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The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-01-09
A Prrp AT ENG LlsH DOMESTIC LIFE

A PEEP AT ENG LlsH DoMEsTIc LIFE
We find in the Washington IN. g.
journal the following extract from a
letter written by one of the officers OF
the United States steam frigate Mcr-
rimac, dated southampton, October s;
We have been visited great deal
here, especially by navy men, and
have created something OF an excite
pent in attention has been paid us
ashore, too, especially by two tamil
ies-one that of an old East India gen
cral, the other that of Lord Hardwicke.
Gen. Frazier has passed most OF bis
life in India, and now lives in ease
and comfort on the Southampton Wa
ter. At "a dinner at his house we had
an opportunity Of seeing how the ar
ristocracy live here, Lord Hardwicke
and family and several other guests
were there to meet US, and everything
was in splendid style, One turbaned
Indian, with several other servants,
waited at table. The plate was su,
porb, and the dinner the most gschsr-
Gle. We sat down to the table at
halt past seven, These are always
epauIets and sword occasions.
Lord Hardwicke's family consists
of his countess, his eldest son (abou
is or 70, and Lord Royston by cour-
tesy,) three OF the finest looking
daughters you ever saw, and sever a.
Younger sons. The daughters-Lady
elizabeth, Lady Mary, and Lady
\ gnita-s are SURPRISINGLY beautiful
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|such development, such rosy cheeks,
laughing eyes, and unaffected man
ners You rarely see combined. They
take great deal Of outdoor exercise,
and came aboard the Merrimac in q
heavy rain, with Irish thicker soled
shoes than you or ever wore, and
cloaks and dress es almost impervious
to water. They steer their fathers
yacht, walk th5 Lord knows how
many miles, and don't care cent
about rain; besides doing host OF
other things that would shock our la.
dies to death; and yet in the parlor
are the most elegant looking women
in their satin shoes and diamonds /
ever saw.
The Countess, in her coronet Of
jewels, is an elegant lady and looks
like tit mother Tor three such women.
His Lordship has given US three or
tour dinners. He lives here merely
during the yachting season, and leaves
on Friday for his country seat Of Cam
bridge, where he spends his winter,
Is do oil English gentlemen Of means,
hunting &C., and when Parliament is
in session he live in London in his
town house. Here he has host OF
servants and they wear the gaudiest
livery-whits plush knee breechss and
vest, white silk stockings and low
shoes. Lord Hardwicke's brother is
Dean Of York, ahigh Church digni.
tary, has two pretty daughters, and is
himselfs jolly gentleman.
After dinner the ladies play and
sing for US, and the other night they
got up q game OF blindman's buff, in
which the ladies said we had the ad-
vantage, inasnuch as their spetticoats
rustled so thatthey were easily caught
They call things by their names here.
/ the course Of the game Lord Hard
wicke himself was blindiolded, and
trying to catch some one fell over his
daughters lap on the floor, when two
or three ofthe girls caught him by the
legs and dragged hislerdship, roaring
with laughter, q we all were, on his
back into the middle Of the floor
They are perfectly respectful, but APP
pear on a perfect equality with each
other. In fact, the English are a
great people. Two clubs here have
offered US the use OF their rooms.
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Congress,

