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The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-03-03

What Gov. Gha1non - - 90 IN AAAss'
The 81. Louis Evening Pilot, in referring
TO the passage of Gov. Shannon through that
city, says:
Gov. Shannon is Fastening on to Le-
compton, where he will take up his resi-
dence, and exert ell bis influence TO quiet
the Disturbances in Kansas. The Govern
or goes out well fortified with instructions,
and we learn will be followed in rev days
by something more substantial, IN the shape
of over two thousand new muskets OF the
newest and mos, improved fashion, fresh
from the factory ., Harper's Ferry. These
are the MIME musket, and are said to be
more efficient and produce more moral sua'
,ion than the Sharpe's rifles. on which the
heroes of Lawrence rely TO carry out thei'
treason. These muskess are designed Tor
the militia of the Territory, the bona hde
settlers, and Gov. Shannon 10 instructed
We understand, to rely upon these TO sustain
his government and uphold his authority
The Aid of the United States troops vii
no, be called in, except in the last resort
There will doubtless be q tremendous rusf
az emipran,s into the Territory, both IRON
the North and the South, as soon az naviga
tion is open, and there may arise some col
lfsions and partia! outbreaks in the ferrto
~; bu, we do not look for any general dis
turhsnce, and If Gov. Shannon De a man o
energy and decision, backed as ne 10 oy the
Executive and the mora! sense OF the com
muni,y. he will no, find il very dirficuh ~
On sintsin Law and order IN Kansas.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-03-03

LOOK OUT FOR Among
the new counterfei,s upon Illinois and
Wisconsin Banks, now 10 circulation, are
the following:
S. on the Mclean County Bank. Illinois,
altered from as-vig- drove Of cattle, sheep,
los on the Merchants and Mechanics
Bank, Wheeling, vs.-vig. spread eagle;
medallion on each md unlike genuine.
los on Bank OF Racine, Wisconsin, al.
tered from 2s-vig. horse. farm house, &c
road view on left and coat OF arms on igh,
los on Farmers and Traders Bank, III
altered from 2s-vig. sailor, barrels, &c.
ship al sea 10 the distance; President Pierce
on the right end.
10. on the Cenirsi Bank. Peoria, H.. al.
tered from is--well aone-Bsnk issues M
los.
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From the NstioaAl Esa.l
l(r. 0iddiu9s Withdrawing from Public Lifs,

IT. 0lootn8s WunorAW1n8 aIUm xuUIc 1iW'
TO The People Of the T.celth Congressional
Dislrici of Ohio:
FELLOW CIrIzENs:-The long pending
coMuDkt for the election OF Speaker has
terminated, Freedom has achieved her first
important vi:tory in the House of Repre-
sentatives of the American Congress. The
doctrines Of Jefferson, Of the fathers of the
American Revolution, have been fe.estab.
lished in the citadel oil oppression.
In the long period Of my service here,
have sough. nsither emolument nor distine-
ton. | have labored for the re-establisment
OF those principles for which our revolution
AIRY fathers contended, have lived to see
them recognized by mslority OF the pop
uIar branch OF Congress, regard myself
among the most fortunate OF public men. |
have attained the highest point Of my ambi-
ton. arm SATISFIED And know tina, you
will appreciate my feelings when express
the hope that, ar the expiration OF my pres
en-, term 0! office, may retire from public
iife--step aside from the public & ERE
turn 10 my humble home--and in the retire.
ment SO congenial u my nature, spend the
remainder OF the life which Heaven has al
lotted 10 me; while other and ADLER states.
men shall carry forward the work SO auspi.
ciousls commenced, until our Government
shall be redeemed and regenersted from the
corroding sin of oppression, and the bless.
ings Of Heaven shall rest upon free eoun'
iry J R. GIpDlsGs.
Washington City, Fab. G, 1856
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-03-03

