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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-08-27

7
Rev. q. &. STREET, Principal.
THIS SCHOOL " III r,'-etrn fer ihn regular Fa
l. T"rm III Monday August l>ih. al 9u'dgtk
4 NJ. S'h"H R-,n ~ ia bt-,m al uf TIA" PrrshS
t.ri,n thutcf, corn 1iIui aud llTfri-"n streets
aug l2a2V
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-08-27

LASD GRANTS TO PRIvATEERSNrN
Congress passed Till giving one hun
drel aud fifty acres If land To- each Of
the officers and crews, or thcir.,cSccu-
'lant>. engaged on board "t rrivatcrr
vessels during any Of the wars al the
| nited States with other countries.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-08-27
A RARE CHANCE,

J1nR S,I.E OR LEASE Hot"i; fcrni-hed and do
II ine n x,sa business. in growing and 1oui ishing
town ia the Mssi.sipyi 4 Missouri Railroad, twenty
miles from Dav. npoit. a large portion of the pur-
chase IN, new rsmai.i On portgaxs for term Of
years IL Il sire. For fur Lier particulars enquire at
this Mcr.
payeapnrt arg 2li1m
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-08-27

The one issue in the comm" cleo
ton is simply; shall We have bones
tic peace Of l~mcs'ic War!--
Shall we tear dawn orr Union, ldIrn
that sacre,l constitution, which is ahc
palladium Of universal liberty, dreuch
our soil with blood, and dissolve into
anarchy worse than Mexican confusion:
Or shall we preserve our nation III all
its strength, pride and gl"ryt Aye
preserve the Union, whole as it is
Take from ii no part, or parcel, howcN'
e. small. Rally 10 the support of
Jalncs Buchanan his success, is the
success Of ,hc.I mon. The succcss Of
the Frcmom>,rrs it, dissolution
Choose between them, buchanan and
the Union, Fremont aniciyil war and
di>union.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-08-27
Fresh siS>terS!
Private school for Girls and BOys

4 ~" ci.y Erlt S,i,rn. AID VII u" r'rriy'sl
u dan! b. Express itnnl IN" s-aDnata. dirms ~
-..as,,i aWxIgitf
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-08-27
PROPOSALS.

WILL h. re ivc,i by the subscribers until Satur
w day August 30th. E,r building Church in Viii
ton, Mu.ra:in county Iowa. Dimensions 49, -, q
plan Of which can b. ut Office.
EDWARDS CARROLL.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-08-27

\ bed Of peat, three hundred acres
in extent. has been found near Madison
Wis, which rest. upon an incNhansta
bic bed of marie. 1t has been found 10y
experiment that one cord Of this peat
is equal to four cords OF wood in pro
du"ing steam.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-08-27

