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DR.. KANE7S
FIR SF NAED rv-

4 AA , i n A EG Il A n E.
The United States G7'inaeU Egoed;ioa in search of
Ser John Franklin, during the gears 165O-5I.
"A Personal Narrative, by ELISHA KENT KANE.
NJ. D., U. 5. N. One volume, 8vo., upwards of
800 pages, containing 200 Steel Plates and
Wood Engravings including a fine steel Por-
trait of Sir John Franklin, being the only one
ever engraved IN America. Also, BIoGBA-
PLY OF FRANKLIN, by S. AUSTIN ALLIBoNE
ESQ. $500.
This work is totally distinct from the second
Arctic Expedition, and embraces much valuable
and interesting matter never before published
It should be owned by all who have purchased
the last Expedition, as it makes DR.. KANE's
works complete.
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e09 Arch Street. pbiladalrbi

J.B. Lippncott & Co., 20, n. Fourth ST.. Phi
ladelPhia Phillips, Sampson & Co., 10, Winter
St., Boston. Sheldon, Brakeman & Co, lis Mas
sau St, New York. G. P. Putnam & Co., 821,
Broadway, New York. Applegate & Co., AS.
Main St, Cincinnati. S. G. Griggs & Co, III
Lake ST., Chicago '
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CT. & Pas. r. R.----NOtlCe'

TENHE following assessments have bee9 a -r3
IL all subscriptions for the purpose y 49, ~
ing the road, viz: 10 per cent on eacn s, 80
able Sept. /, 1857. Also, 10 per cent ,o - Their
share payable every succeeding sixty Jay ~ 5s-
after, until the whole amount OF one h in
Payment NAV be made at the Bradford PI m,
Passnrnpsic Bank. Bank Of Lyndon, Ban y 4 fog
leans, Peoples Bank, Z. Cleveland, Tgs.''y n. =
entry, Vt. or at the Treasures Ohl'''
Merchants Exchange, Boston.
Per order, -,.-.-ret
n. P. LOWERING, Ifeas'i''
juno, 1871: If
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VNHE BALM OF THOUSAND PIow-
F- ers, Lu4lns Perfumery, and many common
E1HiTcls aso large assortment of Fancy Soaps
S1,,,la gu Aoys' and Yankee Notions, can be
i0''ii1 al K. W. NYEiS.
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TzoTTER~

NHE Lotteries of Samuel Swo,
n tered by the State of Geo. & 70. ee1.
commissioners appointed h a. and havesv-.
drawings, and certify that evar,.5 Intend y.
I.' 'S saile Is uone in astrictly hors-C o9Aes
ner. Iney oiier to the public fa 5i.ouofaole Ia,
Ior investment, the Interests of nar.; opporan.r
lance Deing as well protected as t Ha,.es at d
present. me managers would resFoLi lley Ven
atIenIlon 70 the TACT that all personsP Seilay ii
right to send orders for tickets 10 ~ have m
lotteries OF Samuel Swan & ca ueOFgia, al.
by the Legislature of that State are author,s5
De drawn every Saturday throngbo .,otter NJ
orders received being filed in ~ 'he years
to take place after the same Gomez .ulfswing nI,
cordlng TO the scheme one hcta, 70 nald. Al,
must draw a prize. Tickets SIo ID every te,
quarters, $3.50. No tickets so,,t SIV; halves, &;
ey accompanies the order, IT, ullesS The mon.
upon the principle of one nun,bar drawings a.,
and are so simple that none caU q on each css
Them There is no combinat; ;,.I iali 70 undeHaBl
mystify the buyer. Prizes vs,u 9 Of numbers i
GOO; every prize being drawn Sn aom $40 toS51.
ing forwarded to all purchase ana fesultOfdng
~A list of the numhers0 n
tho wheel, with the amount tba hoo Sfe drawn for
titled to, win be published aAar eacn prize eB
Ia Ia tne Ioilowlhg papers:-New Orlassrurl aEsls
MoOhe hegtSter, Charleston Standard FIN \. gthd
t5aSetle, atlanta intehgeRcer, Sarnn,NoSS s1va
and New York Weekly Day Book s'u' rli. Sasl
atlanta, Georgia. "AN& Go.
Prizes paid in full no percento,.
from prizes as in other lotteries, 'oe Oed1cai
All communications strictly confdans.,
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NOTICE.

