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Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1856-06-06
For the Lewisburs Chronicle.
TO MY MUSE.

Come, Poesy and cheer thi. solitary hourI
Wake thy slumbering inspiration. and,
As in days numbered and gone, chase
Away this cloud 80 big with gloom, and
Restore TO me, in melanchoiy's stead, the
Quiet, calm, and jcyfully serene.
o, love thy visitsi
As with Tyre in hand thou com st to soothe
This aching brain, and pour the oil Of consolation
On this crushed aud bleeding heart, and.
Faithful to nv summons, whether at dawn,
Or eve, or height Of day, in bustling street or
Lone in stiffness undsturb-d. ever ready
With thy whisperinrs Of peace and hope to
Lift my soul above the pains and vruv.lngs
or the lower world. and fix II on higher,
Holier things, worthy alone its sole
Meditation.
Sweet are thv counsels, Poesy!
A fount 30 pure, could i'll afford the
Weary pilgrim aught bnt suited TO his
Prisoned soul Through thee WOO the bright,
The beautiful, and fair, and hold sweet
Converse with the pure, the good, the truei
Right welcome, then proud mission thinel
III bow kindly unto thy sceptre now-sdieu.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1856-06-06

How TO WINTER One HUNDRED SHEEP
on AN ACRE AND A HALF OF GROUND
A correspondent of the Ohio Farmer says
he does it in this way ~ take for the
purpose nothing more than common
wheat soil ) if rich, the growth is apt to
be too large. l plow it deeply, harrow
we'll, and about the Goth of June SOW two
and half bushels Of corn. / use a large
variety plow in with shovel plow, or cul-
tiva,or, and if weeds try TO grow among it,
they will get heartily tird of such sickly
life, aud try to grow among something else
the next time. Leave standing until the
leaves get scared and the crop loses weight
some; then cradle down when dry, and
put in loose shocks, tie at the top with
rye straw, aud leave standing until wanted
for feed it may be fed cut short, or as it
is on clean ground. In this way l haze
one hundred head of sheep with
out grain, aud in good order, on an acre
and half of land l have not had bet
ter clip of wool, nor lost fewer sheep, nor
raised better crop of lambs,for five years,
than l have done this spring"
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1856-06-06

STATISTICS OF THE COLoRED PopULA.
TIoN OF PHILADELpHIA-The Board OF
Education of the Pennsylvania Society for
promoting the abolition of slavery, have
just published some interesting statistics
Of the colored people Of this city, gathered
by Benz. c. Bacon. There are public
schools, having 1881 scholars, with an
average attendance of s21 also, 7 charity
schools, having 74s pupils; 3 benevolent
and reformatory schools, having 2ll schol-
ars, and l3 private schools with 33l pu-
pills, making total of 1921 scholars.
The number of children over eight years
of age and under eighteen not in school,
was found to be nearly 1000.
There are also 10 Sunday Schools at
tached to the churches in which the col.
ored people worship, having, at the end of
the past year, 1852 scholars and Isl
teachers. There are also 7 schools, under
the supervision of white missions and in.
dividuals, with 1896 pupils aud q teachers,
which make total, in all the schools, of
4,59S scholars. TIE number of adults
over 20 years Of age is stated to be 9,O0l,
of which number LILO can read, write
and cypher, 1882 can read, and write
legibly, 1855 can only read, and 4,l23
can not read 1871 were free born in
slave States, and !,2l2 were born slaves,
but manumitted.
The Libraries and literary associations
number 4, in which there are 6342 volumes.
The occupation of 1896 colored people is
given, of which number 24S are BARRIERS;
1l8 boot aud shoemakers; blacksmitbs,
%; carpenters, 40; brick makers, So;
dress makers, embroiderers, shirt makers,
tailoresses, &c, 80S artists, S; clerks, S;
musicians, music teachers, &c, Is; physi-
clans, 6; school teachers, l6; weavers,
10 sail makers, IL. There are Al trades
in many Of which there are
but one, while in others from 2 to 10.
The real and personal property of the
colored people is estimated At 81 ,685, ,693,
on which they have 1pid for taxes, during
the year, 80, ,766 AZ, and for house, water
and ground rents, S396,7s2 27. They
have 108 mutual beneficial societies, bav-
ing 1882 members, with An annual income
Of $29, 900, and a permanent invested
fund Of s2S, ,s66.-Lsdycr.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1856-06-06

