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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-09-13

Fort Of new horAs SEPTEMBER Es, lscos
UIEAREn.
Steamship Ericsson, I.osbsr Liverpool-E Collins
Ship westervel Austin In, idysrp ool-Tayor Rich
rark Union tod, Clsusen, ACKNOWLEDGMENT Mohr.
Bark Jno Parker Roberts Rrisiol-a iadd
Bark Deming Pcnfeld Rio Grande-cornlng. Bento
Park Blodgett. Wait sssl--F Theband Son
Bark Ahers (Brem, sehweiehel, MISUNDERSTANDING,
Brig ztils .spS Lopez. cadz :. a aguire Galway
Brig Roseway Belle (Br Mccoy Haifal-Mcaulif, Vince
Brig North Light (sr Esdale St John. NIB Whitney
Brig Mystic Fish s. Marss-smsllwood Anderson a Go
Dy ss sR Rio wees Co.
sssr Ocean Ranger Friend k,9sso9,E gaos
seRr col sspers ststscu Mot, CO.
r ss s soe
sshr Segane Cole LSra oueTTeaa
Co
sS nssnq rs GSe@an saoe Mckee
Steamer Tseony, Wilson, Philadelphia
ARRIVED.
Empire State Briggs Liverpool Aug with mdse and
s 6n a @ os 5a As Il 1t aa ~
could Judge ard board g5h LAT
o. Ion @ Eoo Of a iep from nosoa S sr
Bong Kong ssme time ock pilot from boat No ls S'h no
pool hs sg i G births or deaths passage have
been days from the Banks and days from Georges shoai
senasrs s to wt,osk Aug Il o. 80 sxchsas
22d lat "A 2 Ion - OF exchanged signals with ship showing
white burgee with black anchor in it, steering f. time
Bremen brig Johann standing Experienced heavy
weather on the passage
Ship Russell tot Bath, Perkins Bristol f. AZ days
with Iailr Dad IRON TO order.
Bark Virginia (of Machas). Wallace Mayaguez PR, Aug
H. Ion e5 H. spoke brig WaIondng York;
Bark John Benson Burmelster Havana IL DAYS. with
gar segars tobacco Sturges Co LIST inst Edward
noeysey, died Sept PM of Carysfort Reef
a large vessel bottom up
Brig Peuobscot Bangor Edgerly, Arecebo PR IA days
with sugar &c. to Brett. Son Il Co
Brig Kate Heath Brown Cardenas Aug @ with molasses
4 Eephews Aug % lat q Is Ion 81 20, in gale
from ENE split sails carried away rail &c.
schr Ospray (r) Wilson, Areceibo Pr Aug "a. with su
BAN lion Bros 2a lat - u.s. Ion 81 tell In with
the wreck OF opsa schr both and the vessel
and sails the surface OF the water took
from her foresai topgallan'sal and blocks
schr Wren (Br Coe Port au Prince Aug 25 with logwocc
to master.
schr wide World Dickenson, Wilmington. NC, days.
echr John To;ten. Waters Petersburg days.
Schr BENJAMIN. Cassidy, Lubec.
schr Rescue, Burns Portland
schr Geota, Bacon, Boston.
Schr Narcssa, Hope, Cape Cod.
Steamer Sophia Green. Philadelphia.
Steamer Osceola Clark Providence
Steamer Qnnrebaug Eolum Norwich.
Arr ll,L--schr suwasseu, Hudson, Alexandria days.
SAILED.
Steamship Tennessee, San Juan, Mic
rd dufin he oay
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-09-13
NIis-senf Letterg,

List OF letters advertised In the Baltimore S9n Tues
day, Sept q 1850 remaining in the Post o!hce Al Bait
more uncaled for, doubt mis- directed letters.
PHILADELPHIA HOUSES
s W. Decoursey
4, Dre2el Co., 70 sdvert Hed in the Baltimore Sun
Brothers Gray; no doubt intended for Gray a Bro
her. Ii Is advertised in the letter Il.
W. II. Horstmann
Joseph Howell & Co.
l.. +. Lazy 4 Co. doubt intended for l. J. Levy 4
Co. as such firm exists either Philadelphia Boston,
Baltimore New York
Daniel Mccarthy Son. Dock street wharf.
EcCutcheon Collins.
S. T. Watkins, .Jr.. Co.
No New York Boston houses.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-09-13

