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The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1857-11-26

iirnAS nature il said 10 hr mule up oil
Irregular aud contradictory elements. The
two following cases, which we clip from our
exchanges, look cohtirma,ory OF the remark.
The irsi ia thu, oIJAMss q, BRAsnAN. who
WAS recently snt TO the Illinois P,ni,rnilary
Tor stealing letters from the Post Office
The Chicago Democrat Of which b. is an II.
iac.e, sa,s Of him
He Was naturally Of religious turn Of
mind, and pa--,d mont OF his ,,me In reading
religious papers and writing therefor. One
al our assistants, s u counterpart to Mr.,
l,raymans nctariun zeal, Effected All OK.
change with the Boston Latdjgnior. MI in.
i,el paper. We have "a distinct reinem.
braDce, ON two several occasions in The ab
s,ncc Of our assistant, that this paper i.ll
into Mr.. 81 hands aud that be- unaffected
his Indignation at il and IL contents by
stamping il indignantly under his he,.-.-
The drawers and shelves IN his editorial
room were always crowded with baptist
items, giving the whcnabou,. OF dill rcn,
clcrgym.p reyisa's IN their churches. &c.
The other il that OF Nenn sahib the head
Of the India Rebellion Of whom we read
Ncna Sab,b, the man who has recently
distinguished himself In India by na,i,ng fre
diLi,fn ~ uoo,ien bora and M,otrrng them
INTO n,c flames, according ,oa French writer
canpo, read tender line IN Byron or Sinks.
pcare without being moved To tears lie
su.aka French Italian anil InyIish 1. M.
quain,cd with their several li,eralnres talhs
tbs latter as 'Iuenily and surely as any "gen.
'lcmaD DE Hyde Park, and translated H,a,.
let into IIndoo. TO the rrea, admiration #
competent critics.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1857-11-26

81. louts. Nov. LITTLE l.ecomp,on cor.
respondent of the Republican says that the
Convention adjourned on the ,,h. A pro
,i,ional government, with Gen. Calhoun as
Governor, was formed, to go into operation
Immediately. The convention passed a sep
arate clan-e Sanc,ioning slavery. which is
The only section that will b. submitted to
the people II is thought 10 be the design
10 get .he constitution accepted 10y Congress
prior TO the Assembling ol the Territorial
legislature.
Walker la. been appealed to TO call an eS.
ira session 10 meet the contingency. The mp.
p1rlionmrnt of the state, uudtr the consti-
tuition, provides Tor - Representatives aud
~ Senators.
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,.r.nt Han, ~ Mail Hobbcr,--AiI Pi.ad
auitJ.

Tlre men named l. e. Griswold, David
I.ochbaum and Solomon Iochbauu, were Al
rested on Thursday last, charged with rob
hing the United States mail. GrlswoId was
arrested at Gapsburg, one o!the Lochbaum7
at Knoxville, and the other nj EImwood
Peoria county. They were all stage drivers
carrying the L. :. mail, and thus arc not
only guilty Of robbery, bu, also OF the crime
Of perjury.
The I.0chbanms are brothers. some time
during lat winter Solomon stole mail key
at Knoxville, and in conjunction with b's
brother has been carrying on bis dcpi"ia
tons ever since. One OF their last 'hc''s
va. haul Of $40 Of Platte Valley Ne
braska money. The money becoming bad
il became necessary Ia dispose Of II. Young
trswOld was found and made All accom-
pIice. They told him tbs whole story, and
PIT large amount Of Il IN his hands. The
rapidi'y with which they circulated IL, gave
rse To- suspicion Griswold was arrested
aud jscloscd the whole affair. and the Loeb
baums were arrested on the -ame day
Tie parties were taken before George ].
Metcali, Es'., T.. s. Commissioner, Of Peo
ria and plead guilty. They d'sclo.'sl that
goo Of the money could be found in back
part Of one Of the stages, and the key in
the boot, wrapped up in package Of
breas, pins, which also they had probably
stolen
United States Marshal davidson was tel
cgraphed for. He Immediately went down
to Peoria, and the prisoners were placed in
biz custody. lie arrived here on Saturday
with them and lodged them in jail. Cb,eaRo
Pft1, H.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1857-11-26

