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New-York daily tribune., 1859-09-28
The Boston Brokers' Board.

Bosros, Tuesday Sept; q lo09:
The Boston Brokers Board celebrated their twenty
nnh anniversary last evening by q dinner, speeches
&C: Henry w. Pickering was reelected President
Nathaniel Tracy Secretary, and j. g. Goley, Irea
New-York daily tribune., 1859-09-28

WATkRTOWN, Tuesday, Sept. N-y:JU p. III.
No tdngs of the fate of Messrs. La Mountain and
Haddock, now absent over five days, came to hand
here. When they were last seen, they had
Travelled only about thirty miles, and were at an
aitude Of about three miles, bearrg nearly east and
over the New-York wilderness. Search is being
made there.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-09-28

ne Hon. Henry Neigs v,u ashysr tss spASisg
.1ls.s. - sAs 3lst Fog Il IL Anaisaa IssiAAs ~
sy.siss, 4 ~ cleet, .: Psiscs 0ssass. "a
New-York daily tribune., 1859-09-28

AyrRIcAy IssTrurr FUE.-TRiaL oy SAcptK.
HoRsr, AND Ro ApsrERs Yesterday 80 ASIDE ear
competition for ditona prizes offered BY tAs Amsr
can Institute for the best ssddlehosscs ssd Vsdss
which had not recsive' premiums &, the hssAs x tAs
Committee. The occa as,n did not excite much iassrss
ard the ATTENDANCE on the crousd vas hnksd
The following entries Of ssdde-horses were q nsds;
by 2 L.wis jr
s,.RSn H..ssn. Entered By II. Csnvec B:Ayilis
Hofse Entsred ~ h1ca1.
Stallion Umpire. Entered ey CAaIss ptps T.
Cray Marc. e.............. Entered By n bsecoet,
Gray HchOry. Entered By Lsssxy ~ =.
Bay Hcre>. Enter< N'oest om,eus l.
Bay Mare. Entered BY Philip Lfdh Wet Nrs
Lady Gretns~ld .Lnteres by oseofs ~
Bay aOnr Iatsrs4 ~ a Srrv W.s t1a
Atsr the horses were exhibited tho soo,psutica
was narrowed down to Umpse, Husss-, And Mr..
Lydgs mare; asd to the lsttsr the prize u . silver
cup was awarded.
The ertriee Of rosdHeu were assollows:
Bac Stallion by.............E- W. Irving NV fs9.
Jchn ard fsnfy oy.......s... Jaues ~ Aueu ~
psneer By. Chsres w esthsste, tcsdhen
- n. by Thcmpgr, Esaeecaeh
Isay Clay, John O. Ltshesody NV tsss
Yhe prize was awarded to Mr.. LisAtbodys LsAy
Clay.
A discretionary premium was also n r,cmncessd -
be givsn to Mr.. Gsbhardt, for spendidtssnof dssa
horses.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-09-28


The Board continued in session during the day, with
out intermssson their dinner being brought IN to them
from Mr.. Van Tines eating saloon.
Mr.. KEysEDY and Mr.. BLuST made numerous oo-
ections during the day to the proceedings; ana ~
eyery parliamentary device sought TO retard the ac-
ton Of the Board hoping that the absent
would arrive. or course they were voted down inva.
riaby II was intiInsted that Mr.. Noornis soaented
himself unpecesarily by going to Newark, and prom
isng to return by y O'Clock to-day, which promise Was
not fulfilled although Il was said that he wa seen Ia
the Tax Commissionsrs Office during the day.
Mr.. LITTLE had been among the mountains OK Yer
mont but was at Boston yesterday: IL was tAon&ht
probable that both members would arrre ists In tne
evening. and eheckms.e the Democrats, but they dd
rot come. The Democratic members seemed pafnc-
uary reioiced having secured the Registrars OF me
Sixth Ward.
Mr.. KrysEDY contended, among other things ths
att oueh Elk were q quorum in this business, whso
there were more than six members present required
., vote of ssven 10 appoint each and every regs1sI
The vote all day had been six TO four-al DemocfsN
and 10 Republicans being appointed. IL tnefe we.s
only six present majority Of those sir couid appoint
but when there more than slI, II requneo VOC
Of the majority Of the Supervisors eiecseo. MsIs
Blunt ard KENNEDY, 10 XII time, made PlooaoY
over hundred motions 10 postpone, ADJOURN spPset
irg from the decision Of the chair &c, nose OF whhh
prevailed. The Democrats we're desernineo 70 pr
ceed and complete the list, if il took them AZ nSnt
The Comnissioners Of Record agd'"-ths Eos'"
discovered in the afternoon that accompanying tne
tce Of discontinuance Of the msndamus IN the eIas
Of McSpedou Baker On the Commissioners OF heco1u
| contract, there wa a. anstded usnasnus !" 's"s
New-York daily tribune., 1859-09-28
Boston Weekly Bank Statement