TIE fUhI BfHUN HttIDFNT Of THE NFW TURK
CrN1ptt RAILROAD The Auburn Advertiser, IN speaking
Of the recent railroad accident at Port Byron when
six drovers killed, remarks;-"The scene s said
20 have been fu. Strips ~ the skin and esh OF the
victims covered the floor Of the when they were
taken out The skin of man shoulder fell on 10 the
bore. TIE hand Of one OF them, wrenched from the
wrist and terribly scalded found upon the door or
the car
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-09-13
Personal Intelligence.
DEPARTURE.

For Liverpool IN steamship Ercsson-Mss Catharne Kes
serby Mr. and Miss Morrison, VIM Stone Miss Schaper,
Master Morrison, Miss Morrison and Miss Stone
Mr. Schenck Suydam, Miss. Ann Suydam Y; Mr. aud Mrs
Hawkins and two children VIM Hawkins Mr. and Mrs Mache
and child, Mr. Gouzenlen, Mr. George Gordon Mrs
Atkins. Cincinnati Mr. Beard and friend England; Scott
n.Nf
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-09-13

will be recoected that during sst month the nr,,lsh
bark Adieu was discovered in sinking condi ion OF
CAPE Ann, and by the timely assistance OF Tteut p.ca
tur Trencbart IN the steamer VIXEN who n engaged ON
The norheaserp section Of The Coast the lives Of
the crew and the bark with her valuabe cargo were
saved Il probable that before this the fac, has been
commuu caed TO the British and that soe
action will be taken by i IN reference 10 the comends
bic services of Lieut. Trenchard and those the officers
and crew under bis command The following card from
the Boston journal, speaks for itself -
CARD.
BosroS, Ans ~ TsE
The Undersigned behalf ~ the and underwriters
n ne Brush bark Adeu and cargo, hereby tender their
thanks Lieutenant Commanding q Decatur Trenchard and
officers ~ The United States VIXEN FOR the
prompt efficient and successful assistance rendered
Thursday ifh when he bark sinking condition
~ Care Am, bavug been ashore the Sal AL AM Cor
tow uH said bark u'n gloucester In safety.
T.. =. CUBBF1T, Master o. 10. Alter
ISRAEL LOMBARD a co.
ConsRnees and Agents FOR New Brunswick Marine Tns Co
JAMES STURGIs,
Agent for Tloyds and British Under writer's
China Mutual lbs, Co, ~ GEORGE l.. DEBL0Is Secretary
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-09-13

SUICIDE OF LADY IN DErRoIr.-A lady board
ing At the house Of VIM Sabine Congress street.
Mr.. Sabine's Saturday last and applied for
board, say ing that her rame Mss Cook that she
cousin named Seymour, cotton dealer at the SOUTH
who was stopping at the Bddle House. Soon after her
arrival she taken sick and physician sent for On
Tuesday she was better and asked her physician she
might eat somc Ice He gave hts permission and
about neon she sent for . dish and IT, About two
O'Clock che was taken with spasms and her physician
rent for who Immediately asked her what she had been
taking. She asked Don't you know, Doctor ~ Said
be " Is II strychnnef" She answered, Yes" To his
inquiry a. to how much she had taken, she said What
bought for q shinzn she said she purchased II in
Cleveland, and brought II with her. she asked why
she had taken Il, and answered, Many causes.n She
requested that her cousin might be sent for AZ the Bdde
House, but the messenger returned, saying that no
such person there. She died al about halt past
O'Clock, 10 the most excrucating agony Justice lane
was called, and In luest held, aad verdict
dered IN accordance with the facts Among her effects
found marriage certificate showing that her maiden
name vas Eiizn Aun dickinson, aud that she mar
ried In 1855: 70 William W plngree In her portefnonnae
sss found paper empty, carefully labelled "suych.
nne poson' one shiing Qnhe a number Of letters
found, apparently inst written directed and sealed
all signed .tE A. lngree.' one directed 10 the
Cleveland Iei7dsaler. In II she says she married
10 1885 10 Mr. lineree that she lived him ill April
(prt badly last Aprl) when she HIT him In
oanapcs. Ind and started dressmakng she vas doing
well until Der husband fornd out where she was when
she len ard returned - tcvclNd 20 attend 10 her trial
one letter directed TO her brother j. W Dickinson
Rridsewstcr Williams county, Ohio She tells him that
sAo shall live long aud that she shall have her effects
ssui 40 her mother. onc letter directed q Mr.
Knight, Sparta Iisfalc county, Michigan. and another
70 Mrs Brooks without stating place In his letter she
gives directions that her elects be sent 70 her mother
pi,sford. Hlsdac county, arc that Mr. pingres have
none Of them. also wished ~ be buried In Wellington by
the side Of her babe number OF letters were foan1
rom Mr.. Hovey, Der attorney Cleveland, relative %
divorce, winch ghe try ing obtain from her hus.
band. humber 81 letters were also found IRON ncr
that trouble bad induced her to take her life Os,oa
Aor4tisG, Srs. II.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-09-13