NgN ORlEtNs. Noy. l;-1Ee Lg-.a-
tu-e today elected ). +. IIeJ!er.on snI j.
". Hemphill 10 tie L :. ,4stc
We presume the meaning Of the above
despatch "a that Hon. j. 7. BEStAxIx ha.
been elected 70 the L. : Seaa,e, orsy J W.
IIEvrHuI. Thra is bat or Senator 10
elect 10 Louisiana hi. year 10 PfoxggR
AND DEYDrBAr
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According to the London Times, the
steamer Canada, which arrived at New
York, from Liverpool yesterday. brought
over from England tenders for GOO 900 Of 5
per cent, bonds Of the Michigan Central
Railroad for the extinction OF portion Of
their floating deb,
The members o. the Catholic church. at
Colambes. Ohio, have presented gold chal.
ice watch and chain 10 Father MgaGura.
who was dsposed by l,ishop PcRoKIi,. in
that city, several week. since The acts Of
The bishop do no, nice, the approval of the
congregation Of ~. Pa,reks Church, and
they proclaim it by the above presentation
The glory appears TO bc all on the side Of
Father MsAouKa.
The san Francisco California, papers say
that there are hundreds of servant girls in
the city worth from one 10 ten thousand
dollars, their ordinary wages being now
twenty. five dollars pr month. In the splen.
dor OF their dresses they far eclipse their
nistrcsscs. aud as the saying is. they "can
take broadway down wi,hoa, an effort,
The most expensive theatre in the world,
is the Imperial Theatre At -, Feiersburgh,
Its annual expenses are Sllo2.02G. That
of Paris is S5ol 900. both of these thea.
tres are sustained out OF the government
funds A despote government, considers /,
necessity thus 10 afford Amusement 10 the
people. The passion for theatrical plays is
doubtless intended 10 absorb the passion for
politics,
The conteat fer the Office Of United states
Senator in Kentucky, to be iillci a, the mex,
session OF the Legislature IN which the Dem
ocrnts have majority on joint ballot, ap
pears TO lie between Hon jaws Grr,RiR
late Secretary oflhe Treasury aud Hon. ldSS
Bow, formerly Speaker OF the House. The
discussion ol the respective merits OF these
two candidate Is getting quite animated in
diff rent parts OF the State.
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slavery Among the ststhodist Fr"tcss-
uNts.

CINcixNArl Nov. IA special conv,n-
ton Of delegates from var ous annual con
ference Of the Methodist Protestant Church
North aud West, has been in session here
for several days. No impor,an, action WAS
taken until yesterday, when the following re-
port was adopted
Whereas, We have received satisfactory
information tina, entire freedom Of discussion
on the subjec, Of slavery cannot he enjoyed
in iynchburg. and whereas, we do not feel
under obligations to meet our Southern
brsthren upon ANY olhef grodud than terms
Of equality, therefore
Rcolred, That it Is mexpedient aud IN
necessary for the representatives oi the
North and West 10 attend the General
Conference ut l.ynchburg, with n view Ia
secure redress OF the grievances which we
suffer.
At tine afternoon session n memorial was
drawn up to the General Conference, which
says. at l. our earnest desire TO perpetuntc
a union with the general association, but We
must. in Christian ifankmss, state that inst
,erabe impairment prevent the continuance
of union with those who traffic IA slaves
or who deny that "a voluntary holding Of
.laycS conflicts with the rights Of humanity,
that We regard il AZ the bonndcn duty OF all
ministers and members OF the church 10 OPP
pose tho practice" The memorial wa
adopted The convention will probably al
jonrn to-day.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1857-11-26

NKx OMEASs, Nov. 2-Tke steanr
Dick Keys, which ,ooS Walker from the
mail boat in Mobile Bay has returned. hsv.
ing placs-i the flibas.1rs no Walker. steam.
er fsshion. which saied .or Nicaragua
1be whole force consists u about 100
men, With 100 ssAods Of anna acl lsrT-
quAsti'y Of suoi;ions ssi provision. for
shre~ or fogr mosths.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1857-11-26

