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. A RARE INSTANCE OF DISINTERESTED Pa
TRIOTISM.


It is no secret that Mr.. A. H. H. Stuart is author of
the unread and unrcadabe articles in the Wig in
support OF Nothings,n generally, and Fillmore
in particular. The writer's diligence in research is
worthy Of the famous antiquary, Obsolete Dryas.
dust. His ingenuity in perplexing a plain case
eelipses the reputation of Oily Cannon. 1t is 80
very amiable in our neighbor, tbeng HI 'ndepen.
dent" jourpal) to load its columns with the dull deco.
rous aud intermnable stuff 1t very patriotic in Mr..
Stuart exhaust subtley that in "Jarndyce Jaru-
dyce," would bring its weight in gold, This produc.
tions all ponderous in establishing Filmorcs ii.
tie to the inheritance of Presidential patronage. The
E1-Secretary Of the Interior has nothing to hope
from the restoration of The Bourbons. There is no,
the least se6shness in the suLservency Of the hand
to the wants of the belly.-Amazing magnanimty
Patriot politician!
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DOLLARS REWARD,

DAs."ai irVln tn- subscriber Friday the 30th
II 'ovcTocr, negro boy by The o: PHILLIP.
sad vy Is about IL years OF age. FIVE feet three four
,c ash, rather thick set about the color OF ginger
-,e m !'cc and large eyes; has habit Of rolling his
~. wGca alksSSSIau ching which look very white ut
.r7 ;:r.c. ak )s inclined to swaSser and drag his
Set "hea walking He is carpenter By trade was born
..! :s" Il Rchmond, Virginia, and will, perhaps, try TO
rast" Us "-y 70 that place.
81! give The above reward for his apprehension and
d.'cry for his confinement in any Jail 70 that
se' Gin Z. COLBERT,
New.Rern C.
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MARBLE YARD.

Il mn l. ROGERS, s:h Street Main, Richmond
~ a. dealer IL Egyptian, Italian and American MARBLE
IITTInSNEAIs. TONES, GRAVE STONES, MANTEL
sr i.' C oil every description, WALL PLATES, FRONTS
Gay design in Carving executed in the neatest manner
,'om the country, with city reference promptly
h'se's having served his time In of the Ian gest
IN New York City, aud having much expe
,c,d ICE Uusiness fatters himself that all work exc
n.' Stop will give entire satisfaction as my done
! - " SCUM Oct @clY
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ESCIpTTcscrip,:on OF c. CKAv

Est ipIUcsCTlFtOh OF Z. CkAW'
A MISTAKE occur: r:eirom the Pen!tcntisry of rirci-
"A roap. who esceve,nb"r last. and for whom a
ua, the Nth Differed ny tho Governor and $500 by The
ward OF 'Ih. Insu,an. tte. own part sad that Of
icer,,u,ion-the later Tor ks delivery in u months
conplexou is rather dark eyes hazle, is about "a
.y. old said r. portrait painter aud measures i've
Soc, .cyeu und quarter inches high. BY mistake. il
,tii, b.d i've Set nine Hui quarter.
fS,-Ed,or who have published the Proclamation, or
dtcrpon requeStedhy the Superintendent
4, o,,I,.b correction, Feb .E1-rff
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ID ED.

DIED Wednesday morning the I'd inst, ht II O'Clock 30
SEPHlNE the infant daughter oi John Wilder A.inson
DIED on the l.. in.t Ht Richmond College Of uaa."s
THOMAS JUDSON BiEFORD, oldest Vi Rev. Tho.
ma, Bniurd ienrico, in tn. l9lh ycur o: his az.
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nR WALTON w

IL, WALTON WAIT, or Of dcad) his personal
hi, 'spiesentst:ve, is notified that have collected a
N S..ced io my hands by said Wait for that purpose,
an'ihg written seyeIa a! times to Mr.. WHIT 10 Par.
on, d., aud receiving no reply, have put the mo.
as Interest, bnt rendiiy call 1t in when the same
'"'' '"f by the proper person. Address
,A o, WM. II. BAILEY, Attorney st.Law,
Nu +s-eet Hillsboro, N. G.
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interest from Europe.
Peace is dsfiuitively concluded between Russia and
the Allies.
The French Empress has given birth to son.
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~ THE GOVERNOR OF vTRGTNIA.


