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The Davenport daily gazette., 1856-11-06

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Oaee ia AtsiAsou's Block 5sege" oa'e''' oV'"'''
Mlia aud Brady. =,
ftACRES large bsuuutA Timber " Ilaas siYIs
1 davenport, price $50 per aerei WA % a'Nla'
ed To suit pufehaset.
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ear.e&1.

SEw sstsIC.
A. GkA hpALL, 10. LeClslrs Row ha, jpsE
y rseai'.aA large ioIoI lave aud popular Ause Ior
ths Piano, Oul.sI GEd VI4sr INSTRUMENTS, .mopR
eAisA arc the !oIiowEHss
go .''n1's'' Or '1lAs a Ei0"sr,''A aHs '0Ns "
" Dear summer Morn by tbst " ell kno~n L a1a
popular Ssasa eomp.sef, stepnep Glover
"OV-n I" "GeTelhs blue bvlIs GToH ~ b psautilul
sols Gssagg b. M. slals nsssvs, aud eOnpU,ed
y! A. Ice
:. flis. Rate shoi''-eAs,' ~ u. A4SsT;,
''ssrHSads Quick sssp,' the piece for Two cur,
.is' aug3Udu
Yankee Aotisas and Toys.
4 LAkG Lar EAssorim entinsIopening gandfOrs ssleAu
Davenport Music Store;
No . 10 Claire Ror: CKaNDALL X HIGGINS.
Guitars.
4 Large snd TsTg aas assortment o. IL 0sswood Il 1t
ar. AZ Eanous ge'ces ranging lrom $500 to s4O,
as" sioHns!'2m seventy Eve ceBittaIs aysd"
Feather Dusters
- port ause store;
SHs LIZ Clare Row can
SH,sd yl Ia'9ItGsui justreeeiTeda for sale low
ulIhF aad Violin strings and sygTy kind ofMusl-
GSt lsssndlst keB constantly oa hand al No r
heN'S'E' now e a II
1 Lhl published by l.. Mason, Containing very I'm
= solseuon Church Music; Also the shawn ~ y
. bt1aoufy End q kcot,cG be found at Noe b.
"H"N c3 u
Aecordsons aud Flutinas
A Large and wel.solested dassorImeBIIustrgceiy,i
ptiesa thai sahhotiail 10 give egtTe satisfaction
%'.0G gte ~ Stsfs @ Row @
{ NLAhLoNEifs, Flutes, Flagsolst,, Pioslows and
" Files al reduced prieesst
nos lie Claire Row. CaH
Sheet MusIf
4 LsrgecolleetioG on hand andSew aTu.crs,eiysp
- as soon as pu blished at
.oe La Claire Row. can
HE 0est Piano Forte instructor IN lus world Rich
Erdson1s modern school for Piano Fortes can be-
found OF Nos lie Claire Row: G
DAVENPORT BUBIo STORE.
. kkAhDALL HIGGINS have ius!o penedgisrs.
~ assortmeHi ioI Guitars, Violins, BsnJoss, Tsnbo-
fLhee, &C, DC. AlsG every kind ofMuso Book. nov
use which they Will sell very cheap Cash Al No
L2LLHlfe ho". Oct Sd 1854
ITNI'TI : -
~ CN4VS's 's 3cl91lIgT Piano Forte, Curtls' ITuIIr
- Zlndeis Nicholson Instructor aud 10 faus syaT,
ItLq ~ OF instruction relating 10 music be found
iEo DaSenp port Music store;
No > L8 GI HifB Row.
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NEW STORE.

