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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-06-15

EgaNO.-Farnpr- and s'tnDteTs look 30 yomr
Nu fNTERESTSMy stock Of GuHuO and uiher eTtilhefs
IL now in store consisting Peruy1u Guano No. a, Bait
more Inspection, price s62 DenrGs Manipulated c'nah9
composed OF pure Peruvian heNcn Guano and Bone
Powder This said by many b. auioriorio Peruvian an
ano De}urg Snper Phosphate Of Lime, Mexican ttlano
containing pcr Of Bone Phosphate OF Lime Kettle
wells Potash and Plaster excellent manure for Old land To
Ivnchburg Ground Plaster, IN Buk Bags or Bar
rcls.
IL my intention keep good supply of all the most ap
proycd fertilizers and to sell them not at the gh" price
that an be but al the lowest ossibeprcea t9 they
can be afforded buy Huano rm the agents OF ne Pc
yian Government Is certainly of the best quality
NV prce Ia rs other market adding the cost of
INSTRUMENTATION Fertilizers much usG' ana / can
proye 10 Farmers aud Planters that it Is their interest TO
atronze house as propose 10 keep Please give me
a emil VIM. A. MILLER,
mar 9r is On Basin.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-06-15

ynyMOsE sm wans Of Superior Cleshinx will -
IL SUR, TO find superior goods and latest styesa At
ieets .f.I 0LAbS nhANHS o
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-06-15

WHEAT GsEANERS-W hnyc Just received
w Of Wheat Cleaners, one horse Steel Spring
Rakr which and III recommend 10 the farners as
nm article that evary ought to have and which VIII
for itself in Two days work wheat field AT the Lynch
burg A AsgieulturaiWorks .
WHITTEMORE & JOSIIE, Props,
ie4e Successors to Il :. Whittemore Bro.
MONUMENTAL DEssssS-, some oew Dc.
Nh signs just received. g JOiiN b oabpEss'
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-06-15

A-GEN5-' EXTRA FINE SSsDEA-a
<rse Just from Manufacturer Gents
very ine Shoes and Caters, and through the season
sba try 10 keep supply of the newest styles and best
workmanship for Gents wear i aEAobhi'
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-07-21

NIGHTMARE or THE GAZE7TE
The Gazette Of yesterday morning is
full Of horror at the certainty Of the
approaching defeat Of the Republican
party. 1t sees the majority which
frenzied fanaticism secured for the
Republicans In November Last, fading
away, and with the returning reason
Of tho people, returning Democratic
majority. It begins to below ont ''cor-
ruption !" and warns all the Republi-
cans not to cell their votes to the Dem
ocracy-not to enter into any barter
trade whereby the Democrats will
elect their candidates. We suggest 10
tho Gazette that its remarks are grave
charges against the purity Of it, own
party. We knew that all over the
country, proofs Of Republican corrup-
ton we're abundant, and that regular
sale Of votes for value. was the chief
staple of wealth to the leaders of the
black Republican party. We had heard
Of Greeley, Bennett, Simouton. Gilbert
Matteson 4 Co, m 4 Che lesser lights
Of that party, and knew that they made
no secret Of their vensIity. But we
supposed that the corruption system
had not been fully adopted in Scott
County by the shriekcrs. The Gazette
informs us otherwise. It tells us that
Republicans are for salc-that they can
be bought by the Democrats and it
demonstrates with these corrupt voters,
not to enter into any such trade, and
sale Of votes at the approaching cleo
ton. 1t says two heard Of leading
Democrats Of I.eClaire bargaining with
Republicans to secure their votes for
Harvey Leonard" 1.-THE Gazette will
go little farther and inform us Of the
price ola Republican vote, We will
raise fund, to be appropriated in case
Of necessity, for buying up the requisite
number. But the Gazette is altogether
nselcssly uneasy about tho sale Of Re-
publican votes. Such votes are not
needed. The Democrats have such a
majority in the County, that no neces-
sity arises for buying votes. We hope
the Republicans Of LeClaire feel com
plimeated by the article in the Gazette.
They ought to unite in presenting a
leather medal to its editors, for expos
ing their rottenness. We think the
editors have judged the LeClaire Re-
publicans by standard in their own
breasts, and imagine them salcablc,
because that is a personal weakness
with the editors Of their Organ. 1.-THE
Republicans who arc for sale will call
at this Office and leave schedule Of
priceA We will consider the subject
further.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-07-21


