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Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1856-10-02
The Blooded Horse
III A Il O Il A C TX
WILL STAND FOR THE In


w provement of stock the ensuing season, and
on 10 AprI 1857, at the stable of the subscriber
Rock hil Flushing township, Belmont county, q
at the following rates. SIS to insure; $40 for single
service. Parting with mare failing attend
ularly forfeits the insurance No accountability for
accidents or escapes. Pssturage for 81 So
per month.
DESCRIPTION AND PEDIGREE.
Shar6tack is rich chestnut sorrei, without any
white ID years old. full Is hands high. of great
oriar power; in form and action exceeded by few
none. lie was bred by Col. VIM. Bnrford, of Ken
troky sired by that noble horse MedOc. for HON
Col. Burford paid Mr.. Stevens $4,000 Medoc was
sired ny Eclipse, and proved him elf to be. as 8 race
horse and foa geter, superior to the Eclipse
himself. His dam, COrIna, a celebrated race
mare, and was sired by Trumpeter; he by Colonel
BADGERS famous ho. Sc Sir Solomon; his grand dam
was Drectress by Director, full brother Virginian
his g. dam by old Potomac, his g. g. g. dam by Jim
Crack, e. .. dam by imported Flimnap &c. In
fact he is well and thorough bred any horse ever
raised in Kentucky. He was purchased 1y the sub
scriher from the heirs of Peter Witten.
For performances see bills.
Post office address, Kennon. Belmont county, Ohio.
iy243m JOHN A. RAY.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1856-10-02

III ERlNnES. Thihets. hn'|oo!. le'a'n- riaid Cash
III meres. ard lnii variety every style of Ladies
Fashionable ~ 0o Dress Goods -7getner it'll more An
tiquc and Plush Trimmings to natch-a much larger
stock than before have opened and cheap
ever before offered so few pcs Of MerinO Satin de
Chine, superb art ,e for Ladies Dresses-very desr-
abe at STONE & THOMAS's.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1856-10-02
The Ladies Department

Is now opened for The reception of ladies' No nstitu
tiOn IN the Union iinparts thorough interest
ing course in this Department.
In concus'"n. we would add that shall put forth
our hfs' - '''"i: =. +i i'll more eminent degree
HE fattc .'' '~' '.-# .; h enterprise hae
met. and .'.-' "n,....-I 'r..arr more t.OrOuah
pfacf. .''n .-... A. r"cliou than be
fOrr."t .; ... sii. ..-..'tr'rTo Iege
An. 10 3d.. the fa'
10
'N Hu's -i,ist .-te ,."a~i5e tes,ifring that
we so"Uiiy aCguain = ,i- III. GrauQers abiI-
iiy as an accountant. a.'' rtS'r If Book Eeeping,
which oitie highest lie has had great expe-
rience as an Accountant. rcavv Commercial and
Banking houses whir gives hun facilities in
imparting practical know ledge Of Book keeping, and
q thorough Commerci- Eiacqtion
j. ALLEN. LII. H.,
Prc<ti, t., -. Farmers College.
IpR.N .7NHREWS,
f'r-idcn "t hruypn Ioiiege.
TOyoung men VINO wi,' 10 acquire Cuisines Rdu-
Mr. Granger has the aS' riion nt theore. icaf
cal Counting Room eNpcl shn feel confident
teat gradntes from his college viii re fully Competent
keep the most complicated set of Books.
A. P. STONE. Wholesale aud retail Merchant
J.J. JANNEY, Sec'y Bird OF Control. State Blk of o.
]. F. PARK, Book Keeper al ID. ~ .. Nondhury's.
ID. .OVERDli!R, Book keener at CLINTON Bank.
II. Il. MILLS. Sec'y Columtu Ga, and Coke 60.
C. B. NJ son, RnnE krrpnr al J ~. Riiry 4 Co.'S.
For rnlrartcu send tor circular.
Jan. 81, 1856. CIR NIGER a. ARMSTRONG,
Proprie;ors
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1856-10-02
HARD W ARE

wv have lust received direct from the
w importers stock of hardware, such .
~ lsnd Saws Tenant Saws. Mill Saw, Cross Cut. and
Hand Saw files, all Braces and bits, Augun
Bits Stacks Augurs the hest made. Door Locks
Late hes Red Castors, Coffin Hinges and Screws, But
Hinges, Table do. Safe de- Mahogany Knobs, Squares
Car peneTs rules Broad A1es Stewart warranted chop.
pinr axe Hand Axes, Hatehets Socket Chises. Firme
To- Drawing Knives, with Numerous other articles
usually found in Hardware stores. Win be sold On
reasonable terms. &C. MARTfN Il Co
May Sd, 1855.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1856-10-02
NM HEELING HAT AND CAP
w .MaNUFaCTORY

