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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-05-05
STOCK.


STWu thsroueA bred Durham Duil, DAVY
j CRO04ETT, y nov kept for the benefit Of,thesD
who wish 10 syss; themselves Of his s~rvices, II y
II CAnnon's stables, west Davenport.
TERMS -Ca-h-For common oc~s. 15. for sreds.
or part bred, 40, for thorough bred cove az.
DEscMPTIoS.-"Davy Crockett 10 deep red,
was cavei on the 2a,h q March, ISIS, bred by
Jacob Perez Of Clark county, Ohio He 10 one, II the
fnest short horned Durham Bulls Of his see In the
Sta e., Ia England. See his Pedigrese, No. las,
Vol. o, American herd rock.
PEpIGRrE. D.vy Crockett was got By Import
ed AderInsn "a cut Of Young vrsinia, BY Pow hat
tan & \ Lady OF the Lake BY Imported Reformer
1855 Rose 81 Sharon by Brlvidere isO6l Red Rose
9Th 6y ~ Hubtack 1s23 Ned Moss ID By Hi.
Amsricn Gov by Hsvorlse tD2l y rrisee lssi.l
BY Fohtsmbe [zr3 By II black 1913, by james
Browne he'd bulf sri
Ror further particulars Inquire AZ Ceonoo and
French's Mills, West Davenport.
Aster ceyoting q large port Of my time Tor the
past yenrs, spsrng nsiher trouble M expnse 70
obtain The best thorongh- red stock thai could Be
IN tnis country or in Europe, am nApPy 70 etate
that can Justly recommend one VI the best young
thor IN bred Stall ions In the world one OF the best
Mammoth Jack, and Imported thorous Inbred Dur
ham Bulls and Is good . Hereford Bun ~ England
ever eroiuced an Attorney Bull, and suGolk Hogs.
The services OF all these animsis are within The
reach Il every person Who wishes TO improve their
stock This Is . very important branch Of agricul-
tursl interests and ought b. every where prom
meat one although 1t hae here orore been too mu,
neg eote py tine Farms % Iowa, who have not paid
sufficient attsuil n 10 the production OF pure high
bred animals Itisa VII knJwn TACT, particularly
among the growers OF fine STOCK in England, that
u the bes, sire should be pure thorough bred ami
nal the pring Of sire Of the opposite character
nvar ablA shows the dee It's 81 IN impe feet pedigree
Another fact equally establish although IL may
appear strange TO some, Is that the offspring fre.
queuty posses the distinctive traits Of chsracterd
which Il st impregna.ed the dam. These, and many
equally lmpJr aut facts, render 1t Of the first necss
siiy t. obtain Thoroughbred aninas, for the inl-
provement,o IF STOCK OF all kind
The subscriber has, and will keep constantly on
hand for sale Thoroughbred Stock.
aprsd&w3m J. u. CANNON.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-05-05