BOSTON, Tutsuhy, SePV. = TO-
The following are the footngs Of our Bank statement
'sos the past week: ..,o
SApitA Stock g5l257p Due from other ks 90
LAn and Discu... Sc $50 100 Deposits Io2.cV
spccie. 5le4 COO Circulation oofoeNV
Dpe 10 other Bank. 6g79OQl
New-York daily tribune., 1859-09-28
No Tidings of the AerOnauts.

CoysoLs 5sd95i.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1859-11-05

t;cles Of the chssacter Of the one which
"a take from the North american will
attract public attention, and will have an
influence in directing emigration to
Iowa the yet undeveIoped but the flu
turs leading State Of the Northwest !:
We published, few days since, some
statistics of the State of Iowa, obtained
from recent census, which must sur
prise the public by the progress it ex-
hibits. Nineteen years ago Iowa had
but forty thousand inhabitants, and nine
years ago, but one hundred and ninety
thousand, and now it has six hundred
and thirty.three thousand. This is the
way in which these new commons calths
al The west are rising into a greatness
which rivals that of the older States by
the seaboard. Iowa, the first free State
beyond the Mississippi, seems only to
have awakened to y knowledge oil her
destiny within the last nine years. But
in that period she has made such adj
toned to the wonders Of American de-
velopment. In that time, the railway
system ofthe country has spread through
the West, opening mp its most remote
and secluded sections. Provided with
these great avenues Of communication,
emigrants have no longer hesitated IN
regard to settling any where. The
railway mania has done wonders for the
whole country, but for no part of it more
than the West. Accustomed to the
substantial prosperity Of Ohio, Indiana
and Illinois, we have not sufficiently
estimated what has been done in the
newer free States, such as Iowa, Min
uesota and Wisconsin.
This is but the natural out-growth Of
the fast accommodating millions of the
older free States. Our restless and ad
venturous population every year sends
off surplus swarm to the new territor-
les. The power Of expansion, in fact,
seems unlimited. The completion Of
railways through Missouri to the Mis-
souri, river, opening the way to Kansas
and Nebraska at all seasons Of the year,
has already given an impetus to these
and when the four lines now
in course of construction through Iowa
are completed, the movement in that
direction will be vastly augmented,
while Iowa herself will take rank among
our most important States. A few
years ago, Iowa was our most extreme
northwestern State. Now Minnesota
occupies that position. But how long
will it be before Dekotah will supcrsedc
her in that post? In fact, we grow at
an amazing rate, and in that remote
northwestern wilderness, within dec
ade or two, there will be list Of new
States now unknown, carrying us to the
Rocky Mountains and the British pos
sessions. Iowa and Minnesota are the
pioneers of the trans-Mississippi free
States, and their growing strength is the
pride and reliance of the adventures in
all the new territories beyond.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1859-11-05