WASHINGTON, Jan. 7.-SXHATE.--Mr
Weller reported bill to increase the pay
OF officers in the army and gave notice thu,
he should call 1t up another day.
The consideration of the Iowa election
case was resumed
A motion to print extra copies Of the
Presidents Message being under consider.
alton, Mr. Barclay said the only effect Of
that document would be to increase, il that
were possible. tho contempt which now ex.
lists throughout the country against ils au-
thor He would not endorse or appear to
sanction its Misrepresentation BY sending
il to the public printer.
Mr. Bayard argued sgsinst the right Of
DIR. Harlan to a seat. Whom, he said, two
integral bodies are TO perform an act, both
must he present at the time, or 1t can't be
consttutionally done. In the present case
il Is admitted that the Senate Of Iowa a. q
body did not participate in the election, nor
did quorum of that body vote on that oc-
clsion, therefore Mr. Harlan was voted for
only by one branch OF the Legislature.
Mr. Foster replying, said, that after the
Convention was duly organized BY the con-
eurrence OF the two branches Of the Legis.
!ature, II remained in session, and could be
dissolved only by vote of the majority Of
the Convention, by the withdrawal Of such
number Of members as would leave less
lhau quorum present. The members ceas-
ed ia act in the capacity af Senators and
Representatives, but were to be counted
numerically. Mr. Harlan having received
majority Of the votes Of all the members
"a tho convention bp was therefore Au1v
elected II the sixteen Senators who alb.
scented themselves had all been present and
voted against him he would still have been
elected, and how then, could their absence
prevent his election
MF. Seward obtained the foor-
The President submitted a letter from
III. Hsmln resignng bis seat as member
from Maine. Adjourned till Friday.
HoUsE.-Mr. Barclay spoke at length and
with bitterness against the Presidents Mes
sage.
Illtnnfs IAuislature
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,rrom The Ceias Valley Ti@es
Davenport, Iowa

Last week we took flying visit 10 Day-
enport aud Rock Island. At the former
place We found business much more lively
than at the latter. We have never before
paid Davenport visit Of any length, nor
did we at this tine stop es tong ~ we de-
sired, considering the good treatment we re.
ceived from all we had the pleasure OF be.
coming acquainted with. Davenport las
the right kind OF men aud the location 10
become the metropolis of the Mississippi
Valley, and as high and l,ud. sounding is
this may appear 10 some of onr readers, we
think that The day is not fer distant when
she will take the foremost rank OF the cities
OF Iowa. Dubuque, with all her mineral
wealth, does not, in our estimation, compare
with the city OF Davenport.
That there is room 70. both, we will not
aehy, but whether both will occupy the
foem that awaits Davenport, is question
OF doubt. Situated as it s, it is one OF the
Paradises of this Western country. and
whls it answers the purpose of business,
Al also affords good location for the men
OF leisure. Its buildings are all OF the f.
nest style of arcblte cture, and the men that
occupy them are men OF talent, enterprise
aad sagacty,
This being the case, we Cannot see why
thsy have not looked Elore TO their interest
TO retain the trade OF Cedar Valley, which
'hcy have heretofore received. The con.
s1iuetlon VI the Chicago, Iowa and Nebras-
Ma Railroad from Clinton 10 this city is GER
IAN, consequently the trade that Davenport
now receives will stop at Clinton or Chlca,
60 Upon inquiry OF Io%a City, we were
MOI surprised 10 fad that over oue.hait OF
all the goods received at the station we're
destined for Cedar Valley, and also that the
same were shipped from Diveupoti OF Roca
Island.
Under these circumstances, does II not be
hoose Tue citizens OF Davenport to he UP
ana doing in order to retain this tradei We
tnihk 1t does, 1t is a mere mater Of dol.
iafs and cents with them. By constructing
me Muscatine Railroad 50 az nterseot the
lineage, Iowa and Nebraska RaiIroad, Ce-
aar Rapids viii be no further oil than lows
NY how is, while the rich country tina,
WIN be opened up for them will doubly pay
shs cost. Look to this, ere i. 10 too late.
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aovaramsnt Lands in Iowa

Messrs. }. NJ, Trowbridge, & Co, Lnnd
Agents a, Chicago, publish card in which
,hey correct misapPrcheusion as 10 the
sale Of Government Lands in Iowa. They
say Tie Geographic dispatch stating that
the President had ordered Into market a
million and hall acres Of lahd in Iowa
seems to have produced the mpreasion thai
these lands are to be sold at oace. This Is
arong, ard no government lands can vet b' ~
tsred N Iosg. Tie law requires that al
public lands shall be hrst offered at public
sale in pursuance of proclamation by the
President, published not less tbaH three
months before the FIRST day of sale, We
sre in receipt Of copy OF the Presidents
order for this sale, and fnd that the day ok.
ed for tue commencement, is MONDAY the
Fourth dag OF May next" simultaneously .,
three offices
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Candidates.

