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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-10-07
HOrklNS, WILLIAM IL hfAN,
HoRtRr ntlI, Iios w. AIkINhoN.
luOpKsNr, null. a CO., Whoic-nic Dry

u u GOODS MERCHANTS, No 21s Baltimore ntftets Nop
postc Hanover sirectD baltimore,
would call attention of buyers 10 our very large and
complete Fall and Winter Dry Goods which we feel
confident compare faYornby with in the Northern OF
Eastern Our business having very largely Increased
from of kc.pnRa complete anu varied ns
formerly focl encouraged to extend II s
lurther md shall lie pcpared to offer such variety asw
country friends TO purchase oi us oNybing h'f
may want uc Particular attention Is paid TO Dress
Goods generally. silks fmbroiderios. &c, ae
ahall be prepared to exhibit larger and more va
kept
We are A gents aryand Pcnitentafy Goods as W.
bctt makes of Fulled Cloths which VIII
bu sold at the Manufacturers prirea
orders sha bo promptly and carefully attended TO-
Baltimore, August ln 1856 HOPKINS III LII a GO
aug l2d2mos
yuO snaprENs Oh TOBACCO WEST ,.
VIA BALTIMORE. Mp.-The undersigned Forward
ing of the Pennsylvania Rairopd at
baltimore respectfully soleit SHIPMENTS OF TOBACCO
TO ALI. POINTS IN THE WEST AND SOUTH WEST
and from tho acquaintance with the trade having been FOR
some large part of the Tobacco go
West through Baltimore they Halter themselves that hey
, Rn give satisfaction To sbppcrn.
Freight low ms by any other line :,
Consignmens the West solicited and punctnaly
attended to- MAGRAW a kOONS,
80 North street, Baltimore.
Refer Jacob Iieald Co, Brandt r BALTIMORE r L.
Dulley r Smith, Mcdaniel, Hurt Preston Miller o.
Grenshaw, Lynehburg; Cronshaw SCo., Richmond
III
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{. u. II htNi
uuINI \ HKD., t.cnrSnI Commission Nct-
u CHANTS, VIRGINIA ST, tbewecn Cary ST. and X y
u K X. Drpot1 solicit ennsignments of Tobacco Wheat
Flour, and produce generally tor sale.
They also tow arda produce aud merchandise tent 10 ihe
Prompt personal uan paid to all business cohhdtd
o them
Rirbu,npd March oefh i-.I, fmn apm
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-10-07
HoNNOL.xA a ADAMs, Tobnceo %
lNAuu of fus16-ENaaU.EDOVE. .ound tKe

lNAII Of fuSJ6.-ENtsu.EDOvEs sound ON thc
Bonnet Question: More confidence than In pleaslng
people. Lsenbeauiul Bonncts at 81 90 elegant at
50 snpremcly elegant om 81 30 to $40 Sl5 and $40
and look for selves at the loyelies
variety brought to this market from the lowest to the
highest prices.
tHENEAI HEAD DREssEs on know was never beaten
well the incest Dress Caps from 37 cts to
e.
NoTohsJet ornaments of the most recent style,
Hosiery HaukcrciefS French Needle Work Gloves Work
loxcs Brushes Coubs Needles, Pins, Perfumery Dolls oi
character.
sale Of the best In the United States,
aud warranted give Call snd this great
ALFRED S. ENGIEDOVE.
Iyncbburp Republican Western Star Wyhe,ie Telegraph
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-10-07

uusn received mud for snic, u lot of No. 4
- FAMILY ROE HERRING.
lnnr 10 Isl 4 q. UREENLEE.

