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Daily Iowa State Democrat., 1859-08-27

We are informed, on reliable author
ity, that j. NJ. Dixon, Esq, editor of
the Warren Eagle, and formerly the
editor.in- fact of the Des Moines Cih-
zen, has openly and formally renounced
and denounced the Black Republican
party. and joined the forces of the De-
mocracy. The resason assigned for
this is, that he is unwilling to longer
continue member Of party whose
leaders are unprincipled office-seekers,
spoil hunters and corruptionists Mr.
Dixon has for considerable length oi
time been the chief political editor d
the Des Moines Citizen, and while oc-
cupying that position had abundant
opportunity for getting thorough in.
sight into the manner in which the
Republican wire pullers have managed
affairs at the capital, and consequently
is not exactly the man that the Kepub-
lican party would desire to see leaving
them Just at this time.
The Warren Eagle has been under
Mr.. Dixon's charge but few months,
but has been considered one Of the
bright Republican lights in that por-
ton of the State, and has been exten~
sively quoted bv the entire Republican
press of Iowa, as high Republican
authority.
Some days since, We published an
article from the Eagle, which, those
who read will remember, was not we'll
calculated to suit the Republican party,
as it reflected directly upon the action
of the office holders at the State capi-
tai. To this attack the Citizen, the
official organ of the thieves at the
capital, does not venture word of re-
ply: 1t dare not do so, as it we'll un-
derstands that Mr.. d. knows as we'll rs
Teesdale does, the different dirty trick.
resorted to, and the various means
constantly employed in carrying out
the outrages which the Black Republi.
can party Of the State are constantly
perpetrating.
The Warren Eagle will undoubtedly
be very able co-laborer in the Demo
cratic field, and We are informed that
there is q fair prospect that Warren
county, which has heretofore been
largely Republican, will roll up large
majority for the Democracy, at the
coming fall election.
Daily Iowa State Democrat., 1859-08-27
Mr.. Samuolss Oiusm uss.

wsverly, Saturday, August 81, o. m
Waterloo, Monday. August 20, . y. m.
IodspeDdeus., Tuesday, AuRust 20, 2 .. n.
Delhi, Wednesday, August 81, 20. m
Cascade. Thursday, September I, Up. m.
Anamoss, Friday, September 2, = D. III.
Alba. Tuesday, September ID, 2p m.
Charlton. Weinesdsy, September IA, , .. m.
Osceo!a. Thursday. September Is, 9 p. a.
Anon, Friday, September IS, Up IN
Decatur City, Saturday September IT, . D. m.
0orydon, Monday, September 10, 2p M
Osnterville, Tuesday, september 20, 2p.m
Orskesvills, Wedn' sday, Sspts mbsr II, p. M b..
Bloomfield, same day, I p N.
Keossuqus, Thursday. eeptembsr %, 2 p. m.
6eutonsport, ssms dav, .. n.
Charleston, Friday, September %, Up. m.
xeokut, Saturday, September "a, 7p IN.
Burlington, Monday, eeptembes IS, Z p. m.
Auscstine, Tuesday, September q, 7 p. m.
Davenport, wednesdsy, September 90, p. m.
Iowa City, Thursday. September %. 7 .. IN
Oedsr Rapids, Friday, September 81, 8 p. m.
4arengo, SATURDAY.. October I. pm.
TiDtOn, Monday, October ., Up m.
Dewitt, ruesAsv. october I, 7p. IN.
Asquokeia, Wednesday, October s, Z p. m.
0ellevus rhursday. october 9, . p. m.
Duhuque, Friday. October I, ,7p.m
Daily Iowa State Democrat., 1859-08-27

cE The surplus wheat crop of the
West this year is estimated at 3s,OOO,-
900 bushels, to which may be added
as the remaining surplus Of last year,
100000 bushels. Thus the West is
expected to furnish the world this
year 100000 bushels Of wheat
above what is required for home cen
sumption.
Daily Iowa State Democrat., 1859-08-27
TORGETFULNESS