NEW STORE.
rINUF uudersignsd receiving and eFrElHE CON
L Eets assortment Of Choice Eslahs erossgies consist
r. o. a II ReIcher's syrup Sto!assss, y. o. Clarified
Powdered and Crushed, Sugars, No /, aCl Maeksre
Teas gaoa assortusnt RIO aud Java Co1se Pain stap
Wooden sud " Hilio~ Ntfs, Dried Apples Sad Peaches
Star and Tallow Can tlss, Dried Bset, &C., Ae.
Also
Ptchforks sps1s> Seoops, sLosels Hoes, Eskss 0ncI
Hoes and anything usually IouEd ~ Family Grocery
which an dsssruI1sd 70 sell ior cash eksSS n,
eAssyst pDnr forge, the pses Wesi aide Of Brady So
three doors from Iho iVs.-
Atsl llHds-n PAkMELE = R0.
roFFEss--75 BassR Rio, Lssusro, Javs, MsrsesibS
" and Havana o5ss,, selected expressly Tor re
failing.
sUGARs--s4 Bbl. white and yellow refined Sugar
embracing Coffee A, b & Z, crushed, powdered snt
granuiated; also refined MLrLE Sugar. These So
| gars are all Of toe best q2tliIy.
New TEAS--i3T Che.Ls, half chests, or Boxes anC
caddie, of all and deser ptioBs OF lats
tons, ortoiDg oilhe highest and intsl grade
| OF the celebrated '8ayunen and A'PidE SO0sy'
gropths. These Green ard Black TessETs decided y
ne and curious eaopi Gs ever cross0dG Ghs Asis
Il. ssd can recommend our Ool0nss Pom
| enoDss, SoEehoUgs, Cunpowders, InperAls AaC
Young Hyson., far superior in fragrance aud maRe
10 the generality of cas- ouxht sst Ashley wert
selected especially for Family and are less IL
price; We can WITH eosndsnes invite examination Enr
| thsi.
RAIsIss--.O Boxes, bslrss and qusrtsrs;-al.,
| Valencia RsisinS
| PLuss- 5 Bbls piIlsd and uupll.st;
| FEAChBs--3 do pared Currsnis, Dates, Figs, ,snC
| many other Fruits, dried and preserved.
5oAPs-,Paim, Cattle, Shaving, German Eut
Chsmies gSasiye, SO, DC; together with large val
| ETY. of Baskets Willow, Rattan Rua splint, Wooden
ware, sokegs Of Nails 8 Bols Fish, aEGksrsl, White
salmon aud Sea Cd Herring, IL Bales 3 and 81 bushe
| Wheat SGcs and many ythsg ARTICLES for 81 o
| cheap snt wsrEsnted so give salisiseIoa,
| JASS5 WEAVER, ia, 8 CO.,
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BANK NOTE ENGRAVING

UNION CAR AND BRIDGE WORKS.
Chicago, Illinois
STONE L. BOOMER
nu,LDERs Of doves Patent Truss Bridges snd
Is Roofs turntables, Passenger, baggage sad
sTrixaI Cara Also, bolt CaIiiag Machines, oPrisot
boits made, Machine work and General Johbing
49, - ar5rr laprii s.dyl
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a,s.ouri stsie Mutual Fire, Harine Insurance
Company Of 81. Louis.
csPIIAi, sao, sen, nd constantly increasing.
DIRECTORS;
D. d. Pare, C.S. Greeiy, >. -. hasei.
xsv H.w. AIexspdsr,R. &yman,
g MsCuno, D. Al January, Z. .rees'
Policies issaod iroa 30 days 10 SIX ears sao Iae
insured participate in the whole Pronn.
For information enquire o the unnersgnsc agent
far Davenport, v. H. VA N6NESni.
laty agIl - Ir~ly.
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NEW PLATFORM
.gtgengi0li Public,

E'yA god EiuHy, Ertl and PUsd uf ali kiuds
50 ~ he illi.ys uEssTy bth Gud Brady sts
where you will also hud s KINDS Of Groceries and Pro
sstoas, together with usst wagon "a deliver ;hOu
Zee oi charge. Call All see for yourselves
aug u MN. NlCCANMGS
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Coughs and Cold

