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The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-06-09
Clayton County. Iowa

Clayton County sihe home of TIMOTHY
DAVIS, Esq, the nominee OF the Republl.
can CONFESSIONS Convention for this Dis.
trict. Il Is situated on the Mississippi river
adjoining Dubuque county on the north,
and politically is the banner county OF the
State. The Dubuque Republican thus al
ludss to the political aspect Of thi. county.
Its fairly entitled 10 the nominee:
"In the April election, this spring, the
Republican vote wa. about 1900, and its
msjoriiy ubou, 1900. We may count upon
It's giving all its strength TO the man Tho
shall be nominated by the coming National
Convention at paiiadelphia, If that man i.
true friend Of Freedom and Kansas. And
a. matter Of course, in our August cleo
ton for Congres.man, Clayton will lead
the van of the western counties, 10 the
fgul for the Republican Candidate Of the
convention ofthe 4Ih OF June.
'All over Clayton county prevails mos,
deeply rooted and violent hatred of the pro-
scriptive features Of Know Notningism
The most ultra opponents 81 tina, order wll
here find themselves ou'd3ne in denuncia-
tions o its Pro-slarery aud antl.Repnblican
tendencies"
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The Chivalry'

We take the following extract from the
Washington Epeaing Star. 1t is signed
.vir sinia' and correctly indicates the tone Of
tia. Southern sentiment which controls So
ciery in Washington City, The pseudo-wit
which plays on the words Of the Consttu-
ton is too contemplate for notice, except to
shov, the tone OF insolent leyity with which
tn, .chivalry" regard an affair which mas
artied all the wisest and best men of the
country. Gentlemen, says this self-suticient
scrible-, must resent an indignity. Gentle
men indeed
aThere is much diversity Of opinion in re-
card 10 the Brooks and Sumner affair.
Some gentlemen seem TO think that Mr..
Brooks did wrong in Gaming Mr.. Sumner in
the Senais. Most persons agree, however,
that chastisement should nave been ad-
ministered: but the place is the question.
II appears to me that MIR. Sumner receiv-
| ed his punishment in the right place, and to
| have inflicted il elsewhere would not have
given that dignity to the transaction which
| the circumstances called for, nor would ii
have harmouized with the Constitution of
the United States.
The sixth section OF the first article OF the
Constitution sayss-"for any speech or de-
bate in either house they (the Senators and
Representatives. shall not be questioned IN
Gay ot4er place"
Now, BY the very words OF the Constitu-
ton, il evident that Mr.. Brooks could not
have punished Mr.. Sumner sin any other
place" without violating his oath, unless, in.
deed, he could be justified upon the axiom
ATTIC rule that necessity knows no law"
If members Of Congress are made to know
that they will certainly be held to : personal
responsibility for insulting remarks, either in
debate or otherwise, they will, | am sure,
very seldom use them. Supposed impunity
only gives evil doors confidence, and is the
cause Of nine-tenths of the insults offered in
and out of Congress. No man can tamely
submit TO insulting reflections upon mis- hon
or without degradation, and so long as the
LAZY does not punish those who give insults
self-respect uust constrain gentleman TO re-
sent the indignitv."
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A Good Motion

The Anti.Nebraska press Of Chicago hay,
s.arteda project for raising money sufficien
10 restore free press to Kansas, and revive
the Herald Of Freedom, whose editor, G. w
Brown, is now imprisoned in Kansas on ,
charge ofhi2h treason! We copy from the
associated free press OF Chicago the follow
Jog explanatory extract
In order that this plan may be efe ctuaI.
y and immediately carried out, the con.
dlct"rS Of the five Anti Nebraska dailie- in
ms CITY, alter consulting HuGR You've,
Esq Of Lawrence, the agent OF G.. w
bEowE, Egg, have resolved them,elys, into
d Central Committee 10 receive subscrp.
ilons from the Press, In such sums az the
donors may feel abIe 10 give. A correct se-
Count will be kept Of these sums and when
the necessary amount is raised 10 purchase
another press &c, the list will be duIy nah.
iished. In the meantime DIR Yorsc wiIi
1rescHt the matter 10 the Consideration Of !
.he leading journals Of the East.
We entertain no doubt Of a generous p.
ponse to THE call. A press aad other ma
erals ought to be purchased and started
nder the proper guard for Kansas imme-
lately, We fee confident that il will be |
one.'
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IN haany's Patent Adjustable Reaper and
Mower Combined and Single Mower


