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The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-06-12

Improved Littls Gisnt Corn and Cob Piants'
zion hill Price reduced,
NE suJgCIt0er aas purchased exclusive risst o.
3 territory Tor sale 10 the stt, of Tho above ssss-
bFatsa Allsr ana Is prepared 10 lnrni.h hem all
ua1er, either w~auleEale mr. retail, ruArsuteet ID To
most positive manner.
ltis noHt aors thau year since the Little Giant
sss Introduced 10 ne public, during Which nnsi'
ms been constantly growing In the popular favor.
Toe improvements reosatJ en5cted an patsnIea'
mfksstt The most perfect uEchiBs over offered ~
eeHsca farm use. LIS iurHIshga complete ready To-
attaching team aud TVikns - la,lo~s' No. i,G!o
No. 8,1Sn, SU.1- 40, No /, O pounds, TseBa
tn,nGtss sge s~ut1giuHt ~ col one up, sitht VI rneehAa
zeal aid, ami Rben once adjusted, teen with safely b.
entrusted - : boy. Fun dirsoiionss &C ornpAnJ sass
mill.
PRICES.
No.l.s4a' a viii Erind ol'mehiPeE hour withih0ts
81 9,s4l, ID" " 10 " (" " " 4"
II" ), s5h, g. " IS" " Ha.ss /. "
as I. $50, BE- " gN" " " " &" "
EISLi5ersldiE1op NJ 70 ia0ler.
5AHL5h Il. CHADWICK,
noes iCgJa'st., beta sen Second and TBird
nov, 5 dH WY ST. Louis, 40
For sale by Messrs, DAlzELL o RRo., Agent. o.
uavsuPort, ttEboVs prices, adding freight from 't
Louis
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ABOVE Front, between Main and Brady streets,
DAVENPORT, low
FiNiE subscribers having Recently Completed Iheii
i WORKS IN this city, aTd nov prepared 10 Oh Ufdar
for their didrEtnt grades Of SOAPS 4nd REDS On theii
Eery superior Qualltlee, for pfe-vDtnrHcr iu she
market. IA val be anc, On trial, that our soaps WI
anofd more ~iIttsr, aud WAN less iGoat ttIg".r din,
that tasy do mol ~ svtn melt ia hos waller arc tuIss.
quenuy much cHsHp per Dtae cJustlGes,(ts uavtus been
proven thai soyen pounds OF ursoap are equal 10 leu
ofthe ~OToiaar5 EindJ and that thu gf0St ditlcult, ij
other soaps, il sHTuUauIdd n ours, q I+sIntug The
hands lrea from soreness after long immersion and
RUBBING ia thn wHsH-luU.
the grades above referred 10 sTs EfasIyu, Pearl.
Palm MOL EAlr5 sad Family Soaps. NitRlBe above
assertions, We submit our products Latne yerluc4tl9Bs
Of The public with confidence that tie use ofiben viii
Justify cor recommendation OF thsiT quality. Mer-
chants Rni Dealers are requested 10 rali and UAaILIpo
Tor Ia Ia selves before purcna shg else sa0fr.
IaH. fJ. 1870 an J. M. b. HALL 4 IH.
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ToRs A. U Will sttesd 10 the collecting OF
- debts, taxing subscriptions for Rswspa pers and
do 2 osnsrsi AseAcy business. o6es No. 10 orr's
Bgjlding.
ketsrto sauSSs& Pre.iJnsn, Cook q D1lou.
feb l6Ss
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OAK
LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY.
Hartford, Conn.
INCORPORATED Br rsl SrATk or coxsxsTicrs
$500 900 CAPITAL,

