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Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1857-09-30

KLETT'S WORM PLUMS.-we wish to call
IN particular attention to this article. 1t has been
in use several years. and has given entire satisfaction
They are palaable and inviting to children they
certain and safe in their operation purgatve is
qured in connection with their use; they fail
when used according to directions. For sale BY
LINK 4 KINNEY,
Staunton, Sept. 9, 1857. Chemists & Druggists
TOR SALE...A FARM OF $40 ACRES,
i NEAR STAUNT0N, VA.-The Farm on which
reside, miles from Stanton Of about 800 acres 80
of which are well timbered is for sale. The buildings
are handsome and spacious and the land very good
aud we'll waered by Lewis Creek-capable Of division
terms Address WM u. JoHNa' Va
July Is, 1851. lex Of all kinds off,
IRON IRON !@sfAniiers and Mechanics use, for
j ron and Steel D. w. KENNEDY.
sale Gle.aRG xnton Sept. 9, 1851.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1857-09-30
FALL TRADE, 1857.
A. MORRIS,
WHOLESALE DEALER IN
Rocks. PaDer, Stationery. Piano FOrteS,

BOOKS, Paper, SIdtIONFTyy fIdHV OrItSS
81 MAIN STREET, RICHMOND, VA,
rs now receiving his usual large and general assort-
i ment of Books PAPER, STATIONERY, FANCY GooDs
and PIANO FoRrEs for the Fall trade, to which he in
vites the attention of Country Merchants visiting the
and desirable goods to select from as can be found in
any market, and upon terms as fair and as liberal
Thankful for the liberal patronage and many favors
extended by the Virginia trade, beg to assure
my old friends the merchants and the public OF re-
newed exertions to deserve continuance of their fa
vors A. MOkklS.
al Bookseller and Publisher.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1857-09-30

r IMITATION.-Ou partnership will shortly ex'
pre by limitation. For the purpose OF closing,
we this day selling our entire stock s o.
arge and embraces some very desirable goods, which
shall be sold without reserve. ltd A.
We also have variety of other goods, outside .ne
Dry Goods line, which will be sold on same terms rer,
sOns her would do we'll to give call and
examine for themselves. ,,nrn,rpo g. co
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1857-09-30
Staunton, Sept. ., 1S57-Vind. copy

GREAT EXCITEMENT IN STANTON.
(J The citizens of Staunton and its vicinity are
particularly invited to call at the GALLERY o. M made
at his rooms Having obtained all the recent improve
ments in the art, DAGUrRREorrpEs, MELAISorYpEsAaa
BRorYpEs and PATENT LEATEE Pictures, an article el
which can be enclosed to any part of the world with
out additional postage and last though not least IS te
smallest size to that ofEfe size. Ladies and gentle
men would do we'll to coll and examine specimens at
the above Gallery before sitting for picture else
where.
Starnton Aup Of 1857.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1857-09-30

TINE SMOKING TOBACCO-Just received
Il an extra fine article of Smoking Tobacco for sale
by JNo. b. EVANS.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1857-09-30
SCHEME.
HAVANA PLAN OF sINGLENUMBERs,
SPLENDID SCHEME.

IL NOW BECOME so POPULAR.-GRAN I'D
CONSOLIDATED LOTTERY OF MD, EXTRA Class
3, to be drawn in Baltimore Saturday. September 26t,
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1857-09-30
TINE BEDFORD LANDS FOR SALE

n Physicians orders solicited and promptly filled
with fresh and genuine Drugs.
Sfa,,ntnn Sent 1877
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1857-09-30

UTHALEB0NE, BRASS AND RATTAN in store
w Call soon; demand greater than the stock on
hand PIPER d FUNkH0USER.
Stanton, August s. 1856.
p S.-Please remember that there are various kinds
of Goods, in which are selling inviting bargains.
7. K F.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1857-09-30

