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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-07-08

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e1pen. e OF healing with hot air, and lighting win gas
the public rooms Of the University.
| VI Some changes IN the course OF instruction IN
| the Law School, suggested by the Law Professors
| VII. Authorizing the Professors OF Ancient Ian.
puages aud Mathematics 10 license such graduates IN
their respective Schools they may ink competent
to teach 10 give instructions IN those departments 10
such students "a may think proper 10 employ the 1t
censte as their instructor. The student awaiting
himself OF the instruction impaired by these Lcen
tates, shall pay the Licentates fee not exceeding
80 each. 1t is, however, optional with the students
| TO avail themselves of the services OF such Lcehu
! ate. -
VIII. An appropriation for the purpose OF pur
chasing such apparatus as may be nseded ID Inc SCI
| eutlfic school OF the University.
The appointment OF Professors tn the vacant mar
was postponed in Difference to the several isi,"r'
who are necessarily absent: the appointment 81 FRO
lessor of Greek and OF assistant pto'essoF o!
| Languages will he made on the Sth day OF S"pte;n
Der next The Chair of History and Genera al Llets
ture will not he filled by appointment untii Inc meet
ing of the Visitors be held on the hrst day oil mex
January, and hi. duties will not commence until ut
| following session.
We learn that the Board have under consideration
several additional important changes. Ihey Will con
slider the proprety Of selling the Dawson tnrn' which
experience has shown TO be less proutaois IMAM Ia
value would be ifturned ntn an interest bearing fund
They also have in contemplation the erection OF three
additional dwellings for the new Professors, and
large and well planned hall for the use OF the Lltera
~ Societies.
In order 10 meet the expenses to be incurred in put
ting up the proposed buildings, the Board will find i
necessary to apply to the nezt Legislature for Oil up
| propriation of some ht!y thousand dollars. The ap
plcation will doubtless meet with opposition III ia,
present financial condition of the State; but that thu
Legislature ought to furnish the aid required for these
necessary permanent improvements of the creates
University in the Union no one doubt who recog
nzes the obligation Of State to promote the cause
education.
The board Of students was increased Lost session
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-02-02

ALL RIsHT.-The German daily paper
in Davenport, Der Democrat, since it has
Joined the abolition know nothing party,
has lost 90 many subscribers in this city,
that on Thursday il announced its number
% small that ii could not longer afford to
employ q carrier, and what subscribers il
had lett here must get their papers through
the mail
The German democracy of Rock Island
cannot be fooled into the support of aboli-
ton know noihingism-even under the
leadership Of Thorington and Harlsn.-R.
I. Argus.
You had better procure set OF good specs,
Ar. Argus, your hundred eyes are growing
alarningiy weak.
We did not. in the first place, Join either
the abolition know nothing" or any other
party OF late, but conducted our paper hith-
erto on the same principles, on which We
started II more than four years ago, and We
wiz continue 10 do SO.
We did not, secondly. lose any Of our daily
6oek Island subscribers before or since the
above change in our distributing arrange.
msnts took place, but on the contrary, en-.
tered some neU ones in our books VIII that
satisfy youi-Der Democrat.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-02-02

HusTIss GRouHD OF THE UNION Iowa
has become hunting ground for con.ide.
rahie portion of the United states, and e..
Peciniiy for supplying game for the large
eastern cities. Every freigh, train from the
three depot stations Of the Illinois Central,
Rock Island and Chicago, and Chicago and
Burlington Railroads, carries away more or
less game from this State. This would not
BE- matter OF complaint were il not for The
fact that the thirst Of gain influences per.
sons TO continue hunting far beyond the
time when the killing OF game should be
discontinued. The Legislature of this State
has been appealed TO in vain TO pass an nc,
for the preservation Of game, aud the neg.
lect Of the proper authority to interfere 10
the matter, viii probably result, in the total
destruction of the better sort Of game. The
next Legislative Assembly mag interpose
in behalf Of the few heads Of deer and Other
game which will no, have been DESTROYS ed
before then, bat THE prudential act will, we
fer,'come too iate.-DubuGue Rrpress.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-02-02

REASONS FOR WEARING a MousTACaE. -
Punch has questioned one thousand persons
with the following results-To avoid shay.
ing, 90; to avoid catching cold. 80: TO hide
their teeth, D; TO take away from promi.
nent nose, 3; 70 avoid being taken as an
Engiishinan abroad, 2; because they are in
the army, 8; because they have been in the
army, 22l; because Prince Aiber, does il, 2;
because 1t Is artistic. IS; because you are
singer. .; because you travel great deal,
IL; because you have lived long on the
continent, B.; because the wife likes il, g.;
because you have weak lungs, 5; because
II acts Us . respirator, 2s; because il is
healthy. II: because the young ladies' sd-
mire il, al; because II is considered "the
thing" 10; because he chooses, 1, Tue
last 10 the best reason Of oil.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-02-02
Nillenery and Fancy Goods.
M. TYLER
T.A,afe0, ColloEo.