&trs lAxaS Axp INCREASING srRPIrs KEsKIRfs.
Securely invested under the sal etion aud approve
oftAs Comptroller of Public Accounts
r IFS Insurance is trais 3 Savings Bank for the
Ia widow and the Orphan.
The rich and the poor may avail themselves OF Us
oeaeats. M nan Is tee poor 10 insure his Family
from W at after his death.
4 person tairts years of age, by saving ase cents
= aay, can ssears oae Thousand Doilsrsfot MS Fam
Husbands and Fathers. why DO yoa delay securing
: competence 10 ycar families after your deataf
Young L en- are sou DESTROYS Of getting eredas
Insure your lives
Yoang Men have yea made Protssienior your de-
sliainy years. II not insure our uresi
Creditors, why hazard the loss ola debt by dsathf
Insare Il Q lie otsoar debtor.
To Aii-Have sou made such provision Tor those
| aear and Gear 10 you, as YOU would wish soa had
lone. y are ca 10 iie, this mighty II you hays not.
arecrssttnata no logger. life Is uncertain,
Pamphlets explanatory furnished by agents,grsus,
oFriCERs AND DIRECTORS;
G. President.
ELIAS GILL, Secretary.
Jno. &, sunce, v. Prest b. y. Dick cru sn,Gl. Agt
.R~IRRCIoRsi
Alfred Gill, Daniel Philips.
lohn L. BeRcs. eseil Stoiset.
| jeha A. Bltaer, Nd. picseraan,
| Noah Whsaton, Samuel Goit.
| Seisc eli Hollis er. James !. NAtkiey.
s. Is. Rerssford, N. D.; Consulting Physician.
JOHN NJ. ADLEk, NJ. D., Medical Examiner.
Applications received by Y. SEAYMA-
kER. Agent, davenport. dec - at
Chicago City Insurance Company.
CAPITAL Sl5o,Oo0.
\ Edmnnd Csufeid. Priest Henry BANDIT. >eer.
J.. r, LANE, tgeat,
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r T. O u Fl !,

VALLEY CITY MILLS STILL AHEAD.
ND aakins the esss flour ever offered In psvsn-
IA p0'' sskaLEY, THoArsos d co.
n5.ns Corn Meal for sale al Warsheuss
bran sARkLEY, JfsoApsDs Co
Va Ss.a,f "a So, bsi PERM and hoes iaians'
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FIsHING TACKLE.
NO. g.
lie Tai kOsr.

WYE are boS reeeis Ing our spring stock % fEe
WATCHES, todd haEiefs- Magic snd Rail
road uues.B % al descriptions Jet
eosls. Coral. Afrerssre, sH1 FsucF troe4s Ee.
We haze tas largest ana n4i~t e0npiels stock al
goods ever brsErsf 10 D0rsAo0vr. which sc offer %
10 tas ea5lic as los a. aay hca-s west OF n. moth
;a,nA. VI hoi. Est- Rrt41.
Please estI and examine our stock perhaps yeu
"a IL :. yoar iatefest- a. We are Determined -
usnsI not so D. ouldsue IN iss pftess.
aEyil 2 o6u LFgkp @
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Notice

JOG Island Bank hes made arrangements 10 uss
q limited amount of the no:e5 ofssThe Man aiac
ia 80 and Mechanies' Bank u Gria mbus, Georgia., y
and the came will DO received On deposit or In pay.
meBtfor Exchange or Coin, on the Is me ier N as the
issues OF the solvent Banks Of Virginia, Kengucky,
Ohio or Indiana. NJ. Il. BOR pre.r
K. island yunel3 d@sL. S. q. MANN. Cnshi.r.
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,lTcGOHas's T
vi DoUBLE 4 T
aUCTlOh AM nhCt
PuhPs AAU PUMPING
X undersigp.
81 EoaId respectfa!ly lnvit'
The attention OF the puohs
generally 10 these Pamps.
- the best Pump now 10
uasi simple In the II construc.
hOni compact, durable, and
uVIiia6le 10 geI0utofoIdsf
well adapted for iorllns .
large body Of water " 8
- g..
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2. AVERY. T. Is. ufHAn- D M.C uALi
AVERY, UPHAM 4 CO,
Wholesale Grocers and
al EMISSION MERCHANTS.

