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The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-08-27

A Fremont and Dayton Flag floats over
the Custom House al Calais. Me The in.
spector who hoisted ii thinks Republican
ism is worth 10 him more than 81 day, so
he takes the risk. Good for him
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TaE RlvrR.-The Dubuque Erpress

TAG RivEB.-The Dubuque Express of
23d gives the following memoranda OF the
sonditon Of the upper Mississippi
sStssmer Excelsior lsit St. Paul for
Dunleith and Dubuque Wednesday morning
al 9 O'Clock. Boats in port bound down,
Alhambra; met Plors al Grey Cloud Island,
Utah a, Wabasha; Lady Franklin and Col
den Era hard aground in Beef Slough; Kate
Css.el AZ Fountain Cay, Galena above
Brownsville, Ocean Wave al Wyalusing,
Fanny Harms hard aground at Guttenhurgh
bar. Three feet Of water on the bars be-
tween Hastings and St Paul. Sosnt three
feet en- Beef Slough
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Experiments made 10 the South Of Cali.
forna, In the culture OF broom corn, hax
sad tobacco, have proved successful beyond
ali expectation
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asu Aousiisements.
Prof ]. r sARRURy

Il ATE Of New YORK CITY, Md respectfully in
Iytorm the citis ms OF DAtsESri thai he intends
remaining Ia town snd can beiEsgs das teacher o I
VOC Al sad isSTRuA ENTAMUsiC.
y. h. Can b enga ged immdateiy as ofsanist or
director Of music 10 = church hoir. Application
eau be ieh atCrsadaiPs Aasidtste.
aug2T dlTr
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Fire and Marine Insurance COMPANY

FIRE ana marine insurance company
A T meeting II The Stoekhoi5ersef ~ IfIoHa
IA Pre- aud Marine Insurance Cota any held al
the Office Of he Hon, q C. X. Mtchas, in kecity of
Davenport, August 18Th, 1886, on hotili Edwin
smith vss apFotated PrssidsEi and los. abLrils
Secretary.
On examination . lthe stock subsertiioi b,Vk. Il
appeared that tAs requisite amounted teal 50 b.
scIibed7 70 AuthsriLe the STOCKHOLDERS 10 Geet =
Board OF Directors.
On motion the stock holders prccesdi 10 th elee
Ion Of q board Ci IL Drect9fa, wberppou G G h
Mitchell, Geo l. Davenport, Alex W AGrego. Ed
win smith, ERocI Mead, II Blskenors Wilasn Nc
Mauus. S GiiIstt, strong Barneli, .os ialDrte,
James May, stephen Thompson, Joba J. Agies,
Beng Coiss, jas MeIHtosh, Jos Mssisf h seihes
and Hoy al Chamberlain duly ELECTED ga Id Ward
oE motion the meeting adjourned.
Alta 1aaeging Of the Directors OF the bwa I'll and
Marine Insurance Company, held at the one OF
Hon. u & X Mitchell, in tbs city OF Usssn portAu.
gust 18TH 1885, ct O'Clock p. g RAitchet~ ls
elected Preside ct, Alex W MeGrsgor, Vice bal.
deal. Royal ChnDberiaip, Secretary, aud Gel L,
DaYen port, Treasurer.
On u 1liOa the PRECEDENT, Vice President, SeAtg'
~ and Joe Lam brlte we're appointed oommisttt 10
prepare code u Bg-laws aud regulations, 20 Ksrl
al The next meeting. The meeung then adJourns
EDWIN SMITH President
JOS EPH LAMBhIIE, See g.
aug.gdlm
Der ilemokr at sad State Democrat will copy 10
mouth and send aili to Treasurer.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-08-27

WIILouGHBy is the name ofa new town
JUS, rising into Importance on the banks Of
the West Cedar River, about IS mlles north
west Of Cedar Fsils. 4
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-08-27

The Agricultural State Fair of Pennsyl-
vanis will be held at Pittsburgh on the LIST,
I'D and Sd days of October. #
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HARDWARE.
= rvyrNyr1cmNN n rnCKW00n