Manufacturer of dats and Caps
Has hand and is manufacturing and receiving
large and general assortment of
Hats and Caps,
comprising all the varieties of ColOrs and shapes OF
Hats and Caps now in USE of
LItest Fashion,
and manufactured from the finest material md tb.
hest workmanship; all Of which will be sold Whole
fae and Retail At the lowest possib price. From
my long experience in the business and having al
ways used my hest endeavors to please and furnish
tie puslic with
Good, Fashionable and Serviceable Hat
l feel conhdant-with my present facilities and a
large Stock on hand-that | am able to supply IN =
patrons W it'll su article
Superior TO any heretofore offered
respectfully request cGii from those in want Of
Hats and Caps, before purchasin gelsewbere.
S. SLAVERY,
selsl No. li6, Main street, Wheeling, va,
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1856-10-02
rTHE HALLELUJAH, All that is neces-

il sary tosay Of this Music book is, that it is
Lowell Mason's latest publication, containing tunes
chants and anthems suitable for Chur q: and the social
singing, to which prefxed "The Singing School"
manual for classes in vocal music, with exercises
rounds, &c. Price 70cents. For sale by
A C. MARTIN.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1856-10-02
THE GENUINE
AMERICAN STAR TRLPOLI

Superior to all other articles now in use
y 1for Cleaning and polishing Silver, German Silver.
Birttana metal tin copper Brass and cutlery; also
for polishing and cleansing all of painted
nished Furniture, Glass, &c. For by
ST. Clairsville jan 81. JAS. w. COLLINS.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1856-10-02

II S2rJas.
Buck over VI I'D s .
" under 80
Pen Of fye eHcs lo
Committee John Lr-hary. ST. Glars
vile: Col Henry NeiT, Glencoe; d. Is. Up
degraff, Nj Peasant.
CLASS \. Mutton Shscp.
Fat Sheep, Lewis Wood, Fiushing;J. Nc
Dowell, 81. Cla.rsyille, John N'hsry, u
niontown.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1856-10-02

Commit. iIas. MilihoUse, Co.erain:
Oliver TAYLOR, Morristown; Major Thomas
'.i'-
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-12-15
TM.IHLES IsOODRICu.
Dental Surgeon,
ssrssR8srBe:

,sxsrss<-4 0ffce - Brady street, bstveen 81
- fkzS and 81, Gyer M;che!I's stor-. Dsreo-
\port. Iowa. ectls
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-12-15
Or, ". 3. ,BhAINa
OF NEW YORK,
OCCULlST AND ATRlST,

ITASp rmanent!y located IN Rock ] lan,i, n 1ni-
III II il street. opp,si;r bland City lit !, where
III h happy Ia see all persons sfMietsd with dis.
= 81 the Eye aia Ear
H,ingd voted raj yeas 70 this special branch
OF hs ROT s>io,., u T. that be can reii We many
WHO hiye xiv up in spfir al b Anauro l., the
sym of hi N weakness - Sgkf ina gin asy
Object noatng b fore the wye; ,blsc,s api.sr obs
by clotri o. ,<uess A. hes Of light enlarge
n,.nt OF the pupil. 81.
Gaia act, in With the lens turn white ard pre-
vents the ray of light In sang through IT. Opihalu,a
infismat on, NJ sight, W.akue.s Of vision strs.
hi un.s Saunting veil D-afnss its vsrou US
forms.
Having received from Paris the and wondcr-
ful ppthalmoscoVe, with which enabled tD
10 into IN, pths ;h AMI the Int rt,r ns
clearly as the outside, and ih"r by ASCERTAIN the rY-
set state % the optic and retina In Amanr osis
she lens in iucirhnt cataract Also the iuni nsted
Spectrum fur examslg th-ear, VI u A. sever al n~v
dicai preparations for curing opvity Of the cor
n'rs film the eye without the Of the knife
or cau.iics.
1"prevent imposition, Dr. b deems Il prud mt 10
sat, that h. Ii u = gulGf Physician. B ina grsdn-
ste ~ III. Univef.iy 10 vernnni, also Of the New
rk 0,lhsimic Hop tai and Li- succ-ss ~ All (ce.
list l. Attributable to the PERFECTION which h. hos
brought the % n, dicased vspsrs ~ the tr-strbt
81 diseases 81 thu eye.
p. g. DR.. D. viii d vote p.r.on Of his tine TO the
trcat'u chronic dis ase, especially OF the h al
u,Rs, HAVING cared himself u Ca,sumpiiop II.
A,Arge PAR Of his rtait tuna was Lss by aissAsc,
o. Vel m my 9th. ~ IN iikc condition.
Once hour, frsm p's,s =. four.
" - 's"6 ~ ~ ls@. dytf
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-12-15
i,K. ]. licCOKTNEY

