from
the ruthless hands Of foreigners. who might for
ever deface nnd destroy il. Al the conclusion h
hi. address. Mr.. MoGruder, ot Albemnrle. made
n few reinsrlss. which were very well receyed.hnt
which had not the pleasure OF henrng; aud
then again Mr.. Gimer was constrained to make
what he called "stcond appearance. gcntlemen
nr rs the French would snv, "A second debut. ~
The me ting dispersed At q late hour.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-05-12

MARRIAGE OF AN ACrRESs. On Tuesday last
Miss Louisa Howard, the actress. was married in
ST. Thomas church. New York, 10 Capt. Charles
Rowley Plat, II. NJ 10th regiment. son of the
RI. Hon. Baron Plat, of England. The happy
pair after refreshments at the Smithsonian House,
embarked ON the steamer Africa for Europe
Tho fair bride had just concluded an engage
meni nj Wnllark's Ihentre Y. Y.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-05-12
COMMERCIAL.

s,.,b.nru gobaers nnt tfarat = sA't.
f.attat.ffp ryEilY SATURDAY TUESDAY BY JSo CLARK
Receipts increased considerably the past
loose and order Prices lower for com
80, AID ,oeun, Common good ngs to Sc Good to CO.
a,e 10 81 coanmen good leaf 70 80 good leaf to &C.
e leafs 10 $40 extra Is sJi We would advise planters
their large hoghsheads especially nieof
es and shipping dry order. weighing from oo 10
1-manufletnrng priced Weighing ifoih 'oO 20 i.oo
WHEAT little doing In this article sales oil req az
81 TO- white 10 10 81 20 -. A.
FIaut-Dul superhne D to - extra otto 3d. ahiE ~
Coin 30 to % cents.
nfAI,-65to 10 cts.
' JNO CLARK,
Commission Merchant
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-05-12

Ell For sale at public auction the highest bidder without
reserve, on Saturday, the gath Inst. THREE LOTS
with new Two story framed House each in vicinity
of John Oycr's and situated 9th alley aid 9th street
Also lot which there is a Carpenters shop AMI Salc
fronting On l0h street and Immediately adjoining the
mentioned lots. This property swellworih the
purchasers.
TerlnsTen per cent of the purchase money in cash. the
residue in o. and II months, with interest thereon
day OF sac the purchaser give his notes. well
therefor and title retained until all the purchase money
paid. EDWARD b. NCCIEIS.
may 5-d3awtds
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-05-12
ysVRUsr SALE OF CAMPBELL. LASD,

Il BY virtue OF deed OF executed by John W Str
ton the 9th of January 1913 and record the
Office OF Campbell county the undersigned the Trustee there
in named will sell on the premises Wednesday, the 18th
day of May public auction the of land which
the said Stratnn resides, called Flat Creek lying the
Lynchburg Pittsvlyana Turnpike about miles from
the The between 700 acres d,
land most OF IT cleared yet with sutfcicuey wood
has upon il comfortable dwelling and other bui
ng The title is unquestionablobut the undersigned
convey such only is vested in him by tn trust decd
aforesaid
TERMsAs to the expenses of sale will he required
For the amount Of the debt recorded deed (bal5n
about $4,000 credit ot four months will given The u
chaser to give negotiable note, satisfactorily endorsed viii
liberty 10 sell the land in default payment remau
der of the purchase money credit Of twelve month " b.,
eiven-titc retained till the whole is paid
apl 30 &c2tawtds JNO NJ SPEED Trustee
~ puuhcnn conv
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-05-12

IyNCHBtIRti WHOLESALE PRICES CURRENT,
CORRECTED EVERY TUESDAY AID SATURDAY Bf
A. b. RUCkER.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL GROCER AND
Com i.sion Merchant,
OPPOSITE BANK SQUARE, LYNCHBTRG. VA
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-05-12
EyncLbur. Lumber MARKET, Way 10.
SPECIAL NOTICES.

