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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-01-29

our capitalists means to purchase Of
foreign countries large quantities Of
railroad iron 10 carry on and increase
the vast amount OF works Of internal
imrro, ement within that period
Within that period, there has been
more miles Of railroad built, than with
n any preceding period OF the same
length. Since 1850 TO 1856, there has
been an annual importation OF iron OF
q millions. amounting 10 the sum OF
lta millions of dollars. which accounts
for The excess of exports over imports
of sII3 million. since 49, rs above
exhibited THIS importation Of iron
has been paid for in California gold,
and not bought on credit. as many Of
our tariff spectators have ignorantly
affirmed.
To- show that high tariff does not
prevent the expectation of specie, We
| Ill take the tariff Of 1912. which Was
lirs, felt IN the fiscal year OF ls43.-
: Ia lSil the excess II Specie IN iayol
Of importation was ST2G.523, while IL
the following year. and ande. the lnilu
rncc Of the high tariff, the expectation
exceeded the importation III the sum y
$50. s89,.6s There il Il bone for tn
advocate. OF high tariff to pick
These estimates Of importation am
expectation of the precious metal, ar
too apt to mislcad tie unrefiectin
reader. who does not take into consit
Grafton the large annual amount {
those metals dug from our own sol
that Is never mentioned IN Custoi
House reports, simply because they "A,
not mports, but produced III the coul
! Try. Thc gold aud silver coin struc
-, AT the nitcd States Mint since II
a lop,ion of the Constitution, has he,
o S549,34I.gli, which sum l. cxc.u>i,
;. oihaionliscd IN manufactures. \hoI
:>iJS COS. oeo oi com have been >tru,
since the Year $50, more than that
all preceding years.
i. In the year 1896, the total atnuu
IT >pceir III the country WAS >26o,"o'
IN n0o about one iaif oi all that la, ev
IN been made by our government Min
j. In ,93, there mas hu' $50, cOo,u00
no com ~ the country. What "a c"ntr;
ii with that of the year lSlG' Th,
Of j. nu lcisuu, Wh" loves the stud,
=, polliical economy and "i' the relatio
n ri commerce, bat What looks up",, Il
subject with interest. In short. 10 g
~ is thoroughly prepared /" discus, ,
=, polite. II omr country. without lie
. thorough sind, Of H. Internal and
IL tc:nal financial affair. MANY pcrsC
Is. will ,aut upon the subject IT prot
st )iAc tuiii md ot the balance Of ira
,st without EYER gong beneath the >
lc tr,. 81 things tu ,N"mi,c the workii
., ~ I Il. ~ sNu.ut,.fri,.. mn, tper,
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-01-29

TosAcco-A WARxIxc.-Solly, the
eminent writer on the brain, says, in =
late lecture on that frightfhl and for.
midable malsdy, Sottening ofths Brain;
" would caution you, - students, from
cxcoss in the use Of tobacco and smo-
king and ] would advise you to disa-
buse your patients minds Of the idea
that It 10 harmless. have had large
experience Of brain disease, and I am
satisfied now. that smoking is . most
noxious habit. know no other cause
or agent that 10 much tsnds to Lring
on functional disease, and through
this in the end, to lead to organic d.
ssasc2of the brain, ~ excessive nee Of
tohaeoo."
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-01-29

CHEESE Enthusiastically, welivc
in Cheesedom. We give the number
ofboxes weight Of Cheese shipped from
this place during eight months Of the
year 1856, by one person, Mr. James
Caldwell, ofFarmington. The number
ofboxes WAS IL, 1874, being five hundred
and sixty six thousand and twenty nine
pounds, or two hundred and eighty
three tons In addition Mr.. Caldwell
has several hundred boxes yet to for
ward. The above mentioned large
quantity Of Cheese was shipped-to one
house in Cincinnati, E. w. Brown l.
Son.-TrumbmU Democrat.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-01-29
W. {. Magruder, Esq.

