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> IAe HlaHazr q Efeppiag tie ri5raiioa Of ts Stras.
= The e'fHHess Of tls r5ra;i0n Of tie string.
;, IhsqHaAiy q Astone
6. Ihsstrsagth Of string.
J. T<greaf length Of e sss iusfr-z41u rrnaaias
the public may andudgs for themselves shsther
the above statement be publish diagram Of the cd and
M ss o. pianos or rather the 20 gy Iy which rejects
AZ modern improvements, and the HSst Davis Co.'S style
ea ssesP,s ne doetns that We Hrs living in an sgs q %
sgua iour and that LOO lbs weigh twice much any
win Illustrate the philosophy Of the two kinds Of instru-
enis and leave the reader draw hiI conclusions
|, The Haiist, DaUis q 60. Pianos hare a greater
length Of striag than tAOss Of any other make IN
The same sized Gaze
The truth Of this statement may be glance
ne entire length q straight string be used Tor yiba
ton (see dagra while thUse that necessarily have
Of The piano else he angle you'd bs 20 he string would
snap IN Esn before teoud be drawn within octave Of
IL is ve known that tie liIOetave piano does not
- - s ..i aa sstA 2 ieHe o. seven-oet.ve PiAno y
8 octave hallet Davis Co piano enabled send
make 1'A ''''n octave piano u my '--''
2, The Hallet Dqris q Co. Pianos hare a i0ider
sPaee betIreeR he strings than thoss Of any other
make.
The truth Of this statement equally plain the fact
that straight string occupies than simply s
ON fr its angle from he bridge 10 he tuning pin The re-
taey often hit another and haTs while the perform
strings have 80 much room that ey vbrsts freely and
never clash against one another.
| 8, The manner Of stopping The ri6ratiOH.
The vibration Of The Iing in 4. pianos eO@nsess yhsEs
the hammer strikes H. the bridge. where IL stopped Ises
diagram HI
Th, best violin in the world can be ruined By
substituting bridge. thus proving that the tone Of
string Is materially d3 By TIE maHa in which The vibration
stopped The vibration Of the string the a. piano
stopped With t horizontal ets ofeoppr bell metal seo
diagram - giving % the string sOit full mello. s ios
while In all other pianos the vibration stopped BY upright
hoH P lsee diagram b. giving thin. irony. unetH fonf
mat has caused thousands Of PERSONS having ne musical or
/ EaniEaons 70 exclzim
do not ike the irony tEauE Of piano IL IL far inferior
to the ful Tch tone OF an organ. huts or melodeon
The that the strings in all other pianos are bent Al s
bridge pin Is that sharp snge haS b Gee In order 20 stop
the vibration In the Il D. C. piano the strings drawn
straight The fret and held down nrm thereon D.
the Suspension Britge ISee diagram s. b
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FROM NEW YORK.

NEw YoRK, sept. Il
The Directors Of the Erie Road ratified, this az
ternoon the doings OF the Railroad Convention
the fare to Buffalo goes up TO So tomorrow
II tis understood that the Pacific Mail Co. have
got all Vanderbilts ships in the Pacific, and week
" line viii be established
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C.L- A meeting will be held this evening
of the members of the Library Association, at
which it is hoped all the members will be pres
ent, as important business will come up.
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CITY & NEWS ITEMS.
TUESDAY MORNING, SEPT. Is, ISIS.
NEW ADVERTISEMENT,

