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The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-01-18
For Sale or Rent.

FOT 6dIt OF NtIII.
80. rINHE subscriber offers for sale or rent his es
kk::iI i taklishment, known the Mississippi
wsnI House, on Front 81. The furniture, which IL
almost entirely new and of the most approved styles,
will be solo with the house. This establishment IS
situated In ayorte position, and has full share of
The public patronage. The building is new built OF
brick four hgqt and has been occupied On.
IL three months. Terms made knc wn by application
10 the subscriber ut the above mentioned House.
w L., lin Fl. KRElM.
NRIED APPLES d PEACHES, u no. article,
lust reed. and for sale low by
A.c,o ALVORD Il VAN PATTEN.
JAS. MULLIN & BRO.
.#$ STEAMBOAT AGENTS,
Gel Front Street,
.nr,u,tbdt0 DAVENPORT, Iowa,
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-01-18
naiIg @a1lttl.
.o THE MrssIssIrrI.-One of gu,

Ing THE MIssIssIrrI. One of oui
says that "the citizens
Zlocion are taking measures to build
Bse across the Mississippi at that
! Possibly at ST. Louis, but at nc
0o;ot on the river for many years, il
I'm there be another bridge erected.
,oupesl opposition the bridge at this
cured from any Of the towns below
4 from Burlington, and when at last
,scertained that the bridge was being
! despite their efforts they then prog
tied that it would be the ruin OF Dav-
The same arguments they brought
|, the building OF a bridge at this
.pply with four.fold force to the erec-
a bridge at Burlington.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-01-18

Road between here
Bws City is already doing a fine bust
Las. Monday the receipts for pas
/. alone amounted to nearly $500, and
Rsiness done every day is much heavi-
\ il had been anticipated it would be
l. after the opening Of the Road. In
bth freight and travel press for trans
| quantities and numbers greater than
as vet conveniently accommodated
Uch as the Road is not yet fully COM
and equipped. But it will be thor
\ finished and furnished in a short
Ind we hazard little in saying that
be opening Of the spring business it
, one Of the best paying roads in the
country.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-01-18
Public Notice.

md u thousa d things besides which we will
satisfactory prices.
Jan dwW WIN u. liAR
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-01-18

UNINPROYED LAND FOR SALE.
iQn ACRES unimproved land for sale near Full
fCU ton, mile from Cd railroad station, being
West Of Sonth 90 and Northeast of Sec. 90, T79
lE Also
400 Blue Grass at 5000 per acre, timber
part, miles frem the river md good mills and
ston coal, good span Of work horses taken inpart
pay. Terms liberal. Appiyto
1ect7 EADS d STEWART.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-01-18

Something Desirable.
T AIDES ond Gents Dressing and Toilet Cases In
IL great variety, The above articles difficult to
nnd, but we nov have larger assortment shan be
fonnd west of New York Call and examine.
Dec POTTER & BRO.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-01-18

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a week, Advertisements cheap.
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ttte. uabe 5DIItba9. unb spiihen 80 unb
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Ter SHltmUTFs g1sasT" @ slS @ BIC gIstan;s Nh
Spr's &uee fibrsn unb fir bic 0emNfratie in
Mmerita nnb @nrppa ;u pirfen irebeu, ip Siel IN
ieinen Srdften lteet. gu bieiem 8wede eriudt
be 8ebatttCn bic 6reunbe Der 0emptrate UNI
lnterfigung bteies Organs. @ini. nbunGen,
pelbe Ger SenbenS bes ,,QGefers" tntiprtben,
unb wiltpmmen. - Srtefe erbttten mir uns PVr"
pfret,
3as Mpdenblatt bes ,gEeferS" eriGsint iseen
8rettas unb fpfet 81 fas Setr.
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-07-03
The Fourth OF July,
4o 1T Wet or Drvs

