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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-08-19

ANOTHER DoUGHFACE LETTER. That COM
plete embodiment OF doughlaceism, Robert C.
Winthrop, always remarkable for - facing both
ways" all ways, and no way at all, according to
circumstances, has come out in another letter, in
response to an invitation to address a F fillmore
meeting in Brooklyn, N Y, in which he out
does even himself in his doughface propensity.
He commences by stating his 4" acquiescence in
the arrangement ofthe Wing State Central Com
mittee to postpone any definite action in regard
to the Presidential election, until the usual au.
tumDal Convention" and then goes on to indi.
cate his " preference, far as he now Sees" for
that incarnation of Silver Gray Hunkerism, Mil.
lard Fillmore, but gives out that he may modify
his views somewhat when his guardians of " the
only party toSwhich he ever acknowledged allegi.
ance shall give him leave so to do. He says:
" am quite willing to await the develop
ment of another week or two, and to reesrve
a final decision as to the best course to be
pursued, until those with whom | have SO
long been proud to CO. operate, and to whom
such an act of Difference seems justly due,
shall have had an opportunity to consult to-
gether freely and fully, and to pronounce
their ultimate judgment on the question. 1
do this the more readily, as it win be entirely
out OF my power to enter largely or actively
into the present campaign, and nothing there
fore can be lost in any quarter by such a de-
lay on my own part"
II this is not case of special modesty and
" Difference due" sfrom subject to his sovereign,
we know not where to find it. Winthrop an
nounces himself plastic piece of soft clay-or
dough in the hands of the potter or kneader of
" his party ready to be moulded into any shape
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-08-19

MONDAY EVENING, Aug. Is.
The "Americans'' had leave to suspend flag
on Main Street, on same terms the other parties
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-08-19
FOUR DAYS
LATER FROM EUROPE.
Spanish InsmrectioR Suppressed. Bar5arOus
conduct Of the Queens Troops at Barcelona.
Of the Baltic.
New YoRK, August II.

New York, August II.
The Collins steamship Baltic, Comstock,
arrived at this port at Z clock this morning,
bringing Liverpool dates of the 9Th inst, and
London dates of the 9TH.
GENERAL INTELLIGENCE. = This steamer
brings exceeding little news.
Saragossa surrendered to the Queens
troops, under Gen Dulee, on the evening of
Friday, LIST. The royal troops entered the
city without opposition, and disarmed the cit.
lzens. No definite particulars are yet known,
without bloodshed.
From France there is no news, excepting
the return of Pelissier, who is made duke.
1t is rumored that the Emperor is suffering
from spinal disease.
The Emperor of Austria and King of Prus-
STA are having an interview at Toplitz.
Denmark proposes to fortify the Sound;
and 1t Is said that Russia advises this.
A fire and explosion at Saloniea, Turkey,
had caused great loss of life and property.
SPAIN.-A new Ayuntimiento and Provin-
cial Deputation has been named in Catalonia,
and the various bands of insurgents, which
sought refuge in the mountains were dis
persing rapidly.
All Spain has now submitted to O'Donnell.
His future policy is not known, but it is re.
ported That he is attempting to make up mat
tiers with the liberal party.
A horrible massacre took place at Barcelo-
ma. All the details that reach us of the pro-
ceedings concur in describing the fighting as
desperate, and the conduct of the Queens
troops, after all resistance had ceased, as fero-
cious in the extreme. On the oath, for in
stance, three days after the fighting had ceas-
ed in the city, two battalions of National
Guards arriving to the assistance of the citi-
zens, were met in tt plain by the Queens
cavalry, and every man cut to pieces.
lTALY.-A letter says that the Austrian
Government is alarmed at the attitude which
Sardinia assumes towards it in Italy, and has
begged the French Governmental represent
to the latter, that, in order to preserve the
tranquility of Europe, change of its policy
would be desirable. The French Govern
ment has accordingly made communication,
of a confidential character, to Sardinia, trust
ing that she might assume less hostile atti.
tude and tone towards Austria without less
ening the influence she exercises in Italy,
The view which Sardinia will take of this
monition remains to be seen.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-06-28
J. Il. hsnny's Patent Adjustable Reaper and
Mower Combined and Single Mower.