DEMANDS due the estate of Mai. Loring F
IL Waterman, must be paid, or
SATLSF-A CTORHY ARRANGED
by October /, 1857.
Greensboro, July 81, 1s57-2Iw9
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ELISHA KENT KANE.
BY WILLIAM ELDER.
= B1oSraPhy.

7 N announcing the LIFE OF DIR. KANE, we
L are but anticipating the wishes of thousands
and tens ofthousands Of the admirers of that great
man.
Having been personal friend of the deceased,
and enjoying large share of his confidence, DIR.
Elder is well qualified to do justice to the subject
This work will be issued in one handsome oc~
tavo volume, and will equal in every respect the
superb volumes of Arctic Explorations, recent
ly published. 1t viii contain new full-face
portrait, executed steel, as well as engravings
Of his residence, tomb, medals, &C.
In order to give this work a large circulation it
will be sold at the low price of 81 so
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NoTTCE-

TIME Subscribers are this day receiving a large
i assortment of Goods, which will be sold as
Cheap as any other Establishment,
not excepting the Commission Store. Our stories
are short, ali we ask is, Just examine for your
selves and be your own judges.
GEO. WORTH1NGT0N JR. & Co.
June g. 1857.
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g a So

a l Morthlngtons can be found some of the
a pest teas ever offered in this market, and >
good article Of hyson skin at 30 cts. a h.. and
others in the same ratio. :" '''' anu
Dec. l6, 1856
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Notice to EverybOdv

HASKELL & KATHAN can and ,,iD..n
IL at wholesale or retail cheapert hA,S ,l@e
est. +
Just imported from the best mannb-.
England, fifty two pieces all wool cloths
ing of Devonshire cloths, water proof N
CIaret, Rifle, Fancy and gold mixed Deya,..Ss
Doeskins, fancy Plaided, bordered and bscs
A large assortment of Alpaccas Vernna y
ges, Lama plaids, French ali wool Tbibsta n I
rine skirtings, regattas, ginghams, fine 61i,
linnens, superior sheetings, damasks. huck9baot
buttons, linnen thread, ribbons, edging,. Ia9;',
gauntlets, linen haHdkerchiefs, cTayss bs-,.
blankets, &c.
With the advantages Of importing we can sBl
will sell the above goods at Boston Or MoD,-s,
prices.
ALSO ON HAND
10 hhds Malson's best high wines,
l s. Martell's best brandy,
pale,
:, 2 DeKaypen's Gin,
hhds wine, Port, Sherry, and Madeis.
g Scotch whiskey,
Monongahela,
Jamaica spirits,
1000 cod fish, tierces Hudson Bay salmon
bbls white fish, 2 do No. mackerel
A large assortment of teas, tobaccOs, su,s
and spices, ready made clothing. boots and sia;
Dnflalo robes, otter caps, ladies' furs, furuiu
cfockery, hardware, iron and steel.
All orders addressed Derby Line, Vt, viii
ceive prompt attention.
Mammoth Store, Rock Island, Dec. I6, '58-G
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B8 A2TT
AND THE BRAZILIANS,
BY REV. D. P. KIDDER.
Ofthe Methodist Episcopal Church.
BY REV. j. C. FLETCHER,
nf.t.

