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Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1857-08-27

MELANCHOLY DEATH-We are pained TO
state that Mr. William McAISter. who has
been compositor in cur Office. between three
and four years past. was drowned between ,
and 3 o'clock this Wednesday morning. Au-
gust i9th. in the lock OF the Chenango Canal.
Just north Of the Cour.-street bridge. In this
village. He was in company with B. Sher-
wood, Esq, Attorney at Law, Of this place.
at the time he went into the canal. who irnme-
tiate'y made al alarm. which reused Mr.. Al
exander Jackson, a colored man connected with
Shaw's liTery stable, about opposite the lock.
who, with Mr.. Sherwood, as appears BIZ the
evidence, made everT effort 20 rescue the de-
ceased. TIE night was dark.
The deceased had gone up with Mr.. Sher-
wool and Others il the Exchsage Hotel On
nibus. 20 the Depot. and the Omnibus leaving
Mr. ) and the deceased there, they started
to return on foot, by the tow-path Of the Ca
nal, when the unfortunate event occurred.
The deceased vas barely Of age. and was
an excellent eompositor. having greatly i'm
pT0Ted since coming to our Office. He was
young man Of good nature. aud much liked bY
all his acqus;ntances He has mother and
other relatives residing at OEego. to whom
us startling and premature loss vii be a Sc
we're and sfiictive blow.
We cannot view this s1dden removal Of a
pleasant and familiar face from our Office with
out saddeniIg feelings, and We siucerelv ex-
press our coincidence on the melancholy be-
rcavement.
HIS friends AZ Owe-o ver. telezraphed TO
tbs noTDius-BiEzA1sstos Daily RtpsSlSoaa- 4
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1857-08-27
tFor The Reperter.l

LOOK hEFE.-It is much to 6e regretted
that any Professed Republican should make
the political aRtecedeBts Of Candidates whether
Whig or Democratic, the grounds OF prefer
eDce- Perhaps ALL who do 50 do not consider
that proTes them partially hyPocritical. false
hearted and treacherouS. l. sbauId fo1b,IaSS
be charge to knaTery in some, aud stupidity
in Others
1t Is hardly necessary to add that all right
minded men will spun all attempts al such
unuanly influences
Troy. Aug. "a Fan Play
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1857-08-27

RrThc New York Tri5xz. SAYS Of Mrs
Cunningham. ortherwise Buriell This esti-
mable lady. under the careful attention OF Or
Covel. physician Of the City Prison, is rapidly
recovering from from the combined effects Of
eucumbers and tartar eae.ic, but our reporters
was informed. yesterday afternoon. By Miss
Foster, warden of the female prison. that
she is still very feeble and seems be greatly
tronbled in her mind. Miss Foster Says that
Mrs. Cunningham does not look as well as
when she was there before, and that this last
affair has given her a c2re-worn look. For
special rcasons of the District Attorney. no
one unless by special permiSioo. is allowed &C,
cess to her cell. or to the cell where Dr.. Cat
iin IS confined Mrs Cunningham SAYS she is
sure Of being acquitted on the charge of fraud
lentiy producing aa heir, and that her eharac-
ter will show forth white IS drifted snow
She rep1diates the runlcr that DR. Ca,liu per-
soa&ied BurielI st the wedding In regard
10 her children, she SAYS that that they will
he vel provided for, no matter What nav hap
pen TO her. She remains most Of the time 10
her cell, occasionally taking her chair and SIT
In the corridor
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1857-08-27

NINSEsJTs CONSTITUTIONAL CONTENTION
4 despatch from 81. Paul states that the Re
publican branch Of the Constitutional Coayep-
ton Of Minnesota, On the 10th inst, passed
unanimously Judge SHERarESx's resolution
appointing Committee Of Conference which
was rejected b! the Democratic branch On Sal
urdaE
Inc Democrats, il vas generzEE supuos
ed, would reconsider their action. and ION IN
toe proposed coGpro-nise, and thus settle the
difcusty
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1857-08-27
Fam Play.

