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La t q st N q w 8 4.

ARRIVAL OF THE PERSIA.
THREE DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE
The swiss Difficulty Settled Question hs
tween the Allies and Russis Disposed OF, ~ .
New YORK, Jan. n. -The Cunard steam
er Persia arrived at noon with Liverpool
dates TO Jan. 10th, three days later than BY
the Atlantic. -E.s
The news is important, inasmuch as it
states that the Swiss difficulty is virtually
settled by the interposition Of France sup
ported by England. Napoleon undertakes
that Prussia shall renounce all claims upon
Neu fchstel in consideration of the release
Of the prisoners.
France further undertakes toprevent any
aggression by Prussia against Switzerland
Switzerland approves these terms and the
Federal Assembly 10 summoned to ratiiy
them.
The Congress of Paris closed on the 9th
INST, having signed protocol which is eH
pected to terminate all difficulties IN its iul-
fillment.
In the treaty of peace, Russia codes Bel.
grade aud Tobac to Moldavia and the town
of Kemrat, on the right bank Of the river
UuIUOkC, uup u NCtIto' w t"'~S 's''''
SQUARE versts, The Isle of Serpenis is de-
cibedd to elong to the mouth ofthe Danube
and goes with them. The new boundaries
shall be fixed and the Austrian troops aud
British fleets shall have evacuated the Tank
| ish territory by the SOth OF NNch next -
lmmc diately thereafter the ngfess sinai
re-assemble at Paris to ratiiy their pro
| ceedings.
French papers generally approve tn,
hostile measures Q! England against Can
ton.
Tie Drbats says dispatch from Napl''
states that the Nenpolitan frigate Charlie
III, with troops bound to Sicily, blew NJ
on the 9th inst. Many lives lost
The leaders of the late instruction weT'
shot at Palermo, Dec. Goth.
Adyces Of Persian affairs are contredic
tory. 1t seems, however, that the Pereia'
Minister has actually left Constan,iEuPI'
for Msrseilies Before going he had tw'
ia,stvisws with lord Radcliffe.
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ARRIVAL OF THE JAMES ADGER.

Contradictory Accounts about Gen. Walker,
New YORK, Jan, II.
The steamer James Adger arrived here
this morning. She left Aspinwall January
18th, and San Juan 18th. She brings 1870
passengers, mostly from California. She
put into Key West for coal, and was de.
aihed there by bad weather 80 hours.
The Purser reports that the cholera had
disappeared from the sickness, there was
but little sickness and no dc aths in the Ad-
ger. Left at Aspinwall sloop. of.war Cy-
anne and at San Juan six English men.of
war. The steamer Sierra Nevada was daily
expected at Panama to take up the Caiifor.
mia passengers from the Adger.
Walker is reported as in better condition
than ever, having LEGO able bodied men
with him at Rivas, well supplied with am
munition and provisions. Col. Lockridge
and his three hundred men were still wait.
ing at Punta arenas for the completion Of
a steamer to be ready abolt the 18th inst,
with which to go up the river, and retake if
possible CASTILLO and San Carlos and re-
open the transit route. The Adger encoun-
tered great fields of ice on her passage
home between lat. 1888.
Passengers from Nicaragua on the Jas.
Adger give a gloomy account Of Walkers
situation.
The seizure OF the Transit route and
steamboats, by Spencer is confiTmed.--
Spencer states that he acted in behalf OF
Vanderbilt. No injury was offered 10 the
passengers in the captured boats, but they
were escorted to Greytown, where the
steamer was boarded by an officer 'rem
British man-ot-war, who ordered the bag.
gage of the men to be put off Immediately.
Spencer kept the American Nag flying
from his steamer, although he made his
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APPOINTMENT WILLIAM ALLEN, Esq
OF this city, has been appointed by the Gov
srnor OF Massachusetts Commissioner to
take dispositions and afidavits to be used in
that State also to take the acknowledge
ment Of any deed or other instrument, 10
be used in that State, for the county 0!
Acntt
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TRIBUNE ALNAHAc.-We thank Mr.. Eli
Adams for a copy of the Tribune Almanac
for 1857 This Almanac should be in every
body's hands. Its statistics and political in
formation are important to all classes. Cal
at Mr.. Adams Book Store.
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"OHE AlMKp MAK."-We have received
q communication from Mr.. +. Thompson,
the unfortunate man who had his arm crush
ed short time since at an ice.house, and
suffered amputstion. He desires to return
his thanks 10 Dr.. l. B. Hickman who SO
skilfully performed the operation, and his
assistant Dr.. Olshsusen; also TO Dir. Jacob
Kief.r who attended him when he was un-
able to help himself; and to number Of
citiaens who very literally subscribed sums
of money to assis, him. By their generous
aid he has been enabled TO buy out a saloon
on the north side Of Second street between
Brady snd Perry, where he is DESTROYS ofre-
csiving calls from those who sympathize
with his misfortunes. He says he tried to
get into the Day Watch, but was on the
wrong side of politics! We have not room
for his communication, but give the sub
stance it.
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Orox ClTY.--This enterprising Nebras
h city 10 still aourishing. Last week sew
sral Of our more careful citizens, who have
An eye open TO their own welfare, gave
strong evidence of their faith in its pros
psrity BY purchasing forty lots there The
middle Of next month the company will
make tic last distribution Of lots, after which
those who desire 10 invest in Otoe City will
have to be men Of some capital The fer
~ boat Of the City is being built at Rock
isis nd, and will be completed at cost OF
over seven thousand dollars in readiness for
transportation as soon as navigation opens,
Mr. Csllen. the agent of the Company for
this city. Mr.. J. D. Carmichael, of Rock
leland, and others with their families will
accompany the boat around to its destina-
ton. -...-.
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Seizure Of a Box of Diamonds

