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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-05-09
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STOCK.
Notice T. Stock Raisers.

T>Hu fhoroush breed Durham Hall, DAvY
1 CROCKETT, IL now kept for the beaef, Of those
VITO wish 70 avail themselves o. bis seryices, At
CsDnon's stables, West Davenport.
TERAs.-Casb-for common cows, Is, for grade
or part bred, 40, Tor thorough bred cows $40.
DEEegIPTIoE.-sD avy Crockett" 10 a deep red
was eaivei On tho cath Of March, 1855, bred hy
Jsnob Perez u Clark county Ohio H. Il 1ne OF thc
finest short hornet Durhsm Bulls Of hts age In the
sta'eg, or in England. See his Pedigree, No Ii.s
Vol. 5. American herd hook.
PEDIGREE --"Davs Crockett was got hy Tmto-.
cd Alderman, POI cut 81 Young virsinis, by PJwhat-
tan S. !. Lady OF the Lake by Imported Reformer
t.0sI Rose IL Sharon by Bryiiere '1o6l Red n Sc
9th b y Hubback (ls25l Rod Hose "a By HI.
Grace 1911 Red Rose Is by Marlborough Iso5l
American Cow hy Favorite I2b2l by Prince EaSi /
by Fohj=mbe l2s3, by Hubuaok l3l9,l by james
Browns Red tuii, le7'l
For further particulars trqnire 40 Cannon and
Frepchs Mills, west Davenport
After devo;ing LARGE port on OF my time for the
past yenrs, sparing her trouble or expense To
obtain The best thoro5gh-tfcd stock that could be
in this country or in Europe, am happy TO state
that can 3nstly reconnend one II the best yourg
thorush bred Stations IN the world, Of the hest
Mammoth Jack, and inPofted thoroush-brei bur
ham Bulls, and ~ gocd Hereford Bun az kIg and
ever produced. an Ali.ruey Bull, and Suffolk HOGS
The services OF all these animsis a,e within tie
reach or every person who wishes tn improve their
stock This Is very important branch ~ st,toul-
tural in:crcsts AHA ought b. every wfere PROM
inent ALTHOUGH II h1e hereororc been tor Inuch
q -ieeie4 Dy the Farms of Iowa, Who have lot pail
sufficient attention 90 tire production ofrure high
bred animals. l.isawii known fact partien,arl y
amour the growers ~ hne srocK IN England, that
Il tn best sre should be pure thorough bred ani-
ma IS the offspring Of sire OF the opposite character
invar III, shows the defects If Imperfect peigree
Another fact equally established although it may
appear strange - some, IL that the offspring frt
quGty posses the distinctive traits " characters
which il-st imprtrna.ci The dam. Those, and mar,
equally impor aut facts render it g the first neces.
sity u obtain thoroughbred animals, for the I'm
proveinent.of STOCK OF All kind.
The subscriber has, and will keep constantly on
hand for sale Thorough-bret stock.
apr9dSw3n J. n. CANNON.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-05-09

must be reccollcctcd that tho dealings
Of nations arc conducted upon kpriuci-
Piles entirely different from those Of
p.ivate individuals.
In the latter case, transactions Of
the character which VIC have suggest
cd, would be discountenanced !;
while in the former, they are not only
allowable, but absolutely necessary
1t would Of course be preferable to con-
duct national contracts upon the high
est principles of honor and integrity ;
but 80 long as other nations make d.
plomacy the very essence of polite
falsehood, we must meet them with
like weapons.
when we shall have gained all that
is aimed at in the pending negotiations,
it will be sufficiently early to abrogatc
the Clayton Bulwer Treaty.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-05-09

4 NEW ARTIcLE-Among the recent ARR.
walls at this port was Sicilan barouc.-
She Is now lying at the foot of Chestnut
street. She brought cargo of oranges and
lemons of the very finest description. She
also brought quantity Of live stock not re-
presented on her bills of lading-a few
myriads of cockroacnes, of a style and pro-
portions which cannot do otherwise than
improve the species now here. These
reaches are from two and halfto three inches
in length; fat ones still larger. Some of them
are called scorpion back and carry around
a style Of shell that crunch under ones
boots like remarkably tough egg she'll
These fellows are very queer looking. One
of them, we think. would throw a nervous
lady into Mysteries They are dark brown
in color, and when running look ike strip
of highly vanished mahogany under great
excitement. In the way Of speed they will
teach our reaches lesson. They run with
remarkable rapidity, and soon found their
way into the neighboring stores -Philadsl-
phiG AMertcda.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-05-09

