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A NEW and improved pattern, with vide and
IA heavy bottom cylinder, shake CRATE and ventl-
lated door. BY examining this article, IL will q
once be conceded that il Ii the beat construetsa
Coal burner now in use. We have, also, . plain
Coal BurneP.
OF very neat design, and il has bssn well tested.
This stove will sell cheap, aud insure IL TO psf.
form first rate Att Main-st.
aprs-d cOMsTOCK 3 BRO.
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Fire Insurance.
HAA7 FORD FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY.
CAPITAL $500, 900.
PH0NIx INsukAAcEc0.. oFHARTFoRp.
cArIfAL e20O, 900.
STAR Inns. CO.. or OGDgNsBuR0H NY.
CAPITAL l00, 600.
DOLICIES, at fair ratsse promptly issued BY
= NJ. ltkNAP, Agent,
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is hardly ssessssSy for TO sesurts this otsss
the character o. which 10 70 we'll and fevsraAly
known thronGheat ~ interior Of lAis and y. ~.
joining States. Although patented ssns Ten ysase
Ago, 1t possesses every rcaa lapsovsEsat that Lao
ever been made upen the dsscepdieg-Aue steve; q
the ans time II has stood the tests ~
any Cook Stove nov in uss. Oar eonAdenet - tls
same 10 such tAatws ere willing 70 warrant u 70
purchasers fortsn years. Sale kcons ~ aaan.ssr'
apr3-d CONSTUSK . bHV.
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S m QADW0T.
- ~ :, ~ :, - Lsvss; sbstwssn Hxshaaes
- - DAak. Also, ~ ~ % feet, corner Of lth
an1 JuAnsea. SAMPLE s RANKIN. 4
= sssisg ~ assss, sdjoiaisg Aaniltsa. near tts
Blu2, - very lev Agasss. lnqniss u
apseod SAMPLE RANKIN.
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oAessS hsiAg the disease Ahsvs Al oshes.
nsss dssaAs1s will - Tor All y bsas u n1nl
thAs ~ pssssssavs, D.. J. Hssssssss's sslssssel
SesaasA Asssss stand . ths AsaA, A. thsssfsss
~ sAoaM kssp supply y Aasd dsriAs this ~
wsashas. H s1sse sson ~ SssaAsA vAss Aissr-
esstsss - dsse, so lie viviiyias ia1sssss spss
~ sysssa. u truly astoaisAiss. ~ saaaet y
essNtssd, BAT fsA vhsa ussd = psr Airssaisa =
sAsssesis. 1sstAss ssnnsss uess thsn vsaaA -
ssessessss = sAsg ~ kaosa fas - Ma, ~
- ~ sels b. Sssisn ssssrslly ~ evss ~
UAile6 1lAAss.
ss s 1Anssos 0rssoss. Agns,
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haWk.EYe STATE.

A STOVE with great capacity for beth CsshiAg
IA. and Heating. We make three sises Of thess1
and % every person with lsrgs faniliss and ~
housss We vouldrecommend this article.
C0MSIOCk R1o.,
apr3-d ~ nainrea
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Insurancs Agency!


YNsuRANCY co NO 4 WALIsrRErr Y
Capasal 81 500, 900.
ysst,RINTS M ~ inNnnu
c..,~.. ~ - naS
-. n II ESss@r
YeIsrAnARvNEINS ~ Rprnsrpnp.r cnyN
: c.S...s ~ AZ ro"i 'ooN',
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urroS ,Gs ~ svny.wn
n..~,n AZ -
1@ASEr's1
vrpR uAprERTNn ~ rr.n NJ.
&C.,. ~Sne nSa.
Yrcrpe vsvsvs
k1o. 70 " .as seove .Pen,es essse
$3.50 s",s..s.S "a ILL oays = TAT lasss, 49,
49, - ~. r.sIPs.y Ps'e' = - e1es -
IA NV = ruprvp 80
. : : y ~ = =. =
WAUGON0MA FINE AND AAAlNE
.rer~..r-
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ATTENTION.
D4RHAP0 tAs Sheapest nd best located
MAIN STREET property (thst 10 fer sals) is
nov s9~ea, hsa.g lst 10 slsck - afst eas ssss II
Apply IL terms As. to the unAsysignsd. Alss :
bssstiful lots In D. " Kiibourps's &rst addition.
. lots bsswsss Sth nd Oh stressy, . Rraakiin.
spf4A SAMPLE D RANKIN.
Z = Fer 0A1os
4 L03e q Mason = Lower AdAitioo- Hns view Of
& ~ sity anAsivsr. Term easy.
y Also, 4vsry desirable lots IL klnwood, Tor resi-
asness.
Dshled SAMPLE ! RANKIN.
Tv0R eALk.--Psr of lots I Ard 81 block ~. old
i limits, bstvcsn johnson and Exehangs, front
10 g8d nshls SAMPLE . RANKIN.
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f1evlstc1 1oa Wars HnAsna -alaasss.
TilRaghasA, Laas . Dssll Aass Dssbls Wsll
L. Pitshszs, for - sanvanssass u tAass
Who vosld enjoy cold wafer His sslsy
wselh9. ~ advostiseneae.
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Coal and Weed steve
keOlkuk.

