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STAND FROM UNDER!
LEATHER! LEATHERn LEATHER!
TARE NnTycrt

. TAKE NOTICE.
SINHAT Hl HIT q SEARS'New Eeaihe st re- on
! I'd ST., onr door from Perry, Is now open;
.Wkere can be found at all times a full supply OF
Leather ofsvery description for the Shoe Harness
Maker. Findings, Innings, Lasts and Bindings:
French and American Cslf skins; Enameled, Sole,
Upper Beltand Harness leather; Morocco, Roans,
Saddiery Hardware. Japaned, Brass and silver
Plated ofeyery Kind and quality;
Harness and Coach Trimmings;
ofsli kinds; Broad CT pths; Enameled Cloths;
Patent Leather Laces, Frinses, Webbing, Carriage
Bows, Bands, Hooks, Kings and in short every srli
Gle theCoaeh Trimmer or Harness Max could wish
We respectfully solicit calls TO examine cur stock
feeling confident oHer such ind nts as u
make y a customers. HAIGHT d SEARS,
I'd St. one door from Perry.
Ma Sl-dwIy DAVENPORT.
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REFEREHcES.
!. j NJ Cannon, {

ri Williams. J Canaon, Cotes Davies,
Woodruff q Wadsworsh D Caiendine, 5 webb
Csripbeii, Barr, b Cue, Thos Regan, Il Fiue.
Hon up Cook, G Davenport, u Eagxi, ID s
Brooks B Allen, A Crandaii, DY. O,Rsa rdoA IL.
Ii. Smith, Dsnnis rushy, s $ Giiiet, n Row, G l.
Nick oils, G Foster.
He can be consulted at the City Hotei, or al his
ne Horse Shoeinx kstablishment on 1hrd street. q
apllS-awu
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Cheap! Cheap ~ Chesp!!I
BOOTSAND SH0Ee

Cheap! Cheap ~ Chesp!!i 'te
BO0T8AND SHOES .s...5s
). JORDAN would announce To the citizens OF
Davenpsrt, and The public, that he has opened 4
Ladies' aud Geniemen's boot and shoe slore ad-
Ioiaiag Burrow5& Il Prstgman's store, abo We
the Iowa Clothing store where he Is epsred to man
afaeiurebo boots and shoes of all descriptions.
LADIES BRANCH. szssssrl .s
Fine SIX lasting Caters, fancy and plain
kossuth Eoots; Enameicd Patent Paris
Boots, Ties, Bronze Paride; Ark.
Jenny Linds; Jenny Liuds:f
Buskins Polka Boots
AIsrgeassortineht of Ladies' and Misses CniIdrsnrs
Shoes, too numerous to mention.
Also Z large assortment for Gents wear
Eastern dne French Boots Congress.
Gaiiers, Monterey; 5 JerssyTi.s: -a=
Plain walking Shoes, ..=
morocco;
Ard all kanls ofheavy wsrk, suitable for country.
WE'LL city custom; sl who want neat ai and ca sy
boot would do well TO callat The davenport and
Shoe Store. Caliand see. June g,Is53-3ilG
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LIE CLAIRE FOUNDRY

