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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-05-19
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TpL LAI 1.l. N s..1x. N ts.S...
a : %s., .r' ~ x xstssss
!, rS, ,ha a ,a,s fr,,s..' g. 80 l3ef
Which IA taksa on an easneled iron plate, pre-
parsasxprta.iy for the pprpon.
It's anished without bai.am 81 hr OF vanish Of
any kind and therefore viii blister or crack in
cold sat her as ~til the ttnbrotyre Instead ef
being saFnshfd the Tieture " galvanized IN gal
sanie battery, whish, by giving IL a cbatinguf sil
yer renders a mrvrv ous 20 aimorr hefic changes
The Mriasrofyrs poseesr.s many sayGntsgss over
all other pictares. IL will receive fan without
fractare, a bend without injury. i, may be wasbed
when soiied ana hsnaied without the face being
mgrred, uniesss bus*d by rough scratching. whick
would aefacr the best oil painting. In perfect de-
lin tion If detail IL equals the best guerreotypc
while II has none OF the glare whcbfDrms the chief
OBJ acton to those pictures
When caiorrd, the Aelainrfyp rye very niue rssem
bias painting ivory. Fer inserting in iookets,
pins rings, no other picture com pare With II
The Molaisotype is a PATENT ricTrHx, and CUE
4 BIO. are the only artists in ibis city no have
right to take them. Ii you want Coon PICTURE,
cal at CUES GALLERY, M. sc Nam street. be-
tween I'D and 4th, and examine specimens II the
MELAISOlYPK. tfebs-daw
DISSOLUTION.
rI,IiP CO partnership heretofore tfis,ing between
! tie Subscribers, under the and firm Of
Wilkinson and Marshall, IL this day dissolved by
mutual consent. Richard Marshall wilt continue
in The business, and sigu the name 81 the firm in
incubation. ANDREW j WILKINSON
RICHARD MARSHALL.
ke9kuk, March 80, ls57-ap3 daw
CO.Partuership.
FINiIE undersigned having formed co-partner-
j ship, under The name and style % Mar.hall
Bruce. and purc hassd the inteFest Of J. Wilkin-
son in the fra ~ Wiikinson d Marshall, wilicon-
time IN business wholesale ana rctait Drug
gist. tic old stand, corner IT Matn and THIRD
streets. RICHARD MARSHALL
MICHAEL X. BELGE.
keokuk March 30, ls51-sp5dAw
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MERCHANT TAiLORs,
I4ltd -.',- bet Ia.a 4 John 9u.......... kEDhIk X.
~ L trssest,sl AZ thelr fashionabl Tai lof-
4 Lag aud rara hlIg abasa-aeHt eGe.e aud
e1rst4Snt suipy Il Br3s3a .ut8s, tasasmsTeF Vest
~. anit'ent Furnishing Gpy.is IT ali d sgrtt.
tt4a aUt saafaAt liz tAtir work hail by one
~ ~ most arPzaf am Satisfactory mann r.
~ ~ e3ntt4Eti3 teceisiHs tie NV Aot. ana
f+iiaI- pha i1s.aaf aud ies}h eilaiiy sa4lc!t a.!
Va deere sood s.r& an. tat b,s material H. CIV,
ia 10 cali. Agents for
FRANCE sAnAN's SYSTEM or GARMENT CUTTING.
Aisle keitrs u asAtorr.
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Gnu liz, .. New aud
|ntMAHNv VALUABLE no KS.!
4 Rcrlc ADVENTURES BY SEA
n ard Land, from the earliest date
TO the last expeditions in search Of
sir John Franklin: EDITED by Fee
a MAIN sargent. Pr sale by
y 1stleet. mayed .K.nAET son.
A uI0BIoGRAPHY OF PETER
n MAMA CAKINHItIlT the back wood,
- 1street i'reacher edited by " i. strickland
For saie by T. n IL. d ).
yEALEs AND TAKIN6s, SKETCH
i En- and Ineids nts from the itinerAnt
n MAIN and ediorla budgrtof Rev. j v Wat
E.h.iAR SON.
n IMAM uCATIoNAL ESSAYS,
Jtosreet L. BY i. Thompson, b. H., l.. l.. d.,
a edition, revised fnd enlarged.
edited BY Rev. d. ". clark, b. ID,
For sale by T. h. IL. 4 >.
|otMAINE A RTIsT BRIDE, OR THE BRO.
Jtotreet. ~ kEK's ili1H. by Emerson Bonnet,
author Of Prairie Flower Forged Will
Oh MAN Tor sale 10y L. h. lAhT 4 SON,
y district. mayed o. Main-st.
The Eagle Clothing store.
rIsllE undersigned wonia respectfully announce
l To the customers of the above uamed estab
lishment and thepablic generally. that he has tur
chased the cutrs STICK aud good VIII If the same
and that b. will be in tue constant ift Of. and
keep on hand, god assortment Of every thing
u uaiiS found M such embellishments.
Mr. Win. Nincil, whose pleasing address and long
psrenee ia the business afe well known, will re-
main As salesman and no tpins wili be- srafed Il
shnw h. - = ,!herait!ty ID fs3r aee..s 80
concern. nothing has been lost BY The chang
mchi7d l.. b. MALIBY.
A CARD.
HAVING sold the lage Clothing storeto Mr.,
l. u. Maltbs, take pleasure IN recommending
him my old customers and the pubic generally,
| a. in every way worthy of their custom and good
will,
have left my books and accounts with Mr.. Wm.
Vineii and earnestly Request all persons indebted
| to call and settle at once.
mchlTd HARRY EtJIUN.
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n IMAM UCATIoNAL SAYS,
J1atreet. L. by T.. Thompson, ID. d., l.. L. d.,
new edition, re. iseu fnd enlarged,
edited by Rev. ID. ". clark, b. ID.
For sale by l.. h. III. ,.
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HARWARE AND CUTLERYl

