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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-05-14

to whipping and branding, and then be
driven from the Territory.
z. That after the departure Of the
Judge and Marshal, no other judicial
officers shall be allowed to administer
the law, but those elected under the
Free State Constitution.
s. That Judge Griffith, Mayor Mont
gomery and Capt. Hamilton be direct
cd and empowered to carry ont the
orders of this meeting.
0. That Capt. Anderson shall be
hanged upon the highest tree in Bour-
bon county, and every soldier be put
to death, wherever he may be found.
10. That a copy OF this notice be
served on the people of Fort Scott.
MODERATOR OF THE COMMITTEE.
This document was directed TO
Judge Williams and other citizens Of
Fort Scott.
The last few days have witnessed
the arrival at St. Louis of about 1900
troops bound for Utah. On Thursday
eycning, 400 came in, OH Friday 200,
and Sunday 600 more, all via the
Ohio and Mississippi Railroad.
The troops arriving on Sunday, go
to the 9TH and 10th regiments of Ia
fantry, under the command OF Capt.
Stevenson Of the 5th. In company
with them is Capt. Robass of the 9Th
artillery: Capt. Hcth of the 10th in
lantry, Licuts. Wingate and Stith Of
the 9Th infantry, Licuts. Marshall and
Rosscll of the 10th infantry, Licuts.
Bootes and Lee of the Gtn infantry.
Two-thirds of the command went
by steamer to Fort Lcavenworth, i'm
mcdiatcly on arrival and the remain
der passed to Jefferson Barracks, to
90 on to Fort Lcavcnworth on Mon
day.
Capt. Stevenson, courteous and
intelligent officer, from Virginia), is
in charge Of this detachment, and
will continue with them TO Utah,
where his regiment now is.
He and the officers with him express
very sincere satisfaction with the &C
modations and the courteous at
tcntions extended to them on the O.
hio and Mississippi Railroad. The
speed at which they came over this
road, made up for much time lost in
coming over the New York and Erie
road.
Mr.. Stevens, Master of trains on the
eastern division of the O. IL M. 4. H.,
accompanied the tram consisting of
fourteen cars as far as Ninccnncs.
Here they were taken in charge of
by Mr.. Clcvelin, Master Of trains on
the Western Division. With that
prudence and foresight for which
Mr.. G. is celebrated, he stationed at
the telegraph stations on the way,
Lawrcnccville, Olney, Sandoval and
Lebanon, extra engines to be in rcadi-
ness in any emergency. To him, the
officers, with the troops, pay high
compliments for his efficiency and dill,
gent attention to their wants
The estimates for the Sd regiment
of volunteers, to consist of 1900
men, and over 500 other persons, are
for Quartcrmaster's supplies, So,415,-
600; Subsistence, $4,000; pay Sl07,-
73o; arms and appropriate accoutrc-
mcnts, exclusive of horses equip
mcnts, slG6,7so. Total, s4,os9,547.
The above estimates are for ono year.
The ridiculous court martial sitting
upon the case of Col. Pearson, at Chi
cago, was in session again on Tuesday.
The Times, the reporters of which
were refused admittance, has managed
to get full report of the proceedings,
and gives them to the public ala John
Phoenix.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-05-14
The OakdaIe Cemetery Company

HAVE an Office for the Transaction OF business in
Il Merwin's Book, Perry street, which Will be open
from 10 TO IL, NJ. and from TO 5, Pm
All lot owners who have not settled for their lots
will please call immediately and do 90 and receive
their deeds
large portion Of the Cemetery grounds are now
surveyed and staked off in lots. The community
generally is invited to examine them and make 81.
lectons.
II is The intention OF the compsny TO make this
Cemetery complete in all its appointments The
avenues are broad and curved native forrest trees
carefully preserved aud various kinds OF shade
trees have been set out. competent person orru-
pies the Porter's Lodge and is cons anty EMPLOYED
in taking care Of and improving the grounds
All applications for lots or burisls must be made
at the Office where cards authorizing burials viii be
issued
The public, in patronizng this Cemetery may feel
assured that 1t will be protected In every way due 70
Its sacred purpose. " H. HILDRRTH,
mch22-dt oecretaYv
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-05-14
The Gold Discoveries.