ssioned Il San Fnscisco on t6s -
noon Of the % Of March, by the news OF
thedisappearance Of 4. ksllersburgher,
the Swi. Consul, and member OF the
heretofore respectable mercantile hrm
Of Rutte 4 Co. KeIlenburgher Was
regarded as wealthy man and had q
large credit, and it is said that he bor-
rowed considerable amount of money,
which he had lost in specializing in
real estate. What has become Of him
is not yet known with certainty. a
number Of attachments we're levied
upon the house Of Rutte d Co., as soon
as the news Of his fight leaked out, and
the concern closed up.
News reached San Francisco on the
20 Of March, Of the loss ofthe brig Cor
nelia, regular trader between San
Francisco and Mazatlan. The brig
besides cargo of salt aud lumber, had
on board $4,000 in silver. She sailed
from Mazatlan on the 4th of Feb, and
when twelve days out sprung leak
which gaining on her crew in spite o.
their exertions for eleven days to KEEP
her afoat, Capt. Bennett determined te
abandon the vessel, taking his instru
menss and, six days provisions
himself and six men of the crew pu,
off in a small boat for land, which wa.
near four hundred miles distant. II
four days and a half they reached the
bay Of San Quentin, and from thence
proceeded by land to San Diego
From San Diego, the Captain came to
San Francisco, and reported the disas-
ter as given above. But by the mex,
steamer from the lower coast, some Of
the seamen of the Cornelia arrived, who
told very different story from the
Captains. They said that the brig, a
few days after leaving Mazatlan, was
run in close on the shore, and while the
men were kept below, the Captain
landed the $4,000 treasure after
which she proceeded short distance
to sea, when she was found to be leak
ing. The Captain without making
any cxcrtion to save the brig, abandon
ed her by taking to the boat; and the
sailors were satisfied that her leaking
was occasioncd by holes in her bottom
bored by him. Captain Bennett was
arrested, and these charges against
him were investigated. Finding that
the truth was coming out, he made a
confession that he had buried the
treasure on shore, and gave informa-
ton as to the precise locality where it
was lying hid. He denied, however,
that he had scuttlcd the Cornelia.-
Meanwhile swift sailing pilot-boat
has been dispatched, with a body of
Of police officers on board, along with
the guilty captain and mate, to the
place indicated with the object of re-
covering the treasure. The Cornelia
was fully insured, SO that the supposed
loss of the treasure would have fallen
on the underwriters.
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- d616 o61 ~ dt6us1eo. uno6tnt 90
their discrseioo, and in such instances q
they may choose, other ct persons for the
sooe purpose The election heseby autho.
tAsrized, phAll continue one dey only and
shall not b continued later thon shutdown
@ that dey. The said Board shall appoint
the day for holding said election and the
said Governor shall announce the same bv
proclamation and the day shall be as early
. one as il consistent, with due notice there.
Of to the people of said Territory, subject 70
the provisions of this act The said Board
shall have full power TO prescribe the time.
manner and places Of said elections. and to
direct the time and manner and the returns
thereof, which returns shall be- made 10 the
said Beard, whose duty it shall to announce
the same by proclamation. and the said
Governor shall certify the same 10 the presi.
dent OF the United States without delay.
SEC. 3. And be ii further enacted. That in
the election hereby authorized, all the white
inhabitants Of said territory over the age OF
twenty-one years aho possess the quaiifca
fions, ashsch eere required BY the lars of SAID
I,rrstorr, for legal poter at The last general
election for Me members Of he 7erri,oyal
Legislature, and none Others shall BE- a}io,o.o
TO rote and Mts shall be the only qaai. tica
ton required 10 entiae the eoter to III, rioht
Of suffrage an SAID election And if any per
son not so qualified shall vote or offer to
vote, or It any person shall vote more than
once at said election. or shall make or canse
to be made, any false, fictitious or fraudu.
lent returns, or shall alter or chance any re-
turns of said election. such person shall
upon conviction thereof before any court q
competent jurisdiction, be kept at hard la
Dor, not less than SIX months, and not NOR.
than three years.
SEC. a. And be aturther enacted That tho
members Of The aforesaid Board of Comni,
sioners, aud all persons appointed by them
to carry into effect the provisions Of this act
shall before entering upon their duties. tax
an oath to perform faithfully the duties Of
their respective Offices; and, on failure
thereof, they shall be liable and subject te
the same charges and penalties as are pro
yided IN like cases under the Territorial
laws.
SEC. g. A'm be il turtle enacted, That the
officers mentioned in the preceding section
shall receive for their services the sam.
compensation as i given for like service.
under the Territorial laws.
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DIX. u. eM'DOV:V.ELL
Veterinary Surgeon,