Ofthe Presbyterian Church
This new and splendidlv illustrated work Zone
large volume octave, in uniform style with the
superb volumes of DR.. Kane's arctic ErDl0rati0nsl
is the Joint effort of the above named gentlemen,
in an Official poeition ae Actin@ Yang one one
United States Legation at Rio,) have had long
and varied experience in a land full of interest,
whether we regard it in a natural, commercial
political or moral point view. Price $500.
70 ARy oftIe aboce aoorkS 11iH be sent bt zaa;l
free Of postage By renittiRg sie published prices.
AGENTS WANTED.
Chill DIS & PET RSON.
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FLOUR

he subscriber has constantly on hand extra
hour manufactured from the best Canada
wheat, better article than can be found in tbis
market. GEO WoRrHINciroN In (, CO
Dec. 16 1856.
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Medicine for the Peonle,

ENHE subscriber has received the large assert
IL ment of Patent Medicines from the sbop OF
Y. q. kellam-the Agency having been transfer,
RED. full supply will hereafter be kept for sale
at my store. ''1N
Sept. 25, 1868 R. W. NYF.
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CoEFINs.

COFFINS constantly kept on hand by the I'm
u designed, at his residence in the East part
of Albany. H. P. COBURN.
Arcnsf : 1s57-S2tf
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LISTEN TO WORDS OF TRIIB
S. STANFORD sPEAKETH.
Groceries,

such as Flows, CuItivators, Rakes, Stove and
Pipe, Tinware, Shaker Pals, Tubs, Mops, Zinc
and Wood Washboards, Spice Boxes, Boiler.
Whips and Flour. All of which will be sod
cheaper than the cheanest for
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-08-31