A NEW and neat little stove adapted for sAAm.
= beEs, aiming Or sitting rooms II has facilities
Tor heating igOns, and IN hot summer YEA thar naS
b used aavantagsousiy for Washing and irsnine
purposes. The stove 10 quite ornamental, snA ~
pries ef Sane low Please examine this artiole. s
II Main street.
AprS-d CONSTOCK Dn0.
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NOTICE.

rOA6TOCK BRO. ere prepared to mt -
~ Aouslsy's cheap smoke ysatilator, The eli
trse remedy for smoky chinnsys.
Apr1l-d
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Assfasa Locssessvs.-Ihe Loeonetive
-. Louis" for Ne Ksoksk, NJ. Plsasass
81 Asssasiss 1ailfsaAs sssivsd nisAs b.
feee last.
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.1Ws copy ~ foliouiag nasrisss no
tiss asoa Ne Aasphis (Tsaasssss) Appeal,
Of ~ Al inst.
"nsfrisd % Friday, tie NJ q Jsae, 4
hsraaades l1sss b s0essa p. OGnp6eai,
Essy Eea.a.s, sgsd Is, 70 Miss Lou. Has.
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EUHM0CeSs
ME have Oval. Round aad uctagsn Stone aaa
w Charcoal fernacss, very e0nssnisnt for ireA-
ing and broiliag larposss, ~ ~ Aaia-st-
Apr3-d C0AhTOCk nn0.
Squatter sovereign., 1857-01-06

was ho,ly pursued, and when he reached
Mayssillo a portion Of he mob had reach.
ed Aberdeen. The Prisoners were both
lodged in our jail, under the protection o.
Mr. Mcdaniel, where they viii remain
Until taken out by the proper officers and
sent to the Ohio Penitentiary.
In Manchester after hanging the negro
they ordered every free negro TO leave
town. and !hreatsned, if they ever eams
back again, 10 hang them.
Things have come indeed to q pretty
pass, when the people of Ohio-that is
the Abolition portion of ,hem-who CRY
out SO much against Lynch law, a.e COM
PEELED to seek refuge for their prisoners in
the jails of Kentucky.
Squatter sovereign., 1857-01-06
E Chance for Geary.

An interesting fight is brewing between
c oysrnor Gesry and Governor Robinson,
When Gev. Geary first made his appear
ance in Kansas, he stated on several oc-
casions, publicly, that he, John w. Geary,
was Governor of Kansas, and that he
would allow no one to interfere with or
question his authority; that he was TIE
Governor OF Kansas. Il seems however
that Governor Robinson has no regard for
tie Governors position or assertion. and
has issued has proclamation calling al
election 10 fill vacancy in the Legislature
which. is 10 meet on the first Tuesday In
January at Topeka. The people of Kan
sas feel interested in the matter, and will
snxious}y await the Determination of the
question as TO who is The Governor of
Kansas.
We are inclined to the opinion that the
zbolitionis.s have been hu:nbaggins Gear
ry, and are now determined 10 drop him.
Their object was TO Kill him with the Law
and Order party. then cast him aside as a
worthless tool, laughed at, fooled, and de-
graded by one party, despised and reject
cd by the other.
Gov. Geary, re earnestly believe has
lost grounds with the only party in Kan
sas whose good will is worth groas. A
splendid opportunity presents itself for
him to recover that lost ground, and REIN
state himself in tho good will and afee-
ton of that party. If he slign,s this op-
,unity, the Law and Order party will
treat him as they did Reeder, and the
abolitlonists will laugh at and spit upon
him.
The Herald of Freedom says-and it
seems to have been enjoying the conf
dence of Geary of late-ihat The Topeka
Legislature will not BE interfered with by
government. We say if it is not inter-
fered with and broken up. that We will
pray the President to give Us back Shan
non with his STATED and almost ncrcsless
arm, ard not to impose upon us one who
stands BY and suffers our Laws to be
tra.npled under foot. We remember that
Gov. Shannon dispersed nuiiny of tbis
kind and was sustained by tie PresidenS
If Geary does nos DO the same thing. it
viii 10, be FOR want Of porver tsis nan, of
inclinas,sn.-Lssos,pLoa Ugton
Squatter sovereign., 1857-01-06
Doxiphau galI.

