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United states Mails.
Posr oynos DxrARrAKsT,

""#' '#.4.. aPosr oysIos xrAKrAKsr,
...... H#4".. a.#U# a##t. May I9. 1855. 4
PROPOSALS for carrying United from The hr
day Of July 1856, To the la of July, 1858, the following
paTtment IN the city OF Washington, until O'clock m
18Th OF June next, TO be decided the next day.
No. l4504 From polls, Bridgeport Plau1sd 1aivie
suIesvile, Greencas de, Manhattan, iiess MIL Har
mony, Brazil Van Buren, and Clover Land TO Tere
Haule, "a miles and back, ak times week, by such
mode OF transportation as VIII include The enure mail
SCHEDULE. 3
Leave Indianapolis daily, except Sunday, M and
Arrive at Terre Haute days by 4Amj
Leave Terre Haue daily, keep, Sunday, N, and
Ar'Ve at Indianapolis asxt days by i0sm
NOTES.
Each proposal by guarantee signed NY
two responsible persons in the following manner
"e" FORM or DID.
b. Of --, county OF --, State of --- propose 10
convey the mail = On route y No r., from
dated May 49, 1885, and by the following mode Of convey
anees viz;
annual dollars. s N.
Dated
tssned)
FORM OF GUARANTEE. ..
The undersigned, residing at State of undertake
be accepted by The Postmaster the bidder shall
stday Jny 1885, may be-
required obligation perform the proposed with good
sufficient suIees
tsisned by two guarantors)
Dated
This should he accompanied by the certificate postmaster
t the gnarhnto OF and able make good their
guarantee.
FORM OF CERTIFICATE.
The undersigned, postmaster OF State of , cerufes
under hs cath Office hal he acquainted with above
good their guarantee. = z
Dated
JAMES Campbell,
May 2-lawaw Postmaster G. neral
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STILL another cho,ce lot Of Honnets Shakers
~ Boumen b3ysi hats aud of every Description
spiend a finest French hnwes
Rihand the beautiful prices
Grapes mane usions silks tarIions bonnet frames,
&C. ...
select OF trimmings.
Fancy goods IN ali thsir variety VIM P. SHFDDS ID
warch os-iw 502 Eleventh street. above Penn.
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Willards' Hotel.
J. q. II. A. WILLARD,
Psnnsyipania apenue and Fourteenth street,
Washington, ID. G.

NUTICEBount land warrant No 10 1861, for 100
N n favor in March, 1885, under The Of I'd March
for military services in the Of 1884, having failed
hereby OF
SAID warrant having aenaied the
ed the power Of doing either any person whatever
JAMES w. BROWN
April 25-law6w "
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Brooke's Eagsh and French Boarding and Day School
even Buii1.ngs No. l3s Pennsyipaniu drenue
THE Of Institution VIII Monday
l. February 4, ie56 ..... ~. q. II. ...-.
Daily Preach language Eiven by lady,
Gently Par resides the family higher branches
kngh under the especial charge of Miss Brookr and
afforded or the acquisition Of thorough and elegant
cation. ... .... . -s. Jan N--eod2w
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mo. b55,l
Notice

U ns removal Of the land office from Cdhaba to Grcenos
0M in The State of Alabama.
accordance with the provisions of the Congress entitled
AN act auhouzng changes location of land uices
approved March 1855 hereby declared and nde Known IN
The land Office for the sain public in the State
OF ALABAMA, Will be Canada to GRnrs
said district the sxteen,h day Of June
Given under hand city Washington this cath day of
April, 4. ID. 1856.
BY order of the Presidents
THos. A. HENDRICKS,
CommssonsT of the General Land ONCE.
April 26-law6w IIuteL SStarI
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kofcEKotce s hereby rven the unknown heirs ard le
gal of Obed an woodson, DECREASED who
ums served Ia The revolutionary IN 6 a asutensui in
m company commanded by Captain John Moron Of the 4h Viz
Ema regiment and ~ the conn.nai line, that said Obeda
Wodson died while said Ahput h- fall ot lT76
A on application, Virginia mary land No. Bsg7,
% N iayor Of the heirs OF said OOedHh Woodson for said
oes iof W. sad transferred Henry
basy and Josiah petIie, hands
ad and application duplicate ohanrd about
me rear u. 1857, beinE No G6g7 calling for 912
proceedings were had n the court NJ mmpn pcas Clermon
Y Oho IN cha sitting docrerinE title In snd wsrrant N
u Barley aud Iuuah Brie the Agsns.
70 Pecr"w, who sppcAn have 'crp i-sued in cu
d warrant, according cut"d AN act making FUR
ar provon. r the sangfseton ~ vrinia land ap
proved AuElst ~, A, n. lshA.
Mar 9o-lawoOdays" A. y. pETTTCRFw
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NOTICE . hereby given that 4 VIII apply TO ths
Pensions duplicate OF 40
land bounty issued under the law Of September
1850, 81 lsl2I3
aud which hRs been
pledged. located by me, OF by my authority. - .---
t2-lAw6w JOHN ROSS.
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United states Court OF Claims.
GAHn