MEMBER Of the Royal Veterinary Inetitution o
4vA Dublin, Ac, Stud Mt and Assistant Surgeon 70
the great Professor Ferguson Veterinary Surgeon TO
the Queen Of England having msdea Frans- atlantis
at Tor the purpose OF making himself master Of the
Different modern improv emenis IN the science Of We
terinsry Medicine and Surgery - expsunded In the
English and continental Colleges oegs % inform
those friends rnd horse proprietors who % kindly
patronze elm previous to his departure, during bis
former sojdtrn In Davenport, that he Is now fully
prepar TO Reader available In their service all the
professional assistance which such course Of study
and extensive requirements renders available With
due fct to the pI actce OF the different departments
OF his profession Veterinary Surgeon.
The following gentlemen who have employed him
very cases (some OF which formidable ope-
rati n Ia to ne performed on) will cheerfuy ce't
fy to his abilities . competent Veterinary Sur
gcon.
lion John n Cannon, Hon John Oooh.
Messrs Oo:es Davis, J w Cannon Esq.
7 D kagaI,J p, d 8 Brooks HSq.
G J Webb Esq, O II Marks,
NJ Woodin.
Until further notice no BE- found at Mr. Smiths
Livery Stable opposite the Post Once, or u the
Union Drug Store, aboQe the Post-Onice.
mch16-dtf
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LAWS OF IOWA.
BY AUTHORITY,
CHAPTER 100

CHATTER lou.
AN ACT for the relief of Swamp Land Pre-
emptors.
SEC. l. Be 1t enacted BY tile General as.
sembly of the State of lo,ca, That in all
cases where any person had acquired bo-
na-fide presumption claim to any Swamp
Land Of this State, under the laws hereto
fore in force, and who was, in good faith
residing on the same on the fifth day of
September. 1857, such person shall not be
held to have forfeited the same in conse-
ouence of not having proved up such pre-
emption, in accordance with such law, Pro.
pidsd, he shall produce his evidence and
prove up the same. in accordance with the
laws in force, prior to the fifth day of Sep
TENDER, 1857, and within six months from
the day this act goes into force and pro-
vided further, that no certificate of pre-
emption has been granted for the land so
claimed, to any other person.
Src 2. 1t shall be the duty of the County
Judge when application is made for pre-
| emption under this act, to hear and deter
niue upon the same, within thirty days
from The date OF the application. and shall
notify the applicant at the time Of his max
ing his application, of the day upon which he
will hear the testimony in the case. If the
proof shall be deemed sufficient, the County
Judge shall issue a certificate of pre- emp.
tionin favor of the claimant to lands claimed.
or to such portion of them. as he shall hay
sustained his claim for pre- emption to.
SEC 3. The several County Judges, in all
cases where any person now holds, or NAV
hereafter, fairly acquire, certificates of pre-
emption to swsmp lands, in accordance with
the laws heretofore in force, or in accor-
dance with this act, shall be required to
quit claim the county interest to the per-
sons holding said certificates of pre- emp
ton. or the lawful asignees under the same,
on payment, or tender of payment, of the
aid County Judge. the price per acre named
10 such certificate. at any time, within 1ix
moutk1 from The passage Of this act; Of "
~ eeeti1eats b granted Aiter The paaDaee
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SEC. 4. This est 70 take eject add be In
force from and after it publication In the
Iowa Weekly cssisss md lows State
Journal IA - u
STEPnEN B. MELLxpY.
Speaker Of the House a Representative
DRAM FAvILLE,
President Of the Senate.
Approved, March 22d, 1883.
RALPH p LOWE.
hereby certify that the foregoing 10 .
true copy Of the original role on fls in my
Office. ELIJAH SELLS,
Secretary az State.
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ROSPECTUS.
I" HARP OF THE WEST =
ADIDACTrC POEM IN FIVE PARTS,

Part 1.-THE Western Man; Part II, THE Vest
-Incenti0n; Part - Genius Other poerus for
the volume are" Darenporf," which was pub
shed frsm the Daily GGSetfe Office as a Carriers
Address, last New Year Day; /" Pioneer .SOng,''
dedicated to the Old Settlers Association OF Scott
County; Back Xdaok's Curse" SC, SC.
Ipropose 70 publish this volume by subscription
as . means Of assisting me in completing my educa-
tion for the Liberal Christian Ministry. nv pub
lished volumes OF verse hi hesto, -four in number)
we're each the children Of special circumstances
mere locsllsms, for personal ends This produ on
aspres to the dignify OF literary efTyrt.
The volume win be printed In good sized, clear book
type pages style OF Davenport, Past and treseu I"
pain muslin binding, ct the publish,pg house Of
Lane 3 Co., Immediately = tbs sabscyiptions cha
warrant.
sutsssipsisa Fries. 80 Csase.
D:,:sR ''vA Assa - ris;;x ! am.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-05-05
"Our Persuasive Policy"