What happy faculty some people
have of forgetting certain matters when
ever it suits their purpose! Yester.
days Gazette has the following:
For the information Of an ignorant CO.
temporary. We will say that Senator Hsr
lan's able and irrsfutable speech lately pub
ltshed. does not pretend to have been de-
hvsrsd at the Republican State Conv ention.
IL was delivered ct a Republican meet
ing. But Whers or when it was delivered
makes NO manner Of difference"
We were assured, on what we re-
garded undoubted authority, that said
speech was not delivered at the late
Republican State Convention; and
We had authority for saying that said
speech claimed to have been delivered
on the aforesaid occasion. And, ''for
the information Of an ignorant cotem-
porary," We make the following quo
,ation from certain Republican organ,
which should be good authority With
the Gazette editors -
I'VE received, some little time since. .
pamphlet copy Of Senator Harlans able
speech ct Des Moines, on the occasion Of the
Republican State Convention. It has al.
ready been re>publisbsd by number Of the
Republican papers of this State, and We
shall take occasion. ere long. to publish it
entire in the GAzrrrE."-0assste Of Asg. 4.
We confess to have been at fault for
adopting the thing as true, merely on
the Gasette's cay SO. Not being 1t
the moment sufficiently impressed with
the lying propensity Of the editors, we
received the above - truth, and in our
"igaoranes" really supposed the speech
70 havs been 70 delivered.
We ats happy 70 have been thus
dslivsrsd ef our igneranes on thh
ve'at aad ~ hope 70 profit By Il IN
sssess. We shal shsrsssrs, hssss-
sessa pas 10 srsdsses 10 shs editorial.
M eAs'ss', especially II II lsaasn
~ ssevs ssesasisa hs,as sAs spss.
~ pasaesapA sf . lsas l.sa,, 81 ,Ae
'istsss ! tas aSsssssla sps,sh,
IN llM ~ ~ palalsd.-,,ns.A
es&lbeu1ed. We vsss veil Awas, ~
~ oeDGllioss vaity NM h ~ ASAl,
1oal1lae thsls tsasAlass b ths ~
llesill e0opnlo lleAlag lbsas,
1eolllaA ~ a1epal1o ~ sssl
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Daily Iowa State Democrat., 1859-08-27

REASON FOR WINE DRINKING.-N. p. Will
lis in his play Of Tortesa the Usurer.
makes one Of the characters say. that lever
since the flood water has had taste OF
Sinners" and therefore he preferred wine.
He probably obtained this droll idea from .
German poet, whose lines we have seen
thus translated:
"Then to the Lord old Noah said,
Tho water now tastes very bad,
Because there have been drowned therein
An beasts and mankind In their SIN;
IT'S therefore, Lord, even think,
would prefer some ether drink."
Daily Iowa State Democrat., 1859-08-27

Mas. PARTINGroN BErs.-" w here did you
get so much money, Isaac ?" said Mr.. Part
ington, as he shook handful of copper
coin before her, grinning all the time like a
rogue as he is, "Have you found the cor
nucopia, or has anybody given you a re-
quest?" She was little anxious.
81 got it from bets" said he, chncking
the coin into the air. and allowing half to
clatter on the floor.
"Get them from Bets, did youi replied
the old lady. "And who is Bets, that she
should give you money? She muet be
come low creature or you would not speak
Of her so unexpectedly. l hope you will
not be led away by any desol4te compan-
ions. Isaac, and become an unworthy mem-
brane of society"
Daily Iowa State Democrat., 1859-08-27
nsnecratic Ceunty Cenyentiea.

rae Democrats OF Scott county vii meet In Dele
esse Don sentioO q the Court Nouse ia the city OF
0svenport. on Monday, the 18th day Of September
1859 Of II O'Clock n, for the purpose of nomina-
sng csndidstss b voted for the eeocrsl ~lec-
sien which tskss place the 18th Of October, 1855
TO- Wtt:
ore GeaafOr.
Three KspressMfafires
County Judge.
NsrN
Recorder 4 Treasurer.
Surveyor.
sovn y 6spertnsendsnt of Public .Scooois.
Coroner.
Dvsss00s Cowmissionsr.
10 accordance With resolution psssed at the
County Convention. held July l4th 1853, the ratio
VI representation for the Different Townships Will
b.: One Delegate for each township, snd one ID.
dtional deegste for every twenty Democratic VOTES
cast ss the last 0ubernational election.
BY Order OF
August. .. 1859 rHK COUNTY COMMITTEE.
Daily Iowa State Democrat., 1859-08-27