Is IgAf AND .u& ~ tEc aa.E'
M "a G IN N . . h q - ..
M D0NAHUE, successor to Messrs. lie Ciaire&
Nls davenport; having purchased the above prem
ises l. now prepared to Manufacture
STEAM ENGINES
othe various kinda suitable the wants of the co
Try. Also, sriNGS, for all 0fthe different varie-
ties Of Mliie rings and Shaftings of all descriptions.
House Work of the Latest styles,
Gaps, Ss, Brackets, Columns, e.e, ETC., atwsy. on
- .g.,y hand, and make 10 order. as sA
Connected with the above Is Forging Shop. un-
der the direction OF men of superior skill. Ets
Ersss aud Composition of Castings IN ade 10 order,
Sabbit Metal aIwa. son hand. . u
My stock OF Patterns for Machinery, Building and
nta purposes is passed by any similar
Establishment in the West. .s : 49, z
Repairing done at the shortest notice. Charges
reasonatle. Cash al all times paid for Old Iron and
Cope
Corner Of Front and Scott sts., Davenport, Iowa.
Neh2i DIV NJ. DONAHUE.
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/ In his speech at Baltimore, Mr. Bueh-s
anar, after praising the repeal Of the nis-aa
souri, compromises assa patriotic dads
I isai4,s-~a ,su gsssaasa "a s8sle "a. q
I t9He believed that be had made more
| spseches, and written more letters, on the
l lsabi Sst Of slavery, than any msa living =
He might absssssbts -oas bsfA sSase !.
| of t-Pr0vsdemce Journal.
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The Force OF HABET.-A w0rthSs
ban nkcr, whose wife was very delcstes
devoted SO much efhis time and at
teton to her, that he became the very
synonym for conjugal devotion. Al
ter p time, the poor lady died, and in
few days his friends were amazed to
meet him at all public amusements,
and in most charming spirits. Some
one made SO bold as to remark TO him,
when he naiyely replied:
NAh! my dear friend, | expected
the sad event so long, that discount
ed my grief in advance" 7"
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a SIGsIFIcAsT Dispatches re-
ceited in California by the last mail an
nounce that, by decree made on the Ist
Of March, Mr.. Dillon, the French CopsuI
at San Francisco, has been relieved from
thai post and promoted to the appointment
of Consul General and Charge dAffaires.---
In sirtue Of that title, Mr. Dillon will have
the entire direction of the consssfps Of
France in ST. Domingo, Cuba, .hs rssk u
tha West Indies, Nicaragua aud Csaeres.
AHerica.f In view Of ths present psaiaiss
Of affairs in those regions, and the policy
France has seen fit to pursue in interfering
to tounteract the movements OF the United
Sr{tes, the appointments Of so invetersts
disturher Of international tranquility - con-
sui may we'll be regarded with suspicioa
and distrust. Since the accession of Louis
Napoleon to imperial power, the foreign
colonial policy has been aggressive every
where, and this aan Dillon has beea ore
| Of lhis must effective IDstruments OF mis-
| chief. He was used Tor that purpose in the
Sandwich Islands, and in California, and
| onI the West Coast o. Mexico In st.
Damingo, The aeld oh ppeEatioas open to
hiF is 50 large, and the trouble already 50
Sc iious that there is reason to fear for the
reiule.-- Philadelphia North Americsis
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MEAT Y0R THE HUNGRY!
A BARGAIN.

.s-..s A RARGAIN.sstos ~ ,s.
stery that property Us held 700 slsh, pni
those wishnga bargain IL house and lease would
dow sitto call the pserbsr lam obliged 70 sell
Cailsoon ou he prsmtse Harrison 81. near sth 81.
o. u my shSp on sin -. Astowvns couftHSuss.
Jsss ID, P. x. FITZPATRICK,
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~ TT
Stopts.
STOVES At WOLEsALE'
The Largest Stove Store

In tho ~eoIsss
WE sal receive The opening OF nav igation the
w largest stock or STOVES ana 11tSERs
STOCK ever brought 20 the State Of Iowa. Among
tle numerous articles which shall keep constant
ly hand for timers are Tia PLATE. Sheer iron
Boiler from No. i2 ic 2s, Charcoal de-, Rsssts de-,
Initiation Russia de-, Wiye, Haned Ceypes's, Bra
IRIS d., Block tia, Leaf, Copper Botfsms, 1sffs!
d., Iron kfreis all sizes, timed de-, all ktsds of
pyss ed mare, Japasnsd de-, Tisaers Tsoks ;and
assure all persons ayoring with order, thatwe
Will sell them goods IN our line aslow they be
bought in Chicago or ST. LOUIS and much lower than
they have been paying for them heretofore In ;his
place, and On ferms suit. ILL
Please give a call and learn our r prices, and
iiien think you will spend Beithe time nor
ey hereafter in buying at the two places above
named. ~ ~~a - ~
q. u. In q few aays we shall receive an assortr
ymeptof The above named goods by Railroad, saf-
Client TO supply tbs intped ate demand "a
Coantry Merchants can rely upon being supplied
nj all times with wareandoa favorable terms at
Uhoiesaie prices
oti Rags, Copper, De, DC, Sc, taken in ex-
change FOE goods.
Brady, between Front and Second street
Mchl2-dAwg WlCkEKSHAM e. HICKS.
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MAMMOTH STOCK OF
NEW GOODSl
At the Great Western Clothing Store.