New YORK. Dec, 24.--The Custom House
officers yesterday seized box of $4,000
worth of diamonds which had been SNUG
gled in the steamship Washington; subse-
Quently the officers seized the entire stock
Of Houle Bros, in Maiden Lane who are
implicated in the above affair. The stock
consists of diamonds and precious stones oil
the estimated value of Sl5o,00o. Houle
Brothers have been held to bail in $500
each - - -
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CL.RN's PATENT Fl.OsTIs DiiL'I
mp qsTHI

IVA naerAgnF Offers fof sale the aili' aaahln
{ ,ry Rasln. ptxtures, &c, earn Z Sd aud PER-!
.lreets on res sonaOis forms 10 parry VINO ma
means 10 eoaduat b.. Ibe Mill will grind and boil
Flour Oh, OF every ~ bushels good wheat. II
properly managed It's capacity is over 90 boi' per
day; greater field and at less expense ,nan an
Mil in use. The cleaning apparatus Ia nnexceiied
and its capaeiiy Is greater tnsR the Mil. NO 6et-
ter 1--we .,.nent is now open so make money ihe
Whole tabIiaalent can Re cleared in ie.s tnAh
a vear Wesiso ofsr for sale the Mills aud rights
OF Territory of toe state ol iowa taii aha see the
MlI ~ not sol supn i. vii be Tor Lease. For
further psrt'esiai5 apply a. tho MI! 70 -,
jazz yACuB WEAVER, Jf., Agent
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THROUGH OUR