nFfEHS 'is professional services to the citizels
~ Il bay npoIt II vicinity.
t'isict - WI, = AunsrI's NJ banding corner or
oufth = BRADY str cts.
X fr to G,vFgs l.. Davenport James v Csnae,i
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-12-15
Mississippi & Missouri H. b.
Ex053ai, Q 2 -f55-

Mississippi f Missouri H. Il.
G0-S ,1.
nN and AFTER Mond.y, y ct,nt~r l, 1855, and uGH
~ further notice, trans w leave Davenport, r..
Huscatin- and Icvs Cry ts-I.dAyH eIo~pudl fol-
ioes:
t., rrcfghl and Enigrs,t trsir, az Ef5As
ID Mail Train ~ ssols
y q Esprsss Train st <isPA
Trains wiyl iesve Davenport for On icAs" tally sun
DAYS cSc-piet ss foiiors
1t Mail Train. . . rs n
81 Wright Trsie NJ 20 p ~
"a Express Trait, ~ $50
Trsins arrive At Dss soeost daily, (s1sd.ys creep
ted ~ follows:
FROM TEE WEST.
Ist Neil TrSin at eioA b
~ Freight Train, ~ cor
Sr Expre.s I air at 8 oS 2. y
FROM TIE HAsr
/ LIST Mail Trsin, al SW n
. Freight Tru!;, ct 90 d
! a. EyrresS Trait e. TOO n
The evellng TRAM stop. cne hour at psr nport ror
? supper
An trains out of Davenport sill mako o9anectic1'
/ with krsca,ine snd lows City
! Tie Passenger TrsiE oOanec's At Davenport s1t
! IN Rors isiand s ClcaSo train. r." evening all
sty- ono hour IN Davenport for supper.
Passengers are reminded Of the necessity ofgvtni
Instinct direction &c the destination Of their bag
gage procSr. tickets before taking heir seats II
In cars A. DAY supt.
Cecl du
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-12-15
1KVFESSOR MOTIFS
FEbRIFUGE WINE.
tsN QUART ROTTLEs.)
.N.EI'ElX k.1Oyy.N' TO Fill

