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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-04-28

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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-04-28

L.B NICHOLS. M. d.,
Hon PATHIO PHYSICIAN
OFF1oE AND RESIDENCE l12 MAIN ST. OFFfon uoraa
FROM TO 81 AND TO ooIooK p M
Worcester, 0at. 20. 1873.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-04-28

sPURR s. LEWIS,
OYSTER AND EA TING HOUSE
Americans House BLOCH,
Corner OF Main and Foster streets
WORCESTER, MASS.
q. sPuBR lap2Bl8tpl IA r
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-04-28
PenmaDship, Bookkeeping, Naviga-
TION AND ENGINEERING,
" Thoroughly taught by Practical Professors. at
FRENCHS

. DR. A. j.. HOWE.
No w Front otreets sWorcelle
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-12-08
Errors Absut the Honey Bee.

The following remarks from the Albany
uYator, may correct some erroneous no
ions about the mndts opsraadi of the indus
Gus Bee, ' s st
Many suppose that the Bee culls hoaey
IN the flowers, and simply carries II to
cell in the hive. This is not correct
ne nectar he collects from the flower is
'fton Of its food or drink; the honey il
eposlls IN its cell Is secretion from its
FellIhc, OF honey secreting glands; aRalo-
Jus to the milk secreung glands Of the
x" shd many other animals. lfthey were
re mere collectors and transporters of hon
Z ifom the flowers to the honeycomb, then
should have the comb frequently filled
In moIasses, whenever the bees have fed
molasses hogshead. The honey bag
'Ae bee performs the same functions as
e cows bag or uddcr--merely receives
~ money from the secreting glands, and
a,Ns Ittlll proper opportunity presents
us being deposited 10 appropriate store
uses, The honey-comh
Another error is that the bee collects
'.rh from the flowers accidently while it
W search Of honey. Quite the contrary
'ae TACT, The bee, when in search of
sSAr' OF honey as its improperly called,
Se' MOI collect pollen. II goes In search
pollen specially, and also for nectar, $50
men the pollen Of the flower is ripe and
'of ,he use of the bee, there is no nectar
ne hover, II is generally supposed, al
1 mat tie bee constructs the wax from
1 .' constructs it's comb from such veg
BIZ substances. This is also an error
n We wax ls secretion from its body. as
money lei and it makes its appearance
n ',ls' scales or fakes under the rings OF
H. ocliy and Is taken thence by other bees,
n1e'ed plastic by mixture OF the saliva OF
~ oee's mouth, and laid on the walls OF
'e' with the tongue, very much in the
" Pasterer uses his trowel."
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Lat est News.
ARRIVAL OF THE ARABIA,

| HALIFAX, Dec, 3.
| The steamship Arabia left Liverpool on
the p. M. OF the 22d
| Political affairs quieter. Various disquiet-
ing rumois respecting tue instability OF tho
| Anglo French alliance have disappeared,
causing rise during the week Of nearly
one per cent. in the funds. At the same
| time most articles OF commerce had expert
| eneed check, aud business had been less
animated
A treaty of commerce had been e0nciud-
ed between France and the Sandwich Is
lands.
The contemplated arrangement between
the Spanish Bourbons has failed. The
Queen was kept in the dark as to the
| real object Of the clerical party, which
was her own abdcstion, and the marriage
VI her daughter to the eldest son OF Don
Juan.
The British government had ordered a
ship to be fitted out to examine the coast OF
Ireland aud Newfoundland, and sound across
the Atlantic and ascertain the best place for
laying u telegraph cable
II was reported that u movement had
taken place in Spain. AT Malaga, the gar
| rison was attacked by persons proclaming
| tue nc ftclSttuy uuu III
| der wua soon restored. Five insurgents
| were killed. The garrison had seven wound
| ed. Slight Disturbances had taken place at
Madrid. Numerous arrests Of the lower
| classes were made. -z.
Latest news from Spain states that all
| the prisoners taken at Malaga had been ex-
ecuted. Further movements are feared, as
the incorporation Of the militia into the
regular army had caused great numbers TO
desert.
The government OF Naples had ordered
strict surveillance over French and English
commercial vessels.
Prussia and Austria have fixed upon the
10th Of November for bringing the question
OF the Duchcs before the Germanic Diet.
COMMERCIAL ISTELLIGEscr.--The bro
kers' circular reports breadstuffs generally
dull, and slightly lower. Wheat had decli-
ned Sd per bushell, and flour Is per Dbl;
corn, small business doing-prices firm.
The following are the quotations OF Rich.
ardson, Spencer and Co: Red wheat ssa9s;
white 9s2da9siOd; western canal -four 30sa
33s; Baltimore and Philadelphia 32sa24s;
| Ohio 35sa36s; mixed corn 33s6d; yellow
54s; white 34sa35s; Canadian -four 32s6da
36s.
Liverpool Provision Market--Richard-
son, Spence & Co. quote beef and pork very
dull. Bacon quiet. Lard market free, and
76stq 7ss paid readily by needy buyers.
London Money Market-The market had
become decidedly easier, on account of the
arrival Of the enormous sum Of IL 10000
in specie, from Australia. The bullion in
the Bank of England had increased during
the week fl54,0O0.
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Aar) mIart.
.. CLOSE a. COS. COLUMN