u
- FAMILY ROE HERRING
june lutRl L q bREENlEE.
SAN URNA ENrf for the pnriOr, ms u gin
n afeud ntO oi absent loved vhnt can
lie appropriate what more acceptable what dcnr
worthy be cherish ii than natural lite like, almost
speaking aud breathing likeness of the heads of the household
the tilr Olive Plants home those loved but absent
whose the flesh may be seldom hYnricous
have harercd health aud character and happiness for rod
ambitious hDvc sacrificed home comfort and ilen a
for the attainment al place and power but who heard of
Tanner ulutRhlc Amhfoiypca
Photographs or baEuorcuypcs exchanging II for
the hottest that len
the of fallen humanity, pefpctnao and cement
friendship. seal and raity hnlnwfd affection. The
npu In the oldest tho business
,drs by In aEeD cont1npltos while IN This
moral ding mood with no little Htistactun the hchlihul md
happy influences that constantly going out from ia cstsb
beautiful aud truthful originals gladden. the
the Fathers and Mothers the Sster aud Brothers,
Lovers aud Swecthcnrts OF the land
The wing acrcns"d s operators and
having hand aud large supply of materials,
every body nhis Gallery whore In all wehthcrs
procured II faithful Ambrotypc DHRucrooypc and those
wishing s{me of themselves will be cordially wei
amply repaid for their trouble by examining
excellent exhibition of lcutcs In addition To almost
limited stock Of and unique have quantity
Fashionable Jcwery, such oo{cs BrenHt Pins Brace
lets Watch Fobs Finger Rings &c designed to contain pic
which viii be Ia the best gtyr of the
the shortea notice and at the reasonable prices for
cash only. N. $ TANNER,
n. u. Side Main St, three doors below Bridge.
July cats tvnehburR Va,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-10-07

v--- - ,,rzx..s-,x,,- VIRGINIA 81 TENNEsSEE
1A gsp NJ RAIL RDAb-SDTItE 10 SHIP
sA9A pERS or pRODUtE-Dn and after
the day October 1880 Bacon and Nrnson will ba
trans sporiaou transported npon this road
loss packed In Casks. IloPsheads Crates or Hoxes
By order of the Board T.. II. GILL
lG. Rep tion Supf
Nuy FALL. STOCK - coming in, and
lNu customers would do we To cali and make Their Sc
lccons L. l.. ARMlSTEAll
Rap copy. nndor 1 oegrhph "hice
lyNs.IuRIfVC AGVICVUTlJKap. WORKS.
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ry.. FASHION UPHOLSTERY.

q, FNSfffONAILE VPHUISTEKN,
rTssz sssassSt iNNCHBI Rf NAThe unders1le bcFs
~ eSes leave to inform the public that he continues
hsUPHoLSTERY BUSINESS Hndis pre-.
PHcd 10 execute all orders in his line Of business with neat
,S.a al dispatch such rs PAPER HANGING snd UPHOL-
, IN Lounges Sofas Tees Tctes Easy Chairs, SC
>, % NiNbOW and BED CURTAINS made Sn2 Hung;
l'nc in tho pholstcry line
AH"Fd'rs th'nkfuiiy received and promptly attended
-,R, Once Church ,freet keiween washington Hotel
MA Masonic Han W1i LOOSE
may l9dH.n
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-10-07

STATE At.KlGd IJlKAI SOfIETA.-An
~ Election for the ehoicco Delegate To th" Farmers As
semby To convene In chmond the 2sh October Will be held
Friends House. Monday the 9th of
October Qualified voters life members of the Virginia
State Agcultual Society any adult male person who has
paid his annual fees. \. n MDkIGOMERN
ltduct tomr
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-10-07

u opened another supply of my superior Fronch Patent
oxford Ties and Caters generally admitted be
pcrior Ia thare made ]. Miles Son T. SEABuRY
irlv -{fs
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-10-07

HxRksDs 81 WINE
tD 10 Half Pipes Goddard and Champagne brandy,
~ " London Dock
10 Or Casks "
1lD baskets Champagne iiedsck Of Rcnanld
rrnuro.o importation. Ton sdeby .
Itlv IN p. EDMOND. pANTNPoRT & {
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PHILADELPHIA.


