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From TIE Medina (Ohi'l ITtirf'
Great is the responsibiy resting upon he C0nven.
4, which assemblies At rhiadephia on the 18th Of
tie vrescni mouth Ii i select the ~ mac "a tue
stsrdard-bearer Of the Republican fcrces-a mdn
equal to the perious presenta man tue IN prncple
finn III purpose liOnpt in action AM p-rsev'rng IN
fot-one hat kno " the III ut and iare, - d. It in
tie face e threats ard IN he midst Of dangers AL
viii he well. such man will sweep the Free states
scaits ring Bofdcr-Ruiar Democracy a, the Wn!
wiia staiters the dry leaves OF Autumn. 49,
Iiut We want no tame man Tor this emergency. We
have MANY in the ranks oi the Republican party, who
have tie GLiiy-"ho are experienced Statesmen -
who wou undOub.ed wl'e flushed messages VINO
wcuC stand tt adfastly ly their pia ipc--yct they
Lax the .crrs for The percent day of per-ttey are
deficient in the erecrre toroe nov most Of all thugs
needed in the person OF the President OF the tm,ed
Slater. -,
foremost among American statesmen. Chase Is stroog
nan and true steel. Ba k i one OF Hd'u,. noo'e-
ut n up to the time and firm a the L.s Lean Is
well read n LEGAL lore and doubt, true or ~ ,reat
issue of the day But which Of all these q a. wei -
ted for tie danger beset Present. now that rebe'oui
bayonet. aIe br>tirg end reasonable swords are uh
sheaihed-now, whel the grassy prnuteoi hsn-a' are
stained with the blood al Clsll war ana DlaLhS d"r-
lng-. and fleeing fugiilyes alt multiplying 'IieDcea
Of q reign Of diScOrd and teuor-whO We ssk, l. =
well fitt 70 occupy the executive char IN ts Iay ~
peril and COZ fusion a. the gallant IRE mont lhere
ave others older and more -xprr, I'd in the affair Of
stao-others who 10 ordinary times would make peter
Presic,uts-hut, we believe none with more ot the
Jachsonian III and courage to DO OF dle-hone Win
supt tor executive taeLt-rOne who ~ Ines stormy
time would u Ike better President.
Put in thus expressing aprerrei &c t'r Co! Fremont
We would not intimate that There are rot otlsr, "noui
We coult cheeriuy and heartily suFort We lave
tn, utmost confidence III the w-sdom ANA ntegn'! Vi
III. men who are 10 COZ stiufe the nUpU.ing convex
ton and are prepared TO abide by theu decision irt
i csurot be denied that these the tiee l. "ncl
"puck" should command prtInum.
In boticug the monster meeting iec,n'ly held a.
.I.lfs.
of til city says:
About hGfpast sven, tie delegation nom the
NoIth side, prec I'D by tie Crest Nestern band,
which was playing trumpaal march, turned The
coir er Of Caik srt L iIto Raldolpn. II nnnoe ei
q, a.t two thousand per-ops fall Laf u whom had
voted for Over Al the Spring election u wa crete
~ cheer after cheer. fsis delegation bore trans
pal,ucv, upon which were Inscribed TIE iou)"InS
Err lrssideut. John G Freaon',' For GoT-rnor,
Cd " H. Bissel' For Lieut.. Governor, Flames
4 Holman No r-0re Slave States,
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ainchirs courage. They desre A. man Who ub...