THE undersigned John c. Devereux New York CITY, and M
Thompson ~ Washington d. o. attorneys and counseIIoTs
at-aw az claims oy ered
ors of government, ia the Court OF Claims. = !
careful atentlon
Washington may insiud 10 their care
by gentlemen of the procession claan in city OF New
York, elsewhere Ia amy part OF the Union. y "
They consulted personally or by letter either
New YORK or Washington claims
which have been Cong,ess or departments can
be furnished al once spplsaion parties
. JOHN q. DEvEREUX,
No. DO Broadway, corner Wall street, New York city.
II. M. THOMPSON,
~. r.... ~. Washington city.
~ B.-J Devereux is a Commissioners Court OF Claims.
Jan 3l-3awtnf TInieIl -
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Proposals for Stationery.

TREASURY DEPARTMENT., Nav ~, 1856.
SEPARATE proposals 70. furnishing required BY this
erelved nni IL O'Clock, the Uth day of June aud
should be by satisfactory testimonials OF ability 10 fulfil
Al, very quality fourteen samples
of accpmp bid The samples of thr parry
whom the be awarded will be pad Tor BY ,he
best quality and suited to the wants Of .he and nt
Nor spuns or I'M Tar on articles viii subjec, e bid to
at ths pleas !, o. .ns d. pa,enn N. s
n s%a but o% oe ps 70, and sy. az
dep diheuit dcision
be taken to unless substantially agreeing Herewith
dsfed ths satisfaction the bead Of The Office The
The department the right
lees Of each and article contracted public
supplying an inferior article any lime will be deemed sucen,
forthwith to annu The contract. ...
son a"d s s'sT @
ss @ ss bon g for the
The may accept The ais Tor al Or any portion
shall supped loves, market department
may the ,a%S IN 'pS e,s e.
quality and description Of each of The kinds Of articles
% rea@s satin or plain finish fnniled or paa
eS ons or pss
m trimmed o weigh not less ihna y lbs. per ream -
IS paper by and by ~ inches. plnin
medium paper. for books, ,sA plain ,asd =.
"en s sa% s'ps sIfs nc " inches and IL
> 3reams large brown envelope, per ,eam
90 do Copying paper (sann'.) per
100 gro metallic Of all kinds required best quality,
l2M quilts, No 80, perm
I'M do No. TO- perm
2i7 dozen beet black lead pencils, per dozen
10 do redIead pencils do
Is do told ivory 9inch
32U do red linen tape assorted, do
1 do pounce boxes, If cocoa,
do sandbores, OF cocoa,
waler-stands, blIes,
u do Rodgers Sons, ivory handles genuine, do
% penknves, Rodgers sonsi, equal, blades
horn or pearl handles, genuine, per dozen
do ofhce ghesrS, III inches,
office scissors,
II do nk,tands, cut glass, do
gallons best ink black the department have choice OF the
market, per gallon
black, department
ket. .. per quar-
quarts ink red, the department
a. usn
ink department nsik.
In n pint bottles, .. .... per bottle
l45 bottles Ink, best copying, In pint bottles, do
90 waters large red for department seal, perm
lU9 pounds waters, commOp size, red, per pound
III do sealing wal, best supcrhne, scarlet do
~ do India rubber prepared, do
I7e quarts black sand, per quar-
25 ounces pounce, per ounce
40 pounds tsiue, linen, pound
i6f do ootoH, do
pocket ENVELOPES, white yellow paper
sizes e4 by 81 AID 5R by 3E inches, per hundred
u dozen rulers mahogany, round or aai, per o o
~ do elastic hoders do
May tT-lawt3O hJunet
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United states Mails.

