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Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1858-10-14

"Ghe Democratic policy of Tariff FIR
revenue with moderate discrimination against
luxuries and Incidental aid to home interests,
is all that can be had, and believe it the in
terest of Pennsylvania to ask nothing more"
The above is from Senator Biglcr's
speech at Clarion. The laboring men can
here see what kind of tariff the Lecomp-
ton swindlers are willing to give them but if
the late election has not taught Bigler 4
Co. that they are not "masters Of dcmocra-
cy" the next will Protection to Ameri-
can Industry is now the watchword, and
Protection the working men 1eiU have, by
purging Washington of all who favor for
eign labor in preference to our own.
HeA- Where's the man who took off Alexan-
der's hide, "spectacles and all?"
BaE~ See advertisement of DIR. Sanford's
LIVER INvIGoRAToR in another column.
s9g- The administrat ton, on the eve Of the
election, cancelled the Scotch Water Pipe
contract, on the ground of non-fulilment.
RIHIn seven months in 1857, Great Britain
furnished the United States with los, ,6l3 tons
of railroad iron.
Rag Major Elbow thinks "MilIdam's" pulse,
at about 9 o'clock on Tuesday evening, beat
EEGHrY-FoUR, tallying exactly with Peachey's
majority in the borough.
For sale-A large quantity Of spurious
opposition tickets with Nageny substituted
for Peachey. Apply to the firm of Milldam
& Co. for terms, &C.
saTThe Especial ambassador" from Wash
ingtOn it is said left Decatur in disgust, and
was last seen on Tuesday streaking it for the
railroad, singing " What's the News?"
ssS~ The Press, in its last issue before the
election, discovered that White was as good
tariff man as Hale. The effect was tremen-
dous, as can be seen by the returns of Lewis
town district
B2-On Tuesday of last week fire broke
out in the store room of the Secretary of State
at Columbus, Ohio, by which great number
of valuable documents we're destroyed, sup
posed to be the work Of an incendary.
B5~ Within week or two, 5000 barrels of
apples have been shipped from Boston to Bal
timore and Philadelphia. The apple crop Of
the New England States is said to be very
large this year. Wonder whether anybody
! Will send US barrel?
Ftsa%helianee, celebrated racer, whose
/ performances on the turf elected the admira-
ton OF the sporting community nearly twenty
years since, died at the stables of his owner
d, ". 1arr's' Esq, IN St. Mary's county, Md,
few days ago. He was in his 23d year.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1858-10-14
Died.

On the 4th instant, in Armagh township,
JAMES I. AITKEN, in the 2lst year of his
age.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1858-10-14

H@~The losses by fire of the Lycoming In
suranee Company for the past three months
amount to Sl9,944 SO.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1858-10-14

A lot Of GroNnd situate in the East Wan
of the borough of fewistown, $ruasing
feet, more or less on Valley street, aad {!
tending back - teetr wore es less, adjginiE
lot of Henry Dpbbs on TIE SOUTHWEST. an
other ground of Henry Peters on the non
and northeast, with d two story frame sh
thereon erected. Seizs3, taken IN eEeeuti
and to be sold as she property sf Hp,y
terS.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1858-10-14

All that certain traet Of 81 acres, fl6 pa
ches of land, more or less, situate in Olive
township. Miffiin county. bounded br land
of James Hackenburg on the vest, 4ugustin
Wakefield on the cast, George Stgo3e on III
north, and the Juniata river on tbe soutll
Seized, taken in execution and 10 bs sold a
the property Of James Jackson ROJjaa,
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1858-10-14
Sasalff'S SAlas.

Ky virtue of sundry writs of y
- -. mas, AL. Vend. Exp, LeVs,;' VI ;'snd. Esp.
Fieri Facais, issued out of neSaTl ,t Facais ~ ~
mon Pleas of Miflin CON, ,ne Court Of oa~a
Iected, will be exposed to sale "a and to ne q
Due q or outcry, at the Court y i public va.
Borough Of Lewistown on 'uf' h0use, in 4.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1858-10-14