THE second Quarter OF the above Institute will CON.
menes on "Wednesday, September 5ia, 10 All OIL
departments
ton In the Various departments oil the College, are
and spirit Of the times.
plete course OF studies than any 0 our schools 10
in the Ia. nes OF female education.
e .ou fse OF studies win be varied 10 saii The elf
eum.ts noes and intellectual capacities Of the pupil
Tuition in the Prmar, Department, ~ % pertern.
do usual course. W - ="
Languages nd b ghef Eng ish brzneaes,eto -
NoIr-Ao ertrs ehargesin the Normslvr
Teachers department
Mu. c on Piano, Meiodeon, Guitar and
liafp. $40 % Z" ~ W
Mouocaromatie, Crsyon and rencti,
Renwing, Ae., each, 90 -
Paptrr Maehe and ornamental Leather
Work, each, 90
Embroidery, Ofns ne q tai Needle Work,
&e. ac., in all their variety each $50 - q"
Dplgn As will be given TO those rho com
rieie q ihorou Oh course In eahefof
the departments.
Boz "a With furn' shed rooms including
washing, lights, fuel, stationery, ce, "a co - =
II the pupil ~ Hnish her room, eel, 81 90 -
All pa \ ments 10 be IN sde In advance.
Those wishing to secure rooms decks dss seboi
Ars mn-tsppiy .ses. T.. H.CODDING,
Proprietor and supt.
Mas. NJ. 4. CoDsrss, rf'hc'pa'-
ISy n -dWu
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-02-02

SsAwL NuIsAHcE.-Thsre appears to be
. dead SET, in Phiiadelphis, to bring the
wearing Of shswia BY gentlemen into aisre-
puie. On Christmas eve, crowd. of p.r.
sons walked the streets there, wearing
hsrss-bisnkets and cofee-bsgs after the
manner OF these iady-like shoulder. covers.
In this city, shawl wearing by the men is
rapiily going out Of vogue. The practice
10 chiefly confined now to q certain few
The iadiesi laugh so much at The awkward.
ness Of such costume. aud many lips so
curl With quiet contempt when they appear,
that their downfall may be settled in good
society y. Times.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-02-02

"Who shall decide when dsc,ore ai,s.
gree" The Albany Express relates that,
on Tuesday morning, Judge Harris, in his
charge to the Grand Jury, Instructed them
to eatertain complaints for violation Of III.
prohib,ory law. The mex, morning, Ford,
grand juror, who had not previously made
his appearance before the court, appeared,
and Judge Watson, who wss on the bench,
instructed him MOI TO entertain any com
plants for vol stion OF the law
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-02-02

III Hsxs, T. mAnsis.


sCoid sisus the ~id Deee ubsr bisst
Among these snow-capped hills,
And cold The sesssi IN oea COW shines
Upon the frozen rilis.
fac bare trees stand AXE seoti1eis
To guard these soLtades,
That reixn With An full stiffness
THROUGH these wiIi and pathless ~ssis
The wildcat from his rocky dsA
Gomez silh piercing scream;
His aerse eye IN the full moonlight
fisaaos sith fearful Eleam.
The ncantsin. wolf sends up her .y-
Since morn she has not he'd:
And she il eager nov 10 slsy,
And :, bs heue; on The teAd.a
Tse raccson walks sioag to-H!sLi
Within the frozen bog,
And leaves bis foot prints in he sEos
lpon The maple log.
The deep IN ushed owl far Up ias s.sL.
Helds andlspated sway
He sits--NIghis ioHeiiesi eeorisssr-
Upon The kseeheR spray.
The sic aaer doe las soss 10 resi-
fse igresome chase is GER
Our faithful honnds have los, her Irssk
TO be regained no more.
Nirhg's lonely moments eeijly ny
With stiffness all supreme,
save when the owls long, moody cry
Comes with the wildcats scream.
4 blazing Ire, before oar iehi
Sends on; its brilliant light.
sud from each near projecting rock
Dispeis the fro.,sof night.
4 fat deer hangs against the tree
His slender fines are still:
No more his mgsEy feet will psv
Epon Tue yellow bill.
Dslor re The hre our hounds ao~ AesP-
The moantsin chase 10 done
We rode through villa 4ntroadep cell.
Uniii the stag was won-
Drrar 10 the lxht--i cannot sleep
Among these frozen hills;
Far Natures widest Poetry
Ny SOULS deep "a sk Ell Giis.
AsrsKttyiItK, KY, 1855.
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Pennsylvania Railroad.

