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The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-11-08
NEA. TIN s's'OisE.

THE sgOscTibers have ju 81 opessd stcts en- hsr.
L rison between Third sad Fourth ssree.s, whsTs
thoy intend Misunderstanding @ad Keeping constantly
an hand oil kinds of
Copper, Tin and hsst Iron Ware,
Particular atgJpton PAID % Roofing. speuting anu
Jobbing, Country merchants can rely upon being
supplied with TIA Ssrs st wholesas prices.
Rag old copper, iszd, Ae., taken in exchange fcI
.,,I. TaElgitT+ GRANTEES u REEI.
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Rocts fsiauu.

Wall Paper! Wall Paper!
- TO 1000 rolls on hand just reeelyed and open
4 4. ing, we have no hesitation in saying that We
6aye Tie largest aH& 5sst earety west Of Chicsgo,
visit to our store and warehouse vii! show, all o
which will be sold reasonable prices
4. A. PORTER q BRO,
Old Fioseer Book Stole,
AplT dw-if Rock Island. III.
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b. BA Il Il,
IrI1Nr IN nIRfIfA x l., II
= = MooHE

FKOM hk% RAVEN, CT
EkESGO. Banner, sign and Ornamental Pa4sto~
.rraiGeF OF wood, Stone aud Marble.
Lettering and Gliding on
GLASS
a 4IrE4s, S5t.ias, IHLaTtsr #aCD fati0Hs Port a.
~g .uarY, Ill adseapes, &c, st short notice.
-sti Painting and GFBining Ter ina tfaae
4 y e -Ea,si Fourth aud Brady streets. DaveupHf
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-11-08

(. q. DAWSON. & CO, have fofIne.
aIf s,yis OF Dsvsoa SfEys Y Co., TO take era
on the Is: day sf soyef1o osr, lc55.
AL persons having unsettled accounts TIlh tne
drm are fsauesec q call and settle. Ocss5
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q Varos.

RM. P CAMPBELL,
slDIAIY SURVEYOR,
~ hACE tH4 eFuf Soutie Ausi Erady ano ~
o4Hi - 0aice d be Ccprt House al order
promptly atteBdgtt5. Aug IAN IS d.Wt!
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-11-08