ALLEN Y pOnLtN. ..Orr's BINDING bsay 4
Insurance Agencies.
II d NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Main street
CHAMPION & son Cor. 81 & Brady ST..
SUTTON Go..........cor2 End and R~,k Island SIS
Z. fiSti....-.....s s. opposite I"Clar, House.
! GEO EAt iK Man,, ucar COX Sargsnt
" 4 AbSwoErn II II. opposite i.t'iaire HOUSE
kN NPP ltbMuN- -........So. : l. Clair Row
" W SdttU.. Corner 2d Ari u F'tiy
ApAMSpN RAPf... ID II above FrT
W INolEE.. ....-....-....-....N cis. LnLisne
Clothing.
StMrrI. FERRY .................o Opp Post Oflirc
| l.. LoWENSTEiN Extraordinarily. sICi,ir. Rnw.
J ~ ...........B Brady. bet. 81 Il 4ih -.
4 A. CASrLEL 1. Cor 81 X Brady 4.
Dry Goods and Grocerics.
N. ". Observation-Disclosures n,l, near Brady st
Watches l. Jewelry.
pm HOUSED. .....................2 I.Clarc Row
Il. 81. NEI.SaN.... .BraIy alnyc 2I
Books Il Stationery.
s " STARR ..........2d>f. or. H. Claire JIorsc
q Fills to............Np. 7GtH,n. Ettw
Ell ADAMS * co .............. lear Posi- Oiiiur.
Hats Il Gaps.
\ ASTON & co. .........Ba iy st hlas ~
4 GREEN. s....................It u. Clair. n. n
, VEiiDER q JKAMProSs.... Cob. street
Hardware.
" W PARKER. Front & n rasv 5
. POWELL n GUILD. ........ I'd II. east Of Brad
WhsIe sale Gr0cers.
RAEKIFY THOMPSON q CO....C.r 81 & Perry
DNIZEIL X CD..............Cor.S 81 * Perry
WILEY q MUNGER. ........... .2pj, u ar Brady
kNiCkERBoCkEH x BROW y, Front = ~ Ferry
RYAN MeCAkN. burrows Block
Druggists.
G. T. WEEP. ................No 10 I. Clair Row
Gents Furnishing Goods.
ASTeN X co. -........ BRADY - below III
vEIDER y CHAMPION. Second st rast Of Brady
Boots l. she's.
MOORE RNOWN........,. .Btsty b"t 9a 81
JAMES JORDAN. From, bet. Brad, Il Ferry
Tobacco 4 Cigars.
y kUHNEN.. ...................2d II rcar R.2dy
VIM. FKANkEI... ...............R Brady near Fr,mt
Music Musical INSTRUMENTS.
JOSEPH A. No s LeCiairc Few
Stoves L Tinware.
RYAN X FARLY-.......Cor. Front s Main SITS
TWIrCIFIL GILIETT 49,. Brady bet 2 X 81.
The Iowa Agricultural Depot.
NOCRSE. yEU.E & CO. cor Front Il v Island
Leather aid Saddiery HaId ware.
HAIGlIr SEARS. End - bit D. a,iy & Perry
FWrnitAre. Mattresses ana Upholstery.
MCNEIL x BROTHER
Wholesale and Retail
Forwarding and Comu,issica;
SHOCP Observation-Disclosures tot Front 4 Lee
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-08-27
Halifax, Aug %.

The Cunard steamer Niagara arrived here
al y o'clock this eve:.ing, with Liverpool
dates 10 the 10th.
Intelligence from Liverpool states that IN
the brea!s'uf market a regular consuDp
tive demand existed for all kinds OF bread
stubs, aud prices were generally shade
higher on the week:
The weather tad been quite favorable,
and the crop accounts were OF satsfacto
~ character.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-08-27
~ 1-pR.rp.-we vouid,cal a,trn,inn Of

- -pRArD.-We wouid. cab attention Of tn.
lS fu'ti,a against fraud daily practice,l upon
tn nn>usp cting IN The article of Dr. j. HOSTEL
TERs ce'tbrated Stomach Bitters. Stree these
Bi:iers have become SO popular others having be,p
making preparations a. initiate il. and in some s.ss
havr purchas d I'D bottles sui rr-hiI,-i thcr1 We
w'i ..'vis" all ,rrsens to biy If but respccia-
HI" 'arrs; the genuine all covered with met Al
lie cap. an" b. name il.
f"r III" hy Hrki'y. THOMPSON s. Co. Agents,
Sccolid anu Prrsy Str cts.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-08-27
HaISi1lSSs directory.
Rankin. l. Exchange.

NACkIor \ tORB!N.. Cor SEQ Il and Il ads
SIC HOLLIS CAMPBELL y CD........-... M.th
'''h ~ y sttl VI ili y - ii
M6'iittipR. INWES y Hi.Ak EN- ORE. Mann -
Gil CBB, BRO. BARROW X Co, Cor. Main 81 Il,
Land Agents.
WN. ALLEN. ....r. o. BHil.lirg, Brady st
NICHOLS. lSEEl.I ~ co... .Mdtn II
ALLEN y pOnLaN........Orr's EuIii.g B.atiy 4
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-08-27

IN abundant crop Of cran-herrlcs is
>ail L. he coming iorwar an the mar
shes ahot La Gross, this ~.ason.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-08-27
oil IAcssilSrky.