INFORMATION having been received oy tne cHeIur' j
r,r' Ina; Go::e Cox alias Davis, ahss Jones VINO
~, committed 20 the a!l OF Mason comfy ior sranu 'dr
, 3 = low coinr AT large do therefore hereby oi'
,r -1sr Of ol hundred dollars 10 any person or per
,op vito .sn the said George Cox, alias a,'S sS
sror.,y,r r.c:;r. all officers OF this Conmonweas.
evil a na.y 4i requco, tha people gcnrsaIy tS",e j"x
,.,- les, x,r- :, procure the arrest oil 'He sso '"
ina. h. !aay 9s brought 70 justice urcs
Given M; :ay NV l-ui Governor, anu under W 90
sal Q. ,n. Commonwealth, nj Richnpau' "''
u ;! I;:a iay Z: March, iu The year ls?5 hv,sr
gv n. Governor. GEORGE W. MrSroRD, secretary u
the Commonwealth ,r ,ye tve
george CONS yopn: ahoa, !sas o. as se hae nSe
fee. .sn. inches iign ~. ' - 80. Ll.ck
tri b.ard The latter q; which 70 :"ther Jh e,' o'a
sss oisrc,nr .Sss .sb,ly .ane Weighs s5ou. ons
90 r. N."H' S1fSfN-ES- or forty pOsnd>. When NJ
sped. WAS without co-, or shoes -id had on pair of
uaa h'xsdtweed pants, vest With bire ground and
req asure n,'i q fashionable light brswG eitha
March lJ-c3,y
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TWENTY DOLLARS REWARD

W!lL De given for the apprehension and delivery to
w me- Q: secured in jai! that can get him. OF
lego named JESSE, who Is going at large
H. ss- hired 20 Mr. Martin Baker the as. year. and lived
a. .orass"u, Virginia, and has been hired out many
S"afs % various gentlemen different lion Works IN
Resa'a-" county, Va, and he may BE- lurking about IN
'Gi county. or LoynGso ut which place he was
fit!a Js!, but managed 10 make his escape.
!EeS about -,x fee, high spare nude quick spoken
'Hr spOten has great deal OF can read
AL "'ic. and may, perhaps, write hself pass, and
Ssa ny nene III. clothing is not recoeetcd, as he has
'e3h hsd out long He ia about 35 years OF age and
iT"iy shr"wi and active JOHN NUM-,
Mach yD--r.. ouiss rnunfy Va
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-04-04

NEW YORK, APRIL Flour has declined.
sales Of Ohio at 81 81 to -, standard So,:tIrlu
I 50 to 8, fancy 09 to . ~. Wheat and Corn are
firm but dull. Pork has improved sales Of mes. NJ
$l6 IS. Beef and Whiskey are unchanged. LHri
has advanced ten cents
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-04-04
GkNtkAL AGENCY. WASHIN(:TON CITY

GENEkAL AIENCi, WASHINGTON CITY.
'hh subscriber formerly Of Richmond Virginia hav-
=. - M established Office in this city, OH Street q
y" doo'- IN i'0rt Of the Treasury Department. tenders
'se''lc" 10 claimants upon the Government especially
~ revolutionary s"rvlccs and for land bouncs ar PEN
"':' y. Eai"T -" rcc"n, acts OF Congress.
s'h pu:s ass"i the cr- OF tho late David Dor
as has, pe.haps the only index which was ever
49, ne immense Of revolutionary papers in the
, "-;ia', Oaice IN Richmond. He has also very CO
H. A1'S = l papr.s all the other public offices in
e. (.t.'" o. Vlr .nia These "nd the Accommodations
Em sosc"s oi twenty years experience, entitlc
"'- 7h' claim ntrused TO him be just, he will
'.e 70 sHoS II. even where the claimant himself may
| f re.;I-ly Unable to do IT.
T G.3,7 under the recent act Of 81 March, 1855 CIV
80 - ~ Ac'cs Of land Nil who in battle who
fourteen days his charges will be very moderate.
A DTN
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-04-04

REsIGNArIt james NJ. Wise, adjunct professor
OF Mathematifn William and Mary College, has re-
sigued bis sitdon as such.
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REFERENCES.