AZ buC 0'C0b " CbVCAh SAObAAAS 6tOiVs
L. IoVvonStctn
No. q, L Il CLAIRE ROW,
rs receipt of the largest and most plete stock
CLOTHING, OF EVERY DESCRIPTION
ever this market which has been purchased
the Easternnarkcts greatly reduced prices, and
which he will sell
Iteenty- Ftve per Cent. Cheaper
than any other in this section Of coun.
try. He Is also in addition to his stock Of Clothing,
receiving an extensive and well selected stock OF
Gentlemen's Furnishing Goods
all styles and varieties to which he invites atien
ZION. His stock has been selected with great
pressy 10 this MARKET and al the very lowe prises
In
Extent, Variety and Beauty
his stock cannot be equailsd in this region aud
FRESH FROM THE MhNUFACTORY.
All he asks is that the public generally will examine
his stock before purchasing else where feeling sats-
ned thai those who cannotbe suited in quantity, qua
iily aud price at the
Great Western Clothing House.
u be suited any other establishment west OF
Chicago.
Aug. n. If. l.. LoWkNsTEis.
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stores, stores.
nyLrIPLIKD By sTovEs.
NEW TIN STORE

THE subscribers have just opened store on Har
risoh betweep Third and Fourth streets, wher,
tney intend manufacturing and Keeping eoLstanil!
on hand ali kinds Of = t4 ts.4i- ! 81
Copper. Tin and Sheet Iron Ware.
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Nv Spring Goods have Arrived!
CONSISTING OF
Cloths, Cassimeres, Vestings,
CENTS. FURNISHING GOODS.
Ready-made Clothing!
Il IS needIess TO cay after the long detention Of
se things by the state Of the river, that ready
To IhGt my stock for sale 10 customers and II is
aualy needless 10 say that esent stock OF tgoods
I, full aud also very choice ! was in tue eastern
mark ID before the stocks there we're reduced,
cunse quoully had good dehaace ief selection, My
CLOTHS, GASSINEssS 81 vestings
am ready 10 make up 10 order al short notice, 10
lhe best sLy IL of the ART
Mr.. Dunn who has been my cutter ior the past year
wiil remain with me 10 give hi and yfieads "hisn
READY Wade CIoIhislg Department
Is well supplied with assorted goods, and selected with
great care. ouly ask examination 10 proyeto all
The lrnih of the aoovc statements. Please call at
EDWARD ALDEN'S
CIothins store,
Seoul s., opposite lie Claire R0ao
Davenport, Apl 3du EDWARD ALDEN.
SAMUEL PERRY.
Merchant Taller,
JIAs on'hand anew aud full assortment Of French
| / and English Clothes, Cassimeres and Vestings
suitable for she season, which he will make up 10
measur re on short notice and reasonable TERMS
READY MADE CLOTHING,
uf all kinds for Spring and Summer wear, which
" Ill se sold ascheap asLhe cheapest.
FURNISHING GOODS.
mans wardrobe. Spring style Of Hats,
cans, trunks, ValiCes, &c.
P.S Would inv tie thoseaboutto purchase goods
In the Iine to give him call before purchasing
else where. One price only. No trouble TO show
goods. Thankfulfor pastfAvors hopssa continuance
ofthe same. .. /. = a. ? An FL lEhhi.
iGREAT BARGAINS!
NEW YORK CLOTHING ESTABLISHMENT.
Il Wholesale and Retail.
xNTE have just rseeived the largest and best as
wv Isortment of FALL AND WINTER CLOTH
ING that ever wasbroughIto this western country,
consisting In part of the follow wing articles:
.,me rcan English, French and German Broadeloih
G eats, OF different styles ana q qualities ~ So
OvoTc0ats, Beaver, Blanket, Petersbam PiloiCloth,
L nisA Cloth, LIon's Skin, Mohair.
gDo1ble Coats of the same materials
Fan Goats Of Sasineis, Tweed, Cashmere, pse
Skta. Cashmarette and Jeans, of1ssry style.
e. FURNISHING GOODS
Consisting Of a nns assortment OF SIX travAis,
StoeKs Neck Handkerchleis, Pocket Handssrchlefs,
IadiA rubber Goals and pants, Trunks Vallees and
G Carpet bags. Fine White aud Fancy bosom Shirts,
ShiftC ollaIs. Alsos due lotof
BOYS CLOTHING
al goods. Persons will md II tothelrinter-
eat 10 give call before pu fchssing whsre
Store Front Street, opposite Ferrs Landing IN
BaRLIzHEMERs & PLRiscHMAN.
Datenport, Sept 18th, 1854. d ssrzas..s
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BALLS and PARTIES

