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The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-09-30
TALLMAN a. POWERS,
LAND AGENTS.
Office Brady Street, between Second and Third
1street=.
nFFERforsale tie follouHz valua @ Real -
Ei tn Prnnartu in nauennnrt

City Property in Davenport
l. House and lot on Third Street near the corner o
Rock Island.
. Six lots on the south west corner Of Fourth ard
farnam Streets.
,. Six lots at North DayaEPort, between Perry amt
Rock Island Streets.
Ailthe above lots are well situated and in parts 81
the city most rapidly improving and will he sold en-
liberal terms.
Farming Lands in Johnson County
). Of S. Z. S. % T. % y. Range west 20 acres.
Nsofy. T.. s. 33T. 10 n. Range west 80 acres
y. OFFS. F.. 5 35F - y, Range west 40 acres
The above lands are NJ the line Of the railroad
from Davenport TO Iowa City.
Clinton County
Nine hund red acres OF prairie and ninety aercs OF
timber land near Elvira p. o. seven miles fran Ly
Ciaton Co. near ;he Railroad; all chsce land
well watered.
The above property will be sold 5n4iberal ercdit.
Scott County.
improved farm one mile and half from Prince
ton. Sixty acresfrsl rate land, well improved with
PoWeshiek County.
Twonundred and nfty acres fine prairie itel two
niles north Of Montezuu.a the comfy seat.
Mich l7-'56dit
Scott Co.
IbDacre- unmproyed land two IN lies frem HEX Orv
Grove, three miles from Wnicott, ten miles from
Davenport, we'll watcred-
IGOacrcs dve miles north westfrom Hickory Grove
very choice land.
Near Davenport.
One and une-half milos from Court house u ihe
bluE, with superb views Of river aud surrounding
country. small farm III IL acres tEdet the highest
state OF cultivation aHi we'll Supplied with fran
trees. The most bGautlIL, Iavd Ia the WENT! 'te
city.
Seven miles from Davenport,
A farm Of 90 acres, ~ uHier ruitgat"H- - ri I'm.
Der A never falling stream runs through H. viii
besod very cheap.
Near Walcott,
sG 4rrg II rll0iF4 tr1irie "A "A
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yaIsfsRuEIWp FAWW
FOR SAfE.

hi UAIEDin Muscatlne COUNTY, fronting the hissis-
Dsipp River, midway between Davenport and ausca-
~, bnE portions " sections 70 aud ~ fronting the riy
AMI u btk, aud containing 800 acre., lJO acres Of
wis are ipfO' ID and under high state 81 cultivation
balance rolling prairie and timber land There is
F iilIn large story dwelling bsiu, carias ou-e
II Al necessary outbndings, all in first rate i.iair
3ins orchard nj choice apple, peach, cherry aud plum
CO. an excellent well and cisern never failing brook
tihhhs water and very superior atone quarry.
,7LSO-y0 acres timbereJ and upon au island opposite
r above farm, upon which is heavy growth OF timber
"iUsipall hickory, Which accessible NJ I'LL seasons.
iir above property will be sold thsap and upon terms
che most liberal. Enquire Of
NOuEsE NIELE Co,
- The Iowa Agricultural Depot, Rock Island
lMd 'FRONT.' Sia.. DaNrnpoIL. imiY dWtf
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w. g. Q OF i . ,
sAuyh olasa1a naalar IN

-
Fore ign and Domestic, Green and Dried Fruits,
NUS &c. "a, Chicago and 81, Louis wholesale prices.
Constantly on hand Lemons, Oranges, Apples,
&C. Brady st. near Front, e4sl side.
Davenport july ~ '56dwu
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yHE MISSISSIPPI AND Missouri X. R.
The Mississippi and Missouri Railroad, ter
mlDnting on the Mississippi River al Daven
port, opposite Rock Island, is no" compile
'r}, and in operation TO 9iusca'inc and 10
~ City, in the State OF Iowa, &C miles, and
shout 20 miles more will be finished this
Fall, and is now doing 4 much }afger busi-
1egs thau was done over the sane nnnh"f
of mle8 Of the Chicago md Rock islond
Road when it was first opened, The rc
ce.pto during the monlha of Arri, May ana
lune, notwithstanding the road was but
peHly completed and equipped, were over
>l.96C per day The effect Of this has al
ea5Y been apparent on The bue:nc67 Of the
rock Island Road, rndit is anticipated hat
~ the completion Of the bridge, the Misso-
,ipqi and Missouri Railroad will add large
80 the business Of that Company. Trains
sra crossing regularly tho bridge across the
Mississippi River, connecting the Rock IL.
.and md Missouri nmd Mississippi Roads -
The bridge IL under the Joint control ot the
70 Companies, and wna built b. IN ssne
, honds guaranteed by both ~'hie19o
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A -o,i-boat, containing man aud woman
@ UPSET yesterday Il mile or SO below
f.r-e We believe that both reached the
ura owing to their nearness 10 it, and the
rrar presence Of mind employed by the
maa Nefos lot last evening.
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ExChanEo