ALLEGED INAccuRAcY OF Dr. KASE's DIScov-
EEIEs.- A crowded meeting of the Royal
Geos raphical Society was held in London
on the 18th Of April, Sir r. L. Murchison,
President, in the chair.
Among the papers read was one from DIR.
II. Rink, of Copenhagen-On the supposed
Discovery of the North Coast of Greenland
and an open Polar Sea, dc, by DR. Elisha
Kent Kane, United States Navy. The au-
thor states that as the speculations of Dr.
Kane relate to n matter-the physical geog-
raphy Of Green's; nd-which has occupied
his attention for nine years, he feels called
upon to subject them to a critical eXamina-
ton. DR. Rink, after paying q warm trib-
ute to the active energy and undaunted
| courage of Or. Kane who succeeded in 1888
in gaining a somewhat higher latitude than
his predecessor, Capt. Ing:eiield. r. n,
through Smiths Sound--the continuation
| of Bailin liay-goes on to show, how III
| ] 655, the Doctor with his crew, was com.
PEELED to return to Uppernavik for winter
quarters, in consequence Of the ship being
frozen in the ice. With regard to the great
"Ilumbot glacier" discovered by DR.. Kane,
and which he places on the coast of Green
land between 70 and so degs. north lati :
tude, DIR. Rink observes that is nothing
more than what may he noticed in the in
terror of most Of the Greenland fiorls, from
| the most southern to the most northern
point.
After explaining why Dr. Kane did not
notice these peculiar ice formations, which
he attributes TO the fact of their, in general,
lying behind the heights, island, and PENN
sula, and of the Doctor and others in search
of the northwest passage and of Franklin,
passing too rapidly through Davis Strait TO
admit of careful examination of the country,
the author proceeds to discuss the second
point, namely: "The Open Polar Sea" sup
posed to have been discovered by Morton,
the steward, and the Greenlandcr Hans,
and throws great doubts upon the accuracy
Of their statements, and ridicules Kanes
theory of the Polar Sea- assumed to be kept
open by branch of the gulf stream from
Nova Zembla, down Smiths Sound to Baf-
fin Bay. Dr. Kane, instead of making me-
ridianal observations the basis for the con-
struction Of his chart, had recourse to the
mean between it and the dead reckoning
the latter being no less than 43 min 6 sec.
in excess; consequently before We assume
the latitude OF 80 degs. SO min. 80 sec north
as the iai thest point reached by Morton, it
is but just that the distance trav eled by him
On the oath should be subjected to a deduc.
ton, which we will obtain by having re-
course to the amount of error Occasioned
in the dead reckoning between the 2lst and
23d of June, and which will be found to
amount to 81 miles in 81 The latitude OF
Cape Constitution will therefore be so deg.
A min. north, instead of 81 deg. % min.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-05-09
More British Outrages.

On previous occasion VIC referred
to the fact that British Man-of- War,
had been stationed in the channel l,e-
tween the Keys of Florida, for the pur-
pose of searching all passing vessels.
1t now appears that squadron is
cruising about in various places among
the West Indies with orders, from the
British Government to stop and exam
inc, all vessels, without regard to the
flag which they bear, for evidences OF
slaves.
A large number of American vessels
on the peaceful crrands Of lawful com
merce have been stopped and obliged
to submit to a humiliating search. a
number have been fired, into and on
two occasions, have been seriously
damaged for refusal to recognize the
right of Victoria Guelph to issue a
search warrant against vessels carrying
the colors of the United States OF
America.
This outrageous injustice, has be-
come evident, even to the people Of
other nations. The latest adviccs from
Havana state, that most intense ex-
element roigns at that city and
throughout the whole island Of Cuba,
on the subject.
The adviccs also State, that the Amer.
lean Captains at Havana, have handed
together and are determined to contest
the right of England to establish 20
lice on the high seas.
If the news be correct, VIC NAV soon
expect exciting times.
The loss of q few American lives
and small amount of American prop
crty, in an unsuccessful attempt to re
sist search, would create a hostile
feeling against England throughout
the whole of their country, which would
almost inevitably result in war.
There is therefore a chance that the
present peaceful negotiations with
England, may be brought to a prema
turc close and the matters of difference
settled by resort to arms.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-05-09
DIX. u. sM,DO.V.V.ELL
Veterinary Surgeon,