~ II, r EAhFbELL
sS54AI4 54sAes 3toi i7s1kX%E1l23Es s55! %l.i lil3y and D,
otsl oaies be Curt Hoase, All ordefa
JAS. RUMBOLD, JR..
EACI0A AND BU Id K l. /,
5lay alley bot. ssh aud On sts., rear Of E1nzr
zt,oBst, and Vest Of Hethodi.t Church.
sae tSta - Us - ------
.sza 4 D MYERS, DEHTIsT,
~. Has removed his 0fiee 10 Second
IIIIfYY st. between Brady and Perry, .
lvw doors east OF Smiths Store.
s. hopes that the las, three year. onssaAt pfatae
i this ctiy giveu such satsiactonss VIII lB"1e"
those withiEg the seryces OF Denti't :" seek fis
new location.
gwen II desired. soPt2 20 dwn
b, BA II Il,
CITY UNDERTAKES.
KEEPS CONSTANTLY On HAND,
gDEFINS OF every quality and sizs,
-sSB AfET4LLiC 6uRIAL CASES
gurc-sSO0ms anc 6asfdenc@;
hfalay, D,LnGen 3dand 4th street, Nest Sido1
DAVENPORT. IOWA,
hEAEsE Siwag sfn readiness. Carriages furnish. i
gnen desired. July u, ls55-ttt
I1. X. MOORE,
EKOa RK~ HAvsN, CT.
EFESGO. Banner, 81 sn aHd Ornamental Pa4stGrs
fratneF Of aood, Stone aud Marble.
Lettering and Gil ding on
aris. sa.iss, Iat5ftsf u q ? i'so,a,loa. porus,
scenery, la hladseapesi Sc't 81 sa"rI notice.
-5Ft Painting and tsFBtAlER iaf tD@ ndoe
=
NEW EOAFECTIONAkF
BR0aXs BAILEY.
AEE ugt As.ed ap fo2ms on 6fads ~osse ro4fto
=, ,s rdor ali hia1 afc ctnGfss. Caks.aad
evr5.nz md yyiIi also k3op on hand fGl ass6G-
a'.'zt ol Suts Oranges Loinous and other rtlc e.
szgi# aa .5l4I ll GUIiseUYuecy stores.
Country 8sateEs and Others are invited TO call sai
tr.. l,Ir ,L3sa. a. We attissu al sua II ptofh.-
pafte. wga fiug2 afd sorees VIII bs snpplied sisf
ev-v ar.str 8! cakes ald con lsctI6nery desired.
III. "A. 50 d.I
SIOUX CITY LAND AtENE1.
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4. L. 1sIE4kSN. ia. @4--
yNORHkRLY :. ssislaBs Pl. sssith % tat.r". s7-a.7
+ PgnfteuLiaYy and ktngs Co "a sg9t'asH, ~ D.
Resident surgrun 10 lne SeooklF ~ -}s rraf s~s f-
Gently o. prauzg Sd Hsstcaettff Cos y, 3 o. '..st
his siypai s.rgl1s 10 4Ae giA2@a - t.s i'i''
I,siFs ga re,IdsEca Brady 54.usariV ga.tsB auu
SargsHls. aug. s'tA -""
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JAS. RUMBOLD, JR.,
EACIOA AND Bull LDE l.,
5l1y 0u alley bot. ssh aud On sts., rear of C1nRr
zttoBat, and Vest of Methodist Church.
stEa 4Gba - s. " ~
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-11-08
I OWA STEAM CABIN ct
ANTFACIOKI

TINE sGhscriber would respectfully Inform itsei
L liens Of Davenport and of Central lows bia. =
manu- ssc,zrss and kseps constantly OF hand and 1t
sale a. %
Wholesale aud Retail,
FURNITURE of every description, from the E1es
sofa 10 The coE1mopes. Bureau. Having tecenily ~
ala steam works into operation, he u capable OF li
ing sll orders that Lnhy Do given hii stsaort nosie
and with work which ss warrants - bs Of betle
quality than anything imported into tho city. IA
which viii be sold at lower rstoa. All kinde o.
IMPORTED FURNiETRG
alec kep, o hsrd aud Tor sais los, PlssseeSIi &c
examine his stoes, az tae mandatory 90 se--0s
street, .oui5 side, ez.t of Perry street.
Davenport, Ma 30 1888 ddssH l.. G. u, s.. y
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HOO1< n SHOES,
WHOLESALE K zETAiL,
At The Empire Store.
Aafe XNTE have noH in store 4 large and veil So
kS w lse.ed stock Of BOOTS aud skfDHS, q
yAwhich We in invite the attention ef ali IN wa
ofariicles in ou, iine. Couutry traders VII n
!az 70 Tspisni.h their stocks viii fnd il to tksir d
vantage 30 give call before purchasing eis.
where. a&+#
Is our numerous customers who prefer CUSTOM
WORK We continue 70 hold ouI inducsmen 10 10 iae
way az prime stock aud sIyiish work aos eqaa -
taiS side pf View Fofs. A Il lies of Ladies' w *
manufactured rs usual. Brady Street, Davenpsrt.
spl3adtf MOORE * BROW.
r ADIEs' kssi gafters made TO order
l. NJ. & T.
nENTs' gat.at isaffs~ Beets made 70 order.
VI a. d r
NENr ROOT a MI SuOE STQR z -
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NEW YORK HOTEL,