TrAYE opsncd aud are now selling splendid stock OF
In Ma "a ware al lessr figures than any other |
sud ~ can Hrnfa all kiads o. palasis
chaucs Tools ana fai mers implshs ~
fs' IlyINU SToN & LOCKWOOD. I
LIVINGSTON & LOCKWOOD.
= ..<,.,as,., ,.N,,S I, -, ,..;,,si,, s,r sale |
tsNrhNi WV n, Z. sI,hS y" Z h.,T UnoI,
" ION n ss.ssit - 80. Il =
80,
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The Springfield Jeurnsi of the 2ist ms,

says:
"One month ego, and We believed that
Egyp, would go for Buchanan, owing to The
division in our ranks. Nov we hsse cheer
ing news from every part Of Southern Hill
nois. Egypt wiii YET spssk for Freedom.
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Hot! Hottsr!l Hotts.tI,,,


THE undersigned have GU hand . few 10 ora oftLelr
Patent Reirigerstors. which We viii sell ii a 70,
dneed price 80 rs 70 put them within tho reach sfsl
Call soon. HULL, ALLEN " CO.,
July 10 d.f Front St J,yepnor,
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-08-27

A NUMBER Of desirable lot, Tor residences on
hhnisay, naio Aua hsfritan streets, 10 lease for
w. II. y. GURLEY,
Once on Main bstwsen Front and sesosI sts.
aug IL an
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-08-27

Valuable Property for Sale III LAST Davenport.
I EGooD building Lots, also NO story Frame
lO heuse and tao Lots oserIooA.g thc Mississip
pi river. Apply TO sAMI. GUYTn Eag naysp-
port, or ~ lAO. 4. GUY or JAS. JtD4N, In Day.
export aug2-atf
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BXSs0IIrCiaN

Tue copartnership heretofore exis,g under the
Il lame sndsty Of Hull. Allen l. q is this day
dissolved By mutual consent, X. l.. tuiI retiring
irom the concern. r. L. HUs
SMITH LIEN,
iaFenPouaug - J.cHIfISDkN
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nIED

In tAi.ei,y ON rslAAs saAIss.., JosRpHs, coon,
formerly OF Guam bsssbag pa, late resident Of L.-
eus, Iosa M
res.as'rS,s sad eAaaIss'Sars papers please
cans
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SpECIAI. NOTICES.
Yenr., Iease,

Under this head limited " mberof special notices
III he inserted al 10 eents ef liae each Insertion,
or so cts. Der week.
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Hellaxar,s pills-A startllk rruth
Farm for Sal,

Farm for Sale
/ VIII sell 9S a Of Land nrlts notth
u Dav export ii applieatae made iHteh days, for
the low sum Of s5 dollars Per be-
Aaxaodud. truR N. ELpRIDdR.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-08-27

OF ens the best stores davenport Tor sale;
brick, . stories high, w'thtsllar, building 30 by
%; best ,cation GA Hmds s, 8* &#E
Enquiry may be made of n editor Of this paper,
or address ew !. box a5e r. sugaSd1w
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-08-27