Wholesale Grocers and
COMMISSION MERCHANTS.
No. 10 south Water streef,
NSar the Illinois Genital Depot
CHICAGO, ILLS.
nFPEh for sale q large and we'll selected stock Of
~ Groceries, consisting In part of the following
80 hhds. n. o. Sugar common to prime,
800 bbls. Refined and Clarified ditto
s0l . sd and West Isdia Molassas,
loco package. choice Green and Black Teas.
500 bags Ris, ia maicn, Jaws and Mocha Coffee.
40 butts and half butts choice brands plug tobacco.
So bbls. prime loose Smoking Tobacco.
500 grsss Paper, Tin foil. and Y FELLOW Bank che y lng
50 boxes Bar soap, assortec brands. LGo,
40 /. Pressed faiiow. Stsarlne, Star 81 sperm
300 : No. / aud Scaled herring, candles.
1850 Drums choice Eleme fies A
500 boxes ". h RsisIns. prime fGuIL7
Togsther wils alltbe other articles usually Kept Ia =
complete stock Of Groceries. We can assure our
fife I'D. sn1 toe pGtIie generally that We sre deter
niaed net To bs uudersold by any o.her house IL This
market.
From the fact Of aGr having unusual facilities Tor
pu CHASING goods siTaatsgeousiy, we are abuIdaht-
sbie 10 redeem all our pledges.
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Qoroferies.
4 LARGE AND cohpIaTE STOCK OF

EkkSIi tlhsl GiOf
assssaNs.agai.s,
AR w IloAI1As<AASaNa1
~ snbae fibers have aaw Oh hahSa ="
,-A.A2jdaily r~oesiyi.g from the hasi aea 'Va,a !"
HTn...r ~ M "a DasCHyori. 1sSst
groceries, Nails, Glass, Salt. Woedsa~afe'
Provisions, ~,
which they oder 10 lhe Trade NJ wholesale eH', ,ha,. !.
10 Rgk il Merehants, ltatci keepers AN .ttels ~
The interior oil the State aud Nshraska, "ho Pniy & an
N wholesale, We give ,he assurance shst We vi, -"
,Leir orders and memoranda OIL thlease anus 49,"
M ees transportation added. n.
FMersh4nts, Gfoeers aad notst.keeraf doing ouss
mass on me line or near She ilHe OF we MISSISSIPPI n ~
sIsseuu RaI~toaa-iow va City or farther Nrs15 WIN
ana il 10 uieir interest IL make thoif purthas9s % ~
aud by shipping their GOODS b, Ae N . y =, I"
saye + 4 mites hauting by teams f,oai ans utAef poih'
op III river. Our facilities are OF Tie htst : y ahu
Nc Iaai tao most po .istfs confidence, hbti u lou WIN
t,lt gIya uaA eai look through Oh STOCK, ana iealt
nm prices and terms. NC shaii receive ho.ia'
rnarc OF your patFohagej whieh Il shalt 90 our "ilu,
oy mrRtshing hrst-tate goods ~ iaNerauie PtNo''a'O
AIS ~ sIn, "a mart and receive.
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barouebesl ChsIiotss, Tilbaria.
Phaerons and Buggies.
sAppLEs Eve HARNESS..

