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American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1856-02-07
PREAMBLE.

4
No. 90, on the evening of the cad last
PREAMBLE.
Whsreas, The grand and primary Oh
iec, of the American Order is TO 'Putse
The ballot box" TO restore rePabtican sea-
%piicity, and to break up tho fountains o.
Marty strife in our beloved country. Bya'
total abolition OF all foreign influence. AID
the establishment OF the docuiae. that a.
mericuas shall aud Of right ought 10 COY
err America
therefore. ResOised. That we hdh the
Consultations, aud the preservation OF me
Uaios, as objects paramount 10 all
considerations. aud that we will alike
sist all efforts 10 impair the one or distract
the other. ( ffJt
Resofped. That we stand pledgeNS
maintain the American doctrIns intact,
aud oppos all fusion with any party.
which has FORTS object The making Of apy
Other than lie Americon q~0esiio" The lead.
ing and paramount one, in our national
politics.
ResolUed, That we will not submit tc
have our organization made the pack bors'
Tor all the collateral and sectional questions
thai do at this time or may hereafter agl
tate the country, bat are determined Z
support no man for Office who is not thor
oughly "Amertcon."
Rssoircd, That this Council do not NJ
prove OF the course of that portion OF th
American members OF the House OF Repre-
sen;atives who have persisted in castinI
thrir votes for Mr.. Banks, whose sent
msnts are opposed 70 our organization
and that We heartily affirm the decide
stand taken by Mr., Harrison and Moore, {
the Ohio delegation. in casting their vote
for the man who has had the irmness an
Independence to declare himself in fav,
fthe doctrines Of the American party.
Resolpei. That the American part
should hereafter affiliate with no pari
whose dieLinctive features are antagonist
cal, but invite all. Of every name. upon m
nor topics. to unite with us in bringing
bout the objects set forth in tho Preamb
to these resolutions.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1856-02-07

Tur DEAD REsroRED TO LISE.-A few years ago IL
was gensnIIys supposed that gray hair could not be r-
stored 10 It's original color, or made 70 grow on bald
heads; but since the advent OF Professor Woods hair
Restorative, many persons who DYED years ago are
ssen daily in the various walks Of life, appearing In
all the vigor OF youth, wearing their own dark dow
ing locks, simply from having used thisgreai Restora-
tive. -Louisville Times.
Fob Tim Sold BY az co.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1856-02-07
ArricnIturaI Notice.

~ TNHE Members OF the Fairfield County Agr'
cultural Society will take notice that the an
W nual Election for Oaieers, will be held AZ Inc
HOUSE in Lancaster, on Saturday we lo.l
day Of February next. d, ~SlFFORD, Presidenl'
Lancaster, January 81, leS6.-3w39
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1856-02-07

Tie Widow and Heirs of said deceased.
Petition to sell Lands to pay Debts.
DURSUANT to the command OF IN order OF sale TO
INC directed from the Court Of Common Ploas,
within aud for the COunly of Fairfield and State Of
Ohio, as the surviving administrator OF Thomas Near
thur, deceased, late Of Fairfield county, l will offer
for sals al the door of tho Court House In tho City Of
Laneasaor In said county. Oh RSdassdGy the GA day VI
March, 1855, between the hours of ten O'Clock q. III. and
bur O'Clock p. M. Of said day, the following Real Es-'
tnte, to-wit: Pam 0fthe North half Of Section, number
forty -four (44l, in Township, number sixteen 10y, In
Range, 10 tweRiy C2u(, bring parts Of Lots num-
bsr twelve (l2J and thirteen Q3) OF the Estate Of VIM.
Morrison, set apart IN David Holman and Eliza his
Wife, IN procee dingsiR Partition In the Court Of Com
mon Pleas NJ Franklin county, containing one huh
dred and sixty-two Q62) acres, less sixty l6O) acrcs OF
the South side Of said Lois.
Terms Of dk.-one-third w hand on the day Of sale,
one-lhird In SIX t6l months thereafter. and the balance
In one year after the duoe Of sale, with interest on de-
ferred payments from day OF sale, and for not less thbn
three hundred g30o) dollars.
JOHN MACARTHUR,
Surviving AdnS'tor OF Thomas NJ cArthur, doc.
Iauuarv Al ISSR- Sv /0nrAi n H a-sH. .-U.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1856-02-07
~LOOxING GLASSES.

