davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Daily Iowa State Democrat., 1859-08-30
"sPlNIFER GRlMEsEI."

BURLrNGroN, Iowa, Aug. 25, 80.
ED1roRs DAVENPORT DExoCRAr-
Gentlemen Some years ago, when a
certain would-be distinguished indi-
vidual was occupying the position Of
a money.sbark in this community, he
was notorious - being the biggest liar
within = hundred miles. In fact, no
person could converse with him on any
topic without eliciting few uncaIled
for tremendous falsehoods. So habitn>
ated, did he become, to this low prac.
tice, that he finally passed into q
proverb, and you need but repeat some
exaggerated circumstance, when it
would be met with the reply that it
was a Grimese;. So that finally, the
term Grimesei became the superlativc
Of Rooyback. The late State Geologi-
cal reports dignity him with the title
Of Splinter Grimesei, which is thought
to mean very crooked lie. However
this may be, it is highly probable that
the State Geologist, disgusted with his
continual misrepresentation and vic
lations Of promises, dubbed him IS the
crooked liar. The excellency of the
local term Grimesei, being SO much
more intense than Roorback, he sug-
gested the propriety of introducing it
in the next editions of Webster and
Worcester. The late combination Of
Grimesei or Grimeseis, in an article in
defense of the peculations Of the Re
publican party in building an Insane
Asylum, is the cause of the resuscita-
tion of this local term, and however
much you may be opposed to the coin
ing of new words, trust you will aid
in making the English tongue as ex-
pressive as possible by the intoroduc>
tion in your vicinity of this very ex-
prcssive and suggestive polysyllable.
Yours, CRATER.
Daily Iowa State Democrat., 1859-08-30

Democratic candidate for Governor Of Iowa, will
sddres the people at the times AMI places named In
The follo&ing list Of appsintmsnts:
Ntatsrsett, Saturday. Aug q, st O'Clock N.
Adj. Monday, Aus 90, st . O'Clock u.
Newton. Tuesdsy, Aug 20. At O'Clock p m.
Non e1ums, Wedne nesday, Aug 81 at o.clock M.
aignoarney, Thursisy, sept l. st O'Clock N.
Lancaster. Thu ~, Sept l, st I O'Clock p m.
Wsshington, Friday, sept 3, at 2 O'Clock pm
Iva Citv, saturday. Aept 8, ~ O'Clock p m.
Upton, Hon1sy, Sept 3, at o'clock m.
Osmbridge. Sept 6, At o'clock m.
Anamass. Wednesday, Sept. 7, at 8 O'Clock p. N.
Msquoketa. Thursday Sept 8, ~ O'Clock 10.
Believes, Friday. s,pt. ., at o'clock p N.
dubuque, Saturday, Sep 10. 81 O'Clock m.
Davenport, Monday, Sept 12. at 9o'clock m.
Auscstine. Tuosds,, Sept 13, at o'clock pm.
Columbus City. wednesday, Sept ~, at2 O'Clock
pm.
wsppeIio. wsdnes lay. Sept IA. At o clock m.
~ Pleasant, Thursdsy, aept Is, at 2 o'cO,k p N.
Fairfield, Friday, Sept 16. at O'Clock pm.
Keosauqus, Saturday, u, at ? O'Clock m.
NJ. Kirkvood 10 respectfully invited to be present
ct these meetings and address the peoole.
The Oeatral Oommittses Of che several counties
above mentioned will please give immediate notice
Of the above sppointments aud make the necessary
arrangements for the mestings.
BY order Of the Dem Stats Central Com.
Daily Iowa State Democrat., 1859-08-30
Mr.. Ssmuelss APP Oinsm ents.