ssouKsp TO JoHs H. NANNY BY IwEsyy-rHsKK PAT.
xsrs IN THIS UsIIKD STATEs. Also PATKETeD IN
kuRors. MANUFACTURER ~ NANNY IL Co., Rock
yoRp. ILLINOIS.
usHEsE valuable Machines are constantly being
] manufactured. A large number are being made
cor The next harvest. Over stI fhsssaRd were con.
strucIed turing the past season, and used With ct
DIRE success, yet the demand was not supplied.
A parrsnty 10 given 10 each purchaser that the ma
chine 10 we'll built and OF goo | materials, aud thatit
vtil NOV as we'll as can be done with The scythe,
and reap as we'll rs can b. done " l,h cradle, and ex
csl even other harvesting implement.
The mnchine IL drawn by two horses, and manag'
ed B, one psrson for moving, two persons Tor reap
Ins: and 10 also warranted TO cut from ten TO hiteep
acres per day. A large machine for four horses is
Also manufactured.
The prices OF the Machines with tsausporsatIoT
Eor Two Horse Machine Of about 1ge feet cut,
stos. For Four Horse Machine Of about 81 4 icet cut
Si4s. For single Moving Machine Of about hve
lei cutSl20.
The following extras are ia rn,shed with each Iaa,
ebsae; one fork, one oil can, one wrench, one guard
6nrer, one sickle section, one smooth-edge section,
and one bevel pinion. A fun supply 10 Kept con
SANITY on hand, and also in the hands OF Agents
Two i nives-one a sickle AID the other Q smooth
sise--ars furnished with each machine, either of
vhich q ay be used as required.
For mschinss or extras apPly
NoUksE, YIELt & CO.,
| propdstors OF the lows Az rioGltural Depot, corner
| koex island and Front Sta, Davenport Iowa, Ssis
Ausnts fer this section. tuue
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-06-28
Democratic Blood and Wages.


The R. /. ADJ. replies to the Buccaneers
of .heD Davenport Democratwho recently eA'
pressed SO much establishment At the "bra-
zen tsmerity" of a fellow citizen, evinced
ia q speech at the Court House in ssyisg
that Buchanan had years ago said, that "if
he supposed he had a drop Of Democratic
blood in his veins he would letit out" and
that 10 cents per day was enough wages for
Q poor man, as follows:-
"James Buchanan DID SAT- 10 1898, when
he was running a. the Federalist CANDIDATE
for Congress in the Lancaster district. Pa,
against Dr.. John McCsmant, the Democrat.
ic candidate, that "if he thought he had one
drop Of democratic blood in bis veins he
would open them and let it out" This il 4
fact, and We have an old and e%ninently re.
specialize gentleman 10 Rock Island who
has always been q democrat, who says he
was present and heard the speech in which
he said ii and that be remembers the words
to this day"
buchanan DID SAY also that ten cents a
day was sufficient compensation for the
laborer. in q speech be delivered before tbs
Senate in 1919 sitter he had turned demo-
crat, and was elected as such 10 that body
The Advertiser Is correct. In ls44 the
average price Of labor ia the countries ofthe
Old World was about ten cents a day.
During that year, in . discussion in the
United States Senate, Mr.. Buchanan said:
"Reducs the nominal price Of labor tothe
real standard throughout the world and you
cover the country with benefits and bless
ings."
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-06-28

ST. LOUIS, June 26.-A letter in the
Democrat, dated Lawrence, 18th inst, says
that Sheriff LsyIau, at the head Of so dra-
goons, arrested that day Major Hoyt and
James Legrate, and marched them to LIE.
compton, Gov. Shannon refused to recog.
nize his authority to arrest the parties.
Sheriff Jones stood by, and seeing the
dilemma his subordinate was in, immediate
ly prepared papers for the legal arrest Of
Hoyt AMI Legrate, and they were impris-
oned.
Ii IS reported that Sumner had q fight on
the 18Th, with a party Of Missourians, and
lost two men; some were killed and several
wounded on the other side. Sumner drove
the party into Missouri, and stationed
troops 80 as to prevent them from return
ing. @sa
Sumner had refused to let q party Of
Southern men come up from Westport TO
settle on their claims at Hickory Point,
where they had laid out a town.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-06-28

