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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-07-31
u Failure.

A gentleman of Utica has just re
turned from Chicago, and votes the
West failure. The failure is not
caused by want, rags, and Jes,i,ntion,
but by too mach plenty. He visited
the principle cities and villages, and
settlements through Wisconsin, Iowa,
Illinois, Indiana and Ohio. He con-
versed very extensively with the mer-
chants, entering almost every store
and place OF business, his object being
to secure suitable location for the es-
Enlistment Of branch dry goods
store. The result Of all this inquiry is
that the West is hunbug, and that
Iowa is played OUT He saw first
quality corn selling for fifteen cents a
bushcl, and farms which sold last year
for thirty dolara an acre are selling this
year for fifteen dollars. lie puts all
these facts and figures together. and
comes to the conclusion that the West
is no place for eastern men 10 put up
in. That famine should render coun-
Try undesirable, we can understand,
but that an over supply Of brcadstuiis
should produce this effect is some
thing that we cannot wool. The very
arguments which our Utica friend
makes Use OF to deter people from 90
ing West, are the very ones which ",
should resort to to persuade them t,
20 ahead. Lots of corn and low priced
land are the greatest boons that could
be conferred on the hard-workcd and
poorly paid operatives of Eastern cit
les. With corn at fifteen cents bush
81, and the best ofland at our owl, price
a man with five hundred dollars in hi.
pocket becomes AS independent in low;
as man with an annual salary would
be in New York. The Utica gentle
man should overhaul his philosophy
When he does so he will discover tina
he is going things blind. His lctteI
will produce effects the very opposite o
those Anticipated Albany knickcr
booker.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-07-31

The BosroN GHRMANs.-The Boston
black republican papers have been quite
.iubilant over a claimed adhesion of the
Germans of that city to Fremont. How
the story got nRoat is told by the Bos-
ton Pilot ton the 23d ult., the Ger
man Turner's had picnic to the num-
Der OF three thousand. IA they were
enjoying themselves. a red faced corpu-
lent man got up and began to make a
Fremont speech, when nimble fellow
got behind him, and with a sharp ipstru-
ment cut off the tails of his coat, and
that portion Of his pantaloons which
presented the broadcast surface, when
the laughter of the audience and the dis.
eovery Of the accident indicate ] to the
orator that he was not wanted in that
crowd" Prep. Journal.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-07-31

An Heroic Wire An ExciTrSG INcI-
DENT AT THE BURNING OF TIE "NoKrnERS
lNDrANA."-A passenger on board the
Inflated steamer 'sNorthern Indiana"
gives the Syracuse " Journal, an
account OF the narrow escape Of Cicero
Fowler and wife, of that county, who
were also on board when she took fire.
There was but one life preserver for
Mrs. +. and her husband; he insisted
imperatively that she should ut it on !;
she promptly refused saying she twas in
more than hcr'sn The prcserver had no
strap, Mrs +. tore the hem from her
dress, and fastened it to her husband
whom she continued to encourage, say
ing she could bold on to him, and if the
prcservcr could not sustain them both,
she would be the one to let 60 and leave
him to save himself.
The Are was getting hotter and hotter.
The water was thick with human forms
struggling for life; she tore her bonnet,
already 90 FIRE, from her head, and hand
10 hand with one she loved better than
herself, took the dangerous leap. As
they arose from the water Mr.. Fowler
assisted his wife in procuring a good
hold OF him on or about the shoulders.
She wiped the water from his mouth and
eyes, and encouraged him to retain his
hope Of being saved. lie continued to
struggle with the waves. Half an hour
elapsed and there were no signs of as
sistancc. His strengrh was rapidly fail
ing bis wife obs rving it tried to cheer
him. lie said he could not stand it any
longer; it seemed as though he must
give up. At that moment she beard a
steamer coming rapidly thro' the water.
She says: "My dear husband, few
moments more and We are safe. Don't
you hear boat coming 2" lie said he
did and Immediately revived, made all
the effort in his power, and struggled
for himself and heroic wife until the
mississippi" came up and took them,
with scores Of others, on her commodi-
oas decks.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-07-31