>. w. a II. f. a. X y = 4,
IMPORTERS AND WHOLESALE DEALERS,
/ have in store, and are renewing their supplies
for the spring trade, direct from the makers, which
they offer "a each and prompt ume-buyers IA
vorubie terms. The stock being unusually large,
they confidently solicit M examination Of the same.
feba7-dAw n. w All. TUCKER
M ILLEks and Manufacturers will find con-
M slant supply Of large Circular Saws, warran-
ted, and at tho manufacturers prices; say As, SO,
b2 and "a inches. and when required so inches to-
gether with the smaller tires, At the sign Of the
Red Paddock. S. h L. TUCKER,
msy2ldAw.
4 xES.AXES Hunt s,Collins' simmons Lip
"A pincott's axes, for sale low by
s. w. 4 III. TUCKER.
@ PADES--Amss' Rowland and other brands;
~ for sale by b. Wa IL. TUCKER
GHovEIS-Ames', howiands and other brands
- Tor sab nv sw a IA. TUCKER
uks--Soiid goose neck ,riyeted, cAststetl plan
\ ters, and Carolina hoes, for sale ia great va
rietyby {. w. "A II. TUTErR.
~ and Trace Chains, . large stock, for ,aie low
My y. al. TIchEH
H0KN PLANTHRS-A Superior article for hnrws
~ power, and wonderful labor and time =. viz Z
machine. for sale by =. Wa II. TUCKER.
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A uT0DIoGRAPHY OF PETER
IN ~ CAKIN RIitIlT the back wood,
set Preacher, edited by " =. strickland.
For sale by l.. h. III. a 5.
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suhunhs, tt.ayautt,.

A ~ EHlFIiyE An4 Ill., is.l aesst.f
u ilgafaatir atl itsr faa fafrrs ff FAGslRe "a
tef 18th wANeht 500 taa3s fa AttA iesfs at44fs Il
.Bf4as aEtlaets t4AN fttI It'll tis laaeAabt atf.
~ iaas ~babA frtaebY
Aff4sI vupEa4 DAJHAELL 4 %.
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lTNALES AND TAKIS6s, SKETCH
i rs aud Iugiti, nts from the itiuerhnt
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-05-19
1 List OF New "a nd
Nv ALu III T. Is q u X 81!