Massacre SETS OK Dist MON. In
the Mass. House OF Representatives.
Mr.. Perham. of Chelmsford. demanded
that the Legislature should rcpudiate
the disunion movement ut Worcest r.,
aud therefor, submitted the following
order:
Ordered. That the committee on
federal relations be instructed IL Kraft
u series OF resolutions expressive OF the
voice OF Massachusetts on the slavery
questson.
The House, by an almost unanimous
vote REJECTED the order.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-01-29

EEA fast young mAn in Detroit
took buxom seamstress out riding
the other evening. and enjoyed him.
self 50 well that he proposed to her to
get married. She complied, and the
magistrate tied the knot. Now he
has repcntsd, and says he won't sup
port her, declaring that she got him
drunk and then "undone him." He
has wealth she has none.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-01-29

L9An entirely new route. over
which a journey from the Carson VAL
ley to Salt Lake, was male il only
seventeen days, has just been discover
ed. The distance is said to be three
hundred miles shorter than any route
previously discovered.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-01-29
WHEN will they arrive +!
lHt l'nE>iprNr ELErI'

sHt ht>ibi-NI Eit' -
1t viii he seen from the following
better that the hresilcn, elect has sig
niiicd his intention t. hc present at the
inauguration ball Ia be gwen in Wash
inutun IN the lth Of March next:
" hcatland. Jan. 15.ls5'.
MA IpEAp SIN Many thanks for
vouy kind invitation III behalf of the
committee oi arrangements to the ma
iioual inaugural bali 1t is accepted
with much pleasure. From wha, has
been published, Ihave no doubt the
ball Will do ,re,it even To- Washing
ton.
From Your friend very RESPECTFULLY.
JAMES RCcH,>A>.
W. {. Magruder, Esq.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-01-29

EET The whole number OF miles Of
railway in the world is 52,266, Ut
these America has the largest share,
26,5sl. Europe has nearly as many.
p, Goa. The rest Of mankind have
only about 500 amongst them.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-01-29

"Adam 1 Evss'ass ksepiag q systee
sAsp - DslAseisA slsssa, NaiAvl)le Tsaa.,
4 yssse slA h jsaless. MA, sessally
gave Tits g . ~ Wiz . slass sssassaaSs
% Nad Willie hales
N S.lssl t!s.pisassss pssAlae oaavas1
s - vsls 81 DA,>a6l ~ =
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-01-29

ETherc are now twenty Indian
treaties. it is said before the Senate, in.
volving the cession Of l22 900, 900 &C.
res ofland. for consideration Of about
sl4,OOO,OOO.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-01-29

In making a close aud accurate ,>ti-
mate of the exports aud imports Of
gold and silver coin aud bullion from
and into the nitc,i States, there are
some curious and interesting fats IN
political economy that disclose them
selves, worthy of the study Of all who
feel interested in the workings ri our
system Of government and goNrinlneh-
tai policy.
The total imports OF thc country IN
1921 We're nearly G3 millions, aud III
1856 the imports reached the enoi
nous sum Of as millions, while the
exports in ls2, Mere 80 millions, and
in 1856 they amounted totle sum 81
80. millions IN round numbers. ~lnr,
the year 1890, the total amount OF I'M
ports and exports arr ~ ioilo"~:
Imp. from l190to ll'i'', 81 30. - 500
Exp. G,i3s."3",d'-
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-01-29
STAPLE GOODS,