Upto this time New Granada has
remained defiant of the just demands
Of the United States, notwithstanding
the government of the leading powers
Of Europe have expressed opinions
against her conduct, and wonder at
the forbearancc Of the United States.
We also wonder at the forbearsncc Of
this government in permitting more
than year to pass after the perpe-
tration of one Of the most bloody ira
gedica, in which our citizens were vic
tins. Forbearance only strengthens
impunity, and multiplies ach Of aggres-
sion. Republic in name, the States Of
Mexico, Central, and South America,
do not poasess the genuine republican
element Education and Religion are
almost universally despised and negaec'
ted BY these peoples and bigotry, SUI
pssstitioa, and intolesaace are almost
universal The tsnpse Of the people.
i 6sfal passionate, INDECENT rowing,
tAieving. and revolutionary. Mixing %
generally win the Indians and Ne
groes, the issue ofthh, unnatural ANAL
gamation is . class ofpeople not quite
- rowing and savage = the Indians,
but indolent like the negro. and cruel
like the red man. No civilization can
iasue out Of such elsmsnt, that will be
apermanent force tending to the e.
tshlshment ofgsnnine liberty. While
the rest Of the Americas States advance
in every direction thst secures exalta,
ton in the social scale, AID more per
iect liberty, the Spaaiah American mon.
grsl rscss remain statiosary, or actaally
rstrograde il The scale Of imprcvsnest.
: Our government Aas hithata in ID
iatsseessss With 6paaiaA-American
Rspalia,hssa over cautioo ~ 70 en-
cite jealousy, Or give capse Of olEease,
and . aesrss e paAnsaal solicitode aad
jbsbsasasss szesslsd, that hasalsost
anssntsd toa neglsst Of on fishl,
and The righh sfosr sitisena. -. y =
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-07-21

HAVING established himself in this place In thu
II business Of envsa 4 BRASS PLArIHo. psopessg
to MI al orders for fine Silver plated Door Ralee,
Door Knobs, Dell Pulls, Butts numbers, Plates end
Figures adopted 70 the use OF Doors and Church
Pew, ughtniag nn1s poinss, window Sash, Carri-
age and Harness trmminsy plated to order a sAsgt
noeioe. An writ warranted equal toths best
WILLIAM OMAHA.
yrst bsnaint est ~ ~ Psnasyivania Hoo,
Second street, Up eeairo.
Aprtl 1l.-dtf
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-07-21
LOOK AT THIS I

LOOK Al Th46
The Davenport Gazette Of July Goth
in speaking of the probable defeat OF
the New Constitution, says
at win be moral defeat Of our party,
worse than purely political failure We
cannot stand tive must not permit our
selves to try the experiment Of standing the
effects Of snch defeat
Let the eyes Of the people be open
cd. 1t is now confessed that the New
Constitution was made by the Black
Republicans for purely party purposes
1t is a monstrous outrage upon the
people, An imposition worse than the
tyranny Of Napoleon III. It's COMES
sed that this monstrosity was gotten
up to perpetuate and strengthen the
Republican party. Has it come to thls'
Must the Consultation d our State Dc
a puritan nstruments The Gazette
could have taken no surer way to de-
feat this dctestable instrument. Even
Republicans who have honesty ofheart
will not consent to vote for partlzan
Constitution. We thank the Gazette
for this warning to Democrats.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-07-21

the continent warrants. is by absorbing
]1sFIF76Sas=s5sage
bA6 ~ Gnpa etths American Yam
tss Thsasiss - sse those pecP'e
seie exaatsA i vain. 1t cannot be
FYeahuUtuAusuce must pour into those
stA,eA and become the sctive force J"
the work of regeneration. Hence no
ueceasity Of fOrbcannoe or conc'pa.'o''
-;,h them New Granada should be
At once bombarded, and her p'rsc'e'
nunished. Let fear Of consequences
prevent, Whist diplomacy asd entreaty
have hitherto failed to secure.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-07-21

IOSEPH CRAuDALI b . eandidete for The Of.
u doe Of neoueder Of Scott County, subject 70 ~
action of The Demosrstic 0bunsy COavsntion.
JulyodN
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-07-21

