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The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-10-10
Buchanan Superior.

That some OF the Buchanan Democrats
OF The presep. day have had to change tnear
opin.oss very materially in order to support
J..e. Buchanan ior the Presidency, 10 gen.
orally known, The following Is Al extract
from al article published BY the editor OF
the Cleveland PasaaaeGse-, y. w. Crap
Oct. 9osh, lesl. As ne 10 aos Postmaster
OF course he advocates the claims o! Bacb-
sn.n for til ; Presidency. His remarks
thai Buchanan could not get the votes OF
one.third OF the people for any once, hss
loo, none Of its truth in the I've years that
have interviewed -
TEE plaIspExLEH's 0rIsIos or JAkKs
BucEAs,s.-The email malignant ei9us
vbo wear The name o. James buchansn on
Their colors, are endeaForing TO sell the De
nocracy OF Pennsylvania into the hands o.
n. south Cxroilns traitors. James Bueh.
.n.p never was elected BY The people 10
anv once, except ahen he was Federal.
-, NE HAS NOT ONE THROB OF
DEMOCRATIC FEELING ABOUTHls
COLI BLuUDED BACHELOkHEAh
He could not receive the votes OF osE-TRikO
0, the people for any ONCE. And yet BY
the force of EAsAGEsEsT OF the basess kino
OF political machinery, be has been able Tor
years pss, TO crush the Democratic party Of
his State, IPennsy lvaaisl To hang about ia
aecr like milestone, to kill every progress
sional thought in its bosom He and hl'
tools virtually gave the State to Fay iof II
lsSs, and If Bigler is de.eaied--a good and
noble man YOU may charge Il 10 JaEe'
BUCHANAN, who. Ike the old nan IN the bus
tory Of sinbsd the ssiler, Row hangs CT
Bigisrs neck.
mate this Sham Statesman, James Blu
chsnanI who, like colossal Huekster, siit
on the top OF The Alleghanier, Offering t.
sell Pennsylgaria--t. sell her future ADJ
her past-,o South Csrolins or TIE Uesii
for . chance in the Presidential rEtss.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-10-10
SAIL ID. IssHAn. Of Penn,yly a

SAs'l ID. lBsHAh, Of PennsylS anis, Z
Democrat from the start, smember Of Gen
gsckson's Cabinet, and Z man who never
altered in his Democracy, has sfit'en 8
eng,hy letter, announcing himself Tor FREE
mon, and Dayton. He discusses viii
marked ability end sloquence the position o.
he parties, the question Al issue, the chsr
scter and qualities Of candidates, and eli the
prominent topics connected with the caB.
rsss. His closing paragraph, referring to
Col. Fremont, we quote:
aOf Colonel Fremont | have sulI le,s 10
saw. IL is asssyted that he 10 too young and
inexperienced. As to the first objection. be
is even beyond the age when the sbles, and
most successfui men the world has ever
seen began their achievements. As TO the
SECOND, be will require only clear head,
a disciplined mind. 9 steady hand, an homer
and stout heart, TO do ell the work the ns-
ton can demand of him. All these quail
ties have been accorded TO him by impartial
opponents. We have the fullest assurance
in HE history OF their reality. Thus armed,
and standing on platform Of simple con-
slruclion, founded on rock, unenc3mber-
ed By any deiuslye architectural sbstrsc.
tons, and supported by unfinchng phsI-
snx Of free Democracy and stsunch Repub-
licsnism; If 4 have any judgment OF the
causes that most effectively operate On the
mind, Of Americans, he will be triumphant.
iy elected, and 90 triumphsntly lead this
Republic onward to its glorisus destiny"
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-10-10

TIcIEz OF LEAvE.-The Richmond En-
gEirsr Is terribly enfsges at the recent
manly speech Of Hon. John III. Bolts. I!
contained to- much truth for the slave oii-
gsrehy to res! easily under il Accordingly
tie Enquirer 10 endssyoring to stir up an
excitement tbs, will drive NJ. B. from the
State. I, warns him thus:
"We would warn you that The time for
your Herirs 10 not distant. You have al.
ready become ode trop" in the South. We
would raiher hare "your room than your
eonpsny" By remaining yoa make tbs
South endorse Jour proiaises Of submission
sad encourage the North 70 s!ec, Fremon'
and Cis.oiv. ths Union. Go az once. Dc
no, vsi, for The honors Of ostrscisns, aol
provoke the disg,aes Of lynching. Tie
best retu;siion Of the fsisehoods you have
promulgated, the best stonemsnt for tie
treason you have committed, will be 10 bur
~ North and never more return
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-10-10