The New York Times, although
differing very widely with us in poll
tics, is, We must confess, usually edited
with much ability 1t however, like
the rest Of us, is human, and it some
times allows its political predictions
to run away with its reason. A case
of this character, is the article entitled
"our Persuasive Policy" which appear
cd in its columns day or two since.
The article to which we have reference
is an attack upon the administration
for the course which it has pursued
in reference to our foreign relations
1t claims that the policy adopted by
Mr.. Buchanan in relation to our diff
cutics with China and Paraguay, has
been too conciliatory in It's character
and complains that he has not already
initiated wars with one or both of those
nations.
The instructions which we lately
published, given by Mr.. Cass, to Mr..
Reed, our envoy to China, are also
commented upon,in no measured terms
md conviction is expressed, that ne
gotiations should have been conducted
through the medium of naval fleet :;
that the ENJOYS should have been
shell, and the diplomatists, round
shot. However etfectual, such nego-
tiations might be, neither Justice to
China, nor sound home policy, would
justify their use until all other means
failed.
The usual course among all civilized
nations, has been adopted by the Ad-
ministration in the care of China and
that of Paraguay. When an injury
has been done to the property, or an
insult offered to the flag of one nation,
the custom since the barbarous ages OF
the world has been, first, to demand a
reparaton for the damage, and explain
atoms OF, and apologys for, the insult
and if that be refused, then to think OF
round shot, shell and men of war.
In the case Of Paraguay, negotiations
are pending and there appears to be a
prospect Of An amicable settlement of
matters; but in the:case to China, it
must be admitted, that protracted ne
gotiations have as yet, failed to produce
any satisfactory results. But it should
be remembered that, in this instance,
we are dealing with barbarous power
; which knows not, and is not, governed
by, the ordinary rules governing the
intercourse of civilized nations. To
murder thousands of the poor wretches
because of their ignorance of diplomat.
ic etiquette, before they have had every
opportunity to understand and retrace
their errors, would be both unjust anc
thurman.
Our pacific policy, depend upon it
is the best, and by adhering to it in The
case Of China-at least-more will b.
gained ana at less expense. The re
suit of carrying out the policy of thu
Times would be the murder of thou
sands of men and the waste of millions
Of dollars without producing the leas,
effect upon the government of the &c.
lestial empire. As in the case of the
recent allied bombardment of Canton
the Emperor would not even hear O
it. We repeat it. much more, is likely
to be accomplished and at . less sx'
psnss. byn pacific policy.
j Sut agais, y far u or general b..
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- py > o0ssuu ~ 49,
PEELED to nay that the universal Yankee
nation, ssstr I'm ins-too e0nc'l'a.
tory, Il too reldy to take odsnse asd
raise great hubbub over very small
| matter.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-05-05

1d Gated himself In this city where he
is PR pared TO shoe hJrses scientific ~ nciplss.
After tweuty study and practice the anato.
my Of the foot, OF which time he hs. spent Given
years under the superntance Of the best Vet rina-
rians in Europe, he wishss to cay that he will give
satisfaction 70 all persons hsvns horses labos'ns
der The disease OF corns contractions, eonmonly
called hough bound" interfering, ovsrSeaehi 4,
quarter cracks sand csscss, sesains d TIE eeeas,
foundefs. neboass aad spavine, ese ~ e WAaeA 8
warranie psrbsee eass Y snfas,A - G1eaA1e m
1v1sfjS16SsiS 49,"
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The Mammoth Jack,
s DEACON DARDEN, ,.

