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Democratic n ii 1fr. F'l1ln,orc

The Democratic Rev for December, 1856, having
Tie Comp Promise leasures Of 1850, and cotemporane
Gus events under consideration, thus speaks of Mr.
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THE sourHERN SENTINEL. This paper is publish
ed in the town Of Paquemine Parshof Iberville, by
our friend VIM ? rsdburn, We look upon it as
one Of the best our xchange List. It al
Ways contains something new Interesting Or valuable
10 the general reader planter. It enjoys
an extensive circulate the richest sec
lion Of Louisiana from which trade flows
10 New Orleans. This it an Invaluable medium
for country advertising and our merchants and ira.
ders should goYern themselves accordingly We cor
daily recommend It to tleiE patronage, and speak
knowingly misses Mr.. /. will remain in
i town for several connected with his
. journal.
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. TaH The Northern and Eastern talais
Mobile, que yesterday, came throug with from
Atlantic cities d late as due being the third time in
nix months.
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would therefore advise all who drink the Scnapps such
Places to mark the of the bottle and the outside
wrapper label should be defaced refuse drink unless
fresh bottle is opened
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.FeRU Orleans
STATI0MGRS VTAREE4OUSE,
oS CAMP ST R EFT. on

!SCXYOOE Y o OZXS--sSZ.I IXOSATHcgi z.
10 School Teachers,
COUNTRY MERCHANTS ANDP PARENTS
The attention of those purchasing SCHOOL. BOOKS and
STATIONERY either for their SELL is respect
fully invited the of the subscriber offers all
kinds of
SCHOOL BOOKS
LOW any other establishment city, and COIL
any hand all works in the various departments educ-
ton in general use.
AL
An extensive of LAW, MEDICAL, THEOLOGI-
CAT and MISCELLANEOUS WORKS, in every department
of Literature Science and Art together with every article of
STATIONERY,
For sale at the LOWEST PRICES Mt the New Orleans Sta
toners Warehouse.
J. 3. STEEL,
No. 60 Camp street.
N. B. liberal discount allowed Country Dealers Profess
and Teachers and those who sell agau ala 2n9
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E. D. BEACH,
we DON'T TV'nast a1ay Other.


Charities and Observation-Disclosures.
And by Druggists generally throughout the city 2p6tWI
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CAUTION TO PERSONS

: - n
HB=aMsS ss0aA dM KMDHeMS 9
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MI SSeergf M SIoddafQ Iof seFeIals years
conieete itofiaI Of tile Crescent,
left this Alexandtia;
on Red he 1ses making his place Of
residence Tile future The Rep bican, Of that
town, come under Ilis control Witlin n short
period, having alraad 5sheer purchased The object
of Mn. visit Is to look round make him
self acquainted with tie condition Of affairs. and
u return To Orleans to- purchase printing
material fpr the the Republican
out in d new and beautiful dress. NEE.
eeoraa1Iy commend Mr.. Stbdd lizard to the fayora-5
Bile consideration Of ouf& friends in the Red River
country. From long experience, we can endorse him
Z as capable faithful and honest He is "a bold and
original thinker,a good writer; well yersed in the
politics. Of The day and the advantages Of an
experience which none but q disciple of Faust can
enjoy HesgF be great QUESTION to our political
brethren iii that section of Louisiana which they
ought TO, and trust will repay, by q munifcent
bestoWai Of patronage NJ
part from Air. S. with regret; but trust that in
his new sphere Of labor he may meet with ample
success personal pecunarily and professionally.
Clay Moaus1EsT are requested to state that
the Committee Of tie Clay Monumental Association
will wait upon during the present week tc
n receive further Subscriptions The monument to
i HENRY Clay ii now d fixed fact. We hope it will
berendered worthy the city whose generous and pat
rotic people viii asssti erecting It, and of the glg
rious patriot and statesman whose name it is to I
retuate 1t shonId#be the loftiest structure of the
kind on the and will be. unless we
mistaken. $4$ hi
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DepOtS,

Dep0ts,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL, FOR THE SALE OF THE
GENUINE ~.
DALLEY'S .NIAGECAL PAIN EXTRACTOR,
jas 2ptf Nos. 81 and ISL Charres street.
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sAlrttiplr sales.
Splendid assortment

>ss 1HP .m5s III :rM e1aa GJaa GID dD ED 90 )
AT REDUCED PRICES.
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ala 2pstoweFr&wlt 2tand Isl Chartres street, N. o.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-07-14

Herbert, the murderer of Heating
gave the one vote BY which the Ere
State Kansas Bill was killed in til
House OF Representatives on the fir
trial. Before the second vote vast
ken he was sent to Jail. Ifall the
RufRanly Men Slayers on the Missouri
borders were similarly disposed OF.
Freedom would easily triumph in Kan,
sas.
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Railroads.