fern CIR. AEAsTROss before reported spoken with loss or
her Eiarboarf rigging Jofdans Point miles below
City Point. Va. on the Ilih inst
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-09-13

i0tals.ssssss A
Persons having subscription books or monys colec'sd
account the above are respectfully requested 70
gnd them 10 the Treasurer or before the 10th Inst,
r7tepAratory 10 -iosing the accounts
lewis CURTIS Treasurer, 70 Broadway.
kagIKxDEg Is, lsse
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Arrived This Day.

Steamship FLORIDA woodruff. Savannah q hours. with
mise and passengers 10 Saml Mitchell sept a. az II NJ
q Haueras exchanged Sgnas with steamship MARION, Tor
charleston.
bark Cadet, Guide Belize Hcnd Aug - with skins cochl
neal G Josiah Jex.
Bsrk Re,olue Deley from New London, Grinneil
tow o. stenmug Achilles
Brig Balance lar' Stubs Gonayes Aug %. with log
w0oc. y A a w isor.
nrlr Mary CApen East NachAsl, johnson. NneyAs
I. wah Ceear aud makerauy, a. MAYHEM.
Brig African, Whtemore. ccfut Aur L. with
&c 10 Mathew a 4albnt
schr nthonnare arr Lockhari, Windsor vs. n plaster
10 ! Whitney A Co.
sebr Anita Eycrton, Elizabeth City days.
koop Pointer, Fowler, Providence.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-09-13
INTELLIGENCE.


Steamship Augusta. LYON Savannah--S l. Mlichnl.
steamship Jas Adger Turner Charleson-Sponord, Tiles
ton A 60.
steamship jamestown Parrish Yorfolk-rudlam Plea.
SAINTS
faIk ulane (rireml Behring, frankortOelrichs Co.
Schr BTonies Breyoort Port Platte-Wepberg Weeks
schr Excelsior Babbidge, Point PetreNetcsS Duncan
schr Charger, Sloan, Bayport-D l. sayres
Scl.r r Johnson johnson Newhern-Davis Holmes.
Sehr Icpew, EtmOnds. Fyedericksburg-yan Brunt 4
SlaglL
Schr J 7 Barnard Stiles. City Point-Merriil Abbott
S.oop Oregon Rhodes, Provdene e-Master.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-09-13

81 An packages and letters Intended for the Nsw gosK liz
should he sealed
ross-ras
NOON Ri3Fs eve
sETs............ IA HGH morn 7 A.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-09-13

The Treasurer o. the ont committee for the relief Of
the sufferers BY TIE nunda,ons France Acknowledges
the receip, Of the following SUBSCRIPTIONS
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-08-05
Southern Iuaolanca.