yIIlLL SERVE LlMIrRD NUMBER or
w Mares, the ensuing ssason, at my Stables,
West Davenport, Iowa.
PEDGREE.-"Deacon Darden" was got by Mason's
celebrated imported Mammoth ia k-out OF a
thoroug3-brei BLACK Warrior Jenny.
BEsoRIPTIoS.-De Deacon Darden'' was foaled or
the 18th OF Jpy 1854, bred by COL. H. T. Chri.tman
o Jrssamiu County, Ky. Heis FOURTEEN HANDS,
THREE INCHES HIGH, AND GROWING. Al for b ne
muscle and sinew, h is uneQuslled py any Jack in
the State, and will challenge comparison with any in
the Union.
TERMS ash--sinsle leap, $40; season 3l5.-
Mars by the season, not proving with foa will n
served tie following season free OF charge. Every
prcuaution vii be taken 10 prevent accidents, but
Will not BE- responsible shorld any occur.
The proprietor would call the attention OF farmers
and tn psIsor raising stock to the great demand
fer Mules i'll all parts of the country and the high
prices at which they are seiiing.-CAll and ex-
amfue Deacon Darden before having your mares
served. For fur her particulars enquire at Cannon
* FIepch's Ms or of
aiI9dSw3m J. NJ. CANNON.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-05-05

THE sUBsCRTBER OFFERS TO PERSONS
wishing 10 improve their stock, the services Of
his thorough hre1 Hereford Bull KOvER,'' bred
by Erastus Corning. OF Albany, N. and can re-
commeud him to the public a second ~ no Bull Of
his age and blood in the United States.
Pedigree Rover, calved April 4;h, 1854 got by
Cardinal Wiseman; dam, Beauty Cardinal Wise
man got by Expec' alton, out Of Wisdom by Wood
stock &. dam Young Ravoite, out of M. Tuley =
Tradcgsr Prise Hetfer. Expectation by Hope
out of the celebrated Cow, Old Spot. He is own
brother to Mr.. Carpenters Dutfhtss, which obtain
ed tee first prize OF the Royal Agricultural Society
three in succession one two and thr year
old.
Beauty, by Wonder (42o) dam Pretty Maid. BY
Ton (243) grand dam, Pretty Maid, by Chslstrey, 4
dam, Old Damsel, by Coalmsn's Bpll ggg dam,
Old Daisey, BY Chancellor; egRg dam, Cherry No 2
by the late Thos. Andre Knghts Bull, winner OF the
cup at Hereford, 1891 eggag Dam, Cherry No. bred
by the late Thos. And cw knight OF Dovntoa Castle
near Ludlow
Persons DESTROYS Of improving their stock either
for the dairy for beef, would do we'll avail them.
selves Of this opportunity Of breeding 70 this HLe
animal.
The Hereford cattle are decided to be the most
choice beef in the world.
Terms Of service Fer common and grade cows Is
per head; for thorough bred cows $1O per hesd.
Enquire At Cannon l. French's Mills, West Daven-
port, Iowa. J. II. CANNON.
apr9d&w3m
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n.-ecratic State Convention.

A Coavsusioa Of the Democratic party o' 'ne ''.',
n Iowa viii b. held 81 Iowa CITY, On Thu"dA'' -.
s>sh day Of June, 1885, for the purpose Of h0in'''
,,sh,dusss for the oinoes of Secretary, A""'"' o..
Stsosursr Of stsse; also for the rAn'se'''u "
eshsr bus,nsss - said convention may Dee" ~
me ratio Of representation will be one ae'e. ~
-. a.,. nunared votes, and one additional delegate
..en traction over nifty vot cast IN each county
=. =. Democratic candidate FOR Governor in October
~. nun,,es casting less number Of votes will IL
entitled to one delegate each.
No county can be represented ~ proxy
a. w neCLsAsy GEO. 8. q. Dow,
D. o. yrNcH WIN. 'o""'
To-. o,..x CHARLES CoRxERy.
Wv. BsLkEAP, u. u. 'oI"''
N r..r sfi,e Cenirai Committee.
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WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.

WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
Agents for Whites N. Y. Type Foundry and r..
Hoe & Co.'s
PRINTING PRESSES.
large stock OF Printers Material on hand.
At our MUSIC STORE, (opposit9 the Book Store)
Will be found one cf the most extensive stocks Of Pr
amos and Aelodeons in the North-West. A visit to
our sales room will pay the trouble.
II. A. PORTER T. BROTHER,
Jan14i&wtf Rock Island, III.
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we propose 10 let person know what gift he VII,
draw, before requiring the MONEY to BE- sent. Any
person desiring Of i've Gold Pen N, can
hrst send Us their name and scdres and we VIII
make tn ir drawing and inform tn m BY return mali
what prize they drew; they then have the priv
ilege Of sending for II II they choose We cannot.
however give this privilege but once TO any person
ana We make thi- offer to estsbsh agencies ana IL
roduce cur p ncils IN neighbor ood. After per :
son becom = pure sser and cepts tire *, ncy W.
require Ill prsons In that csllty to send their q,
m a.vance through him. Purchasers may rely upon
II that we will promptly toward their p ncil AMI
Prize whatever IL may b., by ma l. ON receipt
OF The - Ful. particulars with the plan Of dst,i-
button, will BE- seIt 10 each person making sppcs-
ton for drawing. A. dress
A. II MILFORD 4 co
aprlsdlm.-v co Washington CITY, D. O.
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Thousands VI Rolls OF Wall Paper
FROM TEN CENTS AND UPWARDS,
For Sale IN Lots to suit Purchasers.

BORDERS, Fireboard Prints, Tiester Ornaments,
" Window shades, Gold Transparent and besutt-
full, Paper Curtains plain, green, blue, bull and a.
cured, at very low prices We are Philadelphia Pa
per Hangers, and hang every style OF paper. who
would be with bare walls, when you can have your
houses papered and made comfortable for q trife.
Halls Rooms, Ceilings and Decorative Papering
done in . style not to be excelled.
Please call on Second street. OF Rock Island
SHEPHERD & SON.
July21d Paper Dealers and Paper Hangers
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boot and Shoe Removal
Ho01ord d 0,1ttA
Have removes their Boot n shoe Store to
No. 3, Nichsll's BIsck.
Corner OF Brady and Second S,rrets mchali,f
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Bird STREET BETWEEN BRADY AID pERs,

~ WISHES to inform the citizens Of ~
Davenport and Scott County gene IA n
rally, that he has permanently lo-V
III Gated himself In this civ where he " "
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- We have some very desirable lots selected
w. and for sale in Camanche. Plat seen price.
KKR, EDWARDS X TALMAGE. No. 10 orr. Blork
April 25,dtf.
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BOOK TRADE
Geo. w. Ellis & 60.
No. IL LeClvire Row.
HAVk just received large stock of

Wall Papers.
Also on consignment . rare lot Of
ANGhIsH BOOKS.
which they will sell at the
London Publishers Prices.
ALSO
BOth's and EivingstOn's
NEW WORKS ON AFRICA.
Hon. d. IL. Smiths
heninescencs OF Wests Life nsising of Sketches
or eminent characters in and out OF Congress I'm
portant legal trials in the State OF Indiana. Mchc
Svols 6l0 pages. Price $500. Unaae.t IN ,nly The
most interesting book that has peared far many
years
Davenport, April II, 1853 aprI7tt
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Rock Island Book Store.

1sVVN HCl0MU IIVVh SVVJVe
At this establishment will be found large stock
BLANK BOOKS,
SCHOOL BOOKS,
STATIONERY,
WALL PAPER
FANCY GOODS,
YANKEE NOTIONS,
&C., &C., &c. /,
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~ APPLES! APPLES 1850 barrels choice
w apples for sale at reduced prices by
PECK & STANFIhLD
nova oif No 10 West Second street