In mi. city ON rslAAy ,ssAlsss., JosRPHs. COOK,
Formerly OF Chamssssbas.Pa,, la'e residen, Of L!-
ee., Ioss, M
rlaaassph,a aud cAaalssseurg papers please
eopy
,r-------~-.@.--~---------
SPECIAL. NOTICES.
=
Under this head limited Especial notices
viii he inserted at 10 eens III uae each Insertion,
or so cts. per week.
Is Years Lease
OF cns efthe best stores Davenport Tor sale,
bFiek, sieries high. With cellar, building 30 by
"a; hesti ,cation GA Brady e. #t &&E
EaQalry may be made OF n editor Of this paper
or address "w.a box a5e POI sugasd1w
Apples at Auction;
Will oder al auction 30 RhlS good apples This p
N. al 8 o'clock, NJ my auction pom,
aug s6 It 8 pHN FOREMAN. 4
Holioway's Pills-A startlik Truth
Those whodis when the meal Of cure are athanl
commit constructive suicide, All as ihess onaerful
pills eradicate all complaints I The digestive ans
secretys organs. sunerers from hese maiadies who
neglect take them, inegr Arfui responsibility.
sola al the manufactures, No. Maiden Lane, New
York, aud s4i Strand, London, VI by all druggists at
CSC, G2lc and 81 Per box, aux aedwlw
!, Groceries, selling os,Aaa under cost
close up the business. GRO. &oWN, old stand vi
kuickerboeker y Brown, Feed 81 opposite Ferry
Landing. ang &c dat
Fall style Gent nrss. Hats Al
aug23aw GREEN rs, ti Lecisire Row.
Farm for Sale
i viii sell S5 n % Land niilts north
Of Dav export, ii appleaa made in ten days FOR
the low Of > 81 dollars PEI be-
aas2odid iroR NJ. ELpRIDdr
wehayea few more OF nj splendid si,oo Irish
Liuen Hdkis., which NE are stlHg at l5ets lmpeF-
tiers price per doz. $3.50.
i JOSEPH Jouy,
au Iidtf BrsdSs., bet 4h and slh.
/
J LUuBER Of all de.etslkns, Lalhs, Slir giles,
| slaves, sc, for saleiowby RENwICk & son,
Aag i4dtf Railsd Depot saw MIL
yohnston's Extra Family hour,
For sale by Inc subscriber At u Camden Mills Flour
and Feed Store corner ofsd anHsrrlson sts
,, june Goth dit }, SYeE.
MONEY To LOAN on long ye.
spl sod,i McuREGoR, ~ Es BLAKEM0RE.
Site for Country Seat,
Gtifaily located On tie riy-
bank thrse mles above Rsaport, for sale price
that wl justif, speculation. Inquiry may b. made at
} this oriee. july - dwtf
DR.. sanfords Invigorator
as alId laxative, tonic and
snaiant, aal Is sseo nEdsuh 10 the pubhe, relying
upon ts insftaSia Y9rthin cure Of the following
complaints all Bilious Dera tments, Sex Headache
Dyspepsia. Ftahitual CossIse,-s, Chrone pI2rrh9a.
Chs!is pam IA lhs sto uaea II Bowels, enerai De-
bility, Female Wsasns,s, sd For ssio BY Druggists
generally, aud Chas. I, wa, psvenpot; also BY
San FORD n GS., Ny. City. fMehls-dswiy.
FALL STYLES.
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$1,000
.Y Ex TH less.

ano
r..,
tters n1s n,a ,s tss pa
Also .saItmsnt IN Slnftan,. rslshss,st f,aid
PsnsAt (sugI2J sC BILLoN's.
Hon.s .,a1o, far Sal.
n az iat for IL yssY. s,astsg an ,ha Hmm a.s
tween Brady and Harrison streets. Apply 10
" IF CURLY
Aug 10 DIFF or 10 Nick oils, Isbell & Co,
BLACkSMIIHS IOOLS.
A NVlLS, Vices, Drtiis, Bsilo~s, Stocks sad Dies,
n SIs1gss, hammers, Tongs, DE-, for sale b.
JeIa BUkto@ rRsfffaAN & DALzsLL.
% saie ~ ~" b. D. '''
| f 3s as.ss Sa"si I 1al iisf.s Shoe SAi''
Il Dozen selves assorted sizes, for sale by
n r. A. L.
-------------
pm BBLS. Syracass aud kanawla Salt for 81
oOtI by Is. e. ID.
NV DD'''' ''''4u''' e''''"'' i'' iIiI n.
-, :, 81. :. -.
M. . ana - L9I ,, Al I1,n s,sfeh
- hss Isa, bhseea ana bahK ois iqspennne,
cbeasa -
=, poSFsw n f,Sassa's ,,i,,a 10, "a, .sisLv
mi mi h0''""s' ms Nan o. L'''Hhi-h'
4@,s = ------ -----------------
On Hif. bbls ud.i White Fish and Lake Trout
.JU lOT sale by
idl,I5 g.P.& D..
---------------------
Sement
stpp bbls. Louisyile IL Utica Cement, for tsic BY
zUU JulyI5 u. 7. d ID.
= Dds Lard on, received ana Tor sais "
- laiyio - y. q y.
paekinc warn
-
M I I9I nsHp anu "A for al. In anu A'''
n, a p A. n
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cnner,nsr.hin
,,<.,,.r e,e ~ . s tip,, ..,..., tn,
hiGhi % ne ne u w ,nis - Nv, ~
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We hayea few more OF M splendid slice Irish
Liuen Hdkis., which Ne Il ag at IL cts, lmPeF-
tiers price per doz. $3.50.
JOSEPH JouY,
an lidtf BrsdSt., bet. 4ih and slh.
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Wood Land