WBL0ON = HARLEY,
WHOLESALE CR0CCRE,
POST OFFICE BUILDING
TEAS TEAS TEAS TEAS TEAS
Ion half chest Young u con and 6unpowder
IN half chests Oolang aud B.urh ong
~ esddies from 10 - lbs
10 boxes Palm soap
~ h9xs. Nari-gattd Soap
% bpxes shaving d.
~ boxss TRANSPARENT do
boxes 1a.fil. d.
80 boxes Pickles
loo t-,ses Tomato cat-up and Pepper Sauce
loo boss- various brands choice Tobacco
IovDS Cuba skies aigars
1.11 Imported d.
zs .saxes Ne aud -raed Uerrings
30 bhis nes Maskerel
., hall bhl. do
~ kilt. fer family use
5o hss- aud kegs ~ MOsss.s.
~ hhI- Hugsr
10 dog tl-d .rd.
b. hhi. dried Apples
90 .ass. dried Peaches.
i0D boxes new Eaisln-
- hbi. assorted Nuts
J0 t0s.s do glass.
40 kegs assorted Nails
80 doz Tumbsrs
rpiees Of all kinds
Wo.~ien aad Willow Ware, brushes
~ hb. Cider Vinegar
~ Together with large stock of other article.
al u which We Will sell on reasonable. terms
JsnelldAw WILSON . HARLEY
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The Old Pioneer Bakery stilI ahead!
THE SUBSCRIBER HAS RECENTLY
made extensive preparations. for the nsaufsctur.
q Butter sugar. B.-iot. soda, Inc Nie Water AZ.
- stsr tfaclerr ftaa Bread. Ar Ar together with
s-pi a~serini.ut u Loaf bread. Cakes AID Ru.k.
have also purchased III. Patent Ei.Lt for seo,,
es'1HiAs tof the nla.ufsciur. ef trum i faufs
PATENT LOAF BREAD
made hs Machinery The advantage claimed fai
This pfsevs- ~ making Rr~sd. th~v. the Bread
= n"r. uniform in quality aud handsome Ia appear
ate", u l. much whEtsr AID more ry~n keep. much
longer without becoming stale, and many pevrons
- hot ohlseiionabl. when week old, u euss - hand
son~ III. nnesf French roll Ii go~. farther aud i.
readily Introduced Into families y BIO hsse used
Baker. Bread hefnr. I shall continue Ia run a
Brad Wagon a heretofore. In Offering IN. zboy.
articles, On term. which cannot fall to give entire
Satisfaction. hope 10 h. sh. 10 supply all who mar
favor me With their patronage Thankful Tor pa-i
fsyor-, hop. 10 tssrtt dontinuanTe Of tho same
All orders from the eeantry prompily attended Ia
DANIEL MOORE
Pioneer Bakery. Front street. on. sqaaf. sblse
barrow. Pretty maa'- steam Mills.
Davenport, MAJ -. isssif
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OF sEA YORK CITY
A',IMuLATtDrAr iTAf. 81 - $40 -
dprus frasatth Tr..sdsiF
IGss Ffcsrnss Ariasr,
4 FPLit ATOMS fbK lNsuEANaE ANb
- ittsrIss s~ueA fH sac sta&se ssa saI fw-f~an-t
PIE comp s4.4s. WI Fif.t iass ki-t. sAy -
fDHS I -wITS
Tea Eeiatr sa1 iasutsArs Arsfs u. asiy = Eest
aVlr north Il the 4 - ~ stairs MIR
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NJ. DALZELL, JK. a CO.
Wholesale and Retail Groeers |!
Fasa,s. ,a5y,i.sd On short ao;is.
WE ARE now IN RECEIPT or A FRESH
w supply - every article gsna.ly kept ia our
tsHs ThsBsfsl for past patronage Ne would ask u
New OrisaE.
Graau!sssd.
I;oAs.s .ad Ground
MDIAesEs
al grade. AID gnalitie.
baltimore Oysters Iohsiers Clans, Salmon and
-afdilae- N = 4us superior article and ~arrAntsd
Preserves, Jsie- G-rkin. English PiekIe- Olive
~ f-prsI sauce k-tchups &C, la Glass
al1 Powders Ia Gans
Mustard Spices, Chocolate, Broz,z, Sage Cansr,
SEED. Tear BARLEY GfoaDd Hiee, FaTina ralerain s
starch raaa Extract q all kinds. Aaccnroni ver
iAlr~tii, Fsary r"sp~, brushes, Esskets 40
aiadeu flssur. Corn Mcai. Hotnfny Ga, Neai a.
Louisville Cement. Nails, 0..s, Ae Ae
Gall aud sxsmin@ ogr stock which We vii warrant
| - give satisfaction
n DALZELI, Jk 4 CO,
/ pI Cor SECOND and Perry street
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Ia e3E 7Iana.-..sl Il. g-...gl ..a...rIE
EkSpx& is's'.s=its- zy..i1F~ .s.s.sxfs
SUMNER ARRANGEMENT
IN AND AFTER MONDAY June FIRST
All aHt5i Farther Npiier, Trains vii lsaNs I.s'
l.sud iay, ,~li,,laNs eSrrpiet5 a. f5iiow~
MN kNFtess AID Nal tralh ~ -. Of. 10 ~ 4 NJ
u y -ht Apre-- NJ ..s.s.s,. a.a...... ba T.
- Freight aai "a class ears ........... 4 ~ y
Ffain- arrts" at isgck Leland, daily, kahlay- IN
erftei fsiows
~ \ ighi Express AZ ..............z-... ia A n
= l,sliy Exprcs. aud Mail ~ ........ j =, n NJ
III Freight aud "a Ilas. ear. al ... 10 ~ n NJ
Al trala- over this Road ar. IL direct eaulertlt, /
al lineage with trains over both The Michigan sout
.tn aud Michigan Central II u To- atd ffans DptrBt
Toledo, Cleveland, taa.ihu. Cincinnati, PItt.tur.
nankirk, isnndo. Niagara PALS AIiaHs N#a lprt
iEtiaielphta, BALTIMORE anJ Meshf4Mt1u A,.V Fly
N sale with train. 81 The IHlaas ,eatfal EasaI
North TO siaeaa ard south To- - ls,ni- a4I Asra
70 which places tickets eaa b- procured -
~ HENSON
Ticket Agent, IL X Depot, u
Passengers are reminded ~ the mvr.s-lts ~ r44js
dsiiAst directions a. 10 the estiuaiiaa ~ taFir t
ssse al-n, 10 procure tickets heiare takiss seat. M
the ears n the conductors COLLECT fare- only T. St
tinas ~ the line u the Chicago aud Raek I.lanu
isaiiruAi
JOHN =. TRACY, Superintendent
W III WsIrsaSt Asst sapt
Rock l.laad, April -, isS7
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NlvDT~c mOuAc
~ W UoWu S0ss
4 tunNER uf HARRISON AND FRaN