WoSpEarUL EscArE.--A few days ago
as two ladies, one named Barton, the Other
her sister. were sttempt,ng 10 cross 70 Goat
Island Niseara FALL, by means q plsnks
temporarily placed upon the new eridge,the
supports Favs say sad they were h9A pre-
oiDitated non the bridge. Mrs. D. fortu.
nstely seized an IRON rcd connected with
the bridge, while her sister auer vain Ct
tempt. to sustain herself by grasping at
Mrs BIS dress, was thrown into the raging
waters beneath. The plank tell with her,
and after several attempts she gfssped it,
by the mercy of Providence the plsnk VAS
thrown into The water diagoualiy with the
shore, and the current, which was bearing
her &c fuyiously "a desu ustUn, drew the
lower end IL the plsnk against the bans,
when several persons sc zed II and alter
great exertisns finally drew her ashore N a
faintias condition 1t was miraculous ea'
cape. Mrs. Barton, after chngiES to the
rod for sone time, was lifted from her dan
FeToas situation By some persons who had
rushed TO the spot,
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n. v.r.usxr. Tn. prssens Kepueiicsn Party 10
30 constituted tnst c&aaos possioy nave es
lsssaes ., tistoc. party in This NIs'e.lss~>ers.,
The Republican party IL founded mainly
spon 9 single principle which ia IS endura.
Die =, the Institution OF slsvery. II Stands
"a bulwark, more impEesRsele than the
ghiesse wall. encircling tree soil and pro-
hlsi,iaS the enesoschnsnis of slave terrific.
~. Il Gays 10 slavery, thus far and no far
tasr, stand where YOU are and YOU will not
be zoolestsd, but We have vowed that these
sesu,iful and fertile plains before US, fresh
from the creating hand OF an Aii-Wise Be-
lng, shall never reseund TO the cianking OF
chains ard the grosps Of nen ensiased
without the commission Of crime. We love
our country Gear.y, and when We regara It's
progress and institutions, we zee nothing 70
a.islta,e against its continued Prosperity
nothing that threatens q dissc.ntsoa OF the
cempac, made BY our fathers and selgi0us-
!y maintained by their children, eas tae SUI
ole instita,ion OF slavery. We observe
that thai Institution wxs recognized ~
them with the expectation that taeH oes-
pendants would abolish 1T, and Hhi.e We
yener.te their memory, We regret the toe
rredulous confidence they rePossd IN those
who came siles them. Now We perceive
bu, one stair upon the dag OF our Union,
zoe deep-sested canser gnawiag 81 the
,vdy pol.uc, one great moral wrong creep
ing INTO the SIaies, ins,auaung itseii iato
,hs MINDS OF the people, absorb.ng ali MI
nor considerations and threatsninS lac en-
tire dissolution OF the Union.
That wroag has been on the increase its
advocates have become more and more ex'
acting. until the evil has acquired saeh
maQuItsds as te threaten 10 dissolve TIE
Un,sn. Men OF ali parties aaye arssyea
themselves in epposlnen TO II; the great Pc
liucsi issues that have divided the old par
ties Tor years are ioss in the oserxhe inain2
Importance 81 The principle now involved
Men that for year, have been bitterly hos
Tile, have olasped hands on tbs great sues.
ION ~hloh threatens 10 rend the UGion' ana
q brothers in tine u Danger, maSnsni.
rsously contend shoulder TO shoulder .or
taeir rights. The election OF jozs c. Fac
xosr may smother the feeling sPon tbs
suffice, OF slsyeTy which Dow exists IN oui
couairy, but eventually, ss predict, TIA
uwti burn srlghler than before. and IN
stead OF Dying out will not Dc suoduec IN
q. Zoe Tag .! freedom .srss 10 triumph o,'
or our beloved casniry.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-10-10
CITY PROPERTY
a04-LOts block los, on Bray street; ,sro