Wsveriy, Saturday, August q, o. m.
Waterloo, Monday, August %, 2 o. m.
Independence, Tuesdsy. August 30, . .. m.
Delhi. Wednesday, August 81, .. m.
Caseads. Thursday, September l, Jpn.
Anemoss, Friday. September 9, 2p. M.
Aleda, fuseday, September IL, 2p. m.
Charlton, Wednesday, September IA, D. "a.
0sosols. Thursday, September 10, an. =.
Anon, Friday, September Is. 9p m
Dssstur City. Saturday September u, D. m.
0orydoa, Monday, September 10, 2 p. n.
Osnterville, Tuesday. aspsember 20, 2p. N.
Drakesvtils, Woinesdays 0eptsnbsr u, p, m.
Bloomfield. asme day, I p n.
ksosauqss. Thursday. September -. p. m.
1ssto0sport, sAms day, 7p. m.
Charleston, Friday, oeptember %, , .. m
keokus. Saturday, September 4A,7 M.
Burlington. Monday, September Is, Inn.
1uscsslae, fuesday, September q, Tn.
Dovs.Post, wednes esday, September 50. p. m.
lews otty, fhutydsy. Heptember -. p. IN.
Cedar Rsptds, Friday, September %, 8p. m.
1arengo. Saturday. October I, p. M.
Tipten, Monday, October ., 7p 10.
Dewitt, fues4sv. October Z, = o. M.
naquoeeis, Wednea6ay, October s, 1p. u.
eellsvue fhursday. October 6. p u.
Dubuque. Friday. October 7,7pn.
Daily Iowa State Democrat., 1859-08-30
BOOK TRADE.
For sale.

v1VHE Iowa Book Rooms, Dav export, Iowa. A
j rare chance for an energetic busiuefs man
with moderate capital to ebtsin we'll es' sbshei
Book, Stationery, Wall Paper and PeriOdies s rust.
ness The proprietor's only rea on for selling out
IT, that his business In the East requires the whole
Of his atten. ion No time could BE- better than the
preseat, for entering into business. Apply imme-
distely, either personally or hy letter tn
CHARLIE ADAMS,
Eighth and Arch streets, Phi ada, TO his Agent
CHARLES n. ADAMS,
Iowa Book Rooms, No. so, Brady street,
aug ll-2w Davtnport, Iowa.
Daily Iowa State Democrat., 1859-08-30
NEWS lrE MS,


II i reported hat the Emperor Of China
i dead.
Tss Hon. Cave johnson has resigned the
Presidency Of the Bank Of Tennessee.
MARSHAL Pelissier is seriously ill., Ahe9t
complaint. says the C0wu Journal, is the
cause.
THERs il . large business done In neck
tiea One firm in New York manufactured
sGoO 600 last spring. and have been al sum,
msr selling them.
WITHIN five years. in Indiana. there have
been erected 2.7OO school houses, 1t IN
expense Of $l.lOO.OeO
THesE ar 5000 dentists nov practising in
the United States They cause an swful
sight Of ach ng during the year.
THE AcDonough legacy to Baltimore city
after paying oil expenses leaves nett result
to the city of $663. .66l O6.
HExRY WARD BEDcaER has bought IA.
nous lot Of excellent stock from Col. Hun.
gerford. Of Utica, N. y, to 60 on his farm
at Fishkill.
Tux "reminiscences of Rufus Choate, by
Col. E. G. Parker, are announced for publi-
The first number of the new Spanish
American paper, called E2Noticioso de Nue.
70 York, has made its appearance. 1t 10 .
quarto sheet Of eight pages, very hand
somely gotten up.
The Warsaw Bulletin says it is proposed
to have . grand military encampment in
that city during the Fair. Companies have
been invited from St. Louis, Chicago, Gin
cinnati, Keokuk, Carthage. Burlington.
Quincy, Davenport, Dubuque. Galena, Han
nihal. and various other cities
THERE is field of broom corn this season
in the vicinity of Rockford. Illinois, Of
nearly 800 acres The seed was planted by
machinery, the corn being drilled in rows
two feet nine inches apart. The whole crop
Is contracted at &85 per ton. The crop this
year will amount to $4,000.
IT is now stated that the project Of erect
ing . new Plymouth Church in Brooklyn
for Henry Ward Beecher. has been aband
oned, and that the Trustees have decided to
enlarge the present edifice.
TELEGRAPH operators, in Transmitting
m manipulation peculiar to himself, so that
the receiving clerks can as easily detect the
identity Of the transmitting clerks by hi
operating as by his handwriting or hi'
voice.
DIsAPPOINTMENTs USED As UPH0LsTERY,-A
broker OF Buffalo, haying, dead on his hand'
. large quantity of bills of the " Brighton
Market Bank" is about turning them t.
account by pasting them as borders to thu
new papering Of the walls of his private
office-thus bravely looking his disappoint
ments in the face.
TIE accomplished soprano, Mrs. Bostwick
during her recent pleasure trip to Lake Su.
perior and the Green Bay region, gave tw,
concerts in the wilderness north of LAX
Michigan. Her audience were composed
principally of Indian and half breeds.
Daily Iowa State Democrat., 1859-08-30

