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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-02-24
NEW YORK CATTLE MARKET.
WEDNESDAY Feb. g. 1859
BEEF CATTLE.

BEEF CATTLE.
receipts cattle The city yards during the past
though moderate s about 500 head In excess OF
the prices obtained to-day fully quail 70
hose OF week. and cattle sold at the outside
quotations. holders being firm There fewer ofars'
quality the whole number selected at from
Oc upw The price paid to day about SIC
there being but few inferior cattle bulb of the re
ceips being Of ordinary qualify The butchers turned out
h pea sG' but Ss The s%pp Seos Light
s dsT @ ap Sse they we're sssa to
Washington yard 25A bead, and the supply consumed
at ss
early hour at our @ 10 a oa sw
offered only 70 head for which he obtained from &c to
Prices were unchanged cattle yea,s sheep, &c
s s: swine h''' quality '' '' other ''''''''H' 90
The market for prime mich has been active daring
the entire week but all other descriptions were dull AID
mainly inferior ordinary no Gales ef
sfS a an could Si
the very pInest offerings but there occasion Al sale At
week sne ending hhs
Washington Yard Br0~si"as cha"tsr'i"'s oS'ie,s
Feb S q, isSs......S q Is d
the yards especially winch brought 7sc,
h aS S not
ss AZ GRh sy y Sa 's receipts All
Tor the week and corresponding week last were
Washington Yard. Broening's Chom5erli"'s 0Brie's
This 1856 40 Is ~
Feb "A, 1858. .228 70 81 ~
SHEEP AND LAMBS.
The receipts have been only a moderate and the
continues firm at last weeks quotations There were
sold large number during the week $40 $i5
head mostly Sl2 60 they very extra however
the prices included in range of quotations.
The total receipts al the yards for the week and same time
last year follows
Washington Yard. Brommings, Cham!eylin's o Briefs
This week. 63 ,3s3 2gS3 Sbg
Eeb "a 1855 49, SS4 l2S5 2S76 2o9
SWINE.
The receipts and the demand pretty
tive There offered this week only 6S head which
sold at Be c for light corn fed sac &c for heavy
aud So Tor heavy dstlery fed the latter not being In
much demand The market drm at the Close aud the
tendency higher prices The receipts the budsop river
yards of Thirty seventh North river the
week ending February ~ were by New York and Erie RAN
road l55. Hudson River Railroad l $50, Camden and
boy Railroad, b7s remaining from last report 6s,
total 9 OF which sent to Foreh street yards 35l;
sold 1925 left over unsod 1S2tota 1855 Actual receipts
from all sources 4,263
RECEIPTS BY NEW YORK AND ERIE RAILROAD.
The following is the report of the live stock brought
this road for the week ending this orenoon:Cae head
l2l7 sheep s29S, horses, .; hogs 2355!otal, 6,s73
RECAPITULATlON.
The total receipts Of all stock, at all the yards for the week,
last week total since LIST January, and time 1855
gnnn
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-02-24

The subscriber respectfully informs the trade az h
proof Of the great excellence Of the Murm o.
champagne the United States appraisers after most careful
examination Hnch iasing the said other first
brands imported IA this port b
that owing TO The great superiority of the Jules Munm Co
chan payne, they Obliged apprae higher prices
tban other first class ehampagnes received hore.
IL II not the Intention OF the Of Jules Murnm Coe
champagne the above his well known
wines but Notwithstanding a protest he has higher
rates OF duty than other first class only an act a.
Justice that buyers and should know Me acu me
The high eeunnunn which the Jules Mumm 90 onAm.
payne held by those Who well situated 70 know w. uus
value.
boz 70 inform Me trade tint T.have full supply o. me
JAMES MEYER, JRi
soie agent for the United ssses Il Drsad street.. n.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-02-24