Mr.. Buchanan is said TO have remarked
the other day, that the recent speech of Sen.
a,ar Sumner, was "the most vulgar TRADE
Of abuse ever delivered in deliberatiye boz
dy."
Mr.. Stephens said: Well, gentlemen n,
you make good deal of clamor on the Ne
braska measure, but it don't alarm us at all.
We have got used to that kind oftalk. You
have Threatened before, but have neuer per-
formed. You have always eaued in, and
you will again. You are I mounting, ,0Aite-
liuersa set, OF course you will oppose; we
expect that; but we don't care for your op-
position. You will rail; but we don't care
for your railing. You will hiss, but SO do
adders. We expect it of adders, and ex-
pect it of you.
You are like the devils that were pitch
ed over the battlements Of heaven into hell.
They set up howl OF discontinue, and SO
will you. But their fate ,oas sealed, and so
IS yours. You must submit to the yoke, but
don't chafe. Gentlemen, we have got you
in our power. You tried to drive US TO the
wall in 1850, but times are changed.
You went wooling and have come home
feeced. Don't be so impudent as to com
plain. You will only be slapped in the
face. Don't resist. You will only be lash
ed into obediel CO.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-08-05
DIR lsANFORD,s INYIaoRAToR

LNRoM one 70 fourbottles Of DR.. sanford's Inyigo-
l rator cures Liver Complain of long stan ding.
From two TO six tshspo( nfuls cures bilious at
lacks, iftaken night and morning continually.
From one to two doses relic, es attack Of sick
hezda che.
From enc to three teaspoonsfuls cures seur stem-
ach.
From one TO two bottles cures the most obstinate
chronic diarThGa.
From sneto three doses per day cures con nrme ed
dyspepsia.
From one to three doses cures diarrhea or sum
mer col pl amt.
From one 10 four tsaspoonsfuls cures cholera NOR
bus; one spoonful every halfhour.
From ono to two bottles cures jaundice.
From one to two bottles cures the most obstinate
female distractions.
From one to tso doses cures attack caused by
worms.
From one to four doses cureseolic.
One bottle will remove all yellowness from the
skin.
From one to six doses cures eho lera in fantum.
From four to six doses, in many hours, cures
cholera.
Rorsale by Druggists generally, and CHAs. T.
WEBB, Davenport; also by Sanford q Co., N. Y.
City. july 80 dH
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-08-05
roR PRESIDENT,
JOHN g. FREMONT.
rea vtcs rRssIpExr,
William /. Dayton.



D. xssh aaa he nssk ssIslsad DrsAgs-
The 81. Leuis chsnbsr 81 Commerce has
csns u he conclsssos not - apply for On
isbncusn sesinss the repairing Of cur
bridge. Ia place Of On injunction they
have dsassnissi T. .msnorislise Congress
10 ssnsss ~ bridge BY an set Of lsgisla-
iien. r. tAs cad il 10 proposed BY the ga
pisn, 0smbsrs Of the Chamber to spend
the remainder Of the GUNNER and the COM
Ing sutsmn 10 attempting 10 combine the
steamboat interest against the bridge, SO
a. 10 bring /, 10 bear Al the next session of
Congress. 4 meesiag Q! lumbermen,s,eam
boatnss and Others 10 to be held at Gale
No on lhs fret OF October. II is we'll
enough 10 know the movements of our op-
ponenis. The abandonment OF the injunc-
ton and the proposed appeal to Congress
is yer, good method for preventing their
fall bsins dangerously precipitate. We
apprehsnd that Congress viii be as little
disposed a. the Supreme Court to disturb
4 structure % imperstively demanded by
commercial and travelling interest which is
already much greater than that represented
or accommodated by steamboats,. II tie
subject b brough. before Congress. We are
coaidsn, that body will decide in favor of
maiats ming the fridge as jus, compromise
between the conflicting interests. We
quote frsm the Chicago Press the following
remarks on the subject:
ave have again to remind our ST. Louis
friends that the Missouri river, lying wholly
within their own State, is no longera safe
highway for citizens OF free Statss, nor can
they transport their goods upon il withou,
the absolute Certainty Of losing them BY an
act Of piracy. This beam in their own eye
shold be renewed before they volunteer
to extract the mote from the eye
OF . nsighbor. While we advise
them to address their energies to
work which j, 10 within their power to ac-
eomplish, we would also remind them that
in attempting the removal of the Rock Is
land Bridge they engage in war against
manifest destiny. The progress OF the age,
the improvements which late years have
inaururssed in the means of transit, the
great thoronghtsres which have been open
ed through the heart of the continent, and
which are dsing 4 thousaud-fold more to-
wards developing iss resources and multi.
plying The nesssssries and Injuries Of life
than nssgsbls rivers ever have done-ail
call alssi IN . vsy that cannot be unheed-
ed or rSunderstood. for corresponding leg.
islstion and for right action on the part Of
the Jusicisry. Railroads have rights as
we'll - Rivers. Or rather, the people
whose istsresis are sutservsd by railroads
are not 20 have those interests sacrificed
fer the supposed benest of those who are
sssvsd b rivers. The ST. Louis Chambs
of Cosasses are engaged in as hopeless ~
undertaking. - vas the old dame who s,rove
with ocD to bsep the advancing tide out
of her kouss."
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-08-05

