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The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-05-22

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AVERY, UPHAM d CO.,
Wholesale erocsrs and
COMMISslssN MLbSt ISANls.
No. 10 south water street,
Near the iliuots CeHirsi pepeti
CHICAGO, ILLS.
Offer for sale large aud veil selected .t'ss o.
I J Groceries, consisting m part OF Tie fohovinf'
So hhds n. o. sugar eonmon 10 prime.
800 btls. Refined and Clarified duo.
5o5 :, o. and wssg iadia Mulasses,
loe0 D. ckres. choice Green aud Black Tess.
500 bays rio, jamaica, Java and Mocha soree.
~ but,s and half bui,s choice brands lug tooaeeo
So obi. prime loose Smoking Tobacco.
oco gros. Paper, Tin foil, and yellow Bsns ensNlns
SO boxes bar Soa p, assorted brandi. 100.
40 Pressed Taiiow. St-arins, Star d. sperm
3e3 :. No. aid Sealed herring, lCandies.
lg Drum. choice Eieme Figs
800 boxea NJ x. Rsisin-, prime FRAT,
Together viii all the other 1rs usually Sspi ~
cotnplrle stock of Grscsries We can assure our
rie uds ana toe public generally that We are deet-
mined not to be und-ol1 By any other house III ths
market.
From the fact Of our having unusual facilities To-
pu chasing goods adv ambiguous we are seupdphi-
' able 10 redeem all our Pledges.
40, n d-sm avERy, UPHaM & co.
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SAW MILL!

as, aala = (r,nous Ehw hi.u FJRLtDr Mil eve
~ ndsscr,,tion Of PM LUMBER required. l
a. ted my Mills Ia complete order, aud having
! FOOD ssocs CTS, Croix Logs on hand, au ready
49,. m, s,,r 10 on with promptasss and Dispatch,
h the order In which they are rscsissd; L. y rrst
come arst served. have at present gu hshd Large
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IOWA sIAzI INSURANCE. COMPANY, =
kEOkIh, low
This hc-nS >osEPsss - 49, P.~fess~ - tA>e tsAs
on the safer essscs property tas &ssE<t Stss.
I'd fks Cssk Psas Ter sssA F-tRtnAi a. rates -
sss .onaole tnoss VI any reils6a. col lSa..
pIhkCTOas:
{, Il. Perry, Joan Mcclure, +. II. ssrrlson,
]. ". anAln, Veo- D. Saisa, :, ~. soro,
4, :. Crest, - ;. hitfnEs, W. r. iprcsss
t,sryer. T. AlsksfaaaEn,
= 9sfIIk6s.
C. H. PE.ay, President. Z. Il. Harrison, Treasurer.
& ". nsnAin, v. rrssldl. ". r. Turner, >eeretsry.
Once IL Wiiner~axs BlcSk--oysr Dawson q
Co.'s. BOOT and suoe >.cfs, bfscs 81.
- ~ e III. LANE, agent,
Nov s-d,. Davenport lows.
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p.rn,vtvnuIa RaiIroad,
gocss Ss.amn.
WILL Paper Wall Paper!

Nocss sssIn1.
Wall Paper Wall Paper!
q TO 5000 rolls enhani, jast received and open
i Zine, We have no hsststiop In saying Thai we
have the iqrgest sad hess ea-ists n Chicago
vizit 20 our store and sar-hodSe wii snow, sii az
which sill be sold al REASONABLE prices.
n. A. PORTER & BRO,
old Pioseer Book stare,
Apl7 dwtt tnrk island IN
c0APASsEs, 80
nP all siEe4 IS @ JTisy * Goa rroy, al
" apl7 ds-tf II a. PJRfEa 5 BRO 4.
M. B. OSBORN G. CO.
LAND, STOCK ARD INSURANCE BROKERS,
Rock leland III.
Attend ths payment Of taxes and all other matters
connected y. I'll Land Ageuey In Ell parts OF Illinois
and lows. Once on orleans street, near enort
House.
Cheap Lands,
W SrsseIis w 100
situated in Cedar county. Also
Sfsw or sec 81 Town 20 L range b 60 !"
sINE or sec 26 own Son 9 SEN0 -
Ntskqr ,sce5 eoN !" ste0 "
GtsE9r.-r3; WE 4Ep
In Scott county, q offered for thrty days at greet
bargains by thsir owners are determined 10 cell
tpl, 10 NIB. oaBUtsd TO-, land Aai
Rock Island, Illinois
We have aiso soue fity ~ Country property 10
Rock island county whibh areofrfed very cheap.
Jan S IS d-wH
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HAVYEYE INSURANCE COMPANY!
pAvsArvnf, IOWA.
ofssee over Westward Harris DryGoods Store