The spirit Of the People of Kansas is
not subdued-the blood of the martyrs
will enrich the soil Of liberty, from which
will rise up new life and new power
that will overcome the brutal tyranny that
now griuds them into the earth, and re-
store them to the enjoyment Of that free
dom and independence which was saucti
fed by the blood of their fathers, and is
now their own rightful iphsritance.-Gey-
mantorn Telegraph.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1856-06-06

One Of the best methods to Prev,u3
cows from holding up their milk, is to feed
them at the time Of milking. II this is
done they will give down their milk freely.
Bu. if you neglect to fed them they will
hold it up so that it is almost impossible
TO se, any from them. Try the expert
msns Of feeding them At milking Ealty
Fdrmsr.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1856-06-06

THEORY AND OBSERVATION A stri.
king example occurs to US, Of the happy
connection Of theory with observation, in
the prediction that there must exis, spot
10 the German 0cean-the central point
of area of rotation produced By the meeting
and mutual action of two opposite tides
where no rise or fall of tide whatever
could occur; prediction actually verified
by Captain Howett, in 1889, without any
knowlsdg. that such a point had been
supposed to exist This Is one among the
many triumphs of the like kind achieved
bv modern ,cience.-We C:ucinnafus.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1856-06-06
COMMON SCHOOLS.

The Superintendent for this county has fur
nished us the following very crediiable speci-
men of the Teachers Reports handed TO him
the present year. Its penmanshp is superior.
We omit the proper names, in order that the
Directors and Parents who read may compare
the report with their own house, &c, and all
gain some useful hInt.-EDs. CHRoN.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1856-06-06
Report of School No. =


tious of the Department, l have the honor
of submitting the following Report:
First. The.Schook House. school
house is located The stu.
alton Of the house is such, that with a
little trouble and expense it can be made
to look quite beautiful. But, as it is,
there is no fence around the house; there
is no play ground except the highway !;
and few old oak trees in the rear, Cin
field, where, of course, the pupils are not
permitted to enter) are all that is near to
remind person of shade-trees There is
no house, shed, or anything of the kind
In which to put the wood, coal, &c, used
In warming the house There is no privy,
and it is deplorable that that part is nearly
always neglected in building school-hou-
ses- The house is twenty-four feet long
and twenty-five wide, with a ceiling eight
and a half feet high. 1t is of brick, and
was built about four years ago. There is
small wood stove in the house. In cold
weather 1t is impossible to get the house
comfortable, bat with . large coal stove
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1856-06-06
The Corn Grub,

The Corn crop ha, several formidable
enemies to contend with, and among them
is the grub, which sometimes destroys
whole fields, and frequently damages the
crop seriously. One Of the best and most
judcious remsdies-perhaps the very best
ever suggested-is the application of salt
as soon as the plant makes its appearance
above ground. Take one part common
salt aud three paris plaster Of gypsum.
and apply about full teaspoonful around
each hiu, and it will be found to be a sure
protection The mixture should not come
in contact with the sprouts, as it may de-
stroy them. This method has been tried
over and over again hy some of the best
farmers of Pennsylvania, Delaware and
Jersey, and when properly applied, has
never failed to be perfectly successful.
We hope our farmers, who have reason to
fear the Expectations of the grub, tals sea-
son, vii. try this mixture, leaving few
alternate rows Of corn without the salt,
and communicate the result to us.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1856-06-06

De Dootschmans vot tont want Elm nix arouse,
Moos MT CO to Kit beer at Elm temperance house.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-05-19
Railroads.
CHICAGO AND ROCK IsLAED RAILROAD.
ca nm ~ ~ n

sPW INC ARRANGE .,n
NNsnd amer Monday, April ii.a, lssy'ans NJ IN
I ynrthe, notice. tr ins will leave soeh tasae" e"
", Sundays excepted, ~ Follows aeoA NJ
II express, stopping only stshe pflHsip',n a. nj.
al nlrst express, stopping ssail stations 9,aos'
An freisht with I'd class cars al o.aes =, ~
Tr.,ns arriy a, Rock Island daily, sundays except
cd, as follows: son A. NJ
ID express, stopping only a, The principal mp NJ,
stations at VA II p NJ
a mall irsna' sap
9Th freight with cd class ears st go "a
trains over this road are in direet 49,
Chicago wih trains over boibtae Mica "a , ~
and Michigan Central X. r TO aud rom pt,ss
Iedo CleYelsnd, Columbus Cineihnst' w. Wa
Dpnkirs, gaHalo, Niagara Falls, aleah! NV ~ :,
Philadelphia, Baltimore and Washington, pasd1'
La sale with traius OF the Illinois Ceaus. ,S.a q,
NORTH 10 Galens and south 10 81. ioals ssa url
which place tickets can be procured OIL D. .
VEINS Ticket agt. II. h. Depot Ri n, .r.,xinr
Passengers are reminded ofthe Necessary! u $3.50 s
aslnct directions as 10 the destination OF te.t Ss
gage also TO procure tickets before tasihs . astr
sests In The cars, as the conductors eoiest
10 stations on the line of the chicago ana noeA
Railroad JOHN r.
W. n. WHITMAN, Asst Supf.
Raek IxIaad April !, fSS6.
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Coal! Coal