The Iowa City Republican Of last Tues
day says:
We have heard Of the followine names
a. likely to come before the Republican
Cohve ntion, to be held in this city on the
18th
For Superintendent Of Instruction., Mr..
Bugbee, Of Cedar Rapids, Dr., Woods and
DR. Stone. of this city.
For Register and Commissioner Of De
moine River Improvement, ]. B. Howell,
Esq, OF Ksokuk.
For Register OF State Land Office, Hon.
Jas. Thorington.
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III pRIMTING
LOCAL MATTERS
n..nhIieAn County Con ysntion

u. notice in another place it will be seen
p.a,tlican County Convention has been
MA At the Court House, on Tuesday at
,s,,oon. 18th inst, for the purpose OF eject
,us delegates TO attend the State RePabl'-
-, Convention, for the nomination OF state
ns,ars. TO be held at Iowa City On Satur-
-, The nth inst, The STATE Convention
:. been called a, 50 early day as to al
low y. but little time to give the proper 90
,ics for County Convention But We hope
onr friends in the county may De notined
a. a, possible Of this County Convention
40 that they may be here g assist " q the
ELECTION Of Delegates. !, is important TO
have az full representation .. possible 90
cha, The voice Of the Republicans Of the
whole county may be known az to their true
n,eferences of candidates for the Slate ot1i-
49, 10 be filed Each county issniitled to
ons Delegate for every one hundred votes
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New ORLEANS, Jan. 5.--Cotton firm and
active Sales to-day 10000. Sugar quiet
at SAc. Molasses &c. Flour steady a,
81. Wheat closed with an advancing ten
tency. Red wheat $3.50. Mixed corn un.
changed. Pork closed buoyant at $ls,7s
@Sl9 for mess. and holders are demanding
an advance. Lard lin bbls. lie. Western
hay $50 per ton. Exchange on London
InJ
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Lat est News.


QugBEc, Jan 7.--Tobbett's Foundry 4,
Por, Lew was totally destroyed by fire yes.
ierdny. LOSS twenty thousand dollars, in.
surance fourteen thousand dollars.
Ice has formed across The river opposite
the city strong enough for the passage oil
teams,
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TAg WEATHER is now uniforms ami whal
might be called ia any Northern climate
Snc and healthy winter weather. us true,
the thermometer denotes pretty low hg-
ne in the early morning, say q few degrees
below zere, but the atmosphere IS clear and
bracng Certainly this il iar preferable TO
the broken winters Of alternate neat and
cold. rain and sunshine, olthe farther South.
The writer OF this is from the latter region,
and he can truly say his Iowa winter thus
far is more agreeable than any he ever ex-
per,enced in q more Souhern latitude. 1t
il necessary to dress warmer while you
stir around Hyelier through mere instinct
or from The influence Of thrilling, brneing
atmosphere.
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walkers psisat. &c.

BALTIMORE, Jan. New Orlesnr pa.
pers Of Wednesday contain advices from
Costa RIGA TO Dec. 9th
The Costa Ricun papers are iubilsnt Wsi-
ker's defeat.
Latest dates from Texas, report that the
negroes in Houstan County had attempted
to reyyit, ont were 9ueilsd
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Railroad Accident.

SPRINGFIELD, Mass, Jan. IA serious
collision took place on the Connscticut
Railroad this morning, between Springfield
and Chicopee, by freight and passenger
train coming together. A man named Foo
geriy is reported killed, and three OF four
others dangerously wounded.
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the Vermont state Capitol sarat,