AIDES and Gents Buffalo over Shoes, Rubbers
i 4 and fine French Boots, klps Of my manufacture
and the largest assortment OF extra Boots and Shoes
that is To be in the Queen cities ofthe great North
West.
Davenport Boot and Shoe Sore. one door below
Burrows q Prettyman's mammoth store. Front ST.
opposite The mill.
Davenport, Jan. .2s, SIS JAMES JORDAN
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GREAT BARGAINS!
NEW YORK CLOTHING ESTABLISHMENT
~ wholeaale and Retail
1tIriftp,

=
Yankee Notions and Toys.
4 LARGEassortne en- tj ustopening aadior sale all
No S lie Claire Row: GRANpALL y HIGGINS.
4 Large and sery nne assorlineni u y fRosewoodu.t
~ at. al yarious prices ranging i.oia $500 te sie,
AlsofiolIns from evenly dye ayesentstotwehn-n.eH
ipsal No Claire Rems .,,s.s .vu-SN
- Feather Busters.
Very nneassortment car bs foGud nj the pafeh'
lE't nusss nsfHss Ssois, ~lry4S4 pss~ ,,sIf
Varied n I'd 81 20 snd for sale tow
~ uITk and Violin strings aud every klnd OF 81
~ cal Merchandise kePteonstantis on haha =. ~ "a
The Hallelujah,
IusTpublisLedby by l.. Mason, containing very M
- collection of Church Music; Also The shawn W
Is hIadbaIy and q j Root,ea bs found AZ 70 10
ylaifs Row: ..ss a.,a ~" j.
- hccOrdeonB and Fiatinas,
4 Large and weiselested assortment u SIT fteeiSc'
~ AZ prieesthat eaanotfaii so give entire s
Il Nos LIE Claire Row Y ~
I,L.ARloNETTs, Flutes, Flageolr,s, Picalo~s and
~ Fifes al reduced prieesat s.ua
As 81 lie Claire Row. y N th-
A Iiargecollection on hand anaNe" husiereseNep
"a As soon as publshedat saa s-r-. .vsE
No \ LIE Claire Row. nN 81
kisHE best Piano Forte atnstruelorn world, Rich
i ardson's modern schoolfor Piano Fortes can be
found OF No sic Claire Rewi = n
DAVENPORT MUSIC STORE.
S,RANDALL n. .hlGGiNshays justopeneda large
assortment Guitars, Violins, Ban oes, Tanibo-
riues, &c, &e. Also every kind ofMusie Books new
uso which they viii sell very cheap for Cash ~
Le Claire Row oel3a, ieo1
fIUNf0N IS sehoolfor Piano Forte, Curtis Guitar
i Zuudefs Melodeon Instructor and ID taet every
kind o ofinstruetion relating to nusc-e found
the Davenport Music Store;
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IS sss4. CHEAP ~ z~
HARDWARE Il STOVE STORE.
NEW ARRANGEMENTS.
- l HAVE just opened an extensive stock OF Stoves
@ land Hardware in the OLD STAND OF H. h,
SECorner Front and BRADY streets,
Who're there be found large and o6nplete
nentpf
SHELF AND HEAVY HARDWARE,
Walls, Spikes, Glass. Carpenters and Joiners TeoI and
for Cash, cheaper than be had any establishment.
this city.
Give Ne Call.
Don't forget the place Corner Front and brady Streets
opposite the Ferry Landing.
stores, Stores.
MULfIPLIED BY STOVES,
AND THE ANSWER IS STOV ES!
A LTHOUGH we cannot keep on hand some 1000
ilor 5000 Stoyes, a. some our neEbbors, the
sons are, we sell so cheap and % good article of
mad but new supply Of freight cars ha arrived
and been placed ON our road and have completed
our so as to be able now te supply the
demands ofali, be the same MORE OR LESS
SO after looking around among ell the aOSE
HORSE" stove shops in this city, to no purpose,
eometo 4.s.. g2Eg 4u elG.ls55 ~,
Twitcheli Gilletts,
The only Stovs Emporium ia the west, and buy
ssoUe as ia Stors 10 our prices, for chez pnsss,
we defy an competition-eyery article 1arrantsd,
md if not satisfactory, We refund the Among
our assortment may be found the cole bratcd
Forest Oak, for wood or Ceai the Climax;
BLACK Diamond. for coal; The King of
Stoves and Governor, elevated ovens.
All kinds of Parior. Office ane Heating Stoves
Tin and C-ppsr Ware on hand al all times, Roof
ing, Jobbing, &c. done 10 order.
Brady Street, nearly opposite the P. o.
Fob 4-dtf DAVENPORT. IOWA.
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Particular attention paid to Koofng, spoulins and
jobhiIg. Country merchants rely upon being
supplied with T n ware at wholesale prices.
Bags old copper dead Sc, tax in exchan se fci
goods. fiIl6dtfl GRANTEES * BELL.
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Boots aub Sbots.
THE SHOE TRADE.