MEMBER Of the Royal Veterinary Inetitntion o
1NA Dabln. Ac, Stud mt and Assistant Surgeon %
the great Professor Ferguson, Veterinary Surgeon to
the Queen Of England having madea frans- Attain c
sie for the purpose OF maAng himself master Of the
different modern improv emen;s IN the science 81 We
tsrinsry Medicine and Surgery as expsunded In the
English and continental Colleges Degs % inform
those friends rnd horse proprietors who 80 kindly
patron7e elm previous to his departure, during his
former jdrn In Dsvenpo, I, that he Is row fully
prepared 10 render available In their service all the
profe ssionsi assistance which tuch course OF study
and extensive requirements renders available With
due eject the ~ actcc OF the din rent departments
OF his profession as Veterinary Surgeon.
The following gentlemen who have employed him
on cry (sosne OF which formidable ope
rati ms to nc performed on) will chrerfully IT,
IS TO his abilities . competent Veterinary Bur
geon.
lion John N Cannon, Hon John Cooh,
Aessrs Cotes Davis, w Cannon Esq.
j Regal,J p, d S Brooks Esq.
G Webb Req, 9 r. Marks,
M Woodn.
Until further notice he can BE- found IT Mr. Smiths
Livery Stable opposite the Po-t-Once, or ~ the
Union Drug Store, aboqe the Post.Oflce.
mrhl6-ftf
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-05-09
Public Notice

rs HEREBY GIVEN, tina. the annual meeting OF
i the Stockholders OF the Mississippi * Missouri
Rail Road Company, viii be held at the Office of said
Company in the Oily % Davenport, on Monday the
7th day Of June next, 10 O'clock NJ for the Iur.
pose OF Getting directors for the ensuing year and
for tie trans action OF such 9th business a. may be
necs sssry.
Davenport. April 20, 1883.
spr3O-dtd II. PRICE, Nocsy,
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-05-09
The Mammoth Jack,
DEACON DARDEN.

WILL SERVE A LIMITRD EUMBER or
w Mares, the ensuing season, at my Stables,
West Davenport, Iowa.
Pspi0RkE.-"Descon Darien'' was 20. by Mason's
celebrated imported "Mammoth' u k-out OF a
thorol "a. bred ''Bi.ck warrior Jenny.
Observation-Disclosures pardcg' foaled Oh
thu 18th lily 1851; bred by Dol. H. Y. Ola ,tuRB,
% Jesssnln County, NJ. Heis FOURTEEN HANDS
TuRsE INCHES HIGH AND GROWING. hs for he,
mu-cla AMI sincw, he IL racquallc! by any Jack In
the stat and will challenge comparison with any III
the Union.
TERAs-cash---snalc leap, $40; season SD
Mars by the season, not proving with loa Wi! ~
served the following season free II charge. Every
prcnUton VII 10 taken to prevent accidents, but
VIII not be responsible should sny occur.
The proprietor would call the attention of farmers,
and tn sn pefsors raising stock 70 the great demand
for Mules In all parts of The ennntry and the high
prices at which they are now sciing.-Csll end ex-
| snihe Deacon narden hefotc having your mares
served. For fur her particulars enquire At Cannon
n Fiench's Mills or OF
apI9i&w3m J. M. CANNON.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-05-09

"a An exchange contains an advertise
ment by an Express company of unc..lled
for goods. BY an accident the letter had
dropped from the word "lawful." ana Il
now reads: "Persons to whom these IN M.
ages srs directed ore requested to come for.
ward and pay he astit sAssses q ne
salAe.s
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-05-09
Mount Ida Female College.
DAVENPORT, IOWA.