on afiparts 5fthe United STATES boGghtand sotd.
COOK, SARGENT & COOK,
Bankers an and gents.
Fort Des Hoines, Iowa
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UsioH RAILROAD PANTY The new
J,p.t Buildings OF the Al, & NJ. Railroad
.0r 80 be inangurat1d on the evening OF
facsLay Oct. 7th, by grand Union Rail-
al Party. Every thing will be gotten up
rhc very best Of style, aud we doubt not
.sIa }j who attend will enjoy themselves.
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aERnAN, FRENCH AND AMERICAN
Fancy Goods, Notions
Toys. SC.

lIR and 100 Main stree, NJ. LOUIS Mo,
g"EEP a lEnyS on hand the largest IHi unSt varied
n assnvimra.ot staple and famyy N"tsrn ,'OOds
to luaud west OF thc Mountains Al ~ htif
good are purchased direct iI0m Lnc manufacture -
Ia Europe and the United states, and be sold to
dealers 1T q. low p ANY importer III The east
arm cities They have every IanCg 81 Combs
H,n,L,s Buttons Look ing Glasses, Gloves, Under
Hhtrls and Drawers, Guns. Pistols, Pocket aud la
biz. Cutlery, Toy Goods, Masicsl lmsiru n"EN Porte
Nupuaies Purses, GHd small wAte general; HGd
receive from Birmingham, Paris, London ans IeiP-
Sic the latest novelties IN ihrir line regularly per
ocean stcanrrs-
Merchants Ill Ind II greatyt their adv amigo 10
sxsmInu our e. ock and prices before gong Gas. "t
purchasing elsewhere, Es We are determines not 10
be undersoid by any utherhoase iii the county,
sep ~ dom
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LOCAL MATTERS.

,,,p.rs rcR RnNr.~- Dubuque HeJ
!, raqta, MS paragraph in relation 10 the
,.e.stty Of the capitalists Of that city build.
ar q number of dwelling housea fer rent,
'cA os could Ne afforded say At from $3.50
sI75 per annuni. A similar want exists
his city and We would be pleased 10 tee
.sopIied Thousands of men are now en-
...aoel 10 Lusinee. At the East, who are har.
!. SOD continually TO meet their notes in
..nk. and who, il ihes had their capital in
rsrrd in rented property in this city, could
1--we Al ease without pecuhiary trouble One
l.nnJred dwelling houses located convenient
the business portion OF the city could be
.Iar.d nj q iair rate IN two days such il the
.r.mapd for that class OF buildings. Men
f,a are content with moderate rale of IN.
,rs-t. gay from I2ia to 10 per cent, could
III more securely inyesi their money than
h.. or.lh houses for rent in this city, and at
III. same time they would have the satisisc-
han Of rejecting that by 50 doing they were
ltacyoiently assisting to bring down rent.
ID bout onc-haIf their present rates.
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pusyhseepse, y. Y. Davenport Iowa
TALLNAN POWERS,
AttOrneys& COun.eifors law,
and Land Agents.
DAVENPORT, IOWA.
once Brady street, between Second and Third SIS.
4 ANDs bought nd sold on Commission. Hayin z
l Iatso an Office in Eastern New York, at point
rom which alarge emigration may be expected during
tss present season, We have unusual advantages TO
!i.r64e OF lands to actual settlers.
II JaLoan sne gotiated on Real Estates ecurity.
-REFERENCEs-
Ne. York City. Psuzhksepsie, \. 4.
Hon. John Van Barren, Hon. Charles n Ruggles
4 C. Flaeg Gilbert Dean.
= Charles O'CoRof = Vasser &; Co.
William + Haveneyer, - Benson Tossing
Anthony J. Bleeckcr, q Prof :. F. y. Morse.
William b. Skidm0re. Utica. n. !.
Albany. n " Hon Horauo Seymour
Hill Cagger * Porter Chicago, III.
ioyebo0fne. King and Boies Rk.Swifi and Co..
ErasLus Corning Mile aud Fowler,
,ulI3J wifi W z Wood q nd Co.
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Ierrit Smith has just contributed IA" adj
-."eua! sum OF $1,000 Ito the Kansas fund
, aid ug the free State men, making in all
.wYl Contributed hy him since June 10.
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FNr PoRrfAtTs, Ell Adams haa Il pof-
rlI' Of each Of the candidates now entered
m. al" Presidential race displayed in his
",ato# They are fine cngrayings Of life
OF and elicit considerable admiration from
IL. -L,A rhnt lnilY passcs bis store
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Esare Chance 10 secure
Valuable Farming Lands in Scott County.