4
AYE are now prepared to offer dsalers asd CON
w sumers alarge stoek Of HEAVY and Shell Hard
ware, upon terms and prices which cannot fall 70 SUIT
posted UP In hardware matters and invite calls from
\ our frianda who desire fair dealing,
For cash We propose 70 sell At 8 small advance
1000 kegs Nails fsll soon for bargains ~ Nails
r. CLOSE n GO.
NnsEKgs sAo' The o@, ft5 Sia4 81 5ae
RON ofsil hzes for saieiowai -
ISAwa, c,ssalar, Malsy and ero..caL, xa1Anled
10 al r. CLOSE cos,
ron Ar!es' rAl"Dis sks.As aq ,a, spssass Cos
nsrssfRas fools o. syss, a asse, z ae,s l''
r. -----e--
l'AsLk and Pocket Gallery large stock Tor .ats
l low al a.. CLOSE co.'s.
pumps, force liniHren HAIR giit,gps ,' s ssiss
III leHrSiSG Rod,sad fasalat y. II sals e
FAD Pipe "l All sizes from e ave.. % eais at
5OroN1 Fence " ,te rorsals t9s sY,ss CO.'S !.
.gsaCa 9a1--=--L ftiaT es1
GARpkN rools arrsers iesetip..esnsat ,o,.
Ride aud Pistols, 0ess qss,is, o[ ~, ,n,i low
Groves ant finwsrc which viii Dc sold cheap heal a'
- er 4. CLOSE CO.'S.
IN r CLOSE eos.
r EArhER Beltas ali .Izesa
pACKiSG, Hemp aud Rubber Tor sale at
RLAcKsMlrH'ss Tools, Bellows, Aayils, Ham
- mers, for sale low at 7. CLosE'& cos.
RorE-Manlilaa Hemp, all sizssst oo,s
ENGlNE, Car and Signal Oil for sac BY the barrel
CAV Mandrels Of all sizes from inch 10 IN. for
- sale at 4. CLOSE X cos.
LEARNERS wilinnd the best assortment Of Ames' and
other maseof Sho 'ets, Spades, scoops, Hoes
Forks, &c, at T. CLOSE CO.'S.
GHAIss, Log, OK, Binding, Trace, Ifaltsr and
~ Breast chains al 1. CLOSE q co.'s,
l tohN shellefs ana Hay Cutters 10 sale low al
~ r. CLOSE Il CO.'S.
l1HA doE. Grain Rakes for sale at
| lCU T. CLOSE q CO.'S.
l 5-as#-Hz-
| lnA do Sey the Snaths, best patterns al
| lOO +. CLOSE q co.'s.
tINNNkR'S Stock-Tin Plate, Sheet Iron, Copper
| l. and Zinc, for sale at +. CLOSE IL cos
ISADDLKRY and Coach Trimmings at very low
10 prices, at r. CLOSE ~ co.'s.
| MITE Lead ia oil, T.. Close aud Co. brand,
w Juareeeived, warranted the best IN market.
al r. CLOSE e cos.
] lNsEEbO OH by the barrel or gallon al
| ~ o. CLOSE " eos.
SAsh, GiSss and Putty at low prices al
~ n. CLOSE Il CO.'S.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-12-08
7oR PRINTING
e-z,.sr,-Tbsro is. brilliant an'