>DTHERR Is an article selling throughout tee
EH country that hes attained the WIDEST crse
,,ssV Sc nnyvw - vssneiy ~ Liver CsmptaAnss'
vrs have referrncs % Dr sansosah 1svi6ssee1, o.
liver Remedy that has sevsosssed euses slaAes soo
great 70 believe were s net for tss undeabea svl-
dence thst accompany tbs esaisoaaeis. ~ =, w
trutk. the gYeslesl remciy ksewa ~ DtsgrpsA
jsund,ce " . eeaessi dshIuy that - eose esm~
ths SKIN Of our most eninent pAysisssns
rr Sanford has been cor Alons time oas q sns e.l
.rnt nhvsIcsrs o. Neu YORK; and u u sat, uuss q
Lls go. were treated With the lnvigSrAtSf via
such sfic success chat he has been tnoecfa
ef Il a. family medicine. and ~ the Nosid nav
thu benefit Of his discovery. II thOss vho are slo''
bed With debility hesdache lsngsor, OF sle~ nnser
in. fever vii, try h,t,le, tAink they migns saw
physlci.ns bills and days, perhaps years Of son ring
July1dAwlm
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-07-21
A~DA HOME BOR the WO1kIn0 AAN-A
UH REMEpY FOR nIou knAHA
OO Lots In Burrows Addition.
~
III Lsts in f.indssy's Addition.
n Lots in Haynaker's Subdivision.

nesides II Icts Of srom 4 TO acres each, within
halt mile from the oorpos stion line, and ossusi-
fully located for private rtsidences
| All Of the foregoing lots are nrs! enough 70 .ns
Of the bus ines man attend his business wisheu'
inconvenience. "a. A.
They will be sotd lOw and on long credit, 70 that
she iread Of Rent DAY. HOr prices go terms apply
Il GDO l. hiCK0LI0.
| r.o.,a,ts Davenport Block.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-07-21

Justice Of the Peace,
r. ID. EsAGsAk.
NFPlCR in the second ttSy cfthe old Post Once
~ Building, Rast side Of Brady between Front and
ID S1vsrts,
w,nvAt dtf
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-07-21

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ooa...ss,s q q ala tAef /
saa Usa.r ahlrs..
s:sS, A.''s'lls. A'rs.
Sa 1,ss La |. :.
Linen and Jsas DrsVss
slset etik and Fancy ssssts,
esmmer
Carpst 1aU,
wess s,ds Main 81, Davenport, LOW.
A Rare Chance.
FIFTEEN THOUSAND DOLLARS
AT Fifteen Per Cent.
SAMUEL PERRF
HAssA' Ss's '''or-e.. u
READY-MADE CLOTHING
n ~ city, which - VII ssllst the ahevs psecsai and
wsrrsnt them - cheap - any gOods sold IN ~ etv,
ct cost or Otherwise.
ssod Aasostmsst q Hurnishiug 0ools. CON-
stisins 70 part q Fine White end vssy Shirts and
Uoder-C i0lhlng. jun6dtf
SAMUEL PERRY
| Has got -
GOOD A CUTTER.
AS FINE CLOTHS,
AS GOOD JOURS
CHEAP A .GARM1NT
= any fellow In the city.
c.. sN e. saen. Brady :ssrsss, opposite ~
HATS AND CAPS.
sLssk est fsr he Waggsa r.
II OF ''' -
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One Horse Hat Store y!
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~ they are nov selling
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the lowest Cash prices, In order to make room 1ee
an
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EXTENSIVE ASSORTMENT OF
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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-07-21
~-uo1RY 10 loan. - = ....,f
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amVo0aAI8.-Doe pa,s thrup yeos - -
shey are we'll bsoken 10 Aesnsss. 49,
me Lumber WAGON and harness, ~ compsese. 90
- 800 d uoSk on Main slress, near ~ ~ oesas
church, scs nv dsys. - AAAsses'
July tois
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-07-21
SAea.iHs nMe1

IyoUOO ~ y VDDU8VC9
CkCOND story Of old Post Once Building, . -.
- side of Brady, between Front aad ID streets. 80
HABv8Y LEONARD
naySSd.f CheriR Of Scott Oou
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-07-21
Correspondence OF Express X Herald.
GREAT EXCITEMENT.

Meeting Of Constitutional LoNuenfion-Rero-
istionary Proceedings the Republicans
The United States Legislature Hall an
their Posscssion, and held IN Defiance Of
the authority Of tie Secretary Of the
Territory-I Withdrawal ofMe Democra-
GU, and Separate Organization
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-07-21
Removal.