W : y 9FehlIu lafW Of fI OaIrI. /. "a
~ uhdof isnce, two good frame house .'as1Gt Waltz,
~ ecfes clover und timothy, there was ia sigG
'1i. ~ loaf mes north el y Nhra-
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rANE opened aud are selling splendid stock OF
Ill Aa rd ware at iessr figures than any othet
eoncsfu IN De cityof Dsvenpost Our stock complete
aud ~ can fSfnhA all klads OF builders Mse!Aas, Ma
chauic Tools and Far mplsmen thcbcst man
niasture. Give usa call ypn cannot 50 away "l'haus
having. NO. g Main street, davenport.
F LIVINGSTON & LOCKWOOD,
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No, i7i---A Piazza Of ataut a. -,.....
ngiihne No two stots btiel ho- tmg
water running through hue t.gasiu. M, sl'vana
under cntiraiionirrice . 10 yuF atr. " wa hrafya
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| tbs,r "a a y.l - ptf,,. 1919 u tyup acres.
Vaho 81 btuniaoG4 Cod III stee, Ylol sAab
mel tgst 'hieki Ibis viii le soll srs G also onsC,
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No 'tf 100 heres In seces 4 7sR3E he Can't.
Grove road 10 Iowa city. miles from NJ S., sSg's
iFAIao Rouse AID oihar Improvement f'''A
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NO lt1 Ice acres in see ~ T7aRsFlE,,...
lndsr cultivation aua all under iepce. t,n Ivy siS
oalinlhgs. fr'ae " pNr acrc. MA syi 4Osrrrs ~
same TERM. ''-NeA0a
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FARM PROPERTY.
ie2. Out Lot Nc. 0 In the town Of wsleott contain,
Lag5 asrssj prize 5000.
isS. Also Io"n Lots No. 9 aHd7, Blsek % In Wal.
soHi price $50 each.
lsi. Farm OF 600 Herss In sections 81, 10, AZ CO.
Twp q: T. East, 80 acres broke, $40 acres under
fence, oo horeH Ia Wheat, 10 acres Ia Oats Two he.
o., Two springs and stream of running y uter brick
sehooi house on the land, price s2G.
les. farm of 90 aeres Ia sec 20, Twp.e, n East
Eood lfsms house, rooms, we'll d G; price Sl7.
iS"' LOT Tx . III porsDt On the ". X NJ. R.R, 1926
81 % 10 t1
~ 4" rs
"JS 10 ~
it7. farsl of 70 acres 10 see o, T ~, X Ess,, "A
miles south Of Fulton Depot H0nss, price 1900
1225. nav f'
iOi-A Farm 81 ESQ acres with running water a doub
70 roc house sco $40 will 10 sold in Of more pieces
tgood stock faiIn,
liU-AB improved farm IN sec, IL # so II q easr An
scres OF Tighter, house is feet square price i2 psr acre
lisa fern az G0aeres miles from town ON ,hs ,.Is
s'aph ro'ds sue" rape house, stable Sc pfsss per
lS-A 1rm Il 10 acres near Fulton alt improved,
''"''' "'pis ace Prise sis0o ~ lsss tor s-.L-
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Ky II liz X ~ 11s9S5.
4 NnlN Silver Spoons aud Forks, all sizes and pat
Aiierns, and made expressly for The andersi ed
Also IL = ssOnmsnt OF Motions Celebrated C oil,
Pens at tangIgl 4. C. BILLIONS.
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Ten hpIltf Infm h0J0llliuV pIln-.,
pr liver rou,aulnf :, aagrs ui,, s ~, % tie Ma
t''' '''u'e 7'''i' GOD VII an ortbar a ,el'.Is
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Va -Felton's island with tue land "a
$3.50. H'"''fh's
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east VIII be divided OF sold .i ehBiy p'p ha.g
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LUnBER Of all descrlbns, Lalhs, lirsles,
slaves sc, for saleiowby RENWloK & son,
Aug i4dtf Railsd Depot Saw MIL
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1856-05-17