hcn N-nry n. Wise" Acr,nn.c VIRGINIA
James LS'... Esq, WcnnIuud vn
James T.. Il"ah, late Cun,r,.,, .,,"r.- -. pa,o,. p,,h
aond Va. =" i'"'iou'' 'N
stafford II. Parker, Register Lind oc. R,cb,,o,d Va
HOu John = Pendieton, Culp.p"r . II " '' u
Hon Samuel Chiffon, Washington, ID e. "
VIA. J. Ward. Esq. Baltimore.
Lewis Tiuherlake, Esq, New York. April ID ole
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-04-04

BALTIMORE, APRIL Flour is steady; aal"r
Of Howard street at 81. Wheat is firm; white - 80
10 80. Corn is brisk sales Of white at 81 Il - "'s
yellow Sc a SO cts Nothing done since the reception
of the steamers news. Provisions are unchanged.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-04-04

NOTICE-An persons indebted to the late Stsrke
~ W. Morris oi Louisa county, are requested 10 make
payment and all those whom his estate is indebted
s'' requested prcsen, their claims in due iurin anu
opsry authenticated in order that provision may De
mai" Tor their payment, the subscriber is anxious 70
AVOID H! unnecessary delay in the administration OF the
tsta.
20 Office in Richmond, on Governor Street. next to
it- kesding Room ALEX r. HOLLADAY,
March ll-ciw Executor OF 5 w. MoRAIs.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-04-04
WV. DiLLARD, Scc'y.
,,,,>r,,rp ,NTI-NEnRASKA CArC1,S

ANOTHER ANTI-NEBRASKA CAuCCS-
The anti Nebraska men held another caucus in Wash
inrton on Monday night Speeches were made by
Messrs. Cumbuck and Barbour, of Indiana, Scot.'oi
Ohio. and others. Harmony against the adIninistra-
ton party, it is said was the universal sentiment
Gen. Poneroy, Of Kansas, also spoke; and in an
swer to inquiries, gave minute account OF the pro-
ceediugs there during the Disturbances, and relative
10 further prospects His private letters, he said,
state that the immigration TO Kansas is thousand
per week since navigation opened-eght out OF ten
Free State men.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-04-04

cropGIa AND HER RAIL ROADS.-Georgia
:; asrIv cheouered by rail roads, and yet she stands
heFore the world with debt Of only 2l against
be m the balance sheet. No other State in the Union
can point to the same amount Of works OF internal
improyernent and sboW go email indebtedness
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THE RICHMOND ENQUIRER.
THURSDAY, APRIL 5, 1885.

BY RITCHIE. PRYOR - DUNNASANi'
wM F. RITCHIE l. ROGER A. PRYOR, EDITORS
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-04-04

THE GREAT ARTESiAN WELL-The grent
Artesan Well in Paris which il bored in the centre
of fhe Conrt Of the Abbaiior goes 100 feet into thr
bowels OF the earth, aud ths column Of water, nlne
inches in diameter, rises in copper tube u. ieg
above tho surface From this elevation II descenu7
by means of another tube to the ground ai - i' -
distributed for the use of the nhabltans Inc ZEN tsl
usrature of be water s constantly at 50 degrees Fan
# holds several salts in solution among the
which coors glass submitted a to its Tb, is the
highly charged with carOot ,a atu facts Connected with
SeFna mere examples Of wet having its head
ON high sS: S s"a pssins hs bs1s uG1s
ground and p1s TS1S .asS; on Ss from this we'll f
3, 400, 900 GALLONS in "A hours.
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COMMISSIONERS OFFICp

RICHMOND, MARCH I2rM, $50
TIME crednors'of Melvin w. Dunnavan,, deed, te
l. hereby notified attend at my otc" in the S,ni"
Our uoI.s On the 18th day of April next, between tho
lours OF 10 O'Clock NJ aud O'Clock, p NJ, with proof
u Their claims ssus the estate of the said Dunnavnnt
March l3-2A.y.AlJ JOHN SHORE, Comm'r.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-09-06

L,OR sALE-A GOOD FARM OF NINETY ACRES,
is with fair improvements. and excellent. orchard near
Howe's depot, Orange county. Price only 5000. sso, a
farm Of leg acres, above $1,000
{. II. OLIVER room :, SAG Broad way
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-09-06