Mills for corn
d other grain, Steam
Engines vi any size; also
Rotary Saving Machines
furnished 10 order; Iron Mau
ties and Crates al ways oil
hand, Steam VIII isties anu
Brass goods for st IA
work geneFsily,-In tie
line Of Building Matcri
ais We defy cOmpet-
ton. We give partieu- ........#.
~ lar attention to this branch of The trade
and know that We can salts fy any and
all who have occasion to want any goods
in the way OF building. Wo keep only the
hest brands Of Nails and Spikes, viii te Lead 4
Paint Oil, and a very large assortment Of
Trimmings. such Us Locks b Latehss, Butts
< Hinges, Glass, Sash, Doors, Putty, Sash
pnilies, window Springs and Locks,
Weights aud Cord and thin Is too uuner Gus TO
mention. Our stork Of Fancy Hardware aud OF sr
goods will be foHnd attractive. We have hne
sortmsnt Of Silver plated Wsre, consisting OF Tea
Sets, Cake Baskets, Coffee crrs, Table and Tea
Spoons, breakfast and Dinner Casters, new
styles, Mustard, Sugar and Salt spoons.
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C.WoLFE would respectfully state to the cit
q sens Of Dsyenpos. thai he can DO found hcreac
ssf ~ his ro'ms la tho HOLMAN block, where he
Will BE- pieaeed to receive his friends.
NJ. W. Is now p. opsSsito i,npart instruction
any who wiss ~ learn he Art OF taking SCENERY
SasSN lAalt Swttv
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ca pture in the name OF Costa Rica.
President Mara, Of the Costa Rican gov.
eminent, had issued proclamation grant
ing pardon to Walkers men, and free
passage TO the United States.
Many of Walkers men, both officers and
ptivatcs, were deserving, They sl tell
hard stories Of their suffering from hunger
and sickness.
Walker was still at Rigas with 900 men
another account says 500.
Spencer states that The Costa .Riear S
have 800 troops posted along the route
They are also in strong force at Seragur,
and have guns posted on bolb shores.
The report that Gee. Henrlingsen had
Tough, bic way out to Granada and join
ed Walker, is confrmed--as is also the
rumor Of Gen, ChltoR, with large bo'y
of men, had pronounced for Walker I'll
Leon.
Walker, it is said, retook Rvas without
losing man.
Capt. Saunders, with his rifles, had adj
vancsd to Leon 10 occupy that post. s184
The foregoing despatch is made up from
the statements o! several Niceraguans, who
give very conflicting stories,
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Harper, for February, is capital nun
Der. In no space can an equal amount Of
choice reading be had for the same money,
Go to Eli Adams and get copy,
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PUBLIC DocUnEsTs We acknowledge
Vhe receipt of some valuable bouhd public
documents from Hon. Jos. Thorngion, for
which be has our thanks.
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TIE MKMBERs Of the Philharmonic So
ciety will NEE, this evening at O'Clock at
1t. Luke's Church, A full attendance is
requested.
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Tu M II E H!
AT
can MONS
Steam Saw & planning MILLS,
AND
SASH, DOOR d BLIND FACTORY.
IyuiIIII r.spectfaliy call tho attention Of Buiid
lsrs Farmo r. aud lie public generally 10 nj large
and well assorted STOCK OF
LUHRER, LATH AND SHINGLES,
ami 10 Cash Purchasers wiz make 1t az object 10
cali at IA mlli-lac Loves, MIL on second street
where have NOW on hsndi
Fencing Of all lengths, from II TO 70 It
Framing LUMBER OF every dimension;
Flooring, planned or rough,
Barn Boards Of all lengths;
Shingles, shaved, cut or saved
Leth Of the best quality;
Also Furnishing Lumber, Swing, &c.
Ian r1ry ,,yepared TO furnish at short notice,
DOORS, SASH, BLINDS,
window and Door Francs. arehitrayes and
Architrave Mouldings, Columns and fi-
Iastsr Work, Plinths Base Boards,
Panel Work, C0rnicss, Mould
ings from 8 to Tinchss wide,
Verandah 1 Balustrads
Scroll Work,
BRACKETS, CONSOLES and hEDh LiioA OK
.AMESrS SCROLL SA WING done to order.
Tue machinery in my Door, Sash and Biino rae
tory being ali of the late Of mud best
and having eomp.test wotE zen, ai oiueis el WIZ
me will be died with pf2mp'ness ana guafan'eeh
to give ltislaelioE. ,.y.. a.,
n mi for patt favoTs, hope W street anea-
,,sc "a D. NJ, CANNON.
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ConRrsrospExcE Our correspondence
10 day from the Capital will be found full
We publish letter IRON the Legislature,
one from the Constitutional Convention,
and one giving details of the Republican
State Convention. We are endeavoring 10
keep our readers fully posted up in the im'
portant business tranepiring at The STATE
Capitsl
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TIE WESLEY CHAPEL SUNDAY SCHOOL
ExusITros AND CoNcERT.-We feel DIS
rosed to invite the special attention Of our
cisisens TO the praiseworthy effort OF TINS
sabbath School to support itself. we
would by no means make the impression
that this school 10 Of minor consideration
or lacking in strength; we speak in regard
10 ito organisation. Its existence has been
brief, but we are now ready to predict Tor
II bright and glorious future. There are
isrger schools perhaps in our city, out no
where are the children more punctuai in
attendance or more eager to excel IN The
knowledge Of the truth. A Sabbath School
with faithful pastor, an efficient supern-
tendsnt, and kind teachers, with Heavens
smiles upon it, canno, fail to do an ihcalcu-
liable amount OF good in the community -
The Sabbath School is the arm OF the
church which she stretches forth on Inc
right and on the left, to rescue the chIi-
dren Of the rich from sin and error; and the
children of poor parents from sorrow and
death.
The children and teachers Of Wesley
Chapel Sunday School lack but one thing
,hs, 10, large library to meet the increas.
ing wants of the school. They toit quite
TOO ambitious to ask for donation, and re.
solved TO hold an exhibition, and thrice re
pay the audience for a short walk and two
bits, with fue music. interesting dialogues,
&C., &c. Then lie, the aged and the young
show their due appreciation OF our beloved
Sabbath School institution, and the laudable
effort Of the young people Of Wesley Chap
81 BY their attendance at the Congregation
81 Church this evening.
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~ " -
r. ID II G. A r I O NJ