Robbins Applei0n-Ameriezn Watches
Good Waich-D1g Wanted
Young Man, eI7ectng s. 600 wants to enter into some
profitable Mercantile business.
FOsg. EnswOrh Co.-Steam and Gas Fitting
SPECIAL Notice -Holowags Pills. for Indisesicn SC
S W. Burritt-House Repairing-Bozrding Oct l.
Taylor, GrsSold Il Co o-DelaineS VelvetS, &c
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4, The eUeHaess Of the vibration Of the string.
However good string may be- Ii viii produce until
& vibtes aud the eveneE the vibration the better The
tons directly and fro The hammer strikes the under
side ses diagram H. and the first motion Of the string
reeeds from he In H piano The second
motion Of the string return in strAgh direct line its
motiOnis mp. dOwn-up. .dOwn-adigfaae1L
The second Of the string all cannot be
artes any angle and The out
side bali thereby necessarily must Be drawn The tghtest-
rapidly win vibrAiz and the sides OF bent
f he two sides are struck BY hammer and the string or
eed instead Of It's returning In direct line devAtes from
aide or iJ1 l< Of angle elbow It's movement
thereafter becomes rot and every tine il comes around to
@ which another Of the Of tone Of The
old kind Of piano
S, The sUeHRess Of tone.
This the result the fourth leatnre it being universall
conceded Actthat all tone is produesd by rbT and thA
tt<eEsasr hsri5rlfi0a, tie srsusT fh< TOM
@, The strength Of string.
The Why strings Osn break ia the common piano
Aad Why they Invariably break at the elbow bdgpin Is
the sns being bent AZ sharp ass at that point See dia
necessarily contracted and The outside the elbow Of the
string tn iCh0 strain Now II whole
Is he ns6u1etarsrs estimsie evenly
By al parts Of the string then point is as likely break
tits obliged TO bear this immense strain that Of is la
be snap twain change in the weather. and
eiGy al wOOden-frAmsd pianQs al
win and spring At every change Of the Atmosphere The
small stronger than hafoft And only be replied
BY asserting that twice Ia not equaltO two, that twice
two does not make four
7, The great length Of time 0hieh The iasirmsnt
mains in tame.
the 9Th feature inaSmuch string
fsftenf By hag And t wreadily be that II string
10 length bears Of two hundred pounds equal
all Il will hlten than half quick ball
or string bearing the strain
The truth and phOophy Of the foregoing facts sk
and forcbs that the question Is oen asked Why do
makers the fret and straight strng
IL is secured BY for which
dollars already been offered but which
s6 caH Bureiaae HAet prefer sup
ply public with flf class inlff rather than assist
others do t. any price
The foregoing plan or the Haet Davis Co. Piano
ups lucid uuanswerabe will guarantee gre
''-'' OssI1N E. DODGE
Cleveland August {. lsSs
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-09-28

n Three Silver Medals, Two Diplomas
and Fifteen dollars, were awarded to J. F. Ryder
for the best Photographs, of various styles, on
exhibition az the State Fair at Sandusky just
closed Sept 2Odlm pol.
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EY7E. RUFFINIs Fall stock Of Hats and Caps
has arrived. 1t embraces the newest fashions
and all styles, and of course will be sold at lower
prices than ever. All work in the line of Furs
can be done promptly at his establishment, as he
has had great experience in Europe and this
country. He is now engaged in manufacturing
for the winter trade. SEPT
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Indigestion, Liver. Complaints, and
their Cure.

HoLLoWAY's PILLS quickly remose ObDo1iOus mat
tsr from the blood and thOrOushy cleanse aud
the system These Pills certain remedy FOR diseases
Of the Stomach aud BJwels. Sod the manufactures
No. 50 Mi Laae New YORK and No pa Strand Lon
don AMI b. al Druggists a . Cts 62 cts Hand sIt0 per
box seu27 Ral
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MATRIMONIAL.