We have often heard, read aEd dreamed
Of the passage OF the Rubicon, but never
were i, our lot 10 participate in It's realiza-
lion until a recent visit to Doni phan,
whittier we were drawn by the tempting
allurements of the Ball there 10 be gwen.
Il was on Monday week last, cold, pierre
ing day. that we took our departure, and
progressed amazing we'll until the banks
Of independence creek were reached, when
difficulties. we'll calculated to make even
a modern Cesar pause ere he 5rared them,
the ice had been thrown into . confusion
worse confounded" by a sudden rise in the
creek. and now lag in detached fragments
hut slightly connected by the recently fro
zen ice. Some sought better crossing,
and runbIed about over hills and holiows
for several hours before they were success
ful; while others, leaving their vehicles on
this SIDE, succeeded in crossing iaeiria +
companions. The Rubicon.' passed, they
soon obtained conveyances 10 Doniphan-
Despite the ,ingiing fingers, frosted toes
and crimson noses. our little party were
soon enjoying the pleasures of the even
ing. forgetting in their zeal the hardslips
Of Tie journey. 4 gayer er more pleas
ant assemb!age we have not mingled with
since our debut in Kansas. The number
ef yoHng ladies' in attendance was large,
and tI.e.r claims to "wit and beauty if
we may Judge from the beataing eyes and
smiling countenances of the young gents,
are undoubted. Indeed. some OF our youth
fu!s, as they journeyed home. Ike Lots
wife, turned longing eyes to the place
they LEI, behind them; and, in imitation
OF her fate. will doubtless be turned into
husbands Tor their ternerity.
The courteous and obliging attentions of
the hest, together with the anxious soliei-
tude of his estimable lady that all should
enjoy themselves, gave to the entertain
ment all that could be required; and ne
left cur neighboring town with tho deter
minaiion to pay it another visit as soon as
the :. Rubicon" is bridged.
Squatter sovereign., 1857-01-06
Extraordinary Conduet-An Ohio Sher-
If Taking Prisoners 10 s Kentucky
Jall Ecz Safety from an Ohio mob.
D. p.

jail -cr Safety IRON an Ohio mob.
Things have arrived 10 such a pass in
Adams county. Ohio, that the Sheriff is
obliged 10 lodge his prisoners in Ken
lucky jail to keep them from the ven
geance Of the mob. Read the foI!oAing
which we take frcm the laaysyilIe Express
of the 18th inst. That paper says:
On Saturday las. there arrived in this
city the Sheriff Of Adams county, Ohio,
who had in his charge two prisoners, both
OF whom had been tried and aen.eaced 10
the Court Of Common Pleas, at West
Union one for dse years in the Peniten-
liary and the otaer fer life. The Sheriff
came in 1.-THE hreak-wagoa, and said
be left West Union, dis;ana Of 19 railes
less than two hours before.
His statements vera to this effect =
One Of the Prisoner had murdered his
faiher-in-iaw On account Of some difficult
ty wil.ch they had at game OF cards, and
the other whose name was nIiilisen, had
murdered an old man and his wife, in or-
10 get their properly. The day before
their trial came off, one hundred citizens
from Manchester had gone TO West Union
and taken a negro ost of jail-whe was
charged with committing rape upon the
person OF respectable white lazy of
AIanchester-and hung him. The people
Of West Union requested them to delay
their hanging until the case OF MiHigaa 4
and the case of the ether man, whose
name re aid not hear. was decided, and
would hang all at once. They would
not wait, however, b Ut went on and hung
the negro.
Vixen the Coars had decided ihs case,
as before mentioned, the people were
greatly inceased and very much excited.
The mob collected tsgslher at once, aId
determined to take both prisoners from the
officers aud hang them BY The law Of Judge
Lynch. The sheriff was, however too
smart fer thea, and managed to get out OF
Sown and some distance on the road TO
ken.ucgy before they discovered it. As
soon a. tkey did 30 iexevor, the Sheriff
Squatter sovereign., 1857-01-06
EaRRsED:

