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The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-03-10
DR.. A. w right,
SURGEON,

DESPECTFULLI informs the Farmers and Horse
hPr0prietors Of Davenport and vicinity, that ne
has ncatyd himself ia this place, whore io will attend
punetually 10 any business in his hue
From his long experience it, the above business ne
has made himself familiar sh the various diseases
incident to that n0bie and useful animal, The Horse
iH lhs colntry and England
Among the various diseases which he cufes are we
following. Zone, BOG, nloed Spayns ,Rihgbon"' b's-
hana Spifuis. t'utbs and tal!ous. lie cares horses
lhut are PINNED IN the Shoulders, FIstrias, Poll
Evil, " cak Eyes. Ueayes aud most OF the diseases
both Internal and exic crHal-and wherein be rr"shI7
as cure he requires Fay aHtfi tAf cure - cgcft
ita viii give Instructions 10 any body who may de-
sire to become acquainted with the practice 81 sier-
nary sarscry. lisccabraied
SPAWN and Ringbone Ointment,
Is one 0tiae scfai secihesin AeteriharS trae
nee for the rvIu tyal of SpaEBs, Ringbone, NlHd
Calls Ierpus o. Curbs aud Caonses OF al kinds by
the use one or two Boxes. II Is one OF lhe most
useful Stable Oiuimants ever discovered. No iarm-
er ar Horse nraier shau III be wiihoulit.
lie also keeps constantly On hand his Iniailiahir
Worm and HoIt Powders.
RI fERENCks--
p,rkc- q spcgriny Rhoa des 4 Hamilton,
]. ". Wiley, IHser, Dut9ih Arm"''
John II, layIor, lrt Brown, bayIJ mn.
He may he loumd at Parker u spsafing'. idtert
Stable. Davenport. me-" tte"" -
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Dodges' Patent Double Acting Suction
and Force Pump.
THE BEST PUMP IN USE,

'EHEsE Pumps. are doabie solnx, and combine
both The suctiQa and Force principles The pis-
tons, valves, IN all OF the eesl Ban metal
eampasitfaa. naaAlna them available for in Ell
her iQt oreoid liquids. ~ ~
/ wish II expressly understood that there Il no
leather packing or valves about the pump, which
makes them less liable 10 get out Of ordsr r. than
those puaps using leather.
The No. pump VIII abop. 9e9 gallons per
hour with The power eli single in.iS idua Is
sutciou 70 ihrow stream upward of nfly feet,
hose pipe, niaAiag liza very efelent are engine rea
dy Tor use al Al inomeHl.
Call and see inops ration at my Shop, Perry
ST., bet I'd ana 3l Sls,, Davenport, leSa,4r
For sale by E !. H. DIMOST,
Jan I--u3,u
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Louisville Courier contains the following
paragraph
A correspondent writing from Lexington,
under yesterdays date, advises us OF the
failure Of Capt Cassius NJ. Clay His as
signees are his brother, Brutus M. CLAY,
and IA. G. Johnson, Esq, OF Lexington.
For seyera! years past Mr.. Clay has been
large speculator in hogs, and to the re-
cent heavy decline in hog products, we pre-
sumo, may be attributed his unfortunate
failure.
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Three clergymen, one of whom--natu-
rally a red haired man--rejoiced in the name
OF Salter, met at book store. The two
had observed that Salter had been taking
advantage OF the wonderfully trans forming
properties of modern hair dyes. and one re-
markeds allading to the usage OF the, Protes-
tant Episcopal Church, to which the three
belonged; II thought it was directed fnthe
Rubric that the psalter (Salier) should be
read" lred. ''ltis," returned thered hair.
ed man, @and adhered strictly TO there :
ceipt till dyed,p (died. H s'-a.s = 4 -xh
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coPPERsMITH AND PLUMBER.