"ITlV' you !, 'ar'I he u ~ IN OiI niNck,
1u Is. a. ( Tuck ?'-Iol Wig S,ig.
The news from Old ksnurk m,tt q ar
u. the rt,mirs of lie Democracy. /
peaks onituuSiy that the Safe of Henry
Clay SYN est To pudiatr Fr,inonti-m.-
II is an echo iton III" tomb II Ashland
that vail 90 riiging through The Union, mo
v'n- g. ton hearts that have b Ell Still
iii now. - trg's
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-08-27
WiNTED.---A COmpOsitOr.
;. = nONT Ann aissupponTEw>

Nine tcnths of the Know Nothn.S
at the North arc Aboitionists in prin-
ciple, and give their cordial and unanl-
nous support to the di,union canii-
date, Col Fremont, The remainder
arc union loving nsn and Will vote for
Fillmore because the Democratic Plat
form so severely ccn>urcs and re-
Dukes the spirit Of bigotry and intolc-
rance Of the X y Creed, and, there
fore, they cannot vote for. Buchanan,
knowing him to be pledged to carry
out the principles Of our platform.
When the X y Convention Of New
York nominated Col Fremont, Chan
ccy Schatler,a leading native American
and number Of the Convention "ppo-
scd the nomination.. Recently he has
taken the stump for Fremont and in Il
long letter to the Saratoga" he says
that Fremn,a j. nos Roman Catholic,
never has been and he hope, he never
will bcanI lays down hi, opinions as
follows:
Wst. That Mr. Frcmon''s father was a
"French Hnguenot, and his mother an A
american Protestant lady.
| ''2d That Col Fremont was born pro-
"tcstanf, baptized a Protestant, marr:ed a
"Protesiant lady, had had his children bap
sstized bv Protestant clergyman, elncatcs
srhe,n IN the Protestant faith. while he is 4
"Pro'estant in practice IN all the relations
"of life.
Chanccy is most sanguine that II
Fremont l. elected no Roman Catholic
will be appointed to office, and that q
law cn,laving foreigners willb" passed
aud approved by Fremont. With all
these proofs, a few mi>lel Germrns are
workin. for the election of Fremont.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-08-27
For Sale or Lease.
Hank or Florence

JyOrR LOTS situated on 81 AMI Scott street, TO-
Il Particulars enquire u CORN. Dew. or
laugi5d;) JANIS NAY.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-08-27

Desirable E10Cssls to Lei.
IN Br,dv street, a. or FRONT. Enquire Of
auxA,d;v W. q. OOTES.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-08-27
Cincinnati, Aug. 25.

OIHCITNd0II NU ~
The pork warehouse of Wilson, Eggles'
ton Il Co, IA this city, was burned last
night. Loss S,5 ,M0-fuIly insured. Sev'
srsl small stores adjoining were also de-
slfoyed. They were mostly insured.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-08-27
Columbia, S c, Aug 81.

Columbia, c, Aug u.
II reported to-day BY private advices
from Charleston, that large increase OF
cases of yellow fever had taken place In
that siy.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-08-27
Orr NEXT PRESIDENT!!

Life Of James Drbsnan PAPER, e Price ~
q CIo'h, - 81 ~
- John Charlie FTeEoni. PaIcr, -
III. NEST complete rhi'rns prbI hsi. Fpr sDlc ~
THE Twin CRY BoOK sTNHG.
2ni II. orp. H. Cisire Wous,.
i,2S \. %. STARR.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-08-27
ST. Louis. Aug %

ot. LOUIS, mug 70.
This mosn'ug, D Gratz Brown, editor of
the Missouri Democrat, and Thos c Rey:
noids, defeated candidate for Congress, on
the National Democratic ticket, left for
Selma, about 80 miles below here, for the
purpose of fighting duel. growing out of
some structures made by Browa on Rey.
nolds' course during State canvass. They
fight with pistols, twelve PAGES.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-08-27
(O.I1NI.fsaeD'shj1p.

tIGWT SEARS have this DIV connected with
Ia thrm IN hpsine BENZ BECkET, and ~ bus
j"s. III hrrtsf'cr h. cs-.i,d on under tn. firm OF
Iiairht. Sefr> h cktu
I,aven;ort Iowa Aug 18th ls.6-tf
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-08-27
DISSOLVTIO.s:

DfSS(DLITED.S:
TWP partnership heretofore EXISTING between the
i sub cflber- the Iron business, under the hrr'
e j Is Clare ,iis lisS s>o!y by ii,i-
tuai az IN nj. Th bushes Viii be continued at
IN "i stad h! J. a. L.. Clare in a!ou' IL aitiioi
II Il to s,ttA the business ~ The lat Il m
FRANCIS LE CLAIRE, in.
Pav np1rt, ang2iiiw jos. \ LIE GLiiiEE
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-08-27
Far .tGfc or Lease.

