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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-10-28
SCEIIEEEELI.V. BIRDS. n 90,
IMPORTERS AND DEALERS IN
Uhusss, PAuNTS, OILS, PEREtMERY,

ITO WILLIAM STREET, cor H.kn,an, New York
INVITE III. attention Of the tratir 10 their isrg.'
j and varied stock of Drugs, Paints, OH fe iuury
Nc In addition 10 th'r regular ni@t tatsals OF
Staple Drugs. they arr also RECEIVING direct from the
sources III prutlnc'i"n sud Manufacture supplies of
Tooih, Hair AMI Nail brushes, Hiram O.. Oaks Nor
tars, Slsnnges, french AMI Enflih Prftunery In
bins Extracts. and many other srt.l,s u+uaIl, m
h,Ac',i IN Druggists stocks, which thy an ALL ~
sil'i IT, offer on the most advantageous terms
ORDERS either ia person by mah, viii r,C,ivr
pioinii al ~ntiun augtdlr
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DR. ]. MCCARTNEY

nFPER6 his professional services 10 the citizens
~ Of Davenport and vicinity.
Once N Wiley 4 4ungerss new building corner Of
urth : Brady streets.
Refer TO 0e0rse L. Davenport, James W Garfield
septl1
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Rem
New Insurance Heuse.

pyou wan, sure pro,ee,lou AGAIN.,
Ibid SIRE assSs Burglars,
Hl1Y One OF
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6A995.
SPRING .9s'rHMgsSoeesst,
I'm and a6er Monday April I4ih 1856, and unit
Ofut Their notice. trains viii ave Rock I>ant dairy
Sundays excepted, a. itanvs
LIST mail train al 500 n
ID express, stopping un, a. thu principal
stations Al lulS A IN
ii eight express, str.sinr At all siations 910PM
Ath freight, with 81 LASS ca.- al 63OAA
Trsias arrive at Rock Island daily. Sunday *
G pied, as follows
LIST right cxpIt.s~e ,.W A ~
y express stopping only At pm issstso,ls s.0Pn
~ mail train - iOi6P.A \.
9Th freight, with ~ Class cars at 5.A5P.A
All trA.i,s oyer this read uiTcc c.,cxiois al
Chica - with trans both tn Michigan southern
ma MICHIGAN Central \ r. g. and frou Detroit To-
lede Cneveland, COLUMBUS, Cincinnati, Pittsburgh,
Dunkirk, Buaaao Niagara Fails, Albany, E.~ York,
philadelphia Eaiiii.r,rt- and Washington Also al
Ia0alle With irau,s VI the ILL ,oss Central R~l-
North 70 0a.ha AMI south u ~, LOUIS and Cairo to
VnAch uaacrS ttrkrts can b. pr,1ar,dof
= =, STEPHENS, Ticket Agent,
r. T. Depot, Rock Island.
Pnssmeers Az reminded u the necssstyof giving
distinct drect,rs the d-st nation Of thr bag
gage also 10 procure tickets b fore taks their seats
in the cars - the Conductors collect fares nly sta
tiuns ca the line 81 the Chicago Rock Island railroad
JOHN Y. TRACY. Superintendent.
4. ". WQs9nAn, Asst Sup't.
Rock Island. Aprl7 1854. ldffl
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BANKING.
TAI.i.MAN, POWERS / MCLEAN
R.3.S'KERx,
Aud Dealers IN Exchange.

ID n " . n II O rt, low -
'.fee Brddy street bsstosen Second aud Tnn
streets
ksAeHAN6f on all The pfinep pal ,it,e- OF ih~ I'M
- ted Stat :. Snst Btnain. f.ia,id aud con, /
mental Europe bought and sold
Not AMI iIaus saleeisi, and proceeds rfm,tt,'
T. any Part ~ thu United States III lowest rates
kxrhangs
Collection. ~ hutrt daft, accounts, legaeiss sn
Inheritance msie IN all part ~ the fn,ted state
Canada AMI Europe
Stocks and Bonds ioughi and sold on COMM .i"r
auf dlrii.nds collected
and Warrants h.uptI p.i.l and t.,a.s.t
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COLLlNGWOOD ROUTE.
Through
LANES MICHIGAN AND HURON
1yD C9LLI.sG OSNSlSsI.
" AMI ruINCE ~ rnn
ontario, Simcse i nurOn Railway
TORO.V.vO:
Connecting with
Ofn0 m nvsc On TOkn n,SHs. ,,s ~


