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miscellaneous.
HIDES and LEATHER,
HIGHEST PRICES PAID IN CASH, FOR
Green Hides and skins.
JEATIED ANN LJNnJn-f,c
LEATHER AND FINDINGS,

hhA1 IlLh AN ~ II In DlNNS,
A CRY PRIcEs FOR CASH. OR EXCHANGE Pos
"A HIDES. Spanish Slaughter and Red Sole
No. !, land 3; Wax and Buff Uppers; French and
American Calf; Slaughter and Sailed Hips; Bride
and Harness
MOROCCOS.
French and American Smooth and Curricd;
Jampico and American Boot; Kids Black and
white; Toppinss, Red and Green; French and
american Innings: Plain and Striped bindings;
smiths' Aprons; Sheep Skins, dressed in wool, a
mise article for saddle covers, door mats and car
riuges.
Stretched and Rivettcd Bands; Oil Lacing.
Meats Foot Oil the only suitable oil for harness
and carriage lenthers. warranted pure Plastering
Hair; general assortment of Leather and Find
tngs always on hand.
Those in want can, for the cash, but n. cheap in
klkton as in the city, time, expense and eli.
courage homo trade
ihsnkful for past and present patronage, the
-lubscribcr hopes by attention and fair dealing TO
merit and increase the same
JAMES HASSON
Elkton. Sept. 81. 1S56-8na
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-.TS-BTsck Cashmere Hats, from 81 80 to
y $500; Black Hungarian from 81 Is to 81. 90;
"a wn panamn do. felt,) Pearl Cashmere, Hun
:.-giau i'crs' and Children fHats from 623 cents
y ~ 2, ,ece;rsd this week and for sale by
!~.pa T.. ,.g Il r NAY.
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nhlnil,otcu.
New Stock Of Winter Clothing.
william q. Lowe,

No. "a Market Street, Wilmington, Dela,care,
DESPECTFCLLY informs his friends and the
IL public that he has laid In n LARGE AND
WE'LL SELECTED ASSORTMENT OF SEASON
ABLE CLOTHING; Gent!emen's Linen Col lars
Stocks, Gloves &c. which he is p.rei to sell
at the very loves; prices. Ecing among the oldest
established tailors in Whining ton he nattcrs him.
self that his long experience in the business will
be sufficient gusrantce to his pItrous that all
customer and other work entrusted 10 him will be
don" in style Of superior neat ess and fashion
{ " Remember ~ Market street Nov Is
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NEW FALL GOODS.-Justr received and
~ opened splendid assortment of Mems
and Boys Wear, Clothing, Boots, Hats and
Caps and for sale by
la az 81. 81 ALDRIDGE & GRANT.
q Oct<llth. ..ts....s., . .,
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. 000 YARDS PRINTS, selling off cheap,
A,OOU the most Of them warranted fast
esiors. by ...-.- WIN r0RBERT
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T EVENINGS Double Refined Steam Syrup, =
IL delicious article for the table, also, COED
Molasse. at 50 cents por gall. just received and
for sale by e. F~NAI
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WILLIAM TORBERT
HIS OPENED
SPRING DRY GOODS.

nRESS Silks, Chally de LANES Bercges
- Lawns, Prints, Jaconets, Cambrics, Main
socks, Linens, together with full line of
WHITE GOODS AND EAIBROIDERIES
Worked Collars. Sleeves, Hankfs. Bands
fdGings and lnsertings, &c, silk Mtt., bss,
quality Kid Gloves, Lace and Love Wells, lin
and English Grapes. &c.
DOMESTIC AND HEAVY GOODS.
Heavy Cottonades, Drillings, Ducks, Buflap,,
60 [may 10.
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TiN-WiRE AND STOVES,
AT FOEV FsEPOsIT.