Harrison, between Ercnt and Second Streets
j KIEEER & HOREU&d, Proptiet0rs
date, Robert Heunc,}
ygyFf r,EoprIetof rsso .ct5uEy auHoaHces 30 I#a
4 easgsra friends .na tl- travelling public gene
Tzlly that aHyigg purchased
This Conmoaious Hotel,
.gbs4 "a thoreqghly repaired and renovated, he i
now prepared 10 IN ;f% share Of th ir patronage ~
constant zttenttout8 tger wants AMI comforts MS
L4Bls gl be snppsir with tue best Hhlch the mar
kel qT3y1s ard his ui ring rooms Re idFalsts" Or
- t,,.s of sny la IFa elty June ~ dlE
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TUF tu9 IKUItS. :
LsRESCa Etd, White kid, Sagiish kid, Hronzs y
Z and Velvet slippers.
aiso, Kid, Congress, B1gitsh and French Lss i
Dec E-f DAWSON, (yRftfG Il Go
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QarDs.
G. ALvoRD. H. p. Ea8 rAEtE


ALV5aG i VA. pAITEN
Successors 10 3 Sanford,
Wholesale aud Retail ss9,-E -
arocsries, Drugs, chsmicals, ya4s4szt
Oils, QlasE, Esil8, e.
Also IN
PAlkkI HIEplCtNES, sHd Agent fJr s4i BG
JAYSks' PREPAKaTIUEE.
Brady Street, West Side, First Door H5lss
Second ssr5Bt,
E1gE%P . Il +, 10 - a..
Dl yeuyoTt. Oct sfh, 3SS3-'rW-5y
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1856-01-03
A Hoosier at the Astor House.

l met on the train an elderly Hoosier
who had been to the show case exhibition
at New York, and who had also seen the
hi po drO me as he called it.
"Did you remain long in New York ?"
| asked him.
"Well, no." he answered thoughtfully;
"only two days, for l saw there was q
right smart chance of starving to death.
and Pm opposed TO that way Of going
down. l put up at one OF their taverns.
and l allowed was going to be treated to
the whole"
Where did you stop?' said /, inter-
rupting him.
"At the Ashtore House. l allow you
don't ketch me to no such place again
They rung gone. as they called it, four
times afore breakfast and then, when l
went in to eat, there wasn't marry vittles
on the table !"
"What was there ?" ventured to IN.
quire,
"Well," said tho old man, enumers.
ting the items cautiously, rs if from fear
of omission, "there was a clean plate
wrong side up-a knife, a clean tOVel.
spit fOon, and hand bill, and what was
worse, added my companion, the insult
tin niggcr up and asked me what wan
ted :" "vttles" says !, " bring in your
uittIes and RI help myself"
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1856-01-03
NEW IRON STORE.
w ARD g. @0NED
Corner Of Market and Second Sts.,
PORTSMOUTH OHIO.

HAVE opened Store for tho exclusive sale Of
Iron and such goods as are usually kept at az Iron
Store.
They have for sale all sizes Of Bar, Band, Hoop
Round and Square Iron. Also
NAILS OF ALL KINDS, STEEL AXES,
GLASS, &C., of the very BEST BRANDS.
1t is the first house of the kind ever opened in this
city exclusively for this branch of business, and we
intend to keep full assortment of goods in this line
which we will sell affair prices.
twould therefore ask Furnacemen, Merchants
and others to call on us before purchasing elsewhere
Our IRON is also WARRANTED to be of the
very best quality, second to none now in use. Don't
forget the place.
Wards building, corner of Market and Second
streets.
Portsmouth, Nov. 8, '55. 80
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An Arkansas Legislator,