srcukEp TO JoHS II. MASsY by fvESgs-TH<IE PAT
ssrs IL TEE UsITED STATES. ALSO pArrsrfp IL
EcRpPx. AAsuF4CuTRzD BIT AANSg c. Co., Rock,
goFD ILLINOIS.
Il HEsE valuable Mschiass a 70 constantly being
Manufactured. large BaEib ara being made
flr tbs Eext harvest Over siz IaousaRd were con
s,rusted turing the past season, and used win Ell
lire soeeess, YET tbs demand was not supplied
ea-rast, Ia given 10 each purchaser that the ma
chine is well built and Of materials aud that IL
will NOW a. well as De done with the scythe
aud reap well as can D done It'll cradle and ex
eel every other harvesting implement.
Ghe machine 10 drawn by two horses, and rnapag.
ed BY person for moving, Two persons for rear.
*; and is also warranted TO cut from Ten TO rtee
acres per day. large machine for four horses is
also manufactured.
TIE prices Of the Machines win transportstior
added are
For Two Horse Machine OF about Eve feet cut.
sl25. For Four Horse Machine Of about x feet sut
si45. For single Moving Machine Of about ave
bet cut $40.
Toe following extras are fu rnisbed with each ma.
chine: one fork, one OIL can one wrench one 20. I'd
fnssr, ons sickle section, ons smooth ed 20 ssetor
ana bevel piniQD full supply 10 Kent con
SANITY on hand, dslso In the hsnds OF Agents -
Two knives lone sickie and the other 4 .nooth
sdss--are furnished with each machine, sIlher NJ
W bich u ay DO used as reg uirsd.f
For machines or sxtrss Epplyts
MOUSSE, pIELE & CO.
Proprs tors Of the Iowa Az ricnltarai Depot
ROCK Island and Front sis., davenport low. s,le
agents fer tLis section. - Juury
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We have repeatedly been requested by
fellow citizens to publish the proceedings
in the City Council, as they would like to
know what is Transporting in that body ant
this they cannot do without taking the
Democrat, and that they will not permit t
enter the family circle. We will hersst'
ter give the gist OF the proceedings for thu
benefit Of out city readers. The following
is the material portion OF an ordinance rel
alive to grading and paving or macadami'
sing the Streets
See 4sh. Be 1t further enacted, Thst tae sesI q
curling. gathering spd paving or UNDERSTANDING ths
streets beta the CUTTERS shall be paid Tor oat 81
The civ Treasary and the grading me- noned IA me
rsi section shall be paid iot out OF The read TAX %
see sth The city engineers hall within ten Jay :
amer let Ing any contract fer paving or maeausu'-
King any street o. alley o par, nsrsoL scaaan,i
nag the street between the CUTTERS, ano ns zoe u
ets OF the lsis ground fsonuaS on ihe sIrve' y
lev so paved or rnseadsmized, ehsfelnE sNs Tug S,
tharef 10 the lots according 10 tue NUMBER OF isss
ire M they contain, the cost OF ps'lng of
zng the intersection OF The stree, W se
sncb nisrseo.ion according TO the prope y owned
by them fronting the interesting sireeVs And tne
an SIR
K al the lot owners The tive half blocks
scnrtln on The street being paved, ia proportion TO
10 lie number oG feet fronting on the same; snd
n.se bills fos the IN he hands Of The City Mar
III, sna from the date o, said bills the amount
therein chSsged SHALL constitute q speeialt tax aud
be- lien upon rae iols OF ground upon which they
are eharged respective ely init paid.
Soc. 9Th. BE 4 farther enacted. hat said Mar
shall shall present bills 10 lac VI the lots
or ground 10 which The! are charged, o. ~ Iheir
gents, ilObe toand, pevlye3 for Ia. nent Win
la df,ea daSs IroD taJ cay tae! were placed In his
hands aud II pad II shall be tue duty oil said e!
ma rshal at The expiration OF saia fifteen ds, s,aiter
giving lhifI da Ice ~ The une 81 Iste 81 sste
BY ads eriisement 10 some newspaper Pabt3sh&d ~
SAID city to seIl sdch lois the bti uPon which shall
NOT be paid bsleIs sale, iof ac sSiohnt Oh ihs
h cha rsed 10 said toI, win ten per cent ihtufes'
;nttenu sad the cost OF sdN srIfsemcat Pto' ICED
however, The o-n.r or proprietor shall nave the
tsht 20 redeem such lctsiiaia one year Of the safe
py pay Ing The purchaser the amount paid BY nm
Together wita tsensy ave per cenl interest theeJh
Inc Marshal sha give 90 each purchaser atsach sale
certificate similar the eerancste given Io The pur-
chaser eta loi al safe Tor taxes and ne shanle and
preserve Ia his eiiee correct lisl Of bulls aud sales
with names OF rchasers, dals OF sale and amount
for which each ol sold and pay over 10 the CITY
treasurer all aHss rec lived and collected BY hun,
oa such bills, and tsAe his receipt therefor
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For the Gazette
fVF In'
MOSCOW, CEDAR co.

