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Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1856-01-09
Raftsu,an s aonrnaI.
clearheld, Pa Wednesday, Jan. g, 1856,

NOTICE.-The undersigned having retired
In from the editorial chair of the .JoHr1sat re-
spectfulIy informs his friends and the public, that
he may &c found In his old Office, door east Of
the Journal ofnce, up stairs in ''Graham S Row."
where he will always be ready TO attend to their
legal business having determined to devote to his
profession his entire and exclusive attention
H BUCHER SW0OPE.
CiearfieJd jan g. 1856
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1856-01-09

THE Manifestations sold in Philadelphia on
Saturday last at from $3.50 to s8,s74, Wheat 81.
Rye 81 20, Corn 7Sl and Oats ~ cts
On the same day, in New York, Flour sold at
$3.50 to So
In Pittsburgh, Flour brought from 81 to So, as
per quality, Rye so cts, Wheat 81 so and Corn IS
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1856-01-09

DESTRUCTIVE FIRES "A fire occurred at Syra-
cuse, Il. Z, on the 9th, by which property to the
amount of $50, 900 in value was destroyed On
the 9Th another occurred in Middetown, Conn,
by which property of the value of 100000 was
consumed
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1856-01-09

DIFFICULTIES with the indians have recently oc-
CURED in the State of Florida. Lieut. u Il. Hart-
suff, two officers, and seven privates are supposed
to have been killed by party of 20 Indians, on the
10th ult. Much excitement prevails.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1856-01-09

The County Commissioners and Auditors
are in session this week adjusting the account
of the Treasurer and making the annual set
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1856-01-09

DEDIoArIoS.-The United Brethren church
in Tyrone City is to be dedicated on next Sab
BATH the 18th instant.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1856-01-09

fILLIBUsTERs.-The q. States Marshall arreste
nine persons at Cincinnati, on the 4th, charge
with violation of the neutrality laws.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1856-01-09

CoScREss.-We have news from Washington Ci-
ty to the 5th, on which day several ballots were
taken for Speaker without resulting in an cleo
ton. The last, or 9th, ballot stood banks 9s,
Richardson 72, Fuller 20, scattering 10.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1856-01-09
Total,

Total, 40 S22,o 800
This sum added to former subscriptions brings
up the total amount now subscribed to 2720
shares, amounting to Sl3G 900.
Now, if to this sum be added the number Of
shares required TO complete the subscriptions
for which Clearfeld and Philipsburg stand
pledgcd-the former for 1000 shares and the
latter FOR 400 sliarcs-we have as the total
amount now pledged or subscribed, the sum of
S143,500, or merely Sc, 500 less the amount
required by law to place our company in po-
sition to prosecute vigorously the great work
over which the managers will soon be called to
preside.
Now, Mr.. Editor, with such fair and bright
ening prospects, and with the full knowledge
that we now stand on the very threshold of or
ganization, l must be permitted to express the
earnest hope that the true friends of this i'm
portant measure viii not relax their efforts in
its behalf, but on the other hand will prove, by
increased excrtion, that they are fully equal to
the present emergency.
When we reflect that this road is destined
sooner or later to become the great avenue
along which must pass in rapid transit the pro-
ducts of an industrious and energetic people;
that it viii unlock and develope the immense
treasures, with which Nature has so bountiful-
II gifted your entire district; and when we
further reflect upon the paltry sum which now
alone impedes our progress, L sincerely trust,
Mr.. Editor, that a true and praiseworthy spirit
of enterprise may arouse every one to his du-
ty, and in few years realize to them the full
benefits and advantages, and I believe may
we'll add, the blessings of a Railroad connee-
tion with the ssrest of the world.''
Hoping you will continue to give this great
project your cordial aid and support, remain,
Ny dear sir,
Very truly, your ob't serv't,
JAMES L. MONTGOMERY.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1856-01-09

1t is said there is village in Michigan in
which church bell Is rung every day at II,
for the people to take quinine, as they have
the chills and fever all around.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1856-01-09

HuNG,-Frederick Miller, convicted of the mur-
der OF DR.. Hadel and Frederick Graft was hung
at Cumberland Maryland, on the 4th inst.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1856-01-09

To add to this, We have the following addition
al subscriptions made by a few of the friends
of the measure, at an informal gathering at
Bellefoute on Friday last-with the under
standing that the amounts are to be cancelled
only by like number of shares collected in
other quarters and by the persons represent
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1856-01-09
NO. %.
GOVERNORS MESSAGE

To Ire RoaOrat!e, TIE Senator's and Members Of
The House Of Representatives Of TIE General
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-10-07
Trustees Sale.