To THE LADIES OF The UNITED STATES:
Il has been my god fortune restore health many
thousands Of my couniry-women-
My has excited the malice the envi0us and
eaous; ther psrsecui1us served oay extend
aud esiab ish reputation Showers Of grateful offerings
have fallen my railway from the sufferers whom
have relieved 50 l0ng l held sIectionats ard
thankful remembrance BY those who have experienced
skill can sdTd despse the efforts OF mischiei-makers
nd slsnderers
My friends have repeatedly urged 10 place my medi
ine for producing menstrua1n within tho reach Of the
Lae Of the United Staies but ndispos0n enter
field enpied BY qlacs with their pernicious nostrums
and fe that uaprilepsd e5unteteters might palm upon
the public their worthless limitations have hher pre-
vented from establishing agencies for the sale Of my
"AMIE DE FEMME in the United states.
Atlast yield the OF patients and friends
and offer to the suffering Females Of America medicine
which has rendered somewhat famous Throughout the
Old World
In regard to the efficacy OF the 'ABilE DE FEMME"
need only say, that liquid FORM and is exactly suel
have used in practice France for years. sR
that II has failed = satisfactory result
The "Amie de Femme" and meussruaion stand 10 the
alton Of and It alike powerful ogiuat,
where has been from any suppressed.
In OrdeTO guard against imposition the wrapper direc
toas each bottle Of the 'Auie de Femme bear my
written Signature and boh the bottle and enclosing bCl
vii be sealed with my private seal
Price, $500 package
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Agricultural.
GRASS SEED.

UhASS SEEU.
100 BUSH. OF PURE REAPED
1OO Emofhy SEED Just received at the Cleveland
Seed Store aus5 J, STAIR SON,
WYLUSING RED TOP OR BOG
w DESTROFER--Ths the u-osf eifectual grass f0r
Eubiuug mnrshaud known Il VII yield from two 70 three
- aus y - r :. =. -, az J STAIR SON
II ENTUCKY BLUE GRASS, Or
IN ehzrd Gra. and Bed Top Seed Of pure quality
I1Ss J. STAIR SON
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YELLOW FEVER

NEw ORLEANS, sept 70.
The deaths by yellow fever yesterday were 81
large decrease IS compared with previous days.
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BEST, FREEMAN 8 co

Rich and elegant Fall Silks.
BrOeade Silks, in black and colOrs.
FOulard Silks, in blue brown and black
valencias. POul de Cheve
Toll de Chene. Ristori.
French Merinos, in all eolors.
Plaid and Striped MerinOs.
Bayadere and figured MerinOes.
Plain and Str Grenobles.
All WOel Delaines and Cashmeres.
MOuselin and Persian Delaines.
French, English and American Prints.
BRocHz
MANTILLA
SHAWLS,
Also large stock of BRoCHE, STELLA and
CHENILLE SCARF,
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GUIrAR.-J. II. THOMAS, Teacher of the Cult
ar, Rooms at No 3 Euclid street. Terms
Fifty cents per lesson IT,
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NEw YoRK, Sent. p

The great four mile race over The Fashion Course
was won by Nicholas lst, over Tar River in two
stright heats. Sir Washington was dislaneed.
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PARIS, January, ls57

For sale, whOlesals and Retail, by WILLIAM FISKE
No % Superior street Cleveland, who viii supply the
Annie &c Femme Al the Pr0prietOr's pnces.
aulO dkwly6
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5prtiaI Notices.

q For Gas Futures and Fating-Aypl,
Fo0g EasasOrfA & Co.. lbs and I07 Superior sired.
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Drp GOODS.
NEW GOODS.

Opening Daily at 95 Superior Street.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1858-07-03