Burrows, Prettyman 4 DalzelI.
wholesale Dealer. In
q q CERIE = i.
Iron, Salt. Cesssessf. Sc.
AGENTS FOR THE SALE or
SO. Herring - Coz
C,itkrated Fire and 7Htef Proof Safe.
E. l. +. Fairbanks Scales.
aA1E .halike.p Constantly Oh hand full stock OF
W q &c lies, which We III r to the trade as low
n ean &C purchased IN Chicago or 81. l. mis-, and
pn, hasers viii ind goods to OF the best quail
y and warranted equal to sample janssdk~tf
,NUGARs = Muscova ado. Porto Rice, Clarified,
- Z. ushed and Powd ed, for sal At
BURROWS, PRETrYMAN DALZELI~
CuffEEs--K Mocha. Jaws, also Ground Coffee
" and Essence OF Conee.M B.P Sd.
NIoLAssEs- ORR. ar, SUGAR House, and ?, up
VI to- s-i. at B.PAD.
TEAS Imp rial. Young Hyson, Grnprwd.r and
i Black Teas, for sale at Is r. b.
CriCEs-Pepper, Alispice. Cinnamon, Clio, Gin
- ger, Mustard and Nu',negs, at B.P. kD.
NoAPs-Pancy and Toilet. Family, RrArive and
- Castle. FIR sale at BP AD.
~ T~llow, for sale low at BEAD.
0ILs--sperm, solar, Lard, Rank, Ro.in, Ln..ed,
~ md Wiv-. at BPS
DAiNls--Mhn, l. ad and zinc ran'- Tor sale a,
] d p d..
(IcARs- uavans, ,..tnian nd American brands.
~ At B-P, &D
TOBACCO Natural Leaf. Virginia and Missouri,
pound s@ss. Twist Tit Poll and Smoking for
sal al B.P. Ap.
YEAST r,wDERs :" ,rio"s brands and kinds, a.
b. 7. y.
! rANDiRs assorted ard 'aury, Gam an Lemon
| ~ nrots i",,rg.s Sc.a BEAD.
| DR. Ms in jars. bo,s and barrels Citron Fig
| i Past ard CrrIai,e,at BPkD
D,CKLEs udrrvoce,'. brands. escorted sizes;
| l Pepper Sauce. r sale at b PAD
powbER, shot, Lead and Caps all kinds .nd .,res.
i At H.. sd.
CTARcH-0orn, Pear: and Family. Tor sale a,
Nuts 'lmcnds. y, AL, pih.rts, Pea r-csn
~ Waihuis and Cocos. 81 RP.4p
DAIsINsM aud Layer, whole and |, to.es
| N SulLana ard Malaga at D. PAD.
rHoCoLATE. Cocoa, Br, ma, Parma, Tspicoa
! ~ Wheafen t.fits aud 0ai Meal. II. r. l. u.
CaLr-k,nhswa Syracuse, Turks Island, Liver
- pool Blown and 1.r,,,,sd Alum. Il p Nd
| CEMENT- Louis lie and Utica; altering Hair;
| ~ stn'co Plsst.r MilaAuhee aud Ran 'u.ky sofia
Ash, IONS l., tore, and Tor sale by b. ID
RAs1.Ts-wsiset to - bu,hel Corn aud
- Clothes at III o.
''pkNwAkI-ftsis. Pts. Wnsh Boa Is
w Chtrns, NJ pc, Axe Hevs. at BP&D
| GARBAGE Manila Jtte liz MP, and cot, v rur-
~ dage Of all sxes g.. AD.
E>IsE-Msckerei. So II u. " hne 81. Trout, Cot
| II 1sh AID slnoted Ialiibut, At PAD
| NLtSs-M i,idow Glass, assOrt. d sizes, Tumtlers
" Jars aid Dem j.hn> fr ale at II. r. AD
DWiMaTONE;.s sulphur, salts, Bniax. Indigo, il
| ~ store and for sale ~ u. p. h D.
NAATcHkS-Pisre,S y Co ai.l ). Louis, for sale a
Wx b.. ID.
nlPEsFancy e y and Stone, in store AMI for sal
IT NJ RKOWS. PRETTY MAN 4 DAlZEIL
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-01-29
Tyne for Sale,

~ shs Office 81 the STATE ID m0crss.
One Font Brewer:
One do Burgeois
One do Plea.
type In partly worn, batip good WORKING con
ottion and works plain and ciear II VII he SOLD
~ u appli Ell for soon Sv,f
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-01-29

@Rev. NJ. Bradford has retired
from the editorial chair Of the ". y.
Esaagslist, . post he has held for fif-
teen years.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-01-29
TIC EADS' COLUMN.