S Inc Sham Democracy Of Susquehanna
county met at Mon'rose On Monday last and
nominated the follo~ing ticket: For Renre-
sentative. c. :. Gilbert. Of Great Bend for
Sheriff O. NJ. Crane, Montrose for Pro,hon-
oiary, George NJ DeDRisoa, of Diumock for
Register and Recorder, Reuben TuttIe of
Gibson for Commissioner, Jsdson Stone for
Treasurer. Daniel Brewster for Auditor. |
L BIrchard for Cogoaer John Bolton.
After the nominations. DR.. Leet made his
speech, string Of pro slaFeEy resolutions Here
adopted, aud the Conventioa adjourned sIH,
dR- DR. Leet's speech exhibited bis usual
style Of eloquence. wherein bonbaSt ssd igpo,-
ance are so hsPpii! blended Eyeryboiy will
admit the botnba<t, and lest any oGe should
den! the other quality, we viii give an exam
pie Tae doctor defined the Missouri CornDru-
mise to De an agreement ty wh..-l Slarerv was
TO be prohibited North, and permitted Soutb
Of -Haso8 aRd Dire#'s hseI That viii do for
n specimen Many Of his Otker statements
#crc DO Torc ecErect--1=s--s RI.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1857-08-27

A SENSIBLE MAS.-Judge z. B. War3~
heretofore leading, prominent and infusn,a
Democrat of Ohio who supported Buchanan has
year, has become disgusted with the eniga
ment by the State Convention Of the D,..
Scott decision, and in letter to the O..
Slate Journal, inYokes merited defea. Q,z
his party
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1857-08-27
EDWARD MCPHERSON, Sec'y.

FRIGHrFUL SUICIDE OF YorHG WOMAN
4 frightful suicide was committed between I
and 8 o'clock this morning, on the German
town Railroad, above its junction with Broad
street. The train which left Chestnut Hill at
fifteen minutes past seven o'clock was passing
along near the spot described, when female
apparently about nineteen years of age, was
observed walking upon the track tow ards the
city, short distance.ahead of the train. The
engineer blew his whistle, but the girl. instead
of getting out of the road, kept on her way,
merely turing round and looking at the ap-
preaching engine. When too late to stop the
train, and when the engine was within short
distance of her, she covered her eyes with her
hands and threw herself across the rail The
train came laundering on, passing over her
body, tearing every shred of clothing from it
aud Severing tn trunk almost in two Tie hack
part of her head was also torn off The train
was stopped as soon as possible and the re-
mains of the deceased was gathered together
by the roadside The girl had been rather
meanlv clad, but her hands were soft and del
icate as though unused to toll. Those who
saw the body describe her as very beautiful
She had black hair and long dark eye-lashes
The girl was unknown it was said she was
seen about the spot where she destroyed her
self for some time before the event, and ap-
pesred to he on the look out for a passing
PRsiddeiphii EreAiHg Bails!iE, As-
gust Is.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1857-08-27

h~ We see, by looking at the advertise
ment relative to the time of commencing the
Institute at Orwell Hill, that we made a mis-
take as 10 the day of the month. 1t should
have been Monday the seventh of September
instead of the seventeenth. We hope that
this correction will meet the eye of all who are
interested, so that none will be kept away in
consequence of our mistake
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1857-08-27

BATTLE BETWEEN TIE APACHE INDIANS ,r
[. S. TRooPs.-Sr. Louis, August 22.-C9
Roberts, who has just arrived from New ";
leo, reports that battle was fought betzz
the Apache Indians and the {. S. Tr0g
under the command Of Colonel Miles, on G.,
river. twenty-five of the Indians were kLg
and upwards of thirty wounded Lieutesa.
Miles recovered large amount of prole-,
from the Indians, which they had stoled i,,,
the settlers
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1857-08-27

CoTTJLloS PAKTIES-S F. WAsHRCgx.-
- mine host = OF the Washburn House. Ulster.
celebrates the anniversary Of Perry's Victory
by party on the 10th Of September.
At the Valley House, Shsshequin, party
takes place on the 18th Of September, aud at
ETEEL TArLoR's, in Mogroetoa, on Friday,
September 4th.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1857-08-27

