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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-01-07
LDvESTISEMENTs RENEWBD EVERY DAY.
SALHs AT AUCTION.

4 BUrTERFIELD AUCrIONEER-wILL SELL ON
"A. Wednesday. Jan. T. al 1917 O'Clock at No Di West
Nineteenth street. The entire furniture of sas BOARDING. house.
comprising carpets mahogany SONS chairs eJ1ches
rosewood piano forte $500 china and glassware oeas
kesdpg kitchen utenss &c &C. Terms cash. Goods 70 Do
cleared day.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-11-05

vNANTED-A CLERK IN 4 SHIP GIaNDI.EIl'S
W. Apply at the Merchants CLERKS Registry oaic.
81 Broadway, Of Leonard s,uSlonJ
REQUIRED No commission charged y advance Hours 10
WM, j. REgPATfI K CO.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-11-05

A YOUNG WIDOW, WITH A FULL BREAST OF
"A milk shes situation, lost her baby
Gan bee for days at IA Eas; 2ist top noor
trent room.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-11-05

T0vFRNFss WAA1ED-A WELL EDuCArED srvn.
" young lady and trach.r n M
OF wdower Address, with fun partcuiars H. Herald
CHcs.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-11-05

4 SITUATION W NTED-BY YOUNG WOMAN, TO
"A chamherwork and plain sewing; can work ma
shne good paniaoon max good references. Call at
% BsueT IT.. one door from White, Brooklyn
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-11-05

VNANTFH-IN A SMALL. PRIVATE FAMILY TX
w Brooklyn Trustworthy wrman mi 'ir ge! preferred
who und anis Homework and wiling u
generally ucim Address, with luli parc,ss D. 1s
Post Office, N. y.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-11-05
AND LrQUORs,

DALE ALE-oID AND NEW
JONES' fine article.
Brewery No. iSS East Saith street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-11-05

WATCHES, JEWELRY, &C.
WATCHES. JEwELRy.
w silver and plated
Immense reduction.
~ per cent below the usual prirca
MANY LEWIS,
ibp Bowery, corner Broom. street,
Are now selling
Their .Dur. s.pch
CONSISTING Of the following articles
Gold and silver watches
From the celebrated massSs
Diamond j-weiry.
Cameo, coral and gold ss.s
Vest. chat~iane and guard chains
Silver and plsi-d ,es sets. forks, spoons,
Crk. baskets, walters. eAssra 30.
Sor crrh only.
rH powey, corner Of BreoW~ -resA
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-11-05

A SITUATION wANTEp-AS GOOD COOK, ASHER
"a and iFoner baker, a private fsmly Has three
years reference from her last place. Ca 81 Mulberry
~. No. g for days
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-11-05

MUSICAL.

4 MARRIED LADY OF GOOD POSITION FULLY
~ comveent 10 lessons he piano.
tanning few scholars pecuniary ration mach
or .ct bs her amusement. Address I9s3 New
York Post Office.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-11-05

(,IDAK hAktBS WANTED. THE SEgsCR,-E4 =
\ wun al number of good hists ne VIII $50 49,
such of his old workers dsch lryei ~
IA tcio.rr GEO. bRoDiE "a Cana, 4
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-11-05

THE CELEBRATED Grrsy PIANIST Will. TILL
past and future events q life al t Canal street.
he Il the only gypsy fortune teller In New York MI
hauges any and all 70 deny the thfuncss OF her won.
uerful revelations. Lucky numbers given. 81 oenp
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-11-05

SITUATIONS wANrED-FEHlLEs,

A GOOD sEAMSTktSS WISHES SITUATION Y a
u privatn family plain sewing or light chem-rwok
3 srood SHIRT maker aud fonI Of chifir"ni mo-
nseh object as good home. Aiiress Della; hoS -
slSse
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-11-05

SITUATIONS wANTEn-rEMALEs

hNttRtsNl I'D YOUNG WOMAN WISHES TO Oh
~ an siuallon IS chambermad and waiter, and 70 !
80 wstAl4 ana IRONING in small private family Can 81,
~ b' u city reference Please call at 1874 East nth st. 70
noNr, frout roon.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-11-05

DIrIIARn~.--oNE OF BAssroRD's CrrslIrogs AND
ID one q phelen's combination The same table win
true sneles LAID out by tVynns royal patent index Pm
ehasers invited 70 Try them l4o ru on street Result Of
banking. Refer TO our last purchaser General webh
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-11-05
HELP WANTED-MALES.