CHrLRKs FaozEs TO DEATH.--It is pain
ful to hear OF SO many instances Of death
from freezing, as are being recorded the
treaen, winter. The Hamilton CO., Intel.
liQencer Of the 7,h inst. makes mention OF
the death OF two children, 4 few days pre-
vious, from this cause, in Union county, Ind. II,
near the Butler Co. line. Their parents"
says the Intelligencer." live In log house.
and wen, to bed with large fire burning
In the room Tie mother heard the chill
dren complain in the night, and she arose
and placed additional cover on their bed
In the morning she got up, prepared break.
fast, and on going 10 her children, found
them frozen stiff The agony ofihsI poor
mother NAV be imagined. but csnno! be de-
scribed Eaton (O) Resister.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-03-03

The Hon. F. X Zollcotfer, represc nta-
tive OF the Nashville (Tenn.) district In
Congress, is Saitzer by descent, and par
takes largely of the best characteristics Of
tina. martial and indomitable race. He
comes OF an old baronial family in Ssiizer-
land, the estates OF which descending TO the
oldes, male member of the family, are now
held by Gen Zoilcoffer, he being the head
OF the family He is nevertheless self
made man, and started out in life poor. He
is practical printer, having, when boy
learned 10 set type in the ONCE Of the
Knoxville Register. His career as an ed.
itor was marked by considerable ability and
great devotion to principle. He is the first
editor and printer by profession that has
ever represented Tennessee district in
Congress.
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GOOD OUT o. AvIL.

/, is one of the dispersations OF Provi-
dence that evil is always accompanied by
good. and no matter how fragrant an outrage
may be, its concomtant good in par, re-
lieves il OF its Nervousness. The infictions
Of the present Administration upon our
common country is q subiec, 10 point. and
sac nagrancy Of the outrases enacted in
Kansas 10 an apt illustration. IL is cues.
lonssie after eli whether The crimes per.
petrsted in thar territory have not already
proven the source Of more good than EVIL.
Certainly they have awakened The Amer
eau people. and infused into them more Wig
or and aroused them to greater activity up.
On the slavery question, than otherwise
might have been done for many years.
Look =, Congress. For thirty-six years
tie South has controlled the House OF Rep.
reseatsuses, shaping its action, moulding
ito business and stamping its character up
on thai body Bu; nov through the potent
induehee .! the spirit aroused in the coun-
Try ~ the pefpelrsiion OF the Kansas in.
EQUITIES. 3 speaker and other important OH
GERS have teen chosen from among northern
men, WHO vii give character 10 The body
ever which they preside. The South feels
itself in tie minority, and 40 longer flares
Up and threatens dissolution II measure be
proposed conflicting with lis peculiar IN
terests.
Too long the North, possessing IS she
has done. the power and influence in Con
gross. has tamely submitted for political
eject, to be ruled By the South, and right
glad are We that there are q, last men found
Ia Congress. who catching the spirt from
the country, are resolved that the North in
proportion TO her power shall WELD an in.
fuencs in the councils OF the naiion.-
Much then as We condemn the lawlessness
10 Kansas. originated by Democrats and
fostered BY the Administration. We rejoice
that their iniquity has been carried to such
IN extreme that reaction has taken place
in the minds Of the people, that threatens
to stay the growing evil, IL not drive !, back
to it, original limits.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-03-03

HAxo OFT YouR BAssEss-A writer 10
The Country Gentleman says: Il have
scarcely ever rode in The country without
thinking how much matter Of convenience
and sstifsctioh would be the general adop.
don Of this practice among the sgricultu-
rel community. There 10 certainly much
greater propriety in the farmer putting bis
name upon his door, when near the road
OF upon bis gate pos; VII. his house stands
esci, than for persons residing in cities"
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Piatisrn Adopted - he 1spsslisan cenvsn.