UuSr received at the - BEE-H,vE," another lot Ut
u Dress Go"s aud Trimmings, including Silks
and R.rrrgcs Of various II ycS AMI colors white and
printed Lawns, Camhri,s, Maalins and Biilliants
embroidered Muslin Collars, Under ilindkelIhcts
Sleeves, Etymss AMI lnscrtiags, Large assert
mcnt Also Rinlnns and Dress ifimmnpS-an
enormous stock, Including FrinSes and NJ. Antique
Rihbons of all ,.cs'rip,i irs: also Gloves Hosiery,
Mitts and Fans in all their varieties ami styles Also
Sawls Sc4,i!s Linen Collars and fine Skirts of all
sizs and of the best quality, n.Io expressly for my
own sale aud warr;sn Cd 10 please. Linen and cot.
Shirt Hosolis stitched aud Also, Ovcr-alls
and Uvcr-srts, white and brown Linens. Dcnims,
Cottni-Stiipcs, &c. Ticks, Shirtihgs, Sh,ctings,
Prints Sc, Paper lIangings ami nrapery Muslins-
n variety. GOO Bricks. trnckcry AMI Glass Ware.
and 1000 fee. Pine and llcmlock Boards. Also.
Flour and Greeeres, including puIx Wixss and
tlQroRs. Ladies' and Misses Boots, Shoes, &C., SC,
cheap for cash, work or produce.
Please to call and sec thcm-and then you II buy
of course. D. -'..A $3.50 At "-ss& -f.s
n. b. Shirts given out as usual. Also, Insurance,
assured. ,~.r. ..,..
s. n BRONSON.
Iitchhcld July I'd. 1855. g..
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-07-03

Oxixors On the 18th Of June. 1876. JoHx C.
faasoST rais- the standard Of Freedom in Califor-
min banner still f,ats AMI the miners and mon
~ digger "f the land 81 gold will hold in CRATE
fal rcmebrane his gallant defence Of rcpublicunism
In California on the 18th Of june 1856, Jons c.
FHaHosr Is called by the Spontaneous voice Of the
friends II Freedom East and West of the Rocky Noun
ssias ." heal thr mast popular movement Of the age
the S~ii'nalizin, If Freedom He won glorious
vicsnry In NJ. aud If the frcs Of truth and liberty
arc u? and doing they should be SO will crown
him more giurosisy victorious than ever
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-07-03
To Printers.
CoPPHR-FACED TYPE.

ToRTELYOU's MEM YORK TYPE FOUNDRY,
~ AND PRINTERS WAREHOUSE, established
III lse;-No. % Spruce street, four doors below
William street
The subscriber is prepared TO furnish his well
knowa and superior book and newspaper printing
tyres, in fonts to suit purchasers Also, German and
ornamental types, Greek, Hebrew, ornaments music,
brass rules, &c, manufactured of metals equal to
any in this country, and finished in the most accurate
manner He also furnishes presses, ciises conpos-
ing sticks, stands, cases. fnrni.urc, ink, &c.
WOOD AND METAL TYPES
From other foundres and every article required in
printing Office at the lowest prices, for cash ap-
proved paper. Type, eopperfaced by the Newton
Company, furnished to order. Old type received at
Q cents per pound In exchange for new. Estimates
for printing establishments furnished on application
Printers Of newspapers who will Insert this adyer-
tiseneat three times before Jan. /, 1857 sending
me one Of the papers. will be paid in printing types.
when purchasing, fUur times the amount of the bill.
~-... Ia ssaS PETER C.sC0kTELYoU.s
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-07-03

Read the following tsibute- to Wistar.s Bslsam,
from the kinterhock N. 7. Sentinel, dated July 81
sznpton has reosntly besna eHectad bys this ansdi
ci9s N the town OF, Chatham, in this County, md
WHICH yss related p Is by Pr. HsHck, n es1incnt
pnynolan g that town, 70 whom VIC hare permission
@ reier young LADY. who had long labored under
friends beyond the reach Of medicine, and she was
informed by her medical attendant that she must die
ohe was induced to send for bottle Of Wistar Bal
sam OF Wild Cherry, as q last resort The young
lady experienced great relief and two more bottles
were successfully procured and administered She is
now happy IN the restoration Of health. -
genuine. signed /. BUTTS ~
Prepared and solI wholesale and retail only by
SETH W. FowlE, Boston, Mass, to whom all orders
should be addressed. and for sale by A. C. Smith,
1itchfeld Alvord & Brother, Wolcottville: Phoenix
Co., WATERFOWL, and druggists generally
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-07-03
Groceries, Provisions, &c.