N ENERGETIC YOUNG MAN WiSTED-TO EN-
IA in light bus!nt having s.aa
$50 cash procure q situation $50 per month
winter and security for money Apply at the real
agency, 307 Bowery
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-11-05

RHIARns FOR ,CoNGRFssNEv-A FINE HAIL,
- 20 by ~ feet IN Washington near prncps hotels wri
be Cited up with " 70 70 billiard tables Ia su, 4 purchaser;
rent low started soon be ready before Congress
BAsSF0RD, l49 Fulton street ~ ~ =
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-11-05

WANTED-A BUSINESS MAN TO TAKE CHARGE
w Of and business during the
who lend the advertiser xi.UU TOR
cury will be given. Good reference given rvaurcI.
address for three days, J. r. c., Post Office
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-09-02
stable fur Rent.
Stores for Rent.

nN aaliey near Main street. Apply IL
~ u. u. d .EApAHl.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-09-02
Baby Dramas.

Mrs. Emma Augusta Cunningham
after having caused DR.. Burdell to be
murdered, and then set up a sham
marriage, that, as his widow, she might
get . large portion of his real estate,
thought that the game was so well
played that she might venture a little
further into the field Of fraud and I'm.
position, and have baby that could
inherit all Of the property Of DR.. Bur
dell, not by law given to the widow.
The Black Republicans have also
had their drama, and have been arraicn.
ed before the country on a charge Of
crime against the Union, and BY a jury
Of the people have been found guilty,
aud all the estate Of Uncle Sam taken
from that party. But the Party
thought to get up its "baby." So
kansas was brought forth, a. their ap.
parent, and . great hue and cry made
over the "Topeka Baby" But the
country has decided that the "Topeka
baby" il spurious, illegitimate, and not
. lawful heir Of sovereignty, and the
decision has been perfectly satisfactory
to the people, although Black Repub'
licans. like Mrs. Cunningham, consider
Themselves badly abused by the de-
Cision.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-09-02

1SN ACRES Arst quality land. one mile from the
lOO caty Unite, suitable 10 divide into acre
lots. Terms one afth cash, balance IN i've yesrs.
COOK SAR08Nr
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-09-02

They are aware that the free State pop,,.
laton OF Kansas are 10 the slave State nm
ulstaon - ten 70 one; and If tbs free State
Dea. with that portion in their favor. and
with . Governor whose fair and impartiaJ
course has brought down upon him The irs
II ~ ultra proSlavery sectionists Of ,hs
South, lose their game, the fault ia their
and they deserve no sort Of sympathy ar
respect II they would only be msnly
enough ., disregard the revolution. ~ an !
ridiculous ideas Of that chap Lane, go to IN.
polk liks good American citizens. and record
their votes in favor Of or against the cousti.
tuition that IL 70 be framed for them. then
there l. NO fear Of there being foisted upop
sAam ct Of political institutions to which
tAsy sre opposed. II they have not common
ssess enough to perform that plata duty d
ftesmer, then It h Of very little consequence
vhat 'swt Of institutions" are imposed upoo
tA@--N. Y. Herald
Altar Al the putting, blowing and
ahstskiAg Of he lseding Black Repub.
icaa jsasnsls = New Yosk--sush q
- A1sll asnss ~ Alba.y Jssr..l
,ll tpl1nnlof = lnS i1Gllnanll
naes UGK5l ~ lnnlh ~
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-09-02