bought your doughfacss and can buy them
again.
lift could be possible for the South to BE-
satisfied with Kansas, he would say give 4
to them; but they would never be satisfied,
the principles offreedom and slavery were
inimical and could never be at peace. The
South acknow lodged but one principle, the
principle that "might makes right"
We have already committed great
wrong in acquiescing in their aggressions,
because by doing go we have put a heavier
burden on those who are to come after US.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-08-05
GLORIOUS
VICTORY!
Scott County Redeemed!

We are unable to give the entire returns
from our county, but SO Ear as known i Is
conceded that the Republican ticket has
carried by from 800 to 400 majority. In
Davenport township nearly 1900 votes were
cast, oil of which were not counted last
night, but il is supposed the majority for the
Republican ticket cannot vary much from
an average Of 100.
The returns from lie Claire and Prince
ton had not come in at II o'clk. last night;
they of course will be favorable.
The following are the majorities from
the other country precincts:
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-08-05

BAD prxrs.ea-Buchansn has been
seeking the nomination for the Presidency
for sbou, twenty-five years. In 1886 he
was repudiated by his party for Van Buren,,
and he was set aside again for Van Buren,
in 1910; in 1s44 he was turned off for Polk,
in ls4s for Cas-, and in 1852 for Pierce
And now, in 1856, he has been nominated
only to be defeated. A pretty hard lot for
the old gentleman.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-08-05

BAkLEY.-The New York Tribune says
the accounts respecting the barley crop in
that State promise an abundant yield and
good quality. 1t has heard OF contract for
the sale OF 4O,O 600 bushels, one half to be
delivered the last week in August At so cts
and the other half before the 18th Of Sep
TENDER at s. Cts.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-08-05

CENTRAL AMEkIcA,-G Gen. G oicouri,
Walkers new Minister to England and
France. arrived in Washington City on the
2sth ult. He 10 said to be the bearer OF
important dispatches from Walker to the
United States government, which be in
tended to present to Secretary Marcy i'm.
mediately. He intends sailing for England
hr the frat steamer 30 a. to be able to be
present at the final settlement of the Cen.
trail American question.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-08-05

AT HIS HonE the eight political
papers published in Lancaster, Pa, the
home of Mr.. Buchanan, ave give an active
support to Fremont and Day ton. two are
for Buchanan, and one for Fillmore. These
embrace an aggregate circulation Of seven
teen thousand copies weekly, of which thir-
teen thousand are opposed to "the favorite
son.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-08-05

DEAD LErrEas.-During the quarter
which ended on the s0th ult., the clerks Of
the dead letter branch Of the General Post
Ofice found, in letters returned, seventy
thousand dollars in money. About seven
Fights Of the whole amount has been re-
turned to its owners.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-08-05

Another accession to the Fremont Press
is recorded. The Harrisburg (Pa.) Telegraph,
has hoisted the flag ofFremout and Dayton.
This paper is regarded as the organ of the
State Administration, and its course has
been anxiously watched by the friends Of
both Fillmore and Fremont.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-08-05

j FREMONT IN N. Y.-The New York
Herald Gays i, is conceded that Fremont
willcarry that State by the greates msjor-
lily ever given to an electoral ticket. phin
-.,,l muJority very close,
but both States will give one sufficiently
large for all practicable purposes.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-08-05