'"-A0'' 0'''h iV''on Bray street, sspo.
9oe-Lst, snds block Ie raI,eo,...,.,.,
$50 each si70C A-a!GoI, tx
3li--Nssi 50 feet Of Iol tlysk ei r..
east Of hurr"Sss Pret5mau's sors ss sgEs sttoet
si!,,rari Of lot gll,rE q, 4aslou foe,a, e..
near BRADY street, with frame dwelling rI second
3i3--We-. half OF lot 7 block a. with .o.,.,
nnS mouse, on hahroad eGd Of Rock Isis%S I'VE, re..
$50 per foot. '''"''' sheet;
i-Iso houses GA tie vest side Of l,u..,..
- ln ~ sha foafth siroets, will The fs
the iot for IL years, will be sold cAt an ''asrot
go,1A hoase and lot IN East Davenport, ss.,,.
lot block z, house OF six ro.us ga to1t 40
tern, wood shed, DC; price $500 ''''"'f e''.
3sl~-A house with u acre Of ground i,,A..
ara part OF the city; $1,000, 80 '1e 136h
32s LOT block IL, seuu, east .syn,.. ..f..,
Western Avenue, one Of the handson, \, ~, = so
private resideneein the city. '''s l'rt
3at--Lot5 block and J. and 20 Liseg rr4,.
addition, nssrthe Female College "''n
39o-A house With !! acres Of ground II, tt,.,.
hahsh~ "oo'h'ehs 'aodl' ion Of lots; pries siGoe
333--A four story hyirt store al ,ts ro..,..-..-
and Brady street,. '''' '' -
S'f q ESHe G"nAlihG uuNsa Ntla q lafTn fg.,.
store house ON iet3 block o. - "1"e
915-A house and LOT on eastElds Of ptr5.,..
beiween Front and Second strects hoG.s "a t',Sst
srooms, lot 5aKso under rect Of 200 rs
price $500. q "H'"m'
Ne. 24o-A two story frame hutet on rart .gf-,,,, d.
- "a western avenue, north II 9th sf ,i5p-. ! ,@
kitchens, pantry, closets, ciztetu AGd sell hi
30. 24l.A tIous9 81 san4s size Ga 3 ssg,s lea - -,
sud Western Ave. Price s2,aje, $50
No. 2I2--A Iiouse % ssnas stas aud -sg. IL, 49,.
sAst Of Nssirrn Asa, Prize $500 ','
No. 2tS-A HQu-s 81 sane sze arf a.e-rfr,s, .. f..
st. ~ door sh-' Of " Ave. Price S32a0.
No. .44--Ihrce Hausrs Of the same ss.s,f,i t
rostns en- ssfpam A. north Of Lnca4r sin ,g ,r.
ground ssh. Price 1850 u. VIE u
No 2ab--A House and Lot on Caar1s.r pErl., ,,..,
sts. Lot tixl+S,, HGass Io5sSzZ r,ous prcs a..
No. 49,. frame house on Fsrnsu1 e. t.,t y,..,,-
Ave- Aad f., rooms, Kitchen, eistefn Veil. afs ~
p,a@. WV i'''
Nc, sSe-A I've story frame house ou L. Clair e., r
4'h, roouls kitchen, Tinvics, etc % Is44s rrg n
y-~rs. Price $500. '''''' q
No 2sTs-I7i 3, tlosk e. s2zas.
No 270y--A lot with two susan ksuses an "a A.,
warren .pxto. friss SEQ. u'.
No "a Il houso snI lot on tn q, W., ~ r..-..
Let 5sGite, hoase rooms, kitcAsu s,O st1 Pre- an "a
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SO & sisssasH - i-'-'-
CARD.

~ p. kNAfP fsueoassor Of Knapp q hedmon,!
As would return sincere thanks 10 tnc pauohs "
the old arnl Tor The very liberal support extandcd 70
them, and homes by renewed efforts on HE part 70
receive In lutfre liberal share OF patronage tron
discriminating public tie will al all times hafoih
pie and FAHry , OF The best and most tashionahls
styles, which be- faltsrs hlas af he will sell al pnea
which cannot aii "a meet ,ho Views OF all buyers
Ha eNtaEds an invitation Va all, 70 call ana zoos
through his wararoams, M, LcUia.Ie Row.
DayenpoI Oct4,dH
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-10-10

TaE DuTEEEscE.-Compate the follow
ing quotations.. the one from Shareholder
and the other democratic doughfsee, and
you can appreciate the difference between
The two, and easily decide which lie the
most Of man
ave cannot defend them llhe laws O.
Ksnsas) AMI we ought not 10 DO III ana
have no respect for the man who msEe'
the attempt. MIR. Boyes Of 3. {.
Il regret the necessity for such leg sia'
ton, but wherever slavery exists as an in.
stitutlon, laws OF that character must be
adopted. Sea. Pusa Of Ohio.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-10-10