TsERlRLx HCRRIcANE-CHIcAso, August p
"A terrific hurricane passed over Woodland
Wiscoasia, laet evening. destroying erery house
in the place Mr.. Fox, station agent. Was run
cver and Instantly killed while endeavoring to
stop n train OF freight ears, which the wind had
se' GGier 1o.soo. The telegraph lines we're
p-ostrated. and the railroad track considerably
damaged
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1857-08-27

NNrSHEEv CENTRAL RAILRoAn-There is said
70 be already great amoant Of travel over
tie section Of this road recently flushed from
Harrisburg TO Port Trevorton. The Harris
burg Herald saws thst frou the manner in
which operations have commenced on this
road il promises TO become one Of the most
profitable in Pennsylvanis.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1857-08-27

H~The famous bogus BCRpC-l baby and
its mother, Mrs. ANpERSoS. have been taken
from the BeileTue Hospital to Barnuus Mus
cum, where they will be exhibited until public
Curiosity is satisfied. Both mother and child
ere doing we'll
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1857-08-27

Missouri ELEcTIoH-The official returns in
eighty counties. and the reported vote in TWEEN
ty three other counties, reduce Rollins majori-
" for Governor to such an extent that the Of
fetal returns from all will be required to de-
termine the actual result of the contest in the
State
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1857-08-27

~We are informed that tie Junction Ca
nal will be repaired about the first Of Septem-
Der, aud that if no UNFORESEEN accident occurs.
will be ready for boats by the 10th OF that
month. Much Of the season is already lost.
but The balance We have 10 doubt, VIII Be
well employed.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1857-08-27

Iowa REvsIcAS CoSvESrfeS-CHIc4Go
August 2I-The Iowa Republican State Goa
veatiOu met q, Iowa City On the ls inst. and
dominated Gen. r. r. Lowe for Governor,
ana Dram FariIlc for Licgteaaa. Gcvernor.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1857-08-27

H1~ The loss BY the recent great fire at 81
Paul, Minnesota, amounts to $50 900: insur
ance $4,000.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1857-08-27

sS- IT is said that the National Hotel. in
the city of Washington, will he remodeled for
a theatre
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1857-08-27

R1 The Surrogate of New York city has
decided that Mrs. Cunningham is not the wild
ow of DR.. Burdell, and that the heirs are ent-
tied to his property.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1857-08-27
PROPOS AIS

IOg The ERECTION q i.rxs FRAME Bpr-E
a. TIE sI-eS ~ fSs B-4ffsri R4zsrrat z-s ras. -
.or tSs 4csozatztsa ~ Nses-s vii - -s~y--1 ---2
aoADAf MORNING SEPTEMBER . ~ O.. T. :
AA-S1 AZ a. Sce u IeWzz1a reG.a sz-ss-> -
te--s-1 fo- tae pGza AID sr@rsf-z-5s-<
LeE1---A. Az = ls5l. 4 z PE-gEINs P-,s.-
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1857-08-27

By Hon James Madiso9 Porter Is 10 de-
liver toe annHal address before the New der
ser Agricultural SccSetv
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1857-08-27
TO the Republicans ofprasford conr,,

bENTLEAES :-AiFw me 10 offer myself A. r4adgzy
for the Office Of County Commissioned slfeet - IL :
cl>on cf the Republican County Convention 70 y p
at this place, Monday evening, Sept. = ISL
And would furthermore be very LaE-h obliged Z II
would pre-ent nly candidate 10 The tayr-i5.
consideration Of yoUr delegates and -h0uld he % ~
nate 70 receive the nomination a. ;ier hand, and u
pen to get votes enough - Gly eectoa >hzE &
deavor To discharge the duties pertaining 10 the 9.
with fidelity
Yours respectfully.
A. D. NOSTAyTE
T0Eanda, Aug. 10 lS57
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1857-08-27
8raota+o Reporttr,
f.. O. GOODRICH, EDITOR.
TOWANDA:
Ibrrsoap alorunn. Ansnst q. 1852.