To ALL POIN7S EAST
'DNHE "chicago snd Co,linsw ood Route" drst rs.
j isbi>hed last season, ha> receiv,d veil metit,i
distinction rum the eitre frSs and ths a,eiing
Public, and has beea uniyel ally charairtixei the
most romantic, pleasant aud p1pniat Route ever eS-
tabished In the Union Thc entir, nts fot
1896 have b-rn made with the view rblcurig Tits
'rA Lake Route the n,ost oomiottahl, pl, aasut
aud systematic Ia business srfang M.u,.
u Is the route for the B,r mess Man. The Tourist
And the Pleasure ss~ker. II sbonnds wl,b the Wild
est and srand"st scenry--tr beautiful shores OF
Lake michigan and the lslris ykiitg tn, no thrrt
ouiict the classic island OF Aseklna, til. lfadi-
tionarv Aanitouiiu Islands Qbe home at the Indian
Spirit OF tle LaArs); aud the mytoranlie-ii1 isles
on the northern continent,
The hais arc iuxur.uasly Furnished G,r n,gh, tray
II, and by sailing arranstn thr DAYLIGHT Is psss.
Ell at the 81 rats and among tbr Islands H. Al ,lu-t
and railroad liscomfortS avonl,si Ia tnt h,tt.st
days VI summer, Traveller, enjoy geulir Lake
breeze.
At Mackinaw. Bosts mskc oarn"etion 10 sauli Ste
Mare and Lake Superior
TIN arrivign at Toronto passing - can few
hours vsi, thu Great Suspsnsion B ,gr an thu Fails
OF NiaIaIa, or trip Il through ih" Thousand islands
and thu Rapids u the ST Lawrence. Ec,t, from To-
rontncross LAX Ontario To thu night 10
! BUFFALO, ROCHESTER, OSM ECO CAPE WIN
CENT, OGDENsBURGH, KINGSTON
and MONTREAL.
Thence connect with Railroads 10
ALBANI, NEU YORK BOSTON PHlLAD EL
PHIA.
Aud all other Eastern Cittrs
The following magnificent Passenger Bnsts rnmpr,s,
the Line
KkYStONk SrATf, Capt. Richards
BUCKEYE STATE. Capt L. a.hamhetlin
NIAGARA, Capt \ Miller
QUkkN CITY, Capt Vim " ats
The LOsstsissssO.
Capt DAVENPORT, VIII TIM b.twrtu ,,ai,nrwt i
anu Gr'-n Bay, l,stiip with tlt ftEntat lhs I
AackinA.,
The Boats will leave ChicaRo, on TUESDAY. Thnt
day aud Saturday evening". ut 4 o'.h,k tuuthne J,
WAukrgan, krn,,sha. Raciia, Milwaukee. Slsbpyeat
! Msnitcw,r. Two Rivers aud Macktna
~ INkEIS through, IA an, paint N
rnt,e can b. ohain,ri On buati The BEAT ~ ~ H.
Cnnpan, . Ofhre, I2S South W after street ,htcsr,
fut further Ini-rnatlnn appl, On kapi IL
GODFREY BRYANT
Pssscngrr AnHt, ttsss
MAS N RkRD, Proprietor ,en
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Druggists i Country Merchants,
j. III. REED T. Co..
WHOLESALE DRUGGISTS.
IA 4 LAG LAKE STREET.
CHICAGO go. ILLEVTES.
D. Gu RlsTGAN RAllB
ARCHITECT.