In DoHiPhan, * T., on the 2sd ultiIno. BIZ the
Rev. Mr- Hos gland, Col. E1BT. s. KELLEY,
editor Of the Sqnalter Sovereign, to Miss MA
RY FOREMAN, Of Doa.Phen.
That sparkling bottle OF Hook, sweet NOR
cesu Of cake. gold dollar and "to:her Gxins'. -
Were exceedingly gratifying 10 the printer
that is the anticipation Of them, which was The
extent Of the types experience on this occs-
sion. Nevertheless the health and prosperity
OF tae lucky recipients OF IEymen's fsroTs wa.
pledged in a bouncing bumper OF the reverend
:; red-eye," with the sincere wish that the con-
nubial felicity Of the happy twain may never
be narrsd on account Of sighting the printer.
Squatter sovereign., 1857-01-06
e The last Herald of Freed

az The last Herald of Freedom
brings Rsdpath, ex-eorrespondent of the
81. Louis Democrat. TO is assistance
The only reply we have for such animals
is 10 quote the following fable:
q" 4 skunk once challenged lion to
single combat. The lion declined accept
ing it.
- How said the skunk. are you
afraid 3
=. Yes replied the lion. you would
only gain fame by having the honor to
Gght with lion, while every one who
meets ne for q month to come would know
had hsen IN company with skunk"
Squatter sovereign., 1857-01-06
Later from Earcpe.
PuIL1DELpHrA.-Dec. ]

PntLkDELPHIA. Dec. II.
She Stesmsr city of Baltimore, from
Liverpool. arrived off Cape Island a, 8
o'clock last evening. Her dates are Dse
3-noon.
II was reported in London that Enpr.na
had agreed with the other Powers. 10 h.
re-assembling::of the Pesce Conference =,
Paris.
An insurrsction had broken srs in Sic.
ily.
There were rumors in England Of dis.
sentioa in the British Ministry.
The King of Prussia, in his speeeb =,
the cponisg of the Chambers. used ,bs
strongest language in relation to enforcinS
his claims on Neufchalsl.
The expedition against Persi. b,.
sailed.
The london Pest. in leader on
the Peace Conference, saysif Russia n.r.
sizis in demanding conference, j, ca.
only end in diploma,ie defeat, for Ear.
land, Austria, Sardinia and Turkey, and
we doab. not oar all5 France, will be PIE.
pared 10 maintain TIE absolute spirit aud
meaning and the very text and letter, Q
the treaty. or the ultimate result W,
have no doubt.
The insurrection near Palermo, Sicil,
hroke out under the lead of Baron Ben
irenda, who hsd 800 or 600 men undo
under his command.
Squatter sovereign., 1857-01-06
The SCATTER Sovereign in Terrible FIX.

The SCATTER Sovereign in a Terrible tx.
Hos?
Why, one of the editorial corps, aIr.
R. S. KELLEY having beseigad Troy and
captured the beautiful Helen that others
Utshed 10 steal from him, has retired
into winter quarters, at Farkyiile. Mo-,
ahers the fslicities OF young natrimony,
and the blandisinsents OF friends will cer-
,ainly keep him until the flowers of spring
and the carols Of the blue bird woo
him and his losely bride 10 return TO their
cottage home, on the enamelled plains Of
Kansas.
And vs, who were left in charge of the
squatter,s editorial destinies. have deter
mined 10 decamp for Lecelnpron. before
another Sabbath bell summons sinners to
beware Of their fate. That is provided
&c. N'e are compelled to go, FOR varis-
ty Of reasons. Ths first and ssronges. is,
lha, We are instructed by the good people Of
Atchison county 10 repair to the aforesaid
place by Monday next. and see that tie
pro-Slarery party receives "no detrinens." )"
Among ether reasons for going, we wish
to see cur Territorial Legislature assem-
ble, and what kind OF oinietal lis body is com
posed OF. We want to see, 100, how the
abolltionists Of Douglas county are COM
ing on; what they really think Of the fu-
ture. BESIDES. We want to see Gov. Gea-
ry cheek by jowi'' with the veriiables, Col.
Harvey (who was thrashed BY tie Atcl.i-
son boys, ct Hickory Point and Capt.
Walker, who. with three hundred Of
Lanes followers, attacked Col. Titus
and dozen others, and having orerrow-
cred this l.tlIe band, plundered his heuse
and burnt it to the ground. We say, that
we want TO see this impartial Governor
Geary "cheek by jowl' with Harvey
and Walker, and also ascertain whether
or not he intends TO suffer their 1eluded
followers, nov in durance vile," is be
punished, whilc their mora criminal lead
ers are receiving honor und distinctions at
his hands. In order to DO and zee sII
these wonderful things, We intend 10 deliv-
er the Squatter Sovereign over TO the .Jours
and tho Deed for few weeks, hoping they
will see that it receives /" no de,riment"
Squatter sovereign., 1857-01-06
HEAvr roacEnIxs-E. c. Davis ed