40 OhihAH Tor CHARLIE M0NBtLs Is tho tHsk AFT
GA over town. When you ask people where thrv
can find the best assortment Of Groceries and
rrovsons at the lowest prices the answer a. st
CHARLES McNEILS, No fWest Street xii,,e S,o.,
morn tn night are dispensed goods in abundarcc. 70
the satisfaction OF many customers, who tskc great
pleasure In recommending their friends TO come where
inc finest and best goods are sold little the lowest
PRICES IN town-where direct form head quarters no
is constantly receiving Teas, Coffee Sugars snic.s
Flour Salt &c, in fact all things nscessary TO refresh
the inner man, tuus obyiating the nsccssitv Of
spending time and travel for the wants of tIe e,.ay
department OF tho mousse -~'---
expect to Snow people that ssh at the lowest
hs,ng priccs, ana hatter myself shall receive the
patronage oil ia &c share OF the people Of this town.
l nave oehs'ailtly ON hand large assortment Of
confectionery and fancy goods. ~
Attache TO the Is an Oyster Saloon 6tted m
IN good style, where all who want good stew can &
accom- nodated at short notice. and the tastes of fs
grca est cpicure may be satisfied. =
he above is no dream but reality II any o6s d
II doubt please call and satisfy yourself Tor III
motto is TO satisfy every one Of the genuheress 81
every thing which, offer TO the public
CHARLES McNFii
Litchicid, April, 1856.
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-07-03

4 z y Court If Prnbate holden at Norfolk. within
n and for the District Of Norfolk, ON the 18th
day Ut June, 4. D., 1856
Present, W. B. RIcE Esq, Judge.
On motion of Erastus Burr and Caroline Grant
Executions on the estate of PAMELA BURR late of
Norfolk, within said District deceased This Court
doth decree that six months from this date he allowed
and limited for the creditors of said to ex h
their claims against the same to said Executors and
directs that public notice be given of this order by
advertising in newspaper published in Litchfied
and by posting copy thereof the public sign post
IN said town of Norfolk nearest the place where the
deceased last dwclt Certified from Record,
W. B. RICE, Judge.
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-07-03
Lovers OF Tea.


"E have at last complied with your earnest
w request by supplying ourselves with our cid
fashioned assortment Of TEA Our experience In
Judging of the qualities of this article will be
suIfcicnt guarantee that the best favored and the
cheapest OF its kind will be found at our Store We
expect the cry of persecution from our neiyhbors he
cause We have been out Of the trade for the last two
years-but the love have for our old friends and
the desire for new le;sS to pursue the path lty
has so plainly marked for us. Come buy the Tea
Come aui bay. ALVORD & BROTHER
Wolcottville, May 9th, 1856.
hRY GOODS in store, suitable for tn,
~ season. We cannot stop to tell how many car
loads you must come and see. The la,fes say our
Dress Goods are the prettiest in the County
ALVOkD y EIOTIIER
Wolcottvlle, May 9Th, 1856
GAITERS for ladies and gentlemen in great
" variety ut ALYORD7S
Wolcottvle, May 9th, 1866
DARASoI,S-New patterns on exhibition ut
u the cheapest store in County.
ALVORD s. BROTHER
Wolcottvlc, May 9Th, 1856.
g HlNGI.ES--We have lot of Chestnut Shingles
~ for sale ALVOED l. BROTHER
Wolcottyille. May 9th, 1856.
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-07-03

A L Court of Probate holden at Plymouth, with
IA il and for the District Of Plymouth, On the eth
day OF June. 4. d., 1856.
Present. AARON d. WELLS Esq, Judge
On motion OF Harriet Sanford, Executrix ON the
Estate OF LEONARD SANFORD late of Plymouth,
within said district deceased This Court doth decree
that six months be allowed AMI limited for the cred
itors of said Estate exhibit their claims against the
slime to said Executrix and directs that public no.
tice he given of this order by advertising in news
paper published in Litchticd and by posting copy
thereof on the public sgnpost in said town of Ply
mouth, nearest the place where the deceased last
dwelt. Certified from Record,
Attest, 4. GIDDINGS Clork
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-07-03