fyNH ste-t eiirire discovered for tfe cur
i Ut - and Ague, Chill feSer, Dumb aguA,
and all tilsou- dis his valuable niedei'e has
81, i'sfor,' tNo pubic for SEVERAL y'srs, and
Their, y bette vac! noe Of. T'd oi its ttcAcy
than - rGts,'sivv sale, -ni Constantly incT' ssnH
rcpuiss end tds owing Ks hstins performed
.orGc q III B4g: wordrlful AMI a>tNhi, hIG cures
Ihat Lsy- ever te-u ku,wn. E..uR pa.sy ysy-ta-
bi- free all fure ign d"t' rinUS neral
psui.d-, Ftbriiuge Wine may b. t.s"r S''th 'h9 ut
rost s,friy urd"r slnros! AL circumstances. It
,.rer:thrs ihe stomach inNigorate- the syst and
vpiir,ly pr.rnt5 the lanR,iur and pest sit. of
strc-1th RhhE siwsys attends te>eI aid Asu., ard
Nj bLio diseases IL rot ouls brt AIS he Ct ll.- ard
hicks thr fyer, but removes the ii'ast fthe liv-
or an 0;her organs. which the Crl and Fever
depends The 'h,ussni, Who hsTs asst: the F-br,-
fusc Wine lie, no further yd.rcr o: It's virtu. than
II. hsppy restorative eject. IL |. truly wunueT fui
tlrl,cire snd operates ME ay.tan, Ike charm
The Or sec.ii Il 60 u Pebrtfact me hreskr the
cAs, and IL c;ujinLot according to th' dirsrtii,s,
II Taovvs tbs dis as pCrmantnty mem the syat, m,
and .sv"s the t,-iy in . healthy condition. Those
p rSons who afflicted -ith Fever ai Age any
.iril uf bilious d-rH Ell. are recommended 70 give
his -aliase medicine fair trI wfeh IN sll that
s.sty 10 insure surc.ss, 3nd a,inc.' al of its
arp rivyiiy .s.r -vrry OH r,aitiy he, 81 10
tn. pubic Certificate. u tic h,ghrs; reSciatiiity
u xtt he pres. nj. to sufs ant ate all thai H. z.ned
half but il vii bc left 10 l7'r duo t>elf--to
stand or tall Dpoi II, own merits.
Caution 70 tn" ful.ic.-ke sure ihS, tho rtuir OF
the pr. p k.,er, John WiHER. II In his hsniw n
tina OH III Prvn,s-or Note, which l. ait.c"cd to
tbs h,'Iom of each tnprar si label On the btthe.
3pid at r., tail by Druggists aid Mere Ant ,a,y-
| whyc.
Al Who'll sele orders rnust be dret tel o. John v.
E-T " Msid Lane, n. Y, Ut to "a, \ Baldwin,
VII lcsslr i ugy,s's Chicago.
ali ~t.~ssie shd r.t.L b. N"ssrs
ALvOkD VAN rATTEN,
A~tp fS.~ l..S~
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-12-15
New Musical Work BY OF. Root.
sT1., 8AJoloAtia Hell!


Iecttnn 2! tunes is excellent. Aieo arranged by
hemsci-cs cid ttu-s especially ~ Trs~er snd social
meeting.
4 Are selection u piece .ar ppcainS and ciosirs
exy.c-s s1cc!.. cccatirrs, SC. hso Charts :cT H.
isoopa. SERVICE and !as but not lesst 100 psges arr
cv,te. n i5stfhcfcn5 AMI exercises, hlch MAJ. II
aysiaIr f- The Teacher Nc intv:id ut all time 70
b. ann nd With The work by the t,aariity. Orders
solicited; (a,.srert friage fre~I on the receipt o.
n (.he retail cfica Teachers Gh.rs.rTs siid NUS.
cans are requested TO examine the Esrl
PusI,.he-i tn New York by Aa<n n Bro, AID TO-
ale by IA PORTER q BIO,
(1rrfG~t NOS t-''td
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-12-15