AM al all times prepared 10 furnish LOOKING
GLASSES in Mahogany, Walnut or RosewooG
Frames, Looking Glass Plates, Pictures Frames, &c.
Also, Gilt Frame, Glasses Of all sizes and styles,
Portrait Frames, Picture Frames, and 4 general as
OF Pictures and OIL Paintings, At wholesale
and retail, atthe lQWest prhes. J. {. GDGT,
M. Q West Fourth Street, Cinctnuati, 0h1o.
March 3. lsSS-M
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1856-02-07
REAL ESTATE AT

REAL ESTATE AT
~ ET GO @ e Cd AySS
TN virtue ofan assignment made to mo by Robert W.
Denning, dated December "a, 1854, wiJ selito inc
highest bidder, tho following Real Estate to-w"'
On saturday, March IS, 1885,
nj the COURT HoUSE DOOR in the City OF lancas,
teI. SIX AURES Of Laud at sugar Grove, In Fairfield
county, upon which Is erected 81
A FIRST CLASS FIGURING MILL,
with three run Of French Rurs, in complete running
crder. for m ,rctant and country work; said MIL IS
situated on the Hooking Valley Canal, with an album
dant supply of water, aud all tbs modern improve
ments ror sacce IsGIl milling, Thsre Is also epoh NJ
promises II good Dwelling, n Warehouse anu DncN-
smith shop. Also, at the Same time aud place, u ilrm
Known as the SM0OT FARM.
f,ur miles SAITH Of Lancaster, upon the ogan Road
aud Oaual, continuing I6 Acres with inc Improve
ments, consisting Of u good two stary brick mouse. y
spaeious barn, and all other out buildings lhlsi u
most desirable farm and oilers the Inducements Of u
first rate homo to all, and Is regarded as one Oh tho
finest tracts Of land In the county.
Also, at the sama time and place,
The Farm known as tho Perry Farm,
adjoining ,hs Smot Farm aud the Lands of the Widow
Warrington, 81 miles South OF Lancaster, CONTAIN,
ing 1875 acres. This farm isOn Hooking Bottoms, ana
in Doint Of fertility Is not surpassed, Is nearly all eiehr-
ed, and offers rare Inducements to purchasers, as hrst
rute Corn Farm. Thsimprovemons are a toleraOie
house. and u ne barn. Also. at the COURT HOOSE
IN THE TOWN OF LOGAN,
On Monday, March II, 1855,
Several Tracts of Land amounting In all to 5l3 acres.
whic,, will b. sold either In whole or IN seperate traels
10 suit pu, chasers. There isln this tract $50 acres clear
cd, under good Board Fence with Locust Post. Sc
vcral Dwellings and taree good Barns, Said LANDS Is
situated within thrce miles OF Logan on the i'ancaste,
Road,and upon tbs Hooking River near the Falls NM
and adIolnine The Lands or tho late John Hes ana y
regarded as u arst rate Wheat and Grass Farm, ano
4 Hockinv County. Terms of sales will be made know
In regard to each ssperate tract on the day o. sale 6u
i a libSral credit WILDE given on all titles indisputaoie
d. SfFFORD, Assignee OF K w. Denning'
Lnncoster. January 81, s5G-Iw3
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1856-02-07
NEW JEW STORE
l.. C.. BUTCH

l.. c. BUTCH
ETAS Just received at his establishment three doors
South ofthe Post ONCE. Msrtib's Rows NEW
* LOT ofJEWELRY, direct from the Manufac-
H2A. turors, comprising all Latest stylesof Breast
CA,SA Pins, Ear Rings. Finger Rings and Geld Pens.
AIs0, WATCHES fromthe boat makers.
Call md see for yourselves. :,
UPWatches,C Clock sand Je weir carefully repaired
on shortnotice, and warranted topcfform well.
Lancaster, November !. 1850
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1856-02-07
Notlce.

against " q Justice OF tho
James, tresier, Defendant,S Peace for Liberty town
ship, Fairfield county, Ohio, on the end day Of Janu-
ary,A A. u. 1856, said Justice issued an order Of attach
ment in the above action, for the sum Of Twenty.se-
ven $1,000 Dollars. n. G. BLACK.
Baltimore, January 10, 1ss6--3wS6'
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1856-02-07
IN THE TOWN OF LOGAN,
nn Mnnhnr, Mnrch II, 1sso,
SALE.