H The retirement of the Roths-
childs from the financial world has its
sigui6cancy. This potent family has
means of information not to be attained
by any other party-not even by the
very governments; and being gifted
with degree Of shrewdness surpassed
by none, it is presumable that there is
some tempest ahead which appears to
them more terrible than even 1893 or
l848.
Daily Iowa State Democrat., 1859-08-30
the UNITED SIT ArEs FAIR.

1t is well-known to the pubic that
the next annual exhibition Of the Uni
ted States Agricultural Society, takes
place at Chicago on the l2th-l7th
days of the coming month, where far
mers. stock>raisers, mechanics, invent
ors, ETC., from all parts Of the union are
invited to meet and join in the gener-
ous competition for the prizes offered.
This Society is an institution which
is national in its character, and which
the people of every State in the great
confederacy should take especial pride
in sustaining and strengthening. TAX
ing it for granted that every other
State in the Union will be largely rep
resented at the coming Exhibition, let
us inquire about our own State-Iowa.
Iowa, than which there is no better
agricultural State in the Union, has
here q chance to advertise herself to
the world. Heretofore the National
Exhibitions have been too far distant
from our borders to admit of extensive
competition, but now that it is held
almost at our door, there is no excuse
Of the kind to offer. Shall the oppor.
tunity be allowed to pass without being
improved! In our State there are
some very superior herds OF thorough
bred and graded stock that would
attract the most favorable notice in
any collection of domestic animals.
Even in our own county, there are
Thoroughbred cattle which are very
hard to beat, and which We trust will
be represented at the coming exhibi-
ton. Our State has some very supe-
r'or horses, sheep, swine, etc., which
will stand - fair chance for carrying
OF the prize ~ any in the Union, and
what reason 10 there for not making IN
e6oste The bare item Of . prize j,
nothing-a mere 5q0a tells, but the fsct
that . certain animal or article h..
drass . prise while competing with
the agricultural or inventive skill Of
the entire United 6tatss 10 glorious.
4 lev ptisss taken By Iowa would
have The most beneficial rssultA aad
wa trust The oppestsnity nov sGosdsd
~'ll not pass ushseded.
1Asnsss sheald a>sssd ths b, &
ss'h whether hey . y sxAibi>en q
ase: TAsy sassld Hs tAsss . ss,As,
eeeA aseissl>sval tss~lsaes u ess y
Ssaa:a ssa ~ slkss ssssse, do
saesla ga y ~ wAal sthen ~
80 ~ "a vis. NV ~ 4, TAsss
.ssy vu asel VltA jl&nopA uts,ta
~. s..s.e 4. aals!Mss, -. Aeu " ~.
ass = - 'vslsn 81 vla~ -,
~ II. eeeye >! ~ esaQpsA ana Ssas snsk
- = w y q ss>sli rss1i
|i|'i;3;||s'' Il i
Daily Iowa State Democrat., 1859-08-30