ssst ssdr 0, brady -. cetween ist ana "a ST.
,ISHIs Lempzn, Ia nov prepared 10 Insure oweiib2
houses Stores, AerceanAise, tO use hold arrifurs
.a. s c,her proper, sgaihsicss or damage ., fire
ind vii Issue toiielss iasen D. the tcmps-
uy frum dEts OF sppicaaen-
n. sse ceslga Of the directors TO neglect no Ell.
sort ~ ing ih.s safe reliable COMPANY, aid
,ns IN which community ~ll have the fullest comb.
aeBes they hsve resolved 10 zittnnSs fo-xerese ns
itos, particularly Ne 10 Inc ,sisefion " rsks
10 be 70 this era very lafgr proportion
o. t r1sks usra. taken by other insurance. eofnps-
lses viii nny secost te,aken os his mpsny
Hats o-ing Home CenPaEs, organized Tor the par-
pose II accommodating tue OF teis ste II
rrsaned Ina, IL wiis be fully sust-iesdshus Tar ihs
age exse 10 iiinrolgnouitns State has been
xtreasy hberxi, aRa i TO Dc hoped thai the eonn
a-nre xlresds 20 Anilest-d lnsy coalEue. coHiiha
.nep Of ps,rsaHge as Yer. respectfully soliei.sd.
t-axrhis snied tor the abo, 9 olnPsaf-
bikkI tOks.
II n Burrows, Ghas, Leslie, ignatius Larger
ris Woed, l.. L. Des.sIAt +. AsT~in, Jss. a.. Ds
.eIi G &, Parry, J. NJ. ttfihsr~sx, Alfred Sanders
n b. woedr sri, szs. Gsr3tsse, -tt-n r. kailsr!, !
a OPTICIANS.
Alden 4. GsiisrY, see'sg, Alfred Sz1derst f-sss.
g. n " COD zsrd, 1sst seesg, has. Lsssic, Treas
Members OF kxscuuse Committees,
fsb. 2elf IRin~s l.. DslIsiii Louis u Dsssasns-
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both rough and dressed; and having ssesn great
pains !, tho services VI the oe meenanies IN
my Mn wilIxiys satisfaction. viii DO JOB Flaming
ssioW a. any esssbilsh ln ! Mt 10 the west.
- p.,.on. vishlnx 70 build whvr time 10 an object
a,,s III vel 10 cal and look al my stock, b fore
am rastlng clsewhere, az hare large quantity Of
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Great Excitement at

MI1CHALl4L's R.lSlpUAkAlM.
NOW 10 tho ume 70 get the worth Of yosr money 1
N Wv are determined 10 sell % ~ sAHf ~"
PRICES bal lew 6vods Ne have ,sft, IN order "
make atupls for our uocksvf ksii sud ~inte'
.-ovus. We istsLd 10 90 east about ths svth Vith
pfssvnt mouth, anu wsnta all the uobvy wscsn got -
veal a, be rvsru for tns kuods. Gsu sooU spd
imp.oys this vr.st osponanis, OF buying SsSs geess
iuE al H.F. = =. w. hiTCHkLL.
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Clinton, Clinton County, love.
DsrsoB. desroas Of information concerning this
i point can see plat 81 the new Town and Obtain
fali particulars Of prices otiota, &c. b. calling
Clio, II. PARKER,
OFes over Wiiey's Grocery store 90 81.
Davenport, Arg. 70 'h-I
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coali Coal