7 OWREY, THOMAS 6 co. are now receiving, AT
1Ltheir Yard near the rail FOsd depot, 10 1OES
OF COAL DAILY For Fuei and Sleam ithgs no 40.
perioT In this Market.
owing 10 eombinsti on Of the miners 10 raise the
price OF oal--which would not submit to-ws
were unable, Tor short time, 70 supply our custom
ere. But having succeeded In brcatii z ID this CON
olnaton lin whicn the community mas no email inter.
ssi,) We are now prepared deliver IN tins clty or
DaFenpor', In quantity 20 suit purchasers a. our
former pr,.es, on application al lie Yard
Rock isIand Jan3 dur
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SEASONED LUMBER
! wauttu supply in,s SECTION Of the
SHINGLES!

have parchasod aud put 40 sosd Patent Ma
chime IN couhGcN1n slth nay Mili, a. i am satisfied
,,t,, SUNNY my CustoHutA with better shtugle
les, IN ,tet man any brought bera for, or Gao be
made b4 aHy other maCblues J also make Shingles
b, hand nd. viii CONTINUE 10 do - Es Ioug M they
aru 10 deWaHd
IlAse this opportunity 10 return my thanks for
past lay Drs, And solicit from my custo mers the
DABlic continuance OF the same
apf,a dWu JOAN NJ. CANNON
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FARMERS! saw AND GRIsT MILL MEN
Tao Best Nil ever offered TO the Public is
ELl TONS PORTABLE MIL


ne II has taken the first Prsmiam III all the
blpitea AID IA G0ha ,Aeda! al the IN stftats
\ T. tIly lnls truly eSteiitnt hhi, celebrated
iii, tor rs simpllrIy, daHbAity aha pTa,ueabhIty
ilelea JHity III, 1850, stand, Ghrsalcu! The large
lumber u chose piiiIs Sold and thelr Increasing dc.
uand iore.hlS declare thGii merit cover ito having
been sold M lne last biA ohlhs). They are hdIru
uff adapted for gfiuding torn, paIs, heat, harley
Corn IL Inc ear, sFlces, Ac. Win fhrdllS uLd per.
Il ctton unknoN It before.
No.s afit gruds trom 10 { bus. Of neal or 1910
H. bu. Of rru FrF hour With from TO horses, and
other Nos h pfopOftOuate amount. lhc5 eau be
.rof ellrd By h6tse, water power, ana are
well EdAptsG ~ Irregular motiOni henee d lrIf "a
cast they can DC att4eh-u to ANY saw milf.
AEAL sAsksar attached 10 thesv mills, thus rem
drriuy Lteu tHe only trntg Praetseabh anil farmer
cat nave.
references can be given where these mills have
Ure4 10 IL months without eithsf receiving or
nvsdins crossing, Ard - eslse where they ere a.
tfuaayeu rgar mouths ago hr erihdiiT ireR Oar.
Il Is al UstHbiishru tact that alt nls nsIEs knives
.sAt Jssdt but ueYer''SrtE aeai, s6d thai corn
anu e9D fathers uhtA crack The corn aLd cob, and
tuat ueiuter ,rauee sic iced 10 desir-d Richness
be ised ith pIoat butthe
FELTON, MILL,
silL aut kHtsus. anu win grEelAs surfaces hard
Is pctea steel villa Eol 4uevtti, Is paUls OF grind
ug 10 ans dsRfee % hngbessi AMI u reducing cvb 10
d. hess VI tneal. hsse facts justly war
eahuh& tIG-e uHIs 10 give eulIfe saIIstA,lIoB.
for tnfthoi tuioTIhGSch an1 mills AHd right Apply
20 II, HJle, LO,sMIs N CO., once Ls Car.
House. Davenport, lows, OF box sDs T.. o.,
d,sg "a INtt
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~
,FEssc.eil's a10ip OriH5li.