BITTEN BY Rattle sNAKk-In former
times it was quite common to be bitten by
rattlesnakes in this country. but Of late
years these reptiles have become to scarce,
that little or no precautiou is taken against
them. They are occasionally seen. but very
rarely do any injury. NJ. Herman Wartz
Of Rockvale, however. was bitten by one
about o'clock on Friday evening last. At
the time he was about 100 rods from his
dwelling. in search for his COWS and bare.
footed. The reptile bit him about the In
step. when Mr.. Wartz at once started for
the house, but was unable to reach it, on
account of pain aud dizziness. His calls
brought out his family and some Of the
neighbors who Immediately cent for ply
sician. He Is now recovering. Before the
arrival Of medical assistance spurious liquor
vas freely administsred to the bitten man,
and We learn that Dr.. Potter Of his arrival
gave him quart Of gin and several ounces
Of alcohol 10 nsutralizs the poison All this
amount Of liquor had NO Intoxicating effects
on the patisat whatever, and doubtless sav-
Cd his liie.-Osls Co~msg Reporter.
Daily Iowa State Democrat., 1859-08-30

E An heir is wanted for the Sher-
burne estate, the seat of which family
was Stoneyhurst, England. 1t is val
ued at from ten to twenty millions
sterling. 1t is an entailed property,
descending to an oldest son. The fami.
ly left England during the year 1900.
1t was left without heir by the death
Of the eighth Duchess of Norfolk with
out issue.
Daily Iowa State Democrat., 1859-08-30

~ The New York Herald strong
" advocates the propriety of the Dem
scratic party putting Sam Hou.ton in
nomination for the Presidency, in 1860
"A thing which il very unlikely, We
imagine.
Daily Iowa State Democrat., 1859-08-30
STATE H g1D.


SEsrEscED.-The Journal says that
Howard aud Cresa, who stole some
horses from . citizen Of Muscatine,
have had their trial and been sentenced
to serve the State-the former four and
the latter three years.
The Keokuk Gate City Of the goth
states that the population Of keoknk
is reported in the recent census At
lO,Os7 Fsrt Madison 1920; West
Point TO. and the county 30,s4l. The
population Of Keokuk, it will be obser-
we'd, is only about one-third Of the en-
tire population Of Lee county, in which
it 10 situated.
SYNOD OF IowA.-The Synod Of
Iowa will meet in the First Ptesbyte-
rian Church, At Vinton, on the 4th
Thursday (22d) Of September, at half
past Z o'clock, P. NJ. Arrangements
have been made with the Western
Stage Company, the K. r. and Steam
boat companies, to return person in
attendance on the Synod free, who
have paid full fare one way.
The Oskaloosa Times says that in
the District Court Of Mahaska county
there are $50 civil, 81 chaucery, and
20 criminal cases on the docket, max
ing 39l cases in ALA pretty large
amount OF business.
DR.. Farmer, formerly Of Des Moines,
is now editing the Council:: Bluffs Press
sterling democratic paper. The DR..
is racy and able writer, and will give
much life to the contest on "the slope"
The Nonpareil will be in decidedly
tight place, situated as it is between
two such batteries as the Bugle and
Press. However, Mr.. Maynard comes
nearer being match for two locofoco'
editors than any other republicans in
State. Council Blus is we'll of edito-
rally.
ACHEAp RoAD.-The Chicago Iowa
and Nebraska Railroad, just opened to
Cedar Rapids, 80 miles, cost the Com.
pany, with the estimated necessary ad-
ditions yet to be made for full rnnning
equipment, triAe less than $4,000
per mile.
PRoFIL1c. Mr.. Dupps, farmer
near Maquoketa, Jackson county, rails
ed this year l:472 bushels Of oats on
II acres, equal to fraction over 80
bushels per acre, and Of weight o.
~ pounds to the bushel.
AMr. Egbert, q livery stable keeper
in keokuk, hired pair of horses and
a buggy to man calling himself John
Emerson, of Fayette county, Pa, last
Monday since which time Emerson
has made "himself scarce" Egbert
offers 500 reward for the horses, bug
gy and thief, or $50 for either the man
or the horses and buggy.
The Council Bluffs Bugle, says that
the Government lands in that land
district amount to 476,5OO acres
Besides this the Burlington and
Missouri River Railroad Company own
about 100000 acres, the Missouri
Railroad Company about 100000
acres, making in all 100000 acres own
ed by railroad companies in that land
district
GRAND LODGE OF Coop TEMPLARR
This body held its annual session al
Des Moiues on the.l7 7th inst. The fol-
lowing are the officers elect for the en-
suing year G w CT, VIM. Vaughan
Newton Jasper county; G w V T
Mrs. o N Detwiler, Benton City
g w G, c E Lathrop, Independence
G w Sc w MCreary,; Keokuk; G
w Chaplin, F D Rickerson, Grinnell
G w NJ, s A Daniels, Eldorado G
W ] G, C B Williams, Muscatine G
VOC. o o Kent Wright county.
Daily Iowa State Democrat., 1859-08-30