canadian brands were firmly held, while small sales
were made within the range of igurcs Southern
-four was somewhat less buoyant with some increase
receipts The sales footed ~ about $500 bbls closing
within the range Of quotations. Rye flour aud corn mea
were unchanged. Wheat without ch ange Of moment
while The GALES we're moderate The footed
up about 1000 ~ GOO bushels, including No red win
Yer WesOins 81 27k sound Mwaukie club AZ 81 % q;
prime red Pennsylvania 81 i5 aud prime white Kentucky
81 70 Corn continued firm with sales Of about 20 900 bush
ELS including common Jersey and Southern yellow at
eicj PRIME I" cboce 10 OF eic Sbe, common 20 prime
Jersey new white az Sc S5c., and to prime
white southern at sac S5c old Western mixod was
mDal az Sic. SIC Rye aud barley we're depr,sse ed.
Oats were IN good supply ami the market ess active
derate Fales were made M soc y Sic for jersey and
fenusyyania $50 SIC. ior state and COO csc. for
CorTov The market was dun, while gales embraced
obopt 0 bhle5 90 he spot add about GOO In transit
closing without material change Ia urces
cofftE Tho market siea0y. Facs Of about 300
bags Of about no, 800 mats Java l4c $50 bags La
guayra 81 l2c i21lc, 400 do. sLlDomiogo a. osSo
FHHGhIs-IO Ligcrpool 900 bbts rOsn gYere engaged
AZ lH l0kd 20 tons oTwo0d per clipper 40 28s 81 and
go 90 ~ 22s Cd ana 10 srces ~ IT'S ca 10 Lon.
don 100 bh pork at 81 3D. and 30 crces beef a Is Oh
10 aVre cotton vas a. 20 ~ square ard sc for
Sen Island case Of scrats was taken az 81 o. By
steamer 10 Hamburg 5000 bushels Of corn we're engaged
AZ ~ 10 bremen 900 bDlsTosn aud 70 hhdg tobacco
FIRE CRAr,tpa--3,oo0 boxes were sold ntpt
FRUIT Small sales were making of a n raia.us At 81
IS, and of layers at 81 so q % S.
BAY--Iho market unchanged aud sales limited.
hoia were selling inoderaiey at 10. a lsc for new
IRoN.--Scotcb pig firmly held al fun prices from
yard while Gales we're limited
Jrig Tho market steady with moderate sales Of
both kinds Rockland at zoe and 81 respectively
MoI1ssfs. The sales embraced about 400 bbls New
orleans al 3ec S91sc and small lots were reported at
dOc.
NAVAL sroEfssales Of 500 bbIs ro,lp ws,e nnasc al
81 10 per $40 lbs. delivered spirits were quiet o. 49c
491c., and about 1000 bbs crude turpcntne were sold
yesterday nj SO So
ors--Iinseed quiet, and small saes reported q,
6oc zoe. Crude sperm and whale were unchanged.
The market for the week ending tho 2et NJ New Bed
tyeIu atlI
mept which has transpred was 300 bbls part prime
crude whale at CSC. per gallon.
Provisions --Pork-The market was 6rmer with a fair
and improved demand The gales embraced about ,0O0
bbs, including mess at SlS rs a S1B 37X, old
mess s7 6s thin mess at sl7 l2H clear at 500 AMI
prime at Si3 20 n Sl3 80. Beef continued Arm aud in
good demand with gales Of about $50 bbls including
country prime at 90 10 81 30, country mess at IS
30 co. repacksd Western mess al 50 tl1, aud extra Al
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-02-24

IN the currency; and adopted The sxpaasou could only
be beyond once and hall the capal-oue dolay Of Gre
dit for Of spece-and contraction In the same ratio
unaer such system the expansion be hased upon
gold therefore sae Another feet connected with the
Proposed restriction 10, that expansion actually in
the proportion Of specie 70 credit few figures
win illustrate the principle
Capital 81 900 900 Discts TX Of capital 81 800 900
Deposits. 1000 eco Excess over ........ 250,0oJ
2sSari nm
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-02-24
CITY COAiMERcrAI. nGpoRT.

FtV. 20
ASHES The sales embraced small lots Of pots a. 80.
and Of pearls AZ 52{c. SIC.
BREADsTuFFs --flour-The market opened quietly and
closed rather sty for and medium grades,
while extras unchanged The transactions footed up
about 10000 II 600 bills, closing within The following
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-02-24
Movements In Real Estate.