.eTfs Education forms tho coinsn on mind,
Just as tho twig IL bent the trees inclined"
uAVlNG receive ed an Agency Tor
I'll H0rbi0ok's schOOl apparatus,
Ths attention OF TEACHERS and TRUSTEES IL
solicited 60 Inc specimens just received including the
Common school Set, price $40 90.
Packed in Il box comprising al orrey, tellurian,
GUo,netfi cal Solids, Terrestrial Globe Inch. Su
neral frame, Homisphere Globe, Cubo Root Block
tsxtra) Text HOOK aud Aiagnet.
Each OF tho above for sale separate. Also,
Br. IS Mounted 0rrerys, Si2, ~ and ll,Ga
- Celestial Spheres, $50
Pointing Rods, lointed with screws, SO n Is
DoubIe Slatos, No 6Do, No 90
Hulbrook. N6iseiess Drawing Sistes, No. / and .,
Noiselesa high school states, single, 80
a ,u
nlacE Board RubhersGn Chalt.
Lanes Mechanical! Paradox,
or tiyroscope, aarB0 ~ $50,
Also, castings for Improved
school Desks.
AT The Iowa Book Rooms
No "a Brady street, doors north the Post once.
' Nv, su Eil ADAMS.
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Ssw a0oDsI NEW GOODS |!

suer ra-alv,d 4 fre.h supnly q Groccri0s, Drugs,
81 SaIs i.l.s. Paints, Oils, Wood aud Willow ware
r or sale I,sy wholesale and retail, b.
Octgy AsNDEp . hat' "a -.
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I'VE N d We r

here the best Of Vail
Rods aud Hand made NAILS,
Uorse shoe Shapes from Peru an
other good brands Of Iron; Iron Of all
sizes and shapes, c,rr!ags and Wagon
maker stock in large quantities and
Sod qualities, consisting OF
Cloths for Trim ming. RubberG
Oil Cloth for To ps. Patent ana
knamelsd Eeath-
ey, Msiealle Iron in
great variety; Axiss and
Ghinble Skines a. uncommon
low prices; Pipe and common
Boxes, Springs, &c. stock for
Cabinet Makers, such as Castor.
forali kinds Of furniture, Ia
Tie Butts, Drawer Ward
robeand Till Locks,
brass and iron Hinges, &C, Our
stock of Mises lianeuus, staple
and fancy goods is always large.
We now offer Gather Belting from the
most approved makes at their prices;
also agents for the largest mahufaS-
turersof Rub bsr Betting: this
article 10 fast taking the
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NO. Is, BRADY STREET,