CMEAP AND ExCELLEsr CANpLEs.--I kept
both talow and lard candles through last
summer, the lard candles standing the heat
best, and burning quite as well, and giving as
good light as tallow ones. Directions Gor
making good candles from lard For II lbs
OF lard take 10, OF saltpetre, and Id. of
alum; mix them and pulverise them, dissolve
the saltpelre and alum in a gill of boiling wa
ter pour the compound into the lard before
it is quite all Melted stir the whole until it
the water is all boiled out, or Ii ! il C asst,
throw of steam pour of the lard as soon
it is done and clean the boiler while it is hI
If the candles are to be run, you may com
mence Immediately; if to be dipped, let the
lard cool first TO cake, and then treat az
you would talow.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1856-05-17
To be continued.
-@-SSSN

CoNNUBIAI. A ADvENTuRE-.The Buffalo Re
public relates that recently a false hearted
married man in Detroit attempted to elupe
from his lawful spouse with another WUnInu
to Canada. The guity couple crossed the
river in one steamer, while the injured hut
spunky wife pursued them in another: am
Just as the train was leaving Windsor the hat
ter sprung upon the rear car and ran through
the coaches until she found the runaway ecu
pie, quietly seated side by side. She uphrais
ded the man for running away from his law
fully welded wife, aud insisted that he should
leave the cars and return with her This the
husband stoutly refused TO do when tie wife
appealed to the conductor, and produced the
necessary vouchers Of her identity. The
conductor with much good sense, decided
that Il woman was entitled to her husband.
aud informed the man that he would be under
the necessity Of delivering him over TO the
custody of his better half. BY ,his time the
passengers had gathered around, and the
scene became exceedingly ludicrous. The
man declared that he would be under the
necessity Of delivering him over to the custo-
dy of his better half. BY this time the pas
sengers had gathered around, and the scene
became exceedingly ludierous. The man de-
clared that he would not leave his dulcnea,
and she persisted in retaining him. The tears
and entreaties of the wife were TOO much for
the sympathetic conductor: he pulled the
check string, stopped the train, elected the
husband flom the car, and delivered him 10
his wife, several of the passengers holding on
to the other woman, who made the most des-
perate endeavors to follow. The man tried
hard to get on the cars after they were in mo-
tion, but was unable to do so, in consequence
of the tight grasp Of the wife on to his coat
tails. The last that Was seen of the pair they
/ were rolling down. the bank, closely locked il
each others. embrace. The fr9f faS one who
was the cause OF the trouble, was carried oui
of the reach Of her compahion' for time, al
least.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1856-05-17
a}etiipts.
Butter-Its Imprgpper Use.

There is a conventional propriety in all tho
habits Of life and domestic economy, and O
general rule and understanding, even in the
details of the material and period of each
meal OF the day, the result OF long expert
ence.
No housekeeper Of any pretensions to con-
sistency or gentlity, would ever think of hay-
ing roast goose, or boiled pot lack far break
fast or tea, toast and preserves, for dinner
1t is not gross departure from propriety
and good housekeeping, and panderng to
depraved taste 10 put butter on the dinner
table with fat, roast, or boiled meats, SWIM
ming in luscious gravies? Many persons un-
consciously y-without thought Of the impropri-
ety-while eating the latest kind of beef or
pork, use butter on their bread, and that not
sparingly spread on as if with pasterers
trvwel. 1t is an ahsurdi;y that no thought
fui person will justify, and a habit that ought
to be corrected. The English, who are
thought to be high authority on the phioso-
ply Of ieedidg, having saying, that Butter
should nerer GppeGr on The dinner table, ana
cheese at no other tins" which hold as an
absolute law.
The indiscriminate use Of butter is a habit
that should be exploded, for if no i'll effects
are incurred it is a most "wasteful and ridic-
ulous excess" improper and extraYagant.--
These are the views OF wandering observer OF
men and things, who has seen good deal Of
lile--high and low, above and below stairs, in
the shanty Of the squatter, the wigwam Of the
Pawnee and Sioux, and in the dniug rooms
Of the proud and wealthy-Hith all kinds OF
fare, from chicken txings; common doiugs
down, down TO no d0ings at all.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1856-05-17