MAuAcHusgrrs ha. this year elected 10
her legislature al unusual number of expc-
ricnr,d OF noted legislatures Among them
are exGoyernor Marcus Morton, Jr.. Of
Auioyer-ihe father and sou belonging 10
two different parties and Caleb Gushing,
Of Newburyport. late United States At'or.
ney.Gcperai. vito was in tho legislature
,hir'y'ao year, ago Hon Julius Rock.
we'll Wilson's predecessor in the United
States Senate. chosen 10 pittsheld jams
u Duncan. representative rom Iiayenhill.
ard Cbarlr- W. lphsm. from Salem, who
was 10, recently member Of COngres-.
Char'~ Hale, Of the Bp.ton Do,iy Adee,-
iise,. j. re- elected from Bd,iof, and Robert
= Rautod son 81 III, late Senator RGbrrt
Ranipul. Jr.. represent. the town ri Bcye'-
~. Dick Sy,i'ord. who was in the at'Or
ney.Gensra.. Office, under Gushing ia eject.
I'd frol Ncwbarypori
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Ntsusuitssfsd

JAcGsoS Miss, Nov. l3.--IIon. A. u.
Brown ts- been resominstd by the Demo
crs'sfy + :. -elacor.
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LATE NEWS.
IMPORTANT FROM EUROPE

million aad a Hat Spfse from Europe !
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-08-08

eHerhens vas then murdered. hie BODY rob
~ p the mooey and thrown 10 the rive.
ouariee. on reaahing town. related the
Above sfery. a1ding also that he va rob-
Ia :. the .asne lime: but his manner Of re-
is,ioc the aGsir, and several. Inconsistencies
in abatement, aroused the suspicious of the
citizens, who took him into custody. A
large party then proceeded to the scene Of
the murder, where the Vi tim was discover
ed Two OF more II the gang were ct escs
apprehended and taken into town
One Of them. quite youth, named PAYNE
made full confession Of the deed, and also Of
the numerous achievements Of the gang
The crowd kept Quarles and Payne, for the
purpose Of finding evidence sufficient " con
Wet them Of the crime
After considerable deliberaton, and the
delivery Of speech by Judge Lecompt
who endeayoured TO quiet the excitement,
the crowd fearing interference from the
troops in the fort, took Quarles to tree be-
low town, and hung him soon after Payne
shared the same fate On Sunday, as We
passed down, the ringleader, whose name is
Wood, and one Knight, or knighton. were
in the hands Of the enraged people, and
were TO be hung on Sunday afternoon
Wood was making his will, and his com
rade, Knight, was writing a confession -
Wood is supposed to be well off, probably
from success in his diabolical undertakings
We did not learn the names OF those who
were implicated as cOnfederstes by the
youth who confessed.
1t is worthy Of remark, however, that
| some twelve or thirteen citizens could not
be found when enquired for on saturday.
| The entire community appeared to be un
anmous in approving the steps that had
been taken in regard to the hAnging.-Ko
| Democrat
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-08-08

Hitherto we hnvve urgently besought
the proper authority, 10 make our
County Jail self-supporting institn-
ton. II is now source Of great ex-
pense to the County. The official
showing for the year ending July 1857
is sum Of *2OO6,ll for Jail expenses.
Now, this is absurd. 1t can be entirely
Obviated by the exercise Of one grain
Of common sense. Our Jail is two
stories in height, with cells in the
center Of the building, leaving capa-
cious hall between cells and the out
side walls, large enough for carrying
on boot and shoe making, basket
making, cabinet ware making, and a
hundred other useful employments by
those who are incarcerated. by this
means they will have employment
which will be a perpetual source Of
income TO the county, and drive mis-
chief out Of the heads of the prisoners;
besides it is well known that our
Magistrates Courts send prisoners to
the Jail 10 he imprisoned "ata He'r
fines are paid Many of these fellows
have not dime to pay fines with, and
lie in the Jail, at County expense, until
the County Judge sends them afoat
again. Now if some employment was
given them, they could pay fines,
expenses, board, &c, and save the
County harmless. 1t certainly strikes
MS that the people Of this County deem
it luxury to pay taxes. They seem
to delight in the largeness ofthe annual
expenditures. II not they would devise
methods, elsewhere in successful oper-
ation, TO avoid unnecessary OUTLAWS.
Our jail is admirably fitted for such a
self sustaining system Of prison discip-
line, and there is no valid objection to
the plan. Why not try the experiment
and see what are the results. Now is
afforded an opportunity for somebody
10 make his name immortal in Scott
County. Who shall il be-
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-08-08