TNHA Summer Session Of this Institution common
> ces On Monday, Nay ID, lS5s. The location q
this Institution for eeneral hes.thfulness purity o.
moral atmosphere, aublimity and beauty Of scenery,
l. not eacslled - thought, b. that Of any similar
Institution in this nation. The building is eubstan-
tae brick edifce, situated . beautiful emncnce.
Overlooking the FEATHER Of W sters and Twin Cit
ies OF the West" and II beine fitted up In the
most approved style ofeastern Colleges. The Session
Rooms have beeo nicely paHeScd, and supplied With
the best styles Of Boston furniture diag0nAly ~.
ranged, and the three comwodious EiroFs have been
neatly Pspereo painted caspeted end furnisksd with
new snd elegant pianos, &c, for the accommodation
o. the musical and ornamental department.. Two Cd
dtionsl Professors will be Aided 10 the Faculty.
lady and gentleman, late Of Troy Female OAiege,
Z. The boarding department win accommodate Al
present bctween seventy Ave and one hundred young
ladies' and Will Be under the supervision Of the Pres
ident and his Lady; and parents may b. assured
Scholarship and standing, but the health and CON-
fort Of their daughters. This Institution being nov
placed under auspices OF the Mount IDA Co1lees
Association, incorroratedwith tn highest COL
i-Tsase p1wers. full and formal Diplomas co0lesTine
appropriate Literary Degrees, win b. awaF0e6 g
those young ladies Who complete the pseocs1nsd
courss Of study. Expenses win b reduced % meee
the timts 0tutlents WIN be received q any tlno6us
ring ne nrot halt Of The seesIoo
mAvt.te NV r r R0n4n
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-05-09

battery Of four guns and company Of
dragons were despatched TO the scene
Of the difficulty. The statement from
the Leavcnworth Ledger, already tcle-
graphed, grew out Of the above; prob
ably by the substitution Of Camp Scott
for Fort Scott.
The following are the Topeka nomi-
cations for State officers under the Lee
compton Constitution
For Goyernor-llcnry J. Adams, Of
Leavenworth for Lieut.. Governor
Cyrus X. Holiday, of Topeka for
Secretary of Statc-E. p. Bancroft, OF
Emporia for Treasurer Ct State
b. Wheeler, Of Doniphan ; for Auditor
Of Statc-George s. IIillycr, of Grass
hopper Falls; for Attorney General
Chas. A. Foster, Of Ossowatomie; FOX
superintendent of Public Instruction
John NJ. Walden, of Quindarc; for
Commissioner Of School Fund-John
w. Robinson, Of Manhattan for Rep
resentativc to Congress-Martin +.
Conway, Of Lawrence for Supreme
Judges, two years-William A. Law
renee; four ycars-Lorenzo Dow, OF
Allen county six ycars-willlam
M'Kay, of Wyandottc =; for Reporter
Of Supreme Court-A. ID. Richardson,
Of Sumner; for Clerk Of Supreme
Court-W. I. NJ. Army, Of Hyatt.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-05-09

NOTICE TO SWAMP LAND PRE.EMPTORS -
~ Notice Is hereby given that on AMI after Tues.
day the 4th day ~ May 1853 the County Judge OF
Scot, County viii issue title deeds to parties hodn
certificates of pre- ec1rtion swamp lands within
sid county Nothing Int gold currency at car In
Ch'caso will be received IN payment for the lsaas.
May LIST, 1868. BY order OF Hon CHtS wESTON,
County Judge Of Scott County.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-05-09
Agents Wanted.

THE GREAT GIFT eALx on GOLD PENCILS, by A
ii WhIford Co., Washington City. II. @. Of.
fcrs rn excellent chance 10 gents to make few dol.
lars with little OF no expense. We manufaeiur-
Ing and s"lling beautiful solid Gold Pencils Tor
each thc actual retail price,. and eivipg each pnr-
chaser gift. worth from 81 up To 5000 Raah Iur-
chaser o' apenc 10 sure OF So gift, at least, or i.
may he worth s., $10, &15 $50, $50, $50 &76, Stu
or $500 The prizes are distributed H. purchase =
by simple plan OF drawing and % soon a. the nan
of purchaser isIeceived with the -. his pencil a.
gift are put ny In small box In a safe manner ~
s.ht 10 the owner BY man, post paid. Our pin
Rives perfect stisfaction. rs each purchaser Sc.
or trade his pencil for all it costs him, aud retain the
gift gratis.
We want rood agent, In every pait Of the com
try TO solicit purchasers and any 10 be
fni, should first have pencil and prize to cxhitr.
We allow an agent one dollar cash for each purcL.
ser he obtains. which amount he may retain ont %
the 50; and the first person beco ming purchaser 1t
any rost ONCE, will receive the agency for that neigh
bOYhn1l
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-05-09