MOSCOW, CEDAR co.
Mr.. EpIroR:-This is a new ana flourish
ing village, situated on the Mississippi and
Missouri Railroad, midwsy between Daven-
port and lows City. Though the Road has
been completed to the latter place only
few months, so rapid has been the growth
OF this village. tina. ii already numbers about
htty houses, and four hundred inhabitants
Its locality 10 most beautiful, being located
in the midst Of arich and thriving communi
ty, on the banks Of the Cedar River, the
largest and one Of the most beautiful streams
with which the State 10 20 abundantly sup
piled A glance at the map is sufficient to
convince any one, that It commands and
must continue to command, the trade of Q
larger territory than any station between
the termini Of the Road. II is already st.
tract ng the attention Of business men of all
classes. Better inducements can be offered
| to establish themselves in business here
| than in most ol the interior towns OF the
! State. more healthy local. y can scarcely
! be found in the West Wstsr, not only in
wells, but IN the river is Of the purest kind
| a good water power can be obtained at thi!
point and the ProPristors will donate 'h-
priyelegs to any one who will improve il
or they will donate sufficient ground for ths
erection Of any amount OF steam machinery
| This is desirable point Tor MANUFACTURES
of all descriptions. Timber Of good quslitl
for manufacturing purposes can be obtainet
| in abundance and unreasonable rates East
ern Mechanics who wish to emigrate to thi
State to establish themselves in any brancl
of the Manufacturing arts, would do well Il
examine this locality, as to its advantages
before they make permanent selections -
We feel assured if they examine for them
selves, they will, al once, come TO the con
cluson, that it possesses superior advan
toges. The Railroad Company are now e
recting large. freight house at this poin
for the receipt and discharge Of the vas
amount Of freight that must necessarily seel
| this station.
Feeling assured that we can offer create
inducements u those who wish to establish
themselves in business, We cordially invits
all who are seeking homes in the West tc
give our village passing visit. This is the
most convenient place for persons TO STOP
who wish to visit the northern part Of the
State. 1t is the nearest to Upton, Lisbon
Marion, Anamosa and all that part Of Thu
S ate, with better roads than from any othe
station on the route. Conyeyances can b,
obtained here for the accommodation o
travellers who wish to visit any Of the sboy
named places. B. H. & w
Moscow, June 9th, 1856.
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GONG wEsr.-The Albany Journal says:
aThe Express trains number from six 70
twelve cars, brit the largest trains are those
that leave here at s O'Clock in the evening.
AT least one-third Of those gong West are
either immigrants from the Enstern States,
or the better class Of foreigners. Most Of
these intend to settle in Wisconsin, Iowa
and Kansas. They take with them the
necessary means 70 purchase land sad stock
,hsir farms. The drain from the Eastern
States this season far exceeds that Of any
previous year, and with such an increase
the spacious West will soon become popu-
lated. In less than ten years large cities
will be bull upon what are now called sand
mains, and extensive business marts on some
quiet river. There will then even be room
for many thousands more 70 work where
they can enjoy life, and live by the sweat Of
their brows.'
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The Border Ruffans Of Missouri" will
roil up larger majority for FILLMORE and
DosELsoN, the CossTITUTloE and tie UsioE
than sny other State, 10 proportion 10 her
population. 81. Louis iate!lteencsr.
We have as yet seen no statement that
Mr. Fillmore ha. une quivocaiy accepted
the nomination, and the better Impression
appears to be that be viii decline canvass.
But the InteMgeucsr certainly deserves
credi, for its industrious Efforts at keeping
up its courage. II furnishes, we thiR6, the
most remarkable instance on record Of sue
tanned enthusiasm in support Of leader
who gives his followers no encouragement,
and in fact has never formally pied
the leadership which has been thrust upon
him; and when The IaLslltgsAcer continues
To contend SO aldently un er sueh disheart-
sning circumstances, it shows that il Is
powerfully impressed BY the substance Of
,hiogs hoped for, and the evidence Of things
not seen.
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One CoSsoLATios.-There ls one iac,.
dent in the ssckng Of Lawrence which
must be intensely gratifying 10 every
American who loves sad takes pride in hi.
country The American fsg-the star
spangled banner-was not desecrated by
being placed over the mob that marched
under the Y. y. Marshal. The banner OF
The incendiaries, cut-throats and thieves
who sacked Lawrence, was that Of the Pal
ine'o s,a'e--the flag Of the lone star, and
one win eiacs and red stripes. The fsg
OF our country, thank God! was not poliu.
teo oy beng borne as the standard OF the
Border huthsn army - Cincinnati Com
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l.. q. ROCK OOD,S
COMBINED
sTOlceks 0SaA Rpn..o.,