SRRIN0 An RHANoRMENTH,i
lna and sfter aonday, April 18th, 1884, ,and anti
N/farlnsi notice, tr ins will lsavs Rock issnd dsi
", Sundays excepted, - foll0ws:
lsl mail yrgla at Y. - . 600 A. II
% sx9tss., stopping only ths principal :,
"a nis express, stopping atAl .t..ioas o:IoP. 4
9th freight, with I'd class cars az $50 4. d
Trains arrives Rock Island dsiIy ,saadays except
cd, as follows:
"a express, stopping only al the priaeipsi
stGtions at 4.UO r. ID
mali Tain n tu.15 r. N
eth freight with ed class ears at 6.1 =. ID
All trains this road srs in dlfeet connection q
Chicago with trains over both tae Mchgaa Soutbesn
and Michigan Central X. X. TO and from Detroit To.
ledo, cleveland, Coiambus, Ciacinnstt, Ptss6aFeh,
Dunkifk Radalo, Niagara Rsis, Aitsny New yosk,
philaceiphia, Baltimore and Washington. Also u
La Sale with trains OF the Illinois Central Rosdr-
North 10 oaiena aud south TO st.. Lons and Cairo, 70
which places tckets bs proeussd soS 9. 8. STE
VEINS, Ticket agt. X. r. Depot X. L. p
Passengers are reminded ofthe necessity OF tgistpS
distinct directions IS 70 the desiinaon Of their bag
gage, sls0 70 procure tickets bsfor6 SAktng thsir
sests the cars the conductors collect fares oniy
70 ationa the line Of the Chicago and Rock Island
hairoad. JOHN 2. TRACY, SuPt.
". II. WiaraAs, Ass't Sup't. -
Rock Island April z. 1856. 54sY-sas-..
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HAKMorH STOCK or ao55. .z
NEW GOODS!
Al tha 0rAaf WAsfAru Clnthinr et0rA

At b0U, 0A06t 0VoS0AA O4VtAAx 0UOAUs
As AowonOte1n
No, q, / E CLAIRE ROW,
,nseeep' Of the aFTe't, and nos' complete stock
CLOTHING, OF EVERY DESCRIPTION
bropghtto this mark which has ooen purchased
In The Easts!p narkets 1t greatly reduced prices, and
which be will sell $3.50 --a ~ u
T0enty- Foe per Cent. Cheaper
than sny other establishment In this sectios Of
try. He 10 also, in addition his stock Of Clothing,
reteivngan extensive and weii selected stock Of
I asntlsmsn's Rufnishing Goods 90 s
Of all styles and varieties to which he invites atteb
tion. His stock has been selected With great
pressly for this market HAd atthe very lo~estp
Extspt, Variety and Beauty ls.. -.
bis stock cannot be equalsd In this region, and
Y FRESH FROM THH MASUFACTORY.
All be asks is that The public generaIfy w examine
bic rock before purchasing elsewhere, feeling sats
esd that those who esnnotbe suited In quantity, qas-
Iity and price st the
drest Western Clothing House.
csnn be suited Al any other ests6lishuent west OF
Chicago. ..s.
Aug. 81. d II. l.. LowRSSTElS.
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=.si ef, CARD.
r.A .sssTHoLp. sAh,L. <. sAaKLlI. =. raoAssoN.
BARKLEEs THOMPSON n co.,
Wholesale Dealers In Groceries,
IONAxpFORWARDING MERCHANTS,
Corner PsSvy ssa Second Sfrssfs.
Davenport, Iowa.
lAgepisfo or tbssals Of fLsnin 4 Bmith's Gunpowdef-
sonssntly on hSnd ons thousand McE1 aud Cssss r.
y. poftiag and Mining Powder which We will fur.
ISL i .tManufactusessPf he trade PowdsrssFv.
Cd At i've minut1eu6tlcA. u So NAk~'h
IulV 3 l66<-WtFW.ly ~ W-
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Stopts..
STOVES AT WOLESALE'
THE Laxooet, 8fovo Store