United states Mails.
PosT oTuoE DErApTSEST,
PROPOSALS carrying the hr,,
once tbe
paHment, the Washington, until O'Clock,
leth Of June nert, be decided the day
No 4SoI Iudanapo by Philadelphia
nsld, Cleysland, ChsfIorssylle, K"ishsown, oE
town, Centrsyills, Richmond, and Nsw Paris, to
s 'pS % h unO IA ,n nl'ss ~ ADJ ssSh aay ssneRu sur
the euire mail.
SCHEDULE.
Leave indianapolis daily, except Sunday. At Iam;
Lstve Dayton ily except Sunday, a7am;
Arrive AT indianapolis morning by tam.
NOTES.
Each should he by guarantee signed by
~ scntv ~ w. ~ sa, nispsf o Do. -
convey inc m'i from July Ic,e June No,
se"erO dated May 90 sG by loowns mode
fr the annual sum or - donsr.
THIS pho's made with u knowledge ol the distance of the
service careful rsni
nation of tho instructions md attached
a'nSsS' n,,sS
tsiEnedJ
FORM or a GUARANTEE
The undersigned, residing NJ - State of -, undertake
that the f'egonE bid for carrying the mail No.
10 ssT q Jay sS Or a. hssp s s s pG o 70 S s
rean ed obligation 70 perform the service srd with good
Tbs we do understanding distinctly the obligations and Iisb,
samcd by nndsr the s7h section Of tho Of Congress
-. tsisnsd BY ruaran,ors)
FORM or CERTIFICATE.
under ks oath e once hat he l. acquainted with the above
spd knows cm to be men of properly, aud able
s'o Dated
JAMES CAMPBELL
May sl-lzwiw Postmaster General.
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GEORGE w. wORELL. Attorney and Counsellor rat
United snes circuit commissioner, commissioner
Court of Claims, No. A. Wall N-w York.
Hon Nelson, Justice United
Hon H. Fish, United States General j. O. Toen,
Engineers United States NJ Blair, Solicitor
OF claims r. H. Ginet ESQ, and Major Arnold Harris, Washing
city. Oct l0-WFkSunJm
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nh ~, letters Of Madam. ds sevisne 20 her Daughter
Ts t.ierd' edited w Mrs. Sarah T. Has vol. ~ as
S nrfs o. lady Mary Worley moptagn, edited by Mrs sa
''v , Hale. vol. III o5.
""@ FRANcK TAYLOR
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Notice

To the hoder Of bond cerfcates edene
ne State Of Isra the late republic he,eof under Of ash
FsbruGry, 1855. p Z I" f
TREASURY DEPARTMENT, April IA, 1856.
WHEREAS the 9TH section Oft Of 2sh February 1885,
tied IAN net 10 provide for the
The late republic of Tex comprehended
OF september ia requires the Secretary
10 notice by public
of Tho Time when payments will be made under valid
ALd whereas notice issued 2ih
department. aud duly published setting frin said
and the act ' legislature of
requiring certificates evidences therein
m 70 b. hled al this department with gnmenIa, releases
ahdavits, therein pointed ou thirty days prior
And whereas the said 4h section further provides pay
menI shn be made bond
which shall no thirty days before the time limited by
be fre-entrd at the Treasury Department;
Noice hereby gwen 10 The hoers bonds
Other debt the
AZ this pament hun hereof they will
he excluded from oil benefits of said 4h
lion OF the same.
. JAMES GUTHRIE
l5-law2m Secretary off the Tyeaaupv
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The New York and Liverpool United States
Mail Steamers.

The ships comprising this line the following; s..
The Atlantic Capt Oliver Eidridge
The Baltic Capt Jos Comaiock
The Adrtane Capt lanes West
These ships having been built by y.
preEsy for government service, every care has been
taken In their construction also in their engines,
TO insure strength and speed; and their acconmo-
daon une3uaed and comfort
Price Of New York Liverpool In cabin 930
In second cabin Ss From Liverpool New York % and 90
guineas. " a'
An experienced surgeon attached TO each ship.
No Aenhs can he secured until paid for. -. ..,
The ships OF this line have Improved bulk heads and,
avoid danger from ce will he Banks north OF AZ deg
until afer tho LIST OF August .* y #a.
paoro,up p.rx. m s.rrIna
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United states Mails for Salt Lake city.