BY 4. j. BIeeCKeT
Greenwich st-Iot and building No 3l3... sl2 500
3l5... ~ $50
Rose st-Eouse and lot No. 26............... 1900
Washington st. easehold) store and lot 243... 1000
ll,h aye--l lot S W. cor 14Sth st ,,,...,..., 4s5
lot N. W. cor. 147th st............. 475
14sth ST. j. s, 100 feet W of 18th av., Ca. 465
147th ST. lot ". S, 800. 400
l4stb ST. lots s. s., $50 feet " ca. 345
llh ave.-6 lots W. s bet 147th l4Sth SITS ca $50
l47th ST. lot N. s., l25 feet W. 18th 1925
i4Slh ST. lots s. s., 200 feet :. ca. 3l5
- lots :. s., $50 I" ca. 800
I" lots S. S adjoining above, en-. 30
l47lh st.l0 lots N. ESQ feet W. 18th ave-, 1855
% lois N. s $50 ca. 276
18th ave, l47th and 145th sts-(Fronting on the
Hudsou) "a lots, with water right ca 1876
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-02-24
stIaCt.I.l.nl.s .slNs,,

IrRANCIs TONES 4 SONS
No MAIDEN LANE,
NEW YORK,
Importers and wholesale dealers In
GUNS CUTLERY Pr ArEO WAKE,
AND GOODS
The largest ia the United
ee,o .,,,r,s e.. tevs caps, wRddinF and cartridges
~ He- w Iieloor's celebrated army razora
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-02-24
ImEINTELLIGEsCE.

NEW yoRK-rHs DAY
RISES. Al NOON RISES . morn ! II
sETs.............. 46 HIGH WATER 10
Port Of New York, February 23, 1859.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-02-24

Total. 81 900, 900
Specie TO liabilities 33
Capital. 81 ,000, 900
Deposits. ;. ! 500, 600
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-02-24

Total. 81 500 GOO
-Spe Gle 10 liabilities 50
Capital. 81 geo, 900
Deposits. 1000 goo
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-02-24

Total. 81, 500 600
Specie 10 liabilities q
Capital. e. 81 900 900
Deposits. 2,00C 600
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-02-24

Total. -. So, 600 900
Specie to liabilities 81
Under the louisiana
lows, leaving out the chi
Capital. 81 GOO 900
Deposits. :. 900 900
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-02-24

Total. 81 900 900
- pecie " liabilities 2t
Capital. 81 goo 900
Deposits. :. 1900 600
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-06-11
TES EW S.
BY TELEGRAPH.)
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From New Osk .

From New York.
NEw YoRK, June lO.-Brown Dick waa
the winner in the great trot yesterday.
Millers Dsmsel was second. Geo.
Patchen third, and Lady Woodruff fourth.
Brown Dick won three straight heats.
Time: 2:sO l2; 2:2S IL, and 2:2S 3-4.
The object OF the meeting of the various
X. X. Presidents in Philadelphia, is to ef.
feet an arrangement whereby the mails can
be transported between New York and
New Orleans in 4 days
The plan is to take them by Railroad to
Charleston, thence by steamer to Fernando.
M, Fla, thence by rail across to Cedar
Keys, and thence by steamer to New Or
leans. The Florida road will be CON-
pleted next month. The whole distance 10
about 1000 miles.
Two representatives. Of the Penpa. Cen
trail Railroad, one Of them Mr.. President
Thomson, had meeting today at the st.
Nicholas with Messrs. Corning and Rich
mond Of the N. Y. Central, and M. Barlow,
1T which, afier an amicable discussion. :
satisfactory basis Of settlement was agreed
upon, which. later in the day was submitted
to Mr.. Moran for his assent
: The schedule, it is understood, puts pas.
sergers fares back to the old rates, and tho
freight tariff is on the basis Of 81, IL per
cwt for first class to Cincinnati. In 10 un-
derstood that the agreement will be con.
eoncurred 10 by the B. / o. R. r. although
that Company had no representatives pres.
ent.
Mr.. Moran made no response to the prop
osition yesterday, but another meeting is "a
be held ut 10 o'clock tomorrow, when i,
was thought he would agree to the proposed
arrangement
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-06-11
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River Items.
Friday June 10th.

