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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-09-11
KNOW ALL MEN By THESE PRESENT.,


admitted TO H. the best known. whether Tor pNse
villages because Of their simplicity OF cons rue o
and operation their freedom from smell and theI nneqAea
they do not require mechanical kill or cons "
tendance; will night and day required never cog
the PIPES and cannot explode They generate gas from any ma
These great advantage Ia connection win
the fact win working plan any experienced worker IN
metal up the works make nights under our pa
profitable investment PARTIES in search 81 ousIs
Will well investigate II they do. they Will buy we
ref, works operation The steamer Isaac Newton a.
the Deavsn House Albany. and in many other places In
weeks they will BE- in for Several villages now ~ he2o
aon. For further nfOmation apply 70 y Al BIN NO DO
Broadway w-Yo.k or II. O HAWLEY Co, Albany
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-09-11
fonses ano farms ipanteo.

VHyANTED-From the LIST of October next,
w PART Of HOUSE, f. -nished unfinished, with
t.cln md apartmenf for servants small family without
hdTen Location between nth and j0hsts and ih and 9Th
a. Address with and Ill particulars Box No 1888
Post-Ofhce.
VXTANTED-A FARM of 100 TO $50 acres Of
w land within three four hours distance OF New York
ore with GOOD buildings preferred Address. stating terms, &C.
COUNTY,. Trbcne Once.
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Rfal estate for Sale.

JOR SALE-A beautiful COUNTRY RESI-
nrNCp a, Dsrien Ct within FIVE minutes walk Of tho
n, "a hour. from York by railroad IS Of Land
xib isrre twosory House, and a. necessary Oubuldns
81 rs,rip, Utensils very desirable place for gen
residence Inquire AZ ~ 81 Courlands, T.
az 1 Y Johnson on the premises
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-09-11

TOHN KRUGER, LID, informs the public of
81 NewYork that. having been engaged for several years
TEACHER this country he now intends 70 settle In this city
here he will receive private scholars and upon
mrps with Institutions for teaching modern aud ancient Ian
ssaes history and oil branches Of classical and hxher Engh
sdpstion Reference unexesponsb,e. Apply 10 Messrs
WHITE BRUkSWI0. No. u Lberyst., NY.
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60 Wbom it man Concern.
A PPRENTICEs' LIBRARY-No. 472 Broa


4 RETIRED PHYSICIAN, whose sands of liG.
N have nearly discovered while ving Ia the Eas,
Indies certain for Con umption, Bronchitis Coush.
Colds and General Debility wishing 10 do a. much good
possible be will send such Of h afflicted fellow being a. re
Quest A. this recipe with full and explicit directions for making
% ard successfully using IT, He requires each applicant to
Inco,e him hng-three cent? TO be returned postage
the pe remainder to Be applied to the payment
Of this adv eTtiscment. Address
DR. H. JAMES, No 10 Grsnd-st., Jersey City N. j.
RECEIVER OF TAtEs Oyricr Sept 10. 1856
1 HEREBY give notice that will be prepared TO
i receive money. on Taxes TUESDAY MORNING next.
s, pt ls At O'clock HENRY H. HOWARD
Receiver OF Taxes
SPIRITUAL NOTICE.---Mrs. LAU
~ Clairvoysnt and Healing Medium, and Ms BARNES,
Test and 1.n<c Medium from Philadelphia may be found At
No ~ Csnasi Or few days from to II and 10 pm
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-09-11

WANTED-By Scotch Protestant situation ,vc,a
COOK Understands her business thoroughly Would
assist Washing Best Of city reference Call or address
for two DAYS No. 81 East l2th-st.
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L'OR SALE-In Groye-st., Jersey City THREE
LOTS and HOUSE. valuable for Investment or location
Tor priv ate residence Inquire soon, OF
- LORIN BROOKS No. 1853 Futonst
HOUSE No. III NINTH-St, between Broad
way and University place In perfect repair, newly paint
ed for sale BY HABlCHI PARISH, No. 30 Beayer.st.
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| NTED-.Tol ASSIST in q

II pOXRDIN0- sCHO Oh for BOYS Must be Of good nors
c.sr and qualified to teach the Latin and Greek Lasuase.
and Msbsmsiics AddIes BOZ NO ~ mount Joy Lancaster
Cspaty. IsansyiyAna
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WANTED-A situation DllESSMAKER, by
w sespectsble young in private family shedln-
derstsnds all kinds of FAMILY SEWING; has good city
references Apply Clintonst Has objections 70
10 the country.
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6nnses to Get.