HAVING increased our facilities for nianuActur.
i ing and dealing In Boots ,Shses ana besthsf, m
unde successors 10 &. &. Uzwson% IL Co. offer
10 the citizens ofDayenp0rt and vicinity, greater In,
aucements tlan buy their boots and SHOES %
them. Our retail stocg hereafter will always con.
tain every description Of goods wanted BY the people
We also ARE making exclusive preparations Tor
Wholesalelng Boots and Shoes, and We invite eoun-
Try dealers 10 cali and eXsinc our stock and prices,
asit is our determination 70 se good terms ~
they Gao he yureh edip 81 leuls or Ghiesgvs
DAWSON, GHiGGS d co.
oel25 BRADY a.. n door from "a.
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MOLINE PAPER MILLS.

- ~ =
MOLINE PAPER MILLS. IF
VSHEsubscribers ars constantly making q yarietyoi
L Printing and Wrapping Papersatthe Mifiin Mo-
line Cash for any reasonable quantity OF
good clean cotton orlinen rags ouItrayetng ageut,
40. Churchill will call ON The Merchants through
centraiIowa and payt hem In cash or paper fol their
rags. tas y. Ws WHEELulk ~ !,
i Moline June 3aih, 1854, ,a. r.,,sss y 'T I.
NoRCR0ss' PATENT PLANNING MACHINE
pIHE subscriber, Agent for the Pstentee Of Nor
cross' Patent Planning Machine, Will sell rights 70
Counties or smaller districtsi in the State of Iowa.
and will furnish Machines manufs ctured By the pat
entee. II. \. sLhf MAhEH,
Al Nick oils Real Estate Ondcs, Corner of Seeont
dec24 and Main Streets. Davenport
HEEI CooL.
FT>HE Davenport Ice Co., are nov prepared sode-
il liver Ice daily In large or small quantities. OL
/ Ace ON Front ST., opposite Burrows Mill,
| Nav n d1m sHtT fts PECK q MfTCHEtL.
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FRESH BuTTER AND EGGS,
Okn0PouNDs Fresh ron Butter; also, Is kegs choice
LCUVpacked and 800 dozen Eggs. Just received and
sor sale at the HAMkEYE STORE s39Is gs ass.,4i.
aplll JACOB WEAVER, JR,, co.
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HURLEY'S SARSAPARILLA.
tISHiS available compound so fully appreciated
1 by tho american people, is gaining wide celeb
ri,y nd has become permanently established the
best and most effective medicine of the day. Cert if
Gates are daily pouriRx Ia from all parts the States
and the afflicted nov rejoice there Is help when
cry other remedy proves Intellectual. Diseases which
for years proved u source Of misary, and agonizng
r,rlura, hays readily yielded bensath h irresistible
Influence and countless families rendered happy and
Cheerful by its exlrao rdnary efficacy. / you want
the pure and genuine Sarsapalla (hat) which Is as
q ferenl, aud superIort TO Bulls any other com
D I'D as one lhlng is capable Of being - another,
lheh take Hurloy's, for out OF thousands Of cases
scattered through Alabama, Mississippi, Wisconsin,
Indiana, Missouri and kenlues, Il has never ~
single ins lance been known 10 tail and VIII cure ps
you'd all doubt
Dyspepsia, or !ndigesnon,
serofula. Kings Evil,
Affsctions OF the Bones, Syphilis,
Debility, aaoltusl Oos.ayeeess'
Erysipelss, fuimonary DISEASES,
liver Com plant, Piles,
Female Irregularities, fistuia,
skin Diseases, Diseasd Kidneys,
and greatand Powerful Tonic, purifying the
Blood and invigorating the en- tire System.
The medicine, though prepared at great expense
yotthe price is 50 moderate that III society may Oh
tain IL THpMAS A. HURLEY n
Manufaetory, corner of Seventh and Groeu sts.,
Louisville, Ky.
U-sFor sale at Wholesale or retailby
Aplil d&wIy G. T.WEBB, lie Claire Row.
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-
Heavy Castor Beaver for over Coai.i
Double Twilles German Cloths,
Harris Cashmere Black ani fancf
Heavy Satnetts for Pants
a Velvet Vestiags.
a==. GrenhiteT -
salin
SIX -
N"fstad -
-AsD-
HATS AND CAPS
Black SltE Hats;
- Fur :"
Wool ai
PlqshaJid GIelh Gaps.
These good ani prepared ~ sell nj rsIo.s Low
Az the sam quality can be bought elsewhere.
/ u0ud offer my THANKS 10 old customers, but i
trust they get their moneys worth and H0thing
about nay fAaaEs. Sanice il 10 say am pleased 10
see them at al! Time. I ask particular atlenliono I
persons purchasing at Whokskate, 10 my goods,Jo
ii-sing can do better bs them than they do hy
. r,is ring foods at the East
Laiiaad see al EDWARD ALDES'S, oppo sit6
lie Claire ROW. SepiG, 1855.
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THE SHOE TRADE.