Coughs and Colds.
nR AYERS Cherry Poelorsl,
DR.. Rogers AyerEoh, ard Tar,
Dr.. Johnson. canadian Ealsam, Fir.
0,,27 CT. WEBB.
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Well Digging.
Ghaesei

fvstfs subscriber I. al all times ready 70 og Hsa
i saa ClslsIn. He nay be fosnd al Nh sni'h
a, a4Trlson. east ace, Dslw zen gih ard ~ s.s,
oo nsI.isyss I -. fnw hKn NEWTON.
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c.roSIFIgR of oaasaltra.sa tye Vat ~ Sntes
- :. make ss4p wita1us Lisns and -i.n uH1s Nou
81 iasl the tnlnS fer Nasnins sa@.s e@si -
~ oos, .S JACOB WEAVER Ia. d %
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A1fention Farmers.

.~,r rs.vs la; received . fer saers Of sanford :
w Ps,sut strs~ Cat.erss WITCH NC oAsi io' -"
cheap. &c. ssRTTYNaN
cDe 3b-awsf
y.ss I~,oanF Fyr.sf tusi fsesI.sG sna 4 ssir
= FEASCIs J4CObf's
- ~ rtru- and Pfeser ptoB sore,
rs, -, "a \ f-v-- ssnr'.
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10IIEE PAPEE kILLs.

rrnEsuoserieefs are eenslant4y mshihf , "
= Pfspring spd Wrapping fapsrssi tnsf aniaa :.
t,n. M wiu pay Cash for any reasonsois qushas o
soaA clss cotls or rags. oufwsrsiing Asen Q.
a, G' Churchil viii call on ne Merchants thfoagL
ssstsaliows and pay stsair ss.n o. x " s0cE
rage. - as,
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9usnranff.
AMackcye lssssrHMcc Co

:. ~
AlutCkCMe 1teSteCSeVCG w.
lava
VAveRpertr
Once On Brs DIV Street, over Woodward a Harris
Dry (ioods store.
DtRECT0Rs;
WIN. " ooa. i. c, Osssaint, r. Mer~ n, Jas; NJ bal
zel, G. g. Parry, J. M. W.T. Tr.1s A1s u.S'arS
oFFlCkRS:
ALERED sANCERS, President
&c. Pssss, wee rsssas sssrssasy.
"a wsapwAse, ASA. Secretary,
Gas i,s.sLtr. Treasurer.
ssnsaif
/ -. -------------
peoria Marine and fire Insurance Company,
pE0RIA ILL
ea.rrssgp is4l.
,,,sIs camn.ny can,,nues 10 issue policie. on
tn,a SSpr'fsSSf .Sn SayiG aTIoS TRANS
- - - n pIlp RiSks 81 r,ssossklt
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Brushes.
HAyEa adne EssonmeHl OF Fancy Hair Brus5es.
Comos, also isrgs lot OF Paiutsnd osner Brushes,
os.s7 c. T. WEBB
tnn OF. o!Quinine received Inis day,
lOu saIfoT sale by
oerz7 c, T. WEBB,
= A BOXES Window Gisss Of all sizes from 1xs
OJU 10 3oxfo, In store and for sale by
oeg7 Z. 4 Webb
Glassware.
A PINE assortment Of craggist Glassware Of ell
5e..7 c. T. WEBB.
Perfumsry.
LARGE assortment of yBRG FINE PKRFUA-
= ERY Extracts ,ce..t5 which invite the atleG,
.ioH OF lhe.Gdiss. Fancy soaps &c for sale by
ocgz7 e. T. WEBB
fatGHt Medicines.
Just HEcEIVEu,
) Gross Of Rhodes icysf sad azne cure,
- SniIh'4 JUais,
81 dog. OF Dg. DeHues fever EDd Egus eGtsfDi'
laIor wsyrznieJ u cure in luF bOuTs external s'
pliealioa, toe ohy agt. tn thls city.
Get27 {. I. WEBB.
AsAs.
due lot Of Teas OF all klnds, done up in / and
lb papers sLisn will sell cheap IN order 10 close
~. oetEl Z. 7. WEBB.
Coughs and Calds
nR AYERS Cherry Poelorsl,
- DR.. Rogers LiyerSor, ard Tar,
Dr.. Iobnsons Canadian Eale8ms Fir,
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apARGAlN!