'ENIE undersigned having purchased Of
L. Robert Chr sty the above establAhmo =,
is prepared to furnish every thing in his Inns
Of business upon the most acco mn o. stisz
terms.
A full assortment mt of Sheet Iron and Tin.
Ware always on hand.
u1-Roohng aud Spouting done rishf ard
warranted.
STOVES OF ALL KINDS,
which will sell! as low MS they can be u
TONED any where in the State.
Attention is particularly invited my stock
Of COOKING STOVES, either for wood or
coal; any Of which ifnot found, upontrisl to
be ass presented may be returned. Give
me auo!l l am detcrm ned to llexs-.
JAS. X. TklkRLI.
Port Deepest, July 2S-tf.
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VICTOR PARLoR.-The great extent of ~
Y dating lues under this stove worry efficient
heater, and it stands unrvallcd by any stove Of
the kind for use in parors, halls stores Offices.
For sale by STAPLES CANTwELL.
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CELF- HEATING SMOOTHING IRON.-ThAy
= combine economy and convenience, saving Of
labor neatncss and dcspatch article whisA
should be in the hands of every family One cents
worth of charcoal is ample fuel for days ironing
For sale by STAPLES CANTwELL.
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iLHlNGI ON, DEL.,
IMPORTER AND JoEBER IN
Watches, JeWeEry, SiEverware,
GERMAN, FRENCH, ENGLISH : AMERICAN
sCV GOzsS.
TNllE subscriber would respectfully call Il
L the attention of his patron, and the e. n
public to his increased facilities for obtain esSAS2
ing the tlne't goods in his line drrc, from Europe
through the agency Of Jubbcrs to the trade
alone. However great may be- the effort OF others
to approach to "our imposs biltics," we are re-
solved that 10 dealer shah excel our stock in any
particular determined that We will give full
satisfaction to all. which IS nut-in our view of the
caso- impossible Respectfully then we ask your
attention to our
VVtn. Esix0n's Celebrated London Watcher.
These accurate time keepers. supported by the
British Admiralty, stan alone "a the best Watches
in the world. Each Wach is accompanied by
genuine certificate from the manufacturer which
guarantees it 40 &ERr TINE TO THE sArIsFAcTios
OF THE rrKcnAsEh,' OF the watch to be returned
through the agent to the manufacturer. Also. the
only GENUINE
Joseph Johnson liverpool Watches.
The very celebrated watches direct from the
manufactures of
H. f. Cowderoy. London. T F. Cooper London
Geo. & John Bold, Liver john Bold. ST. Liver
pool, pool, 20 jewels,
Henry Taylor. Liverpool. John Tedbury 4 Co
James Graham. Liverpool,
George Chadwick, North john llunghton, Liver
ampton Square, pool.
Wymaik, London, NJ. j Tobias i Co.,
Vim, Read Son, Liver Liverpool,
pool, VIM. Robinson, Liver
pool &c, 30
We have the Chronometcr, duplex and Lever
Watches of all the above celebrated makers, Cased
in oil IN atIa lien, Ia, and
have engraved on tho cases any design furnished
lis. without any additional cost We would also
respectfully ask the attention Of the Ladies to
stock Of fine
French and Swiss Watches.
From tho celebrated manufactures Of
James Nnrdin, Pvrret, A. Pilon Geneva,
Locle, llumaIhey Poytieu. Lo-
Jan es Corovosier. Gle suisse.
ii A. Favre. Locle, j. 4 n. Nornman Zine
lie Roy Fills, Wysr's enamelled,)
DuRoD Paris, Manandou freres,
IIugenn Veullimin, Lo- A, T. Agassis, Geneva,
Gle, &c, &c, &c.
SILVERW.ARE.
Our silverwals is all made of the purest silver.
large stock of all the various style, constantly
on hand. We also make to order at the shortest
notice any article that we may not have.
We also kept very large stock of kne Jewe1ry
| consisting of Coral, Mosaic, Cameo, Jet and plain
gold, of every style and suited to all tastes
PLATED-WARE.
! Tea sets, Casters. Trays Cake Baskets, Goblets
| Cups, Fruit Stands, &c.
Fine French Marble Clocks. Paran Marble
| Figures Fine Pocket Cutlery, Fancy Toilet Boxes
We are always pleased to show our goods to
those who may favor us with call.
GEORGE ELLIOTT,
| No. 81 Market ST., between Third and Fourth,
| May IT, sc. Wilmington, Del
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EIktOn Brick Yard.
TAT EsDasEESG,

CARPENTERS, BUILDERS ard tn pub
~ lie generally. are informed that We are
prepared to do Tin Roofing. Guttering and
Srouting, in the best manner and ON the
lowest terms. STAPLES & CANTKELL
Elkton, May 26, 1865.
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HONEY SOAP.