u IST OF LETTERS remaining i'll the Post Office
H ut Lchtcd July lst 1856
bryan Atwatcr, Clcmoutine Bonfocy, Martha Jane
llarne,, Win. L. MSclow, E.enexcr Cksrk. Vessels
Churchill, Patrick GLEASON Aima b. Doolittle. Mar
tina Davis, Charts Goodwin. Mary Ann Hlnuahs.
Mary Ann Hatch, George Howard Jr.. J. !asilln l.,
Il: r, Jones, Lucy a. Kimberly, Sarah y. l.. mai,
Vim. II. Lawrence, >. Aphcii1 NJ. Lawrence, Lewis
Il Burgess Joseph Luke, Litchii"ll Mf'g Co, An
th"ny Miak, John M'.ssey, kLlccland j. Munsoll,
Miss Perrin Horace Page, Samuel Powers, james
Raymond, Chester Russell. Mrs. Annis Kigg> R,isc
Pratt. augustus Shc!,lcn, Richard l.. Saxtorl,
Emcrgcnc Smith, VIM H. Webster, Mrs. EuIicc T.
Egglcston, james fairchild.
Persons calling for the above letters will please
say they advertised.
q. H. BALDWIN. T. ~
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-07-03

4 T Court Of Probate holden at Salisbury, within
: n and for the District Of Salisbury, on the 10th
day If May, \. ID. 1856:
Present JOIN G. MITCHELL Esq, Judge
On motion of John S. Jewttt. Administrator OH
the Estate OF MARY CLARK, late Of Salisbury.
within said District, deceased: This Court doth de-
cree that six months from this date be allowed and
limited for the creditors OF said estate to exhibit
their claims against the same to the Administrator
md directs that public notice he given OF this order
by advertising IN newspaper published in Ltchield,
'nd by posting a copy thereof the public sign
post in sid town of Salisbury, nearest the place
"hcrc the deceased last dwet. Certified from Record,
JOHN q. MITCHELL. Judge
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-07-03
Great Undue ements to Purchasers.

A T tho Old Stand. No, 3 South street, among n
"A great variety may be found the following ari-
cles. cheap for Cash:
Pork, Beef and Hams, Fish of oil kinds fresh and
sat,) Rock Salt ground for table aud dairy ,srs
Sugars OF all kinds 1cs of all kinds so cents D., al
per Id; Tobacco, Enuh and Segars of various mana.
tactures Fruits, Nuts and Confcctionares n gtoaN
variety old lasa eoiee, ground and in the Kernel
Heckers Family Flour. first rate article ehcdp Al
the cheapest; F,-ri and Meal Saler,tus. Stay, ma
iar-Soap Haii-Oa and Perfumcry Oysters constantly
on hand Refreshments. Of all kinds Canary I,if.
and ages, variety of Standard Medicines Clarka'a
Round Matches, Warranted .Broo,ns ,shakcfs mana
icturc y together with variety of otber articles 4,
the Grocery Line, not enumerated
WI. n. WHEELER
Iituhicld. Nav %. lSl6
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-07-03

HoLLowAYs OINTMENT AND PMS, certain Cure for
Wounds and Ulcers.-1ho,nas Thompson of Batavia,
New York, WIS afflicted ai his body with run
him. as ne was misery to himself and an ANNOYANCE
~ his friends In the hope Of obtaining relief to his
sHffcrings he consulted several physicians and sur
gc's. but his seemed desperate that it was
considered hopeless. At this stage he had recourse
to Holloway Ointment and Pills. and BY perse vering
with these remedies for weeks he was completely
cured and now enjoys the best Of health
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-07-03

KASsas AErAiHs-At Washington, on Saturday
Cen Peesifer \. Smith had an interview with the pre-
ssdsnf. Tcccived instructions and left on Saturia,
evening Tor Kansas IL il understood that he Ii ~ take
charge Of the United States troops but that Col Sum
nrr ~ili remain hnd there is to he no change in az
sAin. except to keep out invasions come from what
quarter they may. Mr.. Oliver of No. has also re-
turnssi 90 Washington and the members of the CON-
nission are nov all there and ready to report "
Congress-
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-07-03

a TIA Court Of Probate holden at fitchfcld, within
"A AMI for the District of Litchicld, on the 9th
day Of June, A. ID. 1886
Present. CHARLES ADAMS. Esd. Judge
Estate 1T GILES GRISWolD. late of Goshen in
said district deceased Orderod That the Executors
ii the Lust Will and Testament of said dccc.sed.
lhit To- this Court their administration account with
sail Estate at the Probate Office In Litchcll ON the
9Th day Of August next at 10 O'Clock forenoon aud
that all persons interested therein may have notice of
this orlur. said Executors will the to le
advertised in newspaper printed in iitehtcli. and
posted on the public ignIost in said Goshen, nearest
the last rcsi'leic. Of said deceased.
Certified from Record
ts.. eH MILES ADAMS. Judge.
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-07-03