1t appears from accounts which are
poured in upon us from all sections of
the country, that our State is possessed
of great resources of wealth of which
we have been heretofore, totally igno-
rant.
Almost every one of our State ex-
changes coming to our hands during
the past week, contains an account of
recent discovery Of gold.
We were at first, inclined to regard
the stories with suspicion; but the &C
cumulated proof now salts fcs US be-
yond doubt, that gold exists in large
quantities in number of counties in
this State. Evidences of its existence
have been discovered in Madison, Lee,
Warren, Clark, Boone, Dcs Moines,
Polk, Union, Story and Johnson conn
ties.
The first discovery was made. we
learn, at st. Charles, Madison county
some time during the past autumn
A person of whose name VIC are unin-
formed, while engaged in constructing
a mill dam, noticed some small Jumps
of a yellow orc scattered about among
A. loo.o r, 18Th -, I oorr;ol %I,o,,, homo
for the amusement of his Children
Near the close of the winter, some re-
turned Californians, CHANGED to stop at
the house and seeing the pIaythings of
the children, pronounced them to be
gold. To make the matter sure, one
of the Jumps was sent to Cincinnati for
examination, with request that if it
was found to be worth anything, to
remit the value by express.
The result was the receipt of TWEEN
ty-fvc dollars in the course of a few
days.
The discovery was at once made
known and large portion of the
inhabitants of that section of the coun-
try are now said to be engaged in dig
ging for the precious metal, with great
success. The profits are, We under
stand from two, to twenty-five, dollars
per day.
These discoveries were Immediately
followed by others in the counties
which We have named. The fact of
the existence Of the mineral in this
State is now settled beyond a doubt
and the only question remaining
to be solved is, can it be collected with
profits If the reports of our exchang-
es may be relied upon, it most certain
ly can, in Madison and Polk counties !;
but as far as the other counties which
we have mentioned are concerned, the
matter yet remains to be settled by
practical working.
The miners are yet wholly without
suitable appliances for collecting The
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-05-14
Great Gold Discoveries IN Iowa
GOLD, GOLD,

EUREKA-On Wednesday last, discovery
was made by the'pioneers Of gold mining in
Iowa city, Of several particles of the genu-
inc "critter," minute in size, but to all APP
pearance Of fine quality, and enough in
quantity to satisfy the curiosity Of the
"boys," and crafty our pride az citizens,
that in the glttering Developments of the
age, old johnson is bound not to be behind
any of your Warrens, Madisons, Unions, or
other one-horse counties out west
T. S.-The excitement yesterday waxed
really intense" and it is said that indvid-
uals to the number of two hundred or less,
visited Gil Diggings: with what success
we know not.
GoLD AGAIN.--Numerous prospecting"
parties were ont yesterday on both sides of
the river. but we have learned nothing re-
liable as to their average success. 1t is the
general opinion of good judges that the
metal exists in many portions of this coun-
try.-Ioma City johnson Coz Reporter.
THE GoLD DIGGINGs.-Every day we hear
new stories in relation to the Iowa gold dig
gings. and many people are making prepar-
atiOns to start out on prospecting tour
The Journal of yesterday morning says that
Capt. Gait of the Gait House has valuable
chunk We find the following in the Bur
lingion Gazette, which We give. presuming
that the editor means to say bis correspon-
dent lie of unimpeachable veracity:
TIE CAPrToL OF Iowa GOLD REGloN-
We are permitted to make the following
extracts from letter written to gentle
man Of the highest responsibility, address
ed to gentleman Of this city. dated Des
Moines, May lst, 1858, from which it it will
be seen that not only former rnmors ofgold
discoveries in the southern counties of Iowa,
are confirmed, but that traces of the pre-
cious metal are found still farther north,
extending even beyond the new Capitol of
the State. This information is perfectly re-
liable; as the gentle nan who writes is eau
tious in Judgment and of unimpeachable
veracity:
I'VE are confident that there is gold
southwest Of us, which, if 50 to IS a day
can be rails d, will soon fill our State with
emigrants and give an extraordinary impe-
tus to all branches of trade
$. o'clock P. N. There are plenty Of
specimens of gold in our town, some found
within five miles. Hundreds from Penn
sylvania, Ohio, DC are in adjoining counties
north. The rivers being high, greatly in
terfere.
The Alice, Capt Farris. has just retnrn-
ed from Fl Des Moines with more diggers
and more specimens. They return with the
boat on Wednesday morning
As several persons are DESTROYS of going
to the diggings, the Alice will lie over till
Wednesday morning. The price of passage
is $40 for cabin, and s. for deck passage.
There il plenty ofwater in the river 20 that
NO detention need be feared. -Keokvk Post.
GoLD IN IowA-MoRE DnoovEsrEs I'VE
confess having been somewhat skeptisal In
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-05-14
The Climax Capped.