For KhcUmn of of this complaint
have been cured by Dr. Wrgs "Scofuous Antido'e" We
have at least hundred testimonials of the most positive
kind where the patients had been laid for
months whose limbs had become distorted the
fahtfu manner whose has been speed
lily effected DO suffer 1t day while the remedy is
hand This preparation worth all the that
audcd to the public only the pain, but
the time the pain Tho whole circulating flu
ids the system ceansed by this invaluable vegetable
paraton and restored to perfect health equally eiacou
with rheumatism with serofua lung complaints No
greasy dagreeable external application
Full directions will be the wrapper See advertise
fmay 10 pm
4 e'erfanei IL reath.-What lady gentleman would
labor under the of isagreeable brea when using
DOWDENS DENTAL FLUID It will not only ron Ter 1t
but make the teeth white anbaser. prevent tooth
ache and them decay Recommended by den
lists and physicians everywhere.
Beautiful Complexion may be aained by its 1t
pimpes freckles renders the and bcau
full npartuga rich hue 1t is the greatest cosmetic
known, being free from all Injurious Price 80
For sale by STROrUER & WHITEHEAD.
aud Druggists everywhere
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-05-12
p,crfn,med IL rcmtn.-What lady or gentlemaI
s.rca, Cure.,-Cj,izeu., Read. Hhrumuti.

Mr. Jesrph.D Bare, Myrtle street. says The Electric Oil
Cured him Immediately
PILfs-Chares Sexton, ESD Elk Mayor of Camden, says
six applications cured him Also Cured his Rheun asm
NtuRALGTA-Mr, David Mann, 499 Vine ST., says he
sufferer, but The Oil Cured him So t. H. Grant
Esq, 5l1 North Eighth
CRour-Ih Oil is nfabo for Group. Ask lady at Grard
House
FEYEn AND AduE--Fhe Electric Oil will this in
night Ask VIM Watson Of Rose and Shipper lanes
nd others.
AsrHMA--fhis OH made n OF me-" says James
\. X Thomas, George street. above Ninth.
RHEUMArisM-A wonderful curc--li months in bed-Mss
Mckinley had docorsused the Oil and cured l0l7
North Sixth
PHrHsTC AND AsrHNA-Mrs Mary Sutton, Twentieth and
Poplar cured The Oil has singular and Pleasing effect
snch cases, and throat and breast disorders,
BUKNS-lundreds and thousands have been cured
PAINS is BACK AND BRfAsr-1hos. Il. Potter Esq.
Broker No Lodge street and 1000 others M Electric
Or IS genuine unless signed CHAS. DtGRATH and DE
GRATII CO, alsI that "Chas, DeGrlt" blown in
the bottles.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-05-12

HB1ffCrs.-Fhi- Homo MnnufnCi
remedy for Dyspepsia diseased arising
from dordcred stomach is rapidly winning way TO
favor whercvcrt ia introduced W0 shown letter on
saturday last from gentlemen in Hanover who declares
that after six intense suffering with Dyspcr Ner
Vons Headache during which time he little or no
effect sgreat Vcrcty of medicines others he
has been perfectly annoyahces by The use Of
four bottles OF BAKERS PREMIUM BITIEi,S With such
unqnesonabe endorsements think that are in
hced and yet fail to try this remedy,
Capt BAKER snne of our most reliable citizens and feel
satisfied that under circumstances recommend his
ers where he did not think that good from so
doing For cholera morbus and such like complaints we know
these btters are excellent having had frequent occasion
them Rich Nor. Mail -
For sale by Mcssrs Srother Whitehead and Siabler a.
Jones lynchburgi andb by Druggists generally
apl
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-05-12

u by of dt ed OF trust, executed to undor
signed, bearing dale the day -, duly RECORDED a.
the clerks Office of the County Court OF Campbell sh II on
Monday the 9Th day June sJ6 chat being Court lst In
front Of Campbell Court House. proceed sell at inh,
auction the hi2h Lder for cash the persona
property in said deed conveyed much thereof NAV he
to satisfy the purposes Of the deed) consisting Of
Of land situated in the county Campbell adjoining tb
lands of Josiah Sbeppeson and Others containing acre
more less. Also, the following Slaves owit Bill man
Ilen, a woman and child Caroline
The title to the property aforesaid is heley ed IN
questionable but acting trustee will only such
title thereto as1s vested in by the deed of aforesaid
may l2-ct9une DAVID Il. BOOTH, trustee
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-05-12
SALES pv AUCTION
REAL EsrArE FOR So.
FuUREDAYS