HEATT FoRGERIxs.-E. C. Davis. ed
itoE Of the Cycle. sRd School Superintend-
ent Tor the State Of Missouri. has been
discovered 10 be forger to very consid-
cradle extent. The sufferers are A. Bat
tie aud ]. Corby, bankers. the ST. Joseph
Savings Institution, Mr. Jaan Brecken-
ridge, and Mr.. W. 81. Carter. It appears
tha. he had been prsc;icing has forgeTies
through period Of nszrly ,ws y-ars.
Squatter sovereign., 1857-01-06
- rs-.. -. n Ill l.aa

gE Why don't ail Of our Hotel keep
ers and Boot Makers, and men of I'll
kinds OF business advertise. Every day
we are called from our business TO give d.
reciions to those places. Advertise gentle
men, advertise; we will saro valuable time,
sni ron make Honey oy Tie operation.
Squatter sovereign., 1857-01-06

e. Capt. r. DeTreyi!le, of Charleston, s.
C., 10 authorised to procure subsc-i iPtions for
this paper. Also, Mr.. D. B. Bobo, OF Union
District, s. c., now travelling in thc Southern
States. They viii receipt for the same.
Squatter sovereign., 1857-01-06
WANTED.

A T THIS OFFICE, TWO INTELLIGENT
"a LADS one about thirteen, the o.her liftcen
years old, to learn the printing business. Those
" no ca1 come we'll recommended will DO an
ply rcnuneratsd for their services. I;
Squatter sovereign., 1857-01-06

Is THERE BUTCHER IN WESTON OR
Sr. JosEpH. Mo?-Is question often put
to US, without ever bsing satisfactorily an
swered. For we are ignorant OF the fact
whether OF nosthere is suoh thing as "a
Slaughter pen in either place, though there
should be. II the Princes Of the Hog
market (if such there be- in Weston or
St. Joseph, will only give our citizens no.
tice-which can he easily done through TIE
squatter Sovereign-they will 6nd our
Wagons and carts tur1bling wheels over
bodies,i in .heir haste to pFocure baclibones
abort ribs. suasages and pork and
meat Of all descriptions, shapes sIze
and qualities. The ingress TO our -four
ishiDg town, and country in its rear has been
SO great within the last fve months that
some difficulty is experienced TO procure
the requisite quantities Of neat-that
great lar,ler of the stomach. And our
country and city people are anxious to learn
where they can procure it with the great
rs. convenience and least expense. Butch
ers of Weston ard ST. Joseph. let Us hear
from you.
Squatter sovereign., 1857-01-06

ga A subscription mas been started il
Charleston, S, C., and headed BY libera!
contributions, TO procure earriage for pre-
sen:atioa 10 hfr. Buchanan.
Squatter sovereign., 1857-01-06
Fook osst for fr1a q.

a cross (thus, 4, ) Immediately before the
name, signifies that ths subscriber has not paid
fer his paper, and that it is expected he will
reTuit the amount due US By the return mail.
Squatter sovereign., 1857-01-06

E| The Parisian doctors hare passed
rcte Of thanks to The Empero. Alexar.
der, OF Russia. for h ukase against quacks
the moving cause for which was the death
OF Nicholas under the homeopathic treat
gnent.
Squatter sovereign., 1857-01-06

e. Mr.. JeHE RAnpoLPH, now travelling
in uis Southern States, is an authorised agent
for the Squstter Sovereign.
Squatter sovereign., 1857-01-06

- Ladies generally shop in couples.
When a lady has any money ss spend. she
dearly loves taking friend with her .o
see ksr spead It.
Squatter sovereign., 1857-01-06

So a FIRE occurred IN Weston, Mo,
on Main street between Mnrke, and Thom-
as streets, which consumed three buildings,
and would have extended much further
had it not been that the adjacent houses
were fre-proof. A portion of the injury
sustained was by the removal of goods
from the stores nearest the scene of dam
ger. The following ia a list of ths suffer
Squatter sovereign., 1857-01-06
LIST OF LETTERS

