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The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-11-04
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CITY PROPERTY

3b4 LOIS tlosA luaE on bIAA} Greet aspt
sIg--rArt Of Iot . dock o., tgaIaU ioet OH s...
Esst Brady street, With ai'a'ae dwelling house
a3-wssl halt al lot biloxi O. attl O. frame d..
nag house, on Railroad esst Of Rock itsEd .irs,
$50 per fool
3ao-A boase AID tottn fesE gstti,l.8ss. r..t5...
lot block ., house u si& Iosns, good ella s.,
tern, 6ood shed, 81; price $500
3a--A house with II acre Of : f5yu1 la Gle s...
sfnPaa OF the city; .loo0
s.s--Loi bioek S. sssth cast corner aY ,.....
western AYseue, one Of tLs abandonment lbts, ~
private resideuee IN the city
.Lot7 biloxi ana - ana 30 bts.s., 4.......
addition, ear The Female college
No So Lot ~ ~ Llosk s. 20 Sc street s,.. ..
east " fclfy up0A VII eb II crested Two st.y.-z
house one story frame houss, saJgsuisr - -
static ertugs u rent q s5sa per aHIua. viii &. -.
low
aorth SIDE q Tenth street between psrFy ana ~ n
land nne view ot tbs river f'om this pls-.
sao-Latss Apa 0iosa 10. Ggat lie Rsitrs.a l.....
GA l.. itsa,e house wita ga tai tras.,r,
ths corner q sls5h strss'' iat 2irigo foot
siS--Also lsiot %, ,ains "a .gpsp asaau. VI.
Main .trsnt sgrg0 ies.
s.f-A tgas. .Hi isI Oh ags,s .p,s, s..t i A.s..
sfSst lot sszi5o
sIgt ~ Gu Alan stsas, crias tgs ASA .as....
neg u 'iolisaitg'' addition 81 Eg4
H.g-k house and iOg ustweseH B-4a...s H....-.
rth me sis~ % tae ryst
ssl-rars % totI t.a.s 3. fss,,s D-a-. .s.,..
,f.rs 8 ia0
a2 L. .raa0as ga Et.fg ssa azeaia-. ..s..
| street sS'&s' feet. priss goo Easy t.ftla
as5-aigsss -Hd lt 90 ,autf, e.se sss--a u .a..s
Isl ahaass agi rso tass 10 less t.s,ras.l.. ...
si4'e = ash balance }aar cheap progeny.
between Front 4nd secoHd slrs.ts AoHss J., .s1F-s
rooms, let Sorso, uhisf rcsg ~ sssg F~J anaug
priee F49eG
No 2.6s tp5 tiasg islfv hsssa ia past slsst IE!-
~ "a NestsrG avenues uaTth 81 4tl aaHzs .1l.s
sl'lseH' pantry siesa'' sis!sfG z'a see F-es 5..
- al & Raa,s sf r.r.s SIS a.4 ,.--s 1t. ..r. ID.
-g5 "r'tzfl A's Pose So
s. 2t2 4 Agu'= Il ,a.ts s.ss sas .s.s .a, Gus g..
ISL q "sstsFu Ats iriar - .e@
~ 4lssA desc It same slrs spl t-...g..r. Oh. ..
Al - dsat sa.I II " Ave rrtss sz-ss
Nc "a Tarss ngssss at tie sane a,s.rtgsss. ...-
sF,'in4 es-A thes 4 -"
~. 455--A House aad Let % rsrzas fss.r, .B ler,
81 1T ssvIss. iloas= it1.Tg4 faaa.. pie IS.
So sss--A ssaa, agasa 90 sAsaaa. ct ss,. s.s.sr.
sl.@sa
No, 2"e . sse stay lsHze s..ussoa IL glsa. 81 zs
II Flsgl #E
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-11-04
~ tbs yotsr, Of Scott County

| have been informed that reports have
been circulated clandsstineiy through your
county and last evening published in the Dai'
ly Evening News charging me with advoca'
ting negro suffrage in the present canvass
Now pronounce the charge utterly false
and demand OF the author an honest dis
claimer or proof OF the truth Of the asser'
ZION. GEO W, ELLs.
NJ. a1 ISh6
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-11-04
To tho polla