CIVIL AND MINING ENGINEER.
Ot6ce-.Fourth street, second door west vi
Market House, Davenport, Iowa
NTnL attend TO all business In architecture aud
w drawing. He has large collection OF d5x wings
OF the most noble and fashionable styles, for Anshrd
public building or private residences, which he be-
lieves calculated to satisfy the aud tastes
Of the ladies and gentlemen Of the Twin Ciies" Who
wish to enjoy practicanea. and comfortable home
4s v References:
6ildemester Christensen architect, Of the Crystal
Place, New York.
8 Smith, archictect, Baltimore.
John Wood, Esq, Philadelphia.
Henry yarnum, Esq, Chicago.
Marcus hsilner, coal operator, 1ln-rsvi!ie, Pa
Charles Heekscher, Presid-n, Mining Imp. Co.,
Woots'fe. -. msrchl%t.t
eattGE LEA NOTICE
~ fully informs the ctisens OF N NEWPORT and vicn
1unesou; and trusts tt By industry and integrity
patronage. 00cs In Atkinson's Block. dec9Sdtd
DENTISTRY.
nR. r. d. MYERS has removed his niicr to Sec
- ond street, between Brady and Perry, Dasen.
port lows, lev doors east Of smiths store.
II, hops that his last three y.a,s constant prxc.
tice IN thiscity has given such satisfaction, Is VII
induce thn. wishins the services u Dentist t.
) ek hs new location A. u his work, any smnu'
II references given II desired -ept2-it-
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~ ono Stark Mills A, ant Gr.ye,sni
OsOOO Seamless Bags IN store and for sale
wholesale and retail by
wADSWORTU
oct3 Second ST, opp lie Clare House
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Gun roW1Of! Gun Powder!
TUus unasrsispsa being agents or faaIu, snfti
! u 8 DoIeo G. Powder, I'D having Magazine
neer the city; vil have constantly hand, aud si
q 1eVpst - q eades or Powder.
EVANS, CHEW 4 CO.,
- Qos, Ferry and Second strcsts.8
ssta~soa 1ssSo(gJ
y/MvlT bfu10N eli xisss, juj ressssvas ind
v f,s sole q New York plices q JOuY'A
Ocsl0 dtfl erady. eetween "a and 6In
'a'4'' ~ :
A Il persons issss1ea sctks subsesissr. osto Csnp
~ q P0uDhAp Oqueuled 70 ean nd setsie M.
- ~ M '''s; q. \. cs,rp
: ~ - 2 CT 0o1O0o.
UQGoHH e.ssener ssistins sstvesA ~
: . : 80 a:.sAssaa
Ssv9sQA - ~, ~ 1asssNa -
&uuooalone1 QpAs . ~ s:ss.iss q The
! = }. ''ifi6 ! IS
d ! * szss1 ss&@ rswa4
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wM TRuSpAi.s

eH Sold NJ ia Market Il, ext, It, Louis, Mo, Ssa
Broa'lway, New York, ai-d ~ sl Druggists ever N
where. All kinds Of family patent medicines Tor sal,
on the best possible terms, nj Prof Woods establish
urnt, ia Market street.. ~. Losais
Ss'd here hv all the Druggists. aud by all papui-
Druggists everywhere. | Jyini-tw.wl
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Grand Attraction,
.MgLLI.S.ERl' G(lOSIS

M nni"r-isn'h invite. attention on NJ n r. :.
day, the III inst TO the most choice ami select
RI .,Y
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-10-28

NICHOLS, lSBELI r. CO., Dave mort. tow
LEE, N1CkOL1.N 4 co., OAcsvah,
N1CKOLl.S r CO.. Brownsville Ntsmsssss
Exchange Brokers and Real
Estate Agents.
Land Wasraxss Bought. Sold and Located In IN
~ DsMoiue District lava. VI. Dodge District Iowa
Council BuHs " Sioux City "
Dscofah BIownssille =. MINI
large amount OF City Property. Improved Fsim
and Vacant Land throughout the State Tor sale .i
favorable Terms. We invite attention TO our cats
lague Of Real Estate Maps, Patts, Abstracts, Ae
offices On Maim g., Sssth Of Secsnd
IApaitn DAVENPORT IOWA
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SARAH y brown
th,cdgo MagI, 1854