VTIRGiNIA.-At Rules held in the Clerks Office
Y of the Circuit Court of Augusta county, Septem
Der the 9TH, 1857 James g. Patterson, admir- de 60niS
aOn with the will annexed Of John Conner, decd
Plaintiff,
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-04-18
L A TEST RW s
ARRIVAL OF THE ARABIA

sandy Hook April 10.
The Cuhaid steamer Arabia has arrived
With Liverpool dates - the ofsesoooa ee
Saturday, April
The EaxIish electors sre still progress
1'g, and in general were favorable 10 Pal
mevsloa.
India affairs are satd 10 be growing more
threatening. The China mails had been re-
ceived in England, and although peace was
considered psobsb's,it was not oshe's''y an
nounced
GREAT BatIAiS.-TheB Borough elechot
were prog, essing throus bout the country.
The Palmerstons are onffent OF large
ma ,o rity il the new House. Tn opposite
admit that there will be considerable ma
iori,y, but says il will not be sufficient for
Palrnersion. The are one hundred new
men in the House, 81 many old ones are
out.
Arrests we're being made in Paris Of con-
spirators against Napoleon.
Details Of Chin news are also received,
confirming the previous tell graz hic sum
nary and repeating the report that the
Chinese Emperor has ordered peace 10 BE-
made, but doubts continue IS TO the truth OF
the statement.
The American ship Highhyei was wreck
ed al Formosa and all of thu crew, % ~
nu nser, weIe murdered and thu ship burn
ed BY the natives.
New York, April. l6
The steamship Tennessee arrived this
morning from Aspinwall, on P NJ. Of
April 4th lsoded her passengers and left
for San Juan the same evening.
Col. Lockridge advanced to Castillo
on March 18th, with 400 men on board
the steamer J. r. Scott, and rsscusd.-
He found the onsny Who were 500 strong,
had fortified Nelson's Hill, $50 yards in
chs rear OF the Castillo, With strong
brosstwoaks, bitches, and several large
guns.
He returned without making an attack.
and destroyed all the forti6c atoms below
| Castillo, having abandoned all hope Of the
| river. He disbandoned the Battalians Of
Recruits, and subsequently formed a new
| one from those who were willing 10 60 %
Walker, via Panama.
The boiler OF the steamer J. A. Scott tx.
| ploded uear scrspilui during the retreat,
| killing and wounding about fifty ofiic r. aud
| men. These were irum' diatsly sent 10 Pm
nta Arenas III the Rescue The Tennessee
| croug'i' away all the wounded who were
| alb" 10 be removed.
Cot. I.ocktiig- s,,ll remains up the river
with h force, and il well supplied with
| provisions.
Washington, April 10th.
The Roman Catholic Institute Of
lIenrieo County, Va, was burned YES
terday
This morning delegates from -four
different tribes Of Indians paid formal
respects to the President, who, expires.
sing his warm interest in the welfare
of the red men. said he WAS a great ia
thcr Of many such persons, yet strange
to SAY he had no children OF his own.
Amount Of lands granted to Mime
sofa under recent act Of Congress ioI
railroad purposes, is estimated at t.,
lG.00Oac
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-04-18

| ~ sospVVU e00 SsSvWov 0u0oVNs
Tho New York Odss,osr noticing Mr.
Chesver's fulmnations on the Supreme
Court decision in the case OF bred,
Scott, says =
We should like to know il men in
judicial station have not as good right
To their opinions, and to express them.
as private citizens. And if they are
bound BY All oath to give their Judge.
ment according to the law and the
constitutions, is il not their privilege to
pronounce that deliberate and solemn
judgement. without being sssailed by
the Caeever rs 'manacs." or con.
demned by the Smiths to the yallow..
This persecution for opinion. sake
is revival OF the days Of racks
and thumb screws and iaggots and in.
QUESTIONS. The ruritans sought q
country where they could exercise the
right Of private judgement, and hold
their opinions without being draeooned
or denounced from the altar
But son OF the Puritans. in church
Of the Puritisns, in the year Of our
Lord 1857. stands up at the altar and
curses the Supreme Court Of the Uni.
ted States for their opinions. In the
phrsuzy Of his intolerance he pro.
nounces the Court insane, and the
opinion they rendered Of no more
worth than the opinion Of mahiscs.
And then famous non resident orator
arises and says If We had Q government
worthy ofths name Of government it
would hang these seven audsoioas
Judges sooner than it would hang rebels.
But this preacher and this orator,
Chssver and Smith, profess to love lib
srty and to believe in free speech +! Aud
they would shut the mouths ofthe jud.
ges by sending them to an insaae ssy'
lum, or hang them by the neck. be.
cause they have complied with their
oath Of Office and given the individual
opinion on constitutional question +.
Il Is vol FOR liberty Of consiisnce aud |
freedom ofopinion. that'ths 0Aeevsn |
and Gsrrit Smith'k are few IN our day.
IL shsrs were enough u them to fst
power, they would astal.iHh m inpasa;.
Itch ana plant githsss ia shs sfesia.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-04-18