ninchirg courage They des,rt man Who what
ever course be may think best to pur.ue aith
regard to Kansas, will. in any event. put 81 end
to the anarchy and confusion which now reign
there supreme. "If it be reign OF justice, [
care lot il il be 5 reign Of iron said diItin-
gtisbed PrOfessOr-an ornament to American
scholarship and lifelong supporter of the Dem
ocratic party down to the last yesr-to the writer
cf this communication. He spoke the common
feeling Of biz class.
Whoever has reed the life OF Fremont will
readily believe that If be afxes his signature
as President TO a law, that law viii have to be
ote!ed. One more point AID have done. The
qualities most necessary in President are very
different from those most Decessary 10 egisatOr.
Executive sud legislative ability are very different
things. A man may be wise and prudent sena'
tor and yet, set bin at the Ia x Of executing the
laws be has helped Ia make, and he mas be lnie-
nor "a one Of far less political experience Aforce
Of will which would be Obs.inacy in a law-maker
is Indispensable in an executive, aud without II
intellectual ac1teness AID comprehension, ana
large political experience are Of no avail Ihat
a man has scaled the lJftess peak OF the Rocky
Mountains, that he las made scientific oose vatiOns
while living On horse-f,sh amid hostile bands of
savsets and mountain SHOWS, that be has crossed
tie Sierra Nevada in the dead of winter, may or
nsv not be evidence of his fitness for Congress
but il ~ evidence # the Eghest Kind that, If called
Upon 10 protect the people OF the Territories
against invasion, his duty will be fearlessy and
nanful'y done.
We have had third rate lawyers, and God knows
what rate generals enough for Presidents. Give
US now a young, gallant and determined man. and
We will see if We cannot defeat the bragging par
titans Of anarchy, oppression and flbustering,
who think they have perpetual lease OF the
American Government.
We have other arguments pressing for utterance,
hut We dare not ask for more space in your col
Umns.
We believe Fremont would get every vote that
any other candidate would; and We believe he
would get thousands Of votes that 10 other cardi-
date could. Yours, VAN.
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To the Editor cf The n. y Tribune.

To the Tditor u Tie n ! TTt5pnt.
SIR; 1t is with great appreciation W. notice the
remarks of The TRIBsNE in favor OF the peoples
candidate for President, Col. John &. Fremont With
JoHY C. FREMONT for President and CHARLES SINNER
for Nicc-Presidcnt the Republican patty will sweep
every despotic obstacle before it, and elect trium.
phartly honest, faithful God-feariDe men. and bring
back this degencratrg Government which nos groaus
I'll Ger the tyrannc reign Of false Democracy to that
true Republcansin for which ioreia hers laborcd
Having always acted with the Democre,ic party
until it lost It's virtue il the vile embrace of the
ster Slavery, We turn from it With disgust to the great
Republican party whose primary idea is that Liberty
ana lot slavery n to be the leading principle OF this
Republic.
Civil and religious liberty for men, Instead Of
being the leading plank in the plaf Im OF tn party
Ginning to be Democratic. i now minor affair.
Three cheer for FREMoST and SINNER.
Your, Sc THREE VOTERS.
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WORDS OF RESPONSE.

To n, Editor Of The " L. ribsnt.
SIR: have read your Endorsement of Fremont with
ligh pleasure. Fremont and Banks would touch
the heart of every slumberng voter. The Golden
State and the Bay State-the Pac fc and the Atlantic
the extremes Of the American continent-thc child of
Freedom ard the mother Of Fseedon-C ifornia and
Massachusetts-the gold mines aud the ,pindes-would
thus meet upon one victorious banner.
Was nOt Fremont pioneer of Free Terltory-and
did lot bis hand strike the California wedge Of 1850,
which entered the neck Of Slavery l. not Banks the
first fIuit of Free-SOlsm in Washington By all
mems let such men be the pioneers TO open the
"Golden Gate to IN Administration Of Free Ion.
ONE WHO WAS AT CASTLE GARDEN.
Neu- York, JuIe H. 1856.
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FkOH ONO.
cfrb.N y Tubzs

Coissstordsrce q Iae y ! 4II11--
ClSCISSATI Mnday, June 3 40.
Tvothuds Of the dele CATION from Ohio isyor the
,ou ssop Of Gov. Chase a. tie best rep--oer alive
i the i.sres rev at stake and, e. taken a. Il al, tie
nsos; ays:lat'r candidate.
shovN tl,is views not u shared b. u joriy Of
~ Couye,,ior. AID should :, 10, b. dem d e,foi-
,tt 10 rui forward tried aud p'onIs n Champion oi
tie car,e thev would a. bet Feen Jsdgr II Loan sDd
Gel. Fr,moni, greatly prefer Co. Enm,lt. San
t,- ~ f,e pi,iricts hrmer'y strongly W.. lave
.,c'sd t,ltea'es in .syor e.: NI<a9. At-s c-.- -
F,eucrt men have teen see iei, al a. between
;, r.elt a.d lean tie /: - Il Cts.e VOL
ctr-rly grait' Fremont. o.. p.
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FREMONT IN NORTHERN ONO.
CLEVELAND. Monday, june .. 1856.