Know NorH,NG,sM AND BLACK REprB
LicANi>A IN INDIA>A.-lt will be seen by
a notice in to days Ledger that the
Fillmore and Fremont meeting. called
Tor this Saturday evening have been
merged into one, and will convene at the
lower market house. 1t was feared, we
believe, that if the rival meetings were
held in such close proximity, there might
be some disturbance. In this city and
county the Fillmore branch Of the party
have very large prepondcrence. In.
deed, IT vote were taken to- day, we do
not believe Fremont would get hundred
votes In the county.-New Albany Led
ger.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-07-31

TIE following clause in tho 23J acc.
Noe Of Tie orgsnio Law Of congress ca.
SeelisAisg the territories Of Kansas and
usesacses oostaios the whole Of what
sssse 10 10 this Law relating to slavery:
Ihat the constitution and all laws
q The United States which are not To-
SsIIy issppliesbls shall have the same
seses aod eject within The Uoited States.
esesps Tie eighth section OF the act pre.
peseeoey 20 the admission Of Missouri
Scee the Uaion. approved March s;xth.
etehsess huadeed and twenty. wh;ch ha'
eee ,eeess'sseos with the priucirl 10 Of
seo-ioeervsotion By congress with slave
y % ~ ssatss and territories, a. recop.
sissd By Ne legislation OF eighteen
hsadse1 ed 6lsy, commonly called the
eeopeeatse 0eassres. is hereby declar.
- eeopesasivs aud void; it being the
Ne tecees sNd Meaning Of THE net not
20 Ie6ssises slavery into any territory or
eeeees ees 70 exclude il therefrom. but
~ jesve The people thereof perfec,lv
Seee y torn and regulate their dome,.
dc iasoisstisos h their "a vav. m; Ar.
ealy to ~ eooetitution Of The United
seeess. Provided that ootbiue herein
eeesatesd shall b Construed to revive
= PIT u eosee any Law or regulation
oos:A nay hsvs existed prior to the q. (
q ~ase . March. eighteen hundred and
eweoey, eitsss protecting, establishing,
oseessstias. ~ sbolishing slavery"
H. stjess Of this elsuse 10 not to
epoeetco aasssy 10 any way, but to leave
80 oDe3est, d to the aotual set,lers Of
2sesee. pseeisely ~ ;s has been left A.
- - pespls d Massachusetts,, and Of
ososy 6seee s1ate, since tho adoption Of
- ooaeleeoetea. Add il 10 . piece Of
~ - ooee0ees falseheod to repre.
Il A. 1eo.sete esssy - pledged 70
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-07-31
ENGLISH sY MPATalY.

IHeTc HAS ever Dcch u party III the
the United States, with whom the ar
istocratical hatcrs Of republican gov
eminent in England have been in close
alliance. Not National election oc-
ours which does not feel the influence
Of the gold which they transfer to their
American allies and not war has
ever taken place which has not been
denounced, obstructed, and embarrass-
cd by the factious opposition which
this anti-Amcrican party presented
That party has denounced democracy
and the Democratic Party; and advo-
Gated measures which tend to the con-
solidation ofthe power of the general
government, at the expense Of State
Sovereignty. Popular sovereignty and
State Rights they have always bitterly
opposed and condemned, simply be-
cause they secured the political equal
ity Of rich and poor, high and low, and
denied to Congress any other than cx-
Pressly delegated powers. Englishmen
sheer at the doctrine Of self-govern-
ment so do their friends and SYM
pathizcrs in the United States. En-
glishmen condemn the extension Of
territory, and SO do they. Englishmen
dcnouncc the Mexican war, and so
do they. Englishmcn construe our
treaties so that American rights are
destroyed in Central America, and SO
do they. They have taken their cue
from the London press, and yllfy and
abuse our present administration be-
cause it firmly maintains the honor
and dignity Of the nation. They have
ever advocated property qualifications
in exercising ,he elective franchise in
Rhode Island, Massachusetts,, and 9TH
or states 4: and sought to create two
classes in imitation of their English
models. This is the party now orpo-
sing JAMES RrcnASAS and in favor of
Fremont for the Prcsidcnc;;.
The London News, of July 10th,
raises the name of John Charles Ere
mont for the presidency of the United
States, and aflirms that British interests
require his election The Paws, a
newspaper published in Paris, does the
same thing. So we have our most
bitter national enemies, over the water
clcctioneering for the black RcpuLli-
can candidate. What are the motives
which stimulate this choice! Our
democratic institutions, and the per-
manent security which the Union
guarantees to them, are offensive to
the high born tyrants and aristocrats
OF Europe, and as they are shrcwd
enough to forcscc that the election Of
Fremont would prove fatal to the In
ION, and destructive of our liberties.
they will write most cordially in his
support, and will by the press, and
indirectly with their gold, labor for
that fearful result-the overthrow Of
our dangerous power, and example of
a people governed without kings or
lords. The English IRE exceedingly
jolly at the prospect Of civil war in
this country which would break up the
Union. But there is latent power in
the American masses which will save
us the horrors Of such a catastrophe
Black Republicans may plot and coun-
sci with foreign foes, but they will be
and the Democracy contin-
ne to man the good ship of state with
faithful and competent officers, who
will gnide the good vessel through
storms and breakers without fear Of
lauger.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-07-31