It is the application Of the Galvanic
current, excited by small battery, such
as is used for medical purposes-one Of
the poles being attached to the extracting
forceps, and the other held in the hand.
A little apparatus is attached by which
the operator with his foot causes the cir
cult to be closed as he applies the instru-
ment. The electrical current is small in
quantity, causing but slight and not
unpleasant sensation when the two poles
are held, one in each hand. There is
nothing, therefore, at all alarming in the
application. When the forceps are
placed upon the tooth the operator tresds
upon a little spring, which closes the
break in the wire, and at the same in-
slant draws the tooth. The effect APP
pears to be simply bcnuming to the
nerve, the shock being too trifling for
the relief to be ascribed to this dis
tracing the attention Of the patient
Should it prove what certainly seems
probable, it will be the best agent ever
yet applied-pcrfectly harmless, acting
only during the the time Of the opera
ton, and effecting only the nerve itself,
which in ordinary cases transmits the
pain. Nor viii the application be limit
ed to the extraction Of teeth, for it seems
equally well adapted to most surgical
operations, the conducting wire being at
tached to the lancet or other instrument
equally as well as to the dentists for
ceps. ~
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rise g 81. f,st, NJ 81 y; gre.. I'D With
most Of pcfsous ID srainihg ah6lses il,
that they endeyor 70 nsahe Tie horse 90
what Is required Of him before assckiag
him, and By doing -, cause ths horse e
resist, and get him into bed pEaCtiees..
Any horse may BE- made 70 follow per-
son By attracting his attention. by stro-
king Of osressing him about the face or
head, continually talking to him In q
soothing voice, then walk of few steps
holding ont your hand. and continually
calling him, which must be kept up
when he comes, carcss him, and give
him to understand that he has done
right. Drugs have no effect on him; 2
piece Of apple, or something he i fond
81, has very good effect. Teach him
to understand that whenever you are
about him be receives nothing but kind
treatment, snd he win always hook for it.
Remember, that kindness begets kind
ness, aud the kinder you are TO him, the
more he looks for that kind treatment
These hints are given by one who has
had many years Of practice, and contiuu-
ally observing the habits and movements
OF this noble but much abused animal.
Some few years ago, a man from Ken
lucky, calling himself horse or aainsal
tanner, gave me most of this information
had wonderful influence upon the
most vicious horse, simply by the above
treatment. u
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From the Philadelphia Ledger.
The Tanning al Horses

MEssRs. EpiToRs In looking over
your paper Of Friday, my attention was
attracted to an article on Horse Ia
ming" Perhaps, without knowing it,
you have given the whole secret, which
is nothing more than kindness Al hor-
ses, no matter how vicious, are brought
under immediate control SO soon as they
can be made to lie down, which is
done by tying up one Of their fore legs,
and then drawing his head round to the
opposite side.) OF course it requires a
person accustomed to horses. So soon
a. the horse is brought down, and made
20 lie there readily, he seems to have
given up his whole powers, and may be
handled about his legs Or any part Of
him, even BY child, with IMMUNITY, no
matter how vicious he may be when on
his feet. IT he il handled while down,
and made 10 understand that he will be
kindly and gently dealt With, it has .
wonderful. effect 90 him when allowed to
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lnN AND AFTER MONDAY, April 18th. 1854.
~ and until further notice, trains win run A.
follows: ~" -
Leave Clinton At "A. N. and $50 p. N.
Arrive Ut 'nkee Rn g. A. N. and 6. 40 p. M
Leave Yankee Run at A. N and 400 P. M.
Arrive 1t Clinton at "a. N. and 500 p. M
Connecting with through trains for Chicago.
over the Dixon Airline Of the Galcns and CIT
cago Union Railroad.
AZ Dewitt with stages for Davenport, Msasoke.
At Yankee Run, with stages for Toronto Tin.
ton, Aechanicsvilie, NJ. Vernon aud Cedsr Ran.
ids o~ss nsP'
Freight trains leave daily.
The shortest cheapest and most exned,tio..
route from central Iowa 70 Chicago. or anv nons
cast. = - Poius
FAN agent will Be at the depot in Fulton to
,s " ~ ns9gse TOT Clinton or the Road which
van % conveyed across The river free az charge
Freight Trains leave daily.
SMITH, Eng. ara Superintendent.
Clinton, Nay l, 1853.
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sssTRAY NOTICE

HOTNAY NOTICE.
...ken up by Perry Frink. q his residence n
Onion Grove. IN Cedar County, Iowa, On the III
day Of August, 1857, light iron grey horse. sup
posed to be years old; white legs and Whit.
face. and appraised st 500 before Ak. Hsisley.
Esq. 8. w. YOUNG.
Upton Oct 10th. 1857. lO-sm Chart.
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Montgomery Of Pennsylvania r.
ted for Congress.