Also, /,
A lot of ground, situate in the Borough
Lewistowp, Miflin county, fronting 81 lSa
on Market street, and extending back sSI u
width 200 feet to an alley, bounded Oh '
East by lot of Mrs. Doty, (nowZ Urnef a.. ~
by lot of Thompson's heirs on the Wes5 S!Nai N,d
small frame shop thereon erected. ol.,n
taken in execution and to be sold as tDe P''f
erty of Joseph A. FichthorH.
ALSO, 81 Il
All that messuage, tenement, Gris'!nign, n'r,v Wv
Saw mill, and two tracts of land H. ps,,
township, in said county of Mlfin' aaO'PT;-3 P-sl
each other, and bounded as follows: { & ri,
tract beginning at a white oak corner ~ I'D If
and James Glasgow's land, thenee py ldn 1ho. b b
Samuel Price North 5740 East 30 pelen,s .on. n
a gum, thence by the other tract hefep' ,o.i @s
veyed South 4233q East 253 perehes'o. IDc,, pvrr
thence South 111o East 42 percaei % sIs e !
tree, thence South SO East ~ perm ppa"hsnaD
post, thence by land of Robert s;,a pusnIk al.
South 57!0 West % perches to Nlp5' 20 acre:
the place of beginning, containing nss,aI i allow.
and Sc perches of land, and the usnai GnS Saipe
ance of six per cent for roads, &C., m,s nd Saw
the tract upen which the Grlst ml,i a%oinins aGS
mill are erected. The second tracs az nf An,
the above and surveyed in the nam name ,ns,,st :,
thony Elton. on warrant, dated lItn ARs Rsgn.
A. D.. 1896, is bounded as follows Tsnas
ming at beach, thence by land' % ~
San Andreas independent., 1858-01-23

CALICO PARTY.-The ladies of Mo.
kelumne Hill propose to give Calico
Party, for the benefit of j. L. Britton,
Esq, on the 4th of February next. We
hope the effort may succeed, as Mr.. Brittou
is worthy and deserving man, and his
misfortunes are such as to meet the sym.
pathy of his many friends. The Calico
Party recently held at jackson, was one
of the "happiest and BEST parties eve'
held in California, and there is no reason
why Calaveras should not succeed in Civ
ing even larger party, in view of such
laudable object.
San Andreas independent., 1858-01-23

SUIT DEcIDED.-Inthe Supreme Court
water case has been decided, that of
" Humphreys ct al. as. Mccall ct al )" in
which the San Antonio Ditch Company
gains case and enjoins the Table Noun
tain Ditch Company from making diver
sion of water belonging to plaintiffs. We
will give the decision in full next week.
The Sacramento Union says:
"Thc plaintiffs, under the issues made by
the pleadings, were only bound to establish a
better right than the defendants. This they
did, by proving prior appropriation of the
water by them. The failure to assert the par.
amount title must enure to the benefit of him
who holds the oldest prima .facie title. The
party having the prior actual possession is al
ways entitled to recover the possession of the
premises from the second possessor, when both
claim only by possession, and the suit is only
between the two parties. Judgment is affirmed
San Andreas independent., 1858-01-23

CRYSTAL SPECIMEN. On THURSDAY
last we were shown specimen of grey
limestone quartz from the Chrystallead al
Angels, perfectly Illuminated with gold
Mr.. Benjamin (of the firm of Benjamin &
Mcdonnell, has it in possession and says
it was taken from the main or pump shaft,
on the day previous, and that much OF
the quartz now taken out is richer than any
heretofore struck. The specimen weighs
about four pounds, and has, probably, as
many ounces of gold embedded in the
pyrites.
San Andreas independent., 1858-01-23

fornia as his home !; it sounds like the
promise of strong, firm man-it sinks
deep into our hearts, we believe that it
is meant, and we have hope-hope for
the Statc-hope for our county. 1t is
promise of reform. We have men
there from our own county We hope
they will not fail to signalize themselves
as honest representatives of their respecta-
BILE constituency; that they will manfully
battle against extravaganza, and seek,
"by every vile,
That's fortified by honor"
to endear their names to the people of our
county, and distinguish themselves among
the members of the Legislature, as zeal
Gus, persevering and industrious.
Their constituency have lost and the
State has gained, since the revenue law
of 81 went into effect, in the years '55-'6,
the sum of eighteen thousand seoen hun-
dred and sirty.fve dollars and thirteen
cents, by reason of a change made in the
law. These are the figures. Eighteen
thousand seven hundred and sixty-ive
dollars is considerable item of revenue
to our county, and the act depriving us
OF 1T, is an injustice to us. Moreover, we
think it is disgrace upon that Legisla-
ture who originated the design of taking
from the counties this revenue to supply
their wants, and we hope that the present
Legislature will carefully examine the
matter.
San Andreas independent., 1858-01-23