IN fst- stialy-iois Ia snie pfir .tasers par.
] 4..ne titat may ~ rr ~ t.bs" ttr ~ years,
ttt following p -" ~ It, tiy Il" HastHyr,rt, VIA
u, LiesE iJ-1sb i.'I o;.iing al ld street,
100 % :" ol western Aycnu..
80 81 IL,
In butk I7--nfar The Matke. House.
81 fnr' fronting western avenue,
eNirnh.pe i,Q f4i batk viii sn slley
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-08-27
Washington Aug Is.

Mr.. Weller gave notice of his intention
TO int oduce q bill TO abyogate certain laws
enacted by the Legislature Of Kansas. 1t
is the same as the 18th section of the Sen
ate Kansas bill, abolishing test oaths. and
providing for freedom Of speech, and the
press, and for the security Of The people in
person and property, &C.
A message was received from the House,
announcing the death Of James Meach ham
member OF the House from Vermont.
Mr. Foot dwrlt with much eloquence on
the learning, and public and private use.
fulness Of the deceased, who was removed
hence at the age Of 46 years. He traced
hi n from the time he was poor orphan
boy in cabinet makers shop. UP 10 the
high position he occupied at the time of his
deceasc.
Mr. Douglas said he was born in the
county with Mr. Meacham, and was &C.
qaainled with him IN early life; he bore ties.
'imony TO his honesty Of purpose and ele.
waited character. The usual resolution Of
respect WAS then adopted, and the Senate
adjourned.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-08-27

TAI.0.NIAN POWERS,
Attorney. 0n. Councillors ~ Saw.
1rri,l snn'h side, Second st., over wIi-ys stcss>
Al, professional in.,u,~s promptly at. n,,d -.
Mcn,l loaned ~ Real t.ili. security.
Apr ,Vrd Notes dis. .uut,d.
Dtst,rD tAthang. irlgtt and sold.
1,int draft aud t','rt,,e,s ,ii-. "unted.
~ rl and i''n'i- bought aud sold commission
1nI as, ~, .,i- coll, tt,d
Eas.' ~ t,'lit,,uuIs pr,,pItIy made.
J y. " TsLMAs
aCil5 CUAs. pnweRs.
JaHs ~ TDtNts, .BssIts rowVeA
fus.hk'f-., v. Davenport, Iowa.
4 a. n.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-08-27

On BCLLItS.
p. S.-TAat internal scnundrel Jim
Green il elected; and thcr tell me that
Fox yacsson and Craig are running
aheallik. III. May every vote they
get choke them like the fumes of brim-
stone and sku K wcei.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-08-27

ALEXANDRA HAMILTON AND rHG UNION.
John A Hamilton relatesa remark made
by his illustriOus father, Alexander Hamil-
ton. which rings in the ear Of the true
hearted like voice from the land of glori.
Gus as well as glorifed spirits. He says,
that, as his father was returning to bis home
in the country, the last time he went there.
. friend, Mr.. Boyd, who lived on the way,
rode with him. After expressing his opin .
ions upon certain events then brewing.
tending to endahger the Union, he paused a
moment, and then in a deep and solemn tone.
az he struck his hand on the knee of his
friend, he said, "Boyd, 10 break this Union
would break my heart!'
And are there hot millions to say the
same. and save the Union? In this connec.
fion, we are glad to find in the drawer a
splendid passage from the Grafton pre.
nounced by the Rev George w Bethune. ID
ID, on the morning Of the Fourth of july,
at the inauguration Of the Washington Stat
ne in Union Square:
'GOd made Washington, and gave him 10
Us, in himself the type of what our ,enub.
Inc should be, in all his elements great. even
consistert-each vigorous in its own action.
yet all held in harmonious balance by the
unity of single purpose. No wonder his
works survived him. Survived him2 No.
He still lives, though his mortal frame has
long been dust. God, who gave, keep that
life with US! for when that spirit is lost
when our elements revolt from their one.
ness, and, like the maniac among the tombs
whose devils were legion, we cut and tear
.carssIves-this fair COZ federacy will soon
Ne beneath the heavens the NEST maneled.
1osthsome corpse tast ever polluted the
breath Of humanity with its puirefaction.
ns3S9 of ne devils arc IN us now. Oh, for
- fa1nors to drive them out
(osohoNe q infamous Oh.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-08-27