xhe 4Lax30ets S6ov0 Seo1e
VIZ An s.e.i7s thS e ~ sSsFss
" ilrge,, stosk Of sfoyEs sue fIsNkHs
STOCK ever brought TO the State of Iowa. Among
the snmerous articles which ws shsii keep conAsns-
X 90 hand eortnuers use are 7ss Pises, sAsa iron
Boiler from No. Is 70 ss, cAayesAs -, Ksssts d.,
fritctioa Rassta DO, Wire, siaxsd CsDSs,'s, sys.
ier's So., Block na, Lead, Copper Bstssms, 1sftat
do., xos Rirsss all siIes, timed d., al kists f
PysssSi rare, Jdpssssa d., Tssers Tseis;ard We
assusp all persons fayopg With m or der, Cha, We
will sell them goods In line low they be
bought Iaicsgo or 81. Louis, and much lower than
they have been paying for them heretofore 10 this
place, esi terss 70 suft. . st"tvG Ee $50
Please give us call and learn our prices, and
taen think you wtfspend Bsith Or Time nor msn-
ey hereafter IN buJinS At tbs. two places above
named.
N. B. In q few aa,s we shall receive an assort-
ment Of tho above named goods BY railroad, sum
Gent 10 supply tue immediate demand. 5i sF
Country Merchants ca rely upon being supplied
al all times with 1fnwsre aud on favorzb!e terms at
Hasissaie prices, -55S el s4,as -s
Old Rags, Copper, &C., &C., &c, taken in sx-
change for xoodp. 70 f5zs s
No, Burrows' Block, Front Street.
nehis-d&wa WIckBRsHAM q HICKS.
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Notice..

Notice. ~
DOCK Island Bank hiss made arrangements 70 use
IL limited amount Of the nos0s ofssIhs AAnulao.
u. . and Aschxnics' Bank Of Lolumbps, Ge0rgias"
mentor Exchanss or Cola, on ,hs came as the
issuss Of tho solvent Banks Of Virginia, Kentucky,
Onto or Indiana. II. b. OSBORN. Prsst.
II. Island Junel3 dGwH. = q. II. MANN. Cashier.
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Glotbing.
1855. Spring and Ssnner 1856.
ARRANGEMENT,
At THB sH a=ls..5
oRGAr MoRTA.MGoTRRN
Clothing and Manufacturing
r. mp ORxUM. 5.'

A. CASTEEL q 60.
YNAkE this opportunity 10 INFORM the public tha I
/ they have received 1t hstr Store. the iafssa'
Stock OF s:4gy5t. -,..islaa
Broad Cloths. CassimAeas, lvsatinSs.
which has svsr been rought To this maskei. The
0oodS which oGsr the pecton Of the citizens
ofthIs town surpan = ia dssIgn and anAh, anything
seectod with The greatest care and from tae n
t1ns,ne hsuses in the kastsrn markets, and VIAL
view to satisfy the tsstss ofAll ourcusioms
Wehsvs also & full and comp plete assortpsat Of
HE latsm and most apProy Cd sty leg OF a...
III GENTS. FUAN k1AkN0 GOODS, .1o
which are Beyond doubt The vo,t desifsble 70 -
found Va this city. Among which ar, 0snis' Shifn,
qndershirts, Stocks, crayaS, Gloves, auspendsEs,
Hoe, Re. ,bt84T .-ay.TG.1 1 lgvaus.
PsrteplIr attention win Ls psid, a hstst ofofs 70
the making up Of garments In style ansurpaased ~
any similsf sstablishm msnt. l.3. 3 sda5ag 81
Full ssi,s made on shortest notice, and wsrssntea
re suit. n5fEs2 5g7
Thankful for the ksssowsi past liberal svofs Of
Ne public, We take pleasure In pledgin3 renewed
ndenty and solicit share Of the public patrona%e
Apt 70 DIFF A. CASTEEl 4 CO. II
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THE DAILY GAZETTE.