Lsi sysry citizen 10 70 the polls and cas-
Ms vote for the man Of iis choice, without
dietasion from any source. Exercise the
freeman right like fresmen. Go early
poll your vote, then return 10 your homes o.
place Of business, unless by your person
81 Efforts you can induce those too indiffer
snt or .ldolenr 70 walk 10 The polls, and fol.
l0wyour exssaple. See that every Legal vote
j. cast, and thst no illegal vote be Pollee.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-11-04
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A unnn 1NvE9YIW EU j.

-. Ami ,,.,,nnI,ted and 10 opefAt"u snu
'r hoS,sst Accomplished IN having one =. Ma IA
Nh. IN Inc City Of Davenport, and gu. pa.pos'Iio
ins tc dispose u Mills and ktghtsin " fixtures
wsnoM .as Lasse, lor sale ON aeeommonA..n,t
ara,. ~ 4 reliable party. rais MI Is mana ri.
ing arge qaantity 81 Flour pst gay un.arpass.
ii r, al, West, no better inycsmeni" nav 49,
80, - n,,ne, 70 further patticulafssPpH".
mas Az " Nv Al JACOB WEAVER Ja"@ w.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-11-04

PESssYLv4E's.-At meeting held IN
Rock Island On Thursday evening last, j.
J. Besrdsiey, Esq, who has recently re-
turned from rip through Pennsylvania and
New York said that al was folly for any
one to talk Of New York going for any body
else than Fremont, and claimed Pennsylya-
MIA as almost equally sure. He believed
Inc State would go for Fremont at all
. events, from what he knew aud heard, bal
that It's probable majority might not equal
that of New York"
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-11-04
Keep IL Before the People,

That Dir. Buchanan declared 10 Senate
Brown. Of Miss, that she regarded the sc
QUESTION Of Cuba as very desirable nos
snd it ssas Likely to become a national necs,i
y :" and that il ne could only settle the
slavery question 10 favor Of the South, "snc
then add Cuba 10 the Union, he should, Il
President, be willing to give up the ghost,
cad let Breckinridge take the Govern.
n,enl" Dir. Soule has been making prep.
arstons for an onset upon Cuba. That ia
q convenient point for the rendezvous Of so
expedition, and next spring We may expect
TO aear Of lis being anchored there If Blu.
ehansn should be elected Then look out
tsr RAPID spread Of The peculiar institu.
Ton"
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-11-04
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ELECTORAL VOTES


JIf you wish to have our country as
sist the bloody Walker in his hiiibusterIng
attempts to conquer Nicar:gua, and are
anxious for the annexation OF that province
to our Union as negro breeding State vote
the Buchanan.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-11-04

INDIANA "A correspondent writes US
from Logansport, Indiana, that the frauds
practiced by the Democratic party in the
recent election in that State have excited a
degree Of Indignation never before witnex.
ed there The Fremonters are at work w%h
increased Energy, and there is now scarcely
doubt but that the electoral vote Of ludi-
ana will be given to the man whom James
Buchanan, when under oath, designated as
the conqueror OF California. LhicagoPress,
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-11-04

4 PEKFLME led BREATH.-~hAt lady or gentleman
would remain under til. II disagTes4be breath
when by usiBg the BALM 0s Ts0UsGND FLOWERS" az
tItFihce would only render u but leave the
teeth white as slsbaster' Many persons d. EnoW
tetr breath IL bad aud the subject IS delicate their
fti1nis wi newer mention it, Pour single drop Of
balm On yDuT 10Th brush and wash the teeth ghr
and morning fitv cent bottle will last a year
kEAU1lFJL COMPLEXION may easily De- az.
qulred By using the "bsES or fHoUi.aD FLoWEEs'--
IL Will remove tan. piDpss and freckies The skin
Saving il u soft aud roseate hue Wet VEL pour
Oh two or three drops, and wash the lsso night aud
UyruIGg
SHAVING MALE EASY.-Wet your shaving brush
ia either old water pour two three drops
or BAN OF fasCsSSD !I0VERs, rub the beard we'll
Apd it will make beautiful sait latbeF, much far..
ting the operation 81 shaving Price only hfy cents
Beware Vi cguhtsFisits. none genuine unlsss signed
", r. fklhIDdE & co.
ssp 2"a6g Franklin Square, Nsr a0Th
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-11-04
Insult to the Germans.