FOR WHICH The FIRST PREMIUM w q
Awlrdso NJ The Rock Island County Fair In Ne,
venbsr, $50. Improved for 1855
'I'hE subscribers have arranged TO mknukaotura
extspsissiy the above mschils 10 Rock I,isnd
ILL.,, and In o1srpg II TO Inc farmers are IA DIV 10 he
abe 10 cay that the efforts ~ oonbiue lie mon
per ect Mower with the most perfect Fexpsr bnys
proved smiaenuy successful Ths dfleult,s 81 rI.,ns
out ofihs fac. hat greater speed Of The sickle 4
nsesssary for 70 ,wiuE ihspu required for reauIus IL
overcome In this machine BY The u.s OF two p'n
ions OF ditsEepi slSs, giving the rec ulred
cssssry for eacn kind OF work. Ths ss,cs or.uIi T.
also mostly avoided BY pscing the ground v hssI on
as opposite side OF toe .uaxas f. on tas cut in2 os
80 ~ ~ balance tsh other, thus makiaS n sa,sr
ior tos team.
Ihs Tsksr ia placed on the platform behind he
gIsiu,a DosiI.on which o. being ussr his worg ana
o!ss AIN W d. II better aud with grvs.sF casa: and
toe whoia 10 CONSTRUCTED on PLAZA at once SIN DC
ana durable. L. has oesa used 10 all ysrislies o
grain md sgass. aud 10 universally eouc.dsd b.,
those who have used II 10 operate bxitsr sd rIe,,
lhan can De dous with he cradle or seStbs
tbs price Of the "Pnairie Razoft IL $3.50 "a for
Mower and Esspsr together; SliQ for movsrsinna
SiO added TO ibs above ior credit Of one hgif III
January next. Interest AZ The rate OF ton u.f Ssn,
PEI amman allowed on al! payments 10 sds b.ior.
ln Of July next Rot KWOOUd
For "a . BY SoURSE, VIELE & Co, ara. -
Agricultural Depot, on Rock lslsod g. d Front ST.
davenport, soc agents Tor lhis Vicinity. '''
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INSTRUCTION IN GERMAN