plKpOSES or \ | AMllN PLY
SIC.-rhere has long oyistcd public
demand FOR an effective PurgailNo ful
which could he relied oi. as sure and
perfectly safe in Its operation. Ihis mas
been prepared to meet that a'mand' ana
an extensive trial of its virtues mas con
clusively shown with what success II ne.
\ comnlisbcs the purpose designed. II Is
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-10-07

sbsF Received and receiving this daNs an Immense storh
men hy ar chjds CAPS If every conceivable pattern
nl quality, and at lower prices than hereteiotr -
LOUIS l.. ARMISTEADJ
p.-n- cnnr nndrr The Telegranh Office
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-10-07

vana aud Domestic Cigars Tor sale Wholesale and Rets
al II NJ Harris Il Co.'S Tobacco, Cigar Wine and Liquor Sto
have received complete assortment OF Cigars,
&C. and would call the attention of persons in need OF a
thing In line Stock, which is larger aud more co
pete that Of any house the City and facilities to
best articles in line not surpassed by an
house In Virginia. Please give usa call - -
sep lots H. NJ. HAKhlo q w.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-10-07

cNsaNO.-We hntr hand some 9o0 tons OF the Emily
IN cargo Guano, that imported lastwnt"r So f Ms
hasr heard from tie purchasers has given entire sh's
iaetion equal with Peruvian Passengers by the Central
Raroal . good effects by noticing SfRw
lerry lll hry pass through tle farms. u w. ilhNa
Esd A Jarrett, ESD, u Anderson Jr were som" ~ the
uprchasors ufit For sale ly
EDMOND DAVENPORT co,
Eirlmnnh
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-10-07

UISE received mud for sale,
- 80 Barrels medium No3 Mackerel,
100 do Ne.
% do Large No#3
80 IInit Barrels No. =,
do 10 Ne. !.
80 Quarter Barrels No !,
Kits choice, No ],
lGG Barrels Cut Ii,rrugs
McDONALD, SPOTTS & HARVEY
iuy l0dis No. 90 Pearl St Richmond Va
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-10-07
4 GRAND SCHEME
To be drawn SATURDAY. Oct 2ath In baltimore Marylat


To he In baltimore Md, FRIDAY October 3lai lsad
Wih distributed according the following Splendid Scheme
10000 NUmbrrs!-1 900 Prizes.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-10-07

FIlGrs Fay able in fun without iecuction.
SCHEME
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-10-07

|HANO, tstfA AND.~IIaying made arrangements with
IA the Peruvian gents 10 get supplies of t ANo Oh tue
best terms we prepared TO furnish IT. We have now
on hand and viii bp in nreEulnrrec"ip oh
hat direct from the agcus,
MI purchase from rely on getting GNi lNh
GI5ANO We solicit friends and all others,
thai Ill alwaN furnish tom VIII ie
best article, and on the most favorable terms.
fRENSllAW & 60.
fb1Itz NarI de of the Basin Richmond, Va
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-10-07

ID DEMOvAL.-The ." bsc rib.r IT. h.s rs ss ANA eommodi
So r., Schooaeds block 2d door below the Market ana
opposite Mr. W. H. Mosbys, where he WI oe p.eAseu " -"
upon all who may ia''f Nun "''- G. S. BLIsB
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-10-07

NEW CONCERN.--The undersigned having
~ this entered Into coparnershp under the style and
trm of M hOLLINs CO. for the purpose OF transactins
Commission business have taken the store re-
Gently occupied John Holiins where they will be
pleased to see their friends and the public generally.
MARTIN HoLLINS,
JAMES w. BURCH,
GEORGE II. BCRCH
The subscriber having sold his stock of Goods 70 ds
Co. would cheerfuly recommend them oa 70 ~ INS
and patrons 'o1i@, tan edSesy
JANUARY IT,
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-08-05
4 HUMAN LIFE SAVED!