7 owFFY, T7oMAs q co. are nov receiving, At
Lihsir Yard near lAe rsit Eoao del "1, ! 1OEh
oFCOAL D4iLY FUg F0si and Steam ithss ne So
perior Ill tis AHGkei.
Owing B, con binslion Of tho miners 10 raise the
price 81 oal--wiitb We oaid not submit tow.
psrs unable, fbrs short tine, u sappis our cus'oD
ers. But having spfev.drd 10 breach NJ this com
binatiuhnn Which The Community has 10 small inter.
est,) we are beT prepared % deliver IN thisrlts
DxEsnpnr' In qpst.tiiy - suit Purchasers ht our
former prsss, on spI lir alloB at lie GAtd.
Rnck La and JanI 1T
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HARTFORD lAh0AAhGk cvkfAh1.
cAflEAL.ssSuu.OOO
IGTE have received tue assAc. vi .a.s sound an
w reliabis LomYsny Tor Davenport Aad vieInit.
,nd zis prepared 10 lssas l1iacies Is tsyerasis
a.e., AAlhloT a coRBlS,
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-05-22

kcy SIOnt IUsuIaHCt VVlRkd!'
FRiLauElrElA,p PA. tsPlt-I SSo@ w
r. N. MoKiAnTi, Pres. J. MORRIS hoads's
ASsoN GRAY, Vice - -, resars,
orr IA A. FiNEFlELD agent.
Riark DsyepI,prt.
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TI10T TRAN.
For. sate.

oTes b. - n. with Improvements iEs-@eH,csr
IL yer 90 and Iowa SIS, o. $50 lei are izc Tie
ucry Ecss- Esd . dwelling hcass tie sr-t ore IA
.uratshsa =. 8 good Boarding bogse and srsi rte
h-spess Il ne. Yarfissre fer see ysft n properly,
Possassicr given "a 81! tine Inquire onlae ptep.-
sgs. Davenport. sla, Ell, tB16.-iu
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Davenport, u. Fanl and 81. LOUIS fsekst.
A~f TEE sss t.s.aer FiTs csnee
q J. Gspi- Feses, hasssrs viii . es e
tea ulsf trips from ~ Ieu!s, Dessnt
eort ID 81 Faul. touching q, ell intimate points,.
ba,se pesrs I'D shippsrs may rely on her remsisine
= ihs trade during ths sea.en. Fer freight or pas
.pp' BukRowss& FRETrYMAs,
Nh ,ss.Sm Agents
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DOCK Is cnd Bank hes made eFrsrgsuenIsto use
limited amount OF The Notes of''Fhs Manuise
II - and NschtLies Bank Of olGglbur, Georgia; y
and the will De reesIgsd on deposit or In psy-
mentor Exchange or Cola, on the same Ter The
issues of me s0igslt EaHss af Virginia, X Btucsy,
Ohio or Indiana. 81. B. 0aSOkS prest.
n. Island J0usig dAItf ). II. MANN, CR.htsr
The true Democrat., 1856-08-05
aSOIiIc.

At a regular communication of Hot Springs Lodge No. G2 of Free and Accepted Masons, assembled at their Lodge room on the anniver- sary of St. John the Baptist, J une 24th A. D. 1856, A. L. 1856.
 On motion the following resolutions were unanimously adopted:
 WHEREAS, we are informed that our whorthv brother, JAMES Y. SAURIE, departed this liIe in Pine Bluff, Ark, on the l2th inst, with chris tan resignation and in the full hope of glori- ous immortality beyond this earth Therefore, be it
 ResolUei, That whilst we submissivelv bow to the inscrutable hand of an All Wise Provi- dence we sincerely depore his loss from the walks of man, but having the fullest assurance that his loss is only temporal whilst his gain is eternal.
 Resolvea, That during our acquaintance with the deceased we recognized in him the ac- compllshed gentleman, useful citizen and au ornament to the society in which he moved, a Jealous, upright and worthy Mason
 Rcs0ltei, That we recommend the widow and orphans of the deceased to the Masonic Fraternity at large, as being proper objects ct their care and protection, and we deeply sympa- thlse with them in their irreparable loss.
 ResolOea, That the members of this Lodge war the usual badge of mourning for the space of thirty days.
 Reso1oea, That the secretary furnish the fam fly of the deceased with a copy of these pro ceedings and that he forward copies of the same to the True Democrat and Pine Bluff American for publication.
 WM. II. HAMMOND, ". M.
 A. K. AUERBACK. Sec'v.
The true Democrat., 1856-08-05