TIME subscribers are now prepared 10 place upon
i the ceilings, walls, &c, she finest OF imported
white-wash unsurpassed by hone. Charges modsr-
ate. We may be Sound always In the vicinity Of
Davenpcrt's Block with brushes In hand, too ready
70 accommodate all our patrons
Juns9eits BAILEY. PARSONS L CO.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-02-25

CENTRAL ANERIcA.-By the arrival OF the
Tennessee from Aspinwall, we have adyiccs
to the 10Th inst. There has been considera-
ble fighting and skirInishing between de-
tachments Of Walkers army under command
of Coils Lockridge and Titus, and the Costa
Ricans, in which the former claim advanta-
ges, though no decisive battles were fought
In an engagement near Rivas, Capt. Phinner
of the Walker army, under command OF
Gen. Henningsen, was killed, and Col. Jaques
and Maj. Dusenberry badly wounded. The
Costa Rican loss is supposed to have been
great. At last advices, the Nicaraguans had
drawn off to the vicinity of Granada, await
ing the arrival of ammunition from Grey
town.
The last accounts from Gen. Walker are to
Feb. >. lie was at San Juan del Sud, with
three hundred men. He had established his
head quarters at Riyas, and was concentra-
ting all his force there; amounting to eight
hundred men.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-02-25
RIVER INTELLIGENCE.

RIvER-The river fell about three inches
yesterday and was at stand last night
0TThe Louisville and st. Louis packet
Southerner passed up yesterday morning
early. She will be here Thursday morning
for ST. Louis.
o. The unrivalled New Orleans packet
Rob't j. Ward, passed up yesterday. The
clerk has our thanks for late papers.
o. The Green River packet w. A. Eaves
came down yesterday, she LEFT small con-
Segment OF tobacco at this place and departed
for Louisville.
OF The Gov. Powell left for Wabash last
night. She is now making flying trips in the
Wabash and Evansville trade. She is ''look-
ing for her money where she lost it."
OF Before the year 1900 there was not
steamboat in existence, at the present time
there are more than three thousand traversing
the inland waters of America. The time
saved in travel is equal to 700 per cent
OF The Kate Sarche', with full cargo Of
produce from the Wabash, arrived last night
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-02-25
Leyislature,

In the Senate on Monday. a motion was
made to correct the Journal by striking out
the words Leroy Woods, formerly Senator
from Clarke county" 1t was amended so as
not to state whether Woods was Senator or
not
motion was made to read Washington's
Farewell Address. Amendments were made
adding the Lords Prayer and Christ's Sermon
on the Mount. The whole affair was post
poned to,the last day Of the session.
A committee was appointed to investigate
The matters connected with Gov. Wrights
fees and salaries.
A bill providing that petit jurors shall here
after be selected from by-standers. was lost.
The bill for. the disposition Of the sinking
funds was referred to select committee.
A bill was passed, requiring residence Of
Go days in the county and 30 in the township
before a voter could be eligible.
In the House disgraceful squabble took
place about the reading Of the Farewell Ad-
dress, motion having been made, that i;
should be read in Joint convention. Each
time that the House was called quorum ap-
peared. When the vote was called, the Re
publicans bolted. The House adjourned to 2
Pm, when a number of bills Of minor impor
lance were introduced. A discussion in Ie
lation to the liquor law occupied the remain
der Of the evening.
We neglected to state in the Senate pro
ceedings, that the bill repeating the liquor law
of 1855, has been or1ered to be returned t.
. the Senate by the Committee on Temperance
1t is reported this morning that Leroy Woods
3 is about to resign and go home, as his vote il
the Senate is not recognized
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-02-25
LATER FROM EUROPE.
Arrival of the Indiana.

PORTLAND Me-, Feb "a.
The steamship Indiana mas arrived from
Liverpool with dates to the 10th inst She
sailed early on the morning of the 11th inst.
The America was telegraphed below at Liver
pool on the 10th.
Parliamentary return Of income, and ex-
penditure Of the year ending September 30th,
shows a to.al income of upwards of II ,000,-
GOO pounds, and expenditures about 5000
600.
The Chancellor Of Exchequer announced
that on Friday he would report his financial
statement. In the House of Lords, reference
was made to an article in the Paris Moniteur
which intimatcd the probable Union Of the
Danubian Principalitics.
Lord Lindhurst wished to know whether
the Divan that was about TO assemble would
take into consideration the question Of this
Union, or whether it would be deciled by the
representatives.
Lord Clarendon replied that he had read
the article in the Meniteur with surprise, but
at present he should abstain from expressing
any opinion on the subject. Mr.. w. Layard
in the House Of Commons, inquired whether
the present ambassador at Paris was negotia-
ting with Lord Cody under same full powers
he possessed at Constantinople.
Mr. Smith, in the absence Of Lord Pal
merston said he believed the powers were
precisely the same, and he had every reason
to hope that the negotiations would result
satisfactorily. Dir. D'Isracl again repeated in
the most positive terms that treaty had been
made by France guaranteeing to Austria her
Italian possessions. Lord Palmerston denied
that the treaty existed, but admitted that
France during the Russian war agreed to as
sist Austria in case of distractions in Italy
LIVERPOOL, Feb. 10th.
Various Liverpool circulars quote the cot
ton market steady and unchanged. Sales for
three days were $4,000 bales, including 10000
ton speculation and export. The market clos
ed steady at the following quotations.: Mid
ding Orleans rs; middling uplands ZIG;
middling Mobile DIG; Cor Brazilian and
Egyptian long staples active; and all qualities
have considerably advanced.
Manchester markets quiet.
Richardson, Spence Sc CO., quote bread
stuffs quiet. Wheat inactive and quotations
barely maintained Flour also Inactive Pro
vision market generally unchanged. Pork
dull. Bacon also dull and unchanged. Lard
7os, but buyers demand a reduction.
LONDON, Feb. 10.
Consols for money 93@93 Is.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-02-25
BY TELEGRAPH.
REPORTED EXPRESSLY FOR THE JOURNAL
Remains OF DR.. Kane.