]. A. RHODES, Esq, Dear Sir:-As took your medi-
cine TO sell on consignment "no cure no pay, take
pleasure in stating effects reported to me by three
brothers who live in this place, and their testimony Is
fair specimen of all have received:
W. S. CoNKLIN told me--.l had taken nine bottles OF
Chrises Ague Balsa, and continually run down whie
nsu it uut my lungs aud were coNGEsTEp to that
degree thai blood discharged from my mouth aud DOW
eIs so that all thought i impossible for ne % hrs
througA aHothsr sA; The doctors TOO aia an Ia snsy
any good until got RHopEs' FEyER AND AeuE CuRs,
which at ouce relieved of the distress aud nausea at
my stomach aud pam IN my heaa aad sad
NJ. IL CoNKILs says: 81 had been taking medicine OF
Ms good doctor have in county, and taken
from 25th August to Ith December. But seeing how
nicely it operated my brother, got \ bottle Of
Rhodes Fever and Ague Oure, which effected perms-
ueut cure by using two-thirds OF = bottle.
S. NJ. CoSKLIN not here, but the other brothers
say his case the H. Ms. sold the medicine
to both the day, and the Was speedy iron,
the Tnnrs s,b Ts.nss
The above speaks for ITSELF Good proof IL 10, It ID
of better than the vast number Of like oertn
Gates already published and the still greater mum
Der that is continually pouring in to me-.
one thing more. Last year had occasion to essfisr
the public i'll these words:
circulars, su5sttHtsd tAe same f tAsr nsstrsn Je'
my m sdieiae, and thtR rttA 5rsIes tmPsdenss eAd
.1 as ..s
Now take pleasure in saying that the eastiss rsSr
red to the same ssDr. Christies Ague Ralsam" mention
toned in the above certificate.
aThere are several other Industrious people who ar
appiyiug to their all that publsh Abou
my Fever Ague Cure, Autidos to Malaria, sssey
tIs Of Cxrss, and the Certificate OF the eel
chemist DR. James Chiffon, in favor 0fth pa
eciy harmless character attached to every
tie. These will always serve TO distinguish my msdics
| from imitatious. JAS. A. RHODES, PropEistsr,
- Providsuce, T. l.
| Wholesale Agents--H. Blakslsy, St. Louis; Harcia
| Bros Chicagu o. T. Webb, psssnporfy asa cr ~
| 6r,ssist eenerally. 't5gs 5IssI July S,56dw3m
| 5V.OOW ALvoRD VAN PA1T1N,
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-08-05
THE DAILY GAZETTk.

Daniel Webster was fond ofa prac
tical joke, but only of an amusing and
generally harmless ono. He had in
Northfield, across the river from his
Franklin farm, small piece Of sandy
barren land, with poor house upon
1t, IN which very destitute family
had been living for some time without
paying any rent.
Upon one of his visits to the place.
the good woman expressed her ankle
ty about being able to remain. She
expected to be turned out, and didn't
know where to 20. She hoped that
Mr.. Webster wouldn't be hard with
her.
He heard her through, and then told
her, with great gravity, that he knew
it was hard case for her; he wished
to consider her and didn't mean 4. be
that he had great many TO
providefor. Atthe same: time putting
his hand into his pocket be took out q
five dollar bill and handed it TO her,
saying he was sorry he couldn't do
better by her, but if she could afford TO
stay on the place anotheryear for that,
he should be very glad, and rode or
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-08-05

The Philadelphia Bullstin says
there is a recluse in the White House.
Since the passage of the River and
Harbor Improvement bills over the
Presidential veto, Mr.. Pierce has not
stirred out of the White House. Us
ually, in summer, he finds that his
health requires that he should 60 to
Old Point, or some other point, to es-
cape the unWholesome atmosphere
that is said to surround the Presiden-
tial mansion. But this season he
finds it for the good of his health to
shut himself up, and it is little re-
markable that the change in his con-
stitution which permits such confine-
ment should have occurred since the
Cincinnati nomination and the River
and Harbor vetos.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-08-05