~SoLID MEN.-Thc Oswego Pal
ladium says there are sixteen men in
Oswcgo, who are worth over 100000,
and twenty men who are worth be-
tween $4,000 and 100000. We
wonder if the editor ever saw q man
from Chicago. If he had he would
have learned what his solid men Of
Oswego are. Hear a Chicago man
talk. There is not . man in that burgh
worth less than $4,000. Few who
don't make hundred dollars day
and no body dies poor. In Chicago
more paper is discounted at the banks
IN one day than in New York, and no,
over one third Of it ever goes to pro-
test. Besides this the whole real estate
in Chicago, valued ut thirty millions,
is called tip top security for its mort
cages Of $4,000. Great town tina,
Chicago.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-09-02

having TIE oandes q thsss jourasla
vill not yet give ov9 Z hrislhag" We
adviss.it to learn 4 its bsotsrs, thu
the Black Rssablics party Fave fsslly
decided no longer to shrek" Buch'
suau end Walker ass determined that
the Kansas act shall be carried out in
it, letter and spirit, whether it makes
Kansas free or . slave State, and the
great body Of the people will sustain
them, if good faith and impsrtial'ty 's
observed. "Shrieking" is ont OF dste.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-09-02
DUMOCRATIC NOMINATIONS.
goK GOVERNOR:
Hen. W. Sam ue0S.
soR LIEUT.. GOVERNOR
George Gillaspy.


II the Democrat knows anything Of the
late canvass Ia Missouri II knows that the
Emancipation question over rode everything
else, and that Know nottingham was not
brought into the canvass. excepting as il is
always introduced by the Democratic party
into every political campaign to make cap
ital against their opponents, and as "a means
Of awakening the prejudices Of citizens Of
foreign birth, and deceiving them us 10 the
true issues Col Rollins was run as the
Emancipation candidate Those who voted
Tor him. voted for him on this ground. Those
who opposed him occupied the position, be
fore the world. ct voting for the continuance
al slavery.--Ga-ene.
In discussing political questions with
u political opponent, we are ever ready
to preserve towards him, that courtesy
and fairness which seeks only the in
yestigatiOn OF truth, and not merely
the bracing up Of position, right or
wrong. We desire to discuss political
measures with those who will not de-
liberatelv and wantonly misstate his
tory, events and occurrences known to
almost every reader. But in our argu-
mentation with the Gazette we find no
such opponent. 1t glories in the
broadest latitude OF Justification, chuck
len in its multitude of nlisstatements,
and rsttles off conclusions from assum-
ed but false promises, that James Cor
don Bennett would blush to be suspec.
ed Of pcrpetrating. Certain things arc
true. But we cannot get the Gazette to
admit the truth Of any event, ont Of
which il cannot make political capital.
II knows but will not admit that Col.
Rollins owns large drove Of negro sls.
yes, while the democratic candidate for
Governor Of Missouri owns none. |,
knows that the question Of emancipa
tion was never made an issue in th,
csnvsss in Missouri in the late election
but that Bentonites, Democrats, Know
Nothings and all the cabals and fac
tions opposed to the national Democrat,
were united to defeat Mr.. Stewart, anc
also that not word was said abou,
emancipation until Rollins was canvas
sing in st. Louis where the Germans arr
considerable IN numbers, AMI there the
question was put TO him, whether he
favored the Emancipation of slaves
His answer WAS evasive. He did
not, and owning a large flock
ofslaves, he could not frankly go fol
emancipation. We call upon the
Gazefte to furnish us speeches, plat
forms, DC, to prove its assertions. |,
was in Missouri as elsewhere. Tn,
Know Nothing candidate did all he
could to concentrate upon himself
every possible faction. But we have
his speech in which he distinctly avow.
Know Nothingism. The Gazette can.
not escape being branded as falsificr
and IN advocate Of the election of q
pro-slavery Know Nothing for Cover.
nor Of Missouri.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-09-02
A- Tho adstor of thu Coco ~

~ The editor Of the Saco { Me-
Democrat, in view Of the fact that The
new law Of that State, requiring pub
LEGATION of intention of marriage, i.
strongly distasteful to young folks, ad.
vises them not to rush into New Hamp.
shire to get married. He thinks. they
had better submit to the requirement.
Of the law, or continue their courfisg
until merit riater, when the Legislature
may see fit to make it a. easy to get
married at home q abroad.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-09-02
JAMES ~ HOGANE,
Land .4g0Mf r. ENr.rpps6,s.