.fkssc.eis'S Emp Urttf1n.
East SAGE ~ hraag, "a ae"s JrOsa "a street
WE areuoW receiving and opehl1ig our II On J.
w 81 sk 81 stla ~ ~ amer eOoas consisting
Ia pact OF iite ~ lJ"iAg artietss:
Ffsnta 4tlJCs 81 ali Sotots,
Loeu, z aul E.sstsn - "
lu4u aad ~ "a a. ~ uoi pesines,
Jrapu Tatts, LadINs loths,
Plan, r x "a auu rialu Debates,
Aluugaz, untee F1Ihids,
Ns4sGa 6ranBv Iot'u aslsDsfg tIsHnels,
plgun uraN, oiae, ava ullor " nitet tanne l.
Bfgs4 atlI ntearHed IaItUb flaunels,
rane, Vei,ets t,I presses aad ,nitdtun's NsAE,
a.auti,a NStNeis,
Il ack Histsa allss,
New sgsius slupsd sud laid Dress silks,
pam nlk. SliSs, hGos4Ge atihs,
40 = 1ieaghsa AaeettIg anu fitios Case Muslin
Ia.4lufefss, sata4urt.s, nroad ttoths,
nud tesuHg-,
,afyg as ,rtassug ali sluta 81 staple and Fancy
a., ,,voas tuu nu4sIous 20 sYceiis s,tur sovds are
Ill a. ~ d desfaUiSsty ANU sovd YGG,lars ~ uo
~ Itsn II necessary uSeaF! isrse att ia TIM
-. .nbi. pa.J,f Nas "a adtrItlsiI4g, Dai -
lt fu,4ls.s say AtEt "lshiGEto P4rsnase Ar
tc!s ii ,oou quaiIt al yer3 g@ Pites.p sAI oaI .ocA
=, cd, ge vi qaalItits ailv stAto. as wa ooat
49,, ..su,Flalvll aGu IvT themselves.
40 truuele 70 sbo" s09Ss.
I,u,,. "a .uu ali ami examine our stUck
- h'f - - " y ~ = $50
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Il. h. VPHAM. o. W. c. Hal
AVERY, UPHAM 81 CO.,
Wholesale Grocers and
COMMISSION NERO uANTS.


Near the Illinois Central Depot
CHICAGO, ILLS.
nFFER for sale large and well selected stses O
I Groceries, consisting in pari Of the following
So hhds n. o. Sugar common to PRIME.
SO bblg Refined ami Clarified ditto.
SEQ - y. u. and West Isdia Melasses.
1850 packages choice Green and Elaek Teas.
So bags Rio, Jamaica, Java and Mocha Coffee.
$50 hut1s and half butts choice brands plug tobacco
500 bOls. prime loose Smoking Tobacco.
800 gross Paper, Tin foil and Yellow Bank chewing
80 boxes Bar soap, assorted brands. do.
40 Pressed faiiow. Siesrine, Star & Sperm
30 :. No. ard Seated herring, Candies.
lose Drums choice Eieme Figs
SEQ boxes ". r. R&isins- prime fruit,
Together vita all the other articles usually kept III
complete stock Of Groceries. We can assure our
friesds and tAe pable generally mat sssre deter
miued not be undsnJid by any other house In this
market.
From the fact Of our having unusual facilities 70
pa sing goods Adyantageousiy, we are abundant
! able TO redeem all cur pledges.
amid dom AVERY. UPH4M & co.
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LUMBER, DuUhS, SASH, BLINDS.
Lath, shingles, &c.
THE OLD SHAN MIL STILL ALIVE"