MONTPELIER, VI. Jan. THE Vermont
State Capitol was burned last evening;
nothing remains uf il but the bare walls.
The most serious loss in the apartment of
the State naturalist, the destruction Of
which il total and irreparsble. The bull.
ding cost $4,000.
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CoscEKF., &c--We have new 3 theatre
and ,wo concert troupes in the city Wo
have had very few amussments Of this ma
ture during The winter, go our people should
be disposed to make the more Of what we
nos have. They are all orth palronizing,
ss we learn.
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THEATRE We have now q theatre in
al, yovue ut I.eClaire Hail, and a. We TN
aerstand with good stock company Miss
s.llie StClare is tho principal feature
Her powers as an actress are wen known
n o,her places where theatrieals are better
sopre cia,ed or better supported than here
and she is certainly competent 10 entertain
This pubic with excellent acting. Mt'
Bernard is popular and fagorite actor -
Miss StClair will appear this evening n her
great character dance, The Spanish Boiero
assisted by Mr, Morrison. There Will be
,bree plays. See advertisement,
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FIRST LAY OF JANUARY
I q . =.

FIRST DAY OF JANUARY
L q . =.
Balance the Books and accounts Of
the old gear and let us open nso set. turn
over nep leaf and "begin ane'o our Jour
neg and our Life" 50 aid and encourage IS.
RkL,sIogsLy sss Bibles: ,sls00s ao q. Sc of
Pattern ALLY. buy good chiIdrsup books, of
ELI ADAMS, No. % Brady St, near r o.
PuSCTUALLY, buy Diaries, slmanaes, Sc, Of
ELIADAMs, No. 80 Brady II. near r o.
AGREFABLY, buy nice Gin Books, Poets, Sc Of
ELI ADAMS, No. sc Brady 81. near P.O'
sEyTIMENTALLY, bay Mr.. south~iokh works
Of ELI ADAMS, No. 80 Brady St near r. O.
ISsrRUcTlyELY. bur Kans's Arctic. kxpiora.
tions, Of FIJI ADAMS, NJ. SO Brady ST. near r o.
HEALTHFuLLY, buy Agricultural and Gard neis
Books, Of ELl ADAMS, Nc. 50 bTadys1 near o
usRFULLY, buy mechanical 4 scientific books, Of
Ell ADAMS, No. IS brady ST. near Pc.
coSsTRUCTIyELY, buy Architectural and build
er. boeks ofELI ADAMS, No. rs Bradyst' near 70.
PROFESSIONALLY, order medical and Law books
OF ELI ADAMS, No. 80 Brady 81. near T. "
COMMERCIALLY, buy Ledges, Journals, ras o.
&cof Eli ADAMS, No 81 Brady 81. near r ~
ENTHUSIASTICALLY, buy school Books and school
stationery Of ELI ADAMS, No 80 BRADY street
GEOGRAPHICALLY, buy Writing paper, En7
yeiopes, Pens, &C., of ELI ADAMS, 80 BRADY ST.
INTELLIGENTLY, subscribe for Magazines, Fapef
Sc.,to ELIADAMS, No Sd Brady st. nesrf
GEOGRAPHICALLY buy webstsIs DictioD sry
all sizes, of ELI ADAMS, No s. brady 81. near 70.
COMFORTABLY, paper your rnoms with wal! pa
per from ELI ADAMS, So. SO Brady st. near P. o.
ECONOMICALLY, buy Books, Paper, stationery.
&c. Of ELI ADAMS, No. &c Brady 81. peaf r. o.
HI-Fa.LU.TING-LY, read this advertisement OF
ELI ADAMS, NO 30 Brady st. nearP.o.
stopI stopi Charley, for brevity and the printers
aka put away tnat dictionary and wait 90 euttom'
s,sst THE IOWA BOOK ROOMS,
No. So Brady ct. near r.
ELI ADAMS.
Ist mo lJsp) /, 1856
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Coal was selling yesterday at IA cents
per bushel, and plenty on the strests. H.
iinois is supplying ua literally,
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- - - q y
Steam Saw 81 Planning Mills