WHEREAS, nn the hfteenth day Of January. A
w ID 1876, Goodrich Hubbard ex.cu, ed unto Louis
Mackiot, a. Trustee certain deed of Trust, con
veylng TO said Trustee the land IA Scott county,
Iowa, described a. follows to-wIt: All ei the east
half OF the southeast quarter Of sccto No twenty
seven, en- In township No. eighty, (SD) north Of
range No. five" t5J east u the ith principal nerdi-
an Also the undi, Id~d hpf OF the half cf lhe
northeast quarter OF the northwest quarter of
tinn NJ thfriy-fonr. (a4) in township No eighty,
$50 north range No fNe (5) east OF dfth prime Ipa
meridian. containing ninety t9OJ arres Also. the
southeast quarter ~ III" northwest quaitr OF
sec' ION n" two, (2j in township No. seventy-nine
Is) north range No five, (5) eaet of ntth principal
meridtan, which said conveyance made b. tn
said Goodrich Hnbbitd, for thr purpose of securing
The payment of two certain prOm>sory notes and th
interest thereon, signed by the said Good ,h Hub
bard, dated the nit'cnth day Of January, A ID 1856
and orr payable a. fellows. One foI seventy-fv.
dollars payable in six months, and for the sum
Of SIX hundred and seNeuiv-ive dollar Iayahl in
twelve months from date, at the banking house ~
Macklot Corbin III Davenport, with interest at
The rate OF ten pr 4 Mt per sntum a, er du- And
now said hIst ntuned note Ia ing hecnmr due and
payable. and the said Goo rich Hubbard having fail
e'i To pay tlr sams, Louis A. Macklot, Trustee ns
aforesaid, 10 hereby this public notice that Nv
virtue OF the power which vested ty sai
dti OF Trust will. on day the fourteenth day
'fOc'oher. - 1856. a. the hour OF two O'Clock In
The AFTERNOON q" said dan at the Court House door In
IN" city ~ Davenport, expose and oG"r for sale at
public auction thu parcels II land above desc
much thereof as shan be sufficient satisfy ana
pay the amount " said note with the interest there
IN to the day uf sale together with all the casts and
expenses attending said sale, cast of this cr and
Trustees fees, Upon the competition of such sale a
u said Deed Of Trust conveying full and perfect I'll
tie TO the tract OF land sold TO the purchaser
Dated the 18th day of September, A 1856
LOUIS MACKLOT.
L.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-10-07

HANlNC pufeha -ef the light Of CTum APaui 5
llPatpDt Bread Machlne hlch Is ~ the at"stiai
mpst improved invention III the lus - th.trasl am
pf'ae'i tn OFF, 10 the pnblis aqnaiy bread wIhh
rurpsss"> heretofore manuf act ured IN this mar
ket The advantages secured bs IA. use OF thu pro-
tess of nisnnfactury are these.
The bread impte uniform III quality, and hands'in-
~ IN appearance. 1t Is much whittier and more even
II keeps much longer without becoming stale. and 10
many persons l. not obiecelnablc when awcrk old Il
cuts as Handsomely as the hnestrpund cake without
anv waste. the crust being tender as the hncst
French roll II goes farther and is readily nitro
ED INTO families who have never beforeused bakers
bread.
Families hotels and hUats can be supp i.d Oh the
most reasonable terms and the shortest notice.
d MOORE
Bakery "n Pront II between Perry aud Rock Island
savlSitD
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-10-07
NOTICE.,