,trl - Ifany one should ask Us what in ON
ICY opinion arrived al ly al impartial test
Wa tnc best and most honest ovuspcud reiue,l, for
preserving and sbeauty ing the hair. and restoring
gray halr 10 ts original color, aud the locks TO III.
bald hsa Q /, should withent hesitation saw Prof
q. J. Woods Hair Hestoratve.-.S. Louis Demo-
c,tn.
Saa advertisementin another column.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-08-27
Letter from ola siEllsOn.

We clip from the ST. Louis Herald,
the following good lit It's BY 10 rs Bon
ton all over.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1856-03-13

Der Baltimore 2Beter" pirS bic T. sentAe IN
8uf1nbe Der alte II unb neusn gBet lenen Gelsrn
Spr's Nuge fiibren unb fur bic Iempratie IN
Nmertta une europa gu mirten trepeu, 10 vie! IN
re 9tecafiicn pte 6reuupe Der Denptratie um
llntertuBJng rjeica Organs. Utui.nCunGen,
psl1e Ger GeHOepi pes ,29edgrs" sntpr,0cn,
puo wiatOmmen. Sriefe erbtlten wtr uns pprs
eIret.
2as gBpdenbtatt hes ,,Q8eters" erIdrint isben
Greites Unb tpist % NaS Satr.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1856-03-13

Pennington q Read
sabtn TIRE 0ffet 3lr So 8Gpetter na Wr Qans@u
btues per9t. Ius 5efGIe BET rgtnb epem tsr @er6te
fOpte BITE NuSfcrt,uue vcn DUfCmenten rsrbsr tGnt
bsrat. y. Rtab bdben tn Deatdldno t9te StusP1 se
maAt unb in6 NIT Der bettfdsn Sprodhe rertraut.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1856-03-13
0erGcDeraue ee9en Ucuersa aefa9r.
Associated iremens-lnsurance,
Urn baltimore.
~ m O0 III.

gtr. Sputb= nabe 8altimpretraBe.
Das DreftOriam Der "a # Octtrten Beutrmanns-
Der 6eruness e0 efel i'd # Deriammeit fd tdh.
It'd in Gta8aftsUtale Der Gcmpaanie, @r. @Outtf
um ale Grten appatiUnsn CUR 9eriterup9 ppn bade'
rernsn uaO bbliernsn (6ram 3duern pert9tteu neuen
CSebduben gDaarenIasern 6auS6aungs .ratb unb
Wf6ben ewe at aaes fonfae Gtseattum se8n Die ME D.
rtgeu Yrd m e nientgeoen;une1nen.
Spb, ST. Wpcre, prGi6enf.
15fe5 Spt. 3ufebart, SER
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SDnoDnerlsbrem II. S5elUeu erie.

q a. ~~E'~7~*S~ "a UTEII IL NyxEURWSETC4
&sa&SA est in Rr. SO 8atttmUre.Str
,,., BEN Wtuieun 9e9enUber.
baa t1m in enem alten 5tanO Gis6tra5s r To- aebntts
3araHen nno erlnubt b, oaebe ill benabrttig paB er
9eoen an obn9endnntem 9las ein grOS Eager BON bsn
s ellerte 9me 5lterwaaren erSfnst Sin oroSer
gorrap pOn englilAen 8Obenn un6 lberuen ter
QSbplelale u. Hetdil. s. WferanSrr
1 fru6er 9erman Bel S. N 5renb8 in 9pnbpu
Yate upren werOen 8rlnDliA reparr @arane bafir
e'eRte' 29DS
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1856-03-13
Manchester Female Seminar
- ~s@@g STIR Sdueen ii. sSa9oliebbaber,
DeutIde GpnDitprei unb 2ebfii6neret.