"A CHANCE FoR THE FUsioNIsrs. Cant
WIN. ). Moss au'ht rizes rs 10 say that he
VIII bet len THOUSAND DOLLARS.in
suns 10 SUIT apple nts, That James Puchan-
an Ill be the next President OF the lifted
o,a'es, provided his life is spared.-P.oria
News.
Mr.. WIN. NJ. Durwell, late editor of III.
Was!In5 ton Organ, has resigned his seat in
The Vrsi "a Legislature, because he can
no longer act win the know nothing par.
" against the election Of Buchanan and
Brfc kenri'ge. His published letter Of res
in ton is able and interesting.
A letter from Ashland, Grecnup county.
Ky, TO the Boston Post, says:
"FTom the moment the news or the Gin
cinnaii non. ihat.on was received here-em-
bracing our friend Breck. mid .e-know
hothngism began 10 wane, and now nearly
every one admits that 'old Kentuck, vii
gave the den ocrat.c iicxet from tens 10 ff-
tee. Thousand majority"
Inc New York correspondent Of the Dai
" Pennsylvania writes to that paper on
The 9TH inst, as follows:
The Church Journal usually considered
OF tins (Epi>oopaD diocese. has broken
ground to day, in manly article against
politics IN he pulpit, and especially against
Me Abolition politics recently preached IN
the church Of ih- Epiphany. in you CITY,
by the Rev d. A. Tying. Revered gentle
men, 1t they desire TO eIectioneer for Ere.
mont and Abolition, are a. liberty 10 do 50
the editor say, bn' they are not at liberty.
especially within the Episcopal communion
to make inflamm tory haran,urs, in full
canonica's, on Sundays, nor Change con-
secrafed church into a "Repubican head
quarters" Epscopaliaus, it is broadly
i'lnted, are not Niger worshipprr,, but wor-
shippers of something more becoming the
Chr stain.
The particular significance Of these senti-
meats. from such a high quarter, consists in
'll- fact that the Provisional Pishop here is
The brother Of The Bishop of PENNSYLVANIA,
II me brothers are OF The saEe views in
such matters. the editorial blast il the Jour
nal may be considered shot At the Riy.
Mr.. lyng, indlrec'ly from head Quarters
50 AZ least u i cnnStrpe h",a
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-07-31

The Harrisburg Uuion says that
some thirty or forty Germans Of Ale
ghany City, who had been IN ised by the
rpecious pretentions Of Black "Republi-
caDism," and felt half enclined to sun.
port Fremont, after Attending the late
Fremont and Johnston meeting and hear.
ing Gov Fotd's speech, went home de.
cl"s:"S themselves out and out fol. James
buchanan.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-07-31
Eleven most DeSlraDir bul.u,ng
Lots,
To Lease for Fifteen Years.