II 10 stated that new ocean vessel, bark
rig. measuring 500 tone. 10 nearly ready for
launch q Green Bay. whence one Or two
vessels have bess dispatched on ocaan voy.
ages
LATE Texas papers announce that body
Of 1900 Indians would leave that State Aug
%, lst. for the Wachiti Mountains, under
the escort Of GOO United States trcops
TnE Auburn N. Y. Advertiser says that
the wheat crop in that county is enormous
We have not heard of any wheat that ever
ages less than twenty five bushels to the
acre, while the greater proportion runs from
thirty to thirty five bushels TO the acre.
THE Xenia (O.) zorcilight notices pearl
which weighs twenty grains. and IL in per-
feet shape for set is white with blu.
i.h tint It was found in the Little Miami
river. between Mount Holly and Waynes.
vile.
STEAM power has been applied to sewing
machines. An upright engine has been in
troduced into q clothing msnufactory at Al
bsny. which occupies the space OF about one
cubic foot, and works several Of the sewing
machines to perfection.
JOIN Roes, who has recently been reelect.
ed Principal Chief of the Cherokee Indans,
has held that position for thirty-one conse
cutive years. He was elected under the
fret Constitution Of the Nation in 1928, and
has been reelected every four years since,
almost without oppcsition. He in an edu-
Gated man, Of mixed Indian and Caucasian
blood, somewhat more than sixty years OF
age.
Ir is reported that Mr. Tom. Taylor. au
thor of "Our American Cousin is about TO
come I" New York city, on visit TO Mr..
Lutz. the popular treasurer of Laura Keene'
Theatre.
The Democracy Of New Jersey have re.
nominated T. V. X. Wright as their candi
date for Congress.
Jenny Lind Goldschmidt is member Of
the new Episcopal Church at st. John. in
the parish Of Putney, London. The Bishop
Of London recently consecrated the ediice,
and Mr.. Otto Goldschmidt has undertaken
to act grantuitously as orgsnist for one
year.
The N. Y. Tribune that Mr.. Alfred Ten
nyson contemblates q tour in the United
States the coming Autumn.
Mr.. Wm Spooner Of New Bedford ra, ut.
| ly found in the Garden Of Mr.. Iranus G I'd
in. OF Maiden, two penny copper coin ; OF
one side the word "Massthvses,' with q
pine tree in the centre. and two rows o.
dots around the tree IN the other side are
the words" Newengland, 1862, IT," circlet
with two rows Of dots.
Why Is man eating soup with a forl
like person kissing his sweetheart
| Because it takes SO long to get enough 0
| it.
Daily Iowa State Democrat., 1859-08-27

A meeting Of the democratic voters VI lie Olatrs
township will be held at the Old Church
in the city Of II Claire, Saturday the 10th day
September next at O'clock P. NJ. to app lint elsv
On delegates 10 the County Convention at Davenport
en the 18th Of the same month.
By order Of CENTRAL TOWNSHIP Cor MITTxs.
L. Claire. August -. 1859.
Daily Iowa State Democrat., 1859-08-27

"a A very popular preacher in South
Carolina, and secessionist withal, ha-
rangued his hearers on the Importance Of
perseverance and fortitude. He said:
You that is church members must not
look back upon Babylon (Sodom) lide PauPs
wife LOTS done, You may be heap
better than the worlds people, Religion Is
like battle, and Satan are strong! He
hates good men. and wants to kill them at
pomstt In short, my dearly beloved hear
ers. You must do like General Washington
done at the battle Of Waterloo. In the
skirmaye his horse was killed by British
cannon ball. Did he give up his sword TO
the enemy? Not he! He sung out at the
top Of his voice, A horse! . horse! my
kingdom for horse" horse was brought
him by Frank Marion, and he drove the
bloody British from the field, and thus Sc.
cured the liberty Of South Carolina :"
Daily Iowa State Democrat., 1859-08-27

WHATA CASHMERE SHAWL Cosrs-Mr John
Ireland. Of New York, when in Cashmere
visited Mookti Shah, wlo is the best and
greatest manufacturer Of sha wis in that
city. The factory was q miserable, dirty
building, the work room measuerng about
sixty by thirty feet. Here he found some
forty men and boys Of all ages. from six to
fifty. arranged in twos and threes, at differ
ent looms, each one having loom to him
self for sll the most valuable shawls are
made in looms, in small pieces. accordiLs )
to the patterns, and then sewed together.
Most Of the people were at work on q
magnificent shawl for the Empress Eugene
of France. 1t had white ground centre,
and would be the most elegant specimen OF
cashmere work Mookti shah ever produced
He told Mr.. Ireland that thirty men had
been steadily at work on it for six months,
and that it would require three months
more to fiaishi it. That is s, 25O days work
were bestowed on this one shawl. The
price when finished would be about l 300
repees, or $3.50. Such shawl would sell
for about 1000 in London or New York.
Daily Iowa State Democrat., 1859-08-27