The Germans are deeply interested in
the result Of to-day's election. II Buchan'
an is successful, Kansas may be set down as
a slave State; and If that 10 the case, ii ID
ne longer open to the isboring man, Tor ires
white laboring men cannot work alongside
of slaves. Indeed, some southern Demo.
Gratis appear TO think slaves would rather De
disgraced themselves TO have to work along
side of Germans. The following paragraph
is to the point. We take il from the Rich
mond Enquirer. leading Southern Demo
cratic paper, and from which Northern
Democratic editors are very fond ofquoting
The Enquirer says;
They (Southern slaves are much more
capable of iatelligently exercis ng the
ariphts OF suffrage than the IGNORANT
aDuTcaAES at the North, soaoss votes can b
bought for dollar or a ill Of 5ssr.f
What do Germans think Of that? Will
they vote with the Southern Slavery -ex-
tension party to-day party which
styles them ignorant Dutshmen." and says
their votes can be bought for dollar or a
Gil of lager beert II Germans are for
freedom. let them 90 declare themselves at
the ballot box-let them prove their votes
cannot be bought for slavery BY the South
ern Democracy. for. dollsr a fill OF lager
beer, az 10 so basely charged upon them.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-11-04

1 befrDy Es'rH lhstthe GndsFsIgu-i have lhis day
associated themselves 49, aTlners Ia the manu-.
fEelars Of Flows aud II csHiiqur the business At
TEE old stand Of the davenport Pillow Factory, under
no nsnl aud slsie Of v. ", skinnsr& %
batenpoTt, H.l ~ I-it. ". ". SKINNER
Dct2s dJtsEl tHAUN,EY KHUA.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-11-04

Fancy Bazaar.
w Wholesale o. H Sralls
Brady, between 4th and 9Th sts
kff iii reference TO the above adv rtis- ment, We
W Inform the Inhabitants OF Davenport aud ii
IEttg OiouT
MN EsT4sLIsHMENT
Abe FANCY BAZ 4 AR.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL,
brady street, between 4th aud stu Sls
we request particular Eiteatou TO our large Hs-
French and Scotch EmbroidsTios.
which getting lhsm on consignment al 4 tribe above
w coat Importing price, We shall dispose OF a.
@Tielfy eastern pnee-, wholesale AZ ~eil As retail
Besides We Keep bsauIiiuI selection Of all Kinds
Fancy Goods aud Yankee Notions, Gents Far.
uishing Goods, Fancy Baskets and
Willow Ware, Zephyr Wor-
steds, Rmb'd. silks.
4 splendid stock Of srovS. and q quantity
Of goods in our line when Void be TOO nuraarou.
70 name, ali al lhe most reasonable prices.
NeluFlig me public 10 esti and Judge for them
saves shan always be happy TO show our goods
aud polite ate dance.
Coontry Merchants aud Psdlars would do we'll 10
oe'sI-dlm SNYDER & RUNGE.
$780,. Eelehers Refined Sugars
10 barrels hii grades Tor sale by
hVASg, CHkN so.
Corner Second and Peny st,,
PLANTATION M0LAseEB
- Barrels landing aud for sale BY
Corner sse,ud aud Perry ST.. '''''' o. W 80
DRIkD FRUITS,
a7'N'r Plnms, Prunss, Pig, Apulss FsstEr, Iu5.
~ ''n's' ''troh, &c, Tor sale by
'o'"" Second and Perry sts We
4s,dln mn''s f'.h Trout ricselsd Herring. Csiash
.,,,,.,.g...., EVANS CHFW & co
''''ff 'rrsna and Perry Ste
PREaERYEB
No. rsa'5 ApTc0ts, Plume algarbs,rts itlaE
sais by N. /" iinlit ACr iD
Corn ssaond aa4 psrry It. t' '''' '"h" co.
O'Ls' Lard Fo''o, Sperm. s.; for sale BY
Co,,.r ....,.5..,o EVANS, CHfW 90
sImeusaiy scaled oysters Tonstaa. p.s,t..
- LJbsty'ss g. - ISASs IhLyy q. "a
t2flerssegHd and FeHy ste. o0tI
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Look Out for hppriupl 1iekais :