:. tod TIA, Topsyl. seq sGo
tnoss - 40 u. - srSsf. Esn oSiiSea 70 seH
eosS,ss er,,s A. 20 tor me ssse Of he me3s..
csseos ICE 9rsi,si is ss.Sa sss con-, ri Hoass
Also, zee io' io1 p. y sFrzPATRlck,
1ses ya-tr
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-06-28
WHEELING VA. SATURDAY MORNING,
Two Pa.senser TEaIns. I1nily eael way

ON and after Monday Nay al, trains I run as follow.
" Sundays exeepted1:
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-06-28

K L v
WY A. EDWARDS { BRO. have Just rtctiVed AZ their
w Grocery, Of Market and Quincy streets
follows:
Rio Coffee, sartsines,
Roasted Coffee, Corn Starch,
Ground I" Vanilla Chocolate, H
Extract Z" Cocoa,
Java Rroma,
Imperial Tea, Parma,
Young Hyson Tea, Vermisella,
Powder PVpneS,
0olonS Fresh Tomatoes,
Breakfast Fresh Strawberries,
Rice, Presh Peaches,
English Split Peas, Preserved Ginger,
Rice Flour, Lemon Syrup,
No. Mackerel, bhls k!ts, Strawberry syrup,
Irish Salmon, Raspberry %
Potomac Herring, general assSrtsa't 9 Of spices,
Cucumber Pickles, FIlberts and Cltrons,
Mixed Falklrk HarYey's Scotch
Walnut catsur, Ale,
Tomato - Fine Cigars,
Worcestershire Sauce, Johnson's fine Lump Chewing
/ American Mustard, Tobacco,
French \" STaccaroni. +-4l
above stock has been carefully selected the
Eastern markets and invite friends and the public
call and examine, prepared to sell the lowest
my9 W: a. EDWARDS RRo;
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-06-28
GOING NORTH.

GOING sOUTH-The S.IOA. N. Train will connect at San
dusy with Morning Train from Toledoi at onroeyte with
shelby Junction with Cincinnati Express from Cleveland at
Mansfield Junction Express from Pittsburgh, and at
Newark with the East and West Trains the Central Ohio
Rairoalk
Bay Detroit; Monroevie With western Train
G. T L. r. Shelby Junction at 5.21 p NJ with the Mall
Tram C. C. C. r. Columbus Cincinnati; Mans
field Junction IS p n. with Fast train on O. 4 r r.
Pittsburgh, and at Newark with East and West Night
Trains ton Central Ohio R. R.
GOTSGT NoRTH-The 9'26 v Train viii make close
necon at Newark with Bellair C. o. r.
r.; at Mansfield with Express for Pittsburgh at
Shelby at IL Is with Cincinnati Express for
Cleveland Buffalo New York, and at MonroeYie with
Mail Train on c. &. T. road to Toledo Chicago, &c.
2l0PM Train Will connect Newark with Express from
the Ohio Road Mansfield Junction with
Past Pittsburgh Shelby Junction at 5'2l
with Cincinnati Stall for Cleveland Monrosve with Night
Express for Toledo Chicago and Sandusky with the
steamer Bay City for Detroit and Chicago.
sandusly, Aug. 4, 1885 sep15-tf
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-06-28
oHIoKEKINa's PIANo FoKTEs