thicdg0 May 1854
hay nj Pfuf"Ha Mu.i's Hair Restorative .,
d'eti'd afsahiag. prevents III. hair fr,m falling
ont. gives It Elohs and s.,itness very dtitabe n,
The few Ear hairs had, haze .ntireiy @ spv-a,ei
Oh'rs Of my tamil, have used II aud canrur wu,u,
IN proaounrtng II all II pr,fex~4 l., h..
HENRY A. CLARK Mthmaa Avenue a,
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T K A N 5 Pol TATION.
WIN. ". MCLEAN 4 co.
Transportation .4ycMsS:

Commission and Produce Merchants.
M. lie Mouth Water 81.
w,trh. U.s. formerly oeerptdbv II wh.-h.r n 10.
CHICAGO, ILL.
We give our personal attention to tn. buyns and
selling OF Produce and Merchandise of every t-scrp
ton.
Wv. MCLEAN / co. will receive and iorwsr
Adsoi Goods TO ali parts Of the country
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~ IVHfs, hfIT 70 TSbJ.
W u. WWD-Sir have HA.ri nearly three
botihs Of your u ar Restorative, aui ha,. t,und n,
cii.d very satsfictoIN II has cnti"ly DESTROYED all
daniruii fran nY head aifi restored my hair 10 H.
orniual colo, wht,h bad la one quite sra,
WM THuSpAIH
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Collector.

VouN A. GuI will attend To the eil',t un .f htrr
- take subscriptions for Newspaper, aud 10 Gen.
erAl Agency business. Once No. 10 Orr's bnihitpe.
Refer to Burrows L. Prcttymau, Cook h DiIl,n
Io1SlI
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cmAarxssp ls4I

rlNHIs Company continues TO issue Policies
i Warsssr. Inland Navigation,
transportation and Fire Hjsks.
At Reasonable Rates
An niiconu ional retnrt premium Of 10 per cent
will ssil back To tu-r- at the close 81 the
year.
Fam property ss, detached buildings. favoraby
situated ma, be insatrd against h>i az damage by
Are fie any Hsti bG 'iir tran to live al
low rat., ~ premium and ;hu~ av"id ssS'ssmen''
as ~ Mutnti Companies.
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CAPITAL $lOO,,OO.
DIRECTORS.
Isaac Uni-thill, rho. PREY. WIN. A. HERON,
A. g. Tying, w. u. Phelps, PR Br"thersOs
p. holland Vim. Penn, l.. Holland,
VIM Mason, BIZ T Bourland, J. Reynolds.
Charles Holland.
OErtC RS.
Isaac uxpkRHIIL Pres. b. L. T. BoURLASp. Vice Pres.
CHAkLrs H0iLAsp, Secretary.
JOHN ADAMS. Agent for Rock island Davenport, ,
Moline and vRiaity. ONE ~ Hish Goodae / Eee's
Banking House Rock Island
msNl.dAwtf
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MAILS OF ALL SIZES
.4led Best BrMMSls.
ALSO,
Glass Of all Sizes Best Quality Of
Doable anA Single CroWn.
EXTRA FAMILY FLOUR.

Prom IN NAQuOKErA UNION Mills Witch We
will ~@ii Al the cheapest rates
PS. G,-sss Delivered L. III, customer. tre.A Of
charge.
RYAN McCARN
aug 21-tf--ltias~tte cnpy
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READY-MNDE CLOTHING