sc. G. Cole, Esq, is still on the
stump, and still doing wonders for the
Democratic cause. The reports from
every place where he has spoken, are
Of the most pleasing and cheering
character.
Daily Iowa State Democrat., 1859-08-30
Den eesasie N msetins ae Ls Claire.

4 meeting Of the democratic voters Of Le Claire
township will be held At the Old Presbyterian Church
10 the city Of r. Olalre Saturday the 10th day Of
September next. at O'Clock p n to appoint elev-
delegates to the County Convention at Davenport
On the 18th Of the same month.
Dy order Of CsurRA AL TOWNSHIP OonMITTsu.
u Clsirs, August -, 1863.
Daily Iowa State Democrat., 1859-08-30
ss.V;eeC PogbltCNtiO1eS,,
JosT RECEIVED At The BOOK sroR, OF
GEO. w. ELLIS 4 CO..
l0............Le CloiYe Row.
wEBsTHR's DICTIONARY.

The entire work. Unabridged. new Pictorial TRADE
Eiition, With YIFTE EN- HUNDRED Pictori- PkIcE.
al illustrations, Blight 10 Ten Thousand
New Words Table Of ofsyponims. Psononn-
cling Table Of Names Ct Distinguish d Per-
sons OF Modern Times, &c &c with oil
pp Crown ousrto, sheep-Ma,ble EDGE. Is 50
Sir Willism Hamilton's Lectures on Meta
physics. vol... Observation-Disclosures. 90
Views and Experiences on Religis us Sub
Iect.. BY Heory ward Bes cher. ............ rs
Plain and Pleasant Talk about Fruits, Flow
and Farming, by Beecher. ............ Is
opurgeon's Sermons, 5th series. 90
ssAcadi.." or . month with the Blue Noses. 90
Pascaps Provincial Letters, new transa-
tion. ...................... 2s
Hours with my pupils, by nrs. Phelps.... 90
Triumphs Of Paul Aorphy. Is
10, &C., &c. CJuly12
Daily Iowa State Democrat., 1859-08-30
rME PROOF.