An AFFECTING STORY SPoulDi-The
last number OF Harper's Magasins con-
tanned story about the "early love"
of MIR. Buchanan, his disappointment
through the iaterferencelofth the mother
OF the young lady to whom he was
engaged, the suicide Of the latter, and
the determination of Mr.. Buchanan to
remain unmarried out ofrespect to the
memory .of the young woman whose
disappointment led her to commit sui
eide. The story was copied into the
Boston Bee and other Buchanan pa
pers, as evidence that Mr.. Buchanan,
after all, had warm and tender heart,
and that his present state Of celibacy
is not exactly an original choice
The Pennsylvania, Mr.. BE- home or
gan, gives q fat contradiction to the
whole story, and distinctly admits that,
"there can be nothing in its discussion
agreeableto his friends" So Buchanan
is a cold hearted old bachelor from
choice, and is annoyed that anybody
should suppose that he ever thought Of
getting married.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-08-05
FRENcH MAsurAorunrs.-Pfof,

FRENCH MAaurAcruREs.-Pfof.
Mapes says that nine-tenths Of the
olive oil in this country is nanufac-
tured in France from American lard
oil. 1t is purified by sal soda, SD is
about equal to olive oil for the table
or for other purposes. The French
seem to be good length Off in oil
that relates to delicacies for tho table.
Wo have plenty of sardines N our
ffoasts foa f,ttlss, but it requires French hands
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-08-05
DINING SALOON.

For Lease.
NUMBER of lots situated in various parts of the
N city for lease for term OF years; apdly to
T,Iy GRO a. nAVENpDRT
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-08-05

a FERocIoUs HoRsE.--On Saturday
evening as a hand named VIM. Bart
lett, in the employ of Mr.. Barco6. Of
Hamilton, was leading a horse into
the stable, the animal suddenly turned
upon him and with his teeth lacsrated
his face and head in q frightfnl man
ner. Mr.. Barcof, who witnessed the
onslaught, hastened to the spot and
put the ferocious animal to fight, but
not before he had inflicted such injur-
les upon the unfortunate serving man
that his life is despaired of.-Csnoin
natl Commercial, 29th.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-08-05

The subject Of the Baccalaureate to
address at the commencement last
week at Wabash College, Crawfords-
vile, Indiana, by the President Rev.
Charles White, d. d., was the Impor-
tance of Enthusiasm in a Profession.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-08-05
The following remarkable coinei.

The following remarkable coinci-
dence took place in St. Francis coun-
ty, Ark, a short time ago: "a one
eyed man stole one-eyed mule, was
arrested by aone-eyed sheriff, tried be-
fore a one-eyed magistrate, and escor-
ted to the penitentiary BY q one-eyed
officer
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-08-05

Departed this life, at her residence
in Mason County, KY, near the mouth
Of Cabin Creek, on the 14th day Of
July, Elizabeth consort of Benjaman
Cole, deceased, an old Revolutionary
soldier. Her age is supposed to be
over one hundred years, as her eldest
son is in his seth year. She was the
mother of sixteen children. She has
left eleven living children, a great
many grand children, also some great
great grand -children.-Chic. Rep.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-08-05
Railroads.
CHICAGO AND ROCK ISLAND RAILROAD.
{;E "a VI - ss vi
,pRrNG AKRANGEMENTS

SPRING AKIkANGEMENES,
IN and after Monday, April 18th, ls5C,and until
omrtaei notice, tr ins will leave Rock Island dai
ly, Sundays excepted as follows:
lstmal train at b.DD A. M
81 express, stopping only at the principal
30 nigntexpress, stopping atall stations 9.l0P. N
Ith freight, with Cd class cars at G.30 4. NJ
Trains arrive at Rock Island daily, Sundays except
ed ,aa follows:
l6tElshtexpress at 900 A. M.
"a express, stopping only at tho priaeipal
q man tram NJ lui1
fhfrgighi with % class cars at S.45 r. M.
Altrains this road are in direct connection ut
Chicago with trains both the Michigan southern
and Michigan Central X. X. to and from Detroit To-
lcdo, Cleveland, Columbus, Cincinnati, Pittsburgh,
DuDkirk, Buffalo, Niagara Falls, Albany, New York,
Philadelphia, Baltimore and Washington. Also at
la Saie with trains of the Illinois Central Road
north Galena and south to ST. Lonis and Cairo 70
which places tcketscan be procured OF $. S. STE
VEINS, Tick tagt. II. Il. Depot RI
Passengers reminded ofthe necessity oil giving
distinct directions as to the destination of their bag
gage, also 10 procure tickets before taking their
eatsn the cars the conductors collect fares only
stations the line OF the Chicago and Rock Island
Railroad. JOHN F. TRACY, Supt.
w. H. WHITMAN, Asst Sup't
Rock Island ADril z, 1856,
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-08-05