CLEVELAND, Monday, June .. 1856
Your fate article upon candidates for the Presidency
meets with hearty Response N Northern Ohio Ere
mont will sweep the Reserve lie Il the only III
whose nomination will at the same time inuse :, nu-
il enthusiasm into the Fl nds of Free dom and daupen
the aIlor OF the enemy. There is nothing in the e or
character OF jimmy Buchanan to excite glniner'nS
Of enthusiasm. lie mus rely solely upon the force OF
paity discipline.
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UOUcv OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
o SPEAKER is;n b.s,rs Ibe House g Nessar

from the President, in ,eply to the Resolution csi1s
for ely information regarding the action Of the lea log
Powers Of Europe relative TO priva'eeri1g and toe
proceedings Of The late Paris Conference thereon ssy.
ing no information Of that character had been oav
communicated TO thi, Government
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present course. He eontended that the rresenc. of
Gen. Scott was not needed In kAnsas. Adjourned.
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THE LATEST NEWS.
RECEIVED BY
MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH
FROS, WASHINGTON.
.,si Dispatch TO the n. Y. Tribune.

WASHINGTON, Wednesday, June II. 1856.
The discussion On Mr.. Crittenden's resolution.
today was earnest but temperate. The Demo-
Gratis oppose it in mass, they fear it may bring
up General Scott for the Presidency. A general
disposition begins to prevail among the Know
Nothngs to drop Fillmore aud take up Crittenden
Mr. Bi'sell's friends are looking again to Colonel
Fremont
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AID FOR KANSAS SETTLERS.
BOSTON,, Wednesdav. j

BOsToN, Wednesday, June II, TOO.
The Karsas Aid Committee have received up TO the
present time about $4,000 in cash contributions, in
cluepg $500 from Josiah Quincy, sen. The Commit
tee in Worcester have collected 5000.
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GOyERNOR RREDSR AT HOME
fgy -elegfaei !
E,sroS, Ps, WedI eedsy. June II, I

E,sros, Pa WedI eedsy. June II. 1850.
-. 'sdeE arrived IA town this evening trvts
rsL.s.,,h,. We net a. the Depot BY b.nd Of
ur.,r "a -u.ber Of ci,.aers, and esooeted -
The hotel when ,s,sk- the citrens for their polite
rtss, lie rtiirsd. He msde D. A's,'ons - pohucS.
HIS rsTye puziles hs friends ccns> ''ao.y' Rum%
says be hes srent tie pa, two days wa Mr. Bu-
chsrsr.
Col. Elirdge Of Kansas, proprietor of the ho,S
destroyed in Ls~ence. srrvsi here ,hIs afsernoos-
He leaves for Kansas IN s week.
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DEMOCRATIC RATIFICATION MEETING.