4 n.NEk uF HARRISON AND FRONT
- s-itptgs. a9v .uafe l#sA ihs steam Packet ana
fstlA lai.titnn = Y Humphrey d IL rr1prstor-
NHHi respectfully antaase o. their ts~irf frtuAd.
t5tthc rahIs seu'fty that ilst have puTeAass th.
LARGE NV nuTki.
81 alat3 nefs than asa nAf "a iii. former sss ALL
aaAtas btasst ANd te faftiehrsI IL, rttt. hun.s
a. prrpatst {" r'taef The -ttS If .us-ts li.a.snt
l4sA VII ASS u uisTt r.sfinuszst. II ~. patron
= - literally is-tesst utau fhetm h.fsluf,fs
ittir h~s Il 9s - tbs Ht0.i pteaesAt 3M aftn. ~
l'+Nrnlnft es81n,aDaa. Ntr~ ~ the ris.r ~ Anrl
tt#tt'h 70 AL ~ 's'sl Port Armstrong f.Asgf
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wATBONS
Fifteen Dsllar Sewing nochlnes,

THE CITIZENS OP DAVENPORT. AND
Ladies especially are respectfully Invited 20 cali
at the lie Claire lnusr Parlor No H. witness III
opcrstion ~
Wsfson's csi.srafed tis Family Ss~;ns MaeAinss
IL VIII l.. an exhibition at the above place, for
lev days, nnordng line opportunity for all the cit
x.ns TO Sc. " and test tie p~euiiar worth for Fa,
), This Maehiae l. admirably adapted to all kinds Of
fanlly sewing a !. simple In II. construction eAs,
Operated hot liable To get out Of order and all d.
~ much work IN single day as the mo.t exper;
sean'-'rr.- can do In twrniy, with her needle and
solh I'sF the low price III ffnsen Dallars
The subscriber has purchased the sole rich, foi
ia. state of Iowa for til. sale 81 the above Gel. bra
t.i Swing Machines toaLts Rights for sac, b,
1 applying 10 nie 10 person, or hs letter
hnNt tnssi" arrangement. with Mr. 4 a. shorcs
/ ~ hatehsrt FER the manufacture ~ the above Ma
/ chin~ VI unlimited nnnhsr.
/ l-pdsNtf JOHN 4 VALLEY
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DENTON su1,ulsu:.
DrNJ.MIN prxToN prorEIrror