How TO Cook IIAas.-The Southern Far
mer gives the following recipe for cooking
ham, and re can testify to its excellence:
An excellent manner Of cooking ham is
the following Brol it three or four hours
according 10 the size, then skin the whole and
fit il Tor the table then set il in an oven for
half AN hour, cover it thiekly with pounded
rusk or bread crumbs, and set it back for
half AN hour longer. Boiled ham is always
improved by setting it into an oven for near
an hour, until much Of the fat driess out, and
it also makes it more tender. y
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1856-05-17

BRILLIAaT WHIrEwAsH-Take half BUSH
el Of nice unslacked lime, slack it with bcil-
ing water, and cover it during the process to
keep in the steam. Strain the liquid through
fine sieve and add to it a peck Of fine salt.
previously dissolved in warm water; three
pounds OF ground rice boiled TO paste and
stirred in hot; half pound Of spanish whit
ing, and pound OF clean glue thoroughly dis
solved. Add five gallons Of hot water to the
whole mixture, stir it well and let it stand
few days covered from the dirt. 1t should be
put on hot, and Cor this purpose it can be
heated in small kettle or portable furnace.
\ pint should cover square yard. This
whitewash will keep bright for years.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1856-05-17
y 0 { t j..
From the St Louis Morning iiersd.
THOU HAST TAUGHT NE TO LOVE.


Thou hast taught me to love-ah too wildly
Devotion is filling my soul;
Tho smothered aud seeming so mildly,
Like pillows of ocean twill roll.
Suppressed is the hearts warm emotion,
When thy dark eye beams eoldly on me;
Yet deeper and purer than ocean,
Is the friendship cherish for thee.
Is there bliss 'tis in loving divinely
But one, aud that one pure and true;
Tho others may languish supiuely,
My friendships unchanging for you.
Wouldst thou teach my fond heart TO forget
That lesson but deepens my love thee
As We prize the angels above. thee
0 ne'er can my heart love another,
Tho my bosom should cOldly suppress
The deep emotion | smother,
When in coldness thine eyes on me rest.
Thine image, enshrined in my keeping,
Can ne'er be- erased from my heart;
Twill hullow the spot where l'm sleeping,
When death our lone spirits shall part.
When twilight at eve is returning.
gaze on some bright beamngstar,
And wildly my bosom is yearuing-
Tsigh for thee, loved one, afar. :
My sad heart is secretly pining,..
For the light of thy dark beahling eye;
Tho others apon me are shining,
For thine, and thine only, sigh.
Thou hast taught me 70 love. aud for ever .
Yhy bright form 10 dreatns shall see;
Death only, that friendship can ssy&
Whseh bisas ns sersvsf N tbse.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1856-05-17

andar way, it was discovered that the gen
tleman from Worcester was missing, and his
voice was quickly heard, calling to be taken
on board A boat was accordingly dispatched
for him. 1t was limited that he had been
spelI-bound 10y pair Of eyes deeply, darkly,
beautifully blue" set in the gentle conntenance
of female Mormon neophyte.--This, how
ever, is uncertain, as the gentleman wisely
kept his own counsel
This, we believe, is the first cargo of
Mormon emigrants that ever arrived at this
port. They will land this morning al eight
o'clock, and will start Immediately on their
long overland journey. by the way of New
York and the Erie Railroad After reaching
Iowa City they will perform the remainder OF
their journey to Salt Lake by means of OK
teams and the like conveyances.