DCLS uL ~. ASiALs''A - '" - " 's''.'.' -.
nov3Sdavly
NLW AM INTERVENING Eaoks.
AIp 4 Co0Kr = COS - LAKE A1REkT
AGUic.Go htoa1 III ufrE2ti
La,y sri Pa Ice u I+E.s,s.,He = '.'s II ;
Unite; s. .tss. ~ Lu;at + ca ai- -. ia~
sherf.
casrr srsrt.i .ri ~, ri.'. IA the $. ssprsa.
Corrt FOR tn I.tr.tary II Ast1rsa-. .r5n $50 TO
1850 also, IN tseu. Q. nlsE.-t Caeti fs. .N4 tie
1 e. Of Arkan>ss frcua 1885 T. 1856 Nh Es..s
anil re-! & nc,s NJ Samug AZ n np'. -.
Leadlns Gases in GRIMM, i.sg. WI Notes -
BY E.inuId II. E.arst, a,"i s-aitt y. Hra.-
wi. !.
AZ well As In met re.dabi, ID ,si,,y rbllsied
his couatry, i Lord ,.c.ourno Memorial If Ts
TErr.
MyCrSln Hf,hslsa 4sto,, " II '4.s- Irro,l
~ ~, i,,r q ingrii,bs !. cd
NE Humorous Ta,tf- sf y. h'etRA arg sse.--
Pr a. C.sst,e, tlrtN, ".ih No. 'la'Es'.tfy ara
Tifoi .iorsa" t.r--l.y ! ~ u rnr 500 P. ptics
u SO.
Chsri.s Fremont. srsnii'uiIy tvatrl 'Taas nris
"P,r :tou W = ithe q, unt .ir~; th.y r-sc .Aiu
The e.erIs,t.as creed si!lstEirf
RI. N,r.iu. u Gro Martin, An,~ nar-i h cL.-
The Mods. a story T,.t.r.ar rrc Z sf,T.ss a the
Best Auhor- np@ iissf rtlrct'"i S.s;ty ~ Il! Il
nc. cio,l II ceu'f--l',pcsao e..
Hfrll.f ~" SOW Y! - '@t-s e ~ "a -
TRANSLATED 1- May powit;, aGAa .y,c t,.reau
edition. WITH sotci5i iciicsior w -. a1t.g: cs5a
,.!.te ir or. volnr.c. i27'e. PIT ~.
cann.icfere Ptrrj's EN-. .isson y japan nd III
China e.ss S,l. svo. rtsstrB;r.i Wit zng i,l'rs-
trations froir designs hr he drnpsh's'a' IA" ~
tsiiiioa. Price ~ %.
wit and wisdom Of tie Res g. siney snl.ti. Bei4g
es.etious sfS,u his WTi;iaSa ans Ysssafes y rs let
sr5 and Table Taik, With Bioe a,hifs Acr,n:r mno
e,t.s. Ny Ever: Dr-cta'
y. = COOKE . ca.
anrlAl i2S Lake Hlrr.l.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-12-15
Steamers on Lake Ontario,


- ALI POINTS EiSf
yIsnf ,l.cA 10 Hui Q .iiasv.oor Routs,'' irst e.
Ill. ii -: se.sou, hss receiyc! sci .arr,d
,iIsii..-ioa from. the Pr sd -. IRA dug
e1Aitc and hsa secc .c'verssl'y rh.ra- aa y E
unc~t r.l,anttc, pi-ssya sd I.,nisr n ltr vf.r -
sab. ,h.s lie Union Tire crti-s srgsngsrncrts :er
1856 aa- bsen nxd- ~s,a the woe aienI his
Sr,a. Like rcu,r tLe 4aost ccf,2ortaa'" -i'esani
I aad " t'n,A;.: d husi-s 20 srTang'' gcsns.
7; is The rcatc !astac bda.ne aAn, ;as Ta--sat
aai .he Fl@.s'tre -.esc- 1t shounds wa the v:!d.
Lake Mic. igar ana the i eta does AZ the ue.therL
Omit The Clasric Isl,n4 u sarsirac, the :rsd-
ttaxry Esgt5Giin itis.'f ac-,.e - the iniian
spirl Of -, Iakosl; and the 1,yrioranic-k" isleS
"a $50, esu Hsy-tlTu ser.es O. .'"r- arBlrTas@ot
j., the auitnc 4 continent,
Tn. S,st- ar, icxu-la- y s'.-n.sas, 70 asG. sv-
cl;x4i ~ ss7r arrsrserr~ats he 5ayi.ah; Il - 8
Oh at thr - sNs and srsong lha lssn.s. Hcs. iG-t
nd rsruaI .isasu'fart- are .yoisi Ir ne hottest
.issae: surlrs"r. 'rsvri-r. "'dat Sc'i''- Lake
1, Arstirsg Boats .aaso o,rns,;iol.t 70 sar,, ste
SSiTo 4 =! ss ~aie-.3..
IN a3.~lFn ri; lrrcnto' r.sa tFt-t c%n IN rev
hcs-, 'ie. u Great rsetsion ~ !aSf sa. + Pal,
NizFs3r, o. tri? tt t'.tGgh IN" Thcu4ari l. afds
sl3 til R4p-A " The s. ts-s@res koat- i-o.u To-
-astccc- - CE.tar 8 tte hsht 10
RrYFAio R9cMEsits oissG 4.e Ssps VIM
aat MONTREAL
.LrAsi yEU ToRE, BaS7ok pGILADsL-
P'UA,
AID 81 other Enstc-a Giles
fre -, einsr,a sniees-i, Pass ngsI Hista ephpriss
TO I!nh
KEY STaNR STATE Cspt. J u EicGata5,
:,J,caFVH STATE Capt !. shsnItvriin.
NIAGARA Cap, 3 Mnisr.
gTsEs cry Capt WIN " alta.
The Louisiana.
Cap; pAyEsfokT; win ruI- hct-ern coir.soo
ssi ,Treep Bsy. clrr-ftrs WITH - EeEHiss H9e 10
aschirsc
TIL b3a;s si leave Chicago, Oh Ta1rsag, ThLn
Tag and Fat friday evtnngs al c'c!ocs, touching II
wslks Ss.:, keiloshs, Racirc, Nivsukce Steboygsn,
Asnitowcc, F1c Eisefs ar MActinat.
IT TSCEEgS tn rough, or 10 arr point % the
folc ca, be o.isi,,et board The Boa.s OF .: the
Corupsnv's ofcP % South Water Street, CfirAeo.
yCr further Information Apply On bnar1 or to
GODFREY BRYANT
Ps-sengs- gs"i, Choas0
uAS REED, Proprietor. sfi
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-12-15