when Brown, goadsd on 70 riot and
bloodshed BY these slipperv Catelines,
was overtaken by the law and placed on
trial for his life, they would have had
humanity sufficient to employ such coun-
sci as he wished. But no, they were
wanting even in the common feelings Of
men. Brown is left to suffer the pen
atty of his crime, while those who insti-
gated it are safe in visiting him With
execration for bis bad luck. We have
no sympathy with the villain who has
put in practice the 'irrepressible con-
flict" of VIM. II. Seward but it must
strike any impartial person that the
Black Republicans Who equipped Brown
with arguments and weapons, have been
guilty OF the most despicable cowardice
in thus leaving him to his fate. They
had plenty Of money to spend in con-
cocting treason, ample means to assist
conspirators who we're plotting against
their country; but when the scheme is
annihilated and their miserable tools cry
for aid, they answer the appeal With,
"Madmen," we know you not" How
tenderly "Mxdman" Brown must love
those affectionate fuiends We leave it to
our fellow citizens to Judge; simply re-
minding them that when they 60 to the
ballot box on next election day they
will have to choose between the
friends g. of Brown and the friends Of
the Union. Y. Nescs.
KA.sAs.-The Democracy of Kansas,
as announced yesterday by telegraph,
have renominated the Hon. Sam. Med
ary for Governor. John p. Slough for 1t.
Governor, and John A .Holdeman for
Congress. Good nominations these and
the people of Kansas have had sufficient
Of the teachings Of New England Aid
Societies, we should suppose, to insure
the election of this ticket by handsome
majority. Greeley is evidently alarmed
at the selection, and has commenced
thus early to denounce the nominees in
pro slavery and other Abolition slang
whanging terms. We suppose il Ossa-
wattamie Brown could get back to Kan
sas, Greeley and the Republicans would
be for running him for Governor; but as
he is not very likely to return to those
diggings Gin the body" they had better
take up Col. Hugh Forbes as their next
best man. The Colonel appears to know
all about the humanitarians," and
would doubtless run we'll. Should he
decline out of sheer disgust, as he seems
to be in that mood just now, try Red
path. Redpath would do, and he is
after Greeley's own heart. BY all
means get up strong ticket of the true
irrerressible conflict" stamp. Make
Kansas bleed" once more, if possible,
for who can tell what will become of the
Republicans withouther, and what would
the country do without the Republicans
what AZ y. News.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1859-11-05
BOOTS AND SHOES.
r 1T a r. val
-OP-
BOOTS AND . uOES.
-. - u = II -.

NO. 3 HOLLIS BLOCK.
IS NOW RECEIVING HIS FALL AND WIN
i tor stock Of Boots, Shoes and Kubbers, to
which he invites the examination Of customers
have large and full assortment Of all grades
Of goods, both common and fine, adapted to city
and country trade. think without exaggsration
@ very common habit with Boot and Shoe men
nsw-edxys) have the largest and best assert
mcnt ever offered in Davenport. have most IL
my staple goods manufactured expressly for my
own ttadc, and can warrant them in quality equal
TO tho best. As to prices, don't profess to give
those second Or third rate goods. Ny aim is TO
keep hrst class goods md sell them At the 10 est
living prices SANFORD SUITS.
aug26 If
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1859-11-05
OU0 STATE.

1ss most excellent exchange, (al-
wy ssesps'ng its politics,) the The
AS1eeSpASa North American and
O56Ap4. Ases Gaseess, has the annexed
astisls In : recent number, under the
eap1iee, "IowA." The writer has ex.
anleed ord be understands his subject,
u6s6swA sst'ospsetive andprospective,
6 ~ POSITION Of orr State arc we'll
Aessee1 ~ ass besed upon fach. Ar
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1859-11-05
THE PROGRESSIVE STAGES OF AB-
OLITIONlSM.

Never was q prophesy more COM
pletely fulfilled than that uttered by
Henry Clay, in speech made in the SEN
a&s Of the United States in 1889, in rela-
ton TO the progressive stages of the po-
litical organization based upon the OPP
position to the institution OF slavery. At
that time the party was known only as
the abolilionists. Since that time there
has been . new organization in which
ths Republican party has taken the
lead. In speaking Of the political oppo.
nents Of slavery, Mr.. Clay says:
"They began their operations by pro-
teasing to employ only persuasive means
il appealing to the humanity and en-.
tightening the understanding of the
slave.holding portion of the Union. II
there YES some kindness in this avowed
motive, it must be acknowledged that
there was rather prescriptions display
also Of IN assumed superiority in intelli-
gence and knowledge. For some time
they continued to make these appeals to
our duty and our interest but impatient
With the slow influence Of their logic up
% our stupid minds, they recently re :
solved to change their system OF action.
To the agency Of their powers Of pcrsua-
sion, they now propose to substitute the
povsrs q the ballot boz i; and he must be
blind 70 what IL passing before us, who
does not perceive that the inevitable ten
dsncy Of their proceedings is, if these
should be found insufficient. to iMvoke
(MaNy. THE MORE POTENT POW
Frs OF THE BAYONET."
o. the same subject, the great ex-
peandsr. Daniel Webster, in a speech
in the Senate, expressed himself as fol.
lows:
"Now, cir, this prejudice has been
dseduced By the incessant attrition Of
abolition doctrines, BY abolition presses
aed abolition lecturers on the common
mind. No drum-head in the longest
dsyb march was ever moro necessarily
bsstea than the feelings Of he public in
certain parts Of the north. They have
besa beaten every month, and every
vee ed every day, by the din and
rol! and rub-a-dub Of Abolition presses
and Abolition lecturers, and that il is
vessA ~ created these prejudices."
We ss6ar our neighbor of tho Gazett.
- Ne foregoing extracts, and although
vs Do nss claim them ~ being original
With osssslf Ne ask him in oil candor, il
~ :se not pointedly applicable to the
1e9ehlicaa party Of 1850.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1859-11-05