/ MlSa az ) IN Block ID. corner Of Farnam. an
4 Third street, -
AFi ] n Jo8K d : AGENT
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NV Coos We cali attention TO the
nry stock Of goods just received by hr H..
# Smith at his Variety Store. See adver-
n-,rpnt.
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5ENWu OFFICES, second Gcor front IN Me new
! brick uuidng on Brady street neN norm e''no
Pus unltc, over the banking lioust'
Store To Rent,
On Brady -. uoNt north q. The low" boea ho'ih'
new urcppled By X n J. Ssisoa'sJs "s'rf St"te'
Rooms To Rent
suu4bts f1F sor1ess aud lodBtns rooMs Ap-
plN - .. Tr." ~ N6ls a. a-.sv Al
s=pg1d2t sxa w SsHiANs' ~
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AAoTHER STrAw.--We have another lit
re straw with which 10 tickle the proboscis
cur worthy neighbor Of tho Demoerat.--
'lr putnatn has handed us the following As
The rn.ult Of the vote taken yesterday morn.
------ m ihn rnra Irnm inLNl cIiY -
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TufarER Mss KATE DEsIN, lady
g1Iy distinguished IN her profession, il
Hauug an engagement at the Theatre in
'1- city. She remains only tlds week.
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.Sesrefs'Y

"
1 reduced prices. Now is your time Ia gel
y .lHAp goods, visa to close uut Il. pos
aIi'l- Hly pr"saEtsLoCk.
sag u i3a A.C. BILLION.
Valuable Property for Sale in East Davenport
1 cocoon building Lots, also Nv story Frame
i ~ House and Two Lois Oyer0 ok ng the Missi.sp
pi river. Apply 10 SAM'I.. GUY, III Ehsl DaSon
port, or to no. A. GUY OF las. JORDAN, in DaS-
export aug2sdli
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La t Q st N 9 ws.
From tho Chicago Pro. o yesterday ;.
BLOCKING RAILROAD CALAMITY
LIGHT MEN KILLED
Twenty to Thirty Wounded.

Ttoenty:Gue Cars Demolished.
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Drv Goods, Clothing, etc

Dry Goods, Clothing, etc.
w are now offering al our new store, No. Ii Bra
w dy ST., next door to the Post Office, splendid
assortment OF
CLoT HING.
consisting OF all qualities, mad up IN workman.
like manner. and The latest style OF
DRY GOODS.
consisting in part OF French and English Mcrinoes,
plain and figured Alpaca, black, pain and colored
Delsines, all wool Cashmeres, Ginghams, Gaiieos-
White Goods, EmbroiderIcs, shawls, Cioaks, Do
| lne.lic Goods in all their branches.
Hats and Caps a: wholesale akd retail, and
a great many other aItitlrS loo Numerous 10 mem
ton. All Of which will sell IS low as they can be
bought anywhere west Of New YORK.
Country merchants are particularly invited to eN
anime our stock before making iheir purchases.
We rail- al all times be happ! 10 shoH. goods,
doubt not but we are enabled to suit the closest
we II as the most fastidious buyer.
aug 20 80 dsu STRAUSS 81 OBERNDOERFkR.
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FAIRBANKS CELEBRATED SCALES.