Il will do no hurt to watch the "Democ.
racy." There are rumors Of spurious tick
sJs oui in the county already, and cslculs-
ted TO help our honest opposition. Exam
ias your tickets before voting,
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-11-04
Farm PROPERTY

-. fhtu ~ sy. s,'s' "a 'vsuaEa .4. la.aa ...
- a. !" y I''as' g'l @yt.s Si0'" 't' s-f"s sts
!" a. = Ia !" 4'a4s ~ 1cfts " pEls rs tels
sfho0i nos.e On H. Had gUav sgs
{rS. 4 AFS efit4 acres tEres 80 Tvf-.. a4E.s
( good frAns asus5 o rs.ssss ,-of A. ~.
t-,. 4 FaHa si- ~ sgfs. .r.t...U 90. ..F..,. ..
ale, soath VI ? gitcp ltyf.,l 80 , -..gEtt-E
-
49,. ls,.. crs az 80 ~. ~ ,tgs'.'es s... 81
- - go ''' VII 10 s''' 10 5A. ~ tsseE' S2s'
L1- t0 approved IsTag 90 hi. ID = sa "a sss. q.
''' . '-. H>-fN 81 i-ss sl44ss Ef'' rs FE7 s~,a
..'t- 'N'' 90" "''sS S00'e '9stir a. .fisssty y.
H-.aA .s.a. Of So >-lrs Hsal sa..... .. ..ar. r4,
ia 'a-li - tt- ssIv1 sr. sEf .s 49, aa 1893.
20 e.irs % '"taf aai - kzEss su3s. H-a Es..
ff"N tfa lara & go sErrs tasf ~ 3. S.sEsa .sl
s. al "'.H ..a1"' hgasf rrasutty taur ga-a 81. a5
"ft
4z.--t a.Fal ..I..,....... ..,...-.,.- ....
.+...s. Raj l.,...na-t ~, - ~ T.-1'
tauaa Lagn 8 flIa k5s In 80 l.. a.
.-
-. .Slh 1' - n-t e. ga tas b#-a4ss Fs@i R.='
A h4'eHst't 81 uAtsF eatCiHafan. saasA aFs44Iu.
90 .ataE isfE .s t"v I'D" ite ItFs.a r4' as,,
'A.ts H'o,, 80" "S94 o. s91a .Api sui Os u my sa
- "''H stream 81 water rann1Rs through az Pr.t
So. $1,000
a. Ai.s' tom roc. etsn q a- ls.e'
- AtVs Aaaek iSJ 9tde' udSE cults aElgt strss o.
'@'ss fualiEs thfoCeL pfebs,i 4 - Is g..
"'~'' W "a rooms it'fu sb
, .....
oal.Sl slLn to,uin. Pft1sstyo ga iaa staa.s
'''' ''~''' s'',l se.I "Aa ''-AI'1 prs" si'.
E!.A farm al 10 are. ~ ,..i..., , E,t,,.. -
-I,-s 40 psF sSfr e''f o. "aS@' mas 's7a tA'''
ls2-A .pl.at4i farm o. 0,-r-. ,- pl-..-r v..-,
m sTss si9yeT 49,, ,tfI, - , -'.-s' -.ir s't'
,.-.t.{ ~, - - so ? @e ~ - VI w.
~ W '''' ID VIZ 90 ''-'-''
..a-ss are. Il g.ord tagd In -Srt Ia, IT, %. rs-y..
SIS vii g. sr.Iri or ia IN "nT mas ',' ~ ~
-
- CIV The li1s between soff and 5i,s ,.i ~
sl5rt dlstsEee tsl5v CaTt u.ls,s go IN 6ri-.
/, % usT 4srs ~ F'.'
-. ia lsim u about i4e acres u ii..farg ofa.-
La 10 uu.Dsr a." iehe" t""s5a'T 3iek lauss
''th 's house good 'tatIus, 81 price 80 ror
iei '1, ana nearly gu pions9st sod boess' Es
- w. - ''"'s+ IA h'e@"'s "'"F' 'h'-'r
'.'.' %" '"' ''"''
'ptntn. No. - two iory hfsk Gogss strS.,. e.,
VA rt',,p,.g tEfg,,g G's SrsS' - ~ ,5 -.
nader gultfyaitau. prise 81 NJ srra " "
ARES good timber g0Ot house stable Ar pr8as so
acre
l.a-A Farm u it1 s.frg In sy4ler4 y ana II q 30
% Tnlber 50 acres under cultivation, a rg
1ss, TOuns stable running water Hs aergs "a EgEy
A" sowsdr with NouuE 5rehard prses 20 per asTa-
., Isg-. LII .5 I'd in. uargiy 80, D, g, n .
Liza s.,,s go st5O ~
No.Isl-A prst rate farm OF So a,,s.,.s... lorsap
40 sores broke -H' ""iD' 'aa'o Hsar nDgof. Pf''
No ttg--a-i urrs- through lt,a ruiIal, ~ 80, IA
T-ORI VI ,asplsnlii tara, aaA Taygtr gt.nd 80
sores valsd, 40 arTea u aHaE barn saH .rrirs
g.. Price IL 90 per acre
Il. ~, .a..... 81. -, #. -.... ,....
~, w $50 o." ~ = ~ u r on lLo Le1tfS
'fo'' iva4 W ~" $500 - "'t'r f'h bANtnP"f"
.'''0 MUS" '""""''' Improvements HI2a
NJ, iis--Fnltons island wit4 ,.r land GA lAe 4agJu
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-11-04