Friday June 10th.
ARRIVED.
CANADA, Hill, st. Paul.
Ben CAMPBELL, Demming, Dubuque.
kEoKuK, Dodge, Keokuk
DEPARTED.
PExBISA. Griffith, St. Paul.
CANADA, Hill, st. Louia
ZEN CAMPBELL. Demming, Keokuk.
kEoxuK. Dodge. Dubuque.
The fine steamer Lake City. will be up,
and leave for st. Paul, this (Ssturday) morn
ing. att oclock-through without change,
and stopping at all intermediate points.
The new packet, Black Hawk, is the
morning boat for Keokuk. at o'clock, ma
king connections with the lower packets for
st. Louis
The river continues rising, but not 80 fast
as it did the first of the week. The rise,
yesterday. was four inchea The river. at
this point. ne lseks but six inches Of the
highest water mark yet attained this year.
Front street is again submerged, and in
some places the sidewalk is impossible, but
unless the rise continues longer than ,s ex.
pected, not much damage will be sustained
more than the first rise occasioned, as move.
able property near the river has been
placed out Of danger. as much % possible.
1t was reported. yesterday, that the rise
at St. Paul has abated. which is probably
the cause of the decrease in the rise here.
At ST. Louis the river is not receding Al
fast as it was. The fall, in the "a hours
ending at dark, on Wednesday, being only
one inch. The Upper Mississippi rise has
checked the fall there.
The Illinois river is falling very rapidly
from Lasalle down.
The mountain rise is coming down the
Missouri with q rush. The river had risen
five feet at Fort Randall, on Friday. June 8
At Cairo, the Mississippi is falling si1
inches in "a hours.
Below Cairo, and down to New Orleans
the river is falling rapidly.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-06-11

EY- The bitter, jealous feeling en-
tertained by the elder Sanders against us,
will show itself occasionally. it entirely
We refer to the time he circulated that peti-
ton praying our patrons to discontinue
their papers and advertising They say
that the good will of dog is better than
his i'll will. This case, we think is an ex-
ception. The good will of the old Alligator,
who is temporarily editing the Gazette, is a
thing few would seek after.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-06-11
From w ashlnetou.

WASHINGTON, June lO-The Secretary ol
the Treasury has Civ notice that sealed
proposals will be received until the goth
inst. for the issue Of any portion, or the
whole five million dollars in treasury notes
to be received in exchange for the gold
coins Of the q. s., under the authority oi
the act Of Congress Of 1857 and 1899. the
interest not to exceed 8 per cent. The re-
ceipts into the treasury for the week end
ing Monday, were 81 .26s. 900; and the am,
of drafts issued were $l7.7ls.OOO. and the
amount subject to draft, &3.7O4, 900.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-06-11
SPECIAL NOTICES.

BSandPeshs Pills, composed wholly Of
Vegetable matter, are found by experience, to
be harmless to the most tender age, the weAkest
frame, under every stage OF human suffering; the
most pleasant and benign Ia til 3ir operation that
we're ever cred to the world. and at the time
the mos. ce tain in searching out the root OF any
complaint, however Deep 4, OF performing q cure.
B8ANDRETH, M D.
Sold OF No 2si Caual.st, Brandreth's Building,
Junell d&wl I'm
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-06-11

The Democracy of scott County are hereby no.
tined that Convention Of Dsleg stee, frem The df-
ferent Townships In iris County, will be hed 81 the
Oou,t House in Davenport, on Wednesday, the lo' o
of June, at 2o'cleck r. M. The object OF this Con
ventioa is TO select Delegates 70 attend the Sts,e
Convention At Des Mott es on the 23i inst. Sot'
O unity is entitled TO II Delegates In that Ccnvea-
tion The din rent Township Ctmmi tees are re-
quested 70 cali meetings and .end Deltgates TO the
County Convention. The rate u representation =
Delegs'e for every 80 Democratic votes cast q
fraction over 50 J. Johns,
CA'n Dem. Central Com. for Scott Go.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-06-11