William Montgomery, the mover Of
Crittenden' S amendment to the Lecomp-
ton bill in the House, has just been re-
nominated for Congress in the Twentieth
District Of Pennsylvania. The fact is
significant, as the Administration made
a desperate effort to defeat his nomina-
ton on account of bis steadfast and
efficient opposition to the Lecor pton
fraud. Patronage, says the Philadelphia
Press, was showcred upon the district, to
induce the Democrats to reject him.
Some of the very men in whom he had
placed implicit trust were bought away
from him, and others were forced to de-
nouncc him, or go out of position. His
opponent, too, was gentleman Of high
character and influence. All these in
fluencc would no doubt have been too
much for him had his nomination depen-
ded upon caucus or convention. 1t was
direct appealto the people, and the re-
suit is confusion to the wire-working po-
liticians,
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Dissolution Notice.

HSxE Subscribers would respectfully inform their
i crediton. and tho people GENERALLY, that they
have this day disolved partnership by mutual con.
sent. and want all persons knowing themselves in
debted 70 them BY note or otherwise 70 call At the
Steam Mill and settle With 6hsarer the accounts
ass IN his possession Tor settlement O. II. Stout
will still remain q the Mill, TO accommodate all
who may favor him with their patronage and will
aIso be Responsible Tor I'll debts against the firm
Of Stout 3 Hhearer, contracted previous to this
date. STOUT d SHEARER.
Tirton, Jan. rs, 1858. MS
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To the Citizens Of Central Iowa.
COTEs L DAVIES,
MILL.
A N ID
hun M h e Z

UAvempOrts Iowa.
Invite the attention Of Farmers, Builders, Me-
chanics, and consumers Of Lumber generally,
to their extensive and unequailed selected stuck
Of
Flooring, Cedar
Lumber, Siding,
Barnboarding,
Shingles, &c.
Our purchases have recently been made or
Green Bay, Lake Huron, and Lake Ontario
and brought by vessel to Chicago, and thence
by the Chicago aud Rock Island Railroad to
Davenport. Tho wants Of large emigration
into Iowa have been anticipated in our selec-
tons and purchases.
TWO FIRkf CLASS PLANNING MACHINES
)Woodworth's celebrated Patent,) are now
running in our Mill and our facilities lor man.
aIacturing
FLOORING AND SIDING
Are nnequalled in the West. We are also en-
tensively engaged in the Manufacture Of
SASH, DOORS, AND BLIhDS.
We can do better by our customers than sv-
er before, aud will do our best to suit them.
COTES 4 DAVIES.
Davenport, Iowa. Oct. %,
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L. B r A D LIE Y,
Wholesale and Retail dealer In
PAINTS, OlLs, WINDOW GLASS
Sash, Doors. Blinds, SC.

OAOvs A>VOfSs A&SVu0D ~
GL AZE ID WIN DO VS..
THE subscriber . now prepared to offer to
i the citizens of Davenport and surrounding
country the most complete assortment Of Paints,
Oils. Glass, Sash, Blinds and Doors ever brought
to this market
100000 sets Sash, assorted sizes,
1000 Boxes Window Glass, assorted sizes,
Doors, q large assortment,
Blinds, the best lot of Window Blinds ever
brought to this market.
Lead, o fresh lot Of White Lead just rec'yed.
Glazed windows.
We have for sale at No.
10000, corner Brady and 4th Streets. . large
stock OF Glazed Windows assorted sixes.
Store fronts fitted up with double thickness
French Plate, or common Pittsburgh and New
York Glass. Glazing done upon short notice
and satisfactory terms.
All orders promptly attended to.
L. BRADLEY.
Brady and fourth sta.
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H.NRY Ho0vHk ?. = nrpvr,,
HOOVER 4 BDWEII.
FORMERLY SELLS r HOOPER
- R1.AA. - =