THE WHIG SUsPENDED.-It gives us no pleasure to chronicle the fact that the Memphis Whig has suspended for the present "Let live and live'' is our motto, and we hope that our opposing cotemporary will soon find 1t to his in- terest to resume the publication of his paper. It is no affectaton to say that really miss it's morning isitatons.-Memp1is Appeal.
 Died-In Washington, Hampstead county, few days since, FRANK J. ODELL, foreman in the Hampstead Democrat office.
 That paper of the 29th ult., passes the fol- lowing eulogy upon him:
 It gives us pain to announce this intelligence, because to us, his virtues were best known and by us his invaluable services were best ap. preciated. He was from the time we under took the publication of this paper up to his last illness, the foreman of our office, and in his death we have lost an important auxiliary to our business, an excellent companion and faithful friend. But our loss, lamentabe as 1t is, we know is his everlasting gain. To his ab- sent relatives and friends we would say, there were friends by him in his last moments to wipe away the chilling dews of death--and friends to deposit his remains in the dust from whence they came. May they rest in peace,
The true Democrat., 1856-08-05
No Family Should be Without Them.

s7s We speak of M'Lanes Liver Pills, prepared by Fleming Bros, Pittsburgh, Pa., which have be- indispensable Family Medicine. The flight ful symptoms which arise from diseased Liver mani fest themselves. more less, in every family; dys- Iepsa, sick headache obstruction of the menscs ague and fever, pains iH the side, with dry hacking cough, ail the results of hep4cc derancenent- and tor these Dr. NJ Lanes Pills are ! sovereign remedy They have never been known to fal and they should be Kept 4t all times by families.
 DEacEIoSs- Take two or three going to bed. very second or third night lt they do not purge two or three times by morning, take or two mere. slight breakfast should nyiaria5y follow their Use.
 The Liver Pills may also bo u-ed where Iursng is simply necessary. As anti bilious purga5vc, they aye inferior 60 none. And in dos.> of tw3 or three. they give astonishing relief to sick headucLy; also ii sight heterogeneous of the stomach.
 ,st@ Purchasers will De careful to as' for DR. NJ LANES CELEBRATED LIVER PILLS munu.ac- turcI by FLEMING BROS. of Pittsburgh. Pa There other Pills purPortiug 10 be Liver Pills, now before the pnblic pr. MLane's genuine Liver Pills, also his celebrated Iermiute, now be hll al respectable drug ~torts }ane qe,ule rttt,4t Mf St94ataleH H FLEMING BROS.
The true Democrat., 1856-08-05
A. K. AUERBAcK, Sec'y
X Bright Star has Fallen.

N Bright Star has Fallen.
 MR. EDIToR-It becomes my painful duty to record the death of one of the brightest or ments in our community. ABRAM BLACK, M D., departed this life July 4th, 1856, in the triumphs of faith.
 Of this brilliant young man we could say much, but we will be content to say but lttle He was born and educated in the State of Ten nessee, and in his school-boy days exhibited uncommon ability, and was regarded by his preceptor real genius. At an early day his father determined to put him to the study of medicine, and very wisely put him under the care of one of the best family physicians in the place where he was living; but for some time after he was put under the care of this gifted man, it was apparent that this was rot the young mans choice of profession. He seemed designed by nature for farmer, and possessed elevated notions of improved stock; and has done more to improve our stock of hogs in this country, than any other man, old or young. About this time he heard a sermon by the eloquent and gifted Hall, on the Prodi- gal Son-he was converted, went home a changed man; and every act of his life since that memorable night, gave evidence of the soundness of his conversion. He pursued his studies closely, and sooner than usual received diploma. and settled among us in lizard coun. ty, Arkansas. His success has been without parallel in the history of our country. But this brilliant and eminently useful young man is gone to his reward. He was the jewel of his family, the pride of the community and the hope of the sick. While we possess but one or two specimens of his literary taste, we are convinced that he was poet of no ordinary ability. But we kiss the rod which struck the blow, and say, the will of God be done. His . last hours though painful were peaceful. His disease was bilious and cramp cholic.
 Mr. Joseph Arnold and MT. Harry Dickson have greatly endeared themselves to his family connections for their unabated attention to the deceased in his last mortal struggle. He died at the age of twenty ty-seven years.
 Tennessee papers please copy.
The true Democrat., 1856-08-05
How will the Germans Vote!