NTOTICE In persons wanting small Farms which are
conced sd to BIS the most profitable In this part OF
tho country. Ths uudsrsigneI, as Agent for otver
T. Tong, will sell
ON Thursday, February 81, 1850,
Commencing ut IL O'Clock, at the Wa ;ehouse Of said
Tong In CARROLl., the following tracts OF
LANDS, LOTS AND HOUSES
AND VACANT LOTS,
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1856-02-07
Estnte of Peter Bright.

=" =" LoIWIb u UEOE DEHb"E'
NOTICE Is hereby given that the subscriber has
been qualified as Adm'tor ofthe Estate ofPetey
Bright, diseased. late of Fairfield County, Ohio.
Ali persons having claims against said Estate nre mo-
tilted TO present them within one year duly authenti-
Gated. and all persons indebted will make immediate
payment, BNOCH Aom'ot
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1856-02-07
ssNew Advertisements.n
MASONIC CALENDER
MEETINGSi

LANCASTER LODGE, No. 5T..."...-Feol ~, 1855
:. CHAPTER. No. n........... sli
= ENCAMPMENT, No, s...:: 70,
February -, 1855. G.. heeoraer'
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1856-02-07

lraarsaag Ms.ulng zee. Z, I.aN
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1856-02-07

Now York S5,4BB,5I ST
IL seems fortunate that the smaller ex-
penses Of our General Government 20 a
long way to make up the difference for the
greater responsiveness Of our municipal
government.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1856-02-07

Csc. W Vac ELRoT. Esq.--rhe tot
lowing preamble aud resolutions were u.
aan:nosay passed BY American Council
No. 90, on the evening OF the cad last
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1856-02-07
Administrators Sale Of Real Estate.
Tie widow and Heirs Of said deceased.

Ths State Of Ohio, Fairfield county, Ohio, %.
John T. Macarthur, Surviving Administrator Of Thom.
as Macarthur, deceased.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-06-30
The Kansas Hmigrants.

Much has been said by the Bdcsuie,
sheets of Iowa in respect to the men vino
are nov emigrating to Kansas. Papers o.
this class, both At Dubuque and Iowa City
have particularly condemned that party 0.
emiRrants which for some days hss beer
encsmped near the latter city. No sPithel
has seemed too harsh 10 apply to them
Az 10 the young men that compose ti'a'
crowd, an extract or two from the articles
BY which they are governed, will best dis
close their character. IN their preamble
they syow their intention of"going there &c
become peeoeab1 ors.r-Dring settlers
The following are a few OF their articles Of
sssocistion:-
All. S. Any person with good mora
character. desiring 10 become a member,
must be proposed BY a member, and rec eive
4 two.,hird vote, before he can become
one.
Ag1. @. Any person belonging TO any
branch OF this Association, chasged with i'm
mors, or disorderly conduct, shall be exam
med ey q committee Of FIVE, appointed b,
the branch Association TO which said per-
son may belong. and If found guilty msy be
expelled by . iwo-third vote Of the mem.
bert thereof.
AaT. s. Any use OF sntar,casiss liquors
a. a beverage. by members of this Associs.
ton, shall be considered asa breach ofgood
morals, and derogatory TO the character Of
the Association, and any member persisting
10 such use shall be dealt with according to
the provisions OF Article 0.
Art. 9, II shall be the duty Of each
member OF this Association 10 observe the
Sabbath in 3 becoming manner.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-06-30