The following is the declaration Of prin-
cipies adopted b. the late Pittsburg Con-
yention:
rirsi--We demand and shall attempt 10
secure the repeal of oil laws which ALLOW OF
the introduction Of slavery into Territories
once consecrated to freedom, aud will resist,
by eyery constitution! means, the exist
ence Of slavery in any OF the Territories OF
the United States.
Second We vii! support by every lawful
means our brethrea in Kansas. in Their con-
st,,1iiousl and manly resistance TO the
asnrped authority vi their 'awless invaders.
aud will give the tull weight OF our point
cal power ia favor of the immediate adm!s-
son 0! Kansas TO the Union as tree, SOW
ereign, Independent State.
Taird-Believing that the present Na'son'
81 Administration has shown liseif 10 De
weak and faithisss. and that its continuance
in power 10 identified with progress OF the
Slave power to National supremacy, with
exclusion of Freedom from the Territories.
and with increasing civil discord, il IL lead.
ing purpose OF our organizauonts resist ana
overthrow it.
Accompanying the above resolutions " as
an address, OF which the following IS the
substance:
The address commences By expressing
uaal,erable attachment 20 the unon' ana
determinations 10 preserve il; at the same
time i, recommends ell true Republicans 10
oppose ,se further extension OF slavery. IL
should be KEEP. where ,now is. a history
o. the various acts Of the General Govern
men, regarding slavery is given, aud an
account OF the recent doings IN kansas
Congress has q Constitutional right 10 eS-
Glade slavery from Territories. Il has no
right TO confer popular sovereignty on Kan
sa. and Nebraska, thus giving away its own
authority over Territories. The address
calls upon oil Republicans TO support the
Constitution against the assaults OF its en-
enies, and recommends energetic measures
Tor the election of the candidates OF the
Presidential Conve ntion.
Both address and resolutions were adop-
led with nine cheers
II will be remembered that the Repubii-
can Nominating Convention 10 to meet a.
Philadelphia on the 18th of June next-ths
Sis, anniversary OF the Battle OF Bunker
Hill.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-03-03

Frozen TO DEATH.-We learn that a
boy between ten and forteen years of age.
son OF Mr. Lincoln. living on or near the
Minnesota State line, was frozen to death
on the prairie, two or three weeks ago
He had been out with some persons in pur-
suit of an elk, and not returning with the
party, his father went in search of him and
found aim two or three miles from home -
When found he vas SO nearly overcome
with cold, tina, he died before reaching
home - DEBORAH Chronicle.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-03-03

GREAT flss AT CorPEsAs CEEES Ian
DING The extensive warehouses al Cop
pera. Greek La ndng on the Illinois river,
with all their contents. were consumed by
Gre, about noon on Tuesday OF last week,
They were owned BY A. c. Thompson, and
leased by Messrs. Smith and Others Two
warehouses, ard dwelling house dioining,
we're totally destroyed. The loss OF The
Iessees OF the warehouses is very heavy
Mr. Shreeyes, OF Fairview, lost in produce.
hogs, lard, &c. ST. 900; 7. Maple g. Son
between $4,000 and $4,000; Messss. Piper
g. Shoups. Sl,loO 10 81 500; A. {. Bah
cocks loss is very heavy. The balance of
the less will tall upon farmers and others,
storing for their own account. No Insurance.
The safe. containing abou. IS 1000 in money,
and the books and papers OF the warehouse,
fell from the second Aoor into the water, and
was lost.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-03-03