This is the purest
Soap made, possessing
hcailng properties. and is
highly recommended for
Oh APPED HANDS. and
various diseases Of the
skin. For all toilet pur-
Nebraska advertiser., 1856-10-25


Four DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE
The steamer Anglo-Saxon, with four
days later intelligence from Europe,
arrived at Quebec on Monday.
The news is not of much import
ance. Advices from Madrid state that
the Queen and O'Donnell are much at
variance. 0'Donnell had rendered his
resignation, but the Queen had refused
to accept it. The reports concerning
an uuited French and English demon
stration against Naples, acquire con-
sistance, and are pretty generally be-
lieved. It's stated that if Naples does
not agree Immediately to make the
concessions demanded by England anC
France, feet of eight htvessels, already
detailed for the purpose, viii proceed
to Naples to bring home the Englisl
and French Ambassadors. Hostilitie:
win probably follow this demonstration
An uneasy feeling is perceptible il
London, causedby the belief that Eng.
land acts in this affair without the
hearty concurrence Of France.-Even
ing Nesos.
Nebraska advertiser., 1856-10-25

OEE-TENTH OF SECOND FROM
DRATH.--It viii be remembered that
the Rev. Mr.. Eellwood, Of the Episco-
pal Church, missionary to Oregon, was
IN the Panama massacre, and reported
among the dead. in letter ast re5
ceived from him. be Saws he received
four wounds. and is dis6gured fpr Life.
His marrow escape from death IS thus
described:
After I had recovered, and previous
to leaving the hospital, one Of my
medical attendants said to me: 81 look
upon your escape as q. miracle; the ball
passed SO near the heart thatit must
have passed at the instant Of its con-
traction, for had it passed atits ex-
pansion you must have been Killed
Just the one-tenth of q second made
all the difference In your case between
life and death. =
Nebraska advertiser., 1856-10-25
GOVERNMENT RECEIPTS AND ExPEKDI


rho...o;u4..nd.o~,o,,,,;.,,.o., e A.
14:4a ~ g. - anO = o.1.su. y Or Sl,1
49,. -: .J:~s00 IT,. 1o,0e % 10 ToEe i ne H.oa1 go
ga ell1AnS oune 1O' LOW 0a0 0oiO
" nave Oeen ''S iOnO"S'
Receipts $7S,9l8, ,141 46 B
expenditures fSAO'Isz oz
The expenditures on account OF pub
hc debt were:
Payment Of Texan creditors -s$6 6,82oo16 az
1s.9 4.ezlsae lDoennl'y ISaS geo9o soge o9o 81 -
1s'''0 LEU O0oO'O'O y
Total s15776. $50 30
The ravenues were derived from the
folIow;no sources.
60. eeAoo0 eea .Eo
lands s917s44 9s
Miscellaneous s77, 7,633 O8
Tbo wasb;ncton oor.o.nondon+ q
Nebraska advertiser., 1856-10-25

An interesting letter from Nicaragua
to the National 1atelligencer, describes
some Of the inhabitants and products
of Nicaragua, thus:
Lizards and scorpions are plentiful
~ interspersed through the country,
besides which there is a large lizard
which the natives call ''iguano, and
which chiefly inhabits the woods, feed
ing on bugs and other insects. Ihaye
only seen q couple Of them since l
have been here. They measure about
two feet from the tip Of the nose to
the end of the tail, and are Of a light
brownish color. I have seen two snakes
only since I have been In the country;
and friend at my elbow says be has
lived here q year, and one Of them is
the only one be has seen. The one I
aIlude to resembles that so frequently
found In our Western prairies, called
the whip snake, but the natives fear
them very much, saying they are
poisonous, and @hD people"
The tobacco grown in the country is
excellent, to my taste, mostequalling
any Cuba tobacco I have ever smoked.
The natives roll it mp into very nice
cigars, which they sel at the remarka-
bly, low rate Of one dime per Dozen
They are Of an excellent favor, except
that, being soaked so soon after they
are made, they have green taste
which is never found IN Havana cigars
Every thing of American manufae-
tureis sold atthe highest possible rates
little tin pans, which sell for six and
eight cents in the States, readily oring-
ing twenty and thirty here. But the
reverse is the case with regard to native
manufactures and fruits. Hammock
which in the States sell for FIVE and ter
dollars can be bought here for from
one to two dollars and half; plantaini
are sold six for half dime and othel
things in proportion. The scarces
article here, l believe, is ink, as l haY'
had the greatest possible difficulty il
getting enough to write this letter.
The Hon. Pierre Soule came out Il
the last steamer from New Orleans
and has Just purchased fine coco'
estate, for which he paid the Govern
ment fifty Thousand dollars. By al
article which appeared last week il
@EI Nicaraguense," the editor of tha
. paper seemed to think he was about f
settle in the country.
I consider Walkers governmen
firmly established now, and the HknoR
ing ones" in the States viii make im
mense fortunes by it, as the numerou
haciendas which have been confscate
by the Government viii be sold i
about three months. These estate
can then be bought with scrip at pal
and as that article is now selling q
eight and ten cents on the dollar, 70
may readily suppose that there is
lively speculation going on in it.
G. G. v.
Nebraska advertiser., 1856-10-25
cONDU(TEil BY