eza=sezs4s- q - y - - r. y
Steam Saw & Planning Mills,
fsss5 AND
SASH, DOOR n HIND FACTORY.
IHoUf sd respectfully sAii the attention Of Bntd
ieis, Farmers AID tic sHbic generally 10 nay go
assd vel assorted stock Of
LuNGEa, LhT4 AND sHI s1LEs.
sgf tg cash Purcnsssrs VII make II an objec to
CAL nj ray nI--the Lowest Mil on Scc1nd street,
vbare have row on hand,
Fencing Of all lengths, from u to24 #.
framing Lumber OF every dimension;
flooring, piansd or rouga,
Barn Boards of slliengths,
Shingles, shaved, cat or saved;
L.ath o; the best quality;
also Furnishing Lumber, Siding. ~.
arh nav IRE pared 10 furnish s, short DoIice,
DOORS, SASH, BLINDS,
VI i. dow and Dcsr Fralass, arehitravss and
zrehitvave Houldines, Columns and Pi-
iistsr yyoTs pu0tns 8ass Boards,
Fgasl Work, Cofniess, Mould
inzs fran 8 70 7iasass vida,
Vsssnaah 4 H-lastrade
safoll Work,
81 aCkErTs, Co.'s rs s.d 1RAatLlos OR
.AMESTs. gCRJIG. ) < .Sis5, faHs 70 ordsr.
THO mtebinaTy I'D "a, Dnor, Sa5a And Blind Fac
L4s 5etag ill 9f the iata sad 3sSs iIgroyeiD eEts,
eEa E& Ing conp 4tefl yOrk8pRssil oiders Ian with
ins wl o. alied witis ef9mf hi9hs and x'istahteed
- 40 saEsfasEisn.
.hsnkfni % pas iaNars, pQpe IS street sasn.
agat' II asleTs y, EsttE eohtaa.aeo Of same.
B.p 10 j M. GASS3N.
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Rsddsnoe to 1ent
A VERY dssisst ls dwelling With sax roSms, cellar,
Soa house, wan o. .sssf saa isfks sss,ss. =,
s1Ras y II mn s. a. nov aasss I
house, which 10 nss and only such asA family would
require. Possession given innsdtl,sly. APRyto
o! DEAREST NAY, J.nior
u Ladies', come and listen,
A story We ii relate
IL happen ID ia Davenport.
The Queen Of the hswksys stsss
Ii was doxa near the river
On the West aide u Main street,
Down beSwees Front and Second,
We opened store 90 neat.
In that neat a pretty store
Arssoods from every cnms,
Silks and velvets. Rtbtons too,
From dllar to dina.
s#k Ncripoes, and Coburg Cloths,
And caiicoIs full yard sids,
TuGsshsr with AsnhllAs &a
Are seen en- every AIDE.
81 g. = Flanssls. Dcmestiss and shawh,
4R8A In ahsndanes doth appear.
Have pausGcs . ltfxie wkus
fsr the End 4 very sssr.j -
Crsvsts, Tee, And Hall hose TOO,
The Gentieu,ea heie viii md,
With C0llArs, SHIRTS, Alb bIavefs,
Suited to every mind.
Hosiery, Gloves, and Tainas
Ths little Mis- will had at
Together with other things
Ofevcry price aud kind.
The little saIsy arehin
That wxbders about the street,
To tear down all our STAR Rlls,
Will likewise find something neat.
Then come ye TO the store,
Haste, yeSng aud old, oAs and ell,
To whore the .hs.psss {sods are,
The &orS Of DASHlEIL SMALL.
Davanpayt. D<souber 7, leS9.&V
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The Only GeMMtsse .NachtMe
Wa Patented Nov 9Th, 1883.
BEWARE OF INVITATIONS.