imperfect rticle TO 30 forth from their ESTABLISHING Mt
has gained for their Scales reputation that has new
er been surpassed in the whole range Of useful me-
chaHism.
The Scales are unanimously acknowledged as the
staaaardin all transactions by weight.
lawsuit which arose from discrepancy of
w.ights between ono of Fairbanks Scales in use ty
| the Baltimore \ Ohio Railroad Company and one OF
another manu- aatare was recently tried In the Court
oiCommou Pleas, Baltimore; the case occupied the
Couri Two days and Judge Marshall in delivering his
decision stated tho result OF his evidence, that the
accuracy fEair6daks Scaiss esta blshed beyond
allque-tion. For sale by .
BURROWS, PRETrYMAN Il DALZELL.
The we'll known reputation Of these Scales has iu-
duCed the vendors ofmperfect and worthless basn-
offer them as Fairbanks Scales, and purchas-
ere have thereby in many cases been subjected 10
lrlga aud imposition. Tho manufacturers have ne
controversy with honorable competitors who trans
act business 10 their own names, but regarding the
perpetrators Of The above fraud, pursuing course
alike unjust and dshonorabie they take this method
lncaution the public 0i their inposons.
The patentees manufacture under their own In
'pocton only at their tactoy in StJohnsbury, VI.
Ror sale in Davenport solely by
BURROWS, PRETfYMAN& DALZELL.
K. & 4. FAIRBANKS IL Co.
St,Johnsbury, VI, May II, 1886.
May as. d&wly.
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w r shall continue to receive and pay ont The
w notes al tho above Banks Us We have done
sact taiT Organizatonj aiter the 18th inst ill
laTtbgr notice. TJaDIg4 COOK &c SARGENT
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HARDWARE.
LIVINGSTON & LOCKWOOD

4A4AIk4> w 14XAas
LIVINGSTON & LOCKWOOD
1. y y opened and selling spienaii stock
hardware At ioner figures thsn any othe,
un IN tho .ttYot Davenport. our stock complete
q 3. ga furnish ali kinds OF builders Materials, Me
Iaiies ieo5ani Farmers implemenis Of the best man
n1tfhr" "lyr US call; you cannot 90 away without
. Ii.Vug- No. 4 Nain street, Davenport.
LIVINGSTON IL LOCKWOOD
Mans, cot aoa wr9t Spihs, ees' brands; ,,,,
(AErhNThRs FOOLS Of every it,.riptien ior sale
y J." ~ LIVINGSTON LOCKWOOD.
NAL. GIyrng. iior-r4ho-ing Engineers' aud Black
y aat'h nonh Hammers ant slrdsr-.
LIVINGSTON LOCKWOOD,
loSlNn Machine. Com. tmi Ca, stoai Ausos. sni
DAu GER Bit+-. best manufacture
LIVINGSTON K LOCKWOOD.
pEAcii aud Hand iaehets Of all kinds, most approx
iDrt make. LIVINGSTON LOCKWOOD
\T0ElICE, Firn,er, Corner and PAIRING. Cbisss,
flahhaes and Carpenters scks.
LIVINGSTON s LOCKWOOD.
{ ,horNp and Pipe n,Ae s,.,,..., ,..,.,,,o,
- LIVINGSTON & LOCKWOOD.
,,tt.,>. ,,;,,,,y .,t,.,. ga, u.,,.r v.t
let " ,;,.si''n e,,"' t"i,
,,x,,s ,,...,t--,, g.
neht ''' ,is,s st.rp, f.r',a, i,' 60,
-,urE.,t>, s.,,,t.. c..
~ " ~ ~ ,iis 4 ' ppR,tS' ,.,V,v,.n
,p,rt.I i,,,.,, - ,t. III. AIN, e., 49,,
Ding preserves. all siyeH, at
r,p. -. t...,,I.. s.......,,. /. T., A. c.,,,.I,
II''' "''''s Jug htH,SGSr,y I" " ruEKtv.n.
-
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NOTICE.