1.-THE OLD SHAN MILL STILL ALIVE"
ANDtkN 10 say 10 our EuuleIuu customers that We
lSVaHnutAd ssFtise such All ina stock OF Lum.
IAN aHd Sbibg iss GA hAid oil our lons.
i0tttoTs IA our us sdS ertiss-bul our oul,
Alojogy s4g small stock OF hand Is, that our
rl.taisers vii H0ta,t0n Us to stoN away uaul II
looms Up tot uf std,GpU feet ON hand " lille We saw
a, ~ tu $4,000 feet Lua bes--lU to I4,,UU La u
Shingles sash tioorst dc as 10 proportion; sill
svoeK aeeUhsulatvs sloNly--ite - LaIlS a. sas
however, that we Gao on Al nosg any OIL onered Tor
House, Store or Barn
Oar fall supply ot LUGs Is uOs cotnine over Ia.
gaFses, ana We shat, he prepared 10 keep our A.
sorsluebl ptele.
Pasl fusors gratefully acknowledgment continu-
aure ietted.
BURNELI, GILLET g. co.
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IOWA STATE INSURANCE COMPANY,
KEOkUk, IONA.
This home company 10 EoS prepsrsddo $40 asAs
on me "a fer OF property the ssfss9 Pta=
and o. the Casa pian cash PrsmiHm, al rates ss
reasonable as those ofsny reliable company.
DIRECTORS;
n n Parry. John Mcclure, r. II, Garrison,
J. ". Rankin. Geo. B. Smith, r. ~. f0sN,
x. ;. creel, ;. ;. biiiings, ". r. 'Hfnefs
c. CARRIER, Il NlSssfsnsm-
C. H. PRREr, President Z. h Harrison, Treasurer
j. W Rankin, v. Presid't. W. F. Turner, Secretary
Once in Wifherwgx'. Bleek-oysr Dawson x
Co.'S beoi and shoe store, Brady 81.
J. T. LANE, Agent,
No, s-d.r Davenport. Iowa.
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PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
RI ~ Efa

vSHU)vSS
RI. c,sat Central Route. connecting the Atlantic
cities with the Western, Northwestern, ana senth-
yrs,ern states bya con tinuons Railway direct IAs
rosd also connects al Pittsburgh with daily line OF
tanners 10 all parts the North western LAKES: ma
King the direct cheapest and rshGSts roEte oy
which Freight can Oe l"t"Afu"' " @A' 'SN' Wv
Rates between Philadelphia and Pittsburg,
First class. Boots shoes, Dry -zr y lno a
Goods lin boxeSl Furs, Feathers, Sci ~
second Glass 80 Books & Ststion-f
ery, Dry Goods I'm balesl Drugs and Zoe n loan
Medicines, Hardware, Leather, Wool
Third ClaSs.--Anvils, Bagging1
Bacon, Pork i'm bulkl Csst stselS soc = 100 y
Sole Leather lin oundle.l oehre, &c.>
FOurt h Class ...Co fee. Fish .bsl
con & Pork {packed) LsrdS Lard oil,S 4Uc E 100 4
hemp, Iron, lead, mats, soda ash, &c,
FLoUR-si perbarrel until further notice.
GHhIS-5l cts. per 100 until fmther notice.
CofroS-S2 per bale, not exceeding $50 lbs,
vel HI until fuiher notice.
TPIn shipping Goods from any point east of Phil
adefphia be particular 10 mark packages "ria can
,glrenis Railroad" all goods nsigned to tie &.
ysnis for this Road At Philad. phia Pt.sbury VIII
Be forwarded wltho1tdeienuon.
FsrtsHr AerSrs.-Harris, WoFmiy & Co., Mem
pbts Tenn, r. p. Sass X Co., 81. Louis J, :. Mitch
Eli & Son, Evansville, Ind; Dnmesnil, Bell & BGr
dock and Carter d Jevett, Louisville Ky. X. Mel
druul, Madam, Ind; sprEmsn own, and lrwir
4 Co., Cincinnsii; n. W. Graham q Co., GAINESVILLE
O.; Lseeh & Co., - ktl6y Boston; Leeeh & 20
? Aston House, n. York; William St. and Batter
place. New York; e j. Snesder, Philadelphia; Ma
graw & Koons, Baltimore; Geo. c. Fronescas, Pins
burg.
H, HOUSTON, General FrsigAt 4IgsHt, PAiIs
Fl. .LoMBAERT, sHpt. dltsona, Pa.
pennsylvania RaiIToad.
Three Daily TnrIugh Trains betwees Philadelphia
and Piusburgh. TIRE MORNING MAIL TRAIN
leaves PhiladeIphia Tor Pittshurgat II A, ~. and
Pittsburgh fer Philadelphia att A. NJ. The fast line
leaves Phiiade phia4IIP NJ and Pitisburgfnr Phil
sdelphia at P. NJ. THE NIGHT CYPRESS tran
leaves Philadelphia for Pittsburgh al II P 81. aud
Pittsburgh for Philadelphia at Il NJ
The above lines connect a. Pittsburgh with the
Railroads 10 and from ST. Louis, Mo-, Alton, Galena
and Chicago. Ill FrEnkfori, Lexington and Ionis-
vile, Ky: Terre Hante, Dayton, Springfield, Belize
fontias, SandIsky. Toledo, Cleveland, Columbus,
Zanesyiie, Msssllon and Wooster, Ohio; siso. with
the steam packet boats from and 10 New Orleans
81, Louis. Louisville and Cincinnati.
Through tick cts be had to from either Of ths
above places.
For further particulars see handOills al the diTer.
sut starting points. Passenger from the West will
End this the shortest and most exrFditiOUs route
Pnlladslphia, Baltimore, New YORK. Boston.
THo's. MOORE, Agent, Pssssn Lines. Phja.
J MESKlMES. agent Pas s-ngcr Lines, Pitts.
Phtis Nov I'd IS div
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kork Salaun.
Wall Panerl Wall Pan.
COMPAssEs,