BAtTINoRE, Wedneoday, june II, lsjt.
An immense meeting was held here Shis evening to
raty the nominations Of Buchanan and Bcckenri1,e
T.. &. Freshman wa the chairman. Speeches Were
uade by Messrs. GOverman, Matthews, and Wright Of
Mississippi, Lane Il Oregon, and Alen Of Illinois.
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Washington. Aug IA.
An attempt will be made tomorrow to
introduce Kansas Pssificstioa till in the
Senate, BY Senstor James, Of X. /. Il
destroys the bogus Legislature and laws
without ceremony. Messrs. Tooiabs,
Douglas and Bigler, the spokesman Of Blu
chanun, are understood 10 oppose il.
The Democrats anticipate that suti
cient number OF the Republicans will Sc.
cede Tor all practical purposes, from The
Kansas restricted amendment t. the aPpro.
priation bill, while Oh the contrary the Re
pnblicaas declurs they will c0ntaaus 10 .
solid pha.nnx without waverirgi The las,
veto Of the President 10 that o. Tue bill u
improve the Patspsco river in Mary!s =
Vetoes have become SO common as to ex.
cite no surprise.
The mileage aud pr dem due to Cover
nor keeder amounts 10 little over ~ 600.
The Washington correspondent OF the
Hrraid says, the ruaior Of Dr.. Dobbin's sp.
poihtment as Minister 10 France, 10 wi,hou,
foundstiod lie will not leave the Csbi.
net.
Senator Fish. il is reported, will be out
IN lew days in favor Of Fremont.
The Csbine, las not ordered the discon.
Iinnance a the kansss prosec nlioas.
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SrEADlgEss Al Sra Every body knows
how the mariner. coiDpass il hrng en- two
eros set axes, go that IL stands level, what
ever may be the inclination or plunges of
the vessel. A Yankee has recently applied
the same principle, 10 some es,eai, 10 berihs
Tor passengers 10 ssJid sea.sickncss; and
one or more etour ocean steamers are said
to have number Of their tehhs 81 AR
ranged The Astronomer Royal of SCOT.
land 10 recently announced as having in
veated q still grander and far lnore import
unt application Of The same principle the
Tree axis VI rotation; the de-iga bong TO car
~ delicate astr Jno.i.cal instru aents. AID
the observer with them, as steadily as on
land, 90 that ships place can be ascer-
fainri BY observation with considerable
more accuracy IhaH with The small instfn.
meh,s nov held IN hand.
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SEARCHING THE Mails !--fhe following
is the vote OF Mr. Buchanan, on the exer'
c.'e Of an .HYs ,itoriai power over The Mails
Of the country Democrats of the North
Hos do you like sach 3 candidate !
"Wedae sday, Juns 5. 1895,
On moujn Of Mr. Calhoun. The bill
10 prevent lh- eircuistios Of ineeniiaiy
publications. ltoaeafsig n. subject y Saw.
" n the mail. was taken aPon ito third
'sa1ng.
The Till vas lost on lie passage, " The
'olo%ng vote
Yeas Mes.rs Black. Brown. tttti.
ANAN. Calhoun, Cuthberf. Gmndy, ktes
Ct Ala King Of Ga, Msngum, Moore y
'h0!as Porter, Preston, Tsl!madgs, Walk
lev, Wright waite.--lI
Nay. Nsssrs heuton, Clay. Cfiten'
den. Davis, Ewing of H., Ewing Of Ohio.
Eoidsborongh. Hendricks, Hubbard, Kent.
Knight. Mehean, Leigh. Morris. Nauda;n.
Niles, prentiss. Rngglss. SnepleS. so"sh
md, Swift, Upton, TomlIn, Wal, Webster
IN
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WHERE Ah BucaAsAa Sf4 sDs. - f'ss'
'4eti Pierce, IN late speech, say- Of Me
AOmtGst.0H Of Mr. BuchanCh.
II congratulate you that youf choice has
fallen on maa who stands on the identi.
cal platform that occupy, aud that be :" III
'ake the same With lie STANDARD lowered
never an inch"
Stephen Arnold Douglas, 10 bis sAts Ne"
Iork speech, said:
buchanan and mys.if baqe for .s'eta'
Jea's back. ever sihee cane into public
lie, held the same position on the slavery
question from beginning to end
dow hear what Buchanan says:
u have been placed on piatIorm o.
which HEALTHY approve. aud must square
NY conduct 10 that platform"
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NGw YORK, Aug. 1--we learn the,
there has been a IRENE R,.ous storm between
5iubile AID New Of.eans. and 10 the, sici.
niiy generally. rain having taltsn fo' 40
consecutive hours. The road. s-fe .s-t-
Il ~ eli, and il Was e j t'a et damage
had been done IT, he ,t"p. lac teiagr.Pt
Ess ,sostfoisi i.t H.i~s. I'D work men are
.. get sn-b!r 70 proceed ".th 'hs repairs,
We srrs she'ss.t-. n,'fo'.. -ey Psf,icn.
tafs
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JupoE CAMPBELL Foa FEENosr Judg 2
Campbell, VI New York, who was he
American candidate Tor Jad.e OF Couft Of
Appeals last tail, Is warmly ter Fremont,
and made sn eloquent pnd effective speech
TO The Republicans u old Otsego, his form n
residence. judge e. Is gentleman Of com.
l,snjing talents and influence, and his voice
will often be heard through the campaign
in favor Of Freed and Fremont = Albany
J0ufR1i.
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Hon. A BUgLIseAHE.--M Mr. Burlihgane
ID in the receipt Of constant applications 10
address gatherings OF ifeefGen 10 the Wesi.
He has an engagement in Philadelphia on
the l9th, where The masses OF the Key
stone State are coming together. Its his
intention, IL practicable, TO make another
tour 10 this direction, but he does not feel
warranted in making positive engagements
now. Chic Dem. l5th.
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Republican Association q, vh..liss