SINGULAR EErEcr on ELEcTRIcrTY ON
NEeRoEs.-During the thunder storm
| oflast Sunday. o friend related the fol-
lowing: $40 $ ,,gs.si
A gentleman residing a few miles
ont OF town, recently carried home q
small electrical machine for making
some experiments. As soon as he
got home, the negroes, as usual, flock
ed around him, eager to see what mas
| ter bad got. There was a boy among
these darkies that had evinced a strong
disposition to move things when they
wanted moving, rim other words to
pilfer occasionally.
snow, jack" says his master,
''look here; this machine is to make
people tell the truth, and if you have
stolen anything, or lied 20 me, it will
knock you down"
aWhy, MASTER" says the boy, Il
never lied or stole anything in my
life"
swell, take hold of this, and no
sooner had the lad received a slight
shock, than he fell on his knees and
bawled out, sob, master! | did steal
your cigars and little knife, and
have lied ever somany times: please
to forgive me-
The same experiment was tried
with like success on half a dozen
juveniles. At last an old negro who
had been looking on very attentively,
stepped up.
Master" said he '.let dis nigger
try. Dat ar masheen is we'll enuff to
scar de children wild, but dis nigger
knows better"
The machine was then fully charged.
and he received stunning shock
He looked first at his hand. then at
the machine, and at last rolling his
eyes, "Master," said he, st amt best
to know to much. Oars many soul
gets to be damned by kn owing too
much, an its my 'pinion dat de debil
made dat masheen just to ketch yer
soul a foul somehow, an Ireckon you
had best jest take an burn it up an
have it done gone .'-Montgon1ery
Adreyttsfy.
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There is no outlaw upon the seas
except pirate. He, alone, of all
sailors, is unprotected on the highway
ofnations. The pirate belongs to no
country, and his offences are against
the whole world, Any one is author
lied to arrest him, and the courts OF
any nation may convict and execute
him. Senator Pughs Kansas Speech.
Very sound doctrine. And ii
Messrs. Buchanan, Soule and Mason
were to attempt to put in practice the
principle theyembodied in the Ostend
manifesto. how perfectly it would all
apply to them. As long as that con.
tinues plank in the Democratic
platform, the less Mr.. Pngh says
about Piracy, the more service he will
dohis party Cincinnati; Columbsan.
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Rock ESIano.

II. B. OSBORN T. CO. F. ri.
LAND, STOCK AND INSURANCE BROKERS,
Rsek Island, III. rl1 ssa,
Attend 70 tho payment oftaxes and all other matters
connected with Land Agency in all parts OF Illinois
and Iowa. Once on Oriesna- street, near Cuort
Howe. E aHa c q.
! e.as.s,s EJ Chsap Lands. a+s !. :
\ W ar Soc q town 90 rsnss w l60 serss
W Qrsecl Is Z. " lso -.
Ms w qr sec - town 80 Lrange 3 90 !"
SINE or SEQ % towp 90 y <E6o
k{sM sN q arsse sss" sSS s%ssS % a.
S}Nw ar zee 28 2" 60 N "iElEeO ." @E
wtSEQr secA sON .s Geo "
In Scott county, are offered for thirty days at great
bargains BY their who are dstsrmined 10 cell.
( .pply TO 4~- NIB. OSBORN 4 90, Land Agt.
1856 Ii Rock IslAnd, Illinois.
We have also some City ard Country property In
Rock Island county whibh areo6srsd very cheap.
Jan S '55 d---wu %-+ s-f lesF
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HEAR THIS PLEA.-A Buchanan
man said he was opposed to Kansas
being a free State, because it would
keep Irishmen out Of it, and SO long
as they were compelled to stay in this
State. they could be used to defeat the
Republican party. But if Kansas
should come in as free State, every
Irishman that has to work by the day
could goto Kansas and buy him alarm,
and they would lose his vote.--Roca:
Island Republican.
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REMEDY FOE RArTLEsNAKs Brrr :

REMEDY FOB RArrLEsNAKE Bus 49,
A son Of Mr.. HuILNeER, living in
Eden township, in this Counsy, was
bitten by rattlesnake on the 9th
nit. The father of the child standing
near at the time, seized him and raj,
to a brook, and after thoroughly rub
bing and washing the spot that was
bitten. nlotstened some Tobacco and ap
piled it to the wound. He then gave
the boy about pint Of whisky before
it seemed to effect him in the least -
At length he grew sick and vomited,
which seemed to materially cease the
pain. he then killed a chicken and
bound the fiesh on the wound, which
removed the swelling and inflammation
Immediately. The boy is now well -
De,ciA Clint. 9th.
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New Arrangement.
&4X =
Important to .kQsse7aQeye QQ5nQ A06t
JOLIFT OUT OFF, .