An early cal vii VIII s,et = chnic' e'ircl'
RDw ARD ilHEN.
N~oud street, opr. site l. ai-iFe NV e7f'nts.5
L., tDdwe~n Man AM Bfsdy } "r'i
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-12-15
/ u.ra.v. Alton 4 81. Louis L. X.
lysi xsT<sser - s-..ts1s = -ass.asass
AIRLINE ROUTE BETWEEN
s.,aiccEO an a 81. Olsia.


r4iy. lea-s CsicdJo for 81. Loa.. and INFERNO
oiyts ptsicts.
4. , aI..uUaien TIain, tsunasy's rAcrptsdI no N
Exprrss Tram, ,ssiariay's excepted u ia's
y,ai,4, lear. s.. Laal. ~, Clica.o nnd intrrmt.
Gi,Is places,
Accommodation. Ira. tsaauay stAcepteil ! "JA N
express Tram Saturday eScept-,D . 5nPs
Trains run directly ;iiuuEiE without chsnsr Of
cars or baggage. Tr,iis ihIoc1a Joliet, Dioon.
ing:,i4, Springfield, Carllnyie an.t Alton.
pilrn,r. run Oh tts road mike direct connections
~ .li,tI Il, OF sri Michigan Central Ks!irosd al
Jrst max NJ !, t'r shortest, sDcss and most re-
tnh~ route htt..,- {. Lpui> and New York, b. stoc
r,,ais,li.,, =. 1 tie fsst.
NI.h il.HC,n entra' IL. II .. E,con.nstcI, ior Ia
sale, h.nGv., sud CSlra.
iii Graz Hest"Yr Of iiiisnS 3; syriHsrsi, fer
Decatur and Rs les.
WA Al TIE Railroads n.srrFins tsota th'rhso
st.h ,isay liac Of farI-ts AZ ~ Louis for heesas,
s.v ori.xri. end Missouri River.
Through Tiexcts lot al places iIest!on-d ahcvs CAD
b, procqi-d y. Ill he pIncips teSe. otte'S 10 The
Cuiisd states, and 81 IT. ahic-e
II 81, Lauis IN ChAcszo
fua. Q. 4, Es4l.xl.e Az ~ Dr-ivra street., cppo-
eIlc, u L-See. cue irsinoai HOUSE.
SiJN'D p. MORGAN, IL, rupt.
Aisl0 tEinesen, saE :, i'"~. fsoAsnG
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-12-15

OcsMC;neS River LaaG Tor salt.
I.J.VII DEp.IHTNE.ST
~. u,s.es GtUes N"eigdt,oa ami p 4. %
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Il III 1ntersign'si hereby gives p.;,or, that this
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si.t 1-y VIII H. ss'i On hong cr.il,, and lots
nth ritstis AID wishes OF puse hsSvrs.
Aiyfurther Information strr In relation 10 thasi
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I mail az oth.rsis. Gf0 r. PERKiSa,
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Thee lar,,s ~tIi D. rna io,,g credits. and Il
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Medical Card.