Porr orTcE DFrswrnrSr, May o., 1850
psoFO'ALS for conveying United NJ
mot aay Of Deeembor s, the N day " November isGe
~ Ne hnovnV route, will he rrcrvrd Contract On~e
VIZ department. uhtl O'Clock of Tho l5h NJ uciobr 1885
" ~ dFcded the next day to wits
w. VII Prom Independence, Mo, wa Port Keatney and
Laramie, W Nebraska Territory, salt Lake city, ~
Utah Tcrti ory. 80 miles and back, once month
Leave Independence the FIRST day NJ every
rive Salt Lake ciiy tie is.t day " the ninth
Leave sst Lake city the ID day Of every month at
hnye al Independence by tho last day of the month,
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aA' required infptu themselves scusl distance
sgm ard bulk of the carried (ihs
@ 70 be aktu each tipa and al other points
uhd"rslAndius % he sb NY the proper performance
@ qufed ssrvice before nkna iher proposals. vheh
shalsd hy responsible cerh~a
hrt of Iudrr ~ fcccrd contract
bf the -uccsssf bidder with surety, day
=" heeemb't 1850.
pay WIN be made for trips performed eaeh of such
not saiisfactary erpaned three of
deducted fof arrivals 50 Car behipd time
With depsndna pas and sufficiently
~ The compensation FOR subject
WI tmp"ed unless the delinquency be promptly
iy explained for ncgectng The mq from into
- once for suffering IA TO be Injured, destroyed, robbed
aud for rrfusinR, amer demand, convey the
~ the v concerned ranntng
% nh The route The Postmaster Grnrra may the
60 w ~pssisd failures agesahly
TS me p once laws instructions ~ the department
a. a'te General alter Tho schedule. He may
h NJ service by illo therefor
IN ae pay He may aso curai discontinue the
of IN psr pro rata decrease Of pay. allowing
| tiWa compensation of service dispensed
, nds should be addressed Second Assistant
supersched Proposals for salt Lake City Mails -
May s-lsw4wt po.,nss,sY t.sn,.r,,
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Law Partnership.

II. j. WALKER. l.. JANIN
RoBERT J. WALKER LOUIS JANIN have formed n parts
~ ner4hp the and trial of
Court Of the United Sales and in the Court Claims Address
Washington City, @. an a-eoduIf
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EDWARD X. COLLINS,
... No. GO Wall street, N. Y.
BROWN, sHtPLEY co.
Liverpool.
STEPHEN KENNARD h CO.,
~ Austin Fnara, London.
3. @, WAINWRIGHT h CO.,
Paris.
The OF these ships will not be or gold
bullion, ewery precious metas uneas bills
hdns signed therefor and the value
May l-dn
L. MOORE ts prepared 10 furnish the best white
and red s'h coal % ali sizes and Cumberland coal Of all kin ds
70 hs customers a the lowest marker prices
s,9to ponds Euafsuued the ton.
hhekory. oak, and pine wood low prices.
good article and lul be relied in al
shndn - =
Nov a-FTuThn
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And that may distinctly meet the issue on which
sectional party, bsistng exclusively on slavery aFta-
on relies to test the hdeiy Of the people, North
and South TO the constitution and the Union a.
Rs,olvsd That claiming fellowship with, and desiring the
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FORN on A CttAPANTpr.
FORM or CERTIFICATE.

The undersigned, postmaster Of -, State of -, ceuif
under h oath Of Office he acquainted with above gus
spd Knows hcm to be of properly sbls
good their guarantee. ..a
Dated
(aiznea) !
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FULL REPORT OF THE THIRD DAYS PROCEED
INGS OF THE DEMOCRATIC NATIONAL C0NVEN-
TIoN.-THE ENTIRE DEMOCRATIC PLATFORM.
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AWUMAN LIFE SAVED!