His subseFibrrtsno~ prepared 10 do all Kinds Of
C@pter 4orS,PiambinS, Roofing. Ae, also ag an
eraijgblAg business OF every description connected
with tae Tiu Gopps and Sheet Iron business Stove
Pipe, Sheet %,ac, Lead Pipe, sheet isad, sheelCop
psr saih4ng Tubs, Panis, etc., etc. iar tshed al u
Times on the m"stfs'lspnabis terms aud al shortno
tlSe.=H.a. .r-a ts# =Ma
House Gutter and spoating made TO order. All
work Warranted uld iron. Copper and LEAD wanted
and taken la exchange iVtN oTk. s sa=s s. g.-s
DaAsnpoft, Ap!7, ie55-dly j. n DUMoNf,
= = - ---. lerrN 81. be LN or "a and I'd.
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J. C THOMPsoE's MERCANTILE COLLEGE
Commercial Building, Brady between

Front and SecOnd StTbbts, UaVtHPuEN, = WI
'INhi sinstat,on presents superior iasuea o eci,
l uaatsn ,iast1gu. of obtaining practical busixss
education. fhs of study embraces single ana
DouDle-eRtry Book Keeping as praeneaty appli'i
l., All hiR.s nf ba-Inass. The school is in continual
session, aud students being Instructed individually
aud net IN classes, they may eater any Time For
part rieafs address the principal by letter OF otef-
uisl, aud receive cirealRf. 80. IiioMfSoN.
L. alms
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Fire and Burglar Proof Safes

"aVINt; obtained the agency Tor toe sale tphnS
lies Patent flrE aua .larfafncs, we prepar-
LsSs rufsnsE i. manufacturers arieos any "i these
rticiCs sh ort notiCc. .,
These Safes all fastened with Lilies Locks Siy
ing undoubIrd sceury against thieves, are perfectly
free from aaRYRsgs and better tire proofs than any
other safe tas,ic. The burning OF them ln any hulI-
ding oTaaot materially ihiure iaem, and thfY may be
exchanged for new one mt any agency by paying 70
repaintng. The vault doors and frame sars rcliable,
economical ,ornamo uiaiand generally ased~hereth theJ
are best known. 80 90 ~
The Bank Locks hay always toiied the harglar aud
all Bank Lock seeking competitions.
The arbss losis appcd 10 ;iese articles by lnfors
at al and agricultural fairs where thoy have
AWAY sSs'taiued the lrst pfemiums establishes ihe
csssainiy ef thcir superiority PnrehssessaFo inv ted
10 call and examine he articles, references, esrth-
Gates, &e,. before purchasing.
The uhdersiened are the ouly agents in Rock s
land (iit.) and Davenport flowa) for the Worlds
Sa le Company, OF Troy, ". Orders addressed TO
either place will receive prompt attention.
CHILD d BAKER,
Illinois ST. Rock Island.
FoS4 dSw.iy, .- seeohdst i'a'ehpof"
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IOWA SOAP WORKS,

Above Front, bet Main and Brady stfe6is.1.
S@s4 DAVENPORT, IOWA.
gsiiE subscribers having receuiiS completed tneif
works this city ;sfc now prepared 20 ni1 orders
4os iter iiacre grades Of Soap. and rely on their
Y~ry Superior Qualities, for pfe-esnirspee ~ tue
~ viii lb.ioaad, trial, that our f"aps il'
afford more iatisr, aud with less iasr rert"Se dsrf
thas they melt IN hoI water ere cousS
qgriy taeeh eonsa mel ~ hfsi ing been
prsef pounds 81 our soap arc egaa ~ tsi
9EtAc ordinary Kind aud thai The great dfsuiti 10
1thtr 5psps, snInionnt.d In oHEs, OF roaming iae
ba|sds free tron aiey tong smn'srsson aDd
rubbing iu the wash tub
Iio gesfi.s ai.oso referred to are EfasiFe Pearl,
Palm No | kktrs aEa Family SOAPS. Wtrthe above
tions, submit products tothe yesIneatisIs
o tia. public vi ta confidence hat tAe OF them viii
Justly ourteeD ldstion- of their qualify Mer-
chants aa De.ers requested TO call an exan,iIs
tpr th, msciyes before pursia lns G else whore.
jan. ~, 1854 dtf. M. r. HALL y co.
Tubs ond Bnckefs.
ENST received aud for sale,
~ 4Sss dOZ Buekets,
$50 Tabs,
30 Hail Bushels,
RGAyer Aaau.aeture. yobNsaiLINS.
oct sou Brad. 81 bi. 4sn, Davenport
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II. WRIGHT,
SIGN AND ORNAMENTAL FAINTER