The London Times in commenting upon
The text, 90 sloqasntly hsfped upon year
or TWO ago, that "England's peril Is Ire
lands opportunity" speaks thus OF the ben
ef,s that have occurred to the seven mil
lioas in Ireland, by England. "sr With
Russia -
Ireland has sysied herself OF the OPP
oor,uni,y 10 extract her share OF honor out
OF the war, and, as il happens, more than
her share OF its profits. She has supplied
the greater part Of the beet and PorE re-
ouired for the army and navy, and the de-
nand has enriched her farmers and grsziers'
No country ever made so great start IN
two shor, years. The benefit 10 England
il that Ireland has ceased to be burden
an anxiety and scandal. We ind. TO our
surprise and pleasure, that We dc not re-
ouire 10 hold the island in military occupa-
ton or reconquer il every year. We have
no, 10 maintain there a. large force as
we sc n, TO The Crimea. So much has the
| resui. OF "ireiand's opportunity opened our
I eyes that il 10 nov shrewdly suspected the
\ police force is excessive. When j, was
lately suggested to send them 10 the Crimea
nobody had though, for the Landlords, the
agents, the corn-rieks, and the cattle lei, be-
( hind. No Irishman would be SO base as to
take tina, advantage Of the absence Of the
( police on so glorious an erand. On the
I whole, besides the gain Of comfort and ap-
( pesrance. on the merest military ca!eula
I ton ireland 10 q better ally than she was a
dozen years ago. True, che then contrib
( u,ea more men to the army, bu, then she
KEEP, 10000 of them a. home. The differ
enee tina, Ne are concerned with and the
difference al the disposal Of our War Min
is,sr Tor the common service OF the Empire
/. greater now than it wa. in 1874.
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A Card

TN vlthd RI wing from tho nrm of Fad. Stew art"
lnsa duty owe 10 those gentlemen Is STATE =
that owing 10 unlocked for fsmiiy bereayemsnts-
| am co mpeiisd 10 devote my undivided tune aad
attention 10 other business, asd resretsg as do
the necessity OF this step, l do In the msaa time
M .. ehserfsiiy recommend Messrs. "Esdsd Stew
arr rs men OF integrity, Industry and sfsi<Hey in
the Land Agency eusiness-sGd hope that III old
nym will continue To receive that extensive and
reauneraiiye patronage which i has heretofore en-
loved DAVID HIGGINS.
The Land Agency business will be oonsinued IS
formerly by ..Etas IL stewart" NJ their place o! has
mess In the Post ONCE building, where they viii be
happy 10 recsse tneir old frie ads, ani We hope 10y
strict attention merit and receive their iui! snafs
OF patronage. EADs s. SIEN Ak.
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DE4THs.-Dr. John Van Barren, OF 4 lbs.
~, 9 gentleman of enYisble reputation.
died on Saturday last. DR.. john H. Whit.
tsi~, distinguished IS an ans,omisl, died in
New York on Monday lsst Hon. Ed,eard
D. Hubby. formerly a representative In
Congress from the. Schuy lki'l District, Pa,
died 10 Philadelphia on Saturday last.
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The story of an elephant that was los,
overheard from Baltimore steamer swim.
ming ashore great distance lie contradict.
Cd BY the Charleston Mercury which saws
the animal was almost certainly killed by .
blow Of the propeller Of the boat. Al On.
rate II has never been seen or heard 81
since
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Last Thursday morning Tbomas lioyne,
Distric, Attorney FOR the State OF Illinois.
by the grace or Pierce, and tit rspresen-
tsiiys Of The Border Rutisn party, made
al attack upon Charles L. Wilson, editor OF
the Chicago Journal, BY striking him in the
face with his fist The occurrence happened
10 Front OF The State Bank Mr.. Wilson.
being Free State man, Immediately re-
scented the blow with counterpart well
laid on, which had the effect TO send Pierce's
Official very unceremoniously through the
plate glass window among the astonished
clerks in the Bank! The question now is,
who pays for the glass! The Journal of
the same evening makes the following cool
aliusion TO the subject -
A Rus Oh TIE BAkK.-We understand
there was u run on one Of the Clark street
Banks this morning. II was promptly
checked by e"small' Government deposit.
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NkwspAPEE SrocK.--Three thousand
four days since. for one share OF the New
York Tribune This would make The one
hundred shares, into which that establish
Asni WAS divided E few years ago, worth
$4,000 The par value Of each share /.
$1,000.
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Or. Rufus w. Griswoid has sued tn.
Tribune for LIBEL, laying the damages 81
$4,000. The articles complained Of are
ssvsge editorial attack, and the publication
ofsn sbusye speech OF Mrs Z l. Rose.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-03-03

lITHE BIEDs.--The cold weather, cav.
Richmond Enquirer. has proved quite fatal
70 birds Of every kind. II is stated thai a,
lssst five hundred birds have been found
dead on section Of the railroad embracing
distance OF nine miles below Chsrlotte..
vile, and partridges and other birds have
persisted in considerable numbers.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-03-03