The detractcrs Of Fremont have asked
eousmptuously, Wbat were biz services
xhils ia the United siatss Senstel The
cslfo,ni. Chronicle Of Sept 8, says that
during the very short period for which 10
held mis- seat he introduced and advocated
"seventssn post routes and sigstsen ether
eillr for the benefit Of California" bill for
. Pacific wagon roGd.' &c, &c. He also
opposed the proposition TO tax mining
claims, and advocated free labor; and If she
had been continued al ME post, California
w ould this day be farther advanced 10 oil
the essentials Of State prosperity than 20
yssrs Of Gwin and Wellerism, with al their
political machinery, could bring 10 it,"
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-10-10

A Welsh miner, BY the name Of John
Thomas, is attracting much attention in
strong snd eloquent speeches in favor Of
Fremont. He was induced TO make speech
at s smslI meeting among the miners, and
hls ability was SO strongly erincee as to
excite high expects tons. ], 10 ssio that ne
will be kept upon the stump until the close
Of the canvass.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-10-10

OKDEA REIGss IN Kansas 1T 10 anu.
sing to hear the wsIiings OF the kepubii.
esns now thst peace and order has been re
stored 10 Ksnsss.-- Rochester Union.
We have noticed paragraphs similar TO
the above Ia our exchanges in this State
We defy the Union, or any other paper to
point out single wall" from any Ffs-
monter on account Of peace and order being
restored in Kansas. II cannot be done
Tas charge is wholly fsiss.
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Trr TsRr. w.prses.-The Sse o

TIE TRRrE WAREiEGs.-TheS Sat- o.
Msine says there il an old song which rep
resents death az sending three warnings to
hi. victim before he finishes him. Our
Democratic friends had better be making
their wills. They were sadly famed at the
lows election, they were deafened at, the
shouts over Vermont, and the result ia
Maine has struck them with blindness
"Since you are lame, and deaf, and blind.
You've had your three sufficient warnings
So come along, we'll no more part
Death said and touched them with his dart. T"
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3 a " X / " G.
Tallnau, Powers & MeI.ean,
IA .xprgZ Avn nxaJYpa ~ CYpuANEE

Tatllaan, Powers d Mclean,
HAEkIas AND DEALERS IN EXCHANGE,
kgAS s3aSsst&s, sI - y.
nFFICR, BRADY strest, between Second aud THIRD
oStreats. hrchsngo on all the principal eiues Of
the United States, Great Britain, Ireland and Con
tine ntal Europe bought and sold.
Notes and Urails collected and proceeds refnlted
any rar the United stStes a current rates Of
Exchange,
Collections Of notes, drafts, accounts, !sgacles and
tnhehtanccs made IN all parts Of the Catod States,
CRnadRs and Europe.
Stocks and Goui bought End so,A IN commission
aud Dividends s0llocled.
Land Warrants bought, sold and located
Eychaugs on elites 10 The United statas
Carpeniur s permllge, NsS York Cit;
ALBANY Ctiy hluk, Albany y y;
BaGaIO Clty Rauk, Aufalu, n s.
BANK ui Commerce, Boston, Mass,
Tradesmea's Bank, rhilsdepha, rs;
Merchants 81 Manufacturers Bank, eittsbarg, Ps;
Mckim d %, Baltimore, NJ n;
Gilmore & EGGtherton, t3nf iuHEtl uaio;
Lucas & Simands, st Ioals, AU,
Cn,eus' ngTF, New 9riraas, La
Rk Swgt, RralAaf & loau sion. ChilSgo. III.
ssptS 80 dWN
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The Republicans have carefully dissent.
nsted the ides that nr. Buchanan, upon re.
cstying intelligence Of his nom nation by
ire Cincinnati Convention, replied, among
! 21her things u am no longer James BucL.
snsn, am the Cincinnati Platform Nov
ai.fogg this sc honesty believe was new.
er published BY d Republican paper with
rs beng known as giving currency TO lie,
set MT one OF them 70 our knoRledpe has
ever had the UaAiiHess u own % that they
mad been perPsusting wiliul, contempt
ole falseh9oa, TIE following is wha, he
did cay:
an accepting the nomination need
scarcely say that accept in the same SPIRIT
the resolutions constituting the platform Of
principles erected By the Convention t.
this plstfsrm intsad 10 confue myself
,aryughout the csuv5ss, believing that !
.ayc ~ right, as the candidate o. the Dem
ocratic party, BY answering Interrogation,
- presem new and different issues before
toe PeoPie.-Ysrs, u Monday,
We don'G suppose that our Eeighbor
would wi!fu!Iy misrepresent any body, there
fore attribute The above t. his ignora nee -
The following is the language that janice
Buchanan ustd and which the Republican
press generally consider as tantsnouut to
an identification win the Cincinnati plat.
form
81 have been placed On a platform Of
which ! most heartily approve, and that
can speak for me. BeIEg the representa-.
tive OF the great Democratic party, and no,
simply James Buchanan, mus, square ny
conduct according 70 the platform Of that
party, aud insert 10 new plank nor take
me from H."
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Rev, Psriee Butler, the man who was
tarred and teatherel and sent down the
Missouri river on n raft By the Ruliaas, is
speaking in the Congressional district oppo-
site us In Illinois, Raekut F4la.
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The family vino Sat fal-backet in the
dir, Of the street the other day in this city
Sas from GreeBbrtar county, Virginia.
The husband Of the family whipped bic
wife publicly in the street When spoken
TO Eo9et il he said be had moved away from
"oid Virginny" 10 have more liberty, but
N The place where he wen, 70 the people
made more use about him whipping bic
wife than they did IN "yueinny.H and he
WIS going back there 10 stay. s'Oh carry
me back, &c.--IHdtgaopolis Journal.
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SosE SauAssEs.--Mr. Perrin, OF PrePs-
raiion, Monons Co, is c'nonlcied IN the
Sgeleus, published at thu, place. az the raj
ser Of one hundred and :s.zty-six squsshes
from single seed.
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NEW FALL MILLINERY.