A member elect Of the lower chamber
of the Legislature of Arkansas was pur
suaded by some wags Of his neighborhood
that if he did not reach the State House
at ten o'clock on the day of assembling
he could not be sworn, and would lose his
seat. He Immediately mounted with hun
ting -frock, rife and bowie knife, and spur
red till he got to the door of the capital
where he hitched his nag. A crowd were
in the chamber of the lower house, on the
ground floor, walking about with their
hats on, and smoking cigars. Those he
passed, ran up stairs into the Senate Cham
Der, set his rifle against the wall, and
barwled out
Strangers, whar' the man that swears
me in ?" at the same time taking out bis
credentials.
walk this way" said the Clerk, who
was at the moment igniting real Prlnci-
pc and he was sworn without inquiry.
When the teller came TO coun: noses he
found that there was one Senator too ma
ny'present. The mistake was soon dis
covered, and the huntsman was informed
that he did not belong there.
"Fool who! with your corn bread J.
be roared, "you can't funk this child, no
how YOU can fix tim elected to this
here Legislature, and I'll goagin all banks
and eternal improvements and if there's
any of you oratory gentlemen wants to git
skinned, Jest say the word, and III light
upon you like niger on a wood chuck
NV constituents sent me here, and if you
want to floor this two legged animal, hook
on, Jest as soon as you like, for though
I'm from the back country I'm little
smarter than any other quadruped you can
turn out of this drove.'
After this admirable harangue, he put
his bowie knife between his teeth, and
took up his rife with "Come here old
Suke, stand by me at the same time
pointing it at the chairman, who, howev-
er, had seen such people before. After
some expostulation, the man was pursua'
ded that he belonged to the lower cham
Der, upon which he sheathed his knife,
flung his gun on his shoulder, and with q
profound congee, remarked. Gentle
men, | beg your pardon. But if | didn't
think that lower room was a groggery
may be shot"
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NEW YEARS ADDRESS.

Hail thou bless'd year Of Flfty-Six,
Time at last has brought you to our door;
Nov New Year, We stand with drum and stick
Again to welcome you once more.
! You've come in winter cold indeed,
YouVeSwept the forrest through,
But like the maxim that we read,
You bring TO US, things both Old and New.
Blessd year we long have heard Of thee,
And lOnged and wished that you would come.
Now behold our eyes with pleasure see,
Al last you welcome to our home.
| You've not brought peace, but cruel war,
And in this you are not to b'ams,
For, in the regions Of the Czar,
There are wars. AMI rumors Of the sam.
Alas, these were here before you came.
And were likely too long, to delay;
But ere you leave our world again
We hope their sorrows you will stay.
But you find our Nation is al pesess >
With all the Nations spread around.
Oh may such blessingsas are these,
In every distant land be found.
In you we elect our Pre- ident,
And that we intend to do right slick,
For lie is bound TO be, we have learnt.
A Know. Nothing, Or sag-Nick.
And should The sOfts, the hards. or sag. hicks fail,
A suficiency Of votes to bring.
Then in comes SAM, with bis long trail,
And fill, the CHAIR with Know Nothing.
Now, Fifty-six, you find us here,
Amidst Telegraphs, and Rail Roads ne dive,
So of with our Hats we give cheer,
And plo aoleu 70 blghLeen Flity-FIVe'
Now Fifty Five your gone forever.
You are gone, you are gone, We cry.
But before we from you sever,
Let us soy Coon BT, Coon BY. GooD NJ.
Now dear friends you've had your glee.
OF Christmas and Of Holiday,
But ask you now too think Of me.
And remember that, want my pay.
If you can please give me quarter.
AfteryOu have read my beautiful rhyme.
If that's to much then give what you ought to.
But never give less than DINE
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5000 Lbs. Lead Pipe f!

$500 Lbs ~ inch aud 500 Lbs. Q inch
Lead Pine on hands, and for sale low,
BUNN, WALTERH0USE, d BUNN
Nov. %, 'b5. 35-
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New CouNTERFEIr.--There is new
counterfeit, which is we'll done and likely
to deceive. 1t is ten dollar bill on the
Farmers Bank of Virginia, payable at
Blacksburg; vignette, two females in a
sitting posture, the one on the right hol-
ding a rake in her left hand. the other one
has a sheaf of grain upon her lap and a
sickle hanging upon her left arm steam.
boat, railroad cars, &c, in the distance
The names of the president and cashier
are engraved.
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Jackson Tea Store,
Family Grocery and Tea Store,
SALT.