4 RcTlC ADVENTURE BY SEA
n ard Land, from the earliest date
70 the last expeditions in search Of
sir John Frank linz Edited by Fee
\ sargent. Pr sale by
g. mayed 4. X. HART & son.
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II EN abu INtIutI lte HUM tIt lIIhtThhf
n MAIN and eiitoria. budgetof Rev. j. v. Vat
J1street. son, ID. II. For sale by
III. HART 4 SON.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-03-04

For ksut, suos,..
ASHORE ROOM nnishsl ee,c34 feet, In
,s.. Apply +" uoox i p,lLox, AN'
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aml>, .yo. D.vsap or - .ssss, " ssfss " a.
a-ssses. ~ ceres .iA.asss fsss--s
bN.sso.
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a0Lls. fArkA AILLs.

A.4Es46se.leegs are CONSTANT. a4sEBx xsf,sly Vi
,'rtnaas AND Wrapping rapeFsaG tlvlr AtIsu $40.
.s .i!l pAy ash fof an. rSasoaaois issaNty OF
:,s,d e.esB eoI4ou or tnshfaSs. ourtrass i
a. q. LaoEcali iii call OF tse Merchants tef1agh
sS osa AZ pas ss.l ~ cssa 81 p~rsfaoI slet
Fzss. y ". WhhbEuAht
ssai4ss yuEe 4ash -:s.
Aaskinsw frou! aaa WhAss flsa,
~ ali 55is, Aiso AAeastsl Ia nlf oais .aa hIIs .
i la,t s1ssSl ~ AMI s.f cate eepsp %
asst4 sS wv tHE Az pSFftA
CIRCULATING LIBRARY
TN fULE DLAsf. Aay sesntiy u ehasss espsa ~
i reaAi.ls. .sS xSs.s, ssaciA as inc
II
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vallsy City MIL, Scott c..... -. N
A Extraordinarily msnufaeturIny h.rvi
"A Flour which they viii se1 Al Oss lrsd,,
rrices through their aSents, ss~ss MARI,
ssta EVANS. CHEW S co.
sep's corner Perry lrd sscaB.s,.
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RS srs.i any n Nh az M. OF TaENa.,
! adaptation % The wants vi. sliaespnssa q ~.
nus'ts strongly rssoppsss 81. ' sy.: ~
a.. $500. b6lon, 6dtpsrtealss'yIss9 0nasSf
sho pralIles VI lexA, WHICH l.
'sii:Ss ss,'sissso ' Ssss ss sss sis
t.nk tLs psssatsss Of kasin ana aa NJ ! 5'''ss
esleersted Coinbined Grindng MI n,J,S3t ~ szA
FlONlSANls Mill
s ~ y % ss :. y sta.s o5aa.,
s.sa ao l., sno Als Tor sale
Law opolu uAlH 0psTatioa aud On a.ht, ~ ms, NJ
rsuy 80 ~ ~, We advise al 70 caii ~ ou s,,a.'
bali if H.. u ~ S., tSs nv -DesDt oasse Il =
~, Mi ils farmers ealitsils,s .us sporu,,
table Investment '''A 's'' ~, ~. ss q.
This highly ingenious ana u,u,b a
fcrms AT sntrc new feature Ii ths s, rsSg.d ayDu
iss s ssas z. ss;qs;s
sihgi. operation Into acven dinerSn, The grail -.
4 saSh Y har ~ u Lss.as X el,s I;
tNaive oushels Per hour ON pair OF ~. sisahy Nor
atonen only 30 inches In diahuet,r rlensh burr nm
verified AZ sinsls Operation int H., otJa ba.,
uns Flour, Fine Flour, MiddDurs. ss'aAS ead H.,
aud shorts An, power being apr,e s,tsa ~
The snallspaes II occupies would ~, othE -
sinoass q Power i.Tsqsiis.,a Isspsi "a o. ~ ~
sns III; sna ssrsss, maze. sss.s
lug Aa., The mill b compact, spbstss,,a, oteef E
not liable 70 get q Of order 10 .nni,la spd s.uI
I sss q -. sSfs slts ,sg .ss s.is. =
Ing asv.nEa p5xrr1uv. y erected. as, III q any kan
rs walls comFete Aeschsat Fiour.ps Nh ns,s .r1
nisy sxpense Of ssven hundred doilsr, "u a: ~ 3
,bsa ayJ,Sa persons f. rsa. u Ilor,,,
SO our NIL 70 Operation bstars purchs.,n c:ss 2
sous are hereby warned from trespassius y 90, ssa = y
our rights, ~ We shall naiatao den = " tonaeile
| Of the Law, " ne shk( r.
fhese Min viii uahe over Isfsy Bs,-a1
| twenty -four heurs. 0fFsW -
| forfrrthsr parttenlarsapply to or .dd,...
| !Acos WRAYxR. "a. Ds,..,
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A o>,axssl sArn b Elss Eeo usvssros !eo
ssrs., ~ sG1ss ~ csAssssaes' p.s Ss~s' -
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1851 FALL STYLES. r.
1856.