CTEAM POWER.-Seyeral well-lighted ROOMS
~ to LET with Steam Power, Nos. - and 81 Gslds,
K. HOE Co.
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GRAND OPPORTUNITY for person or

NRAND OPPORI UNII1 IOr a Ptr5On Or u
~ company with a small capital For SALE, LAUNDRY,
centrally NewYork City with large and easing
patronage and operatives of the first class steam and steam
power fixtures horse and and pertaining
10 Laundry, for the completing of work Address A. b.,
of v b. Palmer Advertising Agency Tribune Buildings
New-York.
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Ghanres for Business nlen

A RARE GRANDPARENTS WANTED to
ASELL BROTHER JONATHAN'S PATENTED FCRSI-
IJhk POLISH. None genuine without the Inventor and
Pateutees name JOHN L. BRALYS, on the label Smart men
make from ~ dollars per day. Call at The prncp De
pot. No. ~ Broadway. JOHN L. BRALfN 70.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-09-11

The profits the American Patent and agents have
been s250V in and ten months The Machine
small made but rs cents and has large snd
adv sale Outlay tools necessary manufacture about
5000 The business be conducted by capable who
desires spend in France TO complete bis educa
tion O make his fortune. -
The price asked less than eight months net profits Of the
American Patent Satisfactory proof, of profits aud all other
necessary DOCUMENTS exhibited to bona fde applicants Ad
dress with real name, Box No. 1876 Lowell Mass.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-09-11

TOT C. IT, GARDNER, A. NJ. Phnrpsl
NJ, T,-u rom rp.nce. - D. 6 and continues " weeks
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-09-11

DIANO-FORTES.-G bargains can be made
i at the mandatory of WM. MILLER Manufacturer "
the CELEBRATED MODERN IMPROVED PIANO. - he
has fine ASSORTMENT OF tie above Pianos which he odes
struments only need TO be to be admired Pianos let
and rent purchase. Old Pianos in
for new Second Pianos constantly hand Foo
sale cheap. WAREROOMS Nos. Isl aud i5s East 2lstst
between ID and 3d-ays.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-09-11

IL STORE No. I'll 6th.av corner Of l4i-st. NewYork.
This excellent stand The present owner cannot give it
his &V be sold cheap Cash unn
numbered Real Estate NewYork Brooklyn. Inquire at
No. 1867 Broadway
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-09-11

MRS. MULLIGAN and Miss ROBERTS,
WI BOARDING and DAY SCHOOL for YOUNG LADIES
no West 2ist-st) will open TUESDAY, Sept. l6.
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WANTED-By a respectable Girl, Situation
as LAUNDRESS: understands her business thoroughly.
The best Of City References. Call at No ~ Che, four
doors from Broome.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-09-11

DUTGERS FEMALE INSTITUTE, No. 264
III MADIsON-sT, NEW -YORK--This Institution has con.
hnued in successful operation for period Of 10 and
still under the supervision Of the Rev D. C. VAN NORMAN az
Principal The Of instruction embraces thorough and
substantial education, and in the detaens where practice.
bic, il illustrated by an am pie apparatus
Pupils in the city conveyed 10 ind from the Institute
small extra expense 20 the psrenfa
The next Academic Year Will commence MONDAY
S-pte.
Further information may be had at the Institute Of either
the following gentlemen who the Board ras
Kew JOHN NJ kREBS President.
J. w. c. LEvERIDCE, Secretary.
Z. d. BKowN, Tressurwr.
Joseph Hoxie, George NJ CeArman,
Thomson Price, John Gray
janice Y. Holmes, Ben. W. CiApp,
James Horn, Samuel Milbank,
d. Il. Keller, VIM K HinmAn,
Thos. Williams, j., Samuel aAyusr
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-10-23
Kaasas Enigrants