There is something truly sublime in
the unblusbrng impudcnce of that
valiant champion of freedom, General
Jim Lane.
At his direction the band of maraud-
ers, yclcpt dragons or regulators
wander over the plains of Kansas
numbering and plundering the peace
ful settlers without distinction, and
when they have returned and the booty
is safely slowed away, out comes Lane,
sword in hand and-in the parlance of
of the correspondents Of the Republic
an press" leaps upon the battlement-
ed walls of freedom" and thunders
forth the war cry Of" bleeding Kansas"
The sound is caught up by his followers
and borne forth upon the wings of the
gentle brcczc,-oh that so fair a mes
senger should bear so vile a tale-it
reaches, very naturally, the more OK
tended ears Of the Republican press,
first, and soon the nttcrmost parts of
the United States, and New Jersey,
ring with cxccrations against the
4" border ruflians."
The old pickpocket game, when de-
tcctcd, Of joining in the pursuit and
crying stop thief louder than the rest,
has been played by Lane to advantage
and he and his cstimahlc followers
have grown rich off of the proceeds of
their plundering expeditions.
But they have now gone "to the
length of their tcthcr," light is begin
ing to dawn upon Kansas affairs and
the true character of the great cham
plons of freedom, stands forth in the
view of the world.
Our readers will all rcccolcct the
murders and robbcres committed by
Lanes men on the banks Of the Marmi-
ton river, and the sequel, which We
publish in another column, only, was
needed to complete the blacklist page
yet recorded in the history of Kansas.
Having dciied and outraged the laws
Of nature and of God, they now,
complete their iniquity, by standing in
position Of often defiant rebellion
against the government of the United
States.
They not only threaten the lives OF
peaceful citizens Of the Territory and
of the officers Of the government but
declare that after the departure OF
| the Jadge and Marshal, no other Ju-
dical officers SHALL BE ALLOWED TO ADJ
MINISTER THE Aw,JM those selected IN
der the LeaoenuorM Constellation.
They also further resolve, that Capt
Anderson, the officer who was called
upon to assist in the execution of a
warrant issued by the civil authorities,
against them, together with his men,
shall "Js PIT to death mherecer they
may be tound." Further comment
would be supcrfulous. We commend
to our readers a careful pcrsual of the
resolutions which will be found in
another column.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-05-14
Mount Ida Female College.
DAVENPORT, IOWA.