THE undersigned will lease for . term Of years
his late comfortable residence and appendagee
situated In the corporate limits ef the city Of L.
Olai e. namely
Argyle Cottage, . dwelling With 9 rooms, large
sarden, eechard In ful bearing and ID 20 Aesea
tuYe; I'll under good fente. Bome 400 sraps vinss
part Of which now in full bearing corYants and
strawberries In abuEdsnce. There u . stable and
smoke house on the premises, and plenty Of ere
wood.
70 good tenant this property will be rented on
easy terms, from one 70 nve years, and none need
opply unless they are veil able 70 pay the rent
agreed on whether Q. ops fail or net
me orchard 10 fali Of fruit which can - puv-
chsssd, together with 70 scres Of corn and . few
acres Of beans, esbbsge, beets &c, and possession
diva immsdiateiy
aug28-dkVtf =. G. 0AD0.
Daily Iowa State Democrat., 1859-08-27
u.DR. MANN, the renowned discoverer {

u'DR. MANN, the renowned discoverer OF that
invaluable remedy, DR.. Hann's Ague Bsl,Am, still
continues to labor in behalf of the afflicted. His
medicines are universally admitted by the America an
press, to be far superior to any and all others ever
discovered for the treatment of chs fever and sgue
and all intermittents There can be no doubt IL vc
can place confidence in the innumer able iucn ais
which the Doctor has in bis possession that il is the
greatest discovery made in the science of med.
cine The attention Of our readers is called to the
advertisement OF this Basam found IL another col
umn Of this paper and we would recommend all SUI
fering from this disease viz chils fever and ssue.
to avail themse' yes of a trial Of this remedy
Sold by all good druggists
Daily Iowa State Democrat., 1859-08-27
SPECIAL NOTICES.

esOO 4 Y1AB.-Wansed On Aosrvs, HONEST
man 10 every eounsy 10 tbs 0sssss. to travel and
csavsss sos he new Toss OasAIsus = beautiful.
y Hlussratsl noatAly Journal. 20 sritabse. active
asa, salssy Of ESQ per yssr I'D small commits
sicn will b paid. AaAress
G. p. Bn,sTou. Publisher. 50 Beskman st.. r.
Daily Iowa State Democrat., 1859-08-27

~ A most extraordinary affair oc-
Cured in Jasper CO., Indiana, last week.
An old man named VIM. Haskins,
aged 20, married an old lady Of almost
the same age, named Anna Mead
1'centy-seren gears ago they spere man
and 'evs, with FIVE children. Becom-
ing dissatisfied at the time, they sep
srated, and. hearing nothing Of each
other for yearA both marrsd again.
But both being lsk alone, after the
deaths Of their partner. and coming
together thns late il lisA they con-
eladsd y travel the little jearasy that
va len seg'shsr. 50 sxtsssraiaary .
eass ~ Do not remember ever "a hsv~
heard beSees.
Daily Iowa State Democrat., 1859-08-27

DsAra or 4 VAIuA,Ls Ar,xAa-
Thsre ars many pessons Who viii
reeollsct the ssnsrkably Aas Ball
Ssets, whieh bslosgsd y Oh. nydnes.
and toek Tie 1ssl prsuisns q shc
D. 1esis yAas q Ne I've lase eshibl.
taena. Gel. oydaes was jaslly psead
ef bio Ball. asd was very sDU6aes1 q
carrying ee tAs ol,oo6 pelas 9 tAo
b. Leu!s yass asst 0eaths and ~ @
an eshialtjee aaslnae ~ vhole Usllo1
etaseA Th.. SeimAk Aevsvss diei sS
Ne 18th, aad ~ pSjoe must n NJ
stbss haads.-6A &ss1s m
Daily Iowa State Democrat., 1859-08-27

WOODS HAIR RRsTORATIvE.-Amcng all prep
arations for the hair that have been introduced -
iofallne, none has ever given the satisfaction or
gained the popularity that Prof Woods Hair Resto-
rative row has His Restorative has passed the
ordeal Of innumerable fashionable toilets, and the
ladies', wherever they have tested II, pronounce il
peerless article. They end, whore the hair Is thin
ned, that It creates fre.h growth-that It fully
restores the vegetAtive power OF the roots on the
denuded places, and causes the nbres to shoot forth
anew-that it desoves and removes dandruT, pre-
vents graypess restores the hair to its original color
when grayness has actually supervened, gives rich
iu.tre, imparts the softness and fexby Of silk to
he hair, and keeps it always uxuriani healthy and
In full vigor.-N. Y. tribune.
Sold by all respectable druggists.
Daily Iowa State Democrat., 1859-08-27