n.. .iiLl.H vASZANDT, oi ST Louis. Occuis,
~ ard ophsigiic surgeon, fading Il necessa nnrur
hs t8th, u reside, during he warm ses'oiSDii
northern situation, has selected Is summer
III. city % hock Island, III, vhrr. he b.
c,n,Blt! for 81 dsca.es II The eye and opthsmc Up
from the irsi u July u:iti the las. CT a-!s
t,rntUT. Chronic affections S"uerSlly VIII reoSive
Is,r;I., "f his stteuiun, and .ye patients viii hni
;hg; nrinS TIT warm ,Ss.ou thy cSn BE- mcTH sue
fully treated il northern climate than hat
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Nebraska advertiser., 1856-11-08
M. G. MOIES & CO.,

No. 16, Main Street, st. Louis No..
A GENTS for Straub's Corn and Wheat Mil
n the queen Of the South This remarkable
Mill has been kept secured to the inventor by eaveat
recently, however, dune 9th, 1851 Letters
Patent for the United States have been granted, Sc
curing the invention for fourteen years. This Mill
has sustained itself wherever it has been brought In
to competition with other Mills. 1t was run against
the other make of Mills Of our city, at the Ohio State
Fair, in 1850, when it drew a diploma as the best
Corn Mil, and was awarded a fine silver medal.
Of these Mills we manufacture five sizes for corn
and three expressly for grinding wheat -four.
The peculiar novelty Of this Mill is, the under
stone is the running stone, in all cases. There is nc
limit to the speed, and as speed is everything in grind
ing, it win out grind any upper grinder in the world
Secondly: By this arrangement we are enabled tC
get grain into the Mill with a very small eye, eonse-
quently we grind nearer the centre, and of course
with less power than any upper runner can be made
Thirdly: Our Mill takes any kind of grain without
choking. We warrant against choking in any and all
cases. This is a great ~vexatiOn causing delay and
trouble in all Mills where the upper stone is the run.
ner. Of course, we mean small Mills, where the mo.
ton must be high to do much business.
FOurthly: Our Mills never take uniury by running
empty-the under stone not touching the upper one
no injury can be done. This is an important adyan.
tage over all Mills where the upper stone is the run.
ner. August %, 1856. v1n12f
Nebraska advertiser., 1856-11-08
w, S. GILMAN.


w. s. GILMAN.
WHOLESALE GROCER, No. 1870 Second street,
w st. Louis, has in store a large and well select
ed stock, which is offered at the market rates, con-
sisting in part as follows:
$40 hhds N. O.. sugar; 200 bbls loaf, crushed s
powdered do;
1900 bags Rio coffee; 100 do Java do;
$50 bbls s.. II. syrup molasses; $50 do S. H.
molasses;
ESQ bbls plantation mOlasses; 100 pkgsmaekerel
100 boxes Goldfish; 100 bbls Wilmington tar;
500 kegs Boston and Pittsburgh nails;
IS kegs fine Sd nails; 70 bags cotton yarn;
so bales carpet chain; $50 do cotton twine;
100 bales wicking; 45O els Manila and Jute
cOrdage;
100 doz pillow and clothes lines;
400 boxes window glass, assorted sizes;
1000 lbs W.. chalk; 800 do alum; 1900 do ~s'tpeter;
10000 osnaburg sacks; 10 kegs sup. corb. soda;
200 half chests Imp, Y. II. and G. teas;
800 boxes Imp, Y. II. and g.. P. teas;
$50 boxes Virginia and Missouri tobacco;
100 bx. smoking tobacco; 80 do cut chewing do.
$50 bx. star candles; 20 do sperm do;
800 candle mOulds;
$50 boxes soap; $50 pkgs s~aleratus;
3 cases Ma. indigo; 6 cerOons S. F. do;
so bgs pepper; As do pimento; 200bxsg'd slices
800 NJ. G. d. per. caps, 250 rms G.. & L. paper
300 doz com. and fancy pals, 100 no 3-hoOp do
800 nests 2 and 8 at tubs; $50 mats cassia;
rs eases prunes; 40 eks currants; 3 do madden
5 bbls whiting; 400 rms wrapping paper;
80 bales Osnaburgs; brOOms, zinc washboards
churns, &C., &C., June z '56