4 tUUNTKY Merchants are invited 70 cal aud q
~ anime our assor.me nt, which 10 Just suited 10 ih
Market our prices will at all tines be as low a
those ofChicago or ST. Louis.
Dee e4- DAWSON. GRIGGs & co.
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Gents GATORS. Bows Gaitersl YOu.hs Gaitsrs
THE largest anu sasl stock have ever ofiefei.
i Fine Cali, Sc "a and pezs ed, double and single
sole Black and DraG 1aoth Caters; Pate nt Leather
and BackkkiH Caters. for sale very cheap By
bees DAWSON, GRlGGS q 90.
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Home Made Boots and shoes,

yyTE make every style and quality of Boots, Cal
w tefs, GxIoriIics, and 10 af SHOES for gents
on shortno If pr,ate stock.
those who want '.H0ne Made work will please
take notice. -
n.., II sN.sa. GpIcGs e-ln
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II 1isiBsaS Il II, u "a, has removed his once III
IL ayonsiiy Aofoss 10 the Second story Of CrsmP
oI Uailjihs, ia tie room formerly oesapisd " Tue
Daily American organ. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1856, 1856-06-21

The Union Of this morning inquiries who ia Jas.
Buchanan We win answer. He Is the same
man who, in 1916, denounced James Madison !;
who denounced the peace secured by the war Of
1912 as "disgracsf.l." Who denounced the De-
mocracy of that day who in, 1888, was in favor
Of reducing the price Of American labor TO level
with that of Europe who preferred the charge Of
" bribery and corruption" against Clay who, in
his Grafton in 1915, denounced foreigners; who,
while in the Pennsylvania Legislature, opposed
the enlistment Of foreigners in the war Of 1912;
who, while in Europe, signed the 0stend proclana-
ton, setting forth the highwaymans plan" of ac-
quiring Cuba; who declared, in 1925, that slavery
was " a great political and moral evil" and who,
in ls4T, in letter TO George w. Jones, scknow-
lodged that in 1915 he was a Fede~list, and that
he delivered the Grafton In 1915.
Daily American organ. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1856, 1856-06-21

The Wings Of this city, who are not members
either of the american organization or OF the
fusion association, are, we learn, to hold .
meeting tonight to adopt the course they con-
slider it proper for that party to pursue IN the
coming contest. This is all right, and VIC trust
that no member of the American party will
seek to interfere with, or control, the proceed
ings of this meeting, and that no member OF
the fusion association will be admitted We
mean by this 10 say, that without being In any
way influenced by the members of the Ameri-
can or nti-American organizations, we con-
slider it the right Of the outside Wings to be
allowed to express their oWn opinions. II
either the " Americans or the "Fusionists"
are permitted to control the action of the out
side Wings, the result would depend upon the
relative numbers Of those organizations that
might attend. Let the Wings who are outside
the other organizations be free to decide for
themselves their own policy.