Pursuant tn decree of the Circuit Court - tb.e
Iynchburg pronounced the 21h day November ~
the of fyree and others Tyrce's Exors &
Undersigned Commissioner will proceed the NJ
sell. by way public auction, to the highest bal.
following parcels II Real estate, o wit a lot, with ,
Tobacco Factory thereon situated main In III
Of Ls nrhbnrg. inst below the Factory Of Dexter Ctev
Brother fronting ait feet said street and running bach
also Lot ntaining half situated in the ef
oressid adjoining the premises at present occupied bv Oh
TOPPER Burton Esq and from ing the passing in
ofthc residence of General Rodes; and another
Sandy Hook, fronting about IS feet the Lynchburg ~
Concord Turn PIKE and extending back the twng
j. r. II X Canal.
These Lots all yausble and will be sol credit Of m
twelve and eighteen nns tor equal nsancnts Of the mn
chase money, and the purchasers executing bonds with
proved personal security and the title to each parcel re
nn the purchase money therefore iuy paid The
the Lots in the city will take place the same r,no
,rey; that of the Lot in Sandy Hook the Lot first abby, ~
sefibed hAMt FL TYREE
NAV gdl % NAV. Co.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-05-12

var. gerry Davis feel it to be my duty to bear ny
testimony TO the efficacy of Pain Killer h We used for
years Tor complaints of the stomach had very
severe attack few days of the ague pain in
my PACK Tor three days and nights that could no rest
sent and got % cont bottle of the Vegetable Pain Killer
look little mwardy and bathcd according to directions and
one Application has removed all the pain am able ia
Wri,e "ay tho with trembling hand The application was
made last night ahout9 O'clock and had a nipht rest
haY' for several years have travelled
good deal and has given universal satisfaction where
has been used according to directions
N,u
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-05-12

FORM w. TOWNIEX, Attorney mt LAW,
- LGNCHBlRG, Virginia.
He will attend all the Courts of the City of Lynchburg
and the counties of Campbell and Bedford.
He will give strict attention the collection of Claims
Office in SCHOOLGIRLS building, Market street.
tnaN [ Il .NrGIn
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-05-12

- FOR NEW YORK FROM LYNCH. astEIS
BURG, VIA PETERSBURG, BY SOUTH. SIDE1 -s7-sf~-r>s
RAlLRoAD.--CHEdPES AND PLEISdN7EST Route
Sli To New York. including Railroad fare aud meals and
state room ON board Steamer 81 to New York-second
class aud soeragc
Passengers leaving Lynchhurg TUESDAYS At ] o..
clock by South Side Railroad will evening
at CITY Point with the large and commodloiS Steamship
JAMESroWN, Capt. Parish, and proceed direct New
York, touching only at Norfolk.
The steamer ROANOKE will continue her trips hereto
fore leaving city Point every wednesday morning at oek
Sor through tickets apply
LEE x JOHNSON Main ST., Lynchburg
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-05-12

af
AuctonWil be sold at auction. the premises, Thus
day, the 10Th day jane 1856 fair If the day
at ~ O'clock NJ that portion the estate in RI anoke county
OWNED by lies the the right side of the Turnpike
road from Lyme hburg Salem continuing by
!, 57 tract No l. of 727 Of which 2l5
cleared and 52 in original ill., and mainly
finest tobacco land The other tract No of 430
which l54 cleared and 2l6 in original growth
above mentioned. On largest the impruy
valuable consisting of large brick dwelling soiies
above basement with brick wing for kitchen, &c. all re-
comfy thoroughly and painted with porchoS b,
sides large brick barn (neeng some repars an excellent
brick office store, lumber house, all covered with tin
cept Barn. the eng house having been with
lin the past year with lightning rods complete Aso
orchard. garden ground, aud well OF water &c.
The feared well as most of the Imbered land is very
fertile having Southern exposure being similar dual
y the ncgiborhood hich well known
regarded among the most valuable Virginia tic
canoss OF the climate and beauty of scenery being
passed This Estate being within quarter isle Bon
sack depot the Virginia Tennessee Railroad. less
than qua OF mile from my manufacturing Flour Mil
Mill Saw Mills; nine hours tayecl cities
Richmond and Peteisbu about hours
either which place produce quickly and cbca
y transported The neie hborhood aud sceety excel
lent, 1t lies within mile of Coiners White Black
sulphur Springs about II miles of Salem and about miles
Of the large and hourishng Female Institute
Springs
As the subscriber has laid Than he has cult.
yaie and having debts which discaygc
he has determaed IN sfl t6e proJprty adrotsed.
Persons disposed examine the foregoing property
any tim before the day of SALE and they particular
~ and respectfully invited do and parakc tire hus
'aty of my Air,d r. Jam. who resides the opIo
site side Of the Turnpike Road and who will take pleasure
show ing the Estate to all such
Possession will be given LIST December sooner
the privilege of seeding Wheat usual
Terms:One fifth cash, in lieu thereof satisfactorily
endorsed negotiable note at two three and -four months
aded) balance H. ia and "a months, for negota
FLEMING JAMES
Sale to be conducted by GoDDIN a APPERSON who
well my Alfred viii exhibit and survey
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-05-12