TO William SiIpson. the AisaIsepti and M,-sonr,
Railroad Company. and oil others trtere.,sd Ia
the land bsr einafter describel.
VOU are hereby notined that Cy virtss u al or
dinance Of the City Council OF the city OF Da.
senport passed September 10th, 1855. entitled AN
Ordnance for tbs continuation And extension Of
Fourth street. IN the city Of Davenport, eastward
W." jury of ~ disns1rssted fresholders OF said
city. viii be ss11sseoel aAd sWotn at the Mayors
once In said city on the i1th day Of October is9o
TO esseoa aul a~ard the daaAGes and bsusn,s that
may accrue v the owners OF The lAad prepared &c b
taken for the continuation and extension cf sald
stresi. Tha follcvina description Of TIE tracts
OF land proposed to b taken Tor said purpose, q.
and extension mace BY the City Engineer, and on
als In the Mayors once, towit tract 80 feet vtAe
from ths present eastern erminAtion ef said Fourth
street, TO Rive or Front street. couannx A9-iOO q
an acre Of laai Of said william sinpson, And es-iep
u An acre Of land os san n = n 1AllrsAd Cen, &
NJ. o. n, xtfoHHlI
4aSsf clss 81 0evs4Dsst
QesNNev d StHA-SAaa1 F7
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-10-07

~ q. COTES,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
DEALHRIN
GREEN AND DRIED FRUITS.
Constantly on hArA Oranges. ilAmona. Green ana
Drtd Apples. Nuts &c &c, At Chicskc aud d. Louis
prices
Dfady st.Assx DrUnt- nAst side
Davenport. Jaly 9e-dsvW t
0IA-t.inseed, Lard and Taanert Oh Oaasn.
~ Pifsh, NaStcf r$rs. cemSoi, ualri 0lsss, pa
t.ls - -
Pi<ttsi
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-10-07
Trustees Sale.

NTuEREAS. On the ninth day OF February ID
w 1856, Robert Hop and Jane Hop exec ut d uB :
T. iouis A. Marklot as Trustee. certain deed II
Trust cunv' ying D. sad Trusie, the land IN Scott
county, Iowa, drscI ID d as flews. tow, The
east quarter vi tn northeast quarter OF ction No
seventeen, ti7) IN township No sevcnty-eight t-s1
north OF range No four, ~ -ai - thr uh IrincI
meridian, containing ioitf i- which
sara Conveyance was mai. by the ssi Robert I'op-
for IN ptirposr II cuTlug the Iaininht ~
tain pf"mIss"ry hole, aii thr irt're-i ih ~ifn
81 BY sad Hop sDd psyab- T. oid OF Austin
bin, and endorsed hy him tu FiN1ti A Ch0at"aa
dated the ninth DAY II Frtruarv u 1886 and .lit
IN six months from the date thereof with interest
th" rate o. t"n pr cent after du. AuI now aid
note having beuoine due and payabir and the said
Robert Hope HAVING failed 10 pay the SAM Loui>
A Aaek.ot, Trustee aioresdid, DO hereby gi1- th.
public notcs that by virnr OF the power which Is III
me vested bt aid deed of Trust, | viii, On Monday
thr roth dav OF october. A D. 1886, at the hour %
Two oclsk IN the afternoon of said day at the Court
House door Ia the city of Davenport expose and Of
fer for sae, Al pnbc auction, the parcel land above
described lluch thereof a. shall b. sufficient
To satisfy aud pay the amount said nute with tn.
interest thereon D. thr day OF sale together with
the COSTS AMI expenses attenng SAID sale. OF
this motto" sid Trustse's fees Upon the c.mp.ti,n
81 such safe deed will b. gvca Ia accordance th
III" stipulation uf said Deed of Trust conveying a
full and perfect It'll" tn th land sold III.
purchaser.
Dated the Path day Of September, A D. 1886
LOUIS \. NACKLOT
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-10-07

.tELaH: C"lircnun of Psalm and lynn Tupes
kOlntruits, Anthems, Motetts Chorus,s Ac. adapt
ed to the OF Glasses Private Circle. and shin
pIng Assemblies By Thomas HastinsS 1852 pasr,
Price per dosen y; single copies mailed post paid
for examination to any address receipt Of rs ca,
Many hew and choice tunes never before pub
lishcd appear in this work. and it Is acknowledge 10
b. tha best collection u music prepared by this
eminent author,
Aso-The Sabbath Bell. by Geo Root. Per dos
-: single copies IS cts
augstf DB COOKEACo
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-10-07

NOTICE 70 ADvERTISERS.