IS very extensive, and selected With grsa, care W.
invite the attention u country dealers to our stock
f-iins assured they can not d. better cisrwhere-
PrdiAss Viii do we'll TO examine xavis before
making purchases At any other house.
Call and re Us j. USGMAN a BRO
spt. - dkw
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Enn REAMs WRAPPING PAPER assorted
eyOO sizes. Tor sale by
A. PORDEk l. BKo
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" LOHfN, lWdTfN IN Isbt
Prof West Ny hair commenced failing "n sone
three o. fur wars sinrs and continued 10 10
III t-ramt anitc bahi. ! tried all ihe ~ puar M,
e,nes ~ thu day but 10 no sntei. At Ia L. WAS ~
dhedtot try yonr celebrated Hair Restorative aud an
happy :" ssy, II II doing wonders have ,o~
fns sIn~'hof Young hair, and che,rfuly recommend
Is use - All similarly aiieyiel.
A.G WILLIAMS I33 second sikset
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PUBLlC WORK.
paOpOaALS wui BE- received BY III. under-iC.ed
= sllu 2o'cloek P. H., On the i7th day Of 0stpts:
instant, for hiling up thsi portion oil Fgu1tstrfet
ana " eyee fom d Sly to Main street, win earth
ana stone. Specincaiioas Of the wort cen b. seen
~ NE CITY Council Chamber. +
". LAMBAGH,
oes7-di0i City Engness.t,
Al00 0.106! RIOS!
MANQpAG1Un1p - ste chsess, bsu Asnnfsess
AvSy. sAnasagh street. ssraes a 0iars chiesso
vtCU3 meg WHEAT. cOnN AEt HiM FAR
IN 060AnVn0 AND go 4kEss
80. oAAlx AAC8S
M0eNS MA he sAvsstsI a1su~. an; 81 ~
eWese n6sS1 Uisps f1s dss,sss ,af ttss.ite az
esw, ssesaei, And NJ. ~ b srypasssd y ~. --''s
VI. Nv. AsHA&n
.yst III Geastas q Street, etssast
S2SSEa~----~>- $50 - - -
A""ss''A \ h ssas
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1856-08-27

Mr. J. c. Rogers, ayoung man engaged
on this paper as compOsltor. came 20
the office yesterday morning and told the
hands that he was unfit for Being
asked what allied him. he said that he
dreamed during the night that he saw his
mother in her coffin. and the dream VAS
so vivid. and had affected him so deeply,
that he could not work. lie remained
about the Office AL day much depressed
in spirits. until four o'clock in the after
noon. when he received a Geographic dis.
patch. announcing 10 him that his mother
was dead. The lady had enjoyed perfect
health. TO within few hours Of her death,
and no communication whatever bad been
received waming'him Of her illness. We
have examined into these facts carefully
and can vouch for them. The eommuni'
cation of the circumstances Of the terrible
dream was made seven or eight hours be
fore the ,elegraphic dispatch was sent
Publicity would not be given 10 this SIN
gular occurrence II there existed shad
ov Of doubt as to the entire truth of 'h'
main facts. The death took place on tbs
morning Of yesterday a, Niagara. c W.
229 miles from Detroit -Defroii Courier
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TO FARMERS IN PARTICULAR,
And House keepers in General

TIVE undersigned has taten the House FOR
l. merlv occupied by Riddle 4 Co. corner
of 5ih anu Main streets. Terre- Haute. where
be has on hand. aud intends constantly Keep
ing for sale general Agricultural and Stove
Store. comprising tho following articles.
Tbrashing Machines. with or without Sepa-
rators. from ] TO horse power: Corn and
Cobb Crushers, n cheap and superior article
Corn Shelters. for hand or power, Reapers
and Mowers Horse Rakes: Syihcs and era
dies; variety Of Straw Cutters: Sausage
Cutters and Suffers; Corn knives. Cisiein
Pumps: Grind stones ard hanUings. Urban's
Fire Proof S~fes Platform. and Counter Scales /:
Store Trucks: Thermometer and other Chnrns
Kitchen Safes: Mill Betting. from 10 ] ; in
ches wide. 10. Packing; Garrett & Coz Gin
cinnaii Flows, fully equal to Millrr's. (var-
rantej 10 bc sol; Grover 4 Madison's. and 9th e.
or Plov Cultivators, various patterns Ca
Yokes: =. 3 and pfoneed Steel Forks. Hocs
and RakeS, Spades. Shoveis. Grain Scoops
Axes; Post Spades, Gravel Screens. Cider
Mills. and almost all other articles useful Tor
Farmers and Gardeners
Sole agent at Terre uaute. for T 4 T Ham
mond's Usage Orange Seed and Plants. and
agent for lands 4 Co.'S New York aud the
celebrated Shaker Garden Seeds.
His stock of STOVES il large and well Sc
lected. Of almost all patterns. for Cooking 81
Heating. for Coal or Wood: Tin. Copper and
Japanned Ware on hand OF made at short TO.
tice.
Particular attention paid 10 out door work
such as guttering. Conductors. DC.
By Just dealing and close attention 10 busi
ness he hopes 10 merit fair share 81 patron
age from the public No charge for showinl
goods. JOSEfh COoftR
/ IaA CROWN. Agent
Dec 4. 1885 d3m WY
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1856-08-27