----------- N. r.
BuckWheat Flour "A choice 10, 81
renn'ylVania' ground, by the sack orpound,
Mr..
GOLDEN SURUP.
a splendid article and fine favor, at lowest
'"'e'' NJ. r.
Tobacco and. Cigars.
choice article Of chewing Tobacco or the hes,
brands, and Of different qualities and prices.-
Aiso; kegaIla Havana, Principe, Casadore and
hat Spanish Cigars, of the very best ouality,
and cheaper than the cheapest. Nj. r
Laguayra coffee. MP
IeaS.-A fine article of Imperial, Gunpow.
der, Young HIson and Black Teas, the cheapest
IN the Market NJ
SuSars.-Prme N. Orleans, Havana, Loaf.
crushed. and Powdered. nj r
GIass.-GlaSs--all siaes-by the Box or
Single pane MR..
Na1IS.-All sizes, by the quantity or single
pound. MR.
Fish.-Mackcrel, Goldfish, Picked Herring.
H. R.
CheeSc.-An excellent quality Of W. r.
checse-none better in the market Mr..
CrackerS.-Butter Soda & Boston crack.
ers-fresh and fine MR..
Hams q Becf.-Sugar cured hams and
Dried Beef; good quality. NJ. r.
Soap and CandIeS.-Star and Tsllow
candles; Bar, Palm, AMI Fancy Soaps, al Of tho
best quality. NJ. r.
Vincgar.-Fine Falvor cider Vinegar, very
cheap. MR..
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, Nuts. Figs,
Raisins, Sugar Toys. Mr.
Buckets and Tubs-of all sizes on
hand at all times, and at reduced prices. NJ r
MiSCeilaneOuS.-Such as Spice, Pep
per Ginger, Cinnamon, cloves, Indigo, Madder,
alumni, cOppens, Logwood Glassware, Toys e.
Noions-and in fiue, every thing complete in
the Grocery Line.
NJ. RIDEN0UR.
December 9, '55.-3w
nnGCVN AC M nnnlUr nEnUrNDN
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LATEST FALL ARRIVAL.
BUM, WALTERHOUSE & BUM.
WOULD once more call the attention of the
public in general to their Latest and Grandest
selection Of Fancy and Staple
DRY GOODS,
Which from The peculiar advantages they have
had in purchasing, they are prepared to sell a
little cheaper than ever. Call and examine their
stock Of
FALL AND WINTER GOODS,
Fancy French and Perian Berege, Delaines,
Lustres, Gnghalns, Apaccas, Merinoes aud
Silks, both Plain and Fancy
CLOTHS AND CASSIMERES,
Black French and American Broad Cloths, Plain
and Fancy Cassimercs, Satinetts, TweCds, and
Heavy Cloths.
FINE GOODS.
French Collars, Collaretts, Chemisetts, Under.
sleeves, Artifcials; Silk. Linen and Embroidered
Handkerrhiefs; Mitts; Kid, LisIe Thread, Silk
and Cotton Gloves; Laces; Linens; Jaconetts;
Swiss Mulls Bobnetts Bonnets and Bonnet
Findings Of every description.
HATS AND GAPS.
Mems, Boys and Youths Fancy Cav Grand
Wide Awake Hats; Gents No Exit Mole
skin, Fur and Otter Hats,
BOOTS AND SHOES.
Mems BOYS and Youths Grain, Kip oat,
Calf and emil d Brogans; Gents and Boy Kip
and Calf Boots; Caters; Ties, DC; Women's
and Misses Fancy Lace Boots; Lasting Caters,
Calf, Goat, Morocco and Kid Buskins;
Fancy Lace Boots, Buskins and Ankle Ties.
STAPLE GOODS.
Best brands Of brown aud bleached Muslins,
Drills, Dcnisens, Shcetings, Pillow Castings,
Shirtings, CambriCs, Slesias, Table Covers,
Crash, Canvass and Prints Of every variety, Car
pet Chain, Cotton Yarn, Batting, Wadding. &C.;
Carpets; Rugs, Floor Oil Cloths, DC; Travelling
Bags, Sdchels, Umbrellas, &c.
HARDWARE AND QUEENSWARE.
Iipencott's superior Axes; Collins and Grain
ShovrIs; Door Trimmings; Cutlery Pocket Knives
&c. Queensware of all kinds.
GROCERIES.
Coffee, Tea and Sugar; Molasses by The barrel
and half barreIi full assortment Of Paints,
Oils and Brushes; Boot Polish and Backing.
Finally, every thing in the Dry Goods and Gro
Gerry line. Come all who want to buy, and who
don't want to buy; come any way.
CLOVER AND TIMOTHY SEED.
A good article of each for sale low.
THE HIGHEST MARKET PRICEIN CASH
will be paid for Wheat, Barrels, and Cooper Stuff
OF our mill.
BUNN, WALTERI0USE d BUM.
Jackson Oct. Is, $3.50
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NJ "A Yankee down east has invented
a machine for corking up daylight, which
will eventually supersede gas. lie cos'
ers the interior Of -four barrel with shoe
makers wax--holds it open to the sun.
then suddenly heads up the barrel. The
light sticks to the wax, and at night can
be cut and sold in "lots to suit pureha-
sers"
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w anted!