WaEELiSo, Va, Aug IA Republican
Association has been formed here called
the Republican 4ssocis ion u Ohio Coun-
=, L. " Nor.ou, President. They have
adopted the phIadelphia platform, and sp-
pointed Committee for the purpose Of
forming . Fremont and Dayton Electoral
Tichrt Tor The State OF Virginia.
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The miserable blear-eyed rabbis who
have been transferred. like 80 many cattle,
to that new country, are more to be pitled
than blamed"
This is what the Washington Uaiya says
Of the northern euigrants who have recent
y gone into Kansas, The friends Of these
miserable blear-eysd rabble" will have
something to say in reply on The 4'h OF
November.
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GhOCERiES AND PROVISIONS.
WILEY & MUNGER'S
Gu I'd 81 bet n ain and Brady,
OPPOSITE LIE CLAIRE BLOCK.

r.llZESs Vi Scott ait! hdjotnins rouhi.es. t.'ur
l a,ru,tou IL Ip.tectiuilS to,iitd 10 eait Iad ah
.li ne sud hay one the bat stocks oi urossri-s
Pfo,l.,oas, " oojsL aid Niiiow Ware, Dced FIEil-.
Oils Palate, q 20 'Gs~sFs, UiGss- sre As, rhS'sI
i.s In bari Vi tie following Good:
feAaa Hy SOL, imp, uuuio~ Der Aud tit+S e"s.
ysW Orleans, Ci s'inSd; Powdered lad crushed So
gar,, H,v Jaws hcoru si aud Ground Cunees; $40.
j~s,ss lu sszs hi obis esd sts'i p6ted Preserved
efsils. ~
A large ass0Fsnsht ~ soaps, Plaster f.iI5 "a, .
lnu,,,llls CrueD., Jersey ZinS aud White lsai
IInsSej, Lard and Isunet's oils; Whitehsh, Mack,
.r.l and Herring, willow Easkets, Willow NbgoGs
Nd cabs; TUBS huckets, ChafH., broVn,, M q;
powder Shot, LrIi md feTca Gaps; 400 bush
Gle Dried Apples; 9tou h smps ed beet sugar ea'
ed Hams aud Shoulders Lard and Picked f"fE
Eioas. Corn Meal And hoaIiny- 4l-oh tati sto.s VI
every other article connected With tue ursSrp pu;!
a,ss wbicL you en- RESPECTFULLY in'iisd 10 Hsl lad
examine 90
city
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sa,p,rosr.- A friend, happening in our
dice the other day 10 examine the speci,
,ssp Of sosps,one. which we mentioned .
.hn,t ,,ae since as having been taken from
,sd which Mf. Tchenot was digging
.aJ was The ssfy article ont Of which to
o.,ou,arlurs .'sosp. stone griddles." That 10
fuhaary Implement which is highly priced
he al accomplished house wives, sad as
tho, are held 10 30 much aceoaAt SIS ~ war.
,.at their being transporter Tor long DIE
,secrs. il WOULD mol be Lad idea il they
were mapufaeia. sj near the spot where the
principal na'erial could De 30 easily pro-
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cas- l. 0yu1a, - 'hs ga 'ssli sLe"E a. ihe
1', ,s,foa II ,bas, f. "a ca 80 AssDi' i"' ne
n,y,ntort Gazette. sit'.Hos" y 0At n-.'' sAI
',,.,p tneir ynIsr. s',is Methhs " airy s'fts
% .LALI.
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4 Cheat Of d P,orerb.-We beg 10 say
MAT the proVerb Lightly come. lightly 60
'oes hot epply TO the govt, nor 10 the rheu'
"G'isn, nor to ireckles, nor 20 light gum
ca Tor all these plaques coms lightly
'"'osh. and yet there 10 The greatest dlin'
'Si'y sonssnss IN getting lhsr 10 g.
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n,.s.r,c Rs.n'sa We have no'e