made by Jno Deere and
at his prices also the most
appruved kinds Of uarroxs and
rood Harrow Teeth, Seed Sewers,
Corn planters, Respers and Now
sr, Cradles, scythes, kakes, horse
and hand; Forks Of all kinds, shov-
a.. sn.aes. Crow Bars, Picks,
Mattocs., HoEee Wssa, orn
Cru.hprs, Hay aud straSe alters
Ua. Ksivos, Grind Stones, Trace,
- .nd Breast Chains, Lun-
Der Wagons OF su-
perior make, Uiioei'
Barrows, CaBldron
Kcttlss, single and In stoves; or
Jokes and Bows, &c all Of which
with other articles We Offer as
cheap If not cheap er than any
other agricultural house IN Chi
eauoor other pia ees. Work.
srs In wood VIII End Ia our
s.ock 3 llost compisfs assert
mont of ell foais aud inp,a-
ments for their usg Of
fer the carpenter and
i-i,.sr wsrraltqd
tools from Fs
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RACE AcA - TINE RIVERA couple
Of spirited horses attached to a wagon, yes
tsrday morning started from The Rock Is
land shore, and made probably the fastest
time to Iowa ever ran between the twin
cities. The ferry boats, high-headed sail.
boats even the sail sleigh. were bu, creeping
snails in comparison with this whok team
in runaway race. But this il big river,
and tbs no quarter track" from shore to
shore, The horses became so weared that
when they reached Iowa they were easily
caught. No damage done Whatever, and
spectators very grateful for the wo'horse
ntaYtainment
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LOCAL MATTERS.

r,,sr PAsE.-A Scotch Sabbath, 6im-
plicity Of English Dress, A Fine Story
Spoiled, &c, &C.,
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TALLMAN & POWERS,
LAND AGENTS.
once Brady strest, between Second ANA Third
St-sets.

LAND AGENTS.
Once Brady strest, between Second ana Third
Streets.
nFFERierssis ito following val4a Pea. Es-
City Property in Davenport.
House and lot on Third Street hesr the eOrIeS Q
Roes Island
e. Six iots gu The ssnia west corner Of Fourth ard
.. sl1 lo,. Al Nona Davenport, estweoa Perry and
Rock Island Streets.
me city mostrspidiy improving and will be scid on
liberal terms.
Farming Lands in Johnson County.
- Of s. s. % r. ~ n. Range we ct 80 acres.
NiofN. E.4 $. % 10 n. Range west 60 acres.
n II. offs. h. ~ sT ~ n. Ranged west 40 acres.
The above iandsass al on the line Of the railroad
Clinton County.
Nine hundred acres Of prairie and ninety seres Of
timber land EIvlrH p. O, miles frsn Ly-
vel ~stersd,
Inc sbore property will be sold on liberal credit.
Scott County.
Improved farm one mills and half from Prince
t85. sixty seresfrst land ell improp ed with
6osiHoHseS. i'll De sold at bargain
Powsshiek County.
rohandred and afty acres Gns prairie land Two
miles north Of 4obteE1ms, the county seat.
Sch i7-'56-dt
seottC Co.
1sBseres unimproved landtwo II lies frsm hickory
Grove, three miles from WDscots, ten miles from
davenport, we'll watsred.
Iso.eres ave miles ACrrh wsstfrom hickory Grove
very choice land.
Near Davenport.
One and one-haii milos from Court House On the
biaf, with superb views of river and surrounding
country. small farm Of 45 acres sdsF the hi CHEST
state Of cultivation and well supplied with fruit
trees, The beautiful lasd in The vicinity the
city.
Seven miles from Davenport,
farm of60 acres, ~ under cultivation, GO OF tim
Der. never falling stream runs through il, win
besold very cheap.
Near Wsleott,
SO Acres Of choice prairie q. a bargain,
At North Davenport,
A hszt.. IL e. Ii
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PREsERyEa.

Deachss Pears Apricots, Piurns, Strawberries Black
i berries, Pine Apple, aiDger, Pie Fruit, &c, foi
sale by EVANS CHEW co
Corner Second and Perry SITS.
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L IsH-Wkite Fikh, Trout, Picksisd Herring Goldfish
T. Sardnes, &c. for sale by
EVANS, CHEW & co.
Corner Second and Perry sts.
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NOTICE.