MICHIGAN CENTRAL RAILKOAD.
TWO daily trains leave Joliet texcept Sandaysl
connecting at Lake Station With the Michigan
Central r. r. r Detroit, ana thence with fhe Great
Western, Canada Railway for Niagara Faiis, BuSalo,
Albany, New York, boston, Phadelphia, Montreal,
&c. '-"S "
TRAINS LEAyE JOLIET:
dis A. NJ, LShtning kxpress afrivHs at Detroit a.
eP M. or Boston at ls q night, aFtiye A. rbiisdel.
phia val Enit At 10 r. NJ. also c0nhsetsat Detroit
With stea for Cleveland. and thencewith morn.
5l0P.M. Exprsss csnneets next morning at Detio oit
with north Shore iine Of Steamers through without
landing, striving a 6,so A. NJ con nccfing With Er'
meets with the morning tro.n the Cansds Rafiwsy
arriving At Niagara Falls Al 6,30P.M N.
Through tickesscau be purchased ~ tie ticket o.
Gee oftas conpsny al Joliet, ao wing passengers TO
lay yover and resume their ssats At ploasurs. VI
July 81 SO diy -. 't'''+ n. RICE, Supt.
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a CURIOUS PLAHr.-The Baton Rouge
La.)Gs;sth mentions that gentlemen res
iding q Livingston Parish. La. has d sery
sinsalsr Pisnt In his garden, which appears
to % SOFT of connecting link between the
animal end vegetable worlds. The plant is
abost three feet high, and it's stems reach
the ground. At the end i, il armed with
snall sharp substsnce with which IL pierces
insests and lifss them into its calyx. where
they are grssPsd BY the plant and appro-
Psiatea 70 iss support. M
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PENIsYLvANIA RAILROAD.


|
The great Centr.i Ronss, connecting the AZ lanu,
eitiss with the Western, North western, ans South
wcssern states, By tinuous Kaii ay direct Th
road also eonnecss = f,.ssSarsh vim daily hne Q
King the direct chsspest ssd sstisbis sssts b
which Freight can bs forwarded 10 and hsm thu
Rates between Philadslphia and Pitsburg, %
| First class ,-fsooss ,shoss, Dr.. I "a. J. ,oo |.
| Goods On boxes, Furs, Feathers, &C. tSS Aoo
second Clnss.s.BooksG q station 1s'
cry, Dry Goods TN bales1 Drugs and 90. :. ,oa.
| Medicines, hardware, Leather, Wool W.. A~s
| ESira class. ..AnyiIs, Bageinra
| Bacon, Pork lin bulk Cast Stssl,& ssc 100 ?
| sole Leather I'm saDdles) ochrc, 6s.1
| Fourth Class. ...Codee, Fish, ,bA-,
| con q Pork fpteked) LAfud Lard 0hX zoe kl0O 4.
aemp, iron, lead, nAi,s, soda ash, nc.y
fLouR-yi per osrrsi until further notice.
| dRAlN-50 cts. per 100 D until further notice.
CoiIoNn,S. ps. s.is, not exceeding $50 lbs
IFIn chipping Goods from any point east Of Phil.
:sspa. e al ncse sood dPssks:s sts ns::
gents for skis Koad q Phtsas phta or ttsbgrs viu
6e forwarded wtthoutAetenacn. s5
Fesssar AssHn.-Hafris, Wormiy & Co., Mem.
phis Tenn, X. 2. sass Co.., ". Louis r. s. Hiteh.
eli & Son, Evansvills, Ind; Dumssnil Belt & Bur
dock, and Carter 4 !swstt, Louisvils ,Ky: r. 9 Nsi,
s:sas nsa Ss .nS ,rsr
o., Lssce 4 CO., 8 kiby q. Bosson; Leses 8 90
piaes, @ New YORK; \. ). sneedsr, Psiisdelphis; "a
;rsw & koons, Bsiunorsj Geo. 9. Fronciseas, Phs
ourg. =. =. - s'.-..H - go 80 s'-s-
Il. J.LoMBAERT,S SsP't. At;ssss, Ps.
PennsyIvanla f3aiIroad.
Three Daily IafO1gh Trains between Philadeiphis
and Pitssbungh.--ThE MORNING MAIL TRAIA
leaves Philadelphia for Piitshurgst u A. :. and
Piisoufgh fsr Phsdelphia att A. n. The fsss line
Ieav r N. and Pisssburg Tor Fhil.
adsiphis as r. NJ THR NIGHT hxPRkss tsotp
leaves Philadelphia for Pittsburgh at Il p d.. and
Pittsburgh fur Philadephia n u p. n. E-al1-
The above lines connect at Pittsburgh with the
Railroads. and from st. Louis, No., Alton, 0alena
and Chicago, H. Frankfort, Lexington and Louis
VILE, Ky Terrs Hautc, Dayton, 6pEiagnsld, Belle
fonsins, Ssndasky, Toledo. Cisvelaad, Celuubus,
zanssvilis, hssslon and Wooster, Ohio; slso, Win
The stsam packet boats from and 10 New Orloaus,
s.. Louis, Louisville and Gincinnati. rvs azys -
ThreaEh tsket1ssn sehsato srfrsn Ihers sf tAs
For further particulars handbi.ls a. the dler-
ent stsrtng points, Passengers from hs West will
nd this the shortest sDd most expe iious route 10
Ph,ladsly yhia, HAltmose, ,Ney YORK ~ Bostsn.
THO'S. MOORE, Agent, Passenger Lines, Phila.
J. MRsKlMKN, Agent Passenger Lines, Pitts.
Phila. Nov % IS dly q ha
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TAR VARIOUS KINDS OF
2 N N n q w a - r,
nAdutACTunED pv
LAPLlNs, SMITH d BolEs.
American Kins y. p. r. A., in kegs95 hs.
sStFs - - .I.t i2t d 81 ks,
RIA l" rs rs.
New York Rias, a3 - - IS !"
Earia. s.4 IS
Target Shooting, =. %
Missouri Ride In ana Plsaks.
( American 81 - g e.4- .. ~ At
Prairie shootine,s. ''.'
Eagle sss "N
Diamond Grain q asso ..a.a
Cannon, Mining and Blasting In Kegs and Barrels.
3 BARKLEH, THOMPSoN G co. Agents,
I slihG - Corner Sceo nd and Perry 6ts.,
Julys055 -d-v-ly aa2lss a. DAvssrokr, Iowa.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-07-14