IIIE sUBsORIBRR OFFERS TO PERSONS
wishing o improve their stock. the services OF
his thorough bred Hereford Bun tfK Ot Err" bred
by ErastUs Corning, of Albany, N. and can re-
commend him tn the public as second u no Bull OF
his age and blood in the United States.
PsDIGREs Rover, calved April 4ih, 1854, got by
Cardinal Wiscman dam, Beauty. Gardin-l Wise
got by Expec' alton, ont ~ W isdom by Wool
stock, &. dam ty Young favo,ite, ont OF MI Tullcy
Trndegsr Prise He'fer Expectation by Hope
out If the celebrated Cow, Old srot. lie Is own
brother to Mr.. Carpenters Dut,hess, which obtain
I'd TIE hrs prize of the Royal Agricultural Society
th.ce years in succession one and three
old.
Beauty, by Wonder. ti2o) dam, Pretty.Maid. by
Tom, t2i3) grand DAM Pretty Maid. hy Ch.istrey,
dam, Old Damsei, by Coalmsn's Bnli ggg dam,
Old Dasey, By Chancellor; gggg dam, Cherry No 2
by the late Thos Andre knights Bnii, winner of the
cup at Hereford 1901 agggg dam, Cherry No. bred
by the late Thos. Andrew knight Of Downton Castle
near Ludlow
Persons DESTROYS OF improving their stock either
for the dairy for beer vonld do we'll avail then.
selves Of this opportunity Of breeding - this fine
animal.
The Hereford cattle are decided TO be the most
choice beef In the world.
Terms Of service For common and grade cows Is
per head; for thorough bred cows }l0per head.
Enquire At Cannon * French's Mills, West Davcn-
port, Iowa. J. n. CANNON.
npr9d&W3m
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-05-09

a UouvcntiJn Of the Democrats party OF INC s'S'e
Of Iowa viii be held al Iowa CITY, On THURSDAY "e
ss,h day It June, 1853 for the purpose Of n'mihA'hs
candidates ior the Offices 81 Secretary, Au'i'of @"'
reasurer Of State; also for the 'ransae'p" 81 su'
other business as said convention may dee'" proper
The ratio Of representation will be one delegate Tor
..r, an. hup,,re, vote. and additional delegate
A. zach traction over iny vos cast IN each county
90, ,re pem,rrsiic candidate for Governor in October
last. Counties casting less number Of votes Will b.
cntitl ei "a one delcgsie each.
No county can be represented by proxy,
G.o W nccIsAaY, GEO. =. C.Dow.
ID a. PINCH WM. Vo0HT,
youx CLaax CHARLES OoRKERy,
w. W. BxLKsAP, ID. II. SoLosos'
l. D. TEST, Sfdfe Cenfrd6 tp"""aHee.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-05-09
Rock Island Book Store.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
Thousands vi Rolls Of Wall Paper

FROM TEN CENTS aND UPWARDS,
For Sale in Lots TO salt Purchasers.
D0RDERS F!rebosrd Prlnts, Ties.cr Ornaments,
- window shades, Gold Transparent and beeut.-
ful, Paper Curtains, plain, green, blue. hui ard L.
Cured, Mt very low prices. We Philadelphia Pa
per Hangers, anil hang every style OF paper Who
would be With bare walls w:.en you can have y"ur
h9rsc6 papered snt made comfortable .vt t,ile.
Halls Rooms, Ceilings and Decorative Peper.ng
done in o styl- not to o. excelod
Please call Second street. corner Of Rock sland,
SHEPHERDS n SON.
July23d Paper Dealers and Paper Hangers
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BOOK TRADE.
kOSP ECT u S.
=" HAkP OF THE WEST -
ADIDAC nc POEM IN FIVE PARTS,