No contracts for yearly advertisers will b" di.con
tinued without previous notice to rs.
Iarg- cuts charged double the same dimensions of
type
Displayed ADVERTISEMENTS one halt more than
usual rates.
Yearly advertising contracts viii be understood h.
apply strictly I, the immediate business i the adver
tl.er and al other advertisement. sent ia ~ th" sd
,crtiser will be charged extra
Advertisements not accompanied with Instructions
viii he inserted un forbid, and charged accordingly
Notices for religious aud benevolent purposes In
serted fme free of cost, thereafter ehsreed ~
ether advert, t,seluepts
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-10-07
Trustees Sale.

NTHEREAs on the first day Of March, A D 1854
w Henry Nuns, and Sks Nuns, his wife exc
cuted unto W lan Doolaa a. Trustee. a certain
deed Of trust conveying 10 said Trustee the ani in
Scott county. Iowa. described A. follows ta-wt The
no th,west quarter ofhe southeast quar- or OF sec
ion No two. (2) in township No seventy eight (7s)
north OF range No three (3 east Of the iifth prime.
pie me ldian which said conveyance was made BY
the said Henry Muhs and wife for the purpose a.
securing tha payment Of q certain proniissory note
Auhs, dated the hrst day Of March, A D 1884, and
lars. pay able 70 years after date, at the once Of
Cook i Sargent IN the city Of Davenport, with intsr
est at tbs rate OF ten per cent per annur payable
ing become due and payable and the said Henry
xuhs having failed 1 pay ,hs came. William
Doolan, Trustee ss Aforesaid, do hereby give this
public notice. that BY virtue u the power which 10
In me vested BY said deed Of Truss, vii, on We'd
nssday, the twsnty-sscond deg Of October A D Ix6,
At the hour OF Two occsk ia tns noon OF said
port expose and cer FOR sale ~ public sueton the
parcel Of land above dscribsd or 80 much thereof -
shall Be sutacisnt TO satisfy and pap the amount Of
said nots With the interest thereon % thrday Of sale
tossthsr with oil The costs and expenses aitendng
said sale, costs Of this notice and Trustees fees -
Upon the c,Gpstinn Of such sale deed will be aiv
of Trust, conveyna q full and rerfect title to the
tract Of land sold to the purchaser
Dated the ist day o. October 2 1855
wN po0LAN
ecti -dtS9d Trustee.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-10-07
Dv .fNfhOStfN.
Ia WS o. T1BE UNITED STATEA
Public S5.l