CHIER MAssAsor was a friend to his tribes. when
be provided article for the arrow wounds caused
~ the luminosity ef ncighl,oriag Indians King
PHILLIP used it, and il down to US through Pa
comet and Others f -
For history Of this Salvc examine the circulars
and books u be had Of the Agent 7s@rs
Sold BY A. c. Smith Itchteld Alvord Brother,
WOlcOttville, -
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-07-03

Tsr ABATEMENT BLL-The New Haven Journal
In spc~king 81 this document which disappeared 81,
mysteriou.y says that the committee appointed by
tr iAzs Legislature Ia find out who stole the IiII
after 10 hal bcen signed by the Governor have re-
p.szt-i tO the Governor that they have traced the
nsssr far IA inieate very strongly the guilty
persnn hut not far enough 10 secure positive prof OF
his guilt IL IL grave affair and tho invest cation
ought ~ Le carried out thoroughly
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-07-03

f4NHE Court Of Probate for the District Of Itch
Il field hath limited and allowed six months from
the date hereof, for the creditors to the Estate Of
GEORGE W. PEAK. late Of Iitchfcld in said Dis
trct, deceased in which to exhibit their claims for
allowance and settlement. Those ncglecting TO
present their accounts within said time properly ut
tested will be dcbarred recovery. All persons in
debted to said estate requested to make immediate
payment to
s W. s. SKltTOS, Administrator.
With the Will OF said deceased annexed
Ltchseid, June 3D., 1856.
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-07-03

FIns At WAznzowz.-On Sunday week, during
tie mufnhg ssrsicc IN the churches the good people
q wstcztown Scrs alarmed With TIE crr Of sre. nd
eeacae exssti0ns were acesaarilv mployed 10 aaass
shslr sill.se ffUa wids spsesa .eonaagmsioa. Tho
eaaes were asst Uncovered bansiag out from :
barn belonging 10 Rev. J. Atwater. thrss sides Of
shich. were other harms very neariy adIaront. The
barn contained two carriages, harnesses, sleigh, &c.
Ell Of which were entirely consumed. ~
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-07-03

NOTICE.--1hc subscriber having made arrange
Y ments with Mr. Brusseau to bring his horse
YotNG BAIAN sircsl Ivy the Young st. Lawrence,
grand sire the Old st Lawrence, all of these the
est stock of horses in America said horse will
stan at my stable this season, 1856 As have taken
trouble to introduce said horse without any in
tercs farther than 10 get Of his stock shall
be pleased to have all lovers of good horscs call and
see him.
LEWIS c. WADIIAMS.
Goshen CT June 10th 1856
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-07-03
4 Il a Court Of Probate holden at Kent within and
"A for the district vi hent, On thu 10th day Of

4 Ia Court Of Probate holden at Kent within and
"A for the district vi keat, On thu 10th day IF
June, \. d. 1886
Present. WILLIAM TREAT, Esq Judge
The Administrator Oh the Estate Of DAVID ED
WARDS lace OF Kent, in said District deceased,
having exhibited his account of Administration on
said estate by which it appears that the debts and
charges amount to the sum of $751; and 10 cents
and the personal property iuventorei to the sum of
sl9y, and % cents making excess Of debts and
charges over the personal estate the sum of slf,S
and 30 cents, which account is ullowed-uow moves
ior an order t" sell the real estate Whcrcupon this
Court doth authorize and direct said Admnst. to
SELL either at public private sale and in such man
ncr as will least inure the heirs somuch d the real
property OF said estate, will raise the said sum of
Slt2s and 80 cents, with incident charges of sale
rst giving at lest six days notice of the time ard
place "i the proposed sale, by advertising in news
PAPER published in Ltchfeld. and by posting on the
Iuii" signpost nearest the estate to be sold and
within the same town and make return to this
Court, to whom sold, and fo- how much, with the
expense of sale.
Certified from accord.
WILLIAM TREAT Judge
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-07-03

A Coon Hrr.-As an impromptu gathering Of Ere
noassrs. the other evening. Gays the n. Y. Mirror.
a advocate put 1t to the party whether It WIS not
better 10 send ~ the White House one who had CON-
picecd his humsnities BY marrying accomplished
woman, than to send there the rusty old bachelor
Buchanaa. At this interrogatory, q gentleman
pFcsent who Remembered the maiden name of Mrs
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