THE South fractional hair az block * rsaver,x
= hvel corner % II Claire ard Front streets. sub-
divided Into eleven lots suitable for commodions
stores and Commission Houses, is offered to least
tf tne at'ove named term. Convenient Steamboat
anding with proximity 70 The Railroad depot. 80,
r ruhs ~ desirable f0g business purroee. n
y eM Vm b, HILDRETH, East 6svennovt =
SDAvIsou 1C1e. psvsspss. 0sio1e0
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-07-31
Trustees Sale,

MHEREAS. on tn 18th day 81 juno, A D. 1854,
" Samu v. Atwood executed unto Thomas &.
hads nine certain pFomissry notes, Zach for the sum
OF 1--we Hrnfr Dollars psysb.e in o,,e, two, thr
lou ve, six. seven, eight and years respective
" after thar date and also o,hr nnfe nf the
dat" for tn sim Fty-ihr.e aud g. 100 Dollars
PAYABLE ten years tbercaf er. And, WHEREAS, in
oGeF 10 secure the payment 81 said noies, thu >aii
Atwood did on ID said nth day - June. 1851
convey in trust 10 David s. True, Truse, by writ
ten inst unent duly eS"sutsd aud recorded the I'll.
lowing described real Estate situated in Scott Coun-
fy in the State II wa to wit
All ihs, part 81 thu vacated Town ~ Parkhnrss
fnaw ~ Caire) which Is h,undad as fIlow. viz -
BEGINNING on the wesi I'D. IFS cund Il eet n 4 pIpt
IN HE middle Il Block ten 90 and running west
through the middle II said Block, ard through III.
middle ~ Block - and ~ and across twenty n e.
all y "a TAR A. said t"w vacat q; thence porth
50 n as said tnwn eli; thence eat n Far
a said town was yacair d, thence suuth s,onc tho
west side ~ crni sire 10 III. place II beginning
Also the lowing lpts OF land siiuated in The said
,o.n 81 "a shlrs, t,"w " Cairo - wit: Its 1,
:, 5, and 6 IN Block Also Lots T. s. H. I5 "a
anu ~ IN Biotk , Also Lots 8 and in Rick 2
Ana WHEREAS. on ~ the aforesaid ties Ito Wit. The
hoie 9" S'sOO, wLich was ade payable tw years af-
,tr IT. da'e ana which came due IN Isth day of
!nnc A 1906 u nov dn and unpaid
Wv therefore roiice Is harety given that l. the
uharrsgnei avid $. True. TRUSTEE aforesaid, IN
pursuance Of the provisions Of said de d Of trust
wii on the 25th day OF August, 1854, before the
Conit House door, in the city 0f Davenport In the
County Aforesaid u the hour Of two ofciock In the
afternoon Of said day, sell ss pubic auqn To the
or - much thereof - shall be nsces<ary sssiSy
ebe amount thin due, On said last aoyve 6-ntiosed
note With cssts and exp-nsrs 81 msking sucA saIe
Dated q Dsvsnpsst ne oosh Asy - js5 D i060. |
DAVID . 11UD,
fsUssa - aeDSssei1. !
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-07-31

N.w Day Gonps Hou.E.-Tbe new
wholesale Dry Goods Establishment. Of
Henry II, Smith, at Davenport, is said 10
he one IT the largest and best estabI;sh-
merits N the West. He has q verv fine
stock OF Carpets, end Yankee Motions. Can
and eea ne nonss Tor yoarsele. -RspubIi-
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-07-31

ALkc SseCEsrERgp.-A deliSAse oase
hes just been decided in New Osle.es.
A lady Md ordered aoj received 20 81
,Gcisl leg from the maDufaosures ior
$3.50, and af,eTwarl declined paying for
the came. The maker had wFit i.sued !,
recurring the sheriff 20 take the leg in
his possession. Tint gentleman gave
his deputy the disagrecable job, and the
latter funotionary. after some trouble,
obtained the litiga,e limb, and 10 now in
the She-iEs Office in New Orleans.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-07-31

A ColxCIDEscE.-T Tie black rcrubli-
can papers consider it oHinous Of some
thing remarkat IL that Fremont was nom
mated or the anniversary Of the battle
Of Waterloo, and 40 do we. As We IN
derstand history. (.ays one Of our ex-
changes. ali Of Bonaparte's suhsequen,
misfortunes turned upon the failure OF
that day, just Is Monsieur Fremont's
wiIl
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-07-31

CvMr Grvly proposes to publish a
biography Of Col frem ont at two cent.
per copy. That is very small sum, bu,
then il is TO be remembered that il is to
contain the history OF very sna II man.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-07-31
DiS0OlutiOM.