OPENED THIS DAY, and now ready for
fresh supply Of ChcksrinS Sons eel
5 n ebrated Piano Eortes, of beautiful Black Wal
Il nut and Rosewood finish, and for brtiancy OF
tone and Etuess Of touch surpassed either this
country Europe, offered lowest
rerS prices, including carriage.
Also Prince Co.'S Selodeons, style, with full and
half swell Of fine Rosewood nsh and at the lowest Buffalo
prices; with general stock OF Martins celebrated Guitars
Italian, French and German Telirs VfonceOs, Flutes
Fifes BsnjOs Tamborines Tuning Forks the italian
Strings with all other articles in the lne
raj assortment OF Variety Goods.
Wholesale and retail the old Music Variety Store,
No. 90 Union street
my9 JAS MELLOB.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-06-28
JUNE %. 1866.
MISCELLANEOUS.
TERMS

For Ftf CourSe fEeludin9 al Departments Of Book
Eeeui,sg Lectarss G,.d 3enpalsaip, ilrdsidbly IN
adrunce: ............... So
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-06-28
NUMBER 26l
CITY BUSINESS.
ENCOURAGE MANUPACTURESI
BUcLER'S BOOl6.K EE1sEES'a
Writing Fluid

ONCE superior fluid before the public
- nearly years. has been constantly gaining In
fivor and is preferred by to the arfamsd Ar
mold Fluid
ties, together with smaller been sold
bankers Cincinnati, EoulSVle Pttts
bargh, Duao Cleveland, Detroit TeEre Hauts Lafayette,
Nnceures, indianapolis Evansville, Frankfort Lexington,
Nashville MenPhS St. Louis NicEshuTG, Jackson, NatheE
and New 0rlests Il has al$o been adopted Ia the Stale De-
partmeIts Of Kentucky, Tennessee and mississippi 1tkas
Diplomas Mechanics institutes
Cincinnati Louisville, and four Diplomas and Prize Me-
aS at State FAIRS held last Fall in New York. Ohio, Indiana
and Illinois.
The following merchants bankers &c. wheelns, here
tatore using ArnOlds Enrs puFChase J. J. Butt
ler's look-Kee9eriS Writing Fluid: .sA
Northwestern Bank OF Virginia. Merchants'k MechanIcs'
Bank Wheeling; bank Wheeling Crseent Aanufaetu
ring Company County cier Of olS National Tele-
O1ce; Baltimore and Ohio Railroad 0iiSe Mcclure
House; Kelly, Holloway Co.; Russell McAfee; Gordon,
Matthews Co.; 7. Sweeney Son; pOane Cowgirl OFT
Boyd Boyd OFT; Oliver a Stout Co.. Lamb
din, GiIberSon Co; Press s.t
oeSl LAMBDIS, GILBFRsoS AGO.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-06-28