er,.sr-Tberc iss brilliant ana
'0s a., about the air now a-days
" s.s sanass'.. 20 health b .n,ns !,
P''' -" an, step, and a new sparkle IN /,
l'' ,,, ave-. Bu, i is wide contrast ana
(Fefy " 4 al in these sharp winter
la'he' u ~, Of the sunny Orient, as MIR
gnu y. describe. it. sithit' now warm skies
ihA' .rd lemon groves, its leisurely
Y o, aa,su, lie, full Of perfumes, FANS and
'. a n. MARI. continues his course o, on
e' .,enines here. and in Rock Is
l'''"' s,bisct TO might; Asia Minor ana
l an Palestine.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-12-08

DAD ACCIDENTAL cores pondent OF
lnJ "gle County Reporter informs US of a
\ ,t occurrence that took place near Lane
/ "a' county 1t appears that Mrs. Heath
H. u mr.. r. C.. Heath, OF Flagg town
P' nau drawn pail OF water from the
o g,e'n which was under the floor of the
shT TIe ana left il uncovered, and that her
H., ,'I mad iallen into it. The mother with,
ue'islng any means Of ascent, immedi
n.y. descended into the cistern, where
".., wasabout four feet of water, but wa,
I mo 10 extricate herself, and both she
.uI The child sank exhausted into the waite,
10 We're drowned.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-12-08

M q w ID rug - tore.
IA Il would respectful ,hs-c citizens Of
w Davenport and Its VIZ that We have Just
opehed al the N. E.eornst Harrison and Sec nd
eta, the most .oui plete si,sk Vi DB UGS ever be
for, offered Ia the NoFi, Wts aaj trust that by
s'Firt hnButiguto batiiicss Kid desire to please,
10 n.rtit Il bare cf i.ubitr patronage.
Oar slOck consists la pari OF OPugs, Che m.
and Fancy Articles.' All the popular Pat
ent Med Gi.es Of the day co Instantly on hand. Ply
sicians Prescriptions and Family Medicines eaIeful
iy compounded. Having connections in this East,
we are warranted IN Offering stock At prices as
low any house In the city Physicians ard couR-
tr> merchants are particularly invited 10 examine
D.. II. MARSELls, regular graduate of the
PLlaieipnia sllegss OF Meeicile and surgery and
form MY resident ply the Philadelphia Hos
pitsl, c; DO ioand when moi professionally engag-
I'D, 4lo sore. Residence, Htrrison ST., between
I'd and ST. X $
Ocg2l -dif-w3m wv
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-12-08

urge hearted gentleman in Boston has
""'Oo'ed $4,000 towards liquidating the
Vt 'l ss6,isS Of the American Board OF
'"''''lsa'oners for Foreign Missions, A
E'"''emsn in Connecticut has given $1,000
aus me same purpose, and three other
F'''ohs have given Slsab., DO" ''-4
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-12-08

-, LITTLE GIAsT.--The Latte III.
In C,.o and Cob Mill has been improved
~ ~. and now combines two mills IN one
''s'. !. y arranged as to be convertible from
i,nbIs 10 single mill in ones minutes
Til, mill il constructed on the Gomez
'l =, ,,uelple and being Of cast iron 70 no.
r. Il, 10 ast out Of repair. 1t is designed
'' r,i,diar the cob and corn together Tor
: md ~ the recent improvement made
| i, Of converting shelled corn into n'm'ny
|, corn meal for family use' Every man
10 ives by cultiya,ing the soil or who
y, .,oel, should have one of these cheap
'0d ample mills and no farm can BIO com
ia wi,hou, one, Messrs. Dalzeli q Co.
!, ,,sn,s fol- the proprietor and are selling
b,n very rapidly. We refer to their adj
,,i.sment in to-dsy's paper.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-12-08
Failures in New York and Boston.