Tux ~ dsfsigbcd will l.ay. In charge II hi. tu-,.
] ness during his ntssbce CA w. T. R,.xn An
Who know themselves 10 b. lode biea a. j. N ~ r q
Esfs, ~ note - ,thstvis-, vii make ps,..n, "a
Talimsn, fowrr. n Nil. sn
J'hIu TIC. EAps
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-01-29
LAND FOR SALE.

k>o'N =" acr" lots, n,ile north Of FULTON ,t.t.,
l. on The aud N R,iiroad q N trs,ouat,, 4, I'm.
Also. 40 acres, one maj. north IL Wal..,t; ch~.x
o"e-hA'' cash. bnlanc" IN IN. and Two years
Also $40 acre In Washington .ouit, a. s,s
hhe Unit, and iuhnins water a pat Tfishu
~ oiis 10 mites tn N, Iowa city, mud IL fr m W. 81
on f road from Columbus TO Richnor d.
Aiso. four ~ acre ia,s near lows CITY L~au,i,
farming land. srd well wstercd
Also Lrts va w'sf DAVENPORT ranging In a,
ftem 90 feet BY 10 io2 ~ acres; sold for y down :,
hssn'e IA on" aud Two YEAR,
Also, '.tttri rcEt buildings on LEASED sroui
would he sold IN rchsanahl. ter,ns Ami, n,
~ a. rama
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-01-29

WILLIAM DooLAs. WILLIAM sTCMS.
Attorney at Lag.
R.a.VKING HOUSE
Land Agency,
DOOLAN & STUMP.
Main Street, davenport, lewa.
DEALERS IN
Bank Notes Draft, Gold, silver aud Eastern NJ.
shsnge; Coli. c,iobs ad~ throughout tee Union;
Land War ants bought, cold ard Leat.d, Rel r.
tate bought and ID IN Cvmsni jon; Money loaned on
unincnmberrd H. Esta security; Lsns ne9osist o:
Tax.s paid for noR-resii' MIS- Examination VI Land
It'll made etc, etc.
-RErERENCEs.-
Ne'srs 9 es s.Ss.,. Davenport. love.
k.b-r, Y I@wry, E.q, Cashier. Kes York,
ssrs Hsri Is = Co., Philsd~iphiA,
Mon. Win wright, Newark, NJ;
Me>sT. Ssm'l Harris 4 SONS, bsok.re, baltissY ~:
Johns HcpAins. ESQ, Pre>kint, do
.eaert n'ets, kse, Csshtr. Do
N,ssrs Ckuhb nrvaher~, Hauk.rs WsshisstSe,
Mn Balst, Esq, ~ bile, Ala,
Ia Bpost = Co. ssnkess, 81 L4sis.
E0sr S0ls.
T~. Lots oil th- niun corner u Eighth end Gs,n-s
strs-,.-ane unobstrueied River view.
Several valuable building Lots usrr,.on aud
Main sIrrets North - Sixth street for sal Ty ow.
Tn valuable building Las "a Ssroni en-. Third
streets. fos sal credit ofnv~ years given mot
Of thu purchase n, hey
l4Ds in Gre MS Additions; dwelling house On the
Twenty feet frtnt Main street. b q fset s~~p
op,ssire IT, Clare House.
west Lot >, bio<k % l~cieir-'s 7,h sSdiit n,
house VII : rooms aud R0ud s:ahic.
Lott 8 n Mr. chcuss axasfif<on h,n~s -
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-01-29