Mrs. II. BEEcHER SrowE sailed recently
for Europe. She will bring out her book,
"on the Influence Of Slavery upon the
White Population" during her absence,
both in England and 10 the United States.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-08-05

A bank note detector gives the number
Of banks in the United States whose notes
have not been counterfeited or altered, as
463; and the number whose notes have been
couuterfeited or altered as 1854.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-08-05
SMITH e. SHAW'S,

NO. 244 WASHINGTON STREET,
One Door above Robinson, NEW YORK.
Wholesale dealer in
Brooms, PaiIs, Brushes. Wood and Willow
Ware, French and American Baskets,
Wagons, Cradles, and Chairs,
Mats, Cordage, &c.
fwines,
or English md American Manufacture, such Wool
Room, Seine, Sewing, and'India Irvine, which they
offer as low as can be purchased any where In the
CITY. Give US a call. augs-d2m
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-08-05
Dissolution.

Dissolution.
NOTICE is hereby given that tn. Copar,ncr,b,,
heretofore existing between the undersigned inlcr
the name and FIRM Of NOURsE a. HUNGERp0En ~
THIS day dissolved by mutual consent ' "
All debts due said firm are 60 bo paid IN Ievf u.
lord, and all demands against said firm will be paiJ nv
him " "e pau ny
July 90, SO LEVI UIINGrRV1,pn
me business viii be continued by the undersiged who
tended. INV III N1n euy,o," "a
Moline, ILL.,, Juiy2o.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-08-05
ARCHITECTS.

T G. COCHRAN & co. having secured room No.
81 q Com ercial buildings, are prepared to fur
nish designs for buildings of every description. Al
drawings executed for machinery patents DC.
WOULD REFER I'd
A. LeClaire, Davenport.
n. Fejervary,
Nichols, isbeli & Co, Bankers, 90
Burnell, Giliet 4 Co., Lumber dealer :.
Bennett d Plumer, Lawyers, I"
Burrows & Prettyman, Merchants, 50
July o. dit
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-08-05
Situation H1Mfpd.

DYayouus an from the East, in . wholesale or
Il retsii dry goods or grocery store. Good refer
eace given. Address ]. j. B at this oiice.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-08-05

lFci The Gazette.
To Franklin Pierce, President Of the United
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-08-05

OF Merchandise of all kinds, including Books, statone
ry Groceries, Hardware, Dry Goods and second hand
Furniture, Agricultural Implements, Mechanics Tools,
&C., nc.
Having Of the best positions in Davenport Tor such
business with ample for storing carriages, build
ing materials lumber, &c. Consignments are solicited
and sold for moderate charges.
Particular given to Real Estate, Leases Cor
poration Stocks, &c.
Cash advances made when required, AMI Insurance ef-
fected against loss by IRE Satisfactory reference gwen
july % sd ELI ADAMS.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-08-05
Thresliing Machines

H O r. - O II o w O T. -.
N0URSE, vIELE q CO..
A he Iowa Agricultural Depot, Corner OF Rock Is
fAlandsnd Front Streets Davenport, Iowa, have for
sale the celebrated
Pitts Threshing Machine, Separator and Horse
Power, for or 10 Horses,i
Emory or Pease's Endless Chain Railroad Hcrse
Powers, for to Q Horses
With Threshing Separators, Portable Saw Mills
Grist Mills, and Corn Shelters adapted to Horse Pow
ers. ALSO
FARMING IMPLENENT6,l
Wagons, Carriages, and Buggies, Garden and Canal
Railroad Wheebarrows, in great variety
inly y dwtf
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-08-05
FARMING IMPLEMENrs,l

Prices Reduced.
SIMMER DRESS 6010S AT COST
wv have still good assortment of different styles of
w Ladies Summer Dress Goods,
which are anxious dispose oil, and will oder them
frosn thiA day AT COST.
Among them may be found
Berege Robes,
Silk Grenadines Tissues,
Printed Jaconets Z Lawns,
Plain and Printed Bersges
Silks, Poplyns, etc.
Persons in want OF such goods requested TO ex-
anime this assortment, Money can be saved by
buy at WADSWOKTH'S,
july 10 I'd st. ep. lie Claire House.