BALLs.-On Saturday evening, February 9th,
proximo, an /. O.O.F. Ball will take place at
Sperry's Hotel, Murphy's. On Monday even
ing. February 18th, proximo, I" A Social As
sembly and Ball. will take place at the resi-
dence of Mr. Henry Cosgrove, half way be-
tween the Spring Valley House and Campo
Seco There is nothing that betokens more
the improved and improving society and social
relations in the mines, than the frequency OF
these Assemblies, where the young and old OF
both sexes meet for mutual diversion and re-
creation We shall not forget to attend.
San Andreas independent., 1858-01-23

Alta EXPRESS learn that the
Alta Express will connect with Mokel-
umne Hill, San Andreas, Angels, Valle-
cito and Murphy's, during the coming
week. Messrs. Roscnfeld g. Lang have
already been appointed agents at MUIR
phys. They are also agents for the
Independent, aud have always acted faith
fully, and with promptness and liberality
In their business relations with us. We
heartily endorse the appointment.
San Andreas independent., 1858-01-23

NEWSPAPER FAvoRS. We are in.
debted to Mr. Charles Faville, of the Post
Office Arcade, for copies of Harper's Mag
azine and Atlantic States papers. Rosen-
baum q Van Allen, of Stockton, do.
" NOISY Carrier" of San Francisco, tan,
bien. j. w. Sullivan, of San Francisco,
10 mismo. Thanks, gentlemen; we duly
appreciate the favors.
San Andreas independent., 1858-01-23


Gov. WALKERS LETTER.-In other
columns the reader will find this produc-
ton. We give place to it as matter for
future reference and as being very con-
else and lucid explanation of the late
chapter of the Kansas imbroglio,-the
train of events that resulted in the forma-
tion of the Lecompton Constitution, the
resignation of the Governor and the dis
missal of the Secretary,-and the differ
ence of opinion between distinguished
democrats and the President, on the best
policy of treating the Kansas question:
Until the appearance of this letter, we
may safely affirm, that but few, even
among the intelligent of our countrymen,
apprehended in its full scope, the doctrine
of popular sovereignty" 1t will be
seen that Gov Walker reviews the prin-
ciple, ab initio, and clearly reconciles his
view of it with the manner in which JEFF
ferson and Madison expounded the Fed
eral Constitution, and understood the sys-
tenn of our Government The discussion
of the question in this letter, will be found,
by comparison, to be identical with that
of Mr.. Douglas in the Senate, except,
that the letter covers more ground, and
is more terse, after the style and sub
stance of first class state paper.
San Andreas independent., 1858-01-23

iSsraLLArIoS.-on Thursday evening, l4th
Instr d. D. G. Master A. P Humphrey, in
Stalled the officers Of Mokelumnc Lodge, !.
Y. u b., as follows: NJ L. Cozine, n. G.; w.
hitsr'dge, v G.; II. Ray, r. s.; George Watt,
Ps-; Wm. ?. Peak. Treasurer.
San Andreas independent., 1858-01-23

FRuIT TREEs.-Again we call attention to
the advertisement of Mr.. Joseph Kerns, of Fruit
Trees. The trees are all in first rate order for
transplanting, and being sold at reasonable
rates. the proprietor, in addition to his own
supply, having purchased large and valuable
assorted stock, propagated from the choice
varieties of San Jose Valley, all of which are
guaranteed true to the label.
San Andreas independent., 1858-01-23

ANTELOPE REsTAuRAST.-Scc advertisement
in another column, of this famous and we'll
known restaurant, situated opposite the Union,
Mokelumne Hill--John Ford proprietor.
San Andreas independent., 1858-01-23
SATURDAY. JANUARY %. 1853.

eE- Mr.. THOS. BOYCE is our authorized Agent In
San Francisco and is empowered to- collect aud receipt
for moneys due this office.
gW Mr.. WM. M. DENIG, is our General Agent. and
will for subscribers advertising and lob work
make collections and receipt for the same
San Andreas independent., 1858-01-23

Big CHUNK. We learn from the
Pony Express, that chunk of gold weigh
ing FIVE ounces, was picked up at Upper
Calaveritas, yesterday morning.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-07-20

As Wabash Aveuenus, Ghieags. III.
The UNDERSIGNED Importer and dealer In Tin Plate
Sheet Iron, Wire, Block I'm. Copper, Zine, and Net
els generally, has established at the above place, .
METAL WA1EaOUSE,
Where can always Be bound . good surely Of oil srti.
cles IN his line An oraers promptly executed.
On ~hand-fwsnty tons No 8 and . Fence
Wire. Jsoodosnol 3u00 DtOKn4ooN.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-07-20