Al Lex BoAr-The Brooklyn city sa-
shoritiss have appropriated $4,000 for the
construction Of powerful iron ferry-bost,
such a shall be able TO force . passage
across the East River. irrespective OF OBJ
ssructions from the ice.
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The Hartford Times OF Friday says
Ofsrs for Oysters as high as one dollar a
Sssrs have been.sent from this city, by tele-
graph TO Fair Haven, within the psst few
days, but none could be had.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-03-03

The Phiiadelphis Ledger ssys: The sc.
verify Of the present winter has caused a
Perceptible increase in disesses Of the
throat and lungs Quite one-ihird OF the
Deaths, in fact, have ariseS from these dis.
orders"
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-03-03

The Burlington HaWk- Eye says that con
tracts have already been made for the cree
ton Of new buildings in that city, the pres
ent season, amounting in the aggregate to
$500 900.
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BY EXPRESS.

lust received, large assortment .f silver spoon
u and Forks, made expressly fer this mafset, an'
stamped with iny name, Davenport ani VARIANTS
DIN silver al ALFKkB G.. EILLnss.
terl
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IN SCOTT COUNTY, IOWA

NJ The tottte \ " ssesf7- shs sosss
No a-Tne n r Sect "a NR2Eito seres.
So3-TLe y W sec ~ 7 g SR2K 100 acres.
Tie shove three tracts are beautifully situated
Tbs Railroad fniirs fIosl Davenport.
Aot-Ihe " OF the 5 w OF Sec 10 &c y ; Is
20 acres; mile. from Davenport;
Nos--The l. offs W ois.c e b. 10
seress miles from Davenport.
Nor The X ~ ths n h OF Sac II 4 Ten Il h.
NoG-sso a. i1Osers IL secs le AlST .7AHs f.,
apon IL. Mississippi River ~ miles from Davenport
NJ is-- iso acres in sse'sN and ~ i's \ RE.
Improved Farms.
No IL lmptos ed LarIa Ienee and q eug!y al.d
nice house. springs and . crssk on IL, ON Hickory
rote road. miles ffom losn, Usage Orange fence
started entire y around The farm s60 acres.
No l5-in Secs u, ~ s4I ~ R2E, 320 acres p,
100 improved and ~ in tlm Der.
No.3& n IN. farm VI ixo Scres, ~ fenced " uh
der cultivation, miles from town, mile essI OF
uulaqae Iosd. mile from Daixeit farm.
No .a--1Le Grant t.rm on Dubuque road, miles
from s3 s.ie, hxhis caiii' .sed, he4sr sHa Or
ehArd, Sc
Houses and Lots In Davenport.
So3o-Fins brick house on 9Th 81. between Hard
and Ripley 81. Excellent well, good stable, As.
No3l--tiood frame House, rooms, good sell, Re.
Lot s2I5aI, on Brad, near Locust 81.
So:9-A Story house on <th 81, containing ~
rooms aud store.
No. 33,-oood frame house, rooms, cellar, &c.
on 3tG 81. between Wac and Myrtle. otso1i5o.
~. .i.-I 10, OIL Brad. ~. lss b! 3OV--s3pt.
A.es-gl5I. srAa, ST., cor. q College, 64si50
-ssh.
No. .r.--l choice !VA FSffy VI u
IN sLIStos COUNT. IOWA.
No. ..-w fraeionai OF the D. W ses. s,.I
SIN. h, h., - o7-1Uv acres, near Ihorn's Mills
vsr. ion taspiisd tor soon.
ia STORY COUNTY.
No. .9-N h.. y OF Sec 81 IS :: W 10
No. M-S! orSw !of.ell STRAW SO acres.
No. SIS " ofsec II 20 X - w le0 acres
No N-Sto ON 1 Of sec II I ~ ~ W ~ acres.
No. a--A Of W ofsec IL i 81 k2s WeG acres,
No. >. w vi = /. Of sec Is 81 ~ w ~ seIes.
No. 3g-s VI frsc of \ w ofsee u ~ 3
No. ae~NEI OF sec Is II X - W 100 acres.
IN JASPER COUNTY.
No. IN r /. of sec ~ u 80 ~ w lop acres.
~ kEOkUk COUNTY.
No 1.-S snd \ W ofsee : - II " 30
40 ,3-s W.. and \ W! of sec To K law 320
~ MAHAsKA COUNTY.
No 4<--s w frae. OF see Ct 70 10 w l43 acres.
No Al S w OF sec % T ~ X Is w 100 acres.
No. 46-W OF n T. and Of \ w ofssc II ]
- X u 100 acres, timber,
IN BENTON COUNTY.
No. An L OF sec IS T 81 ROW LOO acres
IN MUsCATlNE COUNTY.
No. se-w 81 y w OF sec 30 T IS W so acres
miles from Auscaune, from junction. Apply 10
WILLIAM ALLEN, General Land Agent,
FEB 80 P.O. Buildii q, Brady street.
HiLLiAMALLEN,
General Land Agent
Feb. G-dtf ONCE Post Once Building.
Dst FRANCIS JACoBTS
Drug and Preserptio Store,
oc, 20 Brady, bet. ID 49,. davenport
mo pDNR
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DR. A. W right,