1t will be seen by yesterdays Demo-
crot that the annual expenditure for
paupers, hospital charges and poor
house charges, amounted to the enor-
nous sum Of $63O9.53 for the year
ending July 1851. This result is such
~ to call for immediate investigation,
that il possible some plan may be devi-
sed for putting an end to these expen-
ditures, and make the poor house a
selfsnpporting institution, as it is in
many Of the larger eastern cities. The
sum above named would almost pro-
vision = standing army. 1t cannot be
possible that Scott County has such a
swarm Of Migrants and paupcrs as those
figures indicate. We wish to be
understood in making these remarks,
that the County Judge is not deemed
by us responsible for these large expen.
ditures. It is the present system
which we attack. 1t is too loose
jointed and leaky to meet public
appreciation. A method can and must
be devised to put stop to such an
outlay for paupers. Too much faith
is put in vagrants representing them
selves a. paupers. Many Of them
feign sickness to get their winters
hoard for nothing At expense Of the
County. They have it altogether too
easy. They seem to multiply little
too rapidly.
Now We have . County farm which
ought to be selfsupporting. By
converting It into the most profitable
ussa, compelling every panper who can
do On hours work, to assist in horticul-
tures gardening. cheese making. or
some other profitable employment and
thas dsiyisg out drones, and retaining
only those whom it is charity to protect
and aasise We know such . plan in
opssatioa in N Eastsen City Of about
$4,000 papulatiop, which actually has
~ iaeoas shove I'll expsaaea which
gos isHo ~ County Treasury, and Il
i aasaosss sown, vhsss psupsn az
- y nflllClk Nm eay naa.
= ;:;'I: ~ !
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-08-08

OuSHm SNuV VJs DemS' CeTI Ooh1,
aususteitd
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-08-08

HOUSES rented, Leases drawn, Rents collected,
II Taxes paid Tor non- residents. Collections made
promptly RENTED to any part Of the country.
Exchange bought and sold, Notes discounted ON
good security.
DIFFERENCES:
wilder, Esq, Boston, Mass.
Locke, Mxrshe h Co, Boston, Mass.
Mnddgeit / Go, :"
Hon W harris, u. Brideewster, Mass,
Knssel Alden, Csmpello,
JEKrith, Esq, Abingdon, +"
q 3 Woodman, tBanker) Chicago, I'll.
q "A Douglas, Esq,
H Y Stevens, Esq, st Anthony, MINI. Teri.
X Small, Bsq, Galena, III.
Hon James ThorinEton, Davenport,
Burrows b Prettyman, !"
Burncll, Geiiett l. Co, /"
or whitcomb, Esq,
april 26dtf
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-08-08
4 Ii 4 ap + ar m )
JAMES II HOGANE,
Lana .xScMi r. Nv1'reyO1'.

AFFERS for sale the following valuable lands in
~ Scott County and vicinity OF Davenport
s20 acres OF iaHd IL mile from Duran station, on
the NJ NJ X n Il, 10 yrars TO pay for this farm.
go acres in sections ID, II aud :, Township 10
Range b East, 40 acres timber. Fam under cuiti-
Walton and fenced houses and 2srrings, and with
IN ! miles from IeClaire. Terms good.
% acres OF lana IT, section H. one mile from the
Corporation ilne the most beautiful property near
Davenport.
- aeres between Chestnut Avenue and Division
street, to the city on he railroad track,
acres on the Dubuque road, suitable for q house
or yardnery.
IL acre Of land. with house and other improve
ments, l-2 n mile from the city.
II acre and quarter lots on wenterton's Su,divi-
sion.
8 Ia acre OF land joining the Davenport line on
Da vi on street.
Several farms in Scott comfy, and a variety Of
other City property, the cheapest In the market.
May 19--dtf
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-08-08
REALESY1l.
N ~