'ENNk undersigned having disposed OF lheir bhsi
ness 10 MessTs. Evans, Chew ~ CO., take TINS
lnrthGd olLAAukiug their former patrons nj lheii
hid aud liberal custom, and would requests con
NUuuucc Of the same Ia The new hrni.
s"rt2 NJ. THOMPSON " 60.
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I'HE undersigned being agents tor lmiin, smith
4 BOis' Gun Powder, an! ayii2 4 Magazine near
ihs city, will have constantly ON baGd, and sell al
lowest prices. all grades OF Powder,
EVANS, CHEW ~ co,
sent? Corner Perry aud Second sis.
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Valley City Mills, Scott County,
4 REtuu,iantly manu- featuring the best grades oil
~ Flour which they will sell u lowest market
rrccs Trough their agents.
EVANS, CHEW Il CO.,
sept Corner Perry and Second Sts.
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CIRCULATING LIBRARY

| y FULL BLAST. Any quantity Of choice books
l reading from 2sr to $500 each. at the
MAY i1-i2m TWIN CITY BOOK STORE
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House and Lot for Sale

| A DWELLING House containing y rooms and least
N Of IoLfor Il y years, situated the blua, he
/ gWssu Brady aud Harrison streets. Apply Ia
1 W III f. GuRLEk,
! Aug l9du or TO Ntekoll., lsbsll * Co
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At North Davenport,
A beautiful five acre lot.
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HLACkSMITu,S TOOLS.

4 NElLS, Vices, Drills, Bellows, Stocks and Dl
y Stedges, hammers, longs, &c.. for sale by
10 rs BURROWS PREfrfMAN ~ DALZELL
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--I.efer to--

u RI Money semited 20 Europe ID Sight Bills, siit
cal 5e cashcd IN any town in England Ireland ~
Wales IN sums 4 upwards.
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aug 20 80 d~tf STRAUSS 81 ObEhNDOEbFkE.
ALEXANDER'S ESiD GLOVES,
A FULL assortment, recnivcdat -
n jvIO WADsWoRTHs.
PIONEER BAKERY!
I'HEsubscriber having been summary ouse inIa his
old stand by fire. has opened anew ia III" frame
building adjoining Nourse Ncile Co.. Front between
Rock Island ami Perry sts, where lac VIII be glad 10 see
his old friends and many 9uos are disposed 10
favor him with their patronage. u. MOORE
July l2dtf
CANDLES Summer pressed IaIiow. HpHl. star,
~ Adamantne, and Sperm Candies. equal 10 way
also transparent SOAP, for saieat the "Ha"krIe,
nlLS-oIiye, in bottles, also Lard, Sperm, aud III
" ephant's Oils, suitable for NachincT! or LJmls,
for sale al the - Haw keye." jane 10
DELISHES-PiekIes, Preserves, sc. -Cucumhrr
IL in glass and wood, Onions and Horse radish,
Ounce, Peaches, Plum, Pear and Blackberry Pre-
serves. also Aprcots Oranges and Cherries, Apple,
CuTrant, strawberry, Peach, Orange aud blaekhtr
~ JelHes, ketehups, Pepper Sauce, Capers, Bay
Kuhn, Rose Water, all sorts of Extracts, and Fresh
oyslers new aud Of all size packages, and for sale
cheap al the HAWhEh r HtokE.
DIE FRuI rS-Peachrs, DamsoHs, Black berries,
1 Rhubarb, Whorilebsrri"s, Goose berries. and
Cherries, for sale al the "HAN Il Et F.
June l3dtT
tnnBoXES Window Glas. assorted sizes for sale
IVVty H., p. & d.
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Repository of Fashion and Taste,

A NUMBER of desirable lots for residences o
"A Brady, Main and Harrison streets, !" ioSse ~
VI. H. F. GURLET,
one. on Main between Front aud Second SIS
Bedford inquirer and chronicle. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1854-1857, 1856-01-04
A Miracle OH Science.

Dr.. G. killing lie MeciiInicsbnFg, cu1HbcrIand
Co. Pa. announces to those afflicted with tn
laors, " eas, Clncers, Polypas, Lupus MOes cr
NlrGs, Scrofala or Kings Evil aud all diseases
talthlve neea usually treated with Caustic q
Knife, ne Ia remove them BY an entirely new
suethel, without cutting, burning, pain. n ell
rher ChlaFoform Or EIieris administered, 10 the
pttient.
il is ma m Utter on what part Of the body ths y
.nty be- ne can remove them with perfect safet. /,
aatin remarkable short time. No Mineral q
Vegetable poison, is applied, and no money re-
aair4 until a cure is perfected.
pralspsis Uteri, Female complaints, Chronic,
Yeasfal an al other diseases treated wi.h posi-
tive s1ccess. Fail particulars can be obtained ly
aiirsssing in either English or German post paid.
Patieass { IN be accommodated Will Board on
reasonable terms.
M;eaaniesbnrg is one of the prettiest ard
lr.ait!icsttswas in this Or any other State. 1T is
iailes from Harrisburg on thee. Y. X. H. and
accessible from all parts Of the lnion-
Th. DIR. will visit cases in any part OF the
Stlte when desired.
Kin re Ter ii you know any afflicted fellow
cratture. .delly not toteIlthe ofthis treatment
Feb. l6, lS55.-zz
Bedford inquirer and chronicle. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1854-1857, 1856-01-04