Throughout the flee State. u dis.
position is becoming uni,er,sl in the
ranks Of the kepnhiicans. 10 abandon
tue party lame, and the party. aim,
AND come out oge.n u.le, the banner
ofthc Native Americans.
This was done in Rhode Island, and
IN Connecticut, aud barely saved those
Two state. from total loss TO the Or.
position, while in I'ennsyl. snis, since
The November election, the uame 0.
Aepuhlicanism has scared, been ut.
tered, but the Native Americans, have
absorbed them, root aud branch. We
predicted this event months ago, and
foresa~, the speedy demi.s Of Repub
iicanism, and return vi the defeated
Fremonters TO their first. love-the
Dark Lanterns. Ia anticipation OF
this event the whole Republican press
u the Eastern States, SO lately feig-
a'ng abuse Of Know Nothing>. have
commenced concerted warfare upon
foreign born citizens, and Catholics.
and are thus preparing the wav, to
resusc'tste Know NotLingism at the
Forth, As the last -orlo,n hope, OF the
multitude ofhungry dcmagogues, %
loug deprived of office.
The New lolk He,oM. the leading
Republican paper of the north, pro.
tests against this transformation. fear.
irg that such frequent changes OF name
aud creed will consign the whole pack
to oblivion. In view Of this fact, the
Herald publishes the following sdito,i
q notice, which 40 &C mmsndsd 70 the
party hereabouts
The bonest AID out spoken political
supportere OF John O. Fremont are ear.
aessly advised to form. - soon - possi.
bic, "stsnding eonmittess and clubs 10
every town. precinct, dislrics, oi:y or
county OF the United Statse'' and thus
prepare the way properly TO enter the
9sld tor the Presidency 10 1860. Uolsee
Ne sstesos u frsoont heeis ct osce 70
81 " THE way. b and bic supporters
will b cheated BY the corrupt politio.
taos Who ere nov ssskiue The waaase.
Ueot cad eeatsol Of Tie sepuAlieen ~.
- tAsesehess ths country. Nov Il The
siee y 6eeis he eseaI .o,ens,s "a,
lSeo b fe,oiae lessse esessss q uaioo
80 lsesuieeaee aaslasl sorssp.ion.
ss4ao ed issipieee sssslsslea.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-04-18