Remains Of Or. Kane.
NEW ORLEANS, Feb. %.
The steamship Cahawba, arrived to-day,
from Havana, bringing the remains Of DR..
Elisha Kent Kane, the Arctic explorer, who
died at Havana on the 10th inst The remains
were received by Committee and escorted
to the City Hall here they will lie in state till
tomorrow, 4 o'clock. They will then be con
yeyed on board the steamer l. L. Woodruff
for Louisville enroute to Philadelphia.
The city authorities. military and civic
societies and citizens generally will participate
in doing honor to the remains. The highest
honors were paid to the remains by the Of
icals of Havana, as they were conveyed to the
Cahawba.
New ORLEANS, Feb. %.
The steamboats, Belfast and Humbolt come
into collision Friday last. The Humbolt
bound from Nashville; total loss, with 20 OF
her crew, mostly negroes. The Belfast unin-
ured.
BosroN, Feb "a.
Sumner started for Washington to-day, to
resume his seat in the Senate. He will pro-
coed to Europe on the Fulton, 9TH of March.
ST.. LOUIS, Feb. "a.
The Democratic State Convention to NOM
mate candidate for Governor met at Jeiier-
son City, and adjourned over to-day, without
doing anything. Attendance SLIM
HALIFAX, Feb. "a.
New Government organized to-day. Tup-
per, Provincial Secretary.
WAsHrNGToN, Feb. "a
Supreme Court Chief Justice announced
that no argument would be heard after Fri
day, 9th, and Court would adjourn Friday,
9th March.
LATER FROM EUROPE.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-02-25

0T The Columbus lO.) Gazette, says that
city has cause to lament the existence of three
daily newspapers, the proprietors of which
are all known to be in starving condition.
To prevent too speedy dissolution, all three
of these papers are published in the evening.
and by this means they save the expense of
extra wages and gas light. The Cincinnati
Commercial has a greater circulation in CO.
lumbus, than either Of the city papers, and
IS relied upon for the latest news.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-02-25

OF The Anniversary Soiree and Ball of
the Washington Engine Company, which
came off OH Monday night, was one of the
most brilliant affairs of the season. 1t was
attended by about two hundred ladies and
gentlemen, who chased the small hours with
flying feet away when all retired happily
fatigued to their homes. The Wasbngton's
parties are always delightful entertainments.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-02-25

THREE MEN SHOT wIrH ONE BALL.-We
clip the following from the Fort Smith Ark
Herald of the 3lst ult:
On Thursday, about o'clock P. VI. a diff
Guilty took place on Garrison avenue in this
city, between some Of the soldiers occupying
the fo-t near this place, which led to shoot
ing. One soldier named Willoughby shot an
other named Leonhard, the ball entering below
the right breast, passing through the tleshy
part and coming out behind, grazing the knee
of third, and finally lodged in the calfof the
leg of fourth soldier, where il is as we write
course.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-02-25
p. G.. O'RILEY & CO.,
Storage, Forwarding and Commission
M u ~ O II "A NJ II g.


r.. HAvISG fitted upa mammoth 49,.
wha Boat. the largest on the ~
ohio ir5r I'm the tal manner we re pre-
ourcare eth.
or by RIVER, RAILROAD Oh CANAL,
without exposing to the nelemency ofthe weather, any
property; TO Receiv
Storing and Forwarding and also to the sale any
Produce consigned 10 us and all orderspromptly filed
PIG. O'RILEY returns his sincere thanks to his nu-
merous friends thor former patronage, and
fu ly socits acontnuance ofthe same, which will be
duly reeiproeated.
A Store Room wellsupp,ied, will be kept forthe
of Boats their orde carefully nlled
mh3-d&vIy Z. G.0RILEY Il CO