JOIN BRowN's TRAoT.-The domain
contains 100000 acres, and lies in
Herkimer, Lewis and Hamilton Coun-
ties. 1t is portion of the / ,92o, 900
acres, conveyed by Letters Patent from
the State of Oew York to Alexander
Macomb, Jan. 10, 1893. The Albany
and Sacketts Harbor Railroed will
run through the tract and add impor-
tance to its value Buffalo Courier.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-08-05
The Kentucky W1;o"would not be

The Kentucky Whig"would not be
surprised if Fremont's vote in the
State would be swelled up tosix thous.
and votes" To this the Newport,
KY, Meas, replies: "Weuld the
Wig be surprised ifit should find, in
November next, that there are six and
twenty thousand good men and true
all Kentuckians-who vote the Re-
publican ticketa'
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-08-05

The Delaware peach crop is this
year total failure. The result lis at-
tributed in part to the heat and drought
of the present summer, and partly to
the severity of the past winter.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-08-05

o. 3 I L Z ;
ATTORNEY AND CoUNsELLog At LAW,
Davenport, EOsyu. .-
Oncc on Main SlreoI, opposite IL Ctaife House,
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-08-05

EEtINEUN n a.
Il. g. MOOR Il,
o,..-... FROM NEW liAvEa, urs =,
fRESCo, Banner, Sign and Ornamental palhlef'
Grainer of Wood, Stone and Marble.
Lettering and Gil ling on
,,, GLASS, ,.-
"IhtOW Shldes, IDJerier Deco rutiOns, PORTRAITS,
Scenery, Landscapes, &C., at short notice.
Sign Painting aud Grainng for the trade
als remoy I'd from Brady ST. to I'd 81. doors East
nj Brady.
Reference
a d. L. MYeRs. osE N Co.
NAY IA, '5j. d-tf
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-08-05

The Boston Transcript of the sSth
instant, says nearly twenty tons ofpa-
per have been used up to-day in sup
plying the great demand for Uphan's
"Ulustrated Life ofFremont.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-08-05

A Fremont clock has lately bees in-
vented in Connecticut, which is war
ranted to run, without winding, until
that gentleman iseleeted President a.
no pay.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-08-05
'Vhn aid Pioneer Bakery still ahead!

rENHB subscriber has recently made extensive prep
/ nralions for the manufacture OF Butter, Sugar,
Bostop Soda, Pic Mic, Water and Oyster crackers,
Pilot Bread, &c, &C., together with gooa assort-
ment OF Loaf Bread, Cakes and Rusks.
4 have also purchased the Patent klght Ior oeo''
rnnnty for the manufacture of CrUm u Pauis
PATENT LOAF BREAD,
,,,lc nv Machinery The advantages claimed for
NOR uniform in quality, and handsome in appear
ance.it is much whittier andmore even, II Keeps mach
longer wtho out becoming stale, and 10 many persons
Is not obcc uunable when week old, IL cuts as
handsome as the finest French roll, II goes iafthef
ana is readily introduced into families VINO nave he,
or used Bah tr's Bread before. SHAH conihue 70
run "A Bread Wagon as heretofore. In ohering the
above articles, terms which cannot all 70 gse
tire satissction, hope TO be able TO supply ~ ~no
may favor me with their patronage. lhhhh'ut ~ ,V
same All orders from thecoantry promptly nh auena
Cd to, pANirh - =" 80 a
Pioneer Bakery, Front street, ono square apo'e
burrows * Prettymans Steam Mills.
Davenport, May ~, is56-du -