ID EMAINING in the Postoliies at Atchison.
IL X T., st ths Close Of the Quarter, ending
Oh 3Ist Of December, 1s56
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-01-15
DIR. ~. III. MarSeliS.
PROFESSOR MOTIFS
FEBRIFUGE WINE.
(IS QUART BOTTLEs.)
nNR,HSRyRD n n n Mo ~ sHlHn N .aAR

TIVHE greatest kedoine ever discovered for the
j 81 Fever aud Ague, Chill Fever, Dumb Ague,
snd all bilious diseases. Thi valuable medicine has
now been before the public for several years, and
there can b. better evidence offered OF its e0cacy
than its extensive sale. aud constantly increasing
reput alton and this Is owing to It's having performed
some Of the mo.l wonderful and hing cures
that have ever been known. Being purely vegefA-
bic, free from all foreign dicts rious " mineral COIN
peufda, fetrifuge Wine NAV be taken with the ut
strengthens the stomach invigoraes the system ana
sutrely prevents the languor and pros;i alton Of
strength which sissys attends We've, and Agu., and
all bilious dseases 1t no, only bresks the Ct ls and
checks the fever bu, removes the diseaee 9th Liv-
and other organs. on which the Chill and Fever
depends. TIE thousands who have USE. the fcbri-
fuge Wine Iced 10 furiher evidence Of it virtue than
its happy restorative fleet II Ia truly wonderful
medicine, aud operates on ths system Ike Charm
The first sec5n dose Il PehrfuSe Vine breaks the
removes he disc sse ~ rmsnsntly from the system.
aud l. ayes ia, tosiy in q healthy condition. Thoee
persons who anbicte With Fsver and Aguc any
f1rm II billions diseases, are recommended 10 give
hi Walt sble medicln. fair trial. which 10 all that
Is Necessary to insure SUCCESS and convince al Of IL
superiority every Other .sne,r o6sre-i TO
the pubic Certificates u the highest respe';abilty
might be presented 10 suDstantiAte ali thsf is claimed
In Its half bnt IL will b. left TO IN n,eue. :elto
stand OF fall upon It's own merits
Caution Ia the Publk.-De cure thai H. name o!
he proprietor, JOHN WIHER, IL In his own hsndwri.
ting, The pfsmissorv Note, which ATT. r 81 to
the bottom 81 each engraved lxbal on the h'.'i-.
Sold at retail by Druggists And Nercasnt ,rty-
where.
Al. wha!sar ordvr- In,r' he jiF-,t to, Jobs y.
mr. ~ Msst-r Lane, n. Y. Or 20 la, h S.tiriu.
wh,les,. drt,.Iis's. Chicago.
sold WHOLESALE snd r-tsi BY M-rfra
ALvORD VAN YArrRN
g3,-ixwy Davei',srrt. low.
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FOUNDRlES, MILLS, &C.
DAVENPORT IRON WORKS
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Corner Roet leland and Second Streets.
JAIME, DONNEl.LG 4 co.,
Late Iore~sen Of ne Lsl20ire Rowadry,l
4 RR prepared 70 execute oil kinds u Engine
"A aud Machine work for Saw and HlcuriDG mills
Also
',rsanestal Msass Cassinss.
" s".eri, and varied designs. Caps Stills. Brack-
ste. rrusses SC q tho latest patterns, made to
ORDER.
n. b. Ssrsis isttsnt"n paid Ia repairing wors.-
Aecbfrufs 10 o achiDery repaired without delay
1rasS cast ms made to order on short r.tice.
tmhi6dtfl JAAAR. DONEEIIY 4 CO.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-01-15
PAPER HANElN(iS.
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i13 Lake street.. Chicago, llliaOia
importer aad dealer In Paper Ranging.
window Shades, Paints, Oils, Glass,
vaRnIsh. Artists Materials. DPUshss.
vNTB have or hand over 100000 rolls Of wa!l
w papers, BORDERS. -, American. French,
English snd German. tor ther with All extensive as
scrtnent 81 Grt, Landscape ard common Water
Shatss, Cords, Tssses. &c.
" Ala NJ I0z
OF every description from the most celebrated .a-s
en manufactures, IL barrels AM half bAsris.-
White Lead, Zinc, Spirits Tarpen:Ine. Glue. be all
Of which will he e,d lower than ever sefor~ a. red
10 the Wss,.
J. >. SHORT. ~ Lake e.. Chlcaas
VpIs-SW Opposite Res 4 Bostes's.