Gae SDrten beut3en Nrn6eeer unb 8deler 9e6p6en
fine gTswsbl in trnberaer nnS onne6ersr Spielwaarea
ais DominOs 8drten, pcrtempnrdtes lB,ton' unb R"br
gpa9Fe' Suts0@ ~ IHG nS1gtS uetx
lunssn werOen bnea unO pnttti3 beprg 8Dmmet DaHer
unb befudet metu Eager. 8 ep. 8te6mdnn,
Nnntn1
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Daniel 6. Dfncr8.

Nrteoen6rid d,ter,
Nr. 122 gtprb>6i9t, nobe G3gtra6e Baltimore,
erfertts ae Nren gertbl6er @apiere ais 8eTibttte
L0eeeS), SqpUtbefen (DtOr8a8eS), llma8tsn Bia
Sales &c. 23ia2mt
c5n Der SffTce miro oeut1f, Qeiprod,en.
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WrDBer Gl0arreu 5tpre
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"a S$s5 gfr+ SIS Sannpber,, nabe WrattRraEs.
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gtts.se" or,s "ne Stm qs;srtsa gasttta m Saes
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fat 5bnapsoef poa arGo!S 9oHatn9er ia Datstars aut
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falls TN @pBn wie i'm 8nen benz 6abrtdpretfe Az erboi
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bate i'd ebenas @rVBen aeinen 9artten aboebe
s. Hu6pIp6
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Relrqr WntlhnE,hnf !

6ds bDn @nuat. uub 00mtnvbifabe.
Semdnp, Der DOr5igIhe 0uadt pOn alien @attun9en Sa
ts fauten M Neri9ume ntht obtB5 Eager ST eraminren.
acknowledgements biao Iowet fir taa dis quite gtpen
10. j. s. > II z.
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l1bren & Sumelen.
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Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1856-10-29
ITO THE TRAVELLING PUBLIC.

CLEARFIED AND RIDGEWAYi
The undersigned announces TO the travelling
public that he is now running a semi weekly line
OF hacks from Clearield borough 10 Ridgeway,
Elk county The hacks are comfortable. the hor-
ties good, and the drivers careful. By special at
sention to the comfortable, safe and speedy con-
veyanee of passengers, he hopes to secure liber-
al share of travelling custom
The time for departure and arrival is rs follows
Leave Clearfeld every Tuesday and Friday morn
ing, and arrive at Ridgeway on the evening Of the
same days
Leave Ridgeway every Wednesday and Satur-
day morning, and arrive at Clearfield on the eve
ming of the same days.
Julyl6-3m A NJ. HILLS
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1856-10-29
ROkER, BROTHERS & JONES.
- Nos. 15S l60, Market Street,
PH1LAD DELPHIA:

importers and manufacturers of City and
EASTERN MADE BOOTS AND SHOES
Also every variety of French and English Shoe
Hastings, Patent Leather, Kid and Calf-skins
Shoe Laces, Gallons, Bindings, &c,
suitable for manufacturers
Also, Foreign and Domestic Straw and silk Bon
nets, leghorn, Panama, ard Palm-Leaf Hats,
English, French. and American artificial
Bowers Oil Silk, Straw Trimmings
&c, &c.
HAVING removed TO our Store, No. 15S & $50
MarkedStreet below 9Th South side mn stairs ~ a
invite -Four attention to our laree and varied Stock
of saw Goods. Eoots and Shoes which we are
> z X ing for the approaching Fall Sales.
~hu ur Goods being exclusively of our own di
4 nckcpportatiol and Manufacture. we feel conf
= hat our facilities are such that we can'offer
Tbldueements as regards variety and prices OF
opp B6KER BRoTyYERs 6Gy PIase IN I6STS fhs TfeIn'fy
! vote D. les4-ly. PisSsleriss,