BEANDRErH's PILLS HAVE NO ACTION SAVE ON
IxrusIrIEs.-Young people cannot, but middle
aged and old people can appreciate that medidins
which, being used in sickness, acts only upon the
cause Of the disease. Around every organ Affect
cd, there the medicine penetrates, removing impu-
rifles preventing oil settling Of the humon into III
GERS, swsllings OF tamors. In heart affections, in
Epilepsy, in Psurisy Sore Throats, and affections
Of the rsspiratory organs generally, in Dyspepsia,
these wonderful Pills give immediate relief and
perseverance, will b sure to cure Asladies which
have been pronounced beyond human skill, have
been cured BY their use. And 10 this 20 wonder
full Behold the reason Brandreth's Pills puri-
fy tho blood they have no power except over i'm
pure humors, and these being removed. the disease
is removed. Millions are deriving health from the
use Of this innocent medicine, which never weak
ems but always strengthens; firstly, by taking out
Of the body these matters which held, ~ it were,
the life principle in custody and, secondly BY i'm
parting life giving property to the blood. Sold
1T DR.. Brandreth's Principal Office, No 2S4 Canal
st., New York, and by respectable dealersin medi-
cines oc1l dtnovl1
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1859-11-05
WHITE 4 CO.,
Real Estate n z eMt0
POST OFFICE BUILDING.

on ACRES, ~ miles from city good house,
GU stables and shed good we'll and cistern ;
and / so fruit trees; will be sold at . great bar
gain.
40 acres, under fine cultivation, good house,
barn, DC. !; only Il miles from steamboat landing.
This is one of the best fasms in Scott county.
30 acres, ell cultivated and fenced good house
and stable only II miles out. Thisis fine stock
farm.
100 acres, all fenced and under cultivation; good
house and barn; fine young orchard near to
school will DO sold for only $40.
Wanted Immediately, Good Farms for
cash customers. sep28
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1859-11-05

e. The poorest coward in the world
may avoid shaking in bis shoes BY
wearing boots or goisg bare-footed.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1859-11-05
SPECIAL NOTICES.

Even those Who ars in the sajoymsnt Of Psr-
feet health fssqssauy have need to have rseoarss
70 tonic - preventative Of disease. We are new
er too we'll asncrsd against the assaults Of "the
ills that Assh b heir 70" Such IN invigosatsr
they may ind in nOSTETTER'S BlTTERS-s
medicine that cannot be taken regularly without
giving Vitality and elasticity 10 the system. At
this season, particularly the strongest man Is not
proof against the malaria, in certain sections Of tho
O. untry In al cases Of fever and ague, the BIT-
rsRs 10 more potent than any amount Of quinine,
while the most dangerous cases Of bilious fever
yield to its wondsrful properties Those who
have tried the medicine will never use another for
ary Of the silaens which the HosrH1rss's Brr-
rsRs processes TO subdue. To those who have not
made the experiment, We cordially recommend IN
early application to the B.IrKRs, whenever they
arc stricken BY disease Of the digestive organs.
Sold by druggists and dealers generally, every
where.
- See advertisement in another column.
Nov l 70 Dec l.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1859-11-05
MORE CANDOR THAN WE EXPECT.