IlENIAMlN DENTON PROPRIETOR
tsyus,rss ~ rlfiRisksrl,.e. y
fh- IIfues AID feFisItNfe ~. ,utlTly new aud tL,
H9p-s D. suatrt uH thu ~ ihird All low
s7fs"i- W Pheasant IaH1 81 tie sits and uHlx thrs.
ssftiaiss irs4a The a." lsat. aHa l. RUaranssd f
tAs hv-i ~ ~ ~ gtn@l q Nns.. thrFr j. III ihr
N54s" ltaktlsrT Nsshfnw ~ -ksr II psNturaEf wtil
uad GO ite heHten iisa-t al tls. eunnfi. af CAD
Hfit sHl i~u. etsA IsAH ts.d- kstt.al nj
fsisnce, sHi rh~stfai ,oinl. ancc With every
ts8altc ltnahA
thar.e. reasonable I'D ~ hatuhar
sAtf ELNI DENTON
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INRUSfEES HALE.-WHkkEAS On TIE
j ir.t DAY VI August, issS, Loais Weight and So
rhia. hi. s.if. executed unto Charlie. fawers a.
trustee certain Deed OF Trnss, conveying 10 ssid
Trustee that piece tract Of laad ln Scott county
Iowa, described follows, 10 Wit The land aud
premises known, de-ignsted and numbered 81 lot
uumt~r sx tSl in block Guinher live. ts) Ia
thr Mat Of the survey u Mssker kantss addition
to West Buffalo III ~. Ut Buffalo, scott county
Iowa - recorded in scott eoaniy hand secords being
III, sa,pr prcmse- eonx I'd the said Ionls Voist
by . deed thereof from Anton HUBER and wife duly
recorded for the purpose Of securing the payment
of certain promtseosy note hearing the sause date
with said Decd u Trust payable one year amer date
10 Preston Wing order, Tor the cum of ave hun.
drrd aud seventy dve dollars with interest II the
rate 81 ten Per cent PR annum which node was
slsncd by sasd Louis Weight
And Iow the sald noee having become due and pay
able and the said Louis vosht having failed to pay
the ssne l. Charles Powers, Trustee aforesaid
o. hereby give this pehlie notice that By virtue
the power To me vested by said Deed of Truss and
pursuant 10 The laws of said state u lowa viii
saturday The twclnh day 81 September nest, q ten
o'clock In the f.renonn 81 that day capose esd oesr
for sals IL pablo auctien 20 the highest bidder for
essh the land and prsmssss above described. or -
much thereof - shall b. su0eieat 20 pay the said
and interest thereon to the day of sale together
with the expensss Of sad seie cssts OF THE noeise
and Trustees fses Upon the eemplstion of cid sais
d:<d y u se given according 70 The s,ipsls:.oss 1t
cHAs PowIRs. Trustee,
Dsasd Asgass ~ ies7. ss11Ats
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&. 9 c. TODD { co.
Hs0rea bile ssrmtm Nilis.


pauh.e ilylt., Double Price, u.al5. ilt.. i,f
~ isoa.s, Marrh lldiy
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1nsuranfe.


uSWAVyV ssS0sS uNV ~ oUyS
DAVENPORT. IOWA,
OFFICE IN NJ. = DAyENPORTs BLOCK
~ over tbabh, Brother, Barrus 4 c. I.ankits.
Iiousc offse iioar-, = A. NJ iosfN
DIRECTORS
u burrows, Geo 4. Davenport y Mrrwlm,
Alfred raHitrs, Charles i.s-.8is Parry, :. q
ti--.aiui las Balgeil. d d w,-Hivasa Iai4G
uwch-, >. " Wiley, 4 u Barrow u .. ~harey
OFFICERS
I. & bE--AINf rfe-ldenf
tHA~ LE~rlsIE. Tr.ssufsr
bANtEt. I. SIiuKEN secretary
y u BAi.i.ow n. ,.n,
JANIS ~ nAIXELIs
g. Il MtnbDN NhH. Aes#-.t Stty
- + ~ kpN., oei'ra Agent
tn. a. tI4al,- tatHIsiHs q z6.rfss rzsiu-is"l1
81, e.. r5aiHs 1884,. IT, -i-a rtss-f- e l=ffiiti.i
gt.a ASA +Iat b. tsa sstss3 Is sr. astst- 10 lss-
-,a. .e 0ist tpffFssag n th8- properly "
f..tt - f.a.rs- ttH car etis4fis s8ss ti'srr
f.5a ..ts.s 5 s5f sutrtEft tfsi th. tli-
u-I Ttrsttf Ef, IH-ufri BE- 81 !ss-- fh-
f... f..szs s- 4i5ta grusfai flis
.4.#rt. #Its# hHFtb.4 Il cN5Wt4as- rht specs wttf
s.H.a .#a Atnfts sa#fy tNf aHt4A3 10 f.ss4ar fhai
s..... .i.ttsIat., s#si Htftts.t g.sAaNrf
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GEORGE HAGER, FORMERLY ~ CON
~ rANY with A 4 q woeh~r, hs. now a.socia
ted hinseif with Charlcs Grusshe ~ the nsw sinna
shop GA Third between uarrisuE aud Ripley .ireei.
where th~S prepared 10 manufacture order ali
kind- Of
Carrtages. oagates, Spring WsGans. ke.
Being themselves practical mech anir.. aid en-
plnying meme but ths hsst OF ~nrknen thsy iaiist
themselves they are able Ia turn wark superior
10 an thing manufactured la this market
All work warranted.
Particular attention paid 20 repairing
u RACER q 90
txof.lx Third hfNu Harris am 4 R4.l..
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1857-07-11
COMPLIMENTARY TO DOUGLASS.