The sales Of land BY the Illinois Central
Railroa d continue large, and to an unusual.
~ good class Of buyers-not speculatess,
but settlers, The average price this month
is over SIC per acre. The average in the
original programme Of the road was % per
acre. The traffic ftr rune will show Z con
siderable increase upon May.-CAicsgo
Democrat.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-06-28
&

TALLMAN e. POWERS,
LAND AGENTS.
Office in AAinson's block, Second Street, be
frrsen Brady and Main.
| OFFER for sale the following valaa e Real Ks-
City Property in Davenport.
/. House and lot on Third Street near the corner 9
3. SIX lots on the south west corner Of Fourth and
3. SIX lots at North Davenport, between Perry and
Rock Island Streets.
Allthe above lots are well situated and in part. Of
The city most impreving and win be sold on
Farming Lands in johnson County.
81 ofS.E.ts:2sT; :9X: Range west 90 acres.
NE. OFFS. f.. s, 3T 70 n. Range west 40 acres.
The above lands are III on the line of the railrsad
from Davenport to Iowa City.
Clinton County.
Nine hundred acres of prairie and ninety scres Of
timber land near ElviTs p. O, seven miles frsm Ly-
ons, Cliaton Co., near The Railroad; all chsiee land,
The above property will be sold on liberal credit.
Scott County.
improved farm one mile and 3 half from Prince
ton. Sixty acres 6rst rate land, we'll improved with
good houses. win be sold alta bargain.
PoWeshiek County.
Twohundred and fiy acres fne prairie land two
miles north Of Moniezun,a, the county seat.
100 acres unimproved landtwo miles frem Hickory
Grsve, three miles from Wnicott, ten miles from
Davenport, well watered.
l6Oacres Hye miles north westfrom Hickory Grove
very choice land
Near Davenport.
One and one-half milos from Court House on the
blur, with superb yiews Of river and surrounding
country. A small farm of IS acres under the highest
state OF cultivation and we'll supplied with fruit
trees. The mos, beautiful lapd in the vicinity o the
ely.
Seven miles from Davenport,
Alarm of6O acres, ~ under cultivation, 90 of Tim.
Der. Anever falling stream runs through IL. VIII
bssold very cheap.
Near Waleott,
50 Acres Of choice prairie at Q bargain
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-06-28

TAE PLATFORM -"With the utmost pos
sible precision and emphasis Of language,
these Resolutions affirm the great vital prin.
ciples, first, Of the constitutional guaran-
tees Of Slavery; and secondly, ofthe equali-
ty OF the States in respect OF their sover.
eign dignity and political rights. In equal.
" clear and conclusive terms the doctrine
Of "Squatter Sovereignty" is repudiated by
the Platform of the Democratic Party
Richmond Enquirer.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-06-28

WaSningtoHs June 40.
II Wss automatically rumored here that
Gen. Persifer F. Smith would be appoint.
ed Governor of Kansas in place Of Gov.
Shannon.
A gentleman who saw Mr.. Sumner yes
terdsy, thinks be will not be able to resume
his seat this session; his wounds are yet
unhealed, and his nervous system complete
ly shattered.
Rumor says that Mr. Douglas Kansas
bill will be abandoned for something more
plausible and less severe. He il TO report
afresh next Monday.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-06-28