WHEAT, CORN, OATS, FLOUR,
NEAL, POTATOES, HAY, COAL, or any kind of
COUNTRY PRODUCE taken In Exchange for
Clothing. A very large and well selected stock of
READY MADE CLoTHING now on hands, also spen-
aid lot Of WATCHES 4 JEWELRY; besides n
heavy addition to the above articles which will be
opened in q few days Come every one that wishes
to save MONEY, and we will give you good bargains.
ty" We will pay one half cash foryour articles Of
trade, so come on. ,, NM
sokNon nov. I, 'b5. 92--
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The six new steam frigates are Of the
following dimensions ;-Minnesota, 964
feet; Wabash, 262: Merrimac, 255
Roanoke, 263; Colorado, e63; Niagara
SIS.
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EARTHQUAKE NOTICE,

ALL those knowing themselves indebted Ia
me either by Note or Account are requested to
cali and pay up, as must have my business set
tied. 'ohN o. IAiLOh'
kuc. 40, SIS "a
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GREY Hound Restaurant.

WILLIAM WILLIS, would respectfully say tt
the good people of this vicinity that he is yet at the
old GREY HOUND Restaurant in Portsmouth, on
Mar ct ST., near the old Market House, where he
has on hand constantly, all kinds of luxurieS, OYS-
TIERS, FISH, SARDINES, LOBSTERS, 6c., which
he offers at prices to suit the times. Persons, Fam.
lilies, or Grocers wishing to be supplied with any Of
the above named articles, are solicited to call or
send in their orders.
TERMS CASH, in all cases.
Portsmouth, Sept, 20, 'j5. 20 IN
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PLOWS and STOVES.

. -:
T. r. DAY, Thankful for past fayors, takes
y this method of informing his friends that
he still continues his business on Broadway
Street, jackson, where will be found general
assortment of Tin, Copper, Sheet Iron, Brass
and Zinc ware, of his own manufacture
COOKING STOVES,
Latest Patterns for burning wood flat top.
Meteor Air Tight, 3 sizes"
Improved Air Tight, 3 siz. " ."
COAL COOK STOVES.
Improved Etna Air Tight 3 sizes, flat top.
Star of the West 2 sizes,
Universe, sizes,
Aurora, size,
Queen City, sizes, Republican sizes.
Reliance sizes kinds, and 3 sizes of Shol-
etoss.
Stoves with other articles in the stove line.
A general assortment Of
HOLLOW BRASS, q JAPAN WARE
Tin Roofing and SpOuting,
Done to order, and on the most reasonable terms,
and with dispatch.
Copper Smithing,
For all kinds Of Machinery, done in the neatest
manner.
N. B. The attention Of all are called to pay
me visit, as they can purchase Wholesale or
Retail on terms to suit the times.
Orders for all kinds of Iron Castings, sol cit
ed and promptly attended to.
U-Rcmember that my Mandatory Is on
Broadway one door above II. W Whites Hard
ware Store.
Jackson, June lb. 81 IL Iy
Bedford inquirer and chronicle. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1854-1857, 1856-01-18
Y0I.. %. No 3.
AYstY.