The following was the conclusion oil
Senator Hamlin's able speech in the Senate
Of the United States. when he asked that
body 10 excuse him from further service as
Chairman OF the Committee on Commerce:
ANY object now is TO chow only that the
Cincinnati Convention has endorsed and
approved Of the repeal VI the Missouri Com
promise, from which 30 many evils have
already flowed from which, | fear. more
and worse evils must yet be anticipated. /,
veuld of course be expected that the Pres
dental nomisee or that Convention " ould
accept cordially and cheerfully the platform
prepared for him BY his party friends. No
person can object to that. As there is no
e~quivocasion on HE part about the matter,
beg leave TO read q short extract from q
speech Of that gentleman, made at his own
home within the last few days.
In reply 10 the Keystone club, which
paid him I visit there. Mr.. Buchanan said:
aGsntiemen, two weeks since | should
have made you q longer speech, but low !
haye been placed on 4 platform of which !
most heartily approve, aud that can speak
for me. Being the representative of the
great Democratic party, and not simply
James Buchanan, ! mus, scsGst my conduct
according to the platform Of the party, and
insert no new plank nor take one from it,
These events leave TO me only n IN
pleasant duty, which is to declare here that
cannot maintain political asso Citations
with any party that insists upon such doc
,rines; that | can support N man for Pres
idsn, who svows and recognizes them; and
tina, the liale Of that power with which
God has endowed me shall be employed -
battle manfully, firmly and consistently,
for his defeat, demanded ~ il is by the high
60, interests of the country which owns ali
my allegiance"
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-06-30

The Pro-slavery press has considerable
to say OF the afiEiation Of the Know Moth
ings with the Republicans. The las,
charge il has sprung is, ths, Fremont is
aCathOiie. While protesting a free ,ole..
ration Of ali religions and ~denounciug al
Prejudices agains. men founded on their re
ligious views, yet they seize with s%lscrity
any opportunity to profit by the very preju.
dice which they effect to deplore. To this
bsseness they add that o! falsiiying for the
purpose Of getting up a religious crusade
agains, oar candidate. The N. Y. Tribune
in reply to en- article in the N. Y. Express.
thus disposes Of the charge that Col. Free
mont is a Catholic:
while we have been hearing Col. FREE
mont's character and position canyassed
pretty fairly for the last six months, We SOL
EMMY aver that we have never, up TO this
hour, heard any friend proclaim him a Ro.
mao Catholic or raise any opinion whatey-
er concerning his religious faith. On the
other hand, hit adyersaries have been con
stantly setting afoat this story of his being
. Catholic, and, when refuted and silenced,
they would let it rest for a week or two and
then start it again.
"Coi. Fremont was baptized, reared and
confirmed in the Protestant Episcopal
Church, to which he has ever adhered: and
we challenge the Express to prove that "his
friends are riding both sides Of the fence
and .are playing for him a double part' on
this subject. Ii such "friends'' are know
TO the Express, as It's article necessarily i'm.
plies, that paper can name the i, as we dare
II 10 do. We object entirely to any inquiry
into the religious faith Of a candidate Sor OF.
hce; we hold ii at war with hat Constitu.
tion which the Union-sayers affect SO to re
we're; we do not know, and never sought tc
know, WHIT Mr.. Buchunanis or Dir. Donel
sons faith ana, though We Know that Mr.
Fillmore is Unitsrian and have an impress
sion that Dir. Breckenridge attends tht
Presbyterian Church, if any, We considel
sllthis entirely q matter between these gen
tlenen respectively and their haker, ant
sincerely pity The harrow bigotry of the mar
who would sste for OF sgaihst either OF thea
on grounds OF religious faith. Bot thi,
mean and false pretense that Col. Fremonl
il q komanist, after the truth has been re,
pestedly stated, is deserving Of the sever
est rebuke. A similar falsehood, persist
ed in on grounds equally frivolous, was ths
means Of depriying Gen. Scott in 1852 o
many votes. We shalt take care that il
does no. prove equally potent against Col
| Fremont"
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-06-30

MoKx OcEAs STE4kEKs.-The steamship
America brought intelligence that q compa-
ny is about being organized in England to
carry into effect the projected line between
Liverpool and Portland, with Z capital Of
d 900 600. The steamers OF this line VIII
touch 1t Newfoundland and Halifax TO land
freight and passengers. The Inhabitants OF
Newfoundland have memorialzed the home
government to grant sufficient aid for the es
Enlistment Of direct communication with
England both ways, and the present under
taking i calculated to give effect 70 that re.
quirement, az Portland il the eastern termi'
mus Of the Grand Trunk Railway OF Canada
The FIRST vessel in the new line 10 intended
10 leave Liverpool sbou, the first of August.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-06-30