SIGN AND ORNAMENTAL FAINTER.
hANiAG located iaSaeit in th.s eiiy . adj -r.,se
to in4urtn ihe citizens OF Davenport ahs. ,jeui-
y, Thai nave taken rooms On Brady ST.. nearly op
posite tie Post Ofce, and over the stove Store ot
lwlehell q Giiett. where pre- pa red to execute
SIGN. ORNAMENTAL, SGASIC aAd FgEsCO
PAINTING, in all fheiF various branches -as
Beiug thoroughly and practically acquainted with
al the EASTERN styles Of Signs and having ali the
beautiful collars Of French Flock Sinaiis and pu re
Gold Leaf hatter myself that / can offer to those
wanting signs something superior 10 any u ing il.
thts eit!, alid as cheap a. the cheapest. Also
Banners. Transparencies and Screens
Letteresi. scs. a la hdseuped n,-a q
NIsDOW CURTAINS,
For stores or dwellings, painted Of any tcs sh,
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WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.

THE subscriber has received from the Eastsr .l
southern Markets large and we'll sc .esteJ stock
oi goods OF all descriptions IN eomtn6A use,
5H of DR.. Goods boots and Shoes, Hats and Cap-
Glassware, Queen aIs, bHfxio Robes
Groceries, Dried Fruit, { Cottou " arp,
+ ,5arsei Chain. Picking Yarn. Cut Window elass
q. II. !. d haHaw ma salt hardware
Astasand 9iilsans. iron, all inds steel ssserted
Castings. Nails, aii inds, Grind stones.
WaiieBware, Live Gees. feathers. PItchrDakun
Sole and Upper Leather, " all Paper Fl
Willow Baskets, sa,ats and Oils, bye Stuu. n g.
which III be sold al sma II adv afice for Cash A
intend kee.iBg etcrs thng in common use. persons
wautiag several artisss eaobta Them on Front NJ
al the ebrchstoreOppostei he Mills, uayeuport low
June6, 1853. j. 81. BOWLING.
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aud piece goods. Persons viii fni IL tetheirintar-
e 81 20 give as call before purchasing elsewhere.
store on Ffattl StTeet opposite fcEry Landing ia
Dr. Hall 'smsW buidlng.
bERfiZHEIMFR ~ FbEl&GGMAN.
payenbort. Sent isIh. -s4s
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HOUSE, SIGN AND ORNAMENTAL PAINT
ING PAPER HANGING. etc.

HOUSE, SIGN AND 0hEhMENThL PAINT
ING, PAPER HANGING, etc.
JAMES poNSELl d JOHN NJ. DUNN,
HAVING associated themselves
together for the purpose oi carr,
sing On the Business r,s q q noqsE,
ING. PAPER HANGING and GLAZING, NHIlEA'
ING and NALL CoB0RIS6 4on rerrystreei, between
I'd aniaG streets. /,
&auld atst respectfully announce 10 lnelTtilehas
and the pa Bile generally that they are pfePare~to
eut, Painting ~ either lead Zine atths lowest pos
sbIe prices and the very best style Their long cx'
in the ahoYe Business warrants themin en-
suring their patrons fui saisfaciohn any workman
may be entrusted 10 them.
prtIcaInr attention siSeuto estimating on any pub
lie or yule gniliings. Persons wishing any OF the
hayt. ~ ork done woudd do we'd to give the III a call be
letting their work They also prepared 10 er
,cutc Banners EandscA pes Masonic and Odd Fellow :
APRONS Decorating and Gliding in superior yie ana
on the most reasonable terms, Pants OF all coi"rs
nr~parsd and ready ioruss. Giassofail sizes, pau!
as, Tor sale, ur>,
Jnne29, 1854 BDNNtLitN bbNN
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Misffllaneolls.

Clinton, Clinton County, Iowa.
1 JNrsons DESTROYS OF Information concerning thss
| pobt can see a plat Of the new Town and obtsfr
fi pafticslArs Of prices 0fints. Ne ~ calling on
| GE0. H.PakKBR,
| OnIce over Wiici !. Groeery slofe, ,2dSt.
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Boots and Shoes by the Case o. Logsn.


1 AIDES GSf, Kip, Goat and Kid B"1ir'
4 8 a. Misses Kid, Noroec5. sH Bee & aHIpprs
# (" Pssetid sewed Md, EasIie & & lai .i!usstHs
and other styles forsaie by
DAWSON, GRfGGG, s co,
Brady street., door from ID, Davenf'tyl- iowa.
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N O T. I G T. !
Cheap! Cheap y Gheap!!
B00TSAND SHOES.