=. ~,
Containiug tales sterfes, and oS.,
by William Howitf, Leigh Hun. tke5r.
Of "Mary BartoD," Barry Comus1 T5
Collins, and all the risirg English w.
now universally regarded as bv fsr -.
interesting and popularp Of the Rnglisb p.
cals-its circulation in this country IS .,,-
" increasing, and to meet the public -
Messrs. Dix, Edwards q. Co. have !,
arrangements with the Editor and Pr,.
in England to introduce a new featur' {
publicetioR, by issniHe II, from the n
time, in Weekly Numbsnl They p,5
regularly in advance, and will uubF9
American Edition immediltely on the :
Of the Neekly y steamer. The Montbly J.
viii be issued as usual
Terms fog the Weekly E,litiop s ,rs
number, $500 per annpnl. MontblvEr
% cents per number, $500 per aIpm
prompt remittance Of S3 win securs =
delivery, post paid. :.
Sets Of Household lF'0rds, 13 Vo,
now be had, bound in cI5th, slt f22 500 h
in half calf $500 sent free BY Ezms
Mai, on receipt Of prios.
AS a safe, interesting aInnsinr. ana :
series for Families and Reading Clubs Il
not be surpassed. It eontsins more "
and information, given IN a pleasing ma
than any other set Of Books ever 6ubFj
A few sets Of the English Edition orI
in fine bindings, at an advanced pace.
DIX, EDwARDs & Co
321 Bruadway, New Yr
Nebraska advertiser., 1856-10-25
Ladies' Repository.

This periodical is published nlonlbI7r
einnati and New York. Alltraveling 5,a
Of the Methodist Episcopal Charch are AZ
lied agents.
Cash in advance viii be expected in Ell
This can be paid to aay. Of our autIr
agents, who can. order ii charged to i6a
count. if not Convenient to remit.
The agents and frieadH Of this uoa
earnestly requested to mike an immedas
simultaneous effort IN every ssedon Of
country, to procure new Huls-nbes.
We solicit those who receiTed the ilE
volume to continue their Subscriptions b
sixteenth, and otherwise ai1 In its eircg1
which we hope to be able to make WUt
their patronage.
All communications Containing remit
or subscriptions should be addressed b
Publishers; these Designed for publicsfr
the Editor, at Cincinnati. Letters not on
ing ten dollars, OF FIVE new subscriber, 81
be post paid. In RENTING, please F
drafrs, or the most Current 'bank-noteS'
We thank you sincerity for past flFs
Our list is now quite large But thsH!
have no pecuniary interest whatsTer D
work, we would ike to seB it eireulas
extensively. Will yon help rs? WIN z
men, will the heads of families. will thsr
gentleman and ladies Of our common or
viii our foTmer patrons, will all who VI
see a pure and sound vet entertaining q
structive literature put init, tie hands !
rising generation, lend us their hearty ani
tinued co-operatiou? We hope .eania
that all viii continue their efforts in beh
the work. T
1ERMs; 81 per aannunl, in adFaD2
subscriptions received for less thar one {
volume. SwoIMsTEDT s D
CARiToS & POED
Nebraska advertiser., 1856-10-25