1>HE 5umnntr Session o. thi. Institu tion oommen
i ces on Monday, May ID, 1865. The location -
this Ins''ntion for general hsslihulfers purity %
moral atmosphere, snblimlfy and beauty OF scenery
Is not nc He'd II IL ought, BY that Of sny similar
Institution IN this nation. The buiId!ngi substsn-
tiae brick edifce, situated on beautiful eminenoe
Overlooking the "Faiher Of Waters and Twin Cit
IL. Of the West" and Is no. being fitted up In tho
mort approved style ofeastern Co ges. The Session
Rooms have been nicely paLere1, and supplrd with
the best styles ~ Boston furniture fiagcnaiiy ar
ranged, and the three comm ofious lo.s have been
neatly paIred, painted carpet ed md furn.sksf with
ne and slesant pianos &C., for the alton
u the musical and ornaments department. Two AL
diionai Professors will b. aided 10 the Hacuify-s
ady and gentleman, late ~ Troy Female C1ikge N
4. The boarding department will accommodate at
present, between seventy Ave and hundred yeunR
dies and will be under the supervision of tn Pres
ideIt AMI his Lady; ana parents may b. assured
That no pains vii be spared not only promote the
Echo isrthip and standing. hut the health ard cn-
fort ol their daughters This institution heipg now
placed under ausr ices OF the Mount Ida CoIleg.
Association, aud Incorporated with the highest Col
lega'e wers. frll and formal Diplomas, eonserr,ng
appropriate Literary Degrees viii be svaYdeN To
ihose young ladies who Complete the prescribed
course OF study Expensas VIII b. reduced 10 met
the times. Students win be received at sny time du
ring the FIRST half Of the session
ravl-N WY n - ynnrv
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-05-14
DIX. u. .M,DOJN.1.ELL
Veterinary Surgeon,

MEMBER Of the Royal Veterinary lnettution 0
1V1 Dublin, Ac., Stud Mt and Assistant surseon to
the great Professor Ferguson, Veterinary Surgeon to
the Queen OF EDgund, having msdea Trans Attain, ic
sit for the purpose or making himself master 0! tho
differ mt modern irnprov ements iu tie science Of We
terinary Medicine and Surgery as expsunced In the
English and continental Colleges Degs % inform
those friends rnd horse proprietors who 80 kindly
patronze elm previous to his departure, during his
former soidirn IN Davenport, that he u BOW fully
prepared to Tender available in their service ali the
professional assistance which such course 81 study
and extensive requirements renders ~ Aiaois With
due Effect to the pr actice OF the diff rent deparne nts
Of his profession as Veterinary Surgeon.
The following gentlemen who have employed him
on very severe cases (some OF which formidable ofc-
rai,ns haf to he > rrormed on) will cheerfuy cetI
~ 70 his abilities a. . competent veterinary Sur
gvon.
Hon John n Cannon Hon John Cooh,
hessrs CGtes Davis, w cannon Esq,
d Rsral, p, BROOKS hsq.
q Webb Rso RMarks,
NJ WoOdn.
Until further notice he can b. fourd at Mr. Smith's
Livery Stable opposite the Post 0frce, or at the
Union Drug Store, Atoqe the Post-Onice.
nch1G-hff
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Something New.
DAVENPORT CITY EXPRESS.

Office 70, Rrndy Street with Moore n o drref
n HIS Express il designed 20 deliver goods for
i Merchants, carry packages, BUNDLES, manages
&c, for persons living on IN pun ana IA remote
pa rita ~ the CITY VIII also be At the market houses
every mornirg al 81 ocl ick-for the present to
take any marketing 70 re- idences which msy b. de-
sired
Orders lef. at the office or IN the "Express' order
boxps :. Mcneil h BRO J II Sutton Go, aud w @
" ellsworth shall re Give prompt attention.
The charges will be FOR delivering bundles, packa-
ges messages, &C. to any pat 81 the city below the
h,uG and between r n bridge and Western Avenue
10 ctnts. For similar bundles, &c At Rsst or North
Davenport 20c cash.
Favorable terms will he made with merchants ~
others by the month ~ year
EDWARD ALDEN, Proprietor,
apr7dH ONE 80 Brady street
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-05-14

A Convention Of the Democratic party OF tue S'aue
~ Iowa will be held at Iowa Ciy on THURSDAY, the
ssah d.y Of June 1855 for the purpose OF nominating
candidates for the Offices Of Secretary, Auditor and
treasurer 81 State also for the transaction Of such
other business a. said convention may deem proper.
me ratio Of representation will be one delegate for
each one hundred votes, and one additional delegate
Sor each fraction hfy vot cast in each county
sor tge Democratic candidate for Governor in October
asst. Counties casting less number Of votes will he
eutitl ed to one delegate each.
No county can be represented by proxy,
Gao. W ncCLRAav, GEO. D. G. Dow,
d. d. PINCH, WI. NoGHT
JovfS CLARK CHARLES CoRKERy,
Wv. BELKSAP, y. II. SOLOMON,
l. ID. TIsT, State central commune
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-05-14
Rock Island Trcspassers.
To all whom it may concern.
T.lKE NOTICE.