tered away rights secured to them all BY
compacts-wiil soon learn that Democracy
does not reside in the organization of In
triguers, bat ia the mass Of the people.
|. is the glory Of our great Republic.
that its democracy springs up from the soul
and fourishes ie the fresh air Of our vide
spread country; and that its rich haryests,
inlparting health, strength and spirit TO cur
whole system, IS gathered annually at the
polls. The Democracy which Is bred in
caususcs and cabinets is sort of hot bed
species-suited to the taste of epicurean
politicians, whose appetites are their primer
Piles. Incumbents and expectant Of Offices
and dignlties claim a sort of patent right in
the machine of government TO create dem-
oeracy adapted to their purposes. Their
innovations in the machinery are contrivan-
ces to renew their privileges for new terms,
and tie people are the subjects who are to
be used up in it, to pay tribute for this
privilege; ana take pride in the skill of the
operators.
The telegraph wires and the Cincinnati
Convention are to bring all the mastery
combinations of the Administration in CON
tact with the masses at the appointed time.
But, will the wires work7 Undoubtedly
the people, far aud wide, viii have their in
structions from the operators: bnt the res
ponse will probably be a thunderbolt to those
who have violated their rights, spurned
their remonstranccs, and, as a consequence
have arrayed brothers froin the different
sections of the Union TO shel each Others
blood in civil war, on the plans of Kan
sas.
Yours, respectfully.
Il. p, BLAIR.
Bedford inquirer and chronicle. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1854-1857, 1856-01-04
IlLIiBLE MILL PROPERTY
-FoR. SALE!


TIE subscriber, about TO remove to Califo
hia, offers at Private Sale, his valuable u i'll Pro-
peFty. situate ai,oat 3 miles East of Bedford, on
ltae JRniItl River, in Colclain township, at the
lover ead of Friends Cove.
sfGe Mills four stories high, frame, with three
run of stones. two pair OF whicl are Burrs. hav-
lag all the machinery necessary TO manufac-
,iare merchant aad connsry work in the best man
ner. 1t has one Of the best water powers in the
United States, which may he known frem the
fict that during the last dry season il adabun-
d4nce Of water, when nearly every other mill in
the neighborhood was stopped.
There are between 10 aud II acres of land
aijoining, six acres under post fence, a bout o
which IS meadow, on which is erected good
$50 story log hease, weather. boarded and plas-
tered good water at the door, with all necessa-
y out buildings-also . fine orehardof choice
ifIli peaches and apples.
Being determined TO sell purchasers viii do
eli 10 examine thisproperty soon.
. TERMS will he made to suit the purcba-
:e'f, giving approved Bonds.
Jaae s. ls55.-tf
Bedford inquirer and chronicle. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1854-1857, 1856-01-04
Gl1shing and DrE Goods stcra

NiiA subscribers are just receiving a rtw-
l. handsome and cheap assortment 81 pp.g
DF 1L2DE CLOTHING. and DRY Go0DS. a
their store in the East Corner oi. Bedford l;ai,
consisting nrart OF Cests, Parts, Vests. Shirts
Satin Stoeks, HsudkerchiciS, Boots md Shoes
Hats and Caps, and all other ar.ieies usually
Kept IN Ready Made Clothing Stores
Also good assortment df DRir GO0DS,
consisting Of Calico, Nous. DC IssiDe, Sh&w Is
Alpacas, Trunks, Carpet Sacks, &c, Ne; an
OF which hey will scitaS Cheap as can he pre-
cured elsewhere IN Bedford fer Cash or Coun-
try Produce.
They request all their friends In town and
country 10 give them call, and see aad exam
inc their stock for themselves, as they consider
il pleasure to show their goods, whether ;,er-
sons wish TO purchase of not.
S3NAABORN 4 co.
Bedford, April %, 1853.