JAMES ~ HOGANE,
Land 4geNt r. Surveyor,
OFFERS for sale the following valuable lands, In
~ Scott County and vicinity OF Dave mort:
800 acres ofland, - mile from Duran station, on
the n X X, 10 years 10 pay for this fam
$40 acres In sections Is, II and 8, To. ship ~
Range East, ~ acres timber Farm under culti-
walton and fenced, houses and 2springs, and with
IN miles from LeClaire. Terms good.
20 acres Of land IL section -, one mile from the
Corporation lin, the most beautiful property near
Davenport.
Is acres between Chesn At Avenue and Division
street, near to the city on the railroad track.
acres on the Dubuque road, suitable for iouss
or gar<nery.
Ia acre Of land, with house and other improve.
ments, l-2 mile from the city.
Is acre and quarter lots wenterton's Subdivi-
sion.
IL acre Of land, joining the Davenport line on
Dawson street.
Several farms In Scott comfy, and . variety Of
other City property, the cheapest Ia tie market
Nay l9-dtf
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-09-02

LAND DERsARTyGEyVE
N0lfptaAs Rtvsv Navtoe11ea 0od D. i. O..
OssvHwA, lows, April u, 1854.
YsH1 undeRsignsi hereby givas nollpA list IN
I O0oe b nov opeo for TIE sajs q thsoe valuah0e
endt 1Asy viii b cod % lsag css11t, ~ = ~ .
til naeas and wishes d parcAassss.
AnyfuSther mlbna4Soa oso1red n rolaljsQ = eheoy
- Willie furnished On ayplicoataa q NJ elDco
8 mail o. oehsrwiss. enc. =. F1AuMA,
(nayledtO Lam Ooanlssiease.
LAnDcDeeAAWHS.
DEo 1oIDHe NAvIoAnou O..
nNt he sixteenth day d Juns, next, ~ 49, -
~ The sals II ~ lan6s u tAis company YIN =
removed iron Tits plsee . Port D. Aslnss.
fhoee lsnds W1l - soa1 - loog cS0dl1s. ~ r
lots - suit ~ nsoae s1l wishes q pussAassss.
0DO. y vDnEINA
lAad Osa1iseisas
O4uOWo y OWL -. ov17 daVe
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-09-02

HAVING established himself IN this place in The
IA business Of onvRs BRASS PA TIso. proposes
to all all orders for Ans Silver plated Door Piateu
Door Knoos, BEN Pulls, Butts numbers, Plates M
Figures sdopted 70 he use Of Dor and TIh.,eS
PsWs. Llhtains Aoas Points, window eash, CARR.
age and nssnsss tyimnla0B yatsa = ordsr q shoet
noeacs. An Wosk WarraatsA equal 70 the best,
WILLIAM OsNIAIA.
Hisst building ssss q ~ R0asVivanie Hoesa.
Aprtl ll.-1M
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-09-02
Fer Nalll.

AONn hundred m twenty Dun1ing lots d y,
~ Addition y TIE town Of rsst 19roa.
1ksss lots are eligthis ~ han1ssa1y sotuaAea =
sAs eeak q ~ 4isslssivpl. ~ N - ~ q ~
eenabSe 3oSns.
M pastieulsss Inquire - 1leasss DsfsDs. Ysoea
OeSs Hore 1yru0, OAaslss J. AaDsgs, -, loOlnoeo
JAM nlY.
~ H subseUbsr has Denbes9eeo 6so1seH1o -
~ No. IN ~ AsoS ~ ellasu - DovsGoge -
Le0eares - neos ~ tam - Hest 0gys6, tAae -
70 e % sell. l0ct1ee0 =. i
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-09-02
500
IOWA ITEMS.