Cheap! Cheap! Gheap!!I
B00TSAND SHOES.
E,iIs J.JoRDAN would announce TO az rit zeas o
IVY Davenport. and the public, that he has ef ensd
Ladies and Gentlemenis boot and sl"s store ad-
tOining burrows a. prettyman'sstore ore tE1. above
the Iowa ttothing store, whsfe prepared 10 man
ufartHge b0Sis Gnl shoes OF eli deaeri ptiris-.
LADIES BRANCH. &
e Fine Silk lasting Caters, fancy and gtain
kossulh soois: Enaineled Pat. Mt Paris
Boots, Ties, Bronze Paride; Arg.
Jenny linds, Jenny Lindt:
Buskihs Polka lioets
Alar1eassorimeBt of Ladies' aad stia.as Chilirenfs
shoss, lao InmeIoAstp int ulinT.
Aiso large assortment f1r Gri.fs wear
Eastern line FfeIIch Boots; Jaaafa-s
Caters, hontaEs:i Jersey iie>;
Plain walking Shoes
MoroCeo,
Ard all kinds of Heavy work, sitS Die Tor COUNTY,
as wei as city eus:ou; all who a and "a -
boot would do well 10 eailat the Davenport Booi Gnd
>hoe store. Gailandxe. rs juse 9, tsai 3atf
BALLS and PARTIES!
I AIDES and Gents buffalo Over Sigbts. Ruhber-
L and huc French Boots, kips of my hshtGaeinrs
and iic largest assortment OF extra Pa"is aI, Shoes
thar is 10 be seen in the Qufen cities f,,.e t Nor
Nest. EEaG E
Davenport BOOT and Shoe Store, one door below
Burrows q Prettyman5 mammoth store. Front 81.
opposite The mill. ss.zt
Davenport, Jan. e5, '55 JAMES AJPDAS.
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garo ware,
NEW 81 Ock
II A r - w A K T..

rx,rR s,bseriber is now rec0iying NO" and com
.oyi,nef,, ~ Ffgiish 8uh American fisci'
wars from lie manufacturers and lmpefitIs "a
~ ishss to alI Tie attention nfthr pubtei7 VI"
That having Doc Il connected With the ia@hnlIcsnie
r n"st pinJaof Hardware be is enabled 20 hfehass
al low rates. et
U.intruds 10 nuk q his c.tablshmcnl heao iha,,
te,s for a kinJs Of Hardware from Gambric hre"'T
10 Il crowbaT. an, txst;,,y
Ev t,irt attention TO business, hon1Fao "" deal-
aud the one price cash :, steGi, t"fmRfil Al
1 atrau
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yartrtp.
(. DAVENPORT MUSIC sroRE.


DAVENPORT MUSIC sToRE. ea
s,RAADALL hiGGINSAaye Just o opsDsda Rrge
riuos, &c, De. ilso syery kind oi Masic Fook nov
20 GSe which they VIII sell Serg cheap for Cash al No
: Le Claire RoH t.aa% sF uet I'd, 1854
Yankee Nonons ana Toys.
4 hAh6Esssor.ncnt tiuatopening and for saissit
Mo- l.e Glare Row: GRAADALL 3 HiG6sSs.
--~---t- Guitars s-~-s~
A larssand ysfs aes sssoslns nj oikesewood Cult
ais At VARIOUS prices ranging from S3.uO 90 S4t,t
Also from, seut. five a
iaTsAt No ; .laire kow. n -.sss q q
Accordeons and Flutinas.
A large and wetIselested assortn ent ustreeeiYed
at prices thai cannotlail ~ give entire Satisfaction
al No Le Claire Row: Cs Il
Ct,ARloNgrrs, Flutes, fIagesie.s, li.eaI6ss aad
~ Flies Ut re>ssee1 priecsat
No . 10 Ciaire isow. ~ G& III
s-.A Sheet kusis !.
4 Larseeoileeton on hand ant New Ausereseisep
asso0h Is spabhshed Al l&aa $3.50 ag
No i.e CLAIRE Row- .- g Ah
MAX best tago Forte Instructor the world fch
! atdson's modern school for Piano Fortes can be
| found ot No lie tialIss ksw:
Feather Busters. ~
| A Very aueassorlnani eaA De f"and Al the h-rsn-
~ port Music Store,
M LIS CiaIte hoS: a4s Z =
! Canes.
Varied assortme nj usi reeeiy Cd and for sale low
\ "A AT No Le Claire Row; C&H
NUiT.AR and Violin str ngs and eve ~ Kind Nusl
VI cal Aerekaadise, kepieoastanlS on hand Al Nc
| lie Claire Raw. can
| I'll uNfoN'S seho0lfor Piano Forte, Curtis Guitar
~ zan.els Melodeen inalrac.ar and IN fac. every
Kind Instruction relating 10 ngsie can DO found Il
/ the bas aapori Music Store; s &&& q
K No lao Claire Row. s. f. C. A
fhs Hallslpjsh, h: z
Usr published BY l.. AtasoB, csntainlDg very ia
81 collection oil haryh Music; Aiso the SHAWN sy W
| B Bradbury and G FRooS, can be found ~ Nos te
| Claire Row: SCfH
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Varbs.