Twice DAILY, Sunday night sxeePtedl between Rich
Il Washington City via GordoRsvillr and Alex
antllia.
hpS5s %o5d % 6:I5 A. NJ and 7:SN P ~
Returning leave Washington. A. NJ. and PM
Arrive rirH at Richmond .. 1880 P. NJ. and AN
Baggage checks and tickets given through between Rich
moud and Washington. ~ 80. -. . :. :, 49,.
THESE TWO RAILROADS HAVING NO STRAP RAIL,
and being excellent order, aud CARRYING THE GREAT
NORTHERN AND SOUTHERN MAIL, give the best guar
anee always securing connections as is shown by arri
daily Richmond and Washington city in advance OF
the Steamboat line.
FARE BETWEEN wIsHESsroS $3.50
An Omnibus will be found always ready to take through
messengers their baggage OF wearing apparel between
the Dcpots of charge, with ample time fur them to
take their meals, whether going North or south.
Through Tickets be obtained between Danvtle and
Washington the Terminus OF the Road, now nearly COM
Melted Dnnve. An Agent Of the Company VIII receive
the Cheeks Of passengers Danyille Road and
tend baggage all the Way to Washington or the Raj
The fare the by mail line by the old steamboat
NO change of cars en- the night between Rich
raond and Alexandria Tel
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Fr flf c9rrse fneislfSg e psPgstse... q Eo9s
FOR FaI Course in Idies
THE PRoPRIEToRs take great pleasure expressing
their thanks for the gratifying and Unprecedented sue
at The cspal and stimulates them to re-
! Us eosrss q tSiaS ms ErsSs Frastissi
cai Houses assisted By Educated and accomplished gene-
enabled him to bring degree OF perfection
| Nor 1TrAINED BY ANY OTHER INSTITUTION. Each
sadent by this new process drilled at the
of Accountants duties as thoroughly as though he ha
serred an apprenticeship in idrgs Commercial
Houss thus all aWkNaEdness; aIterng and esregeus
blunders are, in great measure, dissipated.
ants v. have also secured the services OF the
Lecturers in Ohio, to lecture commercial
our course of instruction extended pareuarize
ST RsE Sp Roo eSTsfSs @ FREQ as m h dcpn
its Scientific PrncipIes-Iecures upon Commercial History,
oETaphy GoHimeFcai Proiucts Commercial CaculatOus
Political Economy, Mercantile Law Ethics Of Trade Part
nership, &C.
! TIE LADIES' DEPARTMENT
Is now opened for the reception Ladies' No Institution in
Union mparts thorough or interesting course in
this Department.
best efforts merit in still eminent degree the at-
tering reception with which enterprise has met and
ags Sass Of SS.sss e fa Sfa a s2f e
ckGsr siIafka,' Mercantile College.
Among the many Recommendation we give the toiow-
ing
ave undersigned, take pleasure in testifyng that
are personally acquainted with Air GrsngerS ability
Accountant and Teacher of Book Keeping, which is of the
highest order. He has had great experience rs An Ac-
heavy Commercial and Banking Houses, which
gives him superior facilities in impartng Practical
FIoirledOe Of Book Keeping, and thorough Commercial
Education.
| I. ]. ALLEN, ILL., D.,
| President of Farmers College.
| L0RIS ANDREWS,
/ President Of Kenyon College.
To young men who wish to acquire "Bwsiness EdHc1-
fioH" We think facilities very seldom equaied.
GRANGER has the qualifications OF theoretical know
edge aptness in teaching, added to practical Counting
experience and feel confident that graduates from
his College will fully competent keep the most coi
Gated tqf HsOokS.
A. p STONE, Wholesale and Retail Merchant.
j. ]. JANNEi, Secy Board of Control State Bank Of o.
| J. F. PARM, Book Keeper At D. T. Woodbury's.
| d. OVERDIER, Book Keeper at Clinton Bank.
II. z. MILLS, Sec'y Columbus Gas and Coke Co.
! c. b. MASON, Book Keeper at J. II. Riley Co.'S.
| e5B-F For full particulars, send for circular.
GRANGER IL ARMSTRONG,
fe4-1v Proprietors.
!
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Sundries.
110 SACKS Of Rio Coffee;
llO tierces Rice;
bbls- Pulvertzed Sugar;
:" Crushed
B" Soft Crushed Sugar;
hhds. n. o. Sugar;
10 boxes Chocolate;
400 lbs. Race Ginger;
10 boxes White Pipes;
20 bbls No. medium MaekerG;
90 4 bbls. -
IS boxes No. Herring;
10 bhIS. Prime Eastern Herring;
Just received and for sale by
ALEX. TURNER,
f@29 MeIudeon buildings Main st.
Demoine courier., 1856-12-04