EOR sT LOUIS, ALTON, LBAv1NW 011a Ol5Y
il Kansas City, Ts,re Haute, GvnsvGbeb VD1ennes,
Peoria, Dsestur' sn1,osds s,s ssssso1 Hss 90 -
acd oil points on the lower Misst ,stppd.
Trains win leave the Great Central Uspot, 49, Of
South Water and Late streets; - iol,oxs p.
900 4 u Sundays sxcsDted)
Peoria, St Louis and Ceiro Express st Is ? =
ma 4: he only rous. between ohicaso and = Louis
without change Of cars, and the most expediaeas.te
Sprngned, Jacksonville and Naples.
TO passengers for Memphis, vicksourgh, New o..
leans, Ne, the route. VII Catfo. y IL ooly oSsG ,sn1
10 tventy -four hours in stvsnss u aay elhsr.
CONFLICTING
AZ annAH-with Peoria 4 0qusvka = = iss p
oria. Gslsssurs and towns upon nain LIE q lnieeas
AT ToLoso-wnh trains or the Grea. western =
Gid ysasonviile and Naples and towns = - M
At nArroox-with trains % ths fsrs nasss.A
nspolis RvansvHIe and CFswfosdsvuie; ~ ~ A.
At onss AND sAsDovAI-wn Trains oa shs oA,s
4 AississIppi =, est for spoe ~ M;
At n. IoUD-Wmh Psetnc Z aaA s>sansn Tor
Kansas and Nebraska and I'll peints n ~ 0iseesr1
At CAIao-wsh steamers for Mempais Nssesss
New Hrleans and III points On tAs nislessppl river
POI 0alens Dun1slih. Dubuque ana y Paul TRAINS
lesve Via Gaisos = Chlsago Union RI
Conneeting At Dunisith vith : daily llns q ~
Glass Passenger steansss Tor rrsrk p Ca1e1
Csosse wlnans Hsstings Aunssh rseeo.ss -
s sSavr AZ. p. sss.e1 ) I - = p S.ssss: o. 49,
lndspsndsncsS sioux Otty @ =.
Yor siooainstsa = s.lis 80 ~ - -
trains s'svs =: csse.si - sSy1s-s
,...,. a,sct ca.necstoes q Mas6o1s Vilo1Du1le0
nan kss 4 miaois OesfrN = ~ -
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-07-20
GaIona and Chicago Union z. +,

NUAABR ARRANGEMENT-On and after We'd
- nesday, June nth, 1857, passenger trains vili
leave W ellis street Depot daily ~(sundays excepted
For yreeoort, Galens. Dunieith and y. Pail.
Passenger and A =
Passenger. 10 % , NJ
Passenger. Emigrant and "a class train. .l2.4s n
CHICAGO, FULTON N IOWA LINE.
For Dixon, Fulton and Central Iowa.
Through Passenger. A =
DO do , =
DekAlb Passenger. ? -
L. AND MADISON BRANCH.
For B.loit, Janesville and Madison.
. RIVER VALLEY RAILROAD.
For Crystal Lake, McHenry and Richmond.
Two Through trains vii leave Central Depot. fsos
OF Lake street. as follows:
FOR GALENA. DUNLEITH AND 81. PAUL.
Daily Sundays ~exeepted) 1000 4 II S:A3 ? N
knnabling passengers to make . close coonectloo
with the Michigan Central Trains.
TRAINS EASTWARD.
GALKNA 4 GAG NNION RAILROAD.
Leave Freepori 1880 A N, arrive In Chicago a;a6 -
Leave Fieeport $40 ? M. arrive in Chicago 3;ae A n
CHICAGO. FULTON AND IOWA LINE.
Leave Fulton 10 A n, arrive in Chicago S;s6 =
Le.ve Deb. al, 8 4 y. arrive in Chicago s;ss
BELOIT N MADISON HANOI
cave Fooiville 1910 4 y, arrive In Chkago l;D PM
Leave Yootvilie s,83 ? y. arrive IN CHICAGO 3;3s A
Leave Beloit .; 30 A n, arrive In Chicago 1910 4 u
o RIVER VALLEY RAlI.ROAD.
Leave Elgin at 9,iS A n, arrive In Chicago 1l;10 A u
Leave Elgin 81 2;25 ? NJ, arrive In uhicaso l;46 A -
Passengers for all points on the @ d q U N, In
Guiding Fulton, Beioit and Madison lines, should
take tt trains from the Wells street depot.
All the above trains connect with tbs great eastern
lines divergiDg from chicago.
Through tickets can be b. ugbt at the following ON
oes II J SpauldiDg's corner Lake and D~srtorn
street; r y II X Ticket Onbce, - Dearborn
street; Michigan Southern ONCE, undsr Trsmoat
House and IT The Central and ella street Depote.
JOHN y. TUKWkR, President.
p. A HALL, Superintendent.
W. A. THRALL General Ticket Agent. (oct17d
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-07-20
81. Lsuis, Alton 4 chicago = 4.