VI w.
b. Il A X X
CITY UNDERTAkEik
KEEPS CONSTANTLY on haNn,
COFFINS of every quality ana size,
syDr HrI,aLLI6 BrRIdL c.HsEs
ware-ss oon,. and ikSs'dsn's,,,
Brady, betweem 80 nn1 dth stf,1gt, "eN' '''
up.gsE al,suysin readiness. Carriages furnished
ne. ~, 1,'"3r.I ~, Juls ~, ita5-dti
- E.P EErnOLps.
SEASON OF 1856,
.ruEuaaoratgned have formed e"parinrr'hip 'or
'nS NshKiPSG shIKsiPSG AND SELLING BRICKS,
Sn a. a aa,.d stock 1ornic.. Cotainnh ana aii oih-
r kiD.l- by thousandor laid up ~ nir w.. y, as
"..,.a, ,nlet p,iiiinns Gen"n New ntstc BITES ."
n.nd a.d for sale. ATKINSON a hffNops
RosL i@s-,.h. Jan. u, iH'h'dom
JULIUS LYIAN NOE,
LAND AsoEMHTs 81; NJ, and Farms
Collect Rents, aud attend promptly 10 al bnsi'hs'
/ entrn-t ed 10 his care
| otfice pd street, between Harrison and Ripley
| s.s snol.n octii d.,
WILSON 4 PARKER,
| ENGRhyERs and BRAND CUTTERS,
Seals and Seal Presses Of every description
CsssDs AND k.Sys.f4sbP1is
| lPRINrfD IN sUfhRiok 81
/ OLIVE sIREhI, 81 iotA"s h"'
! scptt8diy --------=-
WALC0TT HOUSE.
| FIRST Station West on the line oil the NJ
Railroad I2 miles from Davenport.
,pIIF uude erssned ha. furnishcdth- above house,
a,o1d 81, ir. and Is read! 10 accommodate "h'
| mayS ayor MIN with tHeir patronage -,
Persons drsirous OF passing a few "eeEsiaioAy OF
the prairie wherethere IS always deiishi'uihfesN'
wllInnd Wsicottto repay them for a Sisl
10 osroRTssEs-Grouse aud otnersnms nbo"hdif 10
| the vicinity. ,,,4.,,, !,
Asharrai pa stlc soileiisd
JACUK MYERS.
| waIcott july 18th 1854 wtrw-ti
| IOWA STATE INSURANCE COMPANY,
IOkUk. IoWA.
This home company is now prepared u tatt & itsk
an the Ter cinsss property on the .B"that ran
and on me cash ptaR Joraessh pTfnaais atral"s a'
reasonable as hose of any reliable COMPANY.
| DIRECTORS:
& Il Perry. John Mrllurc, i. II. PHrTlsoh
! +. ". Rauk4H. Geo. B. smlih, r. h fnfa,
| x : CTrei :. ;. billings, W l. lhticfs
\ Iarber 4. Nitk0rsbam,
| OFEII Ehs:
| q H. PERRY President h. II Harrison, treasurer
| l. " Rankin. v Presid't. VI i. Tuner, sefreiaf! .
| OaIeo Ia NitherwaX'5 hlocs--oEeT Dawson y
| COS. iooI and shoe Siure, BRADY Sla
| 1. q, LANE, Agent
| Say R.dtf Davenport, Iowa.
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Wholesale Candy Mandatory.