. Ibteo Daily Through Trains between Pai!aisiBai,
and fiilsbutgh MOKslNG MAIL TRAM
leaves fht!adoiphia for filIsbuIsAl "A A. n. sba
fiiisbufgh Ter Philadelphia att A NJ. The fsst Aoe
Lenses fbtladeiphaat T.. N. and Pil.barsfor rbH
adriphia II p. NJ. The NIGHT AIpktsS uln
leaves Philadelphia for Pittsburgh al ~ sad
riits6argA for fhiladolphia al Il +. 81.
The above lines coH4eri al Pittsburgh silL N.
Railroads To and from 81 Louis, Mo, AIlvh, GsIaas
and Chicago, Ill. Frankfort, Lexington and Loss
viile, Ky; Terre haute. DAYTON, Springfield belle
iobtins ssndnsky, Toledo. Cleveland, Colombia
ZaneSllie, Massilon ANA Wooster A Olio also, via
The steam packet boats from and to New 0feab,,
81. Louis, Louisville and EiucinHHu.
Through tickets can be had 10 OF from eLsI Of IAs
above places. E.
For further particulars see handbti. al The DIS.
ent starting points. Passenger lr"m The West VIII
nj inns The shortest and ino.i expeditions reas u"
10 pbiiaielp hia- BAL llmoro, New York ar Bostohr
J MESH MEN. Agent Passenger Lines Pns.
fhiia. NJ. b Is div
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-02-02

On the 29th ut., the French Ambsssss
dor at Constantinople presented to the Sul-
tan magnificent cross of the Legion of
Honor, which he acknowledged not only as
. token Of personal regard, bu, of firm ALI.
ance between the two empierr.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-02-02

Al the foot of Walnut street they are
conveying iron across the ice on sled,
drawn by mule. In this manner they
carry ton at time, the ice not appearing
10 give in the least Cincinnati. Tines
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-02-02

CaAIsrlAH R4sfcsArIox.-~We have rare.
y net with . more louchiag sllsssrasion Of
Cheis&ian fertitsde aud submission. than 10
furnished in the following extract fren
letter Of Professor Richardson, OF Freehold,
N. j., Who hes recently become blind. In
writing to friend in Boston, after speaking
Of his loss in burying beloved child, he
Odds:
But new have been called to part with
81. on earth; all. however dear. have been
banished from my sight, the earth and the
sky are gone. Light aud beauty have given
place TO esrkn ,ss; even nv own form has
perisAed from my sight The sun no long
Ct rises and sets. Perpetual night reigns,
but starless night. feel the breath OF
heaven ~ II passes by; hear its mournful
music; indeed live only in world Of
sound. Death seems to have begun his
work and left il half finished. The dark
ness Of the grave surrounds me; the forms
Of loved ones have vanished; but their voices
stili sound in my ear. Time 10 Il an end,
and there is no longer succession Of dsys-
the next light am TO behold will be that of
the eternal world-the next morning that
bursts upon my vision, ths, Of the resuree-
ton. But this 10 a welcome thought. Ny
mind runs forward and anticipates with Joy
the scenes next upon my sight. When my
spirit sinks within me, when l think OF
what / have lost in this world, then | end
an unfading source Of consolation in anfici.
patiag the Light. the JOY. the friends o. our
earlier days who have gone TO heaven
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-02-02
HIGHLY IMPORTANT
TO FARMERS AND PLANTERS.
The Best Mill now in Use is ClawsonIA
Power and Hand Corn Mills.