AN ACT 10 ax The .radua, ian ,..,i,.i. L., .na. i,
the Greensburs district, in III. State u Louisiana
Re Sna>,ed D., a. Sex,,. .,s u,. ., o.
esfafi,es ~ ~. i..,,d y,o,. n, a,.,ro' ~ - -
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b,rg sn,i.-, , .I A., 49,. So. :, , ~
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creed ~ sh.u b. - -, ~, d.,cs -, ,.h,,t
he i,,,,. !" - " " .p'"' ~ ~, 4, j.,
nrst or n,,s,,''"e,', ""e s'D, ~ :" p't.".
Apn,o,, 80, :. ,sss
" "'p"'i 10 'o
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v ~"
be q ".dUed Jy III, SENATE dnd House " Hprf-
sr'.fdffees of the Enifed Mates OF imSs'ta an '"'
g'ess assembled, That the compn-at~n "f 'aeh ,ei-
alof. rpfes tatIyr aud d.lagatc IN toRFr's NAL
- nA thousand d. ilatS tot each 'ohktrss, anu w"
age as provided by Law for two sessions any Il"
DE- yatd Ia manner following, to-wt On IN nrht idy
OF zach regular srsshn each senator. f'pfeNenis's'
aid delegate shall receive his mirage fo' oh' ess"n
ad on ,he nrst day If zach month thrfeai'ef duihe
such ees.n'n conp"nsst'n AZ the rate tht'' li''".
sand dollars per annum during the '"h'"t'ho, ~
snth essioi, and at the end VI such seNsh he 'ha
". Ia. r., ldnr of his salary due to him a. such
time at the rate AFORESAID stiil unpaid anu a. 'he o
ginning OF the nd regular >essrh OF tn Cohsress
each senator. representative aud d"lIaie sh'ii r.
oese his mii~sg Tor such s. "nd session itu hi'nths
during such session e"npehsatioh AT ,he ia ., '''
thousand dollars per annum tii The fouith 4" Aaich
terminating The t"nsie' ana on ''ia uas =" ~.
ht1r, teptes'ltatiN. and DEL gat' shali y. eh ie"
receive any balance OF the six thousahu 1,h'iN NOV
heretofore pald Ia III" NHh monthly inS'anti's a.
above directed
SL'. Anu be u IArth' ehac'e' ,n'' u"
ii t ~ ID. Scnat' pro Inport when Their shali DE-
IA" We Pr 'sifrnt or ia" We" frsh' nj shaii has
b c"ni' President "f thr tmtrd Sia'"s shnh f.'eV'
Tue compensation pf"Nrhhhy Jaw '"f 'h' ~ T''sf-
nl' AMI Ia" speaker OF The ii'u'" 81 kepieSehta-
Nv shhn re ave u"',o' 'ne caip hs' y" aNe ~"
yidei fr pay abb at the Tunes and
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-10-07
REAL ESTATE AGENCIES.


REAL EHTATE AlNENH1lNN
An s1C1 i - IW1VVuIOs
URFR Da.S = go, . ~, -,
ssssvS -
M a ~ IN ~ VnN
Office in Atchi .ou'. Rlo,L N,,..a $50.
hetwcem M,in msA mrnJ,
T;.h..u.x
| iHuUVI 11duu.
| man p,,, nn,rI; ,,r,,, 4 Az ,, .,. - mn.
l s.a,.nnaa,
40 avr.s Mighty mIao,+.i raru,; p,,,.. ,r,,, nav
pp.l; ,,.l arr, !. H. ,,iti, ,,.,, 80, -, , -,
hAu,fnl f,,u, ~ ,tL.- mn, p,.,t,., ,sa
huuse a ,hi. .ac
/
bile .ie.
Fence ri0 aerrs IA a high stat. ~ cn,ttv,,,,n ,aa
acres t,uls.r iatr, or.ta, tv, ,,. a ,.s,, ~, -,
iarrr house xt,l ! r,no,~. s,.h,. an,hn,a,,,, '
d mites from payrupo,t- -Ao .e,.s m ,oitiva,,on
go.i house stabe. ,te
acres lu sui, ivtio 10 acre, ,imbrr ~ acres nr,t
ne house stable rtc p'"'-
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-10-07
A CARD.

VAkUs
CNURTIS CHADWICK, Brady street. east side
~ between Frost and Second Commission Mer-
chants, Importers and Dealers in American, English
and German Hardware, Cutlery Guns Pistols, Gun
Material, Sporting Apparatus Metals, Paints, OILS,
Glass, &c, &c, beg leave to inform the citizens Of
Davenport and the adjoining towns, that they will
ON or about the 2oth INST open for inspection and
sale of the largest AMI best assorted stocks Of
Shelf and Heavy Hardware ever brought to a west
ern market. We shall make II our aim to be- con-
stantiy supplied with full assortment OF every ar
,icie in our line for which there is any demand. En-
joying the best facilities for purchasing. having bu
siness connections In New York and other Eastern
markets, and buyin direct from the man ufacurers
for cash. enabled 20 offer goods prices which
defy all competition. We desire to call the attention
u Country Merchants and Dealers to our stock and
prices, feeling confident that comparison with Chi
cago and st. Louis purchases will result iu our fa
We are determined to make II for the nteres of
all to fovor with their pat ronage W. shall ofer
unusual Inducements to cash and prompt short time
buyers. l.. W. CURTIS.
J b CHADWICK
Davenport, Iowa, sept. 20, ls58-'itf
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-10-07
WHITAKER / GRANT,
.1TTORN.EY.S 1T k.1W.
AND
ISA11d Accents.
Hs ve removed their once 70 No Main Htrest