This Oldest M0nlhly Maeslziiie. ths -.
Periodical Publications, IS b vel -
erary men 81 III countries, iIll esDee;.,,. si
speak the english Language, and hsys ~. 2 d
literatnrs Of tho last eeIitIa.y, that + E
say vary title eopcerning it.
The Genflenns $ Magaziles vas er;..
ward CaFe, tae feli-5i.p".a .t,inter and P,ss33
R.an renaElLaol ol9 5or ms inteliigcaes and :.
Who edited and conducted It Under r. a-a I'd,
SylVanus ora'r' 6eat- rs FIST Office Of srsss
was il the Vepersble gate-h5use Of n. gr-'ss 20
st. John, near Smithfeld III Lonio1 als
early contributors was DR.. johnson. VIZ 1a',
airy productions appeared in tl;s Maraz1,.. y Q s
to the f0Febodings Of maily bookseile-s = J. -,
It succeeded from it, eoInIasnnement arS Pa
tanned an honorable and nnblsnisbed ~ = q,
more than Q century ana quarter. 4. =.
brought forward many eOmIeditOrs. H., =
Urban has always held his petition, ap5 : & n
years has proved as great flEorite a bss =
With the nuraber for July, 1856, the ~.
Magazine changed publishes, but its r.r.-, ...'
ter will remain the same as before. NJ. q
interest win, from time ID time, Be i1i,-s-- u
among al those reaSers who pare to - !. /,
ions Of English SeoIars aud Gentlenab 4. 4 I
Of the day, IL will be asinach Ioolsp,, = .l'
more and special pains win be taken w;tI !. :
nary, which viii be ms.d faithful mer.s. men. !.
persons of eminence. Is lFIIl also endear,..
its position as 3 worthy organ and rsrss,.., 'a
Historical ard Archaeological Litsrat1-s- -''1'4
We have made arrant.emisnts Wia, a
ProprietOrs, Messrss J /. HI al. PARKTs. ~ y n
to rublish the 1lagazine III his eorls,. 7 Z,
supply It with regularity g.
Tefms-S5 per anDuul, on 50 cent? -,
those renting S5 in advitrce, win rs.eiv. Z y.
azine free Of postage. w
DEk EDWARDSk
S2I Bioiiway. Esv y y
Nebraska advertiser., 1856-10-25

,ezo Tr1RNfTURE. 1856.
SCARRTTT s. MASON.
r7yRTyT'rTTRE B UPHOLSTERY
nsAyFRS AND


sz[To which we add mahogany and walnut, par
lorand rocking Chairs Sofas. centre, sae and exsen
Ifnbosteyv in ,reat variety ouch as spring, hair
COTTON moss and 6rlsk Mattresses, Comforts, Spreads
and Blankets. TZ
Our work is all Warranted as representa-
re~s ro,r1sgv ara faithfully executed and re-
soIleifsa satisfactior guaranteed
Please call and satisfy yourselves. DO
ST. Louis, July 26. 1856. ylns-6m
Nebraska advertiser., 1856-10-25

tons Of those on board the Traveller,
and isnoW restored TO her usual health.
Mr.. G. Haley, it is feared, is among
the lost. he has been clerk Of The
Niagara ever since she has run. He
was uelIknoWn Ia this city and greatly
respected by all who knew him. His
son vas Sd clerk and was saved.
The I'd engineer, ship carpenter,
4 or 5 deck hands, and about II pas
sengers, escaped in one Of the quarter
boats, and landed safely north Of Port
Washington.
The steamer Dan Marble and three
other vessels picked up about 20 bodies.
The following is list Of the passen-
gers and crew who were saved and
brought to this city on the Traveller:
L PASSENGERS.
Harvey Ainsworth, Royalton, VT.
j. B. Curtis, Steuben, n. Z.
H. Dock, Washington, N. 7.
Vim. Hoag, Buffalo, n. Y.
John Hill, Collingswood, G. WI.
Fl. Chalmers and wife, Hamilton
New Brunswick.
S. Lock, Waterbury, vt.
III. Lock. !"
J. P. Kennedy, Minnesota.
i H. Kennedy, st. Lawrence, n. y
i Miss Julia Kennedy. g g
4 G. C. Westbrook, Green Bay, Wis.
j J. II. Allen, Concord, nj H.
+ j. Robinson, Knox, I'll.
i CREW.
4 Capt. F. S. Miller.
Gillies, 1st mate.
N. McKennan, Sd engineer.
!. w. G. Thorburn, waiter.
4 Daniel Osborn. /"
Andrew Snyder, fireman.
John Gordon, /"
Robert Gillespie, "
Angus Kerr, /"
/ Amos Odell, /"
! 1t is impossible at the present timv
to obtain a list of those who we're lost
or to Judge with any certainty Of th,
number. The trip sheet, containing
the names of the passengers, was lost
CHICAGO Times 26th.
Nebraska advertiser., 1856-10-25