y Sonih Eighlh st, PIliadcpIua
For sale at DR. Seay's Lynchburg Purcell add 4 Co,
Richmond General Agents, aud all the prcnepa druggists
and Merchants In the state. ;
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-05-12

"a ceutedby Geo q. Curle and duly recorded in Campbell
county shall the 2oh day of the present month"; MAY
1856 proceed sell at auction valuable Brick Machine FL
CINE and Boiler, the basn opposite the ri the
Works and adjoining the Gas works Terms liberal
aud made known o the day of sale.
Cd Vc2tawtds JESSE. J. SAIMONS
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-05-12

lNOR RENT.-ny Brick uonsc Muin ST.,
II recently repaired and painted thoroughly, in good
the business part the CITY, now
ready for the occupancy family Apply
GEORGE WtIIrLOCKE,
Petersburg, Va
Mr.. j. s. Blair the Farmers Bank will give any nfor
nation desired Is the promises
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-05-12

lUSGEaA HOTEL, Old Point Comfort
u 4 This most delightful SUMMER RESORT, the most
inviting the southern Seaboard. Salt
and all the Injuries of the rdewatcr
Of Hampton Roads and the Chesapeake Bay with
important military post beside IT, has propric
torShp the undersigned and will be opeued 10th of
June which II will not be again closed.
Disease is nj most unknown at Old Point Comfort
For health indeed IL be said rival
secluded watering place Ct the interior; the
nplandcr feel risk in coming the recrea
the ics Of this attractive lowland retreat
department will be ed by the best had
while the upevion OF the proprietor will the
Visitors md the reputation the establishments
Old P1in Comfori, May 9Th. JOS. SEGAR.
II
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-05-12

Ss - A REWAR y Runway from the "a b.
sDsbV s,rihcr few days since, BRIGHT MuLAr:
To BOY, named ISAAV, twenty years old rather hmm.
dent abrupt speech aud about six feet high He
supposed to LNrc gone either Montgomery koekbrge
eounty The above reward viii be paid for him. delvered 10
me in Lynchburg, Va
may ld&eis T. G. GREENtrF
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-05-12

~, xI.I ,'nn snniaer SsrhicinU ..,ricr...
- VI u II kE stards yrc-eminent above ali Oh
lis singular .acacious action on the blnod IT, an H'nfs
% Qualities its tonic action the Liver. is tor
l ~ "'Ne All hnnors to the surface tereb, c,nen, a.
system according to Natures own prescrin,n ~ he 'he
al c SANE time extraordinary good effects and th o
u cures testified to by many of the most rrsrr,abI m
9g,s ol hchinond Va, aud elsewhere must Ia
'rh ,, .i f mat there is no humbng about H.
of its benefits " '"''''5 inc most skeptical
AMI ~
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-05-12

gQyALBUIXPI~ AND AMsBROTXPIaTs,
Il MATERIAiS--A large supply
Aeetc Acid fort, Sulphurc Ether
classical Sulphae Iron in Chryslals
Nitrate Silver Chrystas Cyanide of Potash Ilvposnl
phe Soda. &c. just received BY SrABLER & JONES
may
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-05-12