SARCASTIC WIT.--The Washington
correspondent Of the N. 7. Times says
Judge Kellogg, venerable citizen Of
Michigan, arrived in that city on Sat
urday evening. 1t was his first visit
to the Federal Capital, and when the
cars stopped he was a little uncertain
where he was: but as he noticed that
all the passengers were leaving the
cars, he followed suit. As be entered
the main hall of the depot, he saw !,
man engaged in Gaming another fero-
ciously, all over the room. 'sWhen l
saw that says the Judge, ''Iknsac r
aeas IN Washington, Immediately"
The sarcasm Of the remark isfs biting
as the wit is pungent.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-07-14

-a MOTlC6.
This 10 certify that the
sxisiing between the undenigDed under tho
name and styls of Shoup + Barkalow is this day
dissolved BY mutual consent. .E5a ..tas
AL the demands ootstandipg In favor Of said arm
will be collected bv said shoup.
B. F, SHoUP
A.F. BARKALoW.
lCJo The Forw arding and Commission business
wflf hereafter be continued by h. SAoupG Go,
at lks sAma stapd. |.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-07-14
m. J. MCDOWELL.
VETERINARY SI1RGEON

VETERINARY SURGEON.
"IsHES toiuform tbs public that be
rSSzS wv has perma uensiy located In Devon.
An port, whore he will continue 70 trest all the
disessss Abe horss ID subject 10, 81 the mos
Se!enti6c Principles. After constant practice OF
many years all kinds OF diseasee he feels hap
20 cay that he will give sati sfaction all who en-.
pleJ tim. He eau produce ~ good CeRtiecsses o.
other man west Of ~ York. He has boen here only
few months, and the many important cures he has
effected since he came will speak more for him iAan
can res lily Be inserted n = newspaper.
Ths following gentlemen who have en- pioy red him
since he came here the most severe casss, will
certify 70 his abilities . pcten Veterinary Sur
Sssn.
All diseases warranted cured If earsble, or no
money paid.
Hesarnestly so,icts trial on any severe ease
whsssvsr. Any case he canRot care, IL any other
man be got TO cure H. he will pay him ont Of his
own pocket. .NE5o- J,r
Poii evils and Fis,ulas warranted cured in any
Nage.
REFERENCES.
wuliams. NJ Cannon, Coiss & Dsytss.
Woodrun q Wsdswoth, I d Calendine, z Webb
+ Co., X Hope. J Shepler, w Psttersoa, Aarke q.
Campbell, b Barr, b Cue, Thos Rexan, 3 p Pius.
Hon J + Cook, q Davenport It'd Eaxsl. b
Brooks, Allen, J A Crandxll, Dr. O,Rea sioa. II.
4 smith, Dennis fashy, 3 Gilsst, Rev, b 4
Nickolls, q Foster.
He can be eonsal,sd g, the City Hotel, or q, hi.
new Horse Shooting kstsblishmsni sA Third street
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