Dlet, EDWARDSkc
52t Broadway. New +. \
Nebraska advertiser., 1856-10-25
Nebraska House.
r-on+ stress, near stsambOas Lending,
BRoWNVILLE. y. T.
4. BENEDICT,

a. :. BENEDECI,
NNorNCES to the puzzle fhat he has taken the
',s.e Hr,,se formerly kept by I. Edwards,
4 T-a,sn4-;IIe n. and now prepared 70 aeeomo-
49, sll who NAV favor hin with their patronage
,e~ a5ition has been bhilt to the house and adj
5Ito,s rrale of Furniture and Bedding, and al ar
SsInSrraents now arc such IS 70 render .bls douse
ebual to any in the Territery
'Brovuville. July 5, 1856. vI-n9n
Nebraska advertiser., 1856-10-25

LLmon-Hon. John Wood, Mayor
Of Quincy, has been nominated for
Lieut.. Governor Of Illinois in place Of
Francis Hoffman declined.
Nebraska advertiser., 1856-10-25
NEMAHA CITYFERRY

Across the Missouri River at Nemaha
City, mouth Of Little Nemaha river,
Nebraska Territory.
FTAEs Proprietor informs Emigranf, Travellers and
Il the rlver-erossing pnbe, that he has now in ep-
Grafton good large and substantial boats at the above
named point, and careful bOatmen TO eross persons
and teams from either side Of the river at All times
OF the day or night The landing is safe and easy.
and the Proprietor takes pleasure in calling upon
the public for patronage. This Is in direct route
to Big Blue, Fort kearney and that region, and is
the most practical point at which to cross the Mis-
souri, river It is nine miles from Rock Port. Mo.
and seven below Bnownville, n. 7, The best Of ae-
eOmmodations to be had on either side of the river
Nemaha City, Sept. 20, IS56.-3t j. C. ELLIS.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-12-20
LO(.IL ITEMS.

Inc ll0iiDAis AND ouK MERCHANTS.
The Ba''iuof Republican says:
" We'cb,iren r. u larger glswih' have
10 look 81 ihe coming hoiida,s 10 . pracii.
ca, ht.s mess po'ri .. Wv, a. he peaioi
wteh mon,y - 10 b. made I'D Luz, stocks
n good, disfo,ed ". W., 'Sr.fnre, can
ols reiierate or ai'-repeatrd "a, zee to IL
who have wares . .slr . advertise liher-
ails Hu Ire may pass tier store. II.
;heif dauy walks, and hardly .,lancs a. their
atraci,ye displ -, but i,, Of 'hsusard>
viii tcai thor advertisements il the news-
papers, aud 20 10 the places nhere they can
Obtain what they require. IT, children
vii read the announcements and tell their
parents 'ht. uch sad such hrs can BE-
bought 81 such aud such pla... 4 iverti.
~, 'h.n, - . thr ,rlic.men, what he
stocking Is 20 the ll',lr cnes. Hang out
your sIgns n the pap +, and sou viii b.
VISITED At Christmas BY q thous.n favors
you would not o herwis,. Iec,it- :
or the above our frieud~ WI ";lke due
notice, and govern 'heuselt, sccordinsly."
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-12-20

BRokE Tnsaran--Three o. four

BROKE THgouGH.-Threc or four
teams in a, tempting to cross he -, yes
terday, broke through, The ice getting too
rotten 70 bre their weight Tie most
un9uei fed reckiessnr . was rxtibiss b.
teafasiefs in crossing while The Zee ..s
heaying ard csAckitg ber-a'h Their feet.
One wagon With lead vi seal, wet
down. he driver barely succeeding n sev-
ing h's horses. A cay OF two more If such
weather aIil leave the river cies- ~ rss.
igaiIon.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-12-20
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