+ RHoprs E.q., Dear sn:-As 1 took your nedi
in stating is effects Ms reported By thres
,hr Who live iu this place, aud their testimony Is
Mr. specimen vi all ihaye received: -, s,ss,...,..
chri.,ies kxue Baisim aud Continually rundown while
.as II uut nv laags aud liver were cosssse = that
~ ~ ~ Iii thought Il inysssiSis (sv - - dee
eis, - ~ i~r eSlU The doctors too diA Ill shsy
id fr ~ but tiloughtl asst die. Noshiag Dc ~
se"s M 80, ~ .m,il vot RnOpEs Igssa ASp AeUs CuAk,
he6 ss Saes relieved s Of tae distress saa .Asees ss
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Railrss)s.
.sp wINC AnWANCEMENTS.

srnINC A0RANGEMENTss
ny and after Nsaday, April ltsh, tose ,and until
NJturlnei aoties,u ins will leave Rock Island dai
ly, Ssadays cspsed ~ folisws: !,
"a s1prss., stopping esiy sshs principal 4,
etktlout ~ Ivst1 A. ~
I'd niSss express, ssoppisg Assll ststloss sLsP. q
Al freight, With I'd ctAee ears ~ G.3e \. -.
Trains atrivs ., Rsck island daily, Sus days except
ed, ~ foli0Ws: =,
I'd express, stopping Only ~ ns principal :,
stkttoAs NJ a.W e -
q mall train ~ - te.io q.
a,h fre ixht with I'd eisse ears o. ets -. NJ
Ansrsihs over thh road sFs 10 direct cor nscsos al
Chicago With usias over both toe MlcAxea soa,hsfn
and eLixsn Central X. r. to and FROM Desrois TO.
Iedo, ,Clsvstsnd, Gotsmtus, Cineinast, rfttse.fgh,
Ounkirk, ba6aio, Niagara fstis, Albany, New YORK,
Phiiaielphia, 1si!inses and Warrington. Also d
La sails with trsiss Of ske iilisois csn1al kosd-
rth to Gsiens sud sOuth 81 Losis and Cairo 70
which plaecs tiekstsess be procured Of = - SfE
pEks, Ticts st sgt. II. n. Uspst MI = e1 SO
Passengers fsMiadsd 0f The Recssslty o. gisiIg
dsGet directions 10 she dsssnettsn of ~ es es8
gage, siso 70 pr0ears uekeis tefsee taxing thsn
seats the cars, The conductors collect tafss only
10 stations on tue ss Of the Chicago aud Roct Island
Rktir0sd. JOHN =. TRACf,buR.
W.H. wMTxls, Assr SspI.
Rock island, April z. 1855.
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Gtetbiug.


A. CASTEEL 4 Co,
T>AKk This opportunity 10 INFORM the pnbiic aha !
u thsy have received at their Store, the largest
Stock Of - -ss..s5s
Irssd Cloths, cassimsrss, vsstings, d
which has ever been troughtt0 this mssket. The
Goods which onerto the Inspection Of The ctss
orthis town sufpass in design and anish, anything
hat eau be oHsfsd them this side ofNow York, beint
selsctsi with the greatest cate and from The sx
ssnsine houses In She Eastern markets, end VITA
sisw to sstIsfy ths tastes ofsli our cast0laes. !.
We have afso full aud complete assortment OIL
,hs leasst and most approved styles Of
GENTS. FURNlSHlNG GOODS,
which arc beyond doubt Ls nost desiraels 20 be
loand ID shis city. Among which ara Gents Shirts,
usdsfshirts, Stocks, Cravsts, Gloves, Suspenden,
Hose, &c. fa{A1e6ls - . : sss-ts.ss - s.
Particular at.sntion viii be psd, as heret ofore TO
the makIpg up OF garments in style unsurpassed BY
sNy suaitas establishment.
Full suite asde shortest notice, and wsrrahted'
cut. zf es# Is sssHi !.
Ttaak ul for The towsi ofpsst liberal fayors OF
The p0tc, No take pleasure In pfedging renewed.
adssy, and soiicN share Of The Fubite patrOsa9e.
Ati "a a.u a. CASTEEL x co. L
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I ELECTRICAL CLoCKs.--The Paris cor
respondent of the New York CONNER
ciai says the municipaladministHtic
has raised at regular distances on the
Boulevard de Sevastapol columns sur
mounted with eandelabras Of par
ticular form, lighted with gas. o.
these candelabras clock dials have
been ingeniously placed, marking the
hour, the minute, and the second, for
the day as well as the night, BY mesaa
ofel1tricity. This isthe firstapplics-
ton at Paris on grand scale Of elsc.
trieity as a regulator Of public clocn.
The experiment succeeds perfectly.
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ROOTS q. SHOES,
ss Ea'tsw WHOLESALE u RETAIL,
.siC AtThe EmUir0 Store.
= STAND FROM UNDER,
ROOTS AND NHOESL