NEW Posr OrrIcn-A Post Office has
been established at the new city Of Melrose,
Harrison county. Iowa. with James S. Kelly,
Esq, l.. NJ.
SARGEaNrs BLrrrs.-We quote prices a.
follows from the Western Independent
Flour 81 2sl3; corn meal $3.50 per sack :.
corn S2a225; potatoes $3.50; beans 4.5oa
500; butter soc eggs soc ham 2Oa22 !;
lard %.
HuNaARlAN GRAss-grown by Mr.. Gilbert
near Muscatine, measures five feet in height
One bunck brought 70 the Journal Office
contained 100 stalks grown from single
seed II is said that one gallon of seed to
an acre, will produce forty bushels But
the grass is most valued for hay. producing
three or four tons TO the acre.
CAInrpRAL--Ihe new Cathedral building
al Dubuque, erecting under the auspices of
Bishop Smythe. is designed to seat 400 per
s"n,. Tho high altar j. o6 6no italian Ma,
bile. costing $4,000. and was presented by
Bishop Loras
NEBRASKA ELIcroN.--We stated. day or
two since, that the Hon. b. H. Chapman
was reelected Delegate 10 Congress from
Nebraska. Since that time, all the returns
have been received. except from two eoun-
ties In the counties heard from, Judge
FERGUSON has majority of ll3, and it is
said that the two counties to be heard from
will not materially change the result -Bu-
gle. 10Th.
SIorx Cny.-We learn from the Eagle
that the loo acres Just north of Central 81
oux City, claimed as preemp,ion by Thos
Griffey. has been decided to belong to the
Railroad grant Hundreds Of acres below
Sioux City, along the bottoms, known as
Weed Lands are planted with corn. which
will doubtless yield immensely There is
no grass on these lands and the soil is soft
and rich.
ARREsrEp-We understand that Mr.. Van
Boshirk succeeded in arresting that notori
GUS character. Jim Rhodes. few DAYS since
Jim was rusticating in or near kirkville
Wapello county, when Van came upon him
ike Thousand Of brick" DIR. Victor,
who was taken from here to Wapello coun.
~, some time since, has been brought back
and lodged in our Jail forsafr keeping. We
also understand that a young lady by the
name Of Eliza Lucas was arrested at Drake
vile, in this county. on Sunday night last
on charge Of stealing horse. This i.
rather and mn-fair business for one Of the fai,
sex
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-09-02
JOHN Il. SUITS,
Real Estate, Money and Insurance
7RoEM 7.

nR,
Brady street, next door to Post Onicr,
DAVENPORT, IOWA.
Real Estate bought and sold on commission: Land
Warrants bought, sold and located; Investment
made and money loaned real estate or personal Sc
curity; Examinations Of land titles made Notes
and claims collected, &C, &c.
Agency OF the following reliable and responsible
Life aud Fire Insurance Companies:
Excelsior Fire Insurance Co.,
N. Y city, capital 42O0,p0O
New Amsterdam Fir" Insurance, 1900
Phoenix Fire Insuran, y CO :, Brooklyn 900 OOC
Schenect aiy county Fire Insurance
Co., Schenectady, N. Y. 100000
New York Lie Insurance Co., N. !. City. l,ooO0 600
March 10. 1857. dtf
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-09-02

~ AN Instructive NorE.-Tht
following is the inscription ON the bacl
Of . i've dollar bill recently paid to the
Police Court Of this city
This ID the last V Of . fortune O,
ten thousand dollars left me by INV
aunt-all Lost in one night in . gam.
bling house in Chicago. 1 am now Z
be9gar"
What : Lesson j. conveyed in the
above.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-09-02

NoCTH halt Of section II, r. Is. r. T., SD scsss.
- This tract only miles y. W. Of wsicost, the
INST station on ths railroad, West Of Davenport
variety OF 20 and 50 acre tracts, some near the
railroad. For sale by
COOK SARGENT.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-09-02