CINCINNATI, June lO.-A fire took place
last night In John Piper's Turning shop, on
Front street. which consumed Jones car
penter chop. and French d Williams feed
store. All were destroyed Loss $50 900.
No insurance. At A. n, q saw mill owned
by R. Ashcroft. East Front street. was a.
most destroyed by fire. Loss $1,000. par
tially insured.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-06-11
DIR. j. Mcdonnell.
Veterinary SurgosD, M. n. Y. /

vXIOULD respectfully inform the publieA
w that he can be consulted at hts Vet LGT\
erinary Establishment ION mir street 0A
between Brsdy and Perry ssYeets) III the 0i6eso=S
modern me0ts IN the science OF vetsrinarS
Medicine and ourgers, - s1pounded In the nnglish
and Continen'al Colleges, he feels happy In ssytne
that he viii give satisfacti9n.
All Diseases warranted curei II curahle, or No
charge made. Consultation free. Any amount Of
reference.
horse-shoetag shop in connection, where horses
| are Shod proper. june7dkv
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-06-11
MAIL ARRANGEMENTS.

Times Of opening and closing mails 10 the Davenport
Post once
EASTERN NAIL, arrives ~ 6:so anu SsSV -
CLOSES al 9:i5 A n At 500 r n.
NohTuERs MATL via Dubuque and Northern lows.
arrives at 3: 80 p n. c.osesAt S:l5 M.
soumERs MIL, from s.. Louis and southern As'
sonri. araives at $40 N closes ~ 10 NJ
WKs1EaN AND SOUTHERN IOWA MAIL, errivee ~
$50 p NJ closes ~ $3.50 M.
U.Ilxos W.Y NAIL, arrives 6:s5 A - and 6:so r
n; closes at n and JPN
RIVER MAIL SOUTH, including river towns aoove6t.
Louis the Missouii River, Nobsssks anu Asnsas,
via Hannibal At. Joseph ,, arrives ~ 10 A
M; clio. e, st4PA.
RIvER NAIL, In c!uding river towns from lie Claire
to LIONS, arrives at n clio es at ssS0 y.
HoRTHxRx NAIL, By lAni, up the river, srrives u
M Sundays, Wednesdays and Rridays: cioses at
9Pm on Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridavs,
BLus GRASS NAIL. srrvoa st IL y, closes ~ IL n
Tuesdays, Thursdays and SATURDAYS
AMrTY MAIL, arrives and closes st IL tuesdays
aud Fridays.
Is.uosA NAIL, arrives and closes m ~ NJ, on
Thursdays.
The ofice will be open on Sunday during the Sum-
msr from 10 1OAM.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-06-11
RELIGIOUS NOTICES.

Rev. d. scHIsDLRR OF Springfield, Ohio, viii
preach in the Lutheran Church. corner Of James and
Eighth streets this Saturday ming at 10, and
tomorrow at 10 LA M, and Bpm.
REV THOMAS BROwS Of Ohio, will preach to-
morrow Sunday June l2th in the o. P. Church.
Corner Of 1lth and Scott street At 10 2 A. n. and
ala p n. The public are invited to attend. Seats
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-06-11
HT The recent rascally attempt to

EThe recent rascally attempt to
burn down the Railroad bridge is raising .
terrible rumpus in Rock Island. In that
city four-fifths of the citizens are opposed
to the bridge, for very good reasons. 1t
not only takes away large proportion OF
the trade of its hotels and threws it into
the hands Of the landlords Of Davenport,
but it also destroys the business Of numer-
Gus classes Of tsamstsrs. who before the
bridge was built gained an honest iveing
by h uling freight from the Rock Island de-
pot to the merchants Of Davenport. This
being the case, the bridge can Of course Be
OF no earthly benefit to Rock Island, but
II her citizens will only exercise little pa
thence. and wait until Davenport shall have
become Metropolitan city and Rock ls-
land 10 her "Brooklin,' they viii Aad that
the splsndid stru sturs that nov spans the
fathers Of waters win b Of the bsst bsne.
fit - those - means ef seessing = tha
ssSssSss rssidsssss Il sur merchant princes,
Who would then hsild thsir bssatifal naa-
sloss In the rural dissslslA nsv tss~a ~
Rsst tflaaA naays ssl1Al sssSAsss n
en- ssiehbsslAe ~ vksh - bseo1s
e1elee esel 3 Ds1AA IN ~ Dnon bs11neonl
r
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-06-11

CooL.-The weather for the past
two days has been considerably cool. We
are looking very anxiously for some good
hotcorn growing weather 1t is needed very
much just at this time.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-06-11
Arrival Of tho Texas.