DArTos AND FRELIHGHuYsEs.-O the
occasion Of visit TO that city. the Repub-
lican candidate for the Vice Presidency,
Hen. w. L. Dayton, was honored BY The
people Of Newark, New Jersey, by Grand
Torch Light Procession and rerenade. Mr..
Dayton acknowledged the honor In an elo.
qnent speech. Hon. Theodore FreIinghuy-
sen was called out and urged with eloquence
and power the Republican cause. Mr.. f..
was associiied, it viii be recollected, with
The yehei able Clay az a candidate for Vice
President in 1914. The "Blacklee and Pa.
r,fSn," the two were Etye by Douglas, Bu-
ehansn g. Co. Where the warm.hesrted
Christian patriot, Frelinghuysen, leads III.
way, every friend Of Christianity and Free
dom may safely follow
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NEW gRGEKRRY s GLASS STORE

~ have lust opened .u re rryarya building "a ST.
between Bray .tad Ferry, The largest beet
spgtmsnt Of GrockeFy, Glass ware a Look
Ing Glasses ever offered IL this sitN.
tva slsU have ga hsHd ah as-etGHsHt u CHINA,
EEITANTA ROC kIAGHAA aBdS RLLOW WARE, all
lich wlt sell iYNsr than teiaTs offered 10
this market
NetssVegtlity invite Jbr -a4aa7 u Davenport aua
w.sElty Ia 1tge u= d tl tHa -NeIasag aHr stock
b. We aHct slaa saI IA iUerElrHrs Tor ttaatTy HaF
chants TO buy their g1a's laa instead saas tN
tE east hfHHLh@0&a LYON.
Vow s4qyiR
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GsAssHorEE PoLETIciAEs.-Hon. Alex.
ander H. II. Stuart, of Virginia, Secretary
u the Interior under Mr.. FilImore's admin,
i.tration. in recent speech in New York
city. thus happily bit OF the class Of petty
politicians who make q great deal of noise
and trouble.
The grssshopper makes more noise in the
fi-ld than an OK; and SO the little politicians
Of the day, who profess TO represent the
sentiment Of Inc South, make more noise
than the true men Of the South wiz: those
men who value the integrity Of the Union
ttJse men who value the Constitution which
WIS bequesthsd to Us by our fathers, and
I'll The blessings which we inherit from
them,
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-11-04