NEw YoRX, Dec. 5.--Jacob Little, the
extensive financier, failed to meet his pay
menls at the Board OF Brokers this morning.
His liabilities are to an immense amount
and the af'air has created considerable ex-
element in money circles.
BosTos, Dec. 5.--Tke failure of Hen
shaw L. Son, the we'll known Bankers, OF
this city, was announced this morning.
The liabilities are large. Mr.. Henshaw,
senior, was Trustee OF the Rutland Rail
road and was connected with other roads.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-12-08
Fort Des Moines Land Agency.
LAND WARRA NTS.

rJNHE undersigned have for SAFE Land Warrants
dSereni sizes, which they will seiiror cash 90
.iHie to suit purchasers.
They will pay particular attention 10 selection and
location Of lands in Fort Des Moines, Fort Dodge
Charitan and other Western Land Districts. Also to
ysymen faxes and land business generally.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-12-08
7t1nE5ssg ~ssA Exe1IsN1e.
BANKERS.

BANKERS.
'lACklsDT n CO0hiNs
bAyRHeos Iowa.
,fA GK GOT, CORBIN 4 WHITE,
-" r.. DEsMoisrs, Iowa.
REFEk To-
Aessrs. r.. CnoTsAuJA. Il Co.. ysv YORK.
{ sHiRa nssfcAs EIcHAsss BAsK,
Hessrs. Tssson = DASJsx, Bankers, ~. Louis.
ashief ATLAsTIe HANK, Boston.
Messrs. H. K. swivT, Bso. q JodssTos, Chicago.
yote and BiIs collected and proceeds rsmittsd TO
any part 0 the United Ssates.
Bills Of Exchange on all the Prinsipsl Cities
Of the United States and Europe
Bought and sold.
I"YHoney RENTED to Europe Ia Sight BILE,
which an be reached in any town In England, Ire
land, or w slss, ln sums OF 81 upwards. Nov5 dn
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9anAiua.
xeaREooR, LAWS : BLAxxnosx,
BANKERS.