'hls MILL, RECENTLY lANENlED ~ '.ONh'
THAN h. BURDGE, of Ohio, (patentap isdfef
Is constructed upon an eHs!rely new prp ciple, en
lihg the grain with knives, which reqrires but one,
tenth OF the power OF II Burr sSone, The Hand NH
weighs less thnp hundred pounds, and iseapable
oil grinding f,o0 bashfis Of corn sr pAeat per hon,
winch child cHn work with ease. The Power MIL
WIN one horse power, will grind ten bsshsis pr
hosr which would be extremely easy work Tor ore
hofs ; this size weighs about two hundred and my
pooHds This MIL will grind grain, seeds and spice
every description, ard does not require rtguia
speed ASA Burr Mil. For eheupness durabiiil! ana
simplicity Cooperation, these mills stand unryaiea
ana 10 fact, there is no other mill ever myenledtba'
would grind by hand more than n largs size eonet
li: ihey can DO set line or coarse, and ioI sf'nl
ing Je,a" they have no equal. In using Ini'es,au
,ht musk OF The corn or grim OF any kind comes o.
lehSing The pure meal. To those who may WISH
mn mat VIII last for years without repair wehHe
eau, and they will readily perceive the advsnhgs,
over any other mill In the market A liberal 0iseoup'
made to VIII olesaie purchasers,
MOSES LIITLER, Agents for the West omee
~ burrows PrettymaA's, where cue Of the soo's
MILLS eau be seenin operation.
Dec L. 55-dwu
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Wroffrifs.
Rem oral.
WILSON L. HARLEY.

rvAyR removed their Grocery Store TO Mr.. lie /
IL Ciaire's men building, . doors below NE roN
They would irturn their customers their ,aceie |
thanks for the liberal patronage bes'oss1 on INC"
and ,s.psS,Ss Nov s' ,ss sHa,ap'"es
WILSON & ii \ X |. r. ],
Wholesale and Retail GrOeers,
POST OFFICE BUILDING,
7sos, Teas, Teas!
.nn CADpIEs FROM & to ~ lbs. 10 suit families.
WILSON & HARLEY
100 sosts Pickles w;di.s s;S a iIs f.oD
IN boxes Tomato Ca.sup and Pepper Sauce;
M 100 boxes quart, 1ssi ssa CAV tpisy
4 very superior lot Of fresh Peaches In cans;
y = dog. BAl'inots fresh q,s;e,s a. ss9!ss
IN boxes Palm soap; s,,.,a. ys,I.va,ea
Soap. WILSON q nAnLI'
n WILSON 4 HARLEY.
5U sueal. :. 0, :. land syrup moi.''e'
WILSON i nANki.
- bbis Of rhine Rec, new crop;
IL as boxes oil Mould Candies;
~ boxes OF stsr Candies
WILSON s HARLEi.
$50 ''- "s' WILSON n HARLEY.
LA y Sugar:
d. 10 No Clarified and sugar.
WILSON & HAhlkf.
~ dog Buckets;
s)NJ 10 dsz Tub. assd. sizes. -. -.
WILSON & HARLEY.
On doE Bed Cords;
~ 10 bsies Rope.
WILSON s Harley.
4 few Dbl. Of very prime Drisd Appirs and
/ "A Peaches;
A fail assortment Of spires, zaats Currsni- and
Cooking Rasins;
80 sacks of Coffee;
700 Dbl. Winter Apples. -
WILSON & HARLEY.
n boxes Essence of Coffee;
III Corn Starch for piss, pudding, ea-lsfi.;
i Is boxes Pearl starch.
A iiother GooJs connected with ITO tssines. hiea
we will sell at Wholesale or retail al yer, small
/ advance cvst.
WILSON s. HARLEY,
Brady ST., . doors below Pos, once,
Davenport.
| Nov 81 dA ~ othef notice
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-02-02
Notice.

DOCK Island Bank hrs made arrangements 10 W.
III limited amount of the notes OF II he hAnuia',
turers and Mechanics Bank Of Columbus, GeoHt,
and the 50 iae viii be received Oh deposit 0rin Pp
ment for Exchange or Coin, on The same lefnsn m'
issues of the solvent Banks of Virginia, hshusE'
Ohio or Indiana. n. u. OSBORN. fresh
II. isIand JuneI3 dSwtt S. H. MANN, Cashier.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-02-02

Hotfses and Lots For Sale.
A NUMBER OF HOUSES, LOTS and vaeshlbse
IA pleasantly situated In different pars OF the en-
for sale on favorable terms. Applyto
octll-dIf JULIUS LYTASCA'
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-02-02
LUMBER, DOORS, SASH, BLINDS,
Lath, shingles, &c.