KNOWN E6ecSss-When Pain inf am aton
10 present in . humsn body, AMI Bran ire.h's Pills
are use they st once seize upon the humors whieh
ere the 0 casion OF the pain or nramstipn ard re.
move them from the body, ani they tannos i, jure
because their power is only upon and those hu
mcrs OF impursits which are unhealthy (want life)
AMI whose presncs 10 part cause the pain aad
turning heat. 30 in sore throat. Group, colar,
coughs, rheumstsns, pain In the side and pleurisy.
which all curea by from one to three doses Of
these pills, hose p,wer Is only exerted to remove
Impurities from the blooi The rightly directed will
use them and be cured. 6nid at Or Brandre. h .
PIincipal Once No 29a Canal strest, New York, and
By all respectable dealers In medicines,
auH11 -dk vlmo
Daily Iowa State Democrat., 1859-08-27

m 1hursday, eeptenber /, 1850. oommenc,ng st
Z Al o, sS DueG oreek, snder SD b. virtue o. .
ehaets 1ostGnas doeol March II, 1850, executed =
- by Daaiai & Allen, will sspoee for sale st pub-
Ile Auetloo, ~ 1neN lot Of bleo0e1 Asd worsiuo
evef tesred g oeost eounty. Terns 0e1s kaevn 81
sols. Hondbiils cootsinlpG fall possieulase. . d.
ooejDslsa anl ~ seaeafey d ~ oooeks ~ As.
vill - 1gessibuead loaAdias'iy.
ssSIS vaAxI StukDa. nsstsssss.
Daily Iowa State Democrat., 1859-08-27

u" Persons afflicted with the Fever and Ague
should not spare either time trouble or expense to
procure DIR. nOstetters Celebrated Bitters,
whose beneficent effects upon the human system has
been clearly proved to those who have been stricken
down in short space Of time by this dreadful curse
whose cheeks are wan ana meagre, and whose nights
are sleep!ess and restless, and whose eyes are dim
and sunken. with death staring them in the face
this compound must prove blessins snstching
them as it were from the very mouth OF the grave
None can know Its true ya'ue unti they have tested
It. When all others haze failed, these Btters have
restored the sufferers To pristine health. Their pop
uarity In ell the Western AMI Southetn parts Should
introduce them to all families.
Sold By druggists and dealers generally. every-
where.
See advertisement IN another column
Daily Iowa State Democrat., 1859-08-27
Hair Dye-Hair Dye-Hair Dye

Hair Dye-Hair Dye-Hair Dye {!
wM. A. BACHELORS HAIR DYRl
The Original and Best in the World!
Ali others are mere limitations. and should be
avoided, II You wish to escape ridcule
GRAY, RED, or aUsTY HAIR Dyed instantly to
beautiful and Natural Brown or Black, without the
least injury to hair or skin.
FIFTEEN MEDALS and DIPLOMAS have been
awarded to VIM A Bachelor since 1889, and over
$4,000 applications have been made to the Hair of
his patrons OF his famous Dye.
VIM Bstchelos's Hair Dye produces . color not
TO be DISTINGUISHED from nature, and Is WARRANT.
ED not to njure in the least however long IL NAV
be continued and the III effects Of bad dyes rsme-
died; the Hair nvigorated for Life BY this splendid
Dye.
Made sold or applied Tin private rooms) at the
Wig Factory, 2s3 Broadway, New York.
Sold In oil cities and towns OF the United States.
by Druggists and Fancy Goods Dealers.
y The Genuine has the name and address upon
steel plate engraving four sides Of each box, of
WILLIAM 4 BATOHDLOR,
JnIylS-wiy 383 Broadway, New York.
Daily Iowa State Democrat., 1859-08-27

The nasl'sstea zasssys nal1a II,
asasaassnsas hat 0ev. Osass 10,
wsssdsAwa hen ths saavaa asd kal
"':ssssa V au ~ mere a Bin ap-
peiatmssta." -,
=. xsn \, asssstass. - Ne aalAssi,y Il !,
~ r.ss.a. -. ssssht'x Asa ~ ialoIise !
~ - esssA ~ t.ssf fasss = lslsssjwi,A,
ssy lsaaa%lss tAsiestn ~
1, N lkeh 1hl MN
~ n 'A Mg
Daily Iowa State Democrat., 1859-08-27
WfgsEWigs-WigS.