VIM lam uAM y III
THO THE Citizens OF Wapsllo County, and
L that portion of them Who reside on the
south side Of the Demoine River IN particular
and the Travelling Public generally who have
to cross the river we would esy fhafft would
be to their Interest and convenience 10 prefer
the Upper Ferry known as ssOvermsns sFsfu"
sitnafel one mile west OF Ottumwa, where they
shall be crossed at oil times when the crossing
is 'afc and practicable with ~Promptness md
dispatch. nz
Our Ferry Is the Oldest and most Regular
Ferry on the River in or about this vicinity and
is Justly entitled to the name Of ..Permane~t.s
always ready for a trip without wasting an hour
and sometimes enduriaga total disappointment
Gas Is the case very often with some other
Terries). Then coma on one and all. Those Who
wish to cross by the wear can DO 90, 1t very
satisfactory prices and those who wish to cross
by the trip can be accommodated At correspond.
ing low pr.ces the Ferry is now owned by
HrcKESLooPER and OvERMAN, and as "JoHH's
is Familiarity known by the Oldest Inhabitants.
and some Of the new ones. a. an "Old Water
Dog, of the most amphibeoas kind Il should
be a sufficient guarantee that Customers will get
their money back. 81
HICKENLooPER 4 ovERMAS.
Feb. 2lst, 1856, no. ly.
Demoine courier., 1856-12-04
NOTICE.

DEING convinced from past experience
ID that this climate is not congeni~s, q,
my health and in consequence thereof {
viii offer the following property sitaated
in Ot,umwa for sale on liberal terms.
One large brick Hotel nearly completed,
my residence on Second Street, one I'm.
divided half of the Post Office lot, one
third of that space of ground opposite
my Office, between T. Sinnamons prop
eriy aud the river. running back to DR..
Warden's line. Also $50 acres of land
in Warello County as advertised. For
description Of which, see advertisement
in another part OF this paper.
have disposed of my interest in the
Office to Or. Douglass, and have relinquish-
ed the practice of medicine. Doct Doug
ass will continue the practice Of Medi-
inc and Surgery, may be found at my Of
fee as usual. | can ch~eerfully recommend
him 20 The public and my friends us q gem
lleman, we'll qualified to give entire salts
faction professionally to all who may feel
disposed toenploy him.
Jam l0th56-47 If. A. D. WOOD.
Demoine courier., 1856-12-04
AN EARNEST MINISTER.

The Ohio Observer mentions the following
incident in reference to the late Rev. DR.. Mat
thews, OF New Albany Seminary.
It was a time Of unusual apathy in the
Church. lie spoke mainly to processing
Christians. But in the concluding applica-
ton, he made a most thrilling appeal to the
itnpenitent. His feelings had several lines
checked his utterance. He drew a vivid pic.
ture Of the infatuation Of the ungodly-
paused a moment with quivering lip and mois'
tening eyes-t.en exclaimed:
sAlas' my thoughtless friends, you know not
what you are Going!'.
He could say no more, but leaned forward
on the pulpit, and buried his face in his hands
while for some moments his whole frame shook
with emotion. The congregation was melted
to tears, and the services were abruptly termi-
mated by another minister; who concluded with
prayer.
What a scene was that here described: yet
one perfectly in accordance with the circum-
stances in which it occurred. A time of usual
apathy in the Church, and sinners almost as a
matter of course, careless and stupid, and
minister before them with his message Of eter.
nal life, or life for all which they would no
receive. We would that there were manifold
more Of this feeling everywhere; then would
~revivals be multiplied.
Demoine courier., 1856-12-04
Charity embraces the wide circle Of al

G. Charity embraces the wide circle of all
osslble Kindness. Every good act is charity:
your smiling in your brothers. face is char,iy:
IN exhortation Of your fellow maj to vii tucus
deeds is equal to al~ms-givinr; yeur putting a
wanderer on the right road is charity, your re-
moving stones and thorns and other obstruc-
lions from the road is charity; your giving wa
ter to the thirsty is charity. A mans. true
wealth hereafter, is the good he does in this
world to his fellow man. When he dies, peo-
pie viii ask
what property has he left behind him2'
But the angels will AL, what good deed has
he sent before h~imP'-[Iring.
Demoine courier., 1856-12-04
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