Among the want, Of this city, none
are more seriously felt, than tina,
VI we'll regulated Savings Bank
There are hundreds Of Servant girls
laboring men, women, and all class-.
OF the poor, who feel Iispost on to
save little of their hard earned wages.
against day Of need if there was any
way Of depositing their money, where
II would be safe, and at the same time
drawing moderate tate Of interest. -
This class Of poor lahorer4, know tina,
1t would he ridiculous 10 deposit one,
fivc, Or ten dollars 1T \ time in an, OF
our Banking houses, and still more ri
diculous TO loan out such small ,o,o.
to individuals, with the design Of ac
cnmulatlng Iarges sums. by small gains
Hence they keep j, about their ner
SONS, until some temptation indnc,,
them to part with it aud a, the sam,
time spoil all their Iaudable r,solritlo,n
Of 'aring their earnings.
There is scarcely city in tn. Eas
tern States OF the population OF Da,,n
port, that has not one OF two Saving,
banks These inst tutions n, the W..
would be tar more valuable than tl,,.,
can possibly be made to be inthc E,s
All know, that the sum @, :33 cents ,
dav saved, will amount 10 the sum NJ
500, AT thu end of the wear T;.
'um will IN. 80 acres OF Government,
land. which land IN wear ., two ma,
becone worth slo per acre. which, sil
amount to $500. Thus every pool
gir', or man can open the way 10 ia
tnre independencc,and wealth. TL,r.
Is not an able bodied single man i,
Davenport, who canine, save from hi.
wages the sum OF SO cents Der d,v i
DC will resolve to do ~. Il, strie,
economy, and patient industry. this
class Of industrious men will soon b,
enabled 70 own farms, and do bushes,
upon Their own capital. The segar
and bad whiskey which many Of then
now buy, costs them that sum ever,
aAy' besides iWuring both their m II
AS and their health. With "A Sa,iuo'
Bank, the Inducements 10 save u,on,,
would be multiplied ,aLd in tew wears
The amour. oi good such an Institute,
VIII have accomplished. would aston
ish any moral reform society IN H.,
mon. Such Bank could Iua, ON
these small deposits. on real E>ra,. ; G
cunt. al rate Of interest no, 10 e.
seed 20 per cent per snnunl, while de
positors should receive ten Ter cen
per annum. This would leave Is ~.
cent per snnnm NJ y compensation /,
Tue managers Of the Bank, and amplt
rehunerative, As all pa cApc~nne,
proves. II some Of Cur reliable
and trust onr worthy citizen. vii
form joint Stock Company. and star
assving's Bank in which the Co,nmu
MY conii repose confidence, an incal
en'ab'e amount Of good &c the labor
ing CLASSES, viii surely TO -,cp,sl.-
The experiment has proved blcssin.
TO other cities, why viii it no, /, hi.
beautiful Emporium Of Iowaf
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-04-18
Tho Daily low AesTkTE DAVENPORT IOWA

. livssy bsspsr = Alhasy hsvicg -: :
70 leog d vois - oellooe . e0sll 81
q . esstaio essslsnsa = that city IN
sily sdeptsd = qassr sxpsdiset. hs Or.
dersd bic "oanh 70 draw the hsesss sp
10 fsess Of The dsbsos's hoase, and u
asy o. sAe inoasss Of she house poke 70
him, to present the bill. The ssAsos
wss sueeessful the bill wee paid, end
the hsssss ssessssA - ies esastses.
A correspondent OF the New Jersey
Farmer ssys he had occasion to overbssi
some applss TIE otter cay. Tbsy were
picked il the came orchard and on the
came day, end wGe pot awsy the came
day; some in 6our barrels and some IN
line bsrrsls. Those 10 the -four barrels
we're mssh dsssysd, willie thoss 10 the
lime barrels we're sound, and but very
few showing any sigos Of decay. The
spples we're Of the same variety.
~
1t 10 csleulssed that there are at
present 10 use Throughout the world for
y milIions Of spindlss used for spinning
cotton, eight Tor spipaing wool, and
eight millions for sPianiag linen
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-04-18
r. &. E.lIiS.
Land Agent and Notary Publ

ONO we Spauliihg's Store, lie Glsi.c Ro :.
trance lie Claire Hall
M Ill ttnd T. The purohsse and al /
w Kinds Of Real Eststc, leasing property, nj
taxes, collecting dsbts ~ oil hind, ard In . : NJ
the state, and promptly remittibg proceed.
6r'st amount u Real n tate for sale.
Jcu lYts III Fulfon's addition for nj. IN l., tt.i
thaH .ase escr been onered 10 purchasers IN III
PIT. Oui1 u. all amount Is required IL h. nd
frafa oie 4 tic.' vars given On dtfrrid psyul
Magnificent si"vs are presented IL, u nal
u. se lots, add many u them are river le,s
which any amour. % hne btilding stones IuI
quarrlsd.
Pists may be sesn IN my oilcs of those Q,
every Information lesrned in rtsafd to them. al
the sole agent. r. o. ia
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-04-18
BOOKS! ROCKS! lOOkS!