of sudden changes in the weather con and colds heco
more numerous Permanent ling diseases ara nfcn in5al
Wy nem lhe friend OF the "Scrofulaus Aulotep will tnd
fl'rly adapted to this season Although we have M
Ped successfully after all hope had been abandoned et T.
easier 10 remove before the becomes co6r
W. we would ther aord advise thuse who are suoct 10 -
o coughs or aStma'ic affections procure a snnnlv f
d., ana Keep II constantly by them They viii
n an uhihing TREND TO fly to in of necd-one ~, -
S ther most sansuine expectations DR. Wriybt
otInus Ahtdote docs fail give relief in thn a
eolnPiaiNt8 N few hours Sec Advertisement Wv Fe
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-05-12

NTERy FINE ROSE WATER. ENGLISH
Tooth Brushes, and Thcrmoinetors in Mahogany aud
Japauned trames.-ior sale by STABi4ER Il JONES
may IL d&ets
npAIn or a THOUSAND FLOWERS
Aromatic Vinegar. Extracts of Vanilla Lemon, 0r for
sale by SrABLER & JONES
nov "A &
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JNO. CLARK,
Commission Merchant.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-08-07
Df.sTES7RI.

c. DIR " G CHcueu having pnrnl,n"n'l,
SeSsx-S locat'd Davenport. respectfully
IIfT~S ttndsr has services to the cit
49, iztns in all operation apparlain
me to the pra-'tcs ~ Dental Surgery.
Teeth Inserted r. IN -ing. tooth 10 \ fui dorhi'
sstt in the IN st style If the art. and warranted
give satisfaction oricc-brady street, wes, side
between Fourth and Fifth.
Wear allowed "a refer to
Or ! J Blcekcr. turIunat; pr J rrain. r msrov
o.; F'7g raid. Cagliuviie, H.; Nj 7 Mcs;avran
Davenport (may.,it0
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-08-07
Chicago & Reck Island Railroad
Cas- l q; sSIsEs:.s:

Spring arrangement,
an and after Monday April 18th 1856. and mt
OuyihsY notice trains vii lie ave hca- Iallrc da.ly
SUNDAYS r.. ped, a. follows
LIST mail train At 600 4 u
I'd express, stopping only at the princira,
stations at 10 u A u
ID nighf express. sttppinr a. all stations 9lOPM
ah freight, with ri class carr NJ 63OA N
Trains arrive At Rock Island daily, Sundays ex-
crpted, follows
lSa nlRat eAp,s,-s h.W A
ID .aps.~s. stopping only a, print stations eco r
III mail train ~ fOl6P
Atn freight, win IA class cars at 645P. "
An trains over this road 10 direct -onnexion
Chicago With trains 18th the Michigan Southern
and Michigan Central r. X. 10 ana fron Detroit, T.,
lido Cleveland. Columbus CINCINNATI, rlttsbnrch,
Dnnkisk Buffalo Niagara Fails Aihany. New York
Philadelphia, Baltimore aud WASHINGTON. Also a.
I.aSaile With trans of the Illinois Central Road
North tn Gaena apd South TO St. LOUIS and Cairo, Ia
WHICH places ticknfs can b. procured 81
g. 8. STEPHENS Ticket Agent.
B. =. Depot, Rock Island.
Passengers are reminded Of the nec"ssity'of giving
distinct directions destination Of their bag
rage sro 10 procure tickets hfore taking their seats
in The cars a. fhe conductors cect fares only 10 sta
ton, on the line ~ thc Chicago Rock Island railroad
JOHN u TRACY, Superintendent.
" II wFIrMAN. ASST Sup't.
Rock Island. April z, 1856. tdtf
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-08-07
IXlON CAR AND BR!DGE WORK

ToUN0ET
KNOXVILLE,
CHICAGO, I'LL.
~Aro, P'is. E-arkC-s, r-as.As. Co;u-.Is etc, q
~ ~ laarst katters ma -e 10 order.
lNSDsRAa.oa - ~ p-rese, sir, may Re rh'air"f -
- o0eo o. eYpSp. RookEB sns BoiMsIos Iayea.
Dsst's hseA No 3, Davenport, Iowa.
eroNE, BCUHLRl G0troS,
0AseA'Siu frop,ietDrs.