aad Dealers in Foreign Domestic xxsAaASs,
Uneurrent Bank Notes, Gold and Silver Coin,
AND LAND WAKMANTS,..
DAVENPORT, IOWA.
tpECIAL attention gysn to the collection Of Nor.
> eaatis =, made ION. On me az o.
III y'I.and Warrants DO uxht, sold and located. Per
soal attention given TO the purchase and sale oitowh
aud country property and tho selection OF anas Tor
Y f,S,gai eheeEs ~ sew York, Bosioa, Pbiladei
p.ia, sasimgn ..shIngton Cts PusbarE, Clnein-
natl 81 lou. ani Chicago, always for sale in sums
70 siil purchaser. A,e sterling, French and Ger
.tan exchange.
TTGoid and silver com, bought and sold.
y l7fime bills on Chicago, -. Louis and New YORK.
discounted and business paper Of short dates bought
asth- lowest rates.
H. rMoney upon Real Estate securities procured
81 small comn4ssion.
l-J'lnterest allowed on seposites. Feb2i
ALRX ". n uRKaO1,
Notary Public and Insurance Agent,
Daes Esnking iind5ro. MstifsxBr. Lawesf Rlste'
RxAL ESTA1E
IJAhrlGul.Ad attention given ~ Mo ,ts, ing and
I selling ssai k,'aie or commission Paying offar
Having CON piete Abstracts sftiae.to Iii lsndsin
this coausy and city, fully prepared TO exauins
tios and furnish correct Abstracts draw Deeds, Mort
cages and all other instruments 81 risiBg and takeae
Acknowledgements attic shortest notice and on Tho mos
M'GRRGoR, LAwIs q BLAKEMoKE.
agv YORK LIFE INsURANcR COMPANY,
Capital, 500 900.
r Az. ii:,. s sssi ssasf as.n r.s'
Feb u Davenport, Iowa.
ia nnA ACRES OF choice land for sale on Mbesal
~ UUU terms in lotsto suitin Scott, Clinton md
GedA counties; apply TO
McGRREGOR. LAWBs BLAkEMoRE.
ftITY PROPERTY FOX SALE-A number OF house
~ lots and vacant lots pleasantly ssuatedn diheren
parofthecity, TO for sale on favora
Dletcrms. Apply to
M'GRtGoR, LAwRs & BLAKEMoRB,
IMPROVED FARMS FOR SALE.--A pymber ofim
L proved farm for sale on very ia yorableterms.
Applyto. June y, 1853.
MiGREGoR .LAWES Il BLAkEMoRE.
FOR SALE.
SPLENDID Farm, l6 miles from Davenport Oh
- the Allenis Grove road, adjoining the west end
OF said Grove 200 we'll fenced aud In crops OF
wheat and corn; so acres prairie and 10 scrssdmbef
ahd stream OF never falling water running through
il. There are two frame dwelling houses on the
premises, with wells and other CONVENE nees, and
Two orchards. Of 100 choice fruit trees Some 81
which are bearing. This lie one OF the best stock
farms in Scott county, and will be sold al greatba
gain II application be made soon TO
MeGREGoR, LAWS e. BLAkEMoRE.
June 30 l-u
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LAND WARRANTS,
TNoR saIeby
Feb. r. CHUBB, BRO, BARROW SCo
LAND FOR SALE.
,.fnAcRRs beautiful Land mile north OF Waleotl
WV FOL sale on easy terms
Four i6 acre lots dne for farming | mile OnTth OF
Fulton, terms easy and Price fess"haois
$50 acfes Ia Washington county, io mies from 10.
W. City and IS from Washington, and good road
leading from Columbus City TO Richmond, 40 acre,
OF which is fire timber I'd The whole we'll Hatersd
viii he sold ches p and terms easy.
ALSO
lots, miles west of lows City, we'll walered
aadvery fertile; terms easy
Anew we'll situated lots in the eily OF Davenport
Also
80 lots in West Davenport IN size from Gu by 20e
FEET and 10 acres; terms ana 2 YEAR,, y in
hand.
A well finished two story Brick Dwelling, 8 looms
sId large cellar, wood house ana stable. Fine
view from the observatory OF u large part OF The
city. Rock Island and Moline.
q ALSO
several ell finished dwellings on ground lease OF
ply 10 tOctil) 4. G. DIS.
I eGooD building Lots, also two story Frame
lO House and Two Lots overlooking the Mississip.
pi river. Apply to sAM'L. GUY, IN East Dsyen-
port, or to JSo. 4. GUY JAS. JORDAN, IN DAY.
export aog2Idu
NEW GOODS! NEW GOODS!
I sT received fresh supply of Groceries, Drugs,
81 Nails Glass, Paints, Oils, Wood aud Willow Ware.
For sale low, Wholesale and retail, BY
uet29 ALNORD VAN PATTES.
pslchsrs Refined Sugars.
, 20 Barrels all grades, for sale by
| EVANS. CHEW s co.
Corner Second and Perry sts-
PLANTATION M0LAssEs
20 Barrels landing and for sale by
, EVANS. CHEW co.
Corner second and Perry SITS.
DRIAD FRUITS.
II aisns, Pluns. Prunes Figs, fppIes Peaches, Cur
IL rants, cHron, de-, for sale BY
EVANS, CHEW & co.