AAAMS ~ ri By N-
New York, June 26.-Last evening, af.
ter the public reception in Brooklyn, Mr..
Fillmore was conducted to the Pierpont
cony. Daniel Ullmsn, Mr.. Perrin and E.
J. Wood also made short speeches.
In the evening a large body assembled
in the Park and proceeded to the Pierpont
House and ~serenaded Mr.. F. Fireworks
were set of in his honor.
After the adjournment the meeting form
ed itself into q procession and marched up
Broadw ay to the residence of Col. Fremont,
where they were addressed by Mr.. F. He
said:
/ thank you for this friendly call and an
happy to receive this enthusiastic reception
as an expression of your devotion TO the
cause in which We are engaged. The en-
thusiasm you have manifested, and the 90.
ess OF the cause to which it 10 direct
ed, give me great confidence in your fnal
and complete success. If am elected to
the high Office to which your partially has
nominated me, | will endeayor to admins
ter the government according to the spirit
of the Constitution a. it was understood by
the great men who framed and adopted it,
anu euCH WY ~ 70 PreseISc uOuu HOeIsy
and the Union. 10 my present relstion to
you II 10 hardly proper | should say more to-
night. especially % you will hereafter ex
pect me to communicate with you more full
l., and therefore content myself with
again thanking you vesy warmly for your
congratulations and the kindness you have
manifested towards me.
Mr.. F. then retired, with repeated and
enthusiastic applause.
Judge Emmett, in snswer to repeated
calls, appeared on the balcony and assured
the people that with their noble leader, and
with the pure principles Of their platform
success was certain. fHst
The Newark Mercury says Col. Stockton
has absolutely declined the nomination Of
the North American boilers. He goes for
Fremont and Dayton.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-06-28
An Alf8nICAN MvyU1l0Ni
THE GREATEST OF THE AGILE

~mu-~ -
lpiisisy. sSssIsssso
the wants ofsii classsi
Of The con 10 until
strongly recommend Il
In every State in the
Union, butparticulafiy
the praIries Of Iowa, which IL srbstantfatsd BY the
following and many other cerue.at.s, refs,anesa
and extracts OF letters giyenby foltablo geaeaoDeo
whose names are amxsd thsreto.
Having become the passn,ees and pro.,,., :. e.
win and James N. C1arEs patentCombined Grinding ~
TLOURaNG MILL.
For the State Of Iowa, wenow offer Cbunty, Township City
md shop rightsand Mils for sale on favorable terms. We
viii have onei operation and on exhibition In the course
Of this month, whom we advise all to call and see II, and
they will say, ~ did the ancient Queen Of sheba, .the
half has not been told"
Mfiers, farmers, capitalists and spectators will find
this mill presents . rare chance for o safe, snrs and prof
itable Investment.
This highly insenions and much needed Invention
forms an entire new feature in the manufacture OF wheat
into aour, and the splendid manner in which it performs
its work, grinding, bolting and separating the grain at q
single operation into seven different qualities Of Flour
and Feed, and that within a space Of DOLLY twenty five feet
in length by four feet In breadth, al the rapidity Of over
twelve bushels per hour on a pair Of French burr mill
stone only thirty thirty i9 nasrs, Il a'i insa r,t aas sa sI' saI = cSn.
Flour, Fine Flour, Middlings, Ship stuns, Bran aud shorts
at q single operation, any power being applicable % pro-
The small spacs IL occupies would not b. missed when
placed in q room with other machinery, and the sun all
amount Of power II requires to pfopel II, its economy in
construction and operation, makes II certsn that, ere
long, 1t will superseds aud reyolutiopize all other Flour I
ing Mills. The mill 10 conpact, sutstantiai and reliable,
not liable 70 get out Of order. So applicable In IL 10 the
wants ofthe world, that every saw min, machine shop, |
locomotive shop, foundry, forge, rolling mill, orsny build
ing having . power slrssdy erected, can now have within
it, walls . complete Merchant FIGURING Mil at the tri
ding expense offrom four 10 seven hundred dollars.
CAuflos-An persons Ia want Of FIGURING Mills
throughout the State are advisod TO walt and come and
zee our Mil in operation before purchasing, and all per.
sons are hereby warned from trespasaiag or infringing on
our rights, as we shall maintain them TO the strict letter
Of the law.
These Mills will make over Fifty Barrels Of Flour every
twenty four hours.
FOR further particulars see certificates below and address
IANnn IJR II Ip 4 en- -
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-06-28
IN SCOTT COUNTY, IOWA