There 4, no doubt Of one fact. that the
farm, Of Iowa never before yielded 20 large
eroos Of grain as this year Every farmer
ia .bundantly rewarded for oil HE toll and
anxiety Thousands and teps Of thousands
Of bushels Of plump wheat and barley are
gathered into stack. The thrashers are
busily preparing.st onee,to thrash out these
stacks. that the grain may be brought TO
market So much. "a promise, before Civ
log word Of advice to money lsndera
There are large number Of farmers who
owe few hundred dollars to money lend
ers. which Is secured by notes, or notes and
mortgage. and those notes are many 81
them matured. but until farmers can get
their grain converted into cash, they will be
unable TO meet these payments Sixty days
time will put them all ia a condition to
meet all their Obligations viii not money
lenders forbear pressing payment. until
these vast granaries are made TO yield
money? Will it no. be better for ell % rites
for rnonied men, farmers, and the genera
public, 10 have the lenders exercise liitl,
patience, and give farmers time to pay
tbemy We confess that whoever 10 foolish
or malicious enough To commence legal pro
ceedings to enforce payment Of these claims
now, will he met by the contempt Of tn
whole community Our farmers are ~
honest and faithful body Of men. as th.
farmers Of any section of the Union, an,
would not shirk an honest obligation, hui
all know. that last winter was So bleak and
protracted, that farmers were compelled I,
feed their stock upon wheat, and many hun
! dreds Of cattle died for want of feed, an,
the farmers were compelled to borrow
money in he spring. with which to buy
seed for sowing. and pay men for labor, an,
this money they now have abundant mean
of paying. as soon rs their grain can b.
threshcd and taken to market Iowa neye
saw 40 severe winter as last winter, anl
We hope never to chronicle another like it,
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-09-02
w. 4. ChlLDS l. co.'s,
Patent Elastic Fire and Water Proof
CEMENT ROOFZ.N'G!!

W. 4. ChlLDS l. CO.'S,
Patent Klastic Fire and Water Proof
CEMENT ROOFING ?!
vXTE, the undersigned, are prepared to contrac,
w and put on at the shortest notice, our
Elastic Fire d Water Proof Cement Roofing
1t being the only article yet nvented that will sue
ccssfnly resist the action the atmosphere in
climate. 1t 10 perfectly fire and waterproof, and il
point Of durability Ne believe II IL equal II not supe
ror, TO any metallic roofing. We can put It ovel
old tin, tar. iron, or shinge roofs making Diff
ference how hat or steep the roof may be. This
roofing warranted to prove as above represented
We will put II on for 80 % per squsre, (lO fee,
sQuare) We will apply it upon tin and iron roofs fol
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 with
their roofs repaired TO call at ONCE opposite the
IeCIairc House. Davenport, Iowa, and examine sam.
pies and satisfy themselves In regard to the durabi
ity and racticability Of this roofing.
N B-we are prepared to I'LL orders for our Ce.
ment to those residing At distance, with printed di
rectioss for IL use.
GUY and county Riohfs for Zosra sad kinmesoso
H~ sale.
o. A. BENJAMIN, General Agent.
REFERENCES IN CINCINNATI.
Mr. Err. Bailey, Smith street, between Fourth rnd
Mr. samuel Ogden, No l9l Fourth street.
BAKER and Won Publ, No s. Fourth street.
Mr. George Carlisle, Presdent OF the LAFAYETTE Bank
DR. John Law, Agent Of Royal lns. o., Lsndon
and Liverpool.
essrs John shilso 4 Co., Dry Goods dealers, an
street.
Mchell and Rammeisbefs, Furniture Mans an
dealers, 9Th street.
iles Greenwood, Esq.
.r Hinkle.
DAVENPORT
Geo L Davenport,
10 DR. James Hall,
Goats Patehin, Duilders,
Ew Wheeler, Archttect,
EPeck. City Clerk,
Geo Parker,
CLINE, Painter,
Mr. Paterson, Locuso street,
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