vNHR undersigned having been appointed BY the
i War Department 10 Agent Of the Quarter Mas
ter Department 81 Rock Island" with full instTuc.
tions to ADOPT ell necessary for the pro-
lection Of the property from deprefations and intu-
sions" Now, therefore, al persons whornsoever, not
having legal rt0h are hereby warned and notified
to quit tn. premises, and abstain from any further
respass
The Deputy U 9. Marshal for Illinois will take
charge OF all wood cut The ground and forbid any
person removing the same until the proper damages
can be assessed and PAID.
All persons are hereby forbid cutting wood or tim
her Of any kind and notified 70 abstain from sns
trespass Whatsoever, legal steps VIII BE- taken
agsinst such oepreiAtors.
by s1AYMAKER,
u~cl0W " f. Aren't War Dept
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-05-14
THE UNDERSIGNED

HAVING established himself in this place In the
II business Of SILVER X BRASS PLATING, proposes
to All al orders for fine Silver plated Door Plates,
Door Kaobs, BELL Pulls, Butts numbers, Plates and
Pews, Lightning Rods Points, window Fash, Oarri.
axs and Harness trimmings plated 70 order ca short
ootios. Al vork warranted equal To- the best.
WILLIAM OMAHA.
yl1st building esse ef old Pennsylvania Hoass
o .oad street.. Up stss'A
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-05-14
A Stock Of Goods amounting to
about 5000 to exchange for
Land in Scott County.

COMPRISING general aksort ment Of Dry Goods.
~ Clothing, Hosiery, Gloves, Hdk'fs, Suspenders.
Butt ms, Combs, Pms, Needles, Hooks & Eyes
Books Paper, G gsrs, Clocks, J.wery, &c, with a
general assortment OF Fancy Goods, also carriages
part the whole will lie traded for Real Lis ate in
this county at fair prices.
ELIAS HALE,
Auction and Commission Merchant,
mav1ltf No. 80 East Second street.
A FARM Of IS acres within miles Of the city, fer
IA sale low, would be EXCHANGED for a stock If
merchandise at fair prices. Enquire Of
ELIAS HALE,
Auction and Commission Me chant,
may11tf No s. East Second street.
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Hrugs, Paints, Oils. Pe,fnm.ry a g


VINHE GREAT Girr sALs OF Corn PENCILS. ~ A
i IL Wi ford y Co, Washington City. u. @. Of
fers m excellent chance 10 Agcuts MAKE few dol.
lars with little or no .Np nse. We ahufaciur-
IL ana s'lng beautiful solid Colo r nfils Tor -
each OH actual fstsn pricc). and fvIrs csrh yur-
chaser Eift, worth from g. ny 10 500 Ia pur-
cnrter % pcnci II sure Of az gtft NJ l.a-i, ~ Il
may h. worm ~, Slo 81 50, $50 so s7s, Sli1
at 500. Til" prizes are distributed Ia purchaF-rs
iy n SIMPLE plan OF drawing and the n,m.
OF aichser i re' eived with the - his psncn snd
riit put up small box In n safe mariner ami
ssut TO the owner by mail, post paid. Our plan
XIV perfect satisfaction en-, pu sser ca ss
or trace hts pencil Tor all 1t costs him. aud tho
gilt gratis.
w. want a coed agent, In every part ~ the conn
try to solicit and any agent Ia be su~~~-A-
full should first hav" pencil apd prize 10 exhibit
We allow An agent one dollar ca for each purcha-
ser he obtains, which amount he may retain out of
tae 50; and the first person becs baser at
any Tos once, will receive the agency for that n.ieh-
bpvbo
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-05-14