sINHH FORi VI, o. 'ort, y ar p'sriI = =" rhtl-
] sd-iphia Rar by DPPr~n2 ~ rrier SG,ea
Thirty years Ia the I > : rat ~ ttes u hsn' n
vols 500
pr,v.,. Uorrrsp nAen, w,ttsf.va,. Al 30
History Of r.... inust'd hy Yastuu svo's ~ I'D
Kansas in,era, b eSt"-. itfei. NJ Rohns"n 81 10
scenes si,enirrfs ~ ". sria' ~ itt OK l,23
GaiifoThia In daots aii ont d, NJ tarus' IN ~ 10
Examples frsui the 18Th laih n,utc. l., Nf ST.
Quincy -
Canterbury tai-s ~ H.fau'e 9N... s,7s
H-ne and the world tlfn
Golden I'RVy or if"'s Phases 81 %
uight ami Darkness " shadow Of RAJ II
Wouseh ~ argrl in di.guis- ~ Mr. ir.i,y si@
KAihsv B,snd ~ quiet life sito
Aurora B.igh d, Rsaheih u Br,wninr loo
Honry I'VE CT III. ard exp'n vi Marysti a'.en
Daley nrctiscn aud What are Off ..
1iiii' norriit hy Dick rs Il III q y
- ota - the creations /, MARIAN Iamr. -
" NOR Of Fslnrnbrldye iln-tdhy ! E-ny y =
y iyhhor JACK w"od b, Paul Gie,t"u tIst
wiswsm and Ca.in by W Ssmm- ~ -
Los Grinres by Tiem wissrsS =.
s-ampsvie 9 :. :: $, -
Heav My T,krn-s y,f ,onk for rhri-itu. q .,
Prime" Of tn House " Davis si,9'
MARS, GUIDE BOOKS A(.
xinn-.o,. Dreo'sh J., c 6 .nds-ws y
AinneSo'a hsrd '-o's ''r' Mrp y Park !.
iJwa ssit Ia =" .
S@rtt,ra nisp OF ltsa b ~
b, Chapman st.ed
Kann,a, by Keain. ti,oo
Kansas and Nsbta ka mar - 5 y - .,
seti"nsl map - Mimi sofa " hapneH 7,
VII -on-in - Is
Illinois =. - &i6o
Avpi-ton's Railway Guide for March Is
jus; received aud for sale at
The IoWa Book ROon,S,
NJ. % brady ct, near the Post Onhre.
u mo 2dtD ELI ADAMS.
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New GeOds, New Goods.

H. richie Stoke -
nen's HWrnishlssg Ioohss Ar..
offered In this market W. src tonn.st | at
the largest sstabisment IN Chez and ha wing 10
oiiie, for buying that rsr., W. pdge ourselves
not " b. uud rsold By xIv hCuse In III" wrst. ".
Lave disp ,ssd e oil Old gods and olcn this week
with IN ntire new .iot p rAons vi. nR snytLr :
N our tine viii DO will 10 Civ. U. aea
PediaIs and oountr, G. ats ste a. st-l TO
sxamtn our stock befvr' gu ,ast,
Psrticrlar ~ ontion paid \, the niann's tur0 OF
Gus W.rk Mr.. nInn Is 20 &c 10 give you Ats -
Our store Is OPPOSITE ]. Oisre Row At the Old stand
Of Edward Alden HI tRKSA CO.
April II, dtf.
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"2AlissAs" b 900 W. asss ~ wAIs.
~ lsidtss lAssseAsua ~ M kse.
Ss1o.
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ErsTy C0Sitfv ar Real E.fuf

IA, ,,.., "a. ,,.. tt.
hus,n.s. I" s'st'h y ms,
'"'" =" h"ih-f"hh II Apotiton q
y" nthe itUPett " te presen'cit THAI ,..l,
iog TO the pattie- eb named, and thr IN. ~
th'ni VIZ ~ !" ss#tNtA i by thtit sirna,u,e,
POI =" ,tet'c q o. atty tce Eo.sae's Man
Nv 10Y RENE Il TFi aud sJoRl Va, n
export, buiF,ing ,hAC0 fttt, lot IsxI2o; t,,,s
$50
sr.Ny ,,
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-04-18