HLW Hill MlAhl NLNI.
JUST RECEIVED At TIRE
PARIS AND NEW YORK WHOLE
SALE AND RETAIL
MILLIN cry sT0RE.
eoRRsn az pg.pY ,SD Third STREETS, DAVENPORT,
IOWA.
THE subscriber taxes pleasure 10 Informing The
i Ladies ~ Davenport, Rock Island sud vicinity
that he has Just rSturaed from New York with b
splendid Rssurtmcntoi
Millinery, Embroidery aud Fancy
Goods.
our stock OF Bonuet Rcd Sash RIbbaHa, brocAdad
striped and piai black and coiored Velvet
Ribbons, SIX Felygts, satius. Sitka,
French FllNcrs, Feathers,
straw B1nnets, sc,
~ tae largest aNd bsE ,ssr Arsaght 70 tks Warlft.
SPECIAL INITIATION.
We would particularly iaYhe the Ladies' 10 call
and e.s mins our beautiful assortment OF silk slik
and Straw mixed, satin aud Velvet RanBets Of The
newest fsh. styiss, dark AMI Nhtts tstmued Straw
Boonet-. Infants embroidered EOoAs and Jock =
Cape, DC.
honnets OF every dossr ptiou made to order, aud
warranted a. plsa9ss Niiliue1s sapPlied WITH Pat
tefn Bo1Hyts and every srlte.e IA their lao, 81
Wholesale.
NIB STRAW Bruu6ts bleayaed, pressed and alter
ed, Marking Eui gszmping fa' all kiads OF EN- broi.
derry Hri b'ai'as dsae e order ~ sboH notice
". g. NICHOLS,
toF, ut a..Js & 81 sts., DageEpar, 10.
Sept 1ush, Iss5.
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nopEsr EmrLoYsEsT.--Ane x President
Of the United States, who desires sre-eiee'
tion, is using the tracking privilege in de
,ributine his own iife.--N y. Post.
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ated-the labor sl tasn aad best r4n nos be- given
over to the sport Of the winds
some0f the most enferpristug AMI wealthy farmers
81 the west who are now using the state thciT
opinion that Ihis Invention will Increase the FAige Of
the great prairie rEi0us Of the uujted states some
millions Of dollars. many hggdr0d thousand
acres car nov be probably used clock farms
which could not bo before this Invention was Intro
Juced, and Ihas make great change Ia the value
real tate where 50 has been thought necessary TO
locate farms near streams OF water. To those un
acqusintc u tbs beautiful mechanism of this in
seUtioR, II appasrs ut most Ike tAinz OF tntallt
yenee instead pi mere machine.
RuadredE uTlheso Mills are IN successful cpeTa-
ton In almost every STATE In the Union.
EBgsyings, descriptions prices sHd testimonials
81 Western ana COW using tho M.iiw.ii be sent
tree.
Persona about 10 erect MIL Tor saving, gIindng
and all kinds Of machinery, requiring FROM ono to
Twelve horse power, are requested to CT land exam.
me }IilsbefOr9 purchasing e'saBhGre as we:sel
perfectly soufIeEt We have the cheapest power now
IN use.
Those desiring ihese milis aud a. experienced
~oTgmun 70 assist 10 erecting them, may address
or our agsIt-, E0HHSE d, NlELE, Davenport 49,
Address Western Wind &.U L3., D4seuPart.
OcI4 d4fn
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Thursday, October 2 1850, will be oar oPeaing
dsy for sAe exhibition OF RlcA SILK AND STRAW
MILLINERY. Atw5ieh uuac eenla &c pleased
70 see our ifenas and all " no sili Gsgcr us visa
.heir patronage. WIN. G. NICHOLS,
Davenport. oet J CORNER aI LaLrl IN n..Lg s..
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DISSOLU TION,