TERNs-One Dollar per annum, Invariably IN adranee.-
Four tceeks prevous 10 the expiration Of subscription,
notice tcH be girsn by printed ,crapper aud if not
ne,ced, the paper tciH in all cases be stopped.
CLrEalSG-TBe Reporter ,-I be Cia5s at the fol-
io,cing srfrem1iy io,r rates:
copies for. IS 90 Is copies for. .sl2 90
10 copies fo'...... 90 20 copies for. Is 90
ADvERrIsEMESTs-For square Of ten lines less One
Dollar for three less Insertions and tireiyre cents
for each subsequent insertion.
Erecuffd trih accuracy and despatch, aud
reasonable prieeatrih erey facility for doing Books
Blanks Hand-b Bal tickets, 5-c.
MoNEy may be senf by mail, at rsk-snclosed in
enrsope aud properly directed rN be responsible
for its safe deiirery.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1857-08-27

S Jacob NJ Eyster, Esq. of Harrisburg,
has been appointed by Gen. Power, the Assis-
tant Adjutant General of the State.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1857-08-27
Elmira, Canandaigua & Niagara Falls RE-
Neu advertisements.

E'STRAY.-Broka into the epclo-
- s1-e o. The s3t-crlber. z5ocr The rzsI5le ~TEE
o. A1z1,s- one RED COW. z50zt IS yez-. H4
cd TIE o~EsT requested % coe fJ-xxrI Al --Ff
property. pay charges a0I take her a-zr
burlington, AEZ.. II, ls57- JIHATGET.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1857-08-27
RRADFORD COUNTY MEDICAL so

II CIETG-Tbs r-zz2zr anal N=esszr e - E-1t
igr1 taznsE EeStsr2i -sssesy VII &c kesS - !1I-s1s
Box sver ss@ DTE< >soE< n she tsgzxh Ct -Ea@i
CT WEDNESDAY SEPTEN BER , AZ = s'ry,-E ! Il
Tie >oske1F w8G3G 11zcCzzee -s< ass-z Gs ba -
TIA. IL@y hare s<tzs.lsS<i NssssI a. ez.Sz C-l
w1s-s pa;be1ts Eill receive z1yi1s AZ ase-Tl-i 80
g esaTEs ~ ggesssislg tA4zrs=e- ~ -. -afy u
ts@ S-st Hs3aly- o. SeEEz4z3er A. H1v a - .Iat
l. u By srS@E q Eae Pre@@3sz4
Azr = Iss7- FF FapTLL -e--e-r-T
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1857-08-27
70 An Concerned.

'hE >1nscTIoers Liabilities zre szea that ihsT -
iasr bS Co2iEed 20 SCI The Jzi--1ents a.; Ns.s .r
aass sGSsst their eSs;osrs, o. enfree c5ieetsa- =:
aSPe oEr fresdz vii pot drITe =.cA a asrz;Ts
An cary zi;saisoa % tbs ngtiee i re3z@~te5-
Ang- lS. Is57. N0VTtTyrS
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1857-08-27

R@@ To YOUNG NES-KFh IFv1-4 7errzis-gitA
GR s%r-a1 - Yczzx @ez VIE - 4FsshraE- - ifE
EeT- DEEFrT CLESrvy BELLEssE = IL ks=-ssEll saE1
- taas as.1GEe- c. NEIT Sunday EFEALAHr Ha
1ses rs. sz-TSrs e1z-zEnce NJ - g'taaeE
cash PAID FOR LARD AND EGGS
NS- ECEBAxNS E4kEs2-
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1857-08-27
New York & Erie r. r., WaverIv Statn

toinne9clng Ncnday- june i, ls57 Trains VII e.
HANERLf at about the following hozrs
GOING WEST- GOING EAST.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-03-27