II. Green,
Marufsgtarere. hud DeR'eT 10 Hhts Czos, Fars,
Roses. Hseksk4s Glove sad Mi.,sna
yIrEars Ia reseipt If oar FALL STOCK,
w 20 which ss tnvite tie attention Of She eau.
xsns Of pavcnpori, Rock tslaad aud vicinity. Our
aseilslss icr aOiaiHii geoasa oe' i'om tfs bsods
eaahies ss 10 Offer good oots at as low prices
abole.atu Anh Retail, as aiy huzss'in tho vest
itighest 81 ps'sas Faid fer all kinds II shp
ntn. Ear. A. GRKEN,
Nc. fe Claire Row,
sepGauU davenport, lows.
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LuABkR ,LATH and SHINGLES,

COMMISSION MERCHANT,
General Agen, and Intslliysneer,
oGss Ne. s CeumerctS BHtldings, entrance :,
Brady ct
pAyErpuRT, IOWA
VIII bay and sell on Com l1ssion, make advances,
Lean AoDey, Segoti2ts Loans, Locate Lands,
Lease and Hrug houses 4 iots, Pay faxee,
make Collections, Lrsw ritalkt, open
and close Bgoks by Dotb B. hnIry,
Actc.i Accounts, pSpcuit tess
tsnls, ana SiLualons,
HxFfE 10
]. N hlisbGu 10, PnilaS slpdiE,
D. -. Harris. $50 Galeta,
KIRK, Leo. Wtnona, NJ.
re. kirk, Esq, Mt Vernon g
Pseb ss n Brother, cincinnati,
Muehel ESQ
Jsaes Betty - Co, 81"
III. sprehsie, 6shi2nd, 0hlor dc2idGu.
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y Il. sba .. o. sXOEEY7s-T
lrSnAdry and Machine WORK.

'AE proprietor L now prepared q .0iAA
ssrieey Of nachinsrS ii ahort i oties s'es srsr
Superior Steam Engines from AZ, r. 80
horssPo Nerj Engines, Lsthss, Pisue,,V. ls .a13s
and all descriptions or mill WORK. AZ una aA
in the west for the manufacture Of Mo Eshs
Friction Horse Power; snp~do, msch,ns, 4, AM
poe intended. We you'd invtts n, ,,,.. " pa
parus Skating % thsif d,us,, eSsIaae
and SELF otiinE Boxes, ssIerios "a sny ibs, nI.a
Particular attention Will be psid 10 rss..I W
ehinery, and prompt attention eivss % 4, q
We propose To execute our VI rE tn a. ~, oaen-
ana AK poriss requiring machin. = 9, ss as,as
favor us with their ordsrs. Cssrnr Of iii
piled 10 order. hst8 4@ saAa@Se
Works on Ihiri street, opposite u. o...
| burylng ground. 0aysnportsa. !, ssaasta
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FALL AND WINTER CLOTHING
AT JOHN 3oRpAEts
-