Dssstsesss DIRECTORY.
silver Plating ssA lseIl.Hsnginx.
VIM O'AKAkA......... .and west CT Main
Creckery ssA siass were.
l.. l. hoiCOAb ..LsClAite Row
COMMERCIAL CtLLE0y, J C. LOPEZ o.r 81 Pr
Danking asA Eschaase.
D0OLAN 4 sTCNP,.................. Nam 81.
AACkLOrr 4 COKBlE. -. Cor second and Brady.
COOK L SARGENT.............A sin aud Second.
M.GREGOR, LAWEs 4 AKEMORE. Main
CnCbB BRO, BARROW I CO.. Cor Man "a ste
rAILAAN, POWERS AcIKAN... above O.
Land Agents.
ALLkN 4 CLtRK........P D Building, bfsdy st
NiCKOi.l.S, I8bELl l. CO.. ~ ain -
Insurance Assneiss.
II. y. MITCHELL ........ door d owe Post oGns
y uOPFnAN............. ain street
DRY oseAs.
CHAMPION 4 SON Cur. I'd. L Brady s,s.
J. SUTTON h Co... Gr.gg's ~ ~k, Pr, 81
GRO WEAVER . .Nain st u~ar Cook 4 Sargent
VIC wADSwORTu I'd st; opposite ieC,aire II, = .
" q SMITH. ...............C Conner I'd asd Brady
ADAASON kAPP...........9d. Il. shove Perry
W. INSLIK.. -. LsCiAirs
Machine shop and RenulPy.
5 o snORKY. I'D st., opp. Cath. Buryinx Groand
Wosdes Pwsaps,
J. o. sHoRkf' c ;.;ii;::.''' Third street.
SAMUEL PERRY ................O Opp Post on.
s. DRAKE = CO.. Main, y.ioor. b.i I'll u,
Dry G3o.As anA Groceries.
y. Il. uEIDENHEIMER.... .7nd near brsdy u
Watches 4 Jswslsy.
n HOT SILL. ....................2 IeClshe Row
q biILON............. mo. LeCiaire Row.
J NILSSON. Brady, above ID
Bssks SsatSsasVy.
= ELLS Co............Ho. L<ClAir- NV.
Hats r Csps.
A. 5. ASTON ID Il. opp. L-Claire HOUSE.
A. GREEN. .....................I~ Clair Row
" VEROkR.. ......... b aUNd ssvees.ess; 0rAdy
Auction and Com nissIen.
H. ". NORRIS. Second st., above very
uv,. Hardware.
! El..LSDSEy......... I'D IT. eat VI Brady
Whslesais Gsscers.
HvANS CHEW ACO............Cor. III 4 PER-,
BURR SWIFT. brady 81, bet Trout and 8. coad.
n DALZEII Co... Cor ID + Pssyy.
s;w WILLY .:....'.............!n d, near n.sdy
RYAN 0cCARN.... burrows Dlock
Dpusgists.
| TAYLOR + BALL0Rr......Eo. 10 L. Clair. Row
0ents vsrsishiss Deeds.
ASTON -. ID t. OPP Lsclair. House
q VhRDkk.. .S-coad II, east Of Brady
Oesss She's.
MOORE JARRETT. Brady bet ~ 4 u
Tobacco 4 CtsaPs.
kCdNEN.....-... ID It scar Brady
Music 4 Musical lusspunsnss.
JOSEPH 4 -C1ANDALL.......No. 5 LrCiairs Bow
stoves 4 Tiuwars.
RaHAN EARLY. Cor. From, / Main s1s
G1lhErr ................ Brady 81 bel Ind 4 ID
| The lswa Agricultural Dept.
NoVhsE vkHf cor Front kIlsnd
3.iIHT SEARS : BECIErT.. .9nd Il east BE-
| Fssnttsre. Mstirssses And Uphslslssy.
| MCNEIL 4 hROTHER
| Whcraa,e and Retail
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NOTICE