81 60
.. ~: :: 81; =. 80 d 3: .: ! 9;
2 iss ia;eSssy - ~ Sss ss ;, Pc al
doubt lot Wi reader gseral sstmfactIeh 70 an Vho
nay favor hin with their patsoasge In the land
agency bus,ness.
= vopld remask n conclnslon, that have valuahss
1aa6D 0S0v en- u Davesrors and viconisy ~ Soae
and thst NAY - found In ny once aurins busineas
h0urs. TO. RAD0s
Day1od0 Il Claire BOW.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-08-08

0DOAMANChE LAND CO.-This Company
Is now ready To sell lots in its Addition
to the town Of Camanehe. II offers some OF the
most desirable business and residence lots about his
foui ishing town. Any information concerning the
same can be obtained by calling ON GEO Ii. PAR
HER, ESQ.,. No. 10 Orr's Block.
febi7dtf OANANCHE LAND co.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-08-08
Scett Ce1nJy
DE nnlOcralic Convent ton.

The Democrats Of The SEVERAL Townships In the
Cosuty. srs REQUESTED 70 send delegates TO County
Conveatiou TO b holden In the City Of Dsvenpor,
90 Saturday the s9d That. st the Court House at !
osock H. for the purpose Of selecting delegates 10
ssssnd the erATE CONVENTION. and the trsnssc-
sion Of such other business IS may b. presented.
RArIo.-Ooe dslessts to every Township. and ore
isr every 7msasv Democrs.fe votes po~ At the last
election. and one for every fraction over.
Davenport August s. 1857.
AUSTIN CORBIN,
Chairman Scott Co. Dem. Cen. Com,
sususteitd
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-08-08
Deslloines River Lsnd for sale
LAND DEP.AREKR.NH

Dssllbtnes Rto~ Aoul0a1ioN 80 =. =. o.. 4
OssUnwA, Iowa, April ~, 10oo.
YNHR undsgstgnes hssehg o0ysu nsliss, tAAa this
and TAey Will - sc0 - l00G egafs nd IN lots 70
tth means and Wishes q purchasers.
ADyfurther inlbmssea 1a1ore1 - Suoot1G0 - tAosS
q Will b furniaAed - slRllcettae & tAis ellce
(naylbdtD LAM Commlssleosr.
LAuDr ms AnsuDv.
DHo Nouns NAvnAssou O..
~ the ssls II TIE lsnlD Of this ecnpany WIN 10,
removed lfu0 this pascs 70 Fort De- Aoanes.
Thaee lsnds vii - sn16 a loag csodi1e ond IN
lsas . suit ~ nsans 81 yisAes q peEsAessn.
E48s- GO. y t1111N9
Lad 0omntosiono
Ottpmvn r evN'2 g. av47 ~
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-08-08
JOHN L.. SUITS,
Real Estate, Money and Insurance
T7oEE ETA

- IL 6Ap
Brady street, NEXT door to st Ofiice,l
DAVENPORT, IOWA.
Real Estate honght and sold on commission; Land
Warrants bought, sold and located Investments
mad and money loaned on real estate personal
curiiy, Examinations OF land titles made Notes
and claims collected, &c, &c.
Agency Of the following reliable and responsible
LIFE and Fire Insurance Companies
Excelsior Fire Insurance Co.,
N. Y'city, capital 5000 900
New Amsterdam Fir Insurance., i" I5OON
Phoenix Fire Ins ,e co , Brooklyn, 10000
Schenectady county Fire Insurance
Co.. Schenectady, NY 100 900
New York Life Insurance Co., N. ]. City, &c., 900
March 10, 1857. diff
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Fer Gale.