New ORLEANS, June 9.-the steamer Tex
as which has arrived here, bring San Anto.
nio dates to the End instant.
Captain J. r. Baylor, with $50 men, at.
tackled the Brozos reserve near Fort Belk.
nap, driving in the scouts and endeavoring
to capture the Indians, who had been or
dered to leave, but they refused.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-06-11

THE Keokuk was very heavily loaded
last evening with passengers returning to
their homes from the Masonic and Doctors
annual meetings in this city.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-06-11
BOOK TRADE.
New Books! New Books 7!

THIS attention Of Book Buyers whether ktudenf
L Merchant, Doctor, Clergyman, Libyartan,
Mechanic or Men Of Leisure, il invited to our su-
perb assortment Of Books In every department Of
Literature
Bib es, Prayer Books,
Hymn Books, Juvenile Books Of very variety
School Books q, reduced Prices, Blank Books, which
al our Bankers should Sc, De La Reu, southworih
X Co.'S Stationery. Nu.ic, Maps Mathematical In.
stiuments, Ere h stock OF Chessmen and Boards,
a.handsome assortment OVAL PAPRA AND BOR.
DERS sold n prices to defy competition Fancy Arti-
ces Of ev ry description, camp sing India Rubber
Canes, Port Monnaies, Seear Cases, Paper WEIGHTS,
Gold Pens. Therm' meters, Puzzles, &c,
Ws intend making our store the
Popular News Depot Of Davenport!
All Nas.zines. Newsp.psrs. &c. published, for
sale Subscr ptions received for New York daily
IOWA BOOK ROOMS
No. 50 Brady II, above the Port Once
CHAhLES ADAMS. Proprietor,
CHARLES q. ADAMS, Agent
Nay2l dtf
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-06-11
MALT W:ZUcE.
McKNIGHT'S MALTVlNE.

vINHB subscriber offers for comparison 9th any
I Lind Of Imported Ale, his NAT WINE.
HIS coohdence 10 the superiority Of this superb
rivsled eputa:on Il has already attained In the Ma.
die and Hssr Pn Stat4s
IT. production the rseut Of % yeavs' practical
exprtenee combined With the facilities s6Ir1ed b.
one Of the largest Dreweyies N the Unitea 04aAes
containing ell the leses tnprovsants, adopeed q:
tef recent personal inspection Of the British DssW.
sEies, with the cypress visw Of tntroanelsg
Standard Aneslean 0als fAaaev,
Il is . puse dietic bevsraeo-e eoenesh,s seeoeso.
i've and teato-eottled exprssoiy y tahe ~ ~
hoeeh and ~ Invalid -uBoGeeaed ~ dtmatos 81
eao - p1toe eolow ovso The lmttasIoa 0rGoS -.
tjsslass, a6leois
J01R McINJou9. nssvss.
aesSsscoos AlAaay, n. y
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-06-11
BLACKWOOD'S ulClZINE.
BRITISH REVIEWS,
AND TdD
FAR M e RS & UIDE

SCOTT CO., New York, cootinus y DuAlisA
lie the following leading Dslttsh Pesisdiesis, u
!. The Loadon Quarterly, (Coaesrvsaive.)
3. The kdinburgh Review, (WAigl
8. The North British Rsview, (1sss OAureA.,
:. The westmiuister Review, dlbsYal.)
s. Blackvood,s ndiaSsrsh Masaslae, Cf1sy)
@ nnss; ps,sdos'' y ,... cns ,:P,ss sSs ss ss:
Rsacal-but politics forms osly ose seo6use = sAGv
character A. organs q - 1ass DealsenA v51tess,
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