HhN ~ +" =H"# '="H "-' . T F~+w% ~ tAF1A ~ N@fI
los rates aFf4 2-io i55 asu
FARMERS. SAW AND aRIsT MILL hYsr
fhe ssst hil! sysr offered 70 tia Public Is
FELTON, PORTABLE MILL
4ArFtEdha l#sgu lie Ftrst prsns.m Il all m
w Staff esd Esaaty FafrR where 10 has hem a.
gihGud, aud d Gs!H sNssaiaftGs .4HsrIesA J~s.,f.t,
=. y. EnE Ju!s fruf5 e~Cefr!EgEt Mul. eeleBnIs5
allag 4stt ls -tua4ilay4 agUh,sttY aHa pvscticatlab
g.teu.tA.ag -Et 1885. st4Udt 4aHNaleal lAs lnt.,
gunbrr I TOSS" uIIls FaiH, ard IAsir Increasing as
a4Egd Esugta,g 3aElGFF Ev5F Htft lgEsr lUtA hsyile
5.an sgta Hb sac 7-4E rs ~aalltuaJ. IheF are udnEn
DIS A4ag.eJ WF Eaa1Ins Sem, uats. aHaHf HsasV
Corn ia tbe tsf, 8 i1rs, &e a3sA : rapitiIs ard tsr
lection aaEnus Aualgrs,
SO Eil EHu5s tTou Ja# h4s. ct tarLf, u lst,
| Is aGs uFlss4 per a1ur EGal from = 30 4 hof.es A.
| other SOS. FT1yaa4gEatr amount. Ihe5 eau b..
ra1slIsd ~ #aHsJs ttsafu OF Watgt possr, lad ar
I Nsii aHaF5 SEQ 81 rsEt Eaia4 motion, G0age al trifil,
| ~a1slts4Y rau b 1sivaHrl A8 E4J saw mlt.
Ma sE5F.sas a.ss.agd g tEass mills, Mas tan,
/ iGgius 5G9m taF fg's g-IssisEbts miii a aras'
rSuAsgs.
asi3raH.a- a.E UH z.Fsu where l4sss mil. hss.
| usenHa g5e Us maEIas without ttlt.f rserivlnt d
| needing ara7sa . aaA .ssUsse ~G-rv tasy yer, In
| Ets ais gE.AAns.g- t4g- s5EE ala mila 4sIux taiys.
.tIi ssg4 -4. aaF@s "g~iHa As@E,' sId TIA! I'll cor
I 4a- sa8 aEH=-.Is uH5 stsEs tur r1Ta AID cob, AZ,
-Ali -v.lH.g rala-' o.. iE,t ~ q desired Insuss
80 uA yseir,m pEots Laglho
FICTION MILL,
| wish 4s Ag5...r aud VIA EHL-lLE ~satIECss o. lad
I So persl steel Sli latrrsCgiI, Is trpGbls OF grtnt
l4 10 4HE .4z7cEr i auvuasst ~ad ot Fadaclhg cob &
tho au ug54 srMsal. 4Hsss facts feH3r 81 n "a,
For rHlsrlaiaEHAs# and mile aaa rsht sDE.i
tE aAaHBES, iaHlAte g 60, Untcr le Ciair.
tioH.a, ya,aaF.rrl1Hst aT Boa sGs y. q,
asC 5tdsft
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VI EN9 FNIs 2 II
PATENT LOAF BREAD,

nave slso purchased the Patent Righ1 for Scout
county, for the manufacture Of CTLm Z faGl's
PATENT LOAF BREAD,
made by Machinery Tue advantages claimed for
lhls prucessoi making Bread, are these, tae Bread IL
more uniform IL quality, and handsome Ia III Jear
ance, il is much SHiIeF and mors sven, itkeeys murh
longer with lut Dseotd!ns sistr, aud to many psrsSus
Is not Objectionable when a wee < Old IA eals a.
handsome as the h1sst Pfsnch roll, it goes father,
ana Is readily Introduced into families who ave new.
az used Bal -rs Bread bsfpre, [ shall conlinue TO
run d Bread Wagon Ms heretofore. In Offering the
above articies, on ie rms which cannot iSiI 10 giVe en-
lire satisiseiion, | hope TO be able 10 supply all who
may favor me with their patronage. Ihsakful for
past favoTs, l nope 10 mtnt a continuance Of the
same All ordersirOm ths country promptly attend
ed 10. DANIEL MOORE,
Pioneer Bakery, Front Street, QUE square above
Burrows IL PretI!msnfs Steam .itiis,
DaysnpO RI, Mag y, isSS.dL
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storage, Forwarding \ commission

TUE-T.- 0rluCL 81 Inc lT1del We M IIVF NItu 70 ~
far.A snloant OF bustaeas- .derchahts ana olhern
max consKamelts 10 oaE Aoase, Iaay fest assar
ID vi tne utmoss naelity on our Isft 70 me NE
eBEs, Eat tbatla.it egaslsILlahls snAai teNS''s f'S"''
attention 10 sales and returns. ..
and With pleasure 5 K
Man GdWtf NAA'
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5fwtIp, sc.
"A Open Field snd Fair Play,
IMMENSE STOCK OF