DEspECTFULLy Informs The Farmers aud Horse
hProprielors Of Davenport and vicinity, that he
has located himself In this place. where he will attend
punetuaity TO any business In his line.
From his long es persnee H. the sbsve business he
hss Inadp hmse II familiar with the various diseases
incident TO that noble and useu nimsl, the Hors.
in this country snd England.
Among she various disease. shich he cures are the
following: Bone bog, Blood Spa yiDs, Rngbone, Big
head, sphnis, Curbs and Gallons lie cures horses
that are tanned la the Shoulders. Pistulas, Poll.
Evil, W eaE Eyes Hesyes and most OF the diseases
both Internal and cxterBal-and wherein he promis.
cure, he requires no pag HHtH re care s5eet-
d.
tHe will give Instructions 70 any body who may de-
become acquainted with the practice of Veter
nary surgery. His celebrated
SPAWN and Ringbone Ointment,
Is oftse most useful specfcsin Veterinary Prac.
ties for the rem oval OF spssins, kingbone, Wind
CALLS, TenpiBs Curbs and Caouses Of ali nds, by
The OF one or two Boxes IL IL one Of the most
ussfu Stable oiItments ever discovered No farm
or Horse Dsaier sshou ID be withouiiI.
He also keeps constantly on hand his Invaluable
Worm and HOtI Powders.
He may be found at Parker spearins's Livery
stable, Davenport. Mich lsl-dwu
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Five Hundred Thousand

qualt, Dressed aud udr-ssd siding for sale Al o.
l. inter Yard taeenii0 toIks x DAY ~.
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CLAIRE FOUNDRY.

NJ D0SAHCE having purchased the Foundry an
:" Machine shop In the city Of Davenport know
- tue LeCiaifs Foundry /. prepared 10 do all Kind
Of House and Sill Work upon the shortest notice
Engines manufactured 10 order. Repairing don
promptly and charges moderate. Those " ishing an
Thing Ia my line well please issor me with call.
let 1s.dwtT NJ DusAHII.
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STORE FOR SALE,
FOR SAL.

CROCK and stand, In central position; address
- with name, etc, Dor 49, Post office.
Feb. 40, 1856. DIFF.