AIR LINZ ROUTE.
.%p', . !" -. IDuIe VIA o LOUIS Aisoe Vesss7e
!" sAsA' A.ss'oA" AHD J.. AL.
Ine only uifecs ana reliable route 70 - SoosA 80
oou.o WSs' se'ensy nllies shorter tnAa - 49,
'o.S:
,...sI ,esvo ospot ~ AscnisAn oou1ssn - -
=. -. .sr.I !. = o.ssa -
c ~ Dsy ys-Ve
n, sIs.sSss sDu's 49, 49, S.senG
!. .. ~. ~ esssve
n. ..n.u.e ~ nun --
e.N "S' w.
49,. -. .
CsEs0
s..
-h..-".~ ~
'".e s
TuIpTEEN uoIrRa-
p...,-.. 1910. g. p,.aS,n-.". $1,000
nc.su" ~
ss,ss,..,,.. u.~.n." N.P'.s S.M ~ vs..
n."s.. IT, !, y s..a. ..s 49,
- .s.SAs ..o ~
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-07-20
u. -. MILL LIVE.
Davenport, Rock Island h ke0kuk
PACKET
-
Ste BEI' CAMPBELL,
GEO. Il. MYERs, Master, A. L.. MILLER Clerk.
Steamer

J. Il. KEACH, Master, .......A.H ARWIN, Clerk.
I'm and after Monday April 10Th 1858, the above
" boats forming this line, will leave Rock Island
and Davenport as follows
The STEAMER BEN CAMPBELL, every Monday,
Wednesday and Friday at S O'Clock A. NJ. The
TISHOMINGO, every Tuesday, Thursday, and Sa-
turisy Morning at s O'Clock, ON the arrival OF the
Galena
These Packets connect Of Muscatine with the
morning train from Iowa City at Burlington with
the II ain east from Chic ago, hnd west from Mount
Pleasant; at Keokuk with the Great United States
Mail line of Ste6m,rs fer Quincy, Alton, and 50.
Louis. Returning, will arrive al DAv, o port and
Rock Island Ia time to connect with the trains to
Chicago, and the Packets 10 GAlena, Dubuque and
st. Paul.
For freight or passage, apply on board, or TO
4 P~RETTYMAN, Agents.
W. Y. ~GROvENBkkY,
apr2o. dtf Ticket Agent, Davenport.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-07-20
- TRAVELLING AGENTS WANTED


I'm Qss4sst attsnttoa vnlbe paid By ~ 0hoch
= ~ toSeDais11o 1Uroougo = ~ @sUt Oa1Ueoa
~ oaanoe - nsGloDe soyee. "a GAAAsOan1 laney
l.1se4SeeaeasesSeelAse16 0ls4nselo4Oee
~, s1e&a6SA.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-07-20
Great ID scOveyr