Inc aruig, drFlng the past year, has been
aetigely engaged ia deEensli1g lie Indian
fgoutiss, The state Of ti.e service peraittiAg
bat few and sniaii garsispns in our peraia-
stcnG or.iiiea.lurss. Ebe additional regiments
aHth9rized nj Che East session ef Congress
is.se been stnitee and ergaEized and I.
large portion af The troops have alregly
been sens 10 tse aelj. All The duties,
which 6eyolye on he military establishment
haze bsea saiisiseief5lF performed, and tie
Dangers aHd nFssaiioss gelflent 10 the saar-
acter ~ the service FsIu!rea Of oar tFnops
have issuished addlioiial evidence q tAeir.
couoeee, zeal, ant eapaciy u meet aey
reqais ioa, wsiieh their country nay make
upen iAsA. Far tie details Of the military
operations, tie distribution of tlc troops,
and aasitl3lsi provisions required by tie
;a.litary service, refer 70 ils report ls he
SecFetarYsof Of Nar and the accompanying
, !oagaelsis.
Experiences, gathered from events whietl
haye ranspired sinee my last annual n.es-
saees has bat served 10 confirm the opinion
then expressed Of lhe pfopnefy of making
provisions, By Il refined iist, for disabled or
fietFe, ard Tor increased compensation to
the aoiiiceFs retained on the list for active
duty. All the reasons Nl.irh existed when
these measures weFe recommended On for
/ lacr occasions, cgntiifae &itAout modification
except 50 ssrs a. circumstances h4,e girea 20
soiae Of tIesu additional force.
TIE recommendations, heretofore inaie n
4 partial reorganization of tie sri,ly, #re
also renewed. Tie taorolz-h elementary
educasoa given &c these officers, yho cs.n-
/ essncc their service win ne grade & tadef.
qualified ILeai, 70 i certain exfeat, to PSI
lorm tie aaties II every armof tas So ee;
p2t 10 give laa LiehesL e.heiehey 10 artiilsrF
! requires the lsessiee aud special study q.
many years; aad il is act, therefore, believed
70 5ea]visalie 10 maints,ia, 10 time q peace.
d ialgcr torce of that arm than eau be u,uai-
Is employed in the duties aPpertaiuias to.
tie service Of field aIa siege artillery.
4'ile dalies af tIe staff in all is vagiol3
branches oei0ng to tie movement Of troops
sud the eEil;lei@y ot ea army IN tic field
woald materially dePapa upon The al,.iiy
with whlct these dates are digelatgea. Il
is nat, as in tie case of tho artillery, 4
T speciality, bps reqaires also, az iaflAlate
+ kuowiejgc of tie DATES ef aa oiSset oi
aae rs. aaa j. is snot sieabsed th.it, 70 com.
Z gssssE tae education 81 80 officers for either
\ Ehe 3fie q Tic eilfeTI SGD, u Is ss-
sisa',,e ifst ke sllail have served il. aota.
iilta s.lts YES, 1t VAS recommended ca
forrer aeea ion taag tie s!uiies Of Tie sfsf
should BE laaii.y performed ag details fro.a
the lac; and With conviction u the aavaa-
fages a5ica woGil result from such a change
it ) again presented ior The CONSIDERATION 81
Gensr,ss.