W are told that Willard. tie Oh Lane
whisky candidate Tor Governor made use
Il the following language. "a his speech
~ a Z Old Tine Barbecue al Mafiinsvlllc
saturday beiose last
..Tae barnisg = Larrsscf ~ haHsos.
srus rsg.f - a. sistf o kiegrrs. o''s' fsof =
~.uld Iax brsa 0rssifg ~ ooaRi,y =
lke ire .>ssfe assa Dcre as2 tern tsrnea
wil Z. ea5 tier oskss rtologi rRier. :
Thar = What We would call ccmirg up
square 10 the SoulhsraeS' demand. We
have no doubs bat that Willard hiss becn
pail .berally for giving uiivrancc 10 The
above and al. similar sentiments. lie :
IN a fair way to be understood. - bssss..-
lsgtea hyu'(,can.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1856-08-27

Dovoa see that lady in siie box
who Is dressed "a a plAinrr style than any
one else In the hoassG Her faee wears =
sweet expression. and seems - familiar
that Immediately n glaneins al II "
involunlarily ak ourselves where could
we have sven i beforel What a noble
FOREHEAD she has-how much expfes>ion
here = Ia that finely curved lip II = the
Do~ae,r Countess Of Essex--hcr lord
the late Earl. having year OF Two since.
paid the debt Of nature. The Countess ol
Essex's history Is in itself a romance oil
real life. An old friend OF mine tells M
that he remembers seeing her duty
Nhoele less. and sioekingless girl .afsing d
shild. a. the door Of one OF the oesenfes
lanes in Bristol She was. IN fact. drab
bish mail OF all work. But even the'
she was distinguished BY her sw'e, voice
and one day, as she was singing 20 tn
child she al'endt ] IN the dingy alley.
gentleman who casually passed by Wa
shuek by the rich melody OF her tones
and took II into his head TO remove he
from her obscure situation. educate he
and have her taught the rud'men's 9th
vocal art.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1856-08-27

A RE again prepared 20 show their friends.
"a and all Who may call upon them, he
most complete aud beautiful assortment of
CLOTHING ia the city Of 4 ere naIie. IL -
well known that We are net IN the habit OF
Dragging over our stockton w alwav lci The
Goods speak Tor theuselses--hrt this SEASON.
We must be- permitted {. cay that We are better
prepared 10 inset the wants 81 our fricnd-
than ever before. and MI Who call upon a..
viii find that Ne can suit Item. both IA quail.
~ and prices.
OUR STOCK OF CLOTHING Is the largest
IA this city--cmhraeing everything m the f'o-
thing line--and We are determined. got cply
70 sell a. cheap as ofhcrs--buf cheaper than
any other house CAN sell We know all
those Who bought their CLOTHING Of "a lat
year, will call upon Is again. but 20 all 9th
crs, We LAY. bg as
When yoa come 20 tevn walk right lafo the
Cheap Store At . alter Melon Corner. and let
Us satisfy you that ours Is 1nE place 20 buy
your Clothing.
We have now two Stores II Ter.e naute.
one At the veil known Water Melon Corner.
the other one door west Of the southern Bank
and next door,o Hulman's Wholesale Grocery
We have also. in connection with our S'ofe.
an extensive MERCHANT TAILORING rs
TABLiSHMENT. presided over by Mr. HsnT-
SOCK. who j. ready al all times. 10 waIt upon
his friends with very fine and large assert
ment Of piece goods Of the latest STYLES Asr
/ Garment will be made 10 order az short notice
and in the best sivle.
IL REMEMBER. we rorrsnf every article
we sell.
IL COUNTRY MERCHANTS can hero
replenish their Stocks q. pflces as low. aud
upon terms IS Reasonable - those OF any
Western market.
Tcrre Haate Oct G. less Wy
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1856-08-27