The New York Day Book says: Senator Doug
las has been a subscriber to the Day Book for
the last four years, and in his last speech not only
advances precisely the zane ideas, but does go 10
almost its identical language. What he says about
the mixed races of South America, and the de-
terioration of the blood in by brids and monegrels,
are simple extracts from the Day Book"
The New York Day Book is known wherever
it is know at all, as one of the most rabid, fre-eat-
ing, super-servicable pro-slavery sheets that there
is in this country. 1t went into spasms of delight
over the bred Scott decision it was the paper
that nut forth it's learned diatribes last fall upon
the text that slavery should not confne its benev-
olent ministrations and influence to men Of taw-
nv or sable skins and woody heads, but that into
its protecting fold should be gathered all the poor
miserable white trash of the free as we'll as the
slave states, The Richmond Enquirer struck the
kew note of this melody and the Day Book took
its pitch from the Virginia Sampson and played
away upon it for six mortal months. We now
find that its delightful maunderings were to the
ears of the Democratic Belial who has mo non
sense about him." soft music and into his sweet
err meditations the Day Book and the recolections
of munifcent donations to the church that prom
ises not to preach abolition" come like soft air:
from Paradise.-PM Gd&.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1857-07-11
OPPOSED TO THEIR EDUCATION.

T, seems that somehow two children said to be
co,ored, by their light complexion or somo, Other
cause, obtained admission to the public schools oil
81. Louis. As might DO expected this created
something Of a sensation among the slave drivers
of the city. The 81. Louis Ledger, a Democratic
paper, discourses on the subjectas follows 1t Is
almost worthy Of the hatred of some of our
negro hating Democrats in Ohio, or even os the
Canton Republican tavern.keepers.
ave would like to ask Of those who have charge
of the Public Scholastic Board of Directors Or
the Observation-Disclosures It is true that the
children of negroes are admitted into them, and if
80 By what authority Can ii be possible that the
schools intended for white children are to be thrown
open to negroes, and that the two races arc to mix
together on terms Of equality2 That might do in
Massachusetts, and New hampshire, whose Yankee
inhabitants think il so high an honor to consort
with negroes-who think that a negro smells as
sweetly as a white man, admi. him into their par
Tors and allow him to court their daughters, put
we protest against these same Yankees coming TO
a slaveholding State, with their olfactoriS trained
TO the odor of O negro, and inaugurating IN our
midst the same order of things, attempting to bring
down the children of Southerners to the level OF
negroes and Yankees, We would like to inform
these Yankee managers of public schools that
Southern people have an idea n negro is inferior to
q white man, that his proper sphere is to DO q slave
to the white race, that they have no idea OF taking
IN with the sentimental notions Of New England
Yankees, upon the social equality of the two races.
At the South it is a generally received opinion that
negroes should not be educated at all, and certain
" they never dreamed Of sending them 10 the
same school with white children. But q Yankees
skull is perfectly impervious to a correct notion OF
Southern matters, and we should not BIO surprised
at anything they attempt. ,
We hope this matter will be looked into, and
that the public may learn how many negroes are
receiving instruction in the public schools OF this
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