P~REsipEsrrAL ELEcTIox.-The day fixed
for the election Of electors TO elect q Pres
ideni and Vice Presiaen, of the United
States, is the FIRST Tuesday, after the irsl
Monday, in November. /, viii fall ihi,
year upon the fourth day Of the month.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-06-30
isBELL 4 90.
LAMB A q

NsCAObLS aoBELL q co.
LAND A q GENTS.
AZ. Le'as y Waieo.. eon.Aininy Assaer..; Dr,s.
Ks. loo "A Farm, VI ninety acres on Oh. al,,. 4
Ct, en the line betveen scott aud MuscalIns Saa"..ppa nv
.h2ft distance bsfo'' ,att podxs's ans stock is,m a ~
III. le.-A beautiful little place Gu tbs Ia, ~
aud Dubasas road, y aeres with a sooi dueli,n.sT nssaaport
y rooms, slabhns, Well, CistoIn, Orchard unJ ~ nous VI
Ia due order ss,oooi a credit VI seven years viii w. all
fof part Of the purchase money, sSlsea
No. les--ons Of the dnest Nsrms in te co,.,v
Dubuque road, near fetae' Post Office, SC aasa.' % u.
| there u 90 acres u god timber, IL scres liusll, which
hoas, large barn. So I've sts4asis r0unin~s sNA
Price ~ per acre. nH
No. ls0-~A lot. of . acres jast west al m.
grounds; al brokon add under fence. Price syoS SsnsAy
So IRA Farm Of about " acre, IN ut,...
about 10 sores timber, ali fences, a two s,orY bstsy. Sfo,s.
WIN 10Y hea's 500 s'sellas' Aes price 80 ysr ssss
50, i's-A Yarn q iss acres near Hickory c,,.
| under fence, and nearly all plcughed, ! gvod ~isss ~
ae7 with ten acres Timber 10 Hickory Grove Ssu,s, Wi,
water on The land '1AaLs
| No. I7s-A Farm Of about go aS,.s ,.
sdjoinins No. l,3, y two story brick house, I've uroYe
water sannlns through . hno grazing farm spd asshsa
under cultivation price $40 per acre. H!s Az
No. liza Farm eft'e acres near Hickory 0,,,. -,
y seiss s0'a 'iHl0sl, s'Sa house, stable, Sc; prts. ~
No, ii6-A ANAL Farm Of 81 acres an n. pn
. god dwelling, stable orchard &C, Price SisoS ~
No. EI-Nso Y acres sdonins the aboy. ma,
And cultivation. Price siOo per aero. Ha1 ssn<s
Nc. l!s-An Improved Harm u 40 49,.
And 10 Z 50 Il , l leo aerSs Timber, loo 49, ssaaasS
ns.tlSs, s"o uweli'1s houses barn. good stect, VAT,
s9s 80 salIi q TO- acres in .ecious 3 ana II yo
4 L y acres Timber, 90 acres under euhivs,snn u,1sa
house, 9 reoins, stable, running water, "a nrrs. !, 5000
now sowei' with a young orchard; price Sas psr ~ vA-ss
80, lse-Let No; 10 IN Ilawisy's pubdlyisio,
8 2t-ioo Aeres. Price $3.50. containing
Ae.lsi-A mt rate farm u 80 acres In .e ia "a.
sl2oo :" umesfi prts
Nc. is9,-sso asres thsough the middle 1p.as
1s0 Il ! w q splendid farm AID Tays,n sisss ~
&c. Price 5000. 'Tn, sPrins
o1 SS 's sa.d 70 1 iass e e, ssss 3 T e : % Tie c.a.,.
fratne house aud other ,npro vsments. ap'1s
s.l3e.-Foitoa's Island With The land on M
.oniainins 10 al " acres, good stone quar-. nsas
No. IFS lac acres In see II T 7s r IN ,sO
aaSsl eaihystion and all under fence, Comforsshns
zane terms,
hS.lit-A Farm q 20 acres 10 sec is
all p~ioashsd. price sss per acre "s
No, i99. "A Farm OF $50 acre. an ,ha
from Lone Grove 20 Aliens Grove, 10 serss si,shIs
o. seies agdsf fence and 10 euiavsuon, afIsus hsna.,
sofis', 'sDs' Wen, &c.
No.Iss--A ans laprovsd Farm Of 100 ss,s,, on N.
west side Of Alton Grove Road, aishl, im.s..s
with a three stop house. sis Dor sors 'Ap'0''a'
No. lie. -sis asres on Ihe Mississippi riysr onro.,,.
thu town Of M1tina, ystenafng f.an M 'PFosls
~. 80 pesuuiIl lot of3 81 100 sers, 40 ~
ram ioei ps' o. sec 70 g RAE, 3 milo.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-06-30