No The Z l ofthe y W / Sec OF "a "a aos.v
y The NJ Sees T7s n X 2 4 100 acres.
No3LIhe \ W ! sec 10 &c Z Z 100 acres.
The above three tracts are beautifully sitn.t.d on,
The Railroad 9 miles from Davenport.
No 1.-THE W ! of the S i Of Sec E 10
No-Ths n Z ofs VI Disco RS Mr. an 40
acres4 miles from Davenport.
!. Nc he : ! 2, he ! . Of See eIT7ssRaI.
No 6-asn ~ 100 acres IN Secs IS q 10
dPSn me Mississippi River. amiies from Davenport.
Nc H. 100 acres In See's27 and d 10 N RaR.
improved Farms.
An improved farm of2s5 acres on the Mississippi River.
Y miles from Davenport, 90 acres in cultivation, ioo broke.
balance fine timber.
Two improved farms three miles from Davenport.
Houses and Lots in Davenport,
No3o-Fine brick house on 9th ST. between Hsrr..
son ana ana h.pies SIS Excellent we'll, good stable, Gel
Nosl--Good frame House, 3 rooms, good well, &c.
Lot eex53I, on Byads near Locust ST,
NJ. 2--iloto on Brady St. I2e by 300-a3Oo.
Sae-zioss on Brady ST., cor. of College, s4KIso
II CLINTON COUNTY, IOWA.
No.s2-W; fractional ! OF the n. w. /. Sec. 2, T..
W. ysr Nj Z. l fs e.; e FLU e ! w. ssres' near fhorn's Mills
l JASPER u
S0'4i-S z Il / e ;se 2 4 = s : g v 100 acres.
No. S-s E and \ " .ofsse 4 i n R 10 W ses
No. as W . and N W . Of sec ~ - wiaso
IN MAHAsKA coUxTY
No 44-S w frac. ! OF sec T &c X I6 W I43 ae,es
No.E-s w . of sec p "a Is w 100 scres.
No. 46-W of n Z. and S ! Of N W / Of sac l4T
II II leo acres, timber.
IN BENTON COUNTY,.
So.44-N E / of acc IS T 81 X 0 w 100 acres.
In OUNTY
No. 4-W ! otN w Of sac 20 7 7s X i W 20 srres
Z miles from Muscatine, 5 from junction. ApnIy Ia
IN GRUMPY COUNTY.
No. as w I ofsec : 7 81 r liz " 100 acres.
No. Sos b . ofsee 3 T 50 r IL w 100 acras.
No. 5l-W l ofS FL OF sec 1 81 X Il N sl...ss
IN HARDIN COUNTY
No. a-Ei ofN Z ! Of see 8 I 81 4 20 W so acres.
No. SIS /" t Off w I! of sec AT 8. Il ~ W 10
IN COUNTY.
No. 54SSx Of y 4. OF soc 1 T go X l w 50 .a,as
No.S-S2 ON 4 1 OF see 20 T eli X 2 w al sc,s.
No.s6-Honse and Lo., Store and took OF eoods'
l WILLIAMALLEN.
General Land Agent
Fob 6-dIi ofacs Post Office building.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-06-28

CouETY MEErIHes.-Our Republican
friends in Rock Island have made arrange
lsnts for holding mass meetings at the
nest prominent points in their county. II
il, time for Us to be thinking of q similar ar
rsagsment. We have no doubt that the
majority of the people of Scott county are
right on the great question, but We want
that majority to be as large as possible, and
the holding Of meetings in various parts Of
the county will be the best way to secure
that result.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-06-28