A LARaE and varied assortment oiMenSs and
AIsoYs, Ready nude Ci0tIsing, embrse
ing stithedifsrentand approyadsiIies,a ad sde by
good vcrkrseE oR, ofthe test material.
fire, incaiGm ana eommoa, union, BeSyer, r eli,
Pilot, petershan aud Finishing, Baagaps, Sac ssna
Paistct ovcrcosts, Cloth Dress and Froek Coats OF
yahous co ofs snd qualities. coth. Cashmere, sal,
net, Velvat and Tweed Pantaloons. SILK, Satin, Vac
lerta wfnsdow Velvet, ffGAn, Cloth, Cashmere
satinst, Doubfeand Single breasted Vests. Monkey
JAckets, Drawers UndefshlrIs, Hosiery ,su
liloyes, ttandk Shirt oiar Stocks
Ties, Scarf, Winchester and Scottsapprcvsd Patent
Shouiderss1m SHIRTS umb.ellasaad aIartcies usaai-
~ kept scntieiran's furnishing stoves diis
Kobos de Chambre aud Revere vestsand Oyereoats
Also, spiendid assortment Of uncut Cloths Cassi
,reres aud N-sangsai OF which will be made % 10
ordor,nths osstmsnnsr, with prompness, at aecor On
M cdating prices, aud BY onipetenf worklnen Tnis
sin the monthly receipt ofthe latest
ssshtonsso lhaiorders.ntras,edto them may 80 re-
lied pom Assessing In the ssststye by those who de-
sifei. ALI man:sf PLAIN work and work q gen
la-i medium, promptly attendedtos 40 heretofors
HATS ola new siy letogeiheT with al ofshs COM
mon kinds con stantly on hand.
neutrality-suspicious. Thea bserioerconn dent
II hopes 70 meti taee ntinusnee ofthesame.
.sasHS#& JOHN JORDAN.
Asrshan ffsilHrsD Clothisr y autstres., rppcz
site the Steam Mills.
Bayenpors. IuiY %, lsSS-pdd.lf
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! LII M BDE!
CANNO MS -..,,.
Steam Saw & Planning M"
sASQ, doom q BLIND FACT Cssaiid.
TWoULD RESPECTFULLY esli the stsnuoo o. ", srss
Lena, Farinersaat the pubic generally w.
an d well assorted stock OF .,va
LUMRX1, LATH AND sHiHeLSaS =, -
and 10 Cash PurchsseTs viii cake - o0 1850
call NJ my miil-tAs Lo west Mill on sseon~
~ whore Ihaye Gov on hams "a A.
Fencing sf all Lengths, from " tos.
4nuins Lunbsr q every diasns'sI.
flesTing, plsnsd or resgh,
Bars Doaras - ruisrGths;
Shingles, shaved, cut OF sawe@
Lstk Of the hest quality A
Alss RurnisAing Lumber, SidAS .,,so,
Ism nov psepa red 10 FURNISH = saDss noSS
s.t. DOORS, SASH, BLiNDA sos
window and Door Frames. ArcnIS p.
Architravs Mouldings, CoIsnns ~
lastsr Work, Plinths D bsse Sos,u''
Panel Work, Cornicss, noaAa'
ings from 3 to inches vide
Veraudah 4 Dalustrads o"
..... Scroll Work, ,3ou or.
bRACnbTT3, CONSOLES and MEpA. ~ o,dst
NAAESTs, sCRoLL "a WING done % SS,,"h Fse,
The machinery In my Door, Sssa sna,ne.suissi,
tory icing all OF the --latest nnd oest IT. :. ian viz
and having competent work men, Al iced
zoe viii DO oiled with promptasss ana Su''"'
1EsnEiuI foI past fayors, hope BY .!1 ~ s.ss.
ton 10 ali eTders to merit colunnsnee SSnSK.
dee ~ 49,. ~ - ~. -
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| FRUITS, &C,
| A FRRSA lot Of Lannon's, Oranges, Nuts, Candle.
| hhe, jasl fsesIsed by
Dec 21aa H. H,HEIDEsHEIHEr.
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- asiN ASA W. HlOfssslS,
Ancttoncor,