STuPEsDous ELECTION FRAUDS IN IEDI-
AEA--We learn from the Indianapolis Jour
nal. Of The 2sd, that in consequence Of the
discovery Of stupendons frauds. the Repub.
Leans have determined 10 contest the State
election. Official returns from four.ffths
Of the State show the Republican increase
over the vote Of 1854 TO be 1000, and the
Democrats $4,000. Ia the Ninth and the
Eleventh Districts, the Democratic incress-
ed vote is 5000 in each district. This
would indicate an increase in the population
III two years Of over q quarter of million.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-11-04

The Washington Union says that, il Mr.
Buchanan is eecred. there viii be no North,
no South, no East and no West. We don't
think there will be; he will pretty etfectual.
ly destroy them all. II seems to US that,
whilst Mr.. Buchanan, through his organs, ia
ypocritically crying no North, no South,
no East, no West, East, West, North and
South are loudly responding with the coun.
terbaaneing compliment, 'no Buchanan. -
LOUISVILLE Jour,
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An Issus for workinsmsu

The question to be decided by the People
Of the United States to-day is--Shall the
unsettled Territory of the United States be
devoted to the use of the Freemea of the
country, where they may establish HOMES
FOR THEMSELVES AND THEIR
CHILDREN, or shall it be taken out of the
hand. OF THE FREE WORKING MAN
aud be cursed and blighted by the establish
ment OF Slavery throughout its whole ex.
tent.
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NAmxRIcAN IEvENTIoNi

THE GREATEST OF THE Alt a.
gr..,u,iiIty Elm ploity, eheapnesso, pre- ans
isN,s,,an ~ the wants otnii classes Of We 'aa
husps.nn,ix recommend itin every sta'eih tho
woh's linton, butpastiensat'y -,
'N..a whlrh Is substsntiated by
The pfa'a s,ae.tas. references aud letors given pY
many s''a,iaa,en whose names arein our hshas
r,Mois me ,he patontees aud preprslefs o. ~
b"is5 - n t7ark's celebrated Combined u'"H'es
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-11-04
The New York Irish News,"Democratie''
to the back bone, INDUCES in the following
happy tw addle over the imagi ned success Of
its party in PennsylvanIa:

Inc new OH lTteb NcHs, bcmoSTalS
to the back bone, INDUCES in the following
happy w addle over the imagi ned success Of
its party in Pennsylvania:
Not Coolies on the coyen bridge, nor
Scayola with his arm plunged elbow deep
into the basin OF the burning tripod; not
Curtius on the brink Of that fatal chasm in
the Forum, not the Spartans in Thermopy-
ls, not Tell winging the arrow in the heart
of Gesler, and so saving from the demon
ism Of despotism the white su5limities OF
his native Sw itzerlsnd, not Arnold Del.
winkelredt, burying in bis heart the collect.
ed spears Of the Austrian chiyalry, and
with last grand cry, which still echoes
through the world, commencing his children
10 the charity, and his name 10 the proud
custody of mankind, not the Irish soldier
standing on the bridge Of Athlone, and
three times beating back the Wiliismite
battaiiions, and pouring his blood into the
Shannon, to deepen the fosse between the
native Irish and the invaders of the Refer
nation; not any Of these, or thousand
other soldiers or sentinels of freedom with
which we have been accustomed to fsmli
iarize ourselves from childhood, have done
the service which Pennsylvania has within
this week alone, and which 10 the text o.
our sincere but insufficient praise.
The highest success claimed for the DE.
mocracy" in Pennsylvania was q. barren vic
| tory of q few hundreds. But the last re
turns show that il is victory Of over l20t
for the opposition. 1t Is pity so much el
| oquence as the above should be wasted.
The New. gives another bust as follows
Over this election there bur.ts an exag
geratiye Joy. Over this election there i
10 reckless superiority OF eulogistic adjec
| tires.
We should think so. We never saw
more RECKLESS superiority of eulogistic ad
| jeetiyes" than are to be found in the New
article, which is copied in the Demoera
" ith aexagge rstive JOY"
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
srruAr1oY WANTED.