This has become a serious question, we should judge, with the opponents of Mir. Bu- chanan every where The effort is being made to create the belief that the great majority of them--the Bee thinks seven eighths-wll vote against him. We in common with all other democrats, believe just the reverse. We look on the statements of the republican organs in the west and north on the subject of the Ger man vote as having no actual foundation in fact. The tricks to which the desperate sec tional factions like that which has put forth Col. Fremont have resorted, are transparent, and our wonder IS that any one of the least political experience could be for moment mis- led by them.
 The movement, 1t is known began in Cip- cinnat and was promptly exposed by the En- quirer Of that city, thus:
 "We have been waited upon by several pro- minent citizens of German origin, who manifest no little indignation at the bare suspicion of their unfaithfulness to the democratic party They say that the example of such renegades as Reemelin, Hassaurek and Stallo, so far from affecting the loyalty of that class of our people, has rather strengthened and inspired the dem- ocracy. They declare that they will roll up majority for Buchanan and Breckinridge much larger than that they gave against Chase. They are about to organize clubs in all the wards, and will very shortly make a demonstration which will give the lie to the audacious asser- ton of Hassaurek, that all the wards on the other side of the Rhine will give black 'repub- lican majorlties.
 While upon this subject, we copy from the National Democrat of this city, the following list of the German papers in the Union which have raised the banner of Buchanan and Breck- inr;dge. Five of the papers contained in this list have circulation equal to that of all the other German papers in the Union:
 Staats Zeitung, New York; Philadelphia Demokrat; Cleveland Demokrat; Cincinnati volksfreund, Cincinnati; Louisville Anzeiger, Louisville; St. Louis Tages-Chronik; St. Louis volksblott; Louisiana States Zeitung; National Demokrat, Chicago; Evansville Volksbote; volksfreund & Banner, Mil; Seebote, Mil; Republkaner, Pitts; Bauernfreund, Sumytown, Pa.; Unabbangiger Republikaner, Allentown, Pa; Correspondent, Northampton, Pa.; Demo-
The true Democrat., 1856-08-05

 that 1t was not feigned severe shock may have parayzed her system, which had not re- covered its tone vet.
 The court here remarked that it was scarce Y necessary to pursue the investigation. AL though this whole matter might be humbug he would not at present dismiss this "wild woman," but would send her to the lunatic asylum.
 On the suggestion of Mir. Cox, however it was determined to adjourn the inquiry until Saturday in order to give Mir. Northcote an opportunity to come in if he chose, and cross himself.
 The wild woman was taken to iajl to await the final result. lone of the deputy sheriffs was despatched m quest ot Mr. Northcote during the inquiry, out he was non est--the officer stated the rumor to De that he had left for New Orleans
The true Democrat., 1856-08-05

Three boxes to cleans thc system from Boils often less than one docsit.
 Two boxes have completely cured the worst of ul- cers on the legs.
 Small doses sed m fail to cure the Piles.
 One dose cures the Headache arising from foul Stomach.
 Strong doses often repeated expel every worm from the body. They should be given to children, who always more or less afflicted with this scourge. As gentle Physic they have equal.
 One box cures derangeinent of the liver. Half box cures d Cold.
 They purify the blood and thus strike at the foun- dation of every disease.
 Ao a dinher Pill there is not there equal in the world.
 They purely vegetable, and can do no harm, but do accomplish an unaccountabc amount of good Prepared by DIR. J. c. AVER. Practical Chemist Lowell Mass, and sold by every respectable druggist in the United States.
 Sold by J. J. McALMONT, Little Rock II. F. Farnsworth dc Co.,, Memphis; J. Wright & Co.,, New Orleans, and by agents in every county in the State. June 3, 1856 2m
The true Democrat., 1856-08-05