DRAMATIC KsAntss We have aote
no agent OF Mrs. Macready, the chi.
,.o, l,rauatlc Rec Ter stating that that Ia.
!. .,ll. within lew days. give an enter
,msn, 10 the ladies and gentlemen Of
,'. CITY. The readings and reci,ations
,u,.f Mecready are very highly praised by
me M The te.t eastern papefs,-and We
,,e.ume, that lhis recommended the
, ,danable 10 we'll ss the literary portion
=, ,nr citizen, will be disposed 10 give Ler
asursble and apprecistiye hearing.
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$1,000 Reward
VIII be paid :, anybody who can shos =
.yie essr given by Fremont, while in the
Senate, on tire side 81 e. edum. On the
ether hand, We will iorieit that smeuat ii
"e csn't show by the record. that every
vote he ever gave on the subject ot slavery.
vas given Tor The South--sids by side with
Iae notu'lons Know Nothing, Dave Atchi-
en- aud the Southern fre.esier,
Whereupon a Kenoshs fremoaler applies
igf tie So 600 on Ihs spot on the following
record; Congressional Globe, page 1880
year 1850. tEEEH
Mr.. HGle--''i rise to inquire "hat is the
question before lie Senate"
The presd-nt---"i' is OH The LM 10 aba'.
>" t's s'Ies tfaas ia III. Distric! Of Co
Hfbiar Asst Del.
Nj. Mason called for the yeas aad nays
,n The pa, sage ot the bill"
"Yess--Messrs. Baldwin, benton, FIRE.
AONT, Chase, Dayton, Seward, Hs!e.'
and others, in all SO.
"Nuys--Mtssrs ATcHlSOS. Badger,
Hunter, DAYS, Vi Miss" aud others, ia all
~. 81 3 q &F
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Millinery aal Dress naliss

Observation-Disclosures,
On brady 1tssss, up staiss. svsr As. Jaesby's
Drag otess.
MISS. ZEN " GCk respectfully isfonls tie
M isA,ss 81 psvsnPsrt sad astshssshnsd thsi he
eAs W hand large And extensive sssrk vi NNilse-
y ssA Drsss Making 6ssAs, ard y ssskly resolving
nsAh snpbliss from lie East. Sac hes slss large
assertneat Of ssAis .Atls AsAtllns ksdtss ma
tssul osr AAslkAs. saA1s " order. She Aas also
hasd st0ek Of Pas ssis s.lisg 81 lev pvs~s. Sell
ID koSsoi4ssy seiiiSs 81 below cast.
CbtcNg0 LAAebef
SI>ak sutsertbsr d b.. stsan P1asing Mill In
Neaias, Iiis., sss JUS parchassl large qIss-
isy 81 Cklcaee Lumksr, and hAs made arrange
scents y saptay We demand, which hs will ed u
sAss1als retail rriee< hat capaot fad 10 give
atisfAeuss. Also
SASH, lDOOAsS AND BLINDS.
shich yin - solo cheaper thar Tho aMs csI ts
psrcAssed elsewhere. Hi SIDING sui - " The
very bed quality, AID hk FLOORING cannot be
80 fosassa ~ dsssIs4 aud ready G0r immediate
JOB PLANeN9 AND SAVING
D0ss % sASst sst.ts, to yOus Satisfaction. psG1
fell ~ give him eSA hsRsWbsf the place. head of
Nails sad Ws.is str-sss. Aallns, Ills.
L1Si HukGERfohD.
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The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-08-18

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