The Eoparihsfship heretofore existing bslHCrf.
the unpeTsgBed lie THE day dissolved b. mutual
consent GEO VI FAEKFF
Davenport, July let, ls5s. John Johns.
Having associated rryssB 10 rbs practice ~ t.r.
Law with James A. Buchanan EEg., late Gi Mar
iSHd the business Will be c"Bis aue8 uutef VI Hau
Of buchanan 9 Johns.
JOHN JOHNS.
Davenport oCE-g, lsE div
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LoCEUE Z. Sss NJ III w aY,
Successors to q w BArBtsl
New York Harness Store
Manufacturers and Dealers in Harness, Bri.
dies. saddles, Collars, Blankets, &C.
WE arc nov Misunderstanding extensively Coach
w Gig and Te IN Harness 81 lAe latest aty 10 ana
he work 10 ntsd to give sasiaeiian no sale.
A splendid variety OF Coach, Bugg Team and RI
dag whpsjus rsccly cd, the most extensive assott
menti the wet alankets IN every variety indla
Rubber Harsu Covers al msnufaciarur's prices; the
only agency Tor the sals Of iheae aItttlcs ~ Tho
vest.
ThanE fui tsF r5st ffyors snd hoping continue
ton ItAr .tre, vt hAtttr Ourselves We can phrase
sllinv.stsE H4ias ia aur lur.
LOGUE 4 NEWnY,
"a ST, 3 ao5rs ENsl ni Brady,
Oct ~ 81 iEf uayenpuTt, lows
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"soasrasss or a ssowsA o--says the

"SoaETHise or A SHowSR SAYS the
n T. Mirror
I'VE are not politically woathe'.w5e, bat
for the next forty days and forty nights We
prophecy considerable sized deiuge in the
Republic. Il is going 10 rain fremont
The wind IS from the North, Northeaster
from Maize. These gre only the mgster-
inss Il the coming yntest These ~he a.
tact TO think, with the un believers IN Nosh'a
time. that it won't be much ot 8 shower Al.
ter all. will be up to their neeks Leiere the
next fortnight. Let them repent and con-
!eas before il is too late.
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III pIEu
SPECIAL NOTICES.

on WetHesiay afternoon, Oct. Sb Nj. RICH,
ARD VAN DYKE, formerly d New York, at the res.
ide1ee ~ bis sonia Law JACOB Neaser,ir.
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to the election Of Fremont and Dayton
Miiayd Fi!morss Array SPEECH.
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spasial Invitation

uader thishaad limited nuuberofspeelaiuot
VIII Re inserted al 10 ceats per Gno cLch insertion,
or SO cts. pei week.
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N..rse..


MY partner, Caklns, Esq., will transact all my
IN business ard business Of the Hrm during my
sbsgnee. uci4 e., UNuLR.
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TIOHENOR ~ FOREMAN,

AUCTION AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
FroHibe,Ween Brady and Psrry Sls AZ Hull, Al.
len 4 Cos Odd sand, ase prepared lo receive
Al kiads 81 goods on consignment ss8 nsEe ssEcs
Of Town lots, Cattle, HsEses, &c.
ESos TICHENoB,
sap ~ dsa JOHN FOREMAN,