THE OLD STEAM MILL STILL ALIVE"
AtORkS 10 ray 10 our Numerous customers thai y e
Iyeapno al rlise such immense stock OF Lum
Der, Lsih and shingles hand son,e Of our homo
ratie pelilors In line adv ertseba our only
spoogy for such small stock OIL hand Ia, that our
castotners v III no aliow SLOW II away until II
looms up 10 or 900, 0s0 feet on hand. While We
dali, from 20 10 30 400 feet 10 To ~ 600 lsth
Shingles, Sash, Doors, dc, De, In proportion; still
cur stock aecumuistss siowls--ieel happy 10 say
however that we can NIL al nos, any bill offered for
House, Stsre or Barn.
Our fall ~ pply Of LOGS IL now coming the
Rapias, and We shall be prepared TO keep our az
soHmsnt complete.
Past favor. gratefully aeknowledged--s continu.
anse solicited.
BURNELL, GILLET e. co.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-02-02

The following sPirited little poem. copied
from the New York Evewiss Posi-, presents
. vivid idea of winter. We seldom meet
with newspaper poetry which has ~ much
merit:
A Wistar r irht Auars The Hills
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-02-02
Dy.u Lam Der.

DRY LUMBER.
/ HAVE now On Ls nd q ny quality OF the best
Mig 0u1l Lum Der.
0AhkdS7ED THOkOUGHLY KILN. DRIED.
having purchased several large Wisconsin Rats,
hAd ncies from the Chicago Yards, l
nov have general ASSORTMENT OF all kin of Lumber
On hand. Also zine hhineies. Paiiings, Josts, stud
ding, Sssh, Pursuing for Brick Houses. Iatb, DC
II r ONCE north ofthe smitas' shop a. YOU enter
he city by the Camden road.
Roct Island, sept is.dtf BENZ. ID. WALSH.
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Wholesale Candy Mandatory.
FIR WALLER. H. a. EoHS.
WALTER 4 BONN,
hOLGsAII GONfECEiONEH
Nos 81 4 SO Market street, bet Main and End
~. Louis, NO

Constantly On hand large and fresh assortment oi
all Kinds OF fancy candies hich for the ir
quality and sare " cannot be surpassed BY any other
estabii SHINE la Tho West. Mch 20 IS d6wIy
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Railroads.
Mississippi and Missouri Railroad
~ I 60

nN and after Monday, January geis is;.
Mnoaiins n n,es sns vi leave DaseS u sn
l.t. Passenger train daily (sundaSs eXeih,s
gnd Freight 1raia with Passenger Car siis.t a 81
trains arrive al Davenport daily, (Snnday. sSah
LIST. Passenger Train at
snd.u Freight Train with Passeug-r ear,a, IVAN
tachcd at
Al Trains out OF Davenport ~ mstv c,f,n.a,is
with Muscatine and Iowa CITY. '"esaoh.
The Passenger Train arriving al Day.,,o,,
A. VI. eonuecs with the Rock Island M,n ~ ~
which leaves Rock Island for Chicago at IN "a INA
s.,Iat Are reminded q Lht Necessity olr,,
gage Also 10 procure tickets before t,klnn ~ ~
se' n, Sfs' JOHN T. HENRY
Master ofTransportation. I.,ee alL
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-02-02

THE CoLD WRATHEa AND TIE BisBs-
The Woon.ocket PairiOs ssys, I'VE are 10.
formed tina; the late cold weather has been
very destructive TO the birds Great mum.
Der of quails. patridges and other birds have
been found dead in the woods. Many of
the poor things were probably starved 10
death. The same paper has the following:
Mr. Otis Wales, jr. Of Bellingham, re-
lstes to US cunning trick of 4 screech owl.
II entered pigeon roost and killed seve.
raj pigeons. The outcry OF the victims ar
rested attention. and on looking in, Sir Owl
stood there motionless, like q sentry on
guard. Mr.. Wsles took hold of hi,a, but he
did not stir. He carried him to the house,
the bird being as rigid as If dead. He was
laid on his back on table, but there was
no movement. Az the family stood looking
1t him. he opened his big ewes, and turned
upon his legs, and was a, once wide awake
1r. Wales said he feigned death, and did it
10 perfection. until apparently convinced
that be was on, Of danger. This a nut for
the naturalist.
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y. hith SUI
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD
a ~