IaMENsE STOCK OF
WATCHES AND JEWELhf
AT HogssLss, No. . LE CLAIRE ROW.
u Rave Just reformed from New York si.h he
lsrress sud best stock Of hhe Watches and ,>FsiH
sye- asfsre offered Ia thie 1syket. ] haze gold
xsisses from sss4o SEAS, silver do from s. 70 ESQ.
Gold cA4ias from S=fs $50. Rpss : rhtvo BITS 10
css.ya. Breast Pins from Slto $50
~aalf cali particular stfsaiioh 70 ny stoeE ~ La
.ates, Watches, saicA ener4css 8 !uil variety cfPiain.
enn,sss nd Rpa melted eases. sud I thtnk ! car sell
me n5st f~asiidi9Us.
In .sorg. rav whels ssoeE of Clocks, y slsLsss Jew
airy. 3 ger and Plated xar& ts full ana ~euElp9ete eua
uusa larger tar bN.c Tsr cses s.sagnr 10 Ehis rusr
ret. aad ~ais.ll shoiesRis or retail ~ presstasf
viii dsgy all s0nPepiIion.
Rsplirfsa ioae a. zsaaIEt shoTiroEas
xox. lstn.le
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No cenEuArIoxs on HoHoPoLrEs
1a00.

IJ a ~ ~.
NJ
koSWNIeAh8 ana S0amlWson Aercnaats,
Central books, between Wells and, La sslle street
CHICAGO. lIIINoIs
wafer IN wv, sss'saAs iron, eo'
-v.. ssSrs
Nov AOiA Anu enicA6o Llnes -On hIle CsnAi,
Mark Packages, N. va q Line.
bests iesse llef 40. . hast RIVER, hst OF Broad Street.
DAILY fr Freight apply &c
~ SaAsh, les broad 81.
n, II. hoski, New York
Hke' W~.bkANhhs' falalo.
Nv; hAioN, lvA Pier, Albany,
pshNsr BOSTON Shapnsnts 70 western H. h. b9stoh, and
Marx faAages. N hs& Line cars Vim. kAfoN,
AAsny.
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Coal! Coal!
PUBLIC NOTICE

fubLlC EUTlCE
: hereby given, that d meeting Of the Stakeholder
i OF the Mississippi and Missouri Kali Road Com
pan!, viii be bella at the otica of said Company, at
the Corner Of hain and Second Streets, Davenport,
lows, on MONDAY, the end day Of June next, al ~
O'Clock A.. 81. of said day, for the purpose of slecting
oEeers ior said Company for the ensuing year.
h. PRICE, Sec,'y.
Davenport, Hsy Sd. ~I35S.-d-im
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fpHEs subscriber has recently made extensive prep
4 aratioBs for t5e manufacture Of Gutter, Sugar,
Boston, Soda, Pic Nc, Water and Oyster brackets,
Pilot Read, SC, sc, Together with Il good sssrrt-
unsnt OF Loaf Bread. Cakes and Rusks.
| have also purchased The Patent Righi for Scott
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NOW Ttoady.

oSp &NSady.
& CHOICE lot of Fancy LfEeA Drill E,5 n..t.
- ttt'l Dht sIt0rtmantiBdetd, eOnyU,uy sao,.
.ths Iesl objections to be fouud ~ tits CITY, AI,o
nhe ioI or Gau2e MehlS uEdershiFls and frs wsrS
ysstthe lhiAs Tor warm weather. Fancy Shirts ,.,
3Su,us pahlss lhi ss1ufsloHsts generally, All d, he
store, Second 81 ei''hits
juno. Sd dim.
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DEC {, 3D. - $3.50 ~
rHE STAR ASSURANCE COMPANY