By HIRAM A. REID.
Part Title w tern Ann Part II-The Wet
ern Woman, Part H. Rtfr1Speetion Part "
-Inrcn,{oft; Part GENIUS. otner pocrus for
the volume are" Dtrenpo,t,' witch was pub
IL he'd from the Daily Gd=ete ofice as a Carriers
Address, last New Ye4s Day; fioneer soma,
dedicated u the Old s.tter' Association of ecoti
County; Bttck Hanks Curse" &C., &c.
Iproposc TO publish tits voi1me by snbscr ption
as means Of assisting me IN completing my educa-
ton foI the l. LIBERAL Christian M:nistry. NV rub
'ished volumes OF verse hi herto, -four IN Lumbtr]
were each the children Ct special circumstances
racre !ocaIisms, Tor personal ends This prdu I ION
aspires TO the dighity Of literary effort
The voum. Will be printed In good sized, clear book
type, PAGES style Of " Davenport, Past and trrscni
pain muslin bindng, at the publishing house Of Iusf
LAnc Co, immediately rs the subscriptions thsll
warrant.
subscription Price. 80 Cents.
Davenport, Iowa, April rs, ISIS.
apr23-tiif HIRAM A. REID
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Dissolution.

THE late firm Of Myers Morrison, Surgeon Dem
i lists, Ia this day dissolved.
r. d. MYERS,
S.A. MORRISON.
Davenport, February 90, 1851.
HfrHI undersigned will attend 70 the winding NJ o.
the late Arm, and continue the profession. at the
old stand Saconf street, between Brady and Perry
All persons who are Indebted, will please call and
settle IFeb28-itN Il j, MYERS.
Davenport. February 20, 1889
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-05-09

fAtent Elastlc Ilro 6nI water tTOcf
CE.NE.v'T KOOEE.V'G!!
WE. the UNDERSIGNED, are prepared to eontrae.
w and put on at tue shortest no.ice,Our
Elastic Fire d. Water Proof Cement Roofing
II being the only article yet invcntei that win
ccssfuy resist the action Of the atos phere every
climate. It il perfectly fire and Waterproof and In
point OF durability we believe II Is equal If not SUPP
rior, to any metallic roofing. We put II on
old tin, tar, iron, or single roofs making dit
ference how nat or steep the roof may be. This
roofing iswarTanted TO prove as above represented
We will put It on for 90 90 par square, no feet
square) We will apply upnn tin and iron roofs for
81 90 per square, being on account Of Its durability
the cheapest paint that can he used.
We invite all who are building, and those who wish
their roofs repaired to call at ONCE opposite the
IeClaire House Davenport, Iowa. and examine sam.
pies. and satisfy themseve. In regard 70 the durable
ity and practicability Of this roofing.
N: Rive are prepared 20 all orders for our Ce-
mcnt % those residing 1t distance with printed d.
ONy and county Righss for Iona and xin~asosa
~ sale.
o. A. BENJAMIN, General Agent.
REFERENCES IN CINCINNATI.
kr z.r. Bailey, Smith street, between Fourth and
Mr. samuel Ogden, No ~ Fourth street.
Baker and Won Publ, No 90 Fourth street
Mr. George Carlisle President Of the Lafayette Bank
DR. John Law. Agent Of Royal ms. Co., London
and Liverpool.
essrs John shn,o 4 o., Dry Goods dealers, eth
street.
itchen ana Fammelsberg, Furniture Mans IN
dealers sth street.
ilei Greenwood, ESQ.
ar A II H.nkle.
DA7KSPokY
Geo l. Davenport,
Or James Hail,
Goats Il Pstchin. Bniiders,
Ew Wheeler, Architect,
EPeek, City Clerk,
Ger II Parker,
D G7ne, Painter,
Mr. Paterson, Locust street,
Jsmme, Donsily d Lea, DAvenportiTron Wort
ri! AdaIas.
Hskes Riggs, jewelers.,
ROCK ISLAND.
IS 6ayeT,
PL Ntcheii, banke
iona Woods
Lewis y Wetbes, Postmsstss.
naICA0o.
q Q Hubbard, Aetna InsuPenee,
Hooker,
Ira Po.ts, Builder.
DsAsa, WOOD o., Dsdstsa1 naauhaasias o. -. /
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