L,oR sALE-A RARE BUSINESS CHANCE-IN COW
Of tie death of Charles o. Everi pro-
pretor his executor obliged by the provisions the
dispose Of The manufacturing business lately carried
No 81 Gold street and No. IS Ann street. in this city Mr..
Everit was the of William Dunlop, the original
proprietor OF the celebrated backing which has been for
been the most popular and widely used article OF the kind
the market The business also embraces
I'm boxes cans canisters ac az in endless variety The
business has been kept in operation since his de ease and
the purchaser will take II in prosperous condition as
has been In at time Further particulars will be fur
nsed by the undersigned and he confidently presents this
one OF the rarest business chances involving moderate
amount OF asa which has been offered In this city
Early application should be made 10 the undersigned
Louis g. Iherasson, Esq No sWa street, New York.
JOHN A. BRYAN, sole acting executor, &c.,
No 8 Wall street. New York.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-09-06
MATRIMONIAL.

A GENTLEMAN, LATELY RETURNED FROM CALI.
IN forna, who has been absent from this country
past years and has but female In tho
city, takes this method TO find partner fife She
Young, handsome and well educated Money no object
Such stating particulars address D. Union
square Poet Office
THE ADVERTISER WANTS WYE AND USES THE
Il columns Of newspaper TO find Hls friends
him good match the 81 personal
and disposition; his ~ ANY lady young
WIDOWS admtedl possessing youth health, intelligence
and smablity which all that reasonably be he'd
may address 10 srct confidence Henry Dor e7 ros once
TWO GENTLEMEN. or FAIR POSITION, AGED TWEEN.
II tyfve and thirty FIVE desire with young
ladies' Of les. than twenty Eve who accomplished Com
municatons addressed henry and Char esl Pos 60
confidential
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-09-06
Value Of Quarantine Regulassors.
TO THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD.

NIAGARA FAILS, Aug. 20, 1850
notice by your paper Of your citizens are "a,
tspg the origin Of yellow fever a Fort Hamilton and
wish you would refer 10 the issue the Boston DaGv
rt'ser Of the 18th ns in which pointed out shs cause
and the probable results 81 the pest hole created BY ~
Thompson, presume, under the sanction Of the Realm
Commissioners.
The case Of the detention Of the ship Jane enddep
on the 2st June Of the nrst dessnous Of yss
sells At Quarantine and the signal for building up the
pest hole at Staten Island. The influences Of which The
winds have vaed 70 the neghborins points; b nos The
vessels or the cargocs, you viii and ny Letter. thaA
can In any circumstance amer removing shoss Who are
sick convey conaeon; for month asr the a1st
June all the masters, crews stevedcrss and Iehseyme~
had free eeress and neress through The hospital pr.s
hole, and TO and from the city The FRA nsims,cr o.
any bar to this was the neighborng inhabitants putu.,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-09-06

LNOR UNPRECEDENTED STATES MAIL sTEAK-
Il ship ERICSSON Lowber. commander, viii depart with
e United States mails for Europe, positively Saturday,
Sept b. at O'Clock NJ from her berth the foot OF Canal
street For freight or having unequaed accommo
daton for elegance and comfort apply 70 EDWARD COZ
LINS, 81 Wall street Passengers requested 70 be
board at II o'clock A. NJ All letters must pass through the
Post once any others will be The steamship At
antc Capt Edridse, viii succeed the Ericsson and sail
Saturday, Sept ~
NorcrThe rate freight from Liverpool New York
reduced TO tour pounds per measurement until further
notice.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-09-06