Oar ssighbor Of the Gazette. after all
bic clustering about Republicans not be.
isRimplicatsd in Browns treason, either
from . fear Of being brought to an &C
coust BY the Doctor Of Der Dcnaokrat
for his duplicity, or from an inward work
ing Of ooncience which condemns pre-
varication, has At length made . clean
breaat Of it BY - open confession But
lot the civilian Of the Gazette speak for
himself:
WHY. Forbes was anxious to secure
the Intervention of the anti-slavery men
ofthe north to prevent Brown from un-
dertskiog his work of blood, believing
that it would end in total failure" and
these anti-slavery men refused to aid
him.
Az Seward, Sumner, Greeley and the
leaders Of Republicanism in the North
ore among the anti-slavery men, and had
Ill influence over old Brown, it was to
them that Forbes very naturally appeal
&c. But how we're his appeals answer
cd? In the language OF the Gazette,
"ehese assi-slavery men refused to aid
Ai~ (Forbes) in arresting the murderous
dssigps Of old Brown" Here we have an
acknowledgment Of the completely of
these Republican leaders in Browns
tr0oeoo.
The miserable shift to which the edi-
tor Of the Gazette is driven, in his at
tempt to screen Seward, is the best evil
dsnce OF the weakness of the effort. His
argument runs thus. The Secretary Of
War paid no attention to the contents of
IN anonymous letter informing him OF
the raid, ergo VIM. H. Seward is excus-
able for not disclosing reasonable and
murderous plot, Of which be had been
Informed seventeen months previous, by
. Republican emissary while closeted
with him. This il "veasoning" with
vengeance.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1859-11-05
SURANCE.

aGAL ESTATE AND lNsUaANCg.
JOHN u. Svv.xTS,
General Real Estate Agent,
Loan and Insurance Broker,
con- or DEEDS FOR NEW YORK AND
OTHER STATES.
II. Y. sLAYMAKER.
NorARY Public AND CoxnissoxEn OF DEEDS ZOE
NINNRsOrAI
OFFICE NICHOLS BLOCK, UP STAIRS,
DAVENPORT, IOWA,
COMPLETE ABSTRACTS OF TIE TITLE TO ALL LANDS
IN SCOTT COUNTY.
New York Insurance Agency,
CASH CAPITAL REPRESENTED, 50 600 900
WITH LARGE SURPLUS.
PHENK FIRE INSURANCE co.
OFN. YORK AND BROOKLYN,
CASH CAPITAL,........... 500, 900
STEPHEN CROwELL, Pres't
PHrLANBER SHAW, Secy
Atlantic Fire Insurance Comply
ON. YORK AND BROOKLYN,
CASH CAPITAL. .$l5O.OOO
JOHN D. COCKS, Pres't
HoRArIo DoRz, Sec'y
Lamar Fire Insurance Comply,
OF NEW YORK CITY,
CASH CAFITAL...... ............$ $4,000
+, ANTHONY, Pres't
J.R. ST. JOHN, Sec'y.
Fulton Fire Insurance Comply,
OF NEW YORK CITY,
CASH CAPITAL,.. ................. $4,000
WILLIAM A. COBB, Psest
JAMES NJ. RaNKINs, Secy.
HumbOlt Erie Insurance Co.,
OF NEW YORK CITY.
CASH CAPITAL,.......... $4,000
JOHNRANKIN, Pref
WILLIAM MuLLIGAN. Sec'y.
New York Life Insurance Co.,
OF NEW YORK CITY.
ACCUMULATED CAPITAL, ........ 81 500 900
NORRIS FRANKLIN, Prsst,
PL1NEY FREEMAN, Actuary.
4 PUBLICATIONS. FOR INSURANCE AND
IN Policies issued in the above old and re-
spsnsble Companies, on first class risks only. by
JOHNL. SWITS,
Real Estate and Insurance Agent.
NICKOLLS BLOCK.-UP STAIRS.
octl9dtf
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1859-11-05
TALLMAN, POWERS L MCLEAN,
BANKERS.