Excess of imports. .Sun. 5ul, "A
This excess OF imports over exports,
OF over sou millions. sccm> most
startling. and TO the unthinkuc, al most
unaccountahlc fact. Bat II j. To hc
remembered that ours i ANEW country.
and every emigrani that comes to the
United States To- settle, bring w'tii HIM
certain amount o' property, set 40" II
in Custom House books IS imports,
which remains IN the country To- IN
crease the wealth and capital of the
nation. This excess Of imports over
export is often made the hobby horse
for long, windy. and i-o,hy essays up
on the necessity for high tariff, he
cause the balance OF trade j. shown to
be against us by the books OF the Gus
tom House. This is lol the case.-
The balance OF trade is not against Us,
simply because the gross annual i'm
ports exceeds the gross annual exports.
Such spectators in political economy
do not consider that the excess Of inn
poItations over expectations : not
drain upon our specie. but SIMPLY, 50
much more wealth added IL the capl-
tai Of the nation. 1t is also a most re-
markablc fact that Tor the last three
years,-since the Know Nothing per-
secution Of foreigners, there has been
. vast falling OH in emigration from
Europe, and consequently for those
three years there was onI, al excess
OF sSOs,025 importation over cxporta
ton, whereas in the year 1853 aion.
the excess Of importation was over SO
millions, the Know nothing excitement
not having at that time become preya
lent.
There is no doubt but that not only
much Of the permanent wealth, bu
population and vigor Of the nation, il
dspendantupon the importation accom-
panying the foreign emigrants. vii
our Know Nothing friends ponder up
on these things, and remember tina
much, very much, Of our national pros
perity depends upon the annual 'mpor
tations which foreigners bring Will
them when they seek the United State
- their adopted home
The expectation and importation o
coin and bullion since the year 1927 t,
1859 shows . most interesting condi
ton Of the workings Of our Commercial
inssssourss. The statement is as fol
Iowa
I'm, &om ls2l to 1886, sss0,aAs,ls
Imp. soS'sOS'ls'
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-01-29
new STORE
N f. w GOOD /,

NEW - Ssv"E
N EW GOOD > :!
Y. = II. n. TY.sER,
A NJ 800 ossosns ss ~ ,tAnd formerly o'cepssA
IA By hessfs. suiton c..
CORNER 2ND L ROCK ISLAND ST
Aa entire stock Of
Dry Goods,
hsasht " Que Of th- arm in tn city q ~ York r.
pressly tor 'hs Market and well suited To the trade
and s-sson. Dur strk Of
Ia DIES DRESS GOODS.
l. large sad comprises great many elegant styes a1d
patterns, Black fanny. pain, "trip AMI psa,. 81 g.
Muslin and Wool D-l.a i,,-s " al Brig, English
and French Nerinoes, Parsmetts Cloths, &c Aio
. hesvy ,tock II Aerrimack. Coch-co. Bay Ss-,
Philip Aliens, and other good brands Of
Prints,
Al Of which will b. sold ., very 10 prizes
CIeaks and MantiIIas.
This department u our .s.ck Is full and complete
contains = great man, new styles, b,nEhs direet u
he manufacturers; siso . Splendid Assorim-n' 81
CLOAKlNG CLOTHS.
= III A w IA $
Long and sqsare Broche and Bay state Shawl, hre-
enc Scarfs &C.
Also Q nice variety -
LADIES OPERA HOODS,
= forts Viotcrin.s. Qa,lted and Hoop skr's
! HOSIERY, GLOVES. &C.
Our stock OF
II ~ Dr. o ! derteS,
'ntsn, = great many b autiful Collars, Handker-
chefs. Sleeves Bands, Finc .g Iaces and Edging-,
and complete stock of Velvet and ether Dr.s- and
aud Cloak Trimmings Our stock %
: STAPLE GOODS,
is very large. and contains splendid variety q BID
Blankets, brown and t-ach-d Musiins aud Drilling.
Tiekins, wosen and colt n FIAnn-ls, lins~ys DIN
Inn, Crash B.,
Our goods were bought with Tue intention OF open-
ing here about the first Of last month. but were
not abi to procure a The season has far
adv ct, that We y III s., II them low prices
iuW IL not l. wer than ever before ifeied IN
this city, in order TO make spring St.
Of gGds The pubic are respectfully invited to cal
and xamii.e oGr sosd- and prizes.
ian2sitf E.SK u. rYNER.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-01-29
WHEN will they arrive I!