Our readers have frequently been
informed by the Black Republican
press that Judge Gholson, the Repub-
lican-abolition candidate for Supreme
Judge Of Ohio, on leaving the State Of
Mississippi for the North, very mag
nanimously manumitted all his slaves,
and thus cleared his skirts of the sin
Of slavery.
This kind Of talk looks very we'll in
print, but it is far from being the truth.
1t appears that this great abolition
light Of Ohio, instead Of allowing his
bondsmen to ge free when he emiera-
ted North to hunt for official position
that Southern people-those who best
knew him-would not confer upon
him, cold them for price, and now
has the proceeds of such sale in hi,
pocket.
We do not disclaim his right 20 to
DO. but We should think it would look
toll 9 well for himself and for his party
IN Ohio, and elsewhere, to stop lying
about the matter, and tell things -
tasy really are. The following letter
'sts the light through the Black Re.
publican falsehoods about Ghol,on,.
~anumiaaion Of his alaves:
Fos1esoc. liss AUG. &. 1859.
sn: Your favor u The a7th nlt 49,.
~ e ~. H 3. Nson, Eso.. vaa rss.,vsl
laae nail u. Tilsea residss fc.sv ~.
~ pleea aad vill nee nrohska, ~
~ ,oeeeee ear next (Dsesuherl Oos:s
.HSseiats)y Sbevard your ~. 81 IL
eA hat . iA 3 Nkcly n III ~ - Z. ~ q
-. ~ y eSoe esel q ~ drAv q H.ssss
~ ses'esA ia5osaatlen nvssif
teev. = ~ sva hrevaac. 4.
eeleoas - yeas elaao, ~ ~ ss SS sSHSs
4S4e GeeeA q lAIs HHsa~ ~ ~ eus
~ u u p10oSA fS VIZ
LAY yo1 Quo jsSss 4 49, ~,
0S ~ eoylae Ne vAeie = r" ~. ~
1eoe9t SAesseuse g ~ ~.
Sospo. (eeAek Z. e1oss@ + n ~
~ eyn 90 q ~ 4dg1ae ~ ~
) J ~ 81 81 \ ]
Daily Iowa State Democrat., 1859-08-30

n1DR. MANN, the renowned discoverer Of that
invaluable remedy, DR.. nann's Agus Bslssm, stnl
continues to labor in behalf Of the afflicted. HE
msdicines are universally admitted BY the Anerican
press, to be far superior to any and all others ever
discovered for the reatmentof chs, fever and sgue,
and oil intermittents. There can be doubt il We
can place confidence in the innumer able testimonials
which the Doctor has in bis that it Is the
greatest discovery ever made in the science OF med-
cine. The attention Of readers Ii called to the
advertisement Of this Bseam found 10 another col.
umn Of this paper and We would recommend oil suf-
fering from this disease viz chls fever and ague,
to avail themse yes Of trial Of this remedy.
Sold by all good druggists.
10 Persons afiicted With the Fever and Aeue
should not spare either time, trouble or expense to
procure Dr.. II Hossetter's Celebrated Bieteps,
whose bene6csnt effects upon tho human system has
been clearly proved to those who have bern stricken
down In short space Of time By this dreadful curse.
whose cheeks are wan and mesgre, and whose nights
are seepless and restless, ana whose eyes are din
and sunken, with death staring them In the face,
this compound must prove bessins snatching
them - it were from the very mouth OF the grave,
None can know Its true va'ue until they have tested
it. when all others have failed, these Btters have
restored the sufferers to pristine health. Their pop
ularty In oil the Western ana Southern parts should
introduce them to oil families.
Sold BY druggists and dealers generally, every
where.
q See advertisement In another column.
sug6.dAwlm
WOODS HAIR RssToRATIvz.-Amons oil prep
aratons for the hair that have been introduced -
infallihle, has given the Subtraction or
gained the popularity that Prof. Woods Hair Resto.
rstive oov hiss HIS Restorative has passed the
ordeal Of nnumersbls fashionable toilets, and the
ladies, wherever they have tested II, pronounce Il
seress article. They nnd where the hair is thin
ned, that II crestss fresh growth-that II fully
restores the vegetAtive power Of the roots on the
denuded places, and the nbrss TO shoot forth
anew-thst it desoves and removes dandrun pre-
vents grsypess restores the hair its original color
when grayness has actually supervencd, gives rich
lutre imparts the softness and exibiiy OF silk to
he hair and keeps 1t always luxuriant. healthy and
In full vigor.-N. r. Tribune.
Sold BY all respectable druggists.
Daily Iowa State Democrat., 1859-08-30
SPECIAL NOTICES.