ssa.fNASA ~. MOfssslS,
Auctt onceI-.
Genera agent Commission 4 Auction Broker,
sae0nd 81 between Perry and hark Island SITS,
davenport, Iowa,
" Ill MAKE advances on ill kinda Bf herehaB
diEe, buy sell aud locate LAID Wa rants, and
aikend 90 al kinds Of Real Estate or mouSy trans
aceohs, Collecting Book and Note Accounts, 4nG
al klads OF CominissioH business.
hsiSfs TO ths following persons, By pernIssieni
ssit q Co, baokers, Chicago;
Box se, lnnis Co.,
Iallaan, Powers i M'Lsan, bankers, Davenport,
Campbell, Eco,
ite~tI AarsshIi, banker, Rhisebeek, NY,
CaIinAn q co. Madison, Via,
s.osss Brothers, New YorS city,
Isha sayery's sons, - u!
L.se, keieham 4 Co.,
tMH. Wilson ~ Co., =.
sTilh sheldon, Troy, N.Y.
Jnm"s Wager, Esq, =
l.. Potter Co., 80
John 7, Hall, banker, Poushkespsie, y. L.;
Frederick w Davis, do -
Reuben NORTH, do
Joseph q. Harris, do a.
hon. Charles h. Ruggies, ~
Hon Morgan Carpenter,
Edmund Morris, Esq.,
e eaa.. E =: haossii s.a' Bridgeport coRa
7. Augustus Morgan. banker, st. Paul, MI;
ssss Packard Co.. Albany, NY.
HENRY ". MORRIS,
fofDsity Of Fauzhk-epss, Duchess CO., Ne. orr
Davenport Oct ~ 1855 dwf
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Fire and Burglar Proof Safes
chicago L1ls1S Der!

THE subscriber a. his Steam PianinE Mill n
i Moline, Lils., has jsst parcnassd . large guam.
uy Of Chicago Lumber, and has made sifsnxs-
ments TO supply tho demand, which he viii cell Al
wheosals or fsaifs 81 prices isat cannot fail 10 give
satataeIioa. Also
SASIA, DOORS AND BLINDS,
which viii DO sold cheaper than the same can b.
purchased elsewhere Ills SIDING will be Of this
very best quaiiiy, aud his FLOORING cannot be
surpassed, all dressed and ready for Immediate zee
JOB FLAMING AND SAVING
Doae short notite, TO your Satisfaction. boa
tail ~ give ia esil. Rsms nbar the place, head o
Main aud Nsls streets, Moline, Ills.
re iRvi HUHGhRfokD.
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q, 600
NV DERRU20s
.lcArRfrn

.roIy SILVER spoons arc Forks. sii SAGE asd pss'
I sssra, ssd male expressly fer ihs undersiSava,
stso sfaiiasssrsmeat Of Mefssn's Celeb rated Co.'s
ssasas sasgicl A.c, 3. sLoss'
Preble County Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1857-1859, 1857-05-28

AZ~The elections that have taken
place thus far throughout the country,
since the great national triumph last
fall, show that the Democracy are gain
ing ground everywhere. The great bat
tie Of last year was fought and won upon
great issues, the success OF which are
necessary to the very existence Of our
government, and whose defeat would be
followed by a dissolution of the ties
which have made us one people and one
country. 1t becomes us, therefore, as
men, as citizens, as patriots, as Demo
Gratis, to preserve in all its purity our
national faith, and to refuse to lower
our standard of principle for any temp
tation Of expediency whatever.
Preble County Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1857-1859, 1857-05-28
Young American"

We are glad to notice that our young
and entcrprising friends, WIN. WHIT
IDG and WIN. D. Quinn, have pur-
chased the Drug establishment recently
owned by Minshall s. Son, and intend
to do business on the " Young America"
principle, under the firm of WH1TRIDGE
4 QUINN, and solicit the patronage OF
the public at large. The Book esta-
blishment of Messrs. QUINN & BANFILL,
has been removed to the Drug Store,
where a general variety Of the latest
publications., periodicals; stationery, and
many other articles, will be keptconstant-
ly on hand, together with all kinds OF
Drugs, Medicines, Paints, Oils, &c.
Preble County Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1857-1859, 1857-05-28