PlcKroeNKr DETscroR BY ;. W.
Rusglrs. Of fiichburg. Mass.-This con-
lriyance consists externally Of case. rc-
semblsng that Of n watch in size and shape.
Il has feb cham or string and is worn
IN the pocket Ike watch. Within the
case - a bell and spring hammer. the
latter connected with The fob chain. The
>uppoSiiion j. that the thief will suppose
The fob cham to b attached to a s'bona
6dc" watch. and vii accordingly pull
The cham m order 10 obtain the prize -
But instead Of gei.iag the watch. The
watch gets him. The pull sounds
the alarm bel. the owner Of the watch
grabs the rogue. and The policeman COZ
duets him 10 limbo Sss<Hf.Se .fns<rt
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Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1856-08-27
and fcathcrtnE "a preacher
IA Missouri.

and Tcathertnw a preacher
IA 1ss..o"ri.
We some time since published a report
Of the tsFring and fea'herins Methodist {
AMI Hing Of en- oil maa. member Of
the Methodist Church. At Rochester. No.
BY mob OF the ei,izens Of hat place
The cause Of the assault was stated TO BE-
Ire connection Of the parties with the Me
shodi.l Church North. The democratic
border ruf'ian papers denied the whole /
thing at the time. as being Black repnb- /
Ecan lie. The following, from well.
known nnl wilely-eircula,ed religious "a
p.r. confirms the whole affair:
IRON the Western Christian Advocate.
The Rev 4. Coleman. presiding elder
on 81. Vernon district. ciiled At oui oiiiee
on Friday morning last. July Goth. lie
4 fully confirms The statement made 10 1hi>
paper three weeks ago. respecting the
ianins Of The Rev. Wm. Sellers. OF the
Methods, Episcopal Church. IN Roehes
ter. Mo. lie lad the account from broth
er Srllrrs own lips The mob gathered
around him. determined to prevent his
holding m eiing according 10 previous
appointment. One man aimed blow al
his head with a club, which he warded
off. lie was then seized. amid great
confusion and clamor, some urging that
he should be killed on the spot and 9TH
; ers that he should be tarred. Finally
the latter counsel prevailed. lie was Ia
. ken between two houses where barrel OF
; tar was placed, one end IN the ground and
, the upper head open. Some then adsls-
+. cd that be should he plunged into the
barrel head foremost and sutfocaied IN
,ha. way. others that he should be strip
ped and larrtd, and others that the tan
+ /. ould be put on over bis clothes. FINAL
q ly IL was determined that the tar should
o be put on over bis clothes. which was ac'
cordingly doae. His eyes and ears and
4 hair were filled with il. in this dreadful
II condition he WIS allowed five minutes e
J. determine whether he would quit th'
II country or die on the spot He lett II
l. company with another minister who came
y 10 attend the same meeting. having arrl
!" we'd after this insult 70 Mr.. Sellers. Bot
Z were pursued by the mob for severa
10 miles Mr. Sellers covered with tar. an
E exposed in this condition 10 burnIn
:. sun. Mr. sellers was SO much exhauste
2 by that inhuman treatment, as 10 be obi
OF ged to lay by for several days when b
ID found place of safety. Il was on III
same occasion that the venerable fashe
X Holland was murdered. in the seventiet
le year of his age How long shall th
dreadful condition of things lasti ~
le Lord, how longF