y Doors orea ~; % commence at o'clock
BENEFIT o''ss FS l$TS;sr n.yrL.
I'VE srGAHiHG 90 rA AR pp HSD rlIE WHITE KNIGHT
Nile R9gEsT ne .4ssIsatSs snss,s and !. r,,
hs "onde WIN On ha me sb alsn u Rope
THE RAyEI FAMILY.
SATURDAY EyrsIsG. SEPT. i, 1856
70 fE E 4nRhs f Fscfb FshScHxAx
fvoLUrIipNs ON NJ TIE TIGaT ROPE, u ''"S'""
y Master 'h'fin VOC H6SS Aae E ASaIsss Lehman and
TO be followed by the beautiful bale.
BY Mne Robert and he whole ballet troupe.
TaE GREEN MONSTER
nnone nase .as we Nhle hhlsnt
BUTTONS. CHAMBERS STREET
~ Bress Boxes and Parquette 20 cents
Farewell performance rendered 70
.,s - Mr. BURTON
This event IN sr1ma': history VIM take place this evening
SERIOUS FAMILY
The part Of Sleek by -, ~
who win also appear in his own piece OF
NEW YORK, Sept. ], 1856
DEAR sInWe the underslrr ed hearing that you
Saturday, the 9TH inst shall feel much gratned you viii
slight opportunity showing the uniform kind
ss we under your and Of the 'ery
r. II.
w FOUURAY for self and Assistants.
VIII be played the celebrated comedy in three acts
SERIOUS FAMILY.
Captain Murphy Macguire. Mr. Fisher
Charles ToI Moore
Amnadab Sleek ............ ............. Mr. Burton
Frank Vincent Mr.. q. Holman
Lacy sowefby creamy Mrs nughes
WIDOW belmane .,............. Mrs a. Parker
1be never firing drama. in two acts of the
TOGDIES.
George Acorn Mr. Raniord Harrow Mr.; Wenslee
Cbas Fenton Mr.. G. Wa wick Lawyer GLIB. Mr.. Lawsuu
PIoughshare Mr.. Holman Landlord. Mr. c. Parsloe
Mrs Toode.. Mrs Hughes Mary Acorn. Mss Miller
NEO. CARISTy WOODS
VI MINsrRELs,
IA Broadway, below Grand street.
Henry Wood Business Manager
NEGRO MISSTRELSY.
Concluding second week. with the comic OF
BONE SQUASH DIAVULU.
Tickets, Is cents 10 commence AT S O'Clock.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-09-06

TErrH EXTRACTED WITHOUT PAIN-By MEANS
II Of tenunbins sppcsucn 70 the gums By Dr. r. VIII
eON Bond street. The erect perfectly harmless
smply areeng the circulation around he ooth for about
half 5 minute. References furnished.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-09-06

TOR sALE-AT HUNTERS POINT, l.. l., OPPOSITE
Forty second street about forty lots the whole or In par
cells with the water trent $50 fee. with good depth OF ier
valuable site for mandatory ship yard Address box
4. cost rDlc
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-09-06

DIED sicKESBD GIIpDoy
much has been said with regard TO the lane
GddoD and the i'm preston seems 10 have gained that
81 has been slandered the Health of.cr finds
sary give the following correct list Of Who have
sekcned and died OF yellow fever contracted board
and while engaged in unloading and hghtering her cargo
that the Doari Of Commissioners may be fully OF
her condition.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-09-06
nR RALPH's oFFICE nOURs-e TO " A. NJ, 8 TO 3
~ NJ, Sunday excepted No. 6s3 Houston street.

DIC0RDs PRACTICE IN A CERTAIN IMPORTANT
IL class OF diseases tc--DR. q. II. Hammond pupl OF
crd OF Paris prs Carnochan and Mott q this city,
oawav Opposite the 81 Nicholas Treatment also by let
- O. ~ HAMMOND NJ n
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-09-06

SIRE CURE.-DR. wARps UNroRruNATk FRIEND
- NJ before other remedies for thcse Diseases var
rsr,ed without mercury and requires no dieting for The
nom he blood and sscprss sEsns sscondary ssacks In
shem cases cured in one day Or. VIVID himself has hal
more and made any other ph.s,
elan IN New York perfect cure vnsrnnted tnSbrnns;e.
yrjend ~. once No 70 Canal street. 0ognGr Of Roa1Wss
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-09-06

NTO FEE TILL CURED.-DR COBBETT, 10 DUANE
IN street may be consulted With confidence on private az
The victims Of quackery call Dr. g. with the
certainty of being radically cured ". B.See dlploua
from the New York University medical suspended m
IL ONCE.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-09-06

TUESH NEW sTyIE-ARB INSERTED, FROM ONE
70 fs set Ia the best manner, With or Without extract
ing he rcots. By Dr. NAPOLEON PRRTBRRE DENTIST
Teeth extracted without pain Terms moderAtA oas
action wArrnnted. - Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-09-06