TINE Cvpsrln srshiD herstoiors sxtstine betv--n
= the subsc rteers under The arm - nooOup 4 a.
1gv, - Dissolved - ths 24sh inst The unsettlcd
srcounts 81 - late ns0, Viii b. hQutdatrd b. D g.
Brccksvwho vin coastnos The kssseess q The Old
stand. = DROOHS
july " ISoS-SiW l. BAlLkY.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-07-31

The New York Express promises to
produce documentary evidence ,h,,
John {. Fremont has changed his relir-
gion from Catholic u Protestant ..w IN.
IN one hundrei DAYS" The Turncnat
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-07-31
GROCERIES! GROCERIES !! !!

Now receiving at Enicke-bocker 4 Browns
1Sia'g and y II selected stock Of choice Groceries
% bills Cru hid Sugar;
% . Powder 4 T.
% Clarrh dCcrec Sugar;
70 S'ewsrts Golden Syrup;
ID bags rrini. Riv CA e.
- " tAd Gyv-rnnen' Java Moe;
~ Gases RnGiis breakfast Teas nicng, Moot Filming
Penguin, Young Tyson, GunIowder,
ard ImpcIirl.
50 box~s Chemical Erasive Emobient Sap;
100 drums hn~ Pigs.
80 Ibis Asst Nuts;
KNICKERBOCKER L BROWN
jySn Front 81. op Parry Landing;
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-07-31

Cy Phree Plight, PhilIibu.tering,
Phree Territory, Land Grsbs,) Phre.
mont and Phizzle. There's the six Pa
for you.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-07-31
DWELLING House.

w ANTED-to Rent, a Yelling hotIs,. containing
~ from Q % s rooms. Apply al the STATE DEM
DcnAT OFFICE.
July ~ '56-tf
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-07-31
OR NEXT PRESIDENT!
Notice.

A LL persons knowing themselves ind btsd To the
AAsupScriher are very politely, but earnestly re.
gu sted To call and settle up Immediately as All ac-
Gum. 20. seitl ~ the 2sih o. August will he. put
JOHN JORDAN
Davenport, July 25th-3w
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-07-31

G>FRAUD.-We wouid call attention ~ Inc
W. public against fraud daily practiced u,s,n
tn unsusp citing in the article Of DIR. J. HosTrT
TIERS celebrated Stomach Bifters. Since those
bitiers have become 20 popular others having been
making preparations 70 initiate H. aud IN sone sassa
nave purcnassd old bottles and re-fed them. We
.ouid avse AL persons to buy Of none but veepccta
nc cap, ane the name on t. - @~'
1or sele ~ nas&ley, Ihnmpeon 6 d. Aae.te.
Soosr a eecvad cd persy 0astese,
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-07-31

4 NRuSHED, COFFEE. POWDERED AND RE-
~ FINED CRUSHED SUGARS alag invoice iust
reo'iv'h ana Tor sal low by RYAN < MrcARN
no; o burrows New Block, y ont 81 and l. wee
July 2S.-dtf
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-07-31
WANTED.

A GIRL N do general h, usew,rk To such an one
IA god wages and p.ir1atent empl,ym. nj viii n,
gwen. Enquire at this ofiice.
july 2S.-d,f
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-07-31
200 BAGS COFFEE.

TCSr received and for salety
RYAN h McCARN
No Burrows New Block, Front st. & Levec
July 2S, 1S56.--d;f
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-07-31
SPECIAL NOTICES

Under this head limited numb u >pe ia notice.
Win inserted at ten cents per line each
or MY cents per week.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-09-23

ArOTrCr TO CARPET DFALFRs.-wANTFD TO BUY,
IN about $500 worth Of and curiape for whc good
nnrcumbered Brooklyn lot will be gwen located 10 The pes
yyL address. ri ~ HeTNa9efe, W. nv as,a
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-09-23
OCULIyrs AND AUREJrs.