NENTs' Ystsst Feather sssts msasts order.
1 Is.ls sal---t.s.. ]. - - n A. Ii
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A CURIous FAcr.-The blubber on

A CuRIous FAcr.-The blubber on
Z III whale is sometimes, in its thick
ct harts, from IL to 20 inches thick,
though seldom more than foot; it il
Of 4 coarse texture and much harder
than pork. SO very full Of oil is i,
that . cask, closely packed with the
clear raw fat Of the whale, viii not
contain the oil boiled from it, and the
| scraps are left besides; this has been
keqasnsly proved by experiment.
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4 lady writes from Newport: sW.

A lady writes from Newport: "Ws
have to dress about nine times day
here. First, we put on a dress 70
dress in. Then we are ready for
breakfast. After that we dress fsr the
beach, then for the bath, then for din
ner. then for the drive, then for the
bali, then for the bed. lfthat isn't
being put through regular course Of
dimity and diamonds, then ! am NO
;udoe of such performances"
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YouNG DEMOCRACY AND OLD FEDER-
|ALIsM.-A- correspondent states that
lin his neighborhood the Presidential
Question assumes the position Of
|"Young Democracy vs.. Old Federal.
| ism. Fremont being the representa-
! tive of Young Democracy, and Bu-
chanan Of Old Federalism-the former
being full of ardor, energy and pro.
gress, whilethe latter Of hypochondria,
Old fogyism and pack horse progress.
It is not remarkable that these dis
tinctions Should be made by those
acquainted with the principles and
services Of the two men-the one hav-
ing been a Democrat all his life, and
the other transmogrifed into one bya
stolen grace, after he had been deple-
Cd ofssevery drop of Democratic blood
in his veins" We have no doubt but
that the election will show most en-
phatically the opinion ofthe people be-
tween these two men-the one man
Who has rendered arduous, perilous.
and Invaluable services to his country;
theother an Office holder offorty years,
and rendering no distinguished and
even no essential service to the coun.
Itfy.-Lancasts, Pa.) Khsg.
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YARA1OLS, AHTIYICIALs, 1I1D0N1, q.
A LAR0k ist received this day spd VII ne eOtd
Avssy cheap at go tmsy2Sl LNeLhks.
80 uALZRLL q Co. {.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-08-12
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Attend TO he psyGssI oftsxss a all etaet nsne!l
connected siyh Lsod Agency ~ Al psrss q inset.
sSd lows. Oncs % OfisAss street, near cser'
Cheap Lands.
sW ar see q t:sl " 'Asss ! v y lsS .ss acres
,ttas TAD 10 Cedar sapty. Also
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k0ek lAiapa, iuta0ts.
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Rock islsLd ssasl, wAitk srs0ssfsa very cheap.
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The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-08-12
MAMMOTH STOCK OF '
NEW GOODS!

At the Great Western Clothing Store,
Il. IsOVUonOte1n
- ttNo.S 8, IEcLAIKE ROW,
rs In receipt TIE issyeN and most complete stock
CLOTHISG,- OF EVERY DESCRIPTION
ever sroughtto o., bicB bssu purchased
10 he asstsrn natkets q greatly reduced pt.ees and
= twenty. Fios ps+s Csns Chsdp~ {
thss any other ssts bshtn In this section Of Gown
y. he also, In addition 10 bis stock sf ClstAiag,
ssceI Wing 40 exis naive sSd oil selected stoekof
0Antlsnsn's Furnishing Goods sts
Of all styles Aad varieties ~ which he invites atte
ton. His stock has kssh selected with great case ex
pssssiy fsshs marker, and ztths very
In efEE EN4
4xtsnt, Variety and Beauty
eshnot 10 equallsd in this region, and are
~ eRkSH FROM THk MANuFAGTOkx.f =
All ~ ssksi thstihs public generally Will sxAmine
bis stock before Parehsslg sss feeling salts
asd shat these sho csnnosts suited IN quantity, qua
# B drsst Wsstsra Clothing House. "
cann,t be sai,ed atasy sthe west Of
chicsgo. .A.s.a
Aug. 81. AZ. Il l., LoWESsTElN.'