.S- All Prizes of sl .ooO and under paid mmedi- ately after the drawingothe prizes at the usual time of thirty days.
 All communications strictly confidential. The drawn numbers will be forwarded to purchasers i'm mediately after the drawing. Whole Tickets, S1O; Halves, S5: Guar. ter>. S2 90.
 Prize Tickets cashed or renewed in other tickets at either office.
 Orders for Tickets can be addressed either to
 s. SWAN & CO.,, Atlanta. Ga.
 or s. SWAN, Montgomery, Ala. JOHN L. LOGAN, Camden, Ouachita county, Arkansas, General Agent. Aug G. MCGOWAN, Agent. Little Rock.
The true Democrat., 1856-08-05
ALL HAIL! SOMETHIEG FOR THE
 MILLION! PrntpSSNr N NOlsS Hair EpSfnrafire

FE'IIS admirable preparation is most effective re- A mcdy for badness and failing of the hair Re stores to its natural color when gray causes it to grow luXurantly, making soft, glossy and beauti- tul, and prevents from turning gray.
 As q wash for cleaning the head and removing the dandrutf. it stands unrvalled.
 DEAR SIR Having used your Hair Restorative for the last six months. and with complete success. i think it my duty to give you certificate of it's won dertul effects. Having taken sick in Galveston. some four years since through which lost my hair. and having tried various articles and found no benefit requested by many try yours, and after using two of your quart bottles found my hair growing very fast, which any person see demonstrated by calling at No 2S Olive st.. St. Louis. To the public in general, have no hesitation in saying this is truly useful and wonderful article for the restoration of the Hair. MORRIS GOSLING.
 St. Ious May g, 1854.
The true Democrat., 1856-08-05

KNOW NOTHING AND BLACK REPUBLICAN CoMBINAT1oN.-ln the Philadelphia Black Re- publican Convention many speakers admitted their own weakness, without an alliance with the Know Nothings. MT. Littleiohn of New York. said that "without the aid of the Ameri- cans, MT. James Buchanan would certainly be elected"
 Mir. Gazzam. of Pittsburg, said "he had op- nosed the American party in their earliest or eanization. but he could not deny that they formed the bone and sinew of the republican party"
 Mir. Elliot, of Massachusetts, got the floor to say that he thought it would be better to treat the Americans with courtesy-all the Ameri- cans, so far as he knew, are republicans.
The true Democrat., 1856-08-05
UNDERGRADUATE DFPARTMENT.
 Igxaogare, Military Ir.t;tn.o

rT,HE NEXT SESSION of this College will open \ on MONDAY, Sept Sth. The Classical Course is full and every facility is afforded to Students in Scientific Branches A Preparatory School is attach ed embracing course of two years. The Military system is adopted as cfceuaI means of preserving good order, economy, regular habits, and active bodily exercise. Charges for Tuition, and Boarding Sl00 per term of 20 weeks. Surgeons Fee So. En- gineerng, French. Spanish German, Drawing, Book Keeping and Fencing. each $l0 per term of 20 weeks
 The last session of the Medical College closed with 339 Marculants and 95 Graduates, from IS States The Military College closed its first ycarn Nashville with l54 Matricuants from II States. For Cata- logue and Regulations apply to
 B. R. JOHNSON, Superintendent.
 NuShy;lIn IllH r,%
The true Democrat., 1856-08-05
FINE JEWELRY, WATCHES, ETC.

(2 fENlE subscriber has just returned from New EIAe \ York with beautiful assortment of Gold 9@AAaand Silver Watches, Jewelry and Fancy Art- cles, which he offers to the public the most sonoble terms for cash.
 All work in his line, done in good style and at req sonable prices M DOTTER.
 Aur 5 1S56. 6m
The true Democrat., 1856-08-05
yours, MRS. E. BEARDSLY.
RrOOEfeld. Jan 10 1S

DTO0NUetd Jan. IF, 1855. RRoF WooD-Dear Sir: Having made trial ofvour Hair Restorativ gives pleasure to saw that it's effect has been excellent in removing inflammation. dandruff and a constant tendency to itching with which have been troubled from childhood and has also restored my hair which was becoming grey, to it's original color. have used no other article with anything like the same pleasure and profit
 4oHrs truly, J. K. BRAGG.