DRY GOODS.
NEW STORE.
N II w GOOD . /!
Il. = II. II. TI:vER,
A RE nnw p ming Al tss ,tand formerly occupied
"A b, Mess,.. satin b Co,
CORNER 2ND Il ROCK ISL AND ST
Al entire stock OF
Dry Goods,
soush, BY of to- arm in tn city Of Nv York .z-
~, fr this msrses and ~.ii suited 10 tn- trsde
s.Ason. Out stu;s OF
LADlES' DRESS GOODS,
IS lerS and great many elegant yi-s and
pa i.rns, Bacs.faucy pain. tiIr snd par' 81 *,
Musiiu and Wool LANES. VOL Big English
,n'i fr-nch Mesn,es, Pa rsmeits Clhh,. dc Al 0
brsvy -trs Of N'rfiu AK, Cvch-co, bay SisIr,
rhiiip Aliens. aud o her s,", brand, ot
Prints,
Au Of which vii o- so,d a. v-ry os pris"s.
CloAks and MantiIias.
on IN. great nisn, n~w y,r~, b.usht Ill ct "'
n- m.nuf.etur rs: a - = sil Ldd a~ser mrht Of
CLOAKING CLOTHS.
8 III A w 10 =
,,.v % .,e Broche. and Bay State SAavls. Bro
he Scsrfs, &c.
ai-o nice varftv"f
LADIES OPERA HOODS,
Cot. forts v,ctor,ne. Q1'td aha iices .siF's.
HOSIERY GLOVES. &C.
Ouv .tcct OF
II m Dr. q ( dericS,
contain. gre.t msnv beautiful CoIavs Hspdko--
h,cfs Se.v.s Reods. ~ rrci-g Iaces srd FfRi :.
md mrieta stock of Velvet and thef Dress and
aud Cloat T INNINGS Our stock ~
NTlPLE GOODS.
vorv larre and c,n'ains srlsndid variety ~ Rcd
v apket- b-own and hi.srh 4 Nns'ins srd p+ili'ns-
Ticking. len and cotton Flsnneis, Iinseys. Den
Inns Crash h.
Our gonds were borsht with the intention Of ope"-
re here shout the nret OF last month huf W"w're
urt sbi. to rr q room. The sesson h.s 60 "a
sdvsnced that I'll, sell them ~ ve-v low rvscs-
Il icW ~ not ! than ever h~fo'e n~-eF IN
this city ordev 70 max" so- "nr sprsns q ~
of ep a. The pubic r"spec'fnily irvit TO cau
and sarnins our goods and price.
ian9SiN k.k u. TVNkR.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-03-27
LUMRER! I.TMRER I!
DRY CHICAGO J.TMRrD.

vyVuR srherr'Na- te-rs s-'iv .rd si' uur
! IT, Ana 't'rt ne ~ nv rh'c.,r lumber
s,s v.r, IN IN. ~ N'~s ,-'-ps .-S ~-'e
~upvv
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-03-27
i27 Acres Fine Timber Land for sale

vvNHR sHhscrihAr VIII sell valrehN trac, 81 h-a.v
! Tfmfer Land ofy'O sc-e in Tiscon in, s.t-atrN
near ~ CroiN PALS on Wn.is R.ver snd vrnninr
hack ~ small V.ake b.,re the secti n ''no
tn" Hudson L-k. g. paror Rsil-ca' viii rass aonr
Idle of Il. u nj -orrh 4 It Va fthe most
I'M of tom v the W"st: vilisv~ g. ngre
ip IN the '"me'ia'" vicinity and N isrd VIII dc
" u t"lsy out in vil'se"tts AS,wNll Is hetnr
er c'"d on this beautiful s'-eam W.T. IN ~ -o ~
mis- land; the shove lsrd Il ch"sp ~ A2N ~
,cre Alsn tn7 ac-es PM T'-her Land os fhs hrs'
lasitfy. on n" hanks of m" Chirreway. vN@re ~
az can M ess''y fontd dow in'o 80 N'ssisspr'
- markt. The shnv' rr c-ty III he aad ~ bar
gain; SAL" lsnf Is fYe" sud I sr f-oru all In nnh-
tnce. Te ms Essv. Po- sn-thsr paticula-s snauir.
me >nhsorter, No. LeClaire Row
'~essiu L l.. UOLcnWh.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-03-27
~owrvPAvusC MVrSCsNC.

sOWWWWS'
- pnaycV n n-re ~ csn.-i'"A - ~. "ap.'
..rv. - pveAv b-s~~u r"rrsh sud w. ". ~
@.uv er~o - c'ci.ch n. 'u ~ ""e".e'
ces.h.sas, ccrser Brady snd Vlfsern'n s''A
eca4o-AA We
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-03-27
Eleven nest Desirable Builline
Lots.
Ho Lana "a. YINnn. YAa.a
Prairie l ends for Sale.