Nor LAxsn-The lows City Reporsr
ssvs the attendance Of delegates at the
Convention for nominating 6 candidate Tor
Secretary oil State, was not large.
That is g candid confession. bot the iae'
is not surprising. The pro-siavery party
in this State can scarcely rsise a rain ca
zion meeting Of respectable numbers, and II
would be souewhe, foolish. this hot wealth
or, for many people to take the trouble o.
going 70 Iowa City for the purpose Of nem'-
mating q Secretary Of State who Is bound
To be beaten.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-06-30

iRtsH Caors.-The most cheering &C
counts Of the erops are received from every
part OF Ireland. Every description OF croF
exhibits the utmost iuxurisnce, and the far
mer. have given up eli their recent spPre'
tensions. The potatoes have a mos, hour
ishins appearance, and j, is stated thar even
IN III. heaviest soils the rain has no, YET
inflicted any damage.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-06-30

A correspondent Of the Boston Atlas ssg-
pssts that as the BgcHASAs men in Psnnsyl-
vsnis are forming "Wheatisnd Clubs"
latter BrcRAsAx's r~esidence) the banner
inscsib. a with the name Of JoaS CHARLE
FsEsour shoaid have for its device s aresA.
inc mscAins.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-06-30

ILLIsols.-Ws learn rom the Advertiser
ths; so far the Anti-N ebrasks meetings in
Rock Island county have been very sue
cessfui. Iliinois is regarded on all hands
as safe for Fremont as Georgia is for Bu-
chsnsn.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-06-30
NEW YORK 7

Harrison, between Front n Second strssts
ROBERT FARMER, Proprietor.
- Late. Robert Hsnne.)
WI proprietor respe esfaliy announces 10 nls
eastern irieEds and the travelling puotIs gene
rally, thai having purchased
This Comnedieus Hotel,
aad bad IL thoroughly repaired and renovated. \. 1.
now prepared 70 nent Z share OF th In patronage, by
constant attention TO their wants an 3 eonforts. Ris
aoie wiioe supplied with tho best which the mar.
ket Affords, and hlsloiying room, IRE farsiahed 4,
we'll A. those Of any In The city. June - an
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-06-30
Leather, and saddlery Hardware.


HAl6HT a. A have removed iron their old
lIstand to the opposite side Of second Street, In
DAlIeil's block, third door above Perry Street. We
have now on hand one Of the largest and best select
I'd sssoYtmenp Of
Leather aud saddIeYy Hardware
ever offered In the wesI. Our stock consists IN bar,
Of Sole and Harness Leather, both oak and hemlock.
Freaeh, American and Pssent Calf Skin Ktps and
Upper Leather ofeyery description LiDings, Rosna,
Morocco, Bindings, Patent and Plkin Skin. az. sssh
Lna LnaIneIlsd Leather, Lasts, Findings, Se., Ae.-
~hsddlery Hardware, from the best msnuIacsurss;
self adjusting Gig and Pad Trees, Roller, Horss
shoe and spring Tongue Buckles, Plated Ware sftGe
latest styles and superior plsts. We hsv " every a..
neis ihe Hsrnsssnake or Of ssddlsf can wish. A a..
psri,r stock ofsaddies, Whips and Fly Nets, 4e.,at
Cosch Laees, End Cloths, Banda, ae. We feel con,
kdsli ioaioar prices are the lowest, and invite the
saenaon OF arehssers, feeling sstasasd 10 can sutt
si In regard 10 quality and pHcs.
HAI6HT SEARS,
% street, ID Aeer shove Perry,
June y dn Dayesnos, levs
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-06-30

Mr.. w III. CRozIER, Of Dubuque, was
presented last week by the merchants Of
that city with a beautiful gold watch se q
token Of regard for he services he had rem
dersd them in getttngithe merchants l,eens.
tax repealed.