$500 4 YaAA.-W0ted - A0Ssvs. HONEST
sAn IN every esanV IN ~ 0esass. - travel and
canvass Tor the NEW YonE 0lsAnUe - bssusiful-
u Illustrated noathly journal. % susahis, scuvs
men. saisry Of esoo per ysar aaA ssaii esanss
sion will Be paid. Address
O. ?. snsssoa. PubilshR. % Redeem a..
la0Vt
Daily Iowa State Democrat., 1859-08-30
Hair Dye-Hair Dye-Hair Dye !!

WIN. A. BATCHHLOR'S HAIR DYBi
The Original and Best in the World!
All others are mere limitations. and should be
avoided. II You wish to escape rdicule.
GRAY, RED, or sUsfY HAIR DYED instantly to
beautiful and Natural Brown or Black, without the
least injury 70 hair or tkin.
pIITREM MEDALS aud DIPLOMAS have been
awarded to VIM 4 Bachelor since 1889. and over
80 900 applications have been made to the Hair Of
his patrons OF his famous Dye.
VIM Bachelors Hair Dye produces color not
% be distinguisbed from nature. and II VARIANT
Ed not 70 injure in the least, however long Il may
be continued, and the III Effects Of bad dyes rsme-
disd the Hair invigorstsd for Life BY this splendid
Dye.
0ads. sold or spplied Tin private roona) at the
Wig Factory, 2ts Broadway, New York.
Sold In Ill cities and towns Of the United States
BY Drussists and Fancy Goods Dealers.
~ The genuine he's the name and a6drees upso
steel plste engraving four sides Of each box, o.
WILLIAM DAf0HDlOR,
Ju1y13-wiy ~ 0rosdway, New YoSk.
Daily Iowa State Democrat., 1859-08-30
WigS-WigS-WigS.

BATCHELOR'5 Wigs ana 7oupees surpass al.-
They are elegant, light, easy and durable.
Fitting to a charm-no turning up behind-no
shrinking of the head; indeed, this IL the only
tabishment where these things are properly UNDER
stood aud made.
Jul13y-wlv 288 Broadway, New York
Daily Iowa State Democrat., 1859-08-30
Boots AND SHOES
"hoaeS~le - RotA1l,
TAE EMPIRE 0TDREl
HHANY 0TRRRT nA vpn1pru~

hAvD nov In store . large and we'll seleca>d
= eaock Of Docts and Shoes, 70 which l invfle
the attention Of al IN want Of articles In my line.
Oos~!sy Ir0dSys Wishing 70 replenish their stock
VIII md Il to their advantage 70 cali on me hcfore
p0Hohasing elsewhere
my numerous customers Who prefer Osaou
Wo11 We continue 70 hold ont indncencnts IN the
vey Of pTtms ssooe and ayitsA seork, not squallel
MIS- side OF New York.
Al htsds Of Ladiss' work maSsfectursd - usual.
vSvlU n. 0A11UTf
Daily Iowa State Democrat., 1859-08-30

Rev. HEsaY WAND BEsCHu ssys Of the
''itsms column" in the nswspspsr. that il
70 worth more than oil the small fry Of cor.
rsspondents, with sn editor thrown in 70
boot Like earavss, Il stretches alone
its columns, with packages and and parcels
spices and gems. bits Of fragrance Or con.
ningly wrought metals. gsthsred from tie
Orisas aad lsom the whole world besidss-
TIE items Of the paps, IKE Tie seufRin9 !
Thanksgiving turkey. rspesssnS sverytAi.s
Il the hoess. sruses II hessd. essetaia Aad
oil apiees"