THE STAR INSURANCE COMPANY,
ogdensburgh, n. Z.
na1p in Capital $50, 90, Surplus $4,000,
TOTAL 2OO,OOO.
Will insure Fire and Inland Transportation risks
on as favorable terms rs any other good co.
Referto Geo. Steele, ksc. Col B. S. shepard B.
| w. ns,mond Beebe, Lyon & Co, Chicago, A. B. L.
Myers. ri. u, Davenport, Samn. callen, Esq. East
nsvennorr FISH q LEE, agts4
noy5-diy Eagle ST., Rock Island, Ill.
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Niesorri STATE Mutual Fire, Marine InSurancs
Company Of ct. Louis.
CAPITAL, $500, o0l, snd constantly increasing.
DIRECTORS:
n. d.. Pare, C.S. Greedy, 6. NJ. Eiseil.
:. raw. B. Alexander, X. Wymsn,
J. MeCuno, II. Al January. C.H. Peck.
Policies fssuod from 30 days TO six years. and the
insured participate in the whole profits.
| For Information enquire o. The ndeIstgnedAgen
for Davenport. G.. Il.
JAY s0sh 81 trvIy.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1856-07-18
4qfieultptai.
Items about sheep and wool.

Woo1--In wild state, sheep shed then
wool every year; in a domesticated state
they have been known to retain it for five
years. This experiment has been tried on
the Government flock at Ramboulette.
The ineness of the fibre of wool is affect
ed by the temperature. The pile is eOarseI
in warm, and finer in cold weather.
Good rich pastures, and good keeping
generally, will render feeces larger, and the
texture of the wool coarser.
The staple of the wool of a starved sheep
is weak, and the wool dry and Improbable
to the manufacturer.
BY @trueness Of staple" is meant, as equal
a growth as possible over the whole sheep,
and freedom from shaggy portions here and
there.
Soil, influences the softness Of wool. A
chalky soil deteriorates the softness of the
wool on the sheep that Craze there.
The telling property Of wool, is the ten
dency offbres to tangle themselves, togeth-
er, so as to form a mass more or less diff
cult to unravel.
The average staple of short wool is two
and ndone-half inches. Middle, 5, and long, s.
$4,000 men, and 10000 dogs, according
to Youatt, are engaged in attending the mi
grating sheep of Spain.-Ohio Farmer.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1856-07-18
Knowing Horse.

'E. NJ" of Belchertown, writes to the
Amherst Express about very intelligent
horse of which he is the owner. The fol-
lowing incident among others illustrates the
matter:
"One day last week he was driven few
miles out of town, anu on his return, some
time in the afternoon, was fed with meal
and cut-feed, as usual, but for his supper he
had nothing but dry hay, which did not
well agree with his sense of right, after
travelling twenty miles with load through
snowdrifs. However he kept his thoughts
to himself till We were all out of the way for
the night; then sundering his rope some way,
he passed through the constable, crossed
the barn floor and the carriage-room to the
granary at the further end of the barn, some
forty feet where he had often seen us get the
meal for him; he there found two bags of
meal, standing by the bin, tied up tight, but
the top one being too heavy for the purpose
he threw it aside and after examining the
other bag which weighed between fifty and
sixty pounds, he took it in his teeth and
carried it about twenty feet, to clean spot
on the barn floor. Finding it difficult to
unite it, he cut hole in the side and shook
out about peck of meal, and eat what he
wished; and seeing the COW (the only com
panion he has these long winter nights
looking with a longing eye at his pile Of
meal, he took up the bag again and carried
it about ten feet further to her manger and
there shook out some more meal for her
They were found in the morning feasting
together"
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1856-07-18
The Ladies', Department,