NkiALTsR ChvANAuGH informs the patrons OF
Wthe Fsnais Cei.sgs, Davsspsrt, that be hasf ttn
Cd cla - IN that 'nsttnuor 10 instruct IN The Ger
man lausuase Those feeling en- iptsres, IN the
mater are asked 20 maize imm ediate application
Tstns 81 % per mouth, meeting every school day
from to S P NJ.
W. G. viii also form class Of gentlemen 10 in
s,ruc, In the same language on Wednesday evening
nsxt In the Basement OF the Presb terrain Church
meeting every " ed esusy and Saturday evening
rom sos l'sloek sls 30 Per mosih.
IunsSllt
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A Nrw RUSSIAN CAMFAIes.-The Car
:, w.r.sy announced that Russia lie to
.enmence . can psigu this summer against
-" r.nrssus. General Chrulef will have
a. cnm mspd of the expedition under the
superior direction Of General m nt
Tis expedition will extend 70 Dsghsoslsh'
I balance Of about 60 miles from the BLACK
90 coast,
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n..,,r MovIyol--Gov. Reeder made

DETKoIT MoyiSa.---Hov heeuel haue
strong practical speech at Detroit, on his
way to the East, and the work Of raising
money to send settlers TO Kansas ha, be.
gun i'm nedistely Peleg Chandler and
Capt. Ward led off with subscription OF
tuo thousand dollars each. The determine
ton Of the people OF Detroit is kindred with
the determination ofthe people OF Chicago.
Il is to eli up the plains Of Kansas win
men of char actet and OF intellisence--men
who will be law abiding, but who will sur
render no right which belongs 10 the Free
man.-Caica9u Tribune.
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A prominent Democrat Of this city has
started petition for the removal Of the
Capitol from Washing ion to Cincinnati, or
some other point where the representatives.
WI be tree from the assaults Of Slavery
ruthans II will receive hosts Of sigma
lures Detroit. Advocate
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The New Orleans papers contain partlc-
ulars of an encounter at Bayou Sara, be-
twsep Mr.. Marks, editor ofthe Ledger, and
Mr.. Robertson, EDITOR Of the Chronicle, in
which the latter was killed aud the former
Is ounded.
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A choice loI Of FsEey LtHsu DriHs for pants,
N avery Elv Hssorims ~ indeed, mPrispg some
Of the brsl .-esgtous u be loud D the city. Also
eue LOT OF G4uIs Asrno radetSAilt. and Drawers,
joel ths lhiAE Tor SsrIa weather Fancy sAlus Ter
ashtng parsa al stsafs gusts generally all 10 be
found ~ = ps.ces St r UwAkD ALL Ems rl9Iang
sore, T. eCud 81
"a lm
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GROCERIES AND PaOvi IONS.
Will Ely & MUNGEE'8
On Sd St., bet Mali and Brsdy,
OPPOSITE LIE CLAIRE BLOCK

@,tTlzkSs Of >cett aud ssjt inipg counties Your
I at,entlJ q 4. respectfully invited 10 cal and eK
m nssud buy one ! ias bs-tsteeks OF Groceries
Provisions, n OGDEN and Wtli-w ware, DrIsc Frgits,
Oil, Painls, Q s.ns~ars, Glassware, &c. taBsis1-
iux In part OF me following God:
lvuny H,son Imp Garpcs sr and Biccs tsa,
zsr,: Hio ysy. Browued aud Ground Cones.; No-
lass, ID segs nf p5ls and selsi Dried & Preserved
Fruits.
large assortment Of soaps, Plaster PARE sns
LoutsylIis Cement. Jersey Zlac sad ShRe L ,ad
L,n.ssd. Lard d Tanners oils; WnitsGsn, Mack
e.sl and Herring, W.los B4sksls Willow Wsgopi
.ud Caps: Tubs Buckets, Chrrns, broons. Sc :
Powder, shol Lead and rercassiun caps; zoo bush
ell. Dried Apes; o. As. smoA 81 Beef Sugar cur
ed Hams and Shoulders Lard and Picked re
Flous, Cora Meal ,nd Rominy. Also g full stock o
every other article connected with The Grsesry busi
ness which ,ou are respectfully invited TO call
examine
All heavy articles delivered withs any part Of ta'
city.
Iay export June 3, d2iwtE
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tbs PRuyArE TRsATr.--The treaty pri-
ya,ely entered into between Austria, France
and England. mutually guaranteeing the
future dependence Of Turkey, which was
concluded shortly aftsr the signing Of the
peace, is alleged to have given great ofienee
70 Russia, and IL have led to demand Tor
explanations. BY this tresty, each power
would be bound in case Of any external at
tack being made upon Turkey, to take up
arm, instantly; and il therefore places Aus,
ri. under far more positive pledge than
any abe gave during the late war, when her
Joining in offensive operations was always
=, he snbiect 10 certain contingencies.
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NEW GOODS
SMITH s VARIETY STORE,