Corner Second and Perry sts.
FCISH-White FISH Trout, pickeed Herring, Goldfish
' EVANS, cHRw co.
Corner Sccond and Perry SITS.
@ PREsERvEs
beaches, Pears, Aprieots Plums Strawberries, Black
i berries, Pine Apple, Ginger, Pie Fruit, Ae. for
sale by EVANS CHEW co.
OLs' Lard Ro'n Sperm fS Ss FOR c sas y co
Corner Second and Perry SITS.
L ernlttficdilA 6tstIeu oysters
Ia Holsters DC, at EVANS CHEW co.
Corner Second aud Ferry SITS. Oct.S.
Wagon for Sale.
A FIRST RATE Farm Wagon for sale on time Ap.
N ply to (oct.ldtf r. C.. EADS.
lNISHING RODS and TACkLEa
r octi4 LIVINGSTON 4 LoCKWooD'S.
This Day OpeNiisg
fI'IIE most fashionable and desirable styles Of
Dress Goods,
Trimmings,
Ribbons,
Shawls,
Bonnea,
Baskets, &c.
\ ttLe Fancy Dry Goods stor.
GEO. u. WEAVER co.
SEN s AT Main ST.. below Cook & sAIXents
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W. C. WADSWORIH !,
WI open ." A'nd'' morning hin an sock
Velvet and Cloth Cloaks
AND RICH L0N0 AID SQUARE sHAwLS,
This stock vtII Is ths lases1 and ombFses Some
OF tho fiohesl goods eyevogersdt IN DAssnpons
aish Fall silEs, 5s4 asisis1 ss
Rich Fl0unceA Robes, az $50
Velvet Brocadss vary elegant,
Embroidsrsd Silks,
Plaid, striped 1 Plain silks
ladies viii ptsasa caii and examine this elegant
a1ck OF Sks, which comprises our whole faii stoch
and wiz 30 ready for exhibition o. Mcnd. Urn morn"s
,eps. sseond 81, opposite Leciatre House
yslenisns. and Aorsatss Lace Cellsrs : sets
e I'm bro d 9 ries
OF gv RRy DESCRIPTIONS,
Elegant SIX Blonde Births Cspss.
BLACK GIMPU RE AN d
BhUSSELLE LACES,
al many othsr styles of good: VII be oges cd TILL
morning al WADSWORTh,s,
sep2l second st. opp. LsGiaire Hosse.
two HUNDRED AND FIFTY
Velvet and Cloth Cloaks,
MANTLES AND TALMAS.
rHE Lsrgss, stock and riehsss SSods IL tho city
WADSWOkTH'Y,
sept2s Second St.
WHITE GOODS.
DIAM, Figured and dotted Swiss Muslins.
i Jaconet sud Sarsnst Cambrics
Plaid, stripsdsnd Plain Nainsooks.
Bishop Lawns and Book Musfins.
raristons India Dimity, Victoria SkAyting
Linen Long Lawns, Birds Eye Diapers,
Fine Linen and Grass CAmbrics.
Cambria Dimitiss and Dimity Bands.
Figured Frillisntes, Checked and Striped OAnhytcS.
Enr IA afI W. n
June 20 diff "a st.. opposite L. c'@ire House
SEAMLESS BAGS
1,EN THOUSAND Stark Mills A and Grow Gland
for sale wholesale and retail BY wADsWoRTH,
ort4 Second st. OPP. LeGlaire House
BED BLANKETS.
A 50 stock Of White and Colored Blank
"A cts, extra quality and weight, which VIII be
sold fess than goods OF the sane quality can pc puf-
chased e:swhsIe Hotel and ..Srdinf hons; ,, Keep,
sep % Second st.
SHAWLS, SHAWI4S,
BROClIA
Long r Square Shawls.
WE are prepared to oder in the above line Of goods
One lot Of Shawls have nhich are decided bargain
being u superior Shawl at the low price Of
Eight Dollars,
aud a much ,etter article than many merchants can
purchase for the money Our assortment OF inner
shsws unsurpassed in quality richness Of color and
beautiful designs, while the prices are very low. W.
FINEST AND RICHEST sHAWLs
ever brought this market and accommodate pnr
ehasers with ia
FIFTY DOLLAR SHAWL,
or one at any price under they wish. In Bay State
Waterloo and Scotch Plaid, Long and Square shawis
W q have "a large stock the
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-12-08

IOHs p. II. TALLnAR, CHAR.RsPowEN
PJughkeepsie, n. Y. Davenport, lows.
TALLIAN 1 POWERS,
Atlorneys& COunseil0rs at Law,
and Land Agents.
DAVENPORT, IOWA.
0sies Brady Street, bet~ee second and Third Sts.
4 ASDS bough,aI sold ON Commission. Having
l. also an once in Eastern New York, At point
which slarge emigration may be expected during
the present season, we have unususl advantages to
dispose OF ands 10 actual settlers.
II PLoans negotiated on Real Estatesecuriiy
-REFEREHCES-
New York City. Psughkeepsie, NY.
Hon John Van buren,, Hon. Charles H. Ruggles,
A, c. Piaeg, % Gilbert Dean,
Charles O5Conor, g u vasssr & Co.,
william p. Havemeyer, Benson LOSING
Anthony j Bleecker, :" Prof. >. T. h. Morse,
William b. Skidmore. Utica, NY.
Albany NJ Hon. Hors.io Seymour
Hill, Cagger Porter Chicago, III.
Hoxebooine King and Boies RK.swiftand Co..
Erastus Corning Mile and Fowler,
lpii3d wifi w K. Wood and Co.