PsorosEp New STATES. The House
Committee on Territories have reported
a bill for a State organization in Min
nesota, and. it is said, they have pre-
pared bill, similar to the Minnesota
bill, authorizing the people OF orego"
to hold a Con, ention to form State
constitution prior 10 asking ad'n'ttanee
into the Union.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-01-29
.4rfpSiMla Wills.

vV>HE subsci ib.r hsvts already bni.d twen,, four
i wells In this city, and il every nstanr~ siv,ne
ensire ,Atissactton. Is prepared - execute further
orders Ia the best For all kinds Of busIe.s
wherc . consts NJ supplv Of wAtr l. eiesi, thass
wells are Of greatest adv sntage.
THOMAS GOCRLET
West end Of Sd STREET near Sch.tis Grocrry S:oss.
Jan. 36. 1857. dig.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-01-29

(AfFtCl IA nra, street. over mailman. P,vers 4
Ae.'Ans hdnh. "'li attend ~ the lurehssr snd
sale ~ Lands Houses and l. Il 81 .wr ~ kinA m a,
er country b. eiecins oi peb,s Of ali ~rts Psyins
Take lot nonr' si nj. and ali thinrs slr
with tht Land Anch'y tnsness. Those wishing sps
'h'ns attend 10 o,u"tl, and prompt, IN the allow.
line vii pl ake call t.n,
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-01-29

Periodical Department, Jan. -.
Tribune A,nsnaa and Political Register single
copies 10 GEMS. per dozen 81 ou,
Godes's LADY, Rs,k for lrb,usr;
6raham's Magazine do
Esllous Dollar, Arihur's Home 4,
Isnkcc Noit,ns, NiS Max do
IA lou Pictorial, Jan :tih:
l. sizes illustrated do
Harp - Jousnsl OF civilization. Jan Isih;
friourr, semi-~"kl, 10th, weekly Eth;
FLAG Il Oar Cnion, ettb.
ondon lib -tTatsd n ", - 80. Al
THE low A BOOK ROOMS,
No VI b. asiy sii.es. ,.,ar The Post Onic~.
moe I'LL ADAMS.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-01-29
E. S. MOORE