BACHELORS Wigs ana 7oupees surpsss ALL
They are elegant light. easy and durable.
Fitting to charm--no turning up behind--nc
shrinking off the head indeed, this is the only es-
tabl,shment where these things properly UNDER
stood and made.
Jull3y-wlv 233 Broadvav New York
Daily Iowa State Democrat., 1859-08-27
The Whole w OSld United !..Sick Poo
pie, Think !..Aftor which, Act!

The whole World unlted !.eSick Pee
pie, Think Zee After which, Act!
You'd scarce expect, at this late day,
with startling cures . book to fill:
THIS Is the case, the million say,
With the cures Of Herrick' . PHI.
They come from East, and North. and West.
And with glad tidiDgs the payers MI.
Because they are the cheapest, safcst, best.
And superior to others Is Herrlck's PHI.
Prom Roots, and Plants, and Flowers they're
mads,
They always cure-they never kill
Thousands now In theii Rravts we're laid
We're is not for Herrick's Pill.
Each pill With sugar is covered DER
rare discovery OF mstchless skill;
Their like was never seen BEFORE
Until it.appeAred In Hesriek's Pill.
For years he's worked 10 heal the sick.
With Joy elste his bosom alls;
For tens OF thousands now rejoice
At the magic powers OF Hersick's Pills.
Daily Iowa State Democrat., 1859-08-27
BOOTS AND SHOES
w - Retail.
THE EMPIRE STSlREl
HRAnY grpurr narr,,,3@r-

nAvA now IN store large and well selec4Ad
- STOCK OF Boots and Shoes, to which I iny1es
tns sl.enton OF al In want OF articles IN my line
C.rt 1radsTs wishing TO rcplenish their stock
VII fnd II to their advantage 70 cali on m. hssn,s
purchasing elsewhere o''
Wmy numerous customers who prefer Oselon
WorS We continue ~ hold ont Inducements m m
Ny OF prime stock and stylish soo-k not soualied
Sh!s side Of New York
-! xinds OF ladies' work manufactured a usuai.
TJy11J 0xn1A
Daily Iowa State Democrat., 1859-08-27

10 HrRRICK'S MATCHLrSS vgGRT ABI.R
FAMILY PILLS have Inundated the world with
their popularity. Over Ave millions Of boxes are
used annually, giving employment eighty Ave men
and women TO put them up. Their cures are num-
bered by thousands-their praises on the tongues Of
ALL Citizens 81 Davenport and elsewhere. have Won
ever used them? Pu, up IN Fnrii b, Spanish, Ger
man and French dir .c,in.. Ltrge faai,Iy box. g.
y cents i've boxss for 81. Sold everywhere.
Daily Iowa State Democrat., 1859-08-27
$4,000 Bundles Wire Femcine

We are prepared u make contracts with dealers
TOT hTst quality anucals Fence wire Noe s ard D
10 quantities OF not less than ton deliverable Al
our warehouse At any time previous TO the arss day
OF June next-fve per cent cash 10 be paid when The
contract is made, balance on delivery Purchaser,
are invited to correspond with US
JAn22 TVONAqp nyCwpuu0u
Daily Iowa State Democrat., 1859-08-27

Metal "Archox1Ne
As Wabash Avenue. Chicago.
'dk susubscriber has now in .tock-
5000 Boxes 10 bv IL Tin PIsfe
$500 :" Roofing Tin
1000 g xl0by "a Tin Plate,
5cO " &c 2bv II
500 :" x Il by AZ
3w &c IL by 20
60o Y II by 70
200 =" Xxx l3by2O
lWo " xxx ~ by 20 4.
30 =" xxx i4by20'
5o' O 10 by ~ Coke
ieo0 ~ ID by Coz Roofing
10 DO,
100 DIX
100 '' DIX,
~ Xxx .Uby a.
1000 Buncier No 30 Sheet Iron.
wv LIST quality Russia assorted Sos
900 Pigs Banca TIN,
l6O Casks Zinc, assorted No.
Together with full assortment OF aheath,nx .ns
Braiers' Copper, kivsts, Fare, Stamped ware AMI
Tinners Tools and Machine, all OF which IA offered
a. the lowest market price for Cash.
Daily Iowa State Democrat., 1859-08-27

II UPUY & MTG MILL
GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS
Proprietors Of the
FULTON GRAIN ELEVATORS.
NOS 246, 24s and 25O NORTH WATER srRsxr
CHICAGO.
Consgnments solicited Of Flour, Grain. PORT.
Hides, &c. &C. &C:
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