Fer Solo.
AONB hundred and tvsaty Da1dms lots IN q
Addition t. the town u Port Dyros.
shs hank " TIE niSsslpDl NY Wn y ~ a rso-
1or p:rticuars iaqsire 4 llsssss. Dursss. Pratt 1
Oos, Rost 1yssak Chas,n J. AsGess, uses lsOAirs,
oossas = Dsw' hsvsnsssts = : - s!sss.lhss.
~ n snSsas,bsr hss aunAesasss 1Ssira1ae -
ieeof land - - nsor ~ eetss q Dovlnpogt sl1
Lernaiss, - npas ~ teya 8 lsst Dyss6. ~ =
% YES 70 sell. l0eesae0 =. =
ProiBio Laods fef Sale.
THE subscriber hes one tAslssnd sass II pstns
y prairie lends y yayes, eeosy, MARKHAM "a
hanss fos osk1f pr6pesU 80 - H0se hSl5s1ls
er.ss, also for ss,s So - bs11as Istssa 1saAy
jas Kdtf sss 011v0 Q. LOGAN.
valnebls City RyeDerty ,.1sr Sale.
THE \ isssssedps uouss, s0eaaes90 1rsae sossss.
) between Main End Morrison stsoslD - - ~
cheap. Lot = " - 49, Isgsee - DasdAass
ncesy - rsaah - - ys.ss 49, -
A,ssies !. go - aas9.aes -
IL: ssesvhs : 80 = ssr,'sss e..s. ,ss
- ~ = ssesl IlAslsssls ~ pae1lny ~.
s; =: 3 ~ ~ =:
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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-08-08

lie said that he and two men, one named
John Quarles. from South Carolina and the
other called knowlton, had laid the plot by
which stephens was robbed and murdered,
and that the same men had murdered anoth
er man, a short time before, and thrown the
body into the Missouri river He stated
also that he and the men Knowlton ard
Quarles belonged to an organized body of
about twenty-five men, who lived and car
red on the business Of robbing and muir
d"r-ng in Leayenworth City, on the island
opposite the city, and in the towns of Law
renee and Topeka. lie then gave the names
Of AS many Of the gang as he could rsmem
her To the authorities
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-08-08
W. 4. CHlLDS l. CO.'S,
Patent Elastic Fire and Water Proof
CE.NE.vT ROOFE.V'G ,!

w. 4. CHlLDS l. CO.'S,
Patent Elastic Fire and Water Proof
CE.WE.vT ROOFZ.vG!!
WE, the undersigned, are prepared to contract
w and put Oh at the shortest not,ce,our
Elastic Fire d, Water-Proof Cement Roofng
it being the only article yet invented that will sue.
ccssfulIy resist the action Of the atmosphere in every
climate. II 10 perfectly fire and waterproof and In
point of durability We believe II equal II not supe-
rior, to any metallic roofing. We can put IT on over
ference how fiat or steep the roof may be. This
roofing iswarranted to prove above represented
We will put i on for % % per squsre, llO feet
square We viii apply it upon tin aud iron roofs for
81 90 per square, being, account Of its durability,
the cheapest paint that can be used
We invite all who are building, and those Who viii
their roo repaired % call at our ONCE, opposite the
IeClalre House, Davenport, Iowa. and examine sam.
pies, and satisfy theneves u rsgara TO the dusabI
ity and pFactioabnltyo Of TIL ro61ne.
N B.-we are prepared 70 all orders for our &c.
meat 70 the rssiding = distance, with printed d..
CRY sndsosssy RtsAfst er Ie.sasad Aiasesssa
IS J.DvAN BERGEN 4 BIO.
o. A. BENJAMIN, General Agent. -
REFERENCES IN ClScrxNArI,
Nr IN. Bailey, Smith street, bssvssn Fourth md
Firth. s e.t
Hr samuel Osaen, No ~ Fourth street.
Baker and Won Publ, No g Fourth street.
Mr. George Carlisle, Pfesleat Of thu Lafayette Bank
.,: and j h,ysr gs1,;. ca a.. ...,.,. -,
nensi and R.mmsisbere. rurn,.ur. Mans an
Dealers eth street.
iles Greenwood, Esq.
" DAVENPORT
Gse L davenport f1.s ar.. ..
s e s::'i , s:''i .....sr.. -.
q: 4: s: 3; s' .;;''''''' 80.