DRrvATl CoNsUITAT10H.-DR, wATpON ms
long serfes Of confined his attention N die
Of certain clses in witch he has treated pot les Aar
twenty thousand without nstance Of ALLURE The
remedies mild, and there nterrou 70 buaness 90
change Of Diet DR. Watson In constant attendaace nom
IN the unt II night his ecusutine rooms and ~
sidence, - wsner street, Sfsy dccrs We. q hrcsayay
Formerly surgeon 70 the Lssh Hospital
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-09-06

L,OR SAVANNAH GOETHE sPLrNDID STEAM
IL ship AIABAMA, George r. schcnck, commander. VII
receive freight this day and sail morrow SATURDAY, e
inst. at O'Clock r. NJ For freight passage apply 10
SAML l.. MTTCfiITI. Is broadway.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-07-09
OUR COLUMN.


sseuRrp TO JOIN II. NANNY BY TwrsrY-rHREE PAT
snrs N rss uslrxp SrATgs. ALso pArEsrIo IN
Euaors. MANUFACTURES NJ AAssY & Co., ROCK
soap, iLLiAsIs.
7sHrsE valuable Machines are CONSTANTLY being
] usnufactared. A large number ss being made
for The next harvest. Over sir fas.saas we're con-
slrustsd turing the past season, ana used win eE'
lire success, yet the dsnapa vas not supplied.
esrrsstv 10 given 70 each purchaser that the ma.
chine 10 well built and OF goo ] Materials, and NATL
viii NOV ~ we'll a. car be done with the seythe,
aud reap q we'll - can b dose v itn cradle, and Ok.
eel every olhs harvesting implement.
The machine 10 drawn by two horses, and nsnss-
cd by one person Tor moving, two persons for reap
lnr; and 10 also warranted 10 cut from Ton 10 fifteen
scres per day. A large machine for four horses 10
also manufactured,
Tue prices OF the Msohines. with ttansporiatiSl
added ,are--
for Two Horse Machine Of about i've feet cut,
olQs. For Four hoTso hsshine 81 about o. feet eai
SIts. For single Moving Machine Of about I'VE
6st eut e120.
The following extras are fa raished with each ma,
ehlse: one FORK, one oil eau, one wrench, one qua I'd
npssr, one sickle section. ono smooth-edge section.
and oEs beysl pinion. A full supply 10 Kept con-
stapt,y on hand, and also 10 the hands of Agents.
Two x niv os-on . tickle and the other = smooth
sdse-aro flu rnished with each nachine, either OF
which may be used ~ required.
For machines or extras apply TO
SOUKSE vIELE q CO.,
Proprstors Of the lows Az rieuiturai Depot, corner
Rock island and Front sts., davenport iowa, Sslc
Agents fer tails section. Jaus
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-07-09

Still THEY CoaE.-PIof. j. Van Valken-
burg of this city, has openly denounced the
pro-slayery platform, and declares himself
for Fremont and the Republican PLATFORM
Sensible Van.--Ioaoa City Republican.
Sensible! yes, and true. Prof. Van Val
ksnburg has long been 4 democrat of the
FIRST water. He was taught democracy by
the democrats of the Jefferson and Jackson
school, and he 10 just the same democrat
to-day he has been. and we are of the same
school. Place democracy on the old plat
form, and there is no man who will 60 the
whole ticket stronger or more cheerful than
ourselves. Such too, we believe to be the
position Of Prof. Van Valkenburg. Let
Democratic remember that when they stood
on the Jeaersonian platform, 4 glorious old
document Of Liberty and Equality, Buchan.
an was their most Incorporating and bit.
ter ~pponsnt II was then he said if he had
a drop of democratic blood in his veins, be
would open one, and let it flow out. Such
a man 10 the nominee Of the Democratic
National Convention-their platform suits
him and we leave every honest democrat to
examine carefully, and see whether the
present democratic party 10 not the old Fed.
eral clique in substance, with which Mr.,
Buchansn has in the main acted Throughout,
his entire political life. Rene mber that
names may change, but PRINCIPLES, never,
Blu, We meant only to give Pro-. Van. wei
come to the Republican household. Such
men are an honor to our Stsfe-such men
cannot avoid being Republicans. Truly
the work goes bravely on.-Ceaar VALLEY
Zines. /. ! So