Frsco, Banner, Sign and Or.
p n.1 %n.; PA ~. Ter .:s Crane q. e..
@ ldiDc upon G.sss
: Lsadsc0pe, Scsasry AID Rrfrsit P0issjao,
ne with dispatch IN the lest nodern sud tat nsi
Nyes Ala, &gn Painting snd Grainins for th~
Trade.
". Coraer brady and t,h str-ts Dsvnposs,
lova. .n38 di1
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0oako08 oo4 Exchange.
NACKLOTr 1 CORB1N.. =. Cor S~csoA aud nrsay. |
COOK 4 sARGENr............ Main and second. |
HcsREGOR. IAwEs + BLAkENORE... -. Main. |
car ". RRO. BARROW CO.. Cor Main ID sts. |
rALLAAN. POWERS : A0ieAN.....s'"vr o.
LanA Asenss
ALLEN l. CLARK........P. .. Bai,dipr, ossdy..st
NICHOLS, ISRELL 4 main 70
Insurance Aseaeiss.
u. y. MITCHELL door Above Fosi umee
II \. nOrFNAN.............. Main street.
CHAMPION 4 son Cor ID 4 brady Sts.
SUTTON \ CO.. cor 2nd Ard hfTk i~iAnds'>
G. FISH,. I'D 81. opposite ietla.'e h"use
GRO BwEAvER ...Nsn. ~ nesrtcok = Sargent
wApSwORTH 81 ST. Opposite isCisire House
JOHN KNAPP. ....N". lsGlsircRDs
II II. SAlTH................ Ccrn-r ~ asd hraoy.
ADAMSON kApP...........2d y. above Psrry
". INSLEE............... No y. t.Csirs
Clothing.
SAMUEL PEkkY ............::... OPP rnst ono
J.. IOWENSTElN. ............No. lrCiSire Row.
J.S. DRAKE 4 CO....... .Nsin, DOOR y =
| A. CAsTEEL CO... Car ~ 4 Brsdyst.
Dsy Gods and 0rrsriss.
n. " HEipENHEIMER........2 nd. n'rr Brady y
| Watches 4 Jeweiry.
HOUSED. ................:.. 3 lrCis". NV
4. G. BILLION. ..............No L-Clsirs Rc~
u. 4 J. NELSON. Brady shov~ u
XII ADANs............ Near Post Oaace
Hats 4 Caps.
A. 3. ASTON 1 CO.. ..2dtst. opp. L-Cisir- House
! observation-disclosures. .k Claire Row
vHRDER acknowledgements cond street
Auction a.A Cem.sis.is,a.
II. W. AOHRlS, Second 81. above Perry
Hardware.
W w PA kKER..............cor Trout 4 Brad
E.LIINDsEs.... I'D st.. east ~ Brad
Whslssale 0Pscsps.
EVANS, CHEW 4 co. Cor ID L PR
, BURR SWIFT. Bra ~ st., bet. Front aud . eont
j. DALzkLl. = CO.. Cor. - PeySJ
J. ~. WILEY End, near Brad
htAN AcOAKN.. Burrows oC<
DsugSlsts.
{. E wEEB...... 10 LsClairs Row
Gent's Furnishing Oeeds.
AISTON Coz. ID 81. oTp. LeClaifr Nous
? JOHN KNAPP............ > Lecixirr no,
vERDER 4 CHAMPION. Second Il, esst q Braa
y Oeoss Z Shes.
MOORE bkOWN...... Brady be-, ~ 1
Tebarcs Z CigaPs.
y. kUHNEN.. COMMUNICATIVE. ID = scar IRA,
. VIM. fRANkEL. Brady near Fro
Msstc Z Musical InstPunests.
JOSEPH A. No. IeClaire 10
. Stoves 4 finwsss.
RYAN fARIY,........Cor. Front Main 81
SMART y G1LLETT. Brady bet 4
The Iswa Agricultural DEPOT.
NOCKSk. = VElLk Cor Front 4 lsla
} Leather shA SsdAlery Hardware.
. HAtGHr h SEARS. ..... .2nd 81 b~t BRADY Z Pei
Rasatssre, MattPesses and UPhelseePy.
MCNEIL BROTHER
" Wholesale and Retail
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C.1.V:V'O.v"H MILL

Tk0 tDW0OS VIII % ueceo1SS"
You can, uss It look for the "BRAvkVLD oAk."
Nv MI, vii run tor about 50 day, aud those per-
sns w,>hing ILLS ed wound d. well soesNs tn'r
.,, =, .oor A. nos, b,s aud thus ensure what they
ncei ~ CANNeU.
noyxti2m
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T-,-The Cincinnati Commercial Says
the city ri Wights,ille, Ohio. four miles
above Manchester. was nearly reduced
to ashes ON Tuesday last. Only two
houses escaped the ra,ages Of the con-
f,ayra.ion. tut there We're only four in
the place,
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GERMAN LESSONS
Tn E.mHl2ea MnaHA Cen fArsaaee

ITO spnrstr individuas classes will Re gwen by
i tn. .nde' signed Ut any hour between 3 O'Clock,
A. NJ, till 10 och OK p. NJ, At his hal, I'd street.
above Brady. over Hiddless u h Lyons Store.
TUITION FEE 50 ceris each Lesson, paysble upou
che rere,pt Of each lesson.
iau.]tlw g. ". SCUklDk, A. u.