VxYHlf1AxER b GRANT have . complete ALB
w stIaei Of all h. lend t.tles Ia this county They
ars prepared 10 shsw tlo condition OF any tlte on
the Box. ia ave ninute- octI5-6Aiawtf
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-10-07
BOOKS AND STATIONERY.

Twin-City Bsek Store
AND NE w s. DEP n
2nd street opposite he Claire J. .sse.
DAgklrORT, IOWA
BOOKS! STATIONERY!
I Magazines {! Newspapers &C.,
CONSTANTLY on hand, and daily receiving adii-
Ot,ans thereto so assortment u n-sriy III sinds
Boks, Stationery,
Map,. Liih'graph,.
Port Monies ,;oli aud Steel Prs.,
n iosether with sr's varsi, Of Articles usually
kept al B,os Store.
Publishers Asvnt--fa sale of al the Popular New
Books. Maglzines aud Nswspspers. Subscriptions
for the same
Nsw York h ,ston CiucinaRti And Chicago Dalies
renewed every evening =. u. STARR
.V3srs! .eescs!!
We receive regularly the following Magazines aud
Newspapers
Harper, Cooley,
Graham, Putnam,
Prt-t..H Biackwood.
Kniek~rb. .ck-i, bsiou,
Household Words way.riy Migaalnn, inventor Yam
Ike Motions Lesirs Journal L.siir's Gsyrtte
Of Fashions. Com Chsttrs Rsiip,y Guide = Nm
thies
New York Herald, Daily and weekly,
Tribune. 9
Times,
: mi wcekry Tribune
Campaign
Boston Daily Ira, eer
Cincinnati Daily Gazette
" Commercial
Chicago Tribsne,
Times,
Democractic Press
st i~,ni- Tgi-Weckly Missouri Republican
Cincinnati Weekly Commercial
Bailou's Pictorial,
verly Magazine
FLAG ofour Union
True Flag,
Uncle Sam, American Uul.n
br7lles P.slotial PILOT II RtStun
Scientinc American,
i.ifr Illustrated,
picayune,
Brother JOhnaihan, Clipper Police GaXeiiv Spiit ~
the rim's, Home Journal, Ledger Sunday Dispatch,
Spiritual telegraph, lrish American Citizen
and Thompson Bank Note Reporter
New York.
bcii> Life ,(si1rtu9) Illustrated London News Lon
d'n Punch and Weekly Tim.s London for sale al
our counter, subscriptions received
fune.l -s,no s II. STARB
Fad II op Ii Clare House,
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-10-07

LEATHER . A@Nsetss-V x40rSsSOUvs.
every offered IL the West Camprisins ~ Eartoi
Sole and Harness LSAthsr
both Oax ana HepalaeS
Collar Leather.
Hrsneh. Amesos aid psisni Cat As.1s,
Kips And Cppss Leather.
OF every Qasliiy.
Lnings. RoAn., Moryoaeo, Bi..;luss Paleat aud
Plain Sxlrting Dash end Ensmel,sd Leather, Lasts,
Findings, &c, &C.
Saddlsry Hardware, Japanaed, Rzass, AMI SILVER
Plated from the best manufacturers Seif-adjust.
ing, 0ie, and Pad Nees; Roller, Horse Shoe, and
Spring Tonsued Buckles and In short every article
the harness mkker, or Saidlcr can wish
Carriage and Grocers bows, top Props. Stun
Joints, Coach Laces, Bands, Enameiled Cloths, &c
Wagon Hubs, Spikes, Bent Pellocs, Carriage Sha Z
carriage Bolts Wagon Springs and Axles Hor
collars, Horse Blankets, Fly Nets, Belt Leather, n
chine stretched and Rubber Betting Belt Rivcts 4
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