finder thishaai a iisnitednnweeroisre 'no,iees
" III be user!a1 a. 10 cents per nae eaee '"s''"'
OF SO ett. pes week.
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THANKSGIVING DAY,-Goy. Grimes has
appointed the 20th inst. as day of public
thanksgiving and praise TO Almighty God
Tor the blessings Of the past year.
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slew ADurrtisemfnts.
Fresh a. EoceFies.
M. Dai29 1a. az. Sss GO
-.N y :, N-r.,, "a 4 parFx Sta

Fresh a. E9cesies.
NJ. L0aiaz gill. az. sss co,
South East Corner Cd s Perry SITS
EHANkFUL f5r past patronage We nov ouse -
| the eititsHs % DaFsnpor, tresh sapPa 81
gRoCs1sfEs.
suGARS--S o Crushed, Clarified UFsHalatsd'
Powdered.
MOLABsEs-S, "A, New 0rl-sns, syrup,
COFFEE-Ki1, LEguFya, Java
Reasged and Ground,
TEAS Of an grades and quality.
Spices Pepper, rapioca, szgo, feGFl barley
Spit Peas Crsnberriss Bueknteas Flour Corn
Neal English Pickles, Sauces Fruits, Auts, Ground
Riee, Preserves, SOAP, Candles, Starch, Chocohto,
Horse Radish, Fasna, White bssus Beef Tongues
Dried Heef,S [ Hams, &c
Anthe above ari,tles are offered lCH and wsS
rauied to give satisfaction.
Camden Flour,
Rsffel half and quarter barrel sAeE.
CFssknsl Biscuit
IS hsxes Ia store and f8t sale
Wooden Ware
Buck cts, Tubs, Welt Baeke's, AoPs En1PPipz
30 sis, siEeiug Knives
Baskets,
our s5ock ia large and vel assorted
Fish.
sf.sksfs! Salmon. whes Fssa HsuiuR, Cod
Fish DALztLl, Jkt q 60
Noy4.du
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RocKHlLL 4 SELLERS,

pruss. Chemicals, Paints. Oiis, pie stans'
Pertumsry, Fancy and Toilet Af 81. ss,.
~ port, Iowa.
New Drus store.
80 .,oaId respectfully inform lie clu.ens .
w davenport and It's vicinity that Nc e &C. lT nd
.,,s,ss Al lie n q, corner Harrison ana eee ~
Y M rSast com tete stock Of DRO Us ever %
-, att,rri in the North West, and We unst Ihat ~
W s,tan,ionto bueiness and desire 10 pieAse'
!" ,nsrit a share 81 public patronage
oar stock consists N par Q, ...,nsy
ann Fancy Articles. All tbs Pspniaf p pnt
go" ".ssi1 a. OF TOE daj constanIy on band fhy
tht 80 ersrrigtons M Family Medicines sAftt9!
i Compounded Having eeHnseiioni 10 me me-. go
y s,sf.tr,anted Offering oaT STOCK NJ pttses -
80 ~ house in the city Physicians ard eodh'
@ u'srrbsnts are paneaiafly invited to eAain'"e
Dr. ii. AARsELis7 sesa'ar sfednatc o. ". W
pbIluaephia sil5gss OF aee', le sha saIgttS a.,
r,nsT reside nj pm. stefan 10 the phi!Aie MA .o'
ri ssu be nnui ~hea bJt freiessiohaily ehshk
~ ~ sore Residence. Narsis'n 81 oet"seH
- and ST.
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