uAIING JustTelarned from tho East, We shall In
LA few days be prepared TO Offer our elsiomers
almost srsry tkiHg that 4, sE and DssirqB!ei IN .ke
res Of Fancy snd SiapEs Dry Goods.
Ne LGrs already reesirsf a small portion Of our
.See GOsts, embracing q choice assortment Of
Lass Gni Enbro,dsry Geods, such Maltese Col.
lars, br tsses Lsees Lace Collars and Sleeves IRE
markedly cheap,l Camb. and Dimity Bands Figd
Silk Laces, Grape Collars ard Sleeves, yacohs and
sSiss ssIts- Flgd ssiasss for Dresses, tuow very
fssaiorsGs in the Esst,) fu assortm- nj ~ White
9ood''' OF tas bes. descriptions. BESIDES these we
'nail have almost every thing aud desirAtle In
our lins OF BUSINESS. II. Ii. SMITH
June6 80.
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gggl0a HAT.

s.ALSTgN * c., Woald MORN rACiF patrons
n that tney have 50 received thls new sna essi
rabs nead gear, ~aaCh srussagis al The rage III
tas LIST,
I. eomolaes al the good qus ties ofGay s,ras la.
heretofore invented. Il has me stss2Ggs snd d4rs.
J,hry Of tEs psus4Aa, lhv lishiHvss " Els cvmMou
slrA~. The !zEI4- "a es.sa ~ sdsa manner IS ~
aow the Az fees GISduls eH, qtais' ASa 70 etc.
G. HaI pa.ss.sss. Cali Eu4 tnSlH.
a. >. ALhIo%S CO,
June stgI BfaGy 81.
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llrw advertisements.
BRADLEY & BROCkETT,

successors to LeEradley Cos
vuAyE removed from their old stand en- Second street
III 10 their new Building northwest corner y Brady
and Fourth streets ahero they have erected spacious
building with view 10 their business exclusively Ihey
have large wareroon below well stocked With every ar
ticle In their line such a.
sash, Blinds, Do rs Glass, Paints OILS,
&C, &C.,
while up stairs is capacious working rcoms wher oIers
IN their line viii % ,rJT THROUGH" in railroad time
Ihey will be making additions 10 their already
large Stock aud be prepared % al orders a any nan-
,y,ie q, shortest notice.
They desire by close application 10 business and the
faithful execution o! all orders TO greatly extend the par
ronase heretofore 50 literally bestowed on them
To all who desire building new or reftting cd houses
they would say call and examine the stock and list Of
prizes before contracting elsewhere believing they can
offer such iuducem will secure the pstronar OF
discriminating pubic
Remember the place Brady ana Fourth, snd no place
else.
Junesd4t
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"a ( NtLtE#s late ggtns A-l c. Ayag. uEaam
on laS ISL ct yIs.Gll 4Asti. has formed iAe new
nrm 81 AiLLEr g ROUNDS, ~. y, South
Water ssrsSI, lAscA60t auc a$EtEg teen 30 forgaD-
aIs ~ - receive .nslE sPUut -s.aSs u GrpcSnest
Ia ADVANCE gi kuE eta Hsuss ia .Eeir tus, lad aees
tu@in 70 offer I1elr sock ior asll ca.h, a. lower
pt!ees ia.a cad - found Atauy other aonsa Ia the
city,
lHtif S.osE Is large, zEd entirely ne ., sut con
stats, il EArt
ltUy GHssls les 900 h5&ei GlAsa,
~ bags codes. lsyJ Kegs nxtIa-
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