Wfsner's Patent wash Tub.
The undersigned offers for sale the right ~ mass
! sell and use the ab ve named popular TUBS IA
), me OF the best counties In Iowa. TINS Is raIs
chance for energetic mon 10 make money. As thi,
territory 10 selling rapidly. persons VINE think u
embracing 10 the enterprise viii 90 vel - app!
coon. J. r. eoatEs
oass, NJ. . Commercial Ba.lainysi eLsranee "a
kyRdy o.. bSes'asW
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Hen Pea CExr.--it was testified TO in
the trial Of Huntington, by booe-keoper
OF firm who was in he practice OF nc
commodating him with loans for the pur.
pose Of shaving notes, that TO one OF these
firms he paid sometimes, for runs Of i've o.
ten thousand, one per ceat. day, saying
that il was half what he made
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+ CsulcH BURNED Dows Yesterday al.
tsrroon about 81 o'clock, a earpente, shop
adjoining the Second Presbyterian Church,
on Iowa street above Fifth, caught fire and
in few minutes the flames communicates
to the church building, which vas speedily
burned down The building was q neat
frame Of good SIZE, and was erected this last
tall, the inside work having just been COM
pleied. The congregation had expended all
their means in putting up this building, and
its destruction will be deeply felt by them.
The destruction was SO speedy that even
had We besn provided with good fire appa-
ratus, the building could scarcely have been
savedby any possibility. We hope the con.
gregation may soon by the liberal aid OF
their friends be able to repair the mischief
by the erection OF a new house of worship
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Improved Oscillating steam Engines

Improved 0scillating Steam Engines |!
icn5ge & Gsdsw oFth's pstent)
Il .nufaceursd at the Hawkeys 1achius Shop,
Fourth St, wet end Of tue ei
SAY EN- OssT, 10 -.
gyifE subscribe rs are now prepared 10 1urnish to
order Engines oil any size and invite those
waning call II thet shop. where ons OF thu kind
mas be seen funuinr III csc Engines are models OF
iinplicltv an3 eahf@ suess, and combining ss they
ia I'll BsSf fafafR Of the common rscsprseatir9
sHFfHs. r5=ifo 4 # ~ II htt!ity peculiar 10 them
solves itas g. -gc paEliruiarly economical In IN 81
stiti sst,nFss a gt.ts auaxt,
sfrT -fg2E af 5H kinds and MACHINERY
=55.. ,-s--fsi. 81 the best quality.
A. Ra&tss-E Promptly Done.
Taos t-Aa. i5TU. With theis orders maj depend
o. ltai., sew { - sat tstaction
deets - rwtf TOW NsEND. SMITH u co,
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ron SAEBi
AsH m NnNn

The HOTEL AT WALCOTT,
NELyE miles wsss Of DsvsaDess, ~ hrpe ~.
\ 500 - TIE NJ. Il. Rsilroed. n 49, r
Nv prairie, commanding sn sstsssavs vieV - ~
surrounding eountry Tie yteiAisy Il . fsvosilp -
Is e and commodisus Sta hlo q stsacke1 - -
pr, Eatess. 1erns very low, and
Lon1 CR0A1t
fo.ssss!on gives imu cdis'sIy. Apply 70
eov72 off COOK 4 tARaRnr
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'sEt Des Mslaes Land Ageaey.
LAND VARIANTS

TsHE unAersisnsd hsys for safe Land VI sYIanfi :
/ alssren stses, which they will sellfor sash OF -
uM- 10 sG.t purchasers.
T6; viii pay rsssic alsr attention 70 sseeyen aeA
location Of lands in Fort Des Moines, Fort boS1o
Chartan and other Western Land Disszicse. AlsSto
payment ofssxes and land bustDsssgsnsrajy.
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Near Waleott,
80 Acres Of choice prairie at bargain
At Forth Davenport,
A t-antiful I've acre lot

LIME gfDDLINs-a superior article, better than
Il Buck wieat for Pan Cakes, for sals how at the
uoy2o afsN KEYSTONE MILLS.
LrXrRA = kAILy FLOUR at the reduced price for
ESais 1t the (nov2S) KEYSTONE MILLS.
NEED-Brsn, Shorts, Sup siufs and scresni.u for
II sale at the tnov4o) KEYSTONE NILLS.
At Private sails,
NEW nrstFAte Carriage, With ssAadiRg tep, q Q
- very low price. (nosslo =. W. nORAts.