What is

The Garrison Abolition party is only
the advance guard of what is called
" the Republican Party" Garrison:
eight or ten years ago, was where the
Republican Party is now-and hence,
where that party is to be ten years
hence, we can see by the following Car
rison programme:
ave reiteratc our former declaration,
that the object of the society is not
merely to make Liberty national and
Slavery sectional "-nor to prevent the
acquisition Of Cuba-nOr to restore the
Missouri Compromisc-nor to repeal
the Fugitive Slave biil-nor to make
Kansas a Slave Statc-nor to resist the
admission of any new Slave State into the
UniOn-nor to terminate Slavery in the
District of Columbia and the Northern
Tcrritories-but it is, primarily, com
prehensiyely and uncompromisingly, to
effect the immediate, total overthrow Of
Slavery. wherever it exists on American
soil, and to expose and confront what
ever party or sect that seeks to purchase
peace or success at the expense Of human
liberty. Living or dying. our motto Is
\ UNION WITH SHAREHOLDERS, RE
LIGIoTSLY OR POLITICALLY.
In behalf ofthe Executive Committee.
WIN. LLOYD GARRISON, Pres't
Wr IN: GhE: PHILIPS. Secretaries.
This is frank and maryland it is
just what aboIitionism means-thc dis
solution of the union Of the slavehold-
ing and non-slayeholding states.
BR1sroL's Observation-Disclosures
Botany has not disclosed the existence
Of any medicinal root, plant II herb,
possesses the purifying, r%estora-
tive, vitalizing properties of Sarsaparilla,
and Chemistry has never prepared from
root, a remedy which will compare
strength, sanative effect, or infalli-
with Bristol's Sarsaparilla. 1t
was the first of the Sarsaparillas in
point of time, it is still the first in
and popularity. The eases of
Scrofula, Cancer, E~rysipelos, Consump-
ton, Tumor, and Liver Disease, pro-
nounced hopeless by the faculty, that
have been radically cured by this pre-
are innumerable. In the same
category, as regards the certainty and
Of its operation, we place Kemp's
Worm Lozengcs, and purely vegetable
'emcdy, and a very pleasant one for in
.cstincl worms.
Preble County Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1857-1859, 1857-05-28
mo. 1921 AN ACT

Supplementary to the act entitled Gan
Act to provide for the organization of
Cities and Incorporated Villages"
passed May 3, 1852.
SECTION Il. Be it enacted by the Gen
eral Assembly of the State of Ohio, That
section twenty-eight of the act to which
this is supplementary be so amended as
to read as follows; Sec. %. So o o as
the amount of compensation which may
be due to the owners of the property to
be taken, or to any of them, shall have
been ascertained by the jury, the court
shall make such order as to its payment,
or its deposit, as shall be deemed right
and proper in respect to the time and
place Of payment or deposit, or to the
persons entitled to receive payment, and
the proportion payable to each, and may
require adverse claimants, ofany part of
the money or property, to i~nsterplcad,
SO as fully to settle and determine their
right and interests, according to equity
and justice; the court may direct the
time and manner in which possession OF
the property condsmned, shall be taken
or delivered, and may, if necessary, en-
force any order giving possession; the
costs oecasioned by the enquiry and as
sessment shall be paid by the corpora
ton, and as to the other costs which may
arise, they shall b. charged or taxed as
the court in its discretion may direct;
no delay in making an assessment of
compensation, or in taking possession,
shall be occasioned by any doubt which
may arise as to the ownership Of the
property, or any part thereof, as to the
interests of the respective owners, but in
such cases, the court shall require a de-
post of the money allowed as compen-.
satioR for the whole property, or of the
part in dispute; and in all cases, as soon
as the corporation shall have paid the
compensation assessed or secured its
payment by a deposit OF money under
the order of the court, possession of the
property may be taken, and the public
work or improvement progress Z: Provi-
.ed that any person or persons i~ntercs-
ted in the appropriation of private land
Preble County Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1857-1859, 1857-05-28
L. G. GOULD, Editor.
EATON, O., MAY %, 1857.
FOR GOVERNOR,
HENRY B. PAYNE,
OF Cleveland

TIE
recent rains, together with the mild
weather and warm sun, have started
vegetation forward as if by magic. The
gardens and farms, which a short time
since looked dull and unpromising, al
ready look inviting, the grain and grass
shooting up rapidly, and the trees leaf
ing in haste to make up for lost time.
A more p~erceptible as well as crafty
ing change has rarely been witnessed
in any season.