AND DBALBR8 IN BxoHANoB
Mcko!ls' Block. corner Brady aud Second sfs,
DAVENPORT, IOWA.
EXCHANGE on all the important cities Of the
IL United States, Great Britain, Ireland, and
continental Europe, bought and sold.
Notes and drafts collected and proceeds RENTED
to any part Of the United States, at lowest rates
Of exchange.
Collection of notes, drafts, accounts, legacies
and inheritances made in all parts Of the United
Sta es, Canadas ann Europe.
Stocks and bonds bought and sold on commits
sion, and dividends collected.
Land Warrants bought, sold and located.
kxchAnse - Cities In the Usissd oeases.
Carpenter L Vemige, New York city;
Albany City Bank, Albany, New York
Buffalo City Bank, Buffalo, New York;
Bank Of Commerce, Boston, Massach usetts.
Tradesmen's Bank, Philadelphia, Penn;
Merch. 4 Manufacturers Bank, Pittsburg, Pa;
Mckim i Co., Baltimore, Md.
Gilmore Brotherton, Cincinnati, Ohio;
State Savings Association, st. Louis, Mo-;
Citisens' Bank. New Orleans, La;
White Bros Chicago, Ill. aug3d
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1859-11-05
GROCERIES.

~ o. TIC E!
To tho Citizens Of Davenport
AND SURROUNDING VICINITY.
THE undersigned take this opportunity to call
Il your attention to the fact that they have this
day received large and we'll selected assortment
STAPLE AND FANCY GROCERIES,,
Which consists in part Of the following articles ):
TsAs- Young Hyson, Imperial, Ganpowder,
Souchong, Pouchong, Oolong and English Break
tho very best quality which can be bought.
CovvBE-Old Governoent Java, Mocha, Lagsy
~ and Rio, all Of the very best quality.
JNtsU sssd Fresh Preserces,
They wish also to call your special attention TO
the fact that they have just received and opened
as nice 1 lot Of Preserved Fruits ~ ever came TO
Peaches, Pears,
P1s.s, Pine Agp1<s,
Ounces Ddmsons,
de-. &c., de-, fc
All put up from this seasons fruit.
NEW AND Fash JRLLIEs.-They are also open
ing nice lot Of Jellics, such as Grape, Red Cur
rant, Peach, Apple, blackberry, Raspberry, Green
Also . largo and varied assortment Of Flavoring
Extracts. Also,
PICKLES, CATsUPS, SAUCES. TO-,
To,etber With . we'll selected assortment Of Ssr-
dimes, Fresh and Picked Oysters, French Mustard,
Olive, Lucca, and other salad oils, Star, Sperm and
Wax Candies. Also largo assortment Of Pure
Spices, Pepper, Allspice, Cloves, Cinnamon, Mace,
Nuimegs and Ginger.
Preston 4 Norris Yeast Powder,
A genuine article, Bakers Broms, Cocoa, Tapio-
CO, Sage, Maccaroni and Chocolate.
SoAPs-Castile, Oleine, Chemical, Palm, Era
C.Aoxsss.An kinds Fresh also they will be
FL ssor.
frsu-No. Mackere! and Goldfish kept constant
IL an hand. Also, Green and Dried Fruits. &c., TOO
numerous to mention, all Of which they aFo Offer
inR for sale 1t Wholesale and Retail low 8 the
same articles can be bought in this city.
al goods 5oxyAs Of ~ wi1 be delissred ./rss Of
charge in any part Of tie city.
WUPPERMAN Z HALL.
Northeast corner Of Pady and Fifth sts.
P.S.-In addition to their Largo stock Of Gro
oeriss, they have just received large and select
assortment Of
PURE WINES AND LIQUORS,
Which they call special attention 20.
Davenport, Iowa, September y, 1859.
sepi5 w. -.
RvANS, CHEW I CO.,
Agency for LaAin, smith 4 Deies Pow.
der Mile, Saugesties, n. 7.
WE HAVE ON HAND AT MAGAZINE,
Wv 500 packages Of Powder.
RITE 0ssd Ap0rtSssI Powder
In ksgs, half kegs, quastsr kegs aad canister.
blasting Powder anl safety euSe.
Parties wishing large supplies 1t Blasting Fow-
der, would do we'll TO address ~.
~ALL POWDER WARRANTED. ~
CalcA0o AuDUDox CLuB PsEnIUx PovDRa.
This powder took the first pssniun Of the late
Fair Of the United States Agricultural Society In
. test with Hazards and other we'll known brands
Fer sale in q .e:ss' fss e; :so.'s
ostll d6w Coz. Of Frdat AID Brady -.