Is now opened for the reception ofLadies. Noinstuon
in the Union imparts more thorough or interesting
course in this department.
In conclusion we would add, that shall put forth
our best efforts to merit in still eminent degree
the reception with which enterprise has met
and pledge 0urselres 10 npa more thorough PrdctlcGI
eoe Of Mercantile Instruction than be formed at any
other siiTilqr Mercantile College.
Among the many recommendations, give the follow
ing: eve the undersigned take pleasure in testify
that we arc personally acquainted with Mr.. GRANGER
ability rs an Accountant. and teacher of Bookkeeping,
which is of the highest order. He has had great expert
once as an Accountant in heavy Commercial Banking
which gives him superior facilities in impartng
practical kHOrede Of Bookkeeping and thorough Com
Fy,erc;qI Education l. J. ALLEN, IL. D.,
President Of Farmers College.
LORIN ANDREWS,
President of Kenyon College.
To Young men who wish to acquire "bHSiHess Eduea-
on we think it affords facilities seldom equalled Mr.
Granger has the rare qualification Theoretical knowledge
and aptness in teaching, added to practical Counting
Room experience ard feel confident that graduates
from his College will be fully competent to keep the most
complicated set of Books.
A. P STONE, Wholesale and Retail Merchant,
J. j. JANNEY, Sec'y Bird Control, State B'k Ohio.
J. F. PARK, BoOkkeeperat at D. T. Woodburys.
D. OvERDIER, Bookkeeper at the Clinton Bank
H. T. MILLS, Secy Columbus Gass and Coke Co.
C. B. Mason, BOokkeeper Mt }. H. Riley n Cos.
For full particulars send fora circular.
GRANGER & ARMSTRONG.
17oL-,or,- 90 1S56-4yI Propretors.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1856-07-18
Potato Soup.

Almost every farmers household is fond
of soup for supper. l will now write a few
'home-spun" lines on making cheap and
palatable soup from the potato. l take
good sound potatoes peel and cut them in
pieces small enough to be eaten with spoon.
After having them well rinsed, boil them
with wator to leave them in state of soup
adding salt to my taste. When they are
cooked, take about two table-spoonfuls
of -four with half as much lard, and fry it
in pan, stirring it with a spoon until chang
ed to brown mot black color. then stir
it with potatoes after which il is ready for
the Elizabeth Delhi.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1856-07-18
Cut This Out.

A correspondent of the London Literary
Gazette, alluding the numerous cases Of
deaths from accidental poisoning, adds: a
venture to affirm there is scarce even a cot
tage in this country that does not contain
an invaluable, certain, immediate remedy for
such events, nothing more than desert
spoonful of made mustard, mixed in tum-
bier of warm water and drank Immediately,
1t acts as emetic, is always ready and may
be used with safety in any case where one
is required. By making this simple anti
dote known you may be the means of saw
ing many a fellow creature from an untimely
end"
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1856-07-18
Poetry.
BUCK SHOOTING,


o, why should we vote fer Buchanan,
For Breckenridge why should we goa
Are they any better than Douglas,
Or Pierce and his Striagfellow crewf
Mol the people IN triumph will thunder
From Mountains and Prairies to Sea-
Our Platform is FREEDOM FOR Kansas
Our motto, 'iFREE HoNRs FOR THE FREEf'
Old Bucks an old fogy, a blue light,
A Federalist yet he remains,
An the Democrat blOodin his body,
Long ago he let out OF his veinsi
VIII Democrats turn 10 Bucktails,
A party OF Bucktailsy well seel
Our Platform is FREEDON FOR KANsAsi
Our motto, sFREE HOMES FOR THR FRHsl-
Can poer men forget to remember,
When Old Buck was willing to greet
The dsy when mechanics should labor
For ten cents day and no meatG
He NAV take In his horns and fOrswear 1t
Can he blot out the record1 Not hei
Our Platform is FREEDOM For kANsAsl
Our motto "FREE HOMES FOR The FRKKr'
OF the Free Working Men Of Ohio
Can think and will actor themselvesi
THEY'LL slaughter Old Buck for his antlers,
And let him DRY Up on the shelves.
And the BREAKIN BRIDGE soon viii be broken
Kentucky ruin twill be,
Our Platform is FEEDoM FOR KANSAS!
Our motto "FREE HOMES FOR THE FREEr
OF whohss forgotten the ISLANDERS,
The libeis Of Adams day
Ofbarrain, intrigue and corruption,
Set aloat BY Old Buck upon Clayf
Then how eau YOU vote for Buchanan
Old Whies can you answer it? Say:
Our Platform is FREEDoN FOR KANsAsl
Our motto "FREE HOMES FOR TIE FREEr