"
"Our forces amountad 10 ai0ht hundred
.e.... SlyL""
sdo"k' Vnoh We n1st teacueu Law
ahout nm bour ,ha,a ..tba,.d L. tha .,.....
$3.50 $500 e"o,s~ s1s"~ saccss
III 'front.' OF tue h0tel some hundred and dtty
men. 4 4 u When tbav aorsad
~ .n..a,
" su'ie"ueI, our ulcu were WaIcueO down
10 front of the house. and directed their de-
.truct;va hlou,. n,n i. ...ltn ~. t.ua:..
$3.50 SO"s sPo" s"o ~e'io,s"s SusAus"k
caught hre and soon came with . crash 70
the Gronnd Tina fall tho ahoIition fort.
-
sess. Lecompton lboroer hun1ianJ Union
eioht hundred "
$3.50 "1'Se'
y
Hail league, haita league,
Hail league Onward,
All y ths mied town,
hods tee kight hnnufsd
.Sharge was the SoPtainhcfg
20 Iosmans bayonet nlSh,
40 gun 70 make reply
sna,s@. Wa .hs e.IIAn' eFyt
nsuesns Eight nonursui
~ t@unou " tight ~ theias
SsamnSn 20 .sI " tnsM,
Ngeannoa IN aont Q, them,
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-06-28

AAAKisos SrHErI will soon be the best
street in Davenport. All the resources OF
the city appear to be applied just now to
the improvement of that street. We ride
ever our city nearly every week and ii any
ether portion of it is receiving anything in
return for its quota of taxation, We do not
remember observing it.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-06-28

THI RAIHs.-The fine rains OF the few
days past can scarcely be appreciated too
highly by the people Of our county. The
crops. which were languishing for want Of
rain, will 10 part be redeemed from the de
.truction that threatened them. The wheat
crop more particularly will feel its revivifying
effects. In the city the dust that covered
everything has been removed and the little
nature that we see presents a clear and
beautiful appearance, while the cisterns have
again bean flled and the good wives CON-
plain ne more of being obliged to use hard
water on 8 washing day.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-06-28
CIRCULATING LIBRARY

TN FULL BLAST AM quantity Of choies books for
i reading, from 2se to $500 each, ct tue
May ~ Twin CITY BOOK STORE.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-06-28

THy ELEcTloa To.DAy.--Our citizens
,,,., not forget that to-day is to be decided
b. question whether a loan Of Fifty Thou''
nd Dollsrs shall be effected for the puT
nor. Of purchasing. 10 the words of the res
alu,ion passed, a"Fire Engine and ito ap'
n.r.,us and APPENDICES; to purchase . tract
s,I.od for Reservoir and Water Works; for
.nb.cribing for Gas Stock or erecting Lamp
po.,,; for grading and paving the Levee and
tbe grading of Brady Street to correspond
Nth the recen, report of Henry Lamesch,
ci,y Engineer, and such other Streets as
The City Council shall decide require an
appropriation" The polls will remain open
,,om . o'clock A. n. to 8 o'clock p. NJ,
and vs trust our citizens have all though.
,ufhcient to vote understandingly on the
question.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-06-28
BOOKS AND STATIONERYi |
GEO. w. ELLIS & co.

GEO. W.. ELLIS x CO.,
No. 7, LsClairs Row.
vIAyE made large additioos 70 their stock as fallows
III A general assortment Of Books from the New York
Trade sales. 4af
A hne lot OF Pictures from aupiis French Galley Of
Art.
Git, Wax. and Mshogony N~culdings Tor frames.
FOR THE LADIES'.
A rare assortment Of Lubins genuine perfuroery: smprsc-
ing Joeky Club, Rose Musk, West End. sc.
ALSO
Pictures, Polt Honaies, papier MG0ba Wosk Boxes, Pearl
inaid Card Cases, &c, SC.
GOLD II EIsS
Just Received a superior lot OF norton's Extra Diamond
Pointed: also, PaIksrs Sectional Map Of Iowa in Gases
and on Rollers.
ALWAYS ON HAND
a esneral assortment Of Blank Books, Stationery, Wall
Paper, and q few Law and Medical Works, such Is Block
stins's, Gommentores, Coke Upon Littloion, Code ofIowa,
United states DisleIsstory, Weod'e, Watsins and Beech
es Practice oil Medicine.
Prices Of all our stock rs low as any oihsr house,
Goods to- numerous tV admit Of Publishing prices.
Davenport, Iowa, june 9th, ls5e.