L 8 berety sIsen 20 ali who may be iatsrs ia hat
i tae May Term ~ the L. y. strict Goirt Al J. Va
City u tn iddle Division of the DstY;ct Of T. wo
vi b. adjourned, ~ order OF N" Judge OF ssi D-
ST.! l. 10 th, erst aen.ay Ia the month Il June
IACREL SUMMERS
AIyA N.-diwwot C.S Mafshrl.
H. "C.ssesn." and n Easlie ,n''-!owa Guy
VI. . p above A.,,c. aid pu .i.L IL Daily Tia. .
end Wsssls tiass, sns prsa.s their tn- 10 he
Marshal At next Tprm Ct the Ccur.
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FARMS FORS ALE.
aNND " 9e6 .cr.s. .isnosr, vatsr and d e u inr
~ Vi b ~ ms, sb INK ard 81 tn !sss.,st.
70 y t. Mye pl-as Fruit 10 abunisIrt' .ii MS
o0r T. r. III a. trst 81 F!ou ins Nil. and b.
cam fren fulton'. 8 alton en- n An R.hr.A.-
Sesosreas. asa Prize vervlv,
IS - 44.ss. ALSO, M
a vARx d Is .era-, . siG,b .. " urie r4l'i y
n Non, so~a d~siin /, Assl4lias and ~ . cabs.
vnntng .st &. P.ies Ice. AMI ,sTrs 80 y.
ALSO,
FAIRY 81 - 30 uui.r cutiva.iJn .sas III
IA -rAbe timber. ruuG!n watst, ITO Frat
sD-.a~. 4, ply il Sbis
ea. ALSO,
L,RAAE O~.h.Gg sId a0s L., d e. "a: 4.
y Dwelling hes IL oams. and Is 50 bs Vi .hrap
Tsruis cay J -. EADS.
Apru ~. -
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CALCULATING GoR0 AIRY
And News Dept. oppcsise The LeC1airs Hou,e y Hev
York. chcs.S. saA Ciasinrai DAiitrs re Al. ri .v-
ryiay Nh. SrARR. Aver.
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LAND FOR SALE,

l.>pFR o. acre lo:s. mile north a. pultor. Il
II OF ths ara n Railroad, on {, ssonsilr d
Alsi, go sIss, one mile north u Wsloatt. 4
cne-hn. esth, balance In cue aud two yssTs
..i.c. seo acre. IN Washington toln,y, ~
fns timber, AID running water On part Tlil
10 only Is Ei.I !faH Iowa City, sId 10 T.. u
inxt0u. On . enc f,sd from Columbus /. ~ d \
VIII - seid ehesy, aud part IN tine
also. s.rr 10 acre lots ness Iowa City J..
farming isnd, sGd well waftrs-'.
t.st Is4i- 70 VI thv,i'p rahttrr ID
{ ON 80 ie.' by GO 10 ~ acres. soii ~ \ ]. Vi
..:sfc' ~ Oh AVID iu" year
A.. ssy+fai - - btiiding- % i.a-td n
.,ud r. II n - as.nsLr terms Am, Il.
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REAL ESTATE.
FOR SALE LONG TINE
PIER DAVENPORT.

sn''i a. i'S ~ = =, & very purpose, oh, nd
business ~ a. ~ q IA a., spsud a AZ p,,y -, N
for opul nj = sid.rcc. N tetr,sr,, a., 49, 'Y
f"ms ""rs"otiy mrting.
Prop, 70 Tie ,..' nd adlsoep, ,hA, bar, !.
mefiy kuuwn ~
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nssA Gesere, Totlet Wasc, Hssp Pahs, 5ssls Maj.
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AsGds, ltslian hons, SC !, Du 4, P.oor aud store
ssa.h' Knife CleAn'r., Stair Rod, arp Stretch.
ef.s AhiSe boxee, Sh IL BRACKETS, WOODEN WARE
~ Srs variety. f~Athsr Dat .r-, I'D IA ss Ass.
s'sp L,di Z, Towel Roll .r., kol f,u,, Ice " .ll-,.
q H. sst'rs, Cenes Mil Tea Sxrs Erau U.4
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