". E. CHlLDS + CO.'S,
Patent Elastic Pire and Waite. Proof
WE, the undersigned, are prepared to contracs
w and put ON At the shortest notice, oar
Elastic Fire Water-Proof Cement Roofing
1t being the only article yet invented that will suo-
cossfuly resist the action OF the atmosphere In every
climate. 1t 10 perfectly IRE and waterproof, and In
point OF durability we believe II ID equal. If not supe.
old tin. tar. iron, or single roofs. IL making no an
ference how nat or steep the roof may be. This
foonng iswarranted 10 prove as above represented.
We VIII put It on for % 90 per squsre. no feet
square, We viii apply 1t upon tin and iron roofs fr
u upper square, being, on account Of Its durability,
shs cheapest paint that can be used.
We invite oil who are building, and those who Wish
their roofs repaired to call At our Office, opposite the
LeCIaire House, Davenport, Iowa, and examine sam.
pies and satisfy themselves In regard 70 the durabil.
ity and probability Of this roofing.
N. B.-We are prepared to 6il orders for our Ce.
meat 70 those residing at . distance, with printed d.
rections for IL use.
Csy and cosnsy Riohss for Los0a cad Aia~>sesa
J.B VAN BERGEN 4 RaO
Q. 4. BENJAMIN, General Agent.
REFERENCES IN CINCINNATI.
4r Ezra Bailey, Smith street. between Fourth md
H samuel ogden, No "a Fourth street.
Baker and Won Publ, No 50 Fourth street.
Mr. George Carlisle, President Of the Lafayette Bank.
DR. John s Law. Agent Of Royal lns. Co., London
and Liverpool.
essrs John shilto 4 Co., Dry Goods Dealers Ath
street.
itchell and Rammsasbsrs. Furniture Mans An
dealers 9Th street.
lls Greenwood, ESQ.
- A II Hinkle.
DAVENPORT
Geo L Davenport,
DR. James Hall,
Goat. I Patchin, Builders,
RW Wheeler, Architect,
EPeck. City CLERK,
Geo II Parker,
q d CLINE, Painter,
Mr. Paterson, Locust street,
famine, Donelly 4 Lea, Davenpcr4Iron Work
Bi Adams.
Hakes 4 Riggs, jewelers.,
ROCK ISLAND.
3 0HyeR,
l. Mitchell, Banks
iona Woods
Lewis. \ Weber, Postmaster.
W1CA0o.
9 8 Hubbard. Aetna Insurance,
@ 3 Hooker,
Ira Foote, Builder.
Bears, Wood 4 Co.. Dsdstssd MaaufActuYing %. No
line.
I Resnor, Clinton, Iowa.
Henry O WisnsT, Wholssals-- .OrocksYy- DEALER leva
City.
0av2RdN
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-07-20

Cuccpssops 70 TOWNSEND, SMITH 3 Co. oFuE
- s.Hawkeye Machine shop" and y Donehue, Of
the y lie Clair !" msnufscturers Of improved Oson-
latins Slide Valve and sngines' MIL WORK
Machinery, Shafing. Pullies, &c, 10.
n n~epaiying and Job Work promptly attended q.
6avenport Iowa. January 70, 1928. (J2its
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-07-20
Mems and Boys Clothing
r. II M

Fl II M q ALI
HARDWARE ON COMAISSIOn.-The fubscrI-
IL Der has removed his entire stock of HARDWARE
to his new store In Nichols Block, corner OF Second
and Brady streets, sign OF the BROAD AXE. where
nc VIII keep on hand Il general assortment Of goods
In his line.
CARPENIEIS, BUILE rs,
BLACHSU/IHS. MA CHINLSTS
TANNERS AND FARMERS
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-07-20

NFIlO INU ri
will here find q larse and well assorted stock Of
Shelf and HeGry Hardware
which will be sold by the undersigned at ten to
twenty-five per cent less than ever before offered In
this market.
Country dealers can buy 1T this store at as low
rates Is 81 st. Louis OF Chicago. Call and examine
before purchasing slsewbere.
7oodtf 10 WASHHURN.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-07-20
Milwaukee and Waterfowl r \

WINTER ARRANGE aENf.
I'm and after Monday November 96th, esssssssr
" Trains on this Road Will run ~ follows;
FIRST train leaves Wstcrtown at $40 4 " arriving
In WstertDwn ~ y A n. SECOND Train leaves Wa
tertown NJ q rs ? y, arriving at Watertovn NJ S,b0 y
First Train leaves Milwaukee ~ S,l6 A y arriving
at watertown At li,I9Ax Second train lesvcs MI
wsukes at 6,26 ? n arriving u wsisrtown 1t $50 -
CONNECTING-GOING EAST.
At Milwaukee with the Green Bay, Milwaukee snd
Chicago Railroad to 0hieAso; thense wa Michiesn
Southern, Cleveland Toledo, Cleveland and MR., and
NV York and krie 70 New York city thsnes Viz
steamer C Vanderbilt and PfJmouth koek 70 Dostnn,
also connecting At Chicago with Michigan Oentrsl.
Great Western, Canada, New York Central % Nv
York city; thence via New York and Esv Hsvea
CONEHCTIEG-0OlN0 wRor.
A. Watertown with Stages TO Osk Greet, Dodee
Centre, waupun, Berlin, Beaver Dam, Vox LAbe.
Portage City. Portland, Waterloo, Hanehesviiist osn
PRAIRIE, Columbus, Otsego, wyocena, Ac.
YREIGHT RAlNS
Leave Wstsrtown sa 800 4 =. aa1 Wilvaahso
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