NJ B. OSBORN & co.
LAND, STOCK AND INSURANCE BROKERS,
Rock Island. IL.
Attend 70 the payment of taxes and all other
connected with Land AEeney in al parts OF Illinois
and Iowa. oBee on Orleans street, near Cuort
House.
Cheap Lands
i " ar see "a town 60 range 1870 acres
w or sec Is - - | " 100 &"
situated In Cedar county. Also
So W or sec "a town 70 range + 80 "
SANE a. see 26 town 50 n . 4Es0
y / + ar sec 20 - s0N 8 4EEn
Il is " qrsec 50 n 4EsO
s*SW or sec &c " son 4Esu
" s T. ar sec "a I" sen 4EsC
In scott county, aye offered for thirty DAYS al great
bargains Oy their owners who are determined 70 sell
oplr 10 NIB. OSBORN d CO., Land Agt
Rock Island, Illinois.
We have also some City ard Country properly in
Rock Island county whibh areofered very cheap.
Jan 5 SIS d--wu
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stesi br ght or " lnCtr HhsEaIu Enf Railroad Sta
toas, Furuae .-, a.iur-, kuthiE Nll., FapeF aIll,
Factories, stat gary Fire kUgires, harden ugipes
Wells, CisitrHst ,f q for ala purposes where Fumr
tsp be Used,
IGr.c PUMP arc row Va nee or 81 the prirelps
- t.ruaH. IS UHa esd 81 ssl,
'rTSiLFEa ssEuAb aRsFtcits these Pu-pn. =
ne ate Pa. os iaH ub}D Mechanics. Institute
n Fun ana perfect satisfaction guataatred In au
cases Sbes. tFgFrDE pas uPs aruFdIns 20
Orders thank fully receive aud proInbtt, nII.d
BY X. Ne G. l3IiLEE, ONCE a. sstross & pfst,
NAM. Trout .'~zl. az eHp9rI, Iowa.
40. iIit. ts.sa-e-a iut
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SAW MILL,

NOR sale al Canpon's SAW and Planning Mil ave
II ~ description OF PINE LUMBER required.
nave stsrtod my Miis W complete order and having
4 good stock Of 81. CfVtA Logs On hand am ready
~ ecoiYr orders forany kiad Of lumber which
pledeo mtaa 70 nll with prompthess and di,patcb
IL ms otjuI Ia which thrA arc received; l. ., Hfs,
snlne nr-t servod haycd present on hard large
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-05-19
Mississippi and Missouri Railroad
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nSand ater Monday April iiih, 1856 and nnlii
1 m,,her notice trans viii leave Davenport. Sr
Mn.catin. and Iowa City, Sundays eseepied) as fol
lows: AZ
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a1 ssn "a AT AIS P. NJ.
a,siye q, Davenport daily, SUNDAYS excepted
as follows - AZ
lst Mail train al 90 N ~
81 Freight and Emigrant at ~ n
Sd Expresstrsin at 70 :; ~,
All Trains out of Davenport will make connexions
Win Muscatine ard Iowa City.
The Passenger Tfsins at Davenport connect with
the Rock Island and Chicago Trains. Inc evening
rain stons Que hour in Davenport for SD per-
passengers are reminded Of the necessity giving
direction. as to the destination of their bag
sa s,. IN The rsrs JOHN HENRY.
seas nav Supi.
Master of transportation APP ii-ou