INK 'nh>cr'bev has ore IN ussnd screa ~ rrsus.
p'niris 'snd. In Jsspr story. Mar hail AID
f'snsi!n untes. ~hi'h he ~ill -ei, '.r csh. ov~y
'sG' fo' otisr pr'p~rty upon N" meet favorshs'
e"m' a-o 'or sale -,m@ an. huii'''ns IOtson rAdy
and r-y streets In N rth Dsvenrorf.
In - ~ OIlvEN n LOGAN
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-03-27

nssc'N UCE AkNt> u, AufNis-- xp -
SAeNt ~ O,nv .tsieg AZ = ~A..t tn ~ Tor .
80 lie cuva ~ tf the =, ns,vt IL as .rh,
pl Hiss.ry. tAW ssa n Il ta) vi ih " els
wAsd.' tau. ~. ~ tess sg-~ 10 he pre- at ia .
~ 4 @ G0oSRs = tPHsr par,s , Es~ss i u q
ms hs.ni sun I assaaa PFC - % .,a,
A-lSs,a 4, W ~ 4 sIi di>ssc VI W u, ea A.-
ilsesa,s sA"w'a rat via, cswait tn snid liz.
j. L. CaarCH 4 CO..
xshe1au m Villas .tsssi, y.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-03-27

DEAN zines River Land Tor sale
L.A.y-D DEpART.ME.SE
De,Mot~ss Rtv.r Nartoasicm a~d r %
OF@rswA iowa. April ~ IsS
STNHR undersigned hereby sic~a notice. that th's
] OMee IL nov op~n for tho ssic ~ these vsosb,-
si, TAcv will hs se,d long credit AID In lots 70
fth means and wishes of purchas"'S.
Arysurthev Information d"sired ,n relation 70 fhnn
~ viii b frrn,sh~d on srrlics'ion A. fhts ofhea
mail Otherwise. 6PO PkHkINS
snaylAatr Lana Cornm,ssioper.
LAHp.nr q ARSHr3.
DEe NoISrs NAVIGATION 10
AN the sixteenth dav of Jrne. next, the once ~
~ the ss,e o. the lands 90 This oomrany will Jor
removed from th,s place to Fort Des non@s
Thss1 lands will b. sai On long credits and II
lots 70 suit The means and ~,she- Of rrrchssHrs.
GRO PkRG1NS.
land O. nmissionc
Ot,nmvn ova Sc av?- dsv"
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-03-27
NEW TIN STORE.
(EERl>IIjPNEet IULLE.v,
HORSE SlIOER AND FARRIER

sHOP ON 3rd sfREtr htIWELN bHAbf AND fEhkY
~ WISH IS to nf,rru tie CT Uen- or ~
IA vci,, oitA d SEQ tony ygIa-H
rsIis thd b. ha- ,erniAn yL,- "
u ~ C, ei hitn-,if ia tbs .iy whe he
10 y ep to s'h hbrse, =, leu INC prime pie.
.ne . u Yea tudy al d prsct,r- VI tn. sna,o.
my Of tn { OF ot ~hicr tiu'' he ha> rpnt 81 u
uuds tue up -. tendanee of h lest v,tfii.
u ran, III Eurps Il. ~iis> 10 -, ,nst he Wi
sive s.t sf.c ~ ~ ali pc Si,s having t-' hot
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REAL ESTATE.

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netween M,in N nd Kradv.
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port: 20 .c-,s IN cultivation ga board tenee.~.th
,s-g- " anse, housc, stao,,, etc.
A bcautiful farm 3A rsiies from Dzvenport-iC
acre,-Sap acre, IN cultivation. payt tiulp.r new
8 mills from, Davenport; 10 acres; 10 acres i'm
olc etc.
3is acre, mic. fr.nn Davenport II Acrc- Ill
age h u e with room. tables, outbuiding>, .te
ODD huu,. stable etc
5I mes from Davcnp1rt-l20 acres. all IN fsncr
,r.h,us- stabe &c
smil-, from p,venro,,-so sef,, 80 acre. In cul.
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