Forwarding & ComHission Merchant,
nUecArIH1s IOWA. e ~
WE are prepared t. attend % any bvuinaae in
W our line with the best d facilities. or
terms are i've costs pr one hundred pounds.
commission tos sscsiviAg and foswardise.
RErRE ro-1seea . Mora, Nnscaaine: I. b.
Farmer. do; Haeeh, Humphrey Co, do. Hale
+ Co, Chicago; !. W. AlSxsader 4 Co, d.; II.
= psnlsls Co.. lows cisy: Fisks 4 Eiliost do |;
1hompsoa, do; waterman 4 ryan, G. Losis:
heanankamp 4 aine, do; Ratcli6 q O.. do. a.
W. Clark. lows City; o. G. Dorwin, do: Rock 4
Carey, Cedar Rapids; Rock : Bro, VinAon Walsn
4 Wilde. Mt Vernon; =. Floyd, Lisbon; j. =.
knrtz, Lisbon; Elicit Hall, Tiptcn. ~.
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There are four things which it looks
very awkward for woman to do, name
" to whistle, throw stones at COW, run
a race, or climb garden fancc.
That was a wise niger, who in
speaking Of tho happiness Of married
people, said: "Dat ar ponds alleged
der how dcy enjoy themselves"
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terers, Willow Ware of all kinds, Toilet Ware in
sets or singly, Ice Cream Freezers and Monlds,
Chinese Gongs, Willow Cabs Wagons and Ora
dies, Children's High and Nursery Cane Chairs,
Cane Sewing Chairs-with and without arms and
rockers, Ladies' Fancy Work Stands 4 Baskets Wire
Dish Covers, Floor, Dust and Store Brushes,
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Political Items.

Cool. Senator Fitch, one of the squat.
ters Senators from Indiana, who is en-.
ioying an Office of which, under the cir.
cumstances, no honorable man can envy
him the possession, made the following
response to serenading party Of his Of
fice-holding friends and dependents on
Saturday night:
=. shall fulfil the promise made to my
political friends at the time was elected:
If God lets me live, | will serve out the
full term for which | am elected; and
with such constituency as i represent,
and in such cause as we are engaged, |
feel that He piU let me live"
The Washington Star says that Col.
Forney, of the Philadelphia Press, was
the "tail of the Democratic parity
Well, the Colonel is evidently severed
from the Democratic party now, So the
party is like the swilI-fed cows of New
York distilleries--its tail has dropped
off,
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"A Z & STONE

Wholesale and Retail Dealers
Drugs, Chemicals, Medicines, Paints. Oils,
Patent Medicines. Agents for the
Ssas IF Putsbssgk Wtndow Glass,
GiassWare and White Lead, at wholesale.
Muscatine, Iowa, Jan LIST. $50. :.
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CHAS. & Wn' R. STONE
Wholesale and retail dealers in
/ II A ROW A RE,

/ III A ROW A RE.
Machines, Agricultural Implements and
SEEDS OF ALL KINDS.
UAvE in store, and respectfully Offer fors ale
IL at St. Louis or Chicago prices, to the trade
Of At retail,
200 kegs nails, (assorted sizcs)
400 boxes glass, do
$4,000 lights sahs, do
30 coils MANILA rope, do
+ 80 coils lead pipe, do
20 circular saws, large Sizes
5000 # best leather betting, all widths,
i 100 doz. butchers files,
$50 doz. axes,
100 doz. axe handles,
100 doz. shovels and spades,
6 casks log chains,
$500 lbs. carriage bolts, nuts 4 washers,
25 mouse-hole anvils,
20 blacksmith's bellows,
ogether with sveIy variety Of platform and
counter scales, carpenter's, hacksmith's and
cooper's tools, house building and shelf hard
ware, &C., &c. We have the largest and best
selected stock Of goods in Iowa, and are bound
to sell at the lowest rates. Call and see if we
are not in earnest. No. 2, Union Block,
n35-td Muscatine, Iowa.