Constan ~ ON hand large and fresh assortment OF
all Kinds OF fancy candies, hich for heir chr apne
quality aud variety cannotbe surpassed by any oth"
eslabishmen Mt in thS West Mch ~ % a@"lS
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FURNISHING GOODS

tousistiug Ot a nne assDTiilaUl of silE Lfayats,
Stocks, Neck Handkerchief, fAea et IiahdiSsrchcts,
Drawers Under.hirts, Hats, Gaps, EueS skin GiUN
India rubber coats and pants, FruUk. Esliges and
Carpet bags. Rtne " hitc aud Fancy bosom shirts,
Shlrl Collar.. Al.ca hue tOt Of
n
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NE " FIH.u.

u ~ ~ kxHsH.
ar THE 81
Empire Boot and Shoe Store.
Brady, Third Door below Third Street
ts'HE umders gned having purchased and made ad
dnlons Ia the stock tormeriy owned hs zsH
Messrs. Potter s. Phillips
Mould issss all former pstrons OF that hfn ia w6Ht
ofarIicles ia iheir ue Ia favor them wt.ltE catls
Mr.. Batterheld
EemaiaS y ilh them and viii gave bis Friends tfts
rs heretoGlrc MOORE * ERONN. r
n. g.. Particular atis ntiou gwen Rlas ~ 6etS'
French Calland Patent Leather Boots. .s.
Dee 1thdtT NINE
You will catch Cold
NNTifH those thin Scots IN .hs cold aalar; &c
w so,rsena pair adapted u, the season at the
Enprr Store tdec lsl MOORE n ERBWNfS.
Keep Yonr Feet Dry and Warm!
DS getting = pair of nice EElhes over Shoes at the
l } km,brs stole. aa@- MOORE = BROWN
decii-du .- S. E ne. - ss as-z-#
1 ADIKs' kcd gaitsrs ade 10 order
Nj EMS long Rubber Hunuin. tooi< REhbers of
Nj every deseririian, just reed
Sen. iit MOORE ( uRowN.
fsENrss patsaf lsafAer so5ts made 10 order.
Ns -sr .EHsAE "a AAA Et N'W n 3
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SAMUEL PERRY.
Merchant EEai1org
GREAT BARGAINS
NEW YORK CLOTHING ESTABLISHMENT.
whnIe.aIe and Petsil

SIyE have Just received the largest and best as
w soItmeBt Of BALL AND AlNIEH tLol IL
ING, thai ever Wasbfougitio this esirrH c'uRir!,
consisting apart of thr follow ing articles: .
sAmerican, iSnglsh, ereEch and German Bfoadcloth
oats, ,oidiitereni sly ie5 ana qualities.
DyercuatS, BcRs or, blanket FutgrSaam Pilot 10th
Uniah Ciutb, HONS Skin, M0bair.
# nuuble Goats of the same materials.
fall Goals Of SalGcts, Tweed, GassItaefe, Dos
SIN IIr .Mniarrt - md INN. Of eEcFN .LNla.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-03-10
A FRESH STUCK OF

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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-07-30
" u REGISTER DAILY SPY

FATAL ACCIDENT on THE RALRoAD On
tuesday afternoon, during the violent storm of
wind and rain, the afternoon accommodation
train from Boston ran over and killed two women,
and child about four years of age, who vera
walking upon the track, near Cordavile depot.
II is supposed that the parties had been picking
berries, and when fastening home were overtaken
by the storm, which was so violent at that time
and place as to prevent them from seeing the
danger, and were directly upon the track as the
engine approached them. The engineer and FIRE.
man state that it was impossible to see anything
a distance ofthe length of the engine, at the time
and the fireman only caught a glimpse of one of
the parties, as the engine dashed by them The
train was stopped Immediately, and backed down
to the scene of the disaster, where every assist
ance was rendered to the sufferers by Superintend
ent Twichell, who was on board Of the train. and
Conductor Head, but life was nearly extinct, and
they all expired in a few moments
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-07-30

Rev. Henry Ward Beecher, in writing from
Lancaster, N. H, to the Independent, says =
+" Everywhere l find people aroused to the great
question of our times, and it seems if, at last
the North was determined to fulfil her mission
and restore to the land those principles which she
first planted, but which have been so shamefully
destroyed, or innoculated with pernicious ele.
ments. The only national party must be that
one which stands upon liberty All other parties
must be sectional And when the North shall at
length speak her true sentiment, there will be
health in the whole nation. find. in every guar.
ter, that Fremont is gaining friends and bids fair
to carry every free State"
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-07-30
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