We propose 10 let person know what gift he wii,
draw, before requiring The money 10 be sent Any
person desiring one Of our massive Gold Ptb,s can
first send US their name and addre,s. and W. vii
make th,r drawing and inform tn IN BY return all
what prize they drew they con then have the priv
i!egs Of sending for II IL they choose. We ut
however, Give tins privilege nut once I" any person,
and make tins offer to establish agencies and IN
troduce our pencils IL ncighbortotd. After per-
son becomes purcr aser and accepts tie sr'ncy VIZ
require oil rsons in that locality to send their o.
IN ADVANCE thg ough him. Purchasers may rely upon
II that We viii promptly forward their Pencil AMI
Prize. whatever may be tyrcturn mall, en- rtceiIt
Of the -. Full particulars with the plan ~ disivi-
tuition, will be- tent TO each person maktng appIcA
ton for drawing. ADDRESS,
A. II. MILFORD co.
epflsdlm--v o * CO Washington City, D. e.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-05-14
VI. L. CiiiLDS 4 co.'s,
Patent Elastic Fire and Water Proof
CE.KE.ys FPEe1E'F.VG ?!

WYE, the undersigned, are prepared N contract
w and pu: on N The shortcst no'ice,our
NGstic Fire IL WdfCr-Proof Ctmem Roofing
It being the only article yet insented that viii suc-
ecssfuy rrsist the action Of the atmosphere IN every
climate. 1t is =. featiy Grr and waterproof, and ~
point O! durability het We IT Is esEsl II not cup"
,ior, TO ally nstaiis roofing We tut II on ovef
o.! tin. iar, iroi., airge roofs Il making o di-
ference how Tat or ateep The roof may be. Tnia
fuJHnC iswarrantef to prov. ~ above Represented.
We Will put 1t fer 50 o5 i'et sGusr'. 30 f'et
squarc) w VIII a.9yFGpon In aHd iron roofs IN
!! 90 per square, hem, account OF It's durability,
the cheapest part that con o. used.
Weinvtr all who are bnilf!ing, and those who wish
their roof repaired 10 call Office, opposite the
leClairr House, Davenport, Iowa, and examine sam
prs and satisfy themsevc. in regard to the durabi-
ity and prSct icabiilty If this roofing.
N B.-we are prepared to fill orders for our Ce-
ment to tLose residing at distance, with printed d.
rec.ious for lis Use.
CITY and county Righis for Ioaea and Minnesota
JBvAN BERGEN 4 BRO
0. A. BENJAMIN, General Agent.
REFERENCES IN CINCINNATI.
Mr. Ezra Bailey, Smith street, between Fourth md
Fifth.
Mr. Samuel Ogden No 42t Fourth street.
Baker and Won Pail, NJ 81 Fourth street.
mir George Carlisle President ~ the Lafayette Bank
DIR John Law. Agent of Royal Ins. Co., London
and Liverpool.
street.
itchell and Ramrneisberg Furniture Mans an
dealers 4th street.
lice Greenwood, Esq
ar A II Hnkle.
DAVENPORT
Geo !. Davenport,
DR. James Hall,
Coats Il Pstchtn, RuildeYs,
EW Wheeler, Architect,
L Peck, City Clerk,
Geo II Parker,
G u CLINE, Painter,
Nj Pat"rson, Locust street,
Janne, Doftlly 4 Lea, Davenport Iron Work
HI Adaras.
Hakes kiggs, jewelers.,
ROCK ISLAND.
SSGayer,
p l. Mitchell Bapke
iona Woods
Lewis Weber, Postmaster.
CHICAGO.
G s Hubbard, Aetna Insurance,
q y Hooker,
Ira Foote, Builder.
Sears, Wood 1 Co.. Bsdstesd Manufacturing 90, No
line.
JP Reznor Clinton, Iova.
Henry W!sn1r. Wbolesale. .0rocher, sdsalsr' lows
City.
0syTSAts
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OF the country for the "Comprehensive Geography
and IIi-tory, tAncient and Ariernl Of the whole
World" from the earliest ages TO the present time
By g. GooDRrcH, tPeter Par~y.) Elegantly bound
AM beautifully illustrated. Price -. Sold only ~
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FOR particular apply to
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