4 IL persons having Policies ia the keystone IN
tsutsnee 60. OF Philadelphia are requested to
ha nd in their names aud the amount OF thelr fol'
leslie II. W NORRIS. Auctteneei.
Da YenpoTt, Jan 10 au
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. BAN K E r s.

s- RANK E R s.
c ook 4 { sss sG, o.ssnRess. iova.
CO0M, eAkGEAT 4 PAkKKK. kock Islss5. m
ZOOS sARGkeT = Gooks n. Dss Asiass, lows
nsnksss = Dsalsrs n gxeAangs.
~ssssssS StHs e,iIsssSS saS reesSsts vsuttts6te
So 1ssf II tAs Uajss1 ssssss.
sAis o. kxshaage u ali The prinsipal citis
Of TIE Uaissl Dtstes aad 1ursps,
DouUAt ~ Del1. O..
1 n
~ .nonsy.snitssd 70 Bsrops in 1iiAt safs. vhfs
essned n any town II ksshSd ireland %
wales, In sums q Upwards.
ssA4efeR to-.
=, ". CLARK, ~. Louis, No.
x " ~ =, DoD0h CO., New Yssh,
$500 g., fhilsAslpAia.
aE0KGk SMITH q co., O1Se.eo.
Latch = LANGDON, Cfnein nsSt OAie
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OILS, Lard, Rssin, Sperm, DC, for sale by
~ EVANS, CHEW s. co.
Corner Second and Perry sta.
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TAM finishing building at kasi Davenport lar
/ E,i,l suita6lsto III y wants OF tue place, II win
- IN ra d ness soule lime la ApTt. ALd can he rent
e tc, iaatpurpose on reasonable terms Apply 10
W. II. HiLUREFH,
isnlxSlw atthe Stone Mils, East Davenport
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d sisns, Pluns, Prunes, Figs, Apples, Peaches Cur
III rants, Citron, &C., for sale by
SWANS CHEW & co.
Corner Second and Perry SITS.
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ARRIVAL OF THE PERSIA.
THREE DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.
The Swiss Difficulty Settled Question hs
tween the Allies and Russis Disposed OF, n
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TO1 6AfRi
THE HOTEL AT WALCOTT.
TWkLVk miles west Of Daveapess, he frst s.a
4 ION on the ~. Z n. kailRead. TIA hons~ =
Inc prairie, commanding An exteollye viev ~ -.
surrounding country. The vfstaisy Il svorfts r.
iert for sporismen during the hsstiag sssson. 4
arg and coBmodious Sta BE 10 attae "a Ia tao
prsfnises. TsrmsvaYy 10y, sd
Long CIR Alt
e d. Part Of ne purchase money viii b savsn.-
"o,xs gu COOK E SARGRNT,
NJ. yohn q Davis has this day been admit
IA tee Farmer IN Arm. The buSlaess vir
tame and style. COOK q sHnCSnTs
navenport, "A prilfs. 1856. u =. -5-
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w HOLES ALE

the uostoelebrated man
gfactgrsrs; Axeg Of ali
Kinds from Hatchst TO
Broad Axes, froia Bar.
tnp, Blood, Simmons,
White, Mum, all war
ranted Bench and
Moulding Planes
from the best ma o
kers: styles
constantly receiv-
ed. In the II us of
Planes
suit
the most dfIcnt.
also, largo
s0rtmeut OF
smaller tools such IS steel Squares,
nne finished, Try Eauares Of ma
hogany and ebo NY stocks, Bsv
lis same wood, 81 eel Iron Coui-
passes and DiEii ers, serateh
Avis, Chalk Lie. and heels, Spoke
ishsves, Drafting Instrnments, Spirit Low
els, iron aud wood stock, Plumb Bobs,
Marking aad splitting duase' q { c on. o.
Ella and other Grind stones, Crsaks aud
A N ID r E T A / L I!
Frames, and
10 short every kind
Of Tool used. In this branch
Of our business mean to de
sufficient attention TO enstls
uste give customers the best kind.
Of tools and at the prices asked IN
other PLACES for inferior articles
Coopsrs viii also find ours the place
to buy their touls. We keep Constant
iy hand tJois made for our trade
and fuliy warrant ed. We now haVs
4 fun stock OF the different kinds Of
Knives Al sizes, Tress Hoops, Head
and stave Joint sfs, Cempasses,
Howell, Jewelers., Crozes, IDshave
Back Knives. Hoi lowing Knives,
stave aud Hocp Knives, C ham
pber KNIVES Tor light and heavy
work, Raising Ii ons. AIDES Dfi
vers, &c.. for Baeksmiths
have provided our selves amply with
Tools, such as Bellows and Anviis OF
the best make Hand Hammers,
both faced and solid, ast steel.
Vices, solid box and com.
non. Horse shoers
will find