IMPROVE your EYES BY n WISE, 0PTICrAN. NO
| 81 broadway up stairs NJ. WISE respectfully INFORM
ne pubc he sl continues his business ia The aarne
bui ny occupied by bin for The last twelve yesss but has
naval no reduce his expenses and viii be enabled
there y bis articles twenty per cent cheap than any 70
fie line business Persons in eyes be supplied
win glasses which will greatly benefit and Dot stran the
sght Particular attention paid 70 the style 81 per
secve proupd glass Of the flint which brt ugh tie
high polish and ground produces he pnres, vision and
~ been highly recommended the best IN effect
ne eve for preserving aud he sehi continued
writing and reading short sFstd persons, sal tcse opera
"a xrou for cat also he suited lie inserts
vssss 81 superior quality IN old frames and sol cts tho
ronare Of all In want q bis articles lie warrants al y
es urcha.ed ~ linn suit the sight years. change
he glasses without extra charge.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-09-23

sARpf.T1Nos AND UPHOLSTERY.
IURPETs CURTAIN MATERIALS,
\ pch furniture coverings.
Family linens, blankets &c, Re,
md all other Goods sul able for housekeeping
A. T. STEWART n CO,
Broadway. Chambers aud Reade streets.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-09-23

CARPETS, -
" vnonssAIs Asp psyssL
DOUGHTY \ Bro,
Hl Broadway, opposite ths Pavf.
We ere constantly receiving from Earcpe and te aucos
sses All v<ySs Of carptAng which on.r 81 M
ewes, marie, rrss Ore s,oet Of cheap insrsins
ally d hand.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-09-23

NEw YORK STATE FAIR-ro BE HELD AT WATER
C0 Ike " The a Re sas cane aSs
Vincent Raosa Company vii run resasr and ezra IRA rs
IL ordsr secure he REDUCTION IN frce :sc.s masi pro
cured before taking seats N The cars ss fan fire vii se
cured IN New York Al he Hudson River asrosi Company.
sss SSr cenr s %SSs sras sS
Ter. Al all thew stations ths soaa sass Of
stock, and al articles destined ior ,shbsn mus, be sent
10 es auts an- will BE- run oyer lie o during he
days q the Pair Treiab, viii be chsrscd % dsl.eo
e sies vim syissnes q sis .s,rs esee eatibIis4 TIE
use Of large Of cars fxosc % be ais
procure cars from other rods bl %
.c.RLos DUrTos, sgp't ws'er'owu and Rone Railroad.
WArERIowS. SEPT =, lss.
TIVE rIFTu ANNUAL EXHIBITION or TIE i.sHreH
ground II hlen,ows eominsneing or SEPT y saa conir
e. & = s sSys % Gay sas ss s Ivy ,s or
Gov Pollock and Rev Mr. Leirn6uch Win deliver address
% - 1- !, :. = '.'.''' n J. snAx-z rrcsaspts
BILLIARDS.
A srLEypIp ASSORTMENT OF BILLIARD TABLE,
"A for sale, with marble slate wooden beds Also
establishment he uniie4 states Three second hsnd "a
LEONARD BENJAMIN. go Broadway.
A LARGE ASSORTMENT or BILLIARD TAEI ~. TIE
~ hes, syls snc s s 70 M 9es mansr q vel sea
ocosNoR coLLENpERs ranafa-srr - Ann mse.
ttt .sntn ASSORTMENT o. TAbLEs now
"A ready with marble, slate or WOOD beds, y "a
and Ia ~ u o. cushion; 40 IandNb
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PASSPORTS. lse FrLroN STREET Easy RrS
a ming rubber and air CUSHIONED billiard tables wlh s,te
and mar beds defy competition All sizes made T. oief
hand. French cue .atheTs pockes trimmings Ae
for sale.
nsoprI, billiard TABLES AND COMBINATIONS
mi rlshons-psienied February ~ lab for sails ofy ~
he genuine unless &c mpanled 81 an en-
gravss plate with my aud date Of patent
MICHAEL PhELAN 81 Chambers street.
cyuAEPs IMPROVED BILLIARD TAB..s-wfTH
marble slate and mahogany beds lso with hts newly In
rted cushons LOT Of second haud tables for selc esp
nsariy new. Balls cues trimmings, &c Mandatory Ia
Fulton street ~.