The great Genital Route, connecting m, Az h.u.
elites WITH the western, Northwestern, shs Seull
western States, by con ttnuous KaiiNas direct a.
tesnisrs TO all psrls Oh the Northwestern lste. "a.
King the most direct eAsagest aha reia5ts rs.f NJ
which Freight can be forwarded to aAd tt.ua ne
Great West.
Eates between PhiladelpAia aud Pit,stu,s.
first GI0ss = Boots Shoes. nr,J
Goods lin bOse.l Furs, PcnIher-, Ac NC wv
Ses0 nd Class. Books q Station
cry, Dry Goods On bales nt1Ks and -.
Medicines, Hardware, Leather, Wool 'FhSs
g.. J..
Bacon, Pork la salk Casa Steel &c q Iu.s
Sole Leather On bundiesJ Ochrc. &c
kOuFtA Class. ouer, tish, lAl
con q Fork tfAekedi LstdS Lard on -. sl0ah
hemp, Iron, lead, naIis, soda ASH Ae
FLouR-si per tatreI aIul iaf.harAol,e
GRAIN so cts perlUU nsubtii iuIlbrrnOl.,.
1oiluN-s2 per bale, mol exceeding sV as
vel hi nnIi fEther notice
lJlH shipping Il n0ds frCm an, point EAST ofptl
ateipha, be particular to marx pa kascs ss,s LA.
sefHania ka.tro4S.'' All goods consxs,dl Il tL..
geas ior THIS Road al Phiade pbia OF Pill,blry vii
Toe forwarded without detention
FskssHr AsEsTs ~ Harris, hurni, & { o. Ael
phts, lehn., II. r. Sass n Co, ~ Louis j. \ Ailel
ell d son, Evansville, Ind; DuLncsuii Bsit 4 Bgr
dock, and Carter 81 JewetI. Louissills hytR.C Nd
drum, MsJis'ns Ind; sprgmaH d Bows !, AID IfSii
&to,, Cincinnati; n. W Graham & Co, Eals.,al
%, Leeeh Il CO., - khbS st. Boston; Leetl Alo
Aston house. n iOrh; " iiiiau. 81. bld { BsIsss
plare, New York, l.. . SHeeder, PliiaJoipAa, hS
sfaw ~ Moons, Baltimore; Geo. e. Frobftse 81. Pin
burg.
~. II. HOUSTON, GfHsral Frs,gf igtat. ps...
II. j.LoMbAEEI, sHPf. dh.sns, Pa.
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NJ n. HEIDENHEiMER,
Wholesale and Retail Grocery and Provision
Store.
Second ST., 6 doors beio,e Brady. North side.
r HAVE Just received and opening nne Of the
i largest asd best selected stocks Of
GROCERIES AND PROVISIONS
ever before brought 10 hi. market, 10 which invite
the attention OF country merchants and the public In
general 10 whom ofel he sb"ye nj greatly reduced
prices.
Cali and see for ourselves before purchasing else
where dee -df
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-02-02

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FIRE. INLAND AND LIFE.
ETEA,
INSURANCE COMPANY. HARTFORD.
Chartered lsle.
CASH CAPITAL, ssoo.oDo
OF NEW YORK,
Cash Capital $500 ,OOo.
NoRIH.WkSrkRN
I1asrAnce Co. Of the State
OF NEw YORK.
csaneGslcut Manual i.iie Insurance
Co, 81 Hartford, "a.
ACQUITTED CAPITAL. O. 500. 900
OFFICE, ON WEST siDE OF
Main bet Front and Second sts
Aptu +.dwn HENRY b. HOFFMAN. Agent
rHI STAR INSURANCE. COMPANY,
0gdensburgh. N T.
a'D u l TSTAi ; 500 g. S,o ssasi' '''''
WIN ipsar~ Fire and Inland Transportation rl,ts
sa .. fssorss!s tsrmsss any Other good 20.
" AsyMsad, seebe, Lyon s Co. eaissss. A. = /,
Myers, NJ. d, Dsysnpor,, SAM. Csilen, ESQ hah
Dsvenper,. FISH LEE, Ag.',
novs-dly kAgie ST.. Rock island, III
INSURANCE.
FIRE, MARINE and LiFE Rlsks taken al ibis
! Agency In responsible Companies aud Oh the most
opsbie tsFma.
Z Merchants and shirper- will be ailoseia reiaIn
/ premium oil i2s p e.. -
Nc GRFGos, LAWS RLAkkAORk,
4 sars No. & Ir Ciaire Row :.
NEW Y0RK LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY.
| once LOG Broadway, NY.
Z LLDCk. DANEAfUE.
| Cu.ltsl Sse0,oc0-
/ plrny Fsrxx.S Aetasr, Mosals Fs.sgIIS, Prest-
] A. ". McGREGoR, Agent.
| sept elst, 1854.