We refer to an article in to.dsys Gazette
from the Chicago Trsbuse, giving an &C.
count OF the arrest, search aud imprison-
ment OF party OF emietaats 70 that State.
including number from the Stale Of Iowa,
The party consisted Of $50 men, women
and children ~ho were pescsAbly psssuing
their way with the view Of becoming sQass.
tiers upon the fertile soil sf Kansas. TAey
went with pscsdo psrposes and with lever
arms and less ammunition than the early
settlers of Iowa brought with them, lei this
man Preston, Deputy Ms~shsl OF the Uni.
ted States, arrests, searches and confines
them, A statement gwen by the prisoners
oser their ssh names, says. that curing
tie search, trunks and ssiiscs were torn
ard broken open, the beds OF families were
thrown aaa u the rain and sramped in the
na1--she .adses Seine treated with ias1eu.
sable radeRsss.n
However psseiy these persons may have
been treated. ahe thsF insul,ed. robbed OF
murdered, according to the Buchanan press
| Of our State, Gov. Grimes would transcend
his cliy did he dare 70 protest against sush
| treatment. For ialeFceaiag IN behalf 81
certain citizens Who were analtsested BY
| The Bosaer Ruffians while ascending the
Missoosi siyes, 40 epilheis seem 70 be to
vile 70 express the Faneor which seized up
"a she minds Of the Buchan.ers Of Iowa
limen will peru their lives in gang 10
Kansas lei them suffer the consequences
Trey SEEMED Il say, forgetting. many 81
, them, Tor the aonee, how gladly they az
| eeptea he AZ extended 10 them by the GEN
e.al government when first they emigra-
ted 10 tas lerritosy 81 lows Paruzsnship.
| when caunge balanced By no prinoiple bat
the insaa1tse one 81 sel-protecuon, sPeed-
| ils reduces a nan 10 feelings and in y mpa-
| thles IL the british level
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-10-23

Glars OPinins or BucEAsAs.-Mr. Al
sxander Cummings, who made IN able
speech in favor Of Fremont n WliAarnsporr,
Pennsylgania, October u, accused buchsn-
an Of helping ito Perpetaste the trsac II
Is46. by which Pennsy lvsnia's Industry was
stricken down--a fraud winch the gallant
Clay remembered 70 his death, and which
he (ar. CD had heard Mr. Clay eeaouncs
in the bitterest yet Just terms. Whe, NJ.
Cls, heard Of Mr. Burhansn's speeches n
Pennsy lvanis on that subject. NJ Clay
could not believe them but when assured
Of the fac; that he did grossly rnisstate his
opinions for base purpose. the statesman
OF Ashland wound up one OF the severett
aenuncis,ions he ever heard. b. using with
scoraful emphasis, which eny be could give,
the singing but truthful words, that James
Buchanan was faithIess and heartless fell
low, and had not particle Of msnllness or
staiesms nship about hlm.' Mr.. Clay for
got or forgive Mr. Buchanan's baseness in
1924, but he never forgot or forgaEe his in
fnitely greater bsseaess in 1874. He des-
pissed Buchanan to the day Of his death, az
every frieHd Of Clay deserved to do while
life was in his body"
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-10-23
TRUSTEES SALE.

IA hEREAs on the iE day Of Msy, a d. 1855,
w Frederick Dansissg aBs D0raihE DslelseL his
"its easeasea unto andrew J. Lases, as Trustee, &
COZ .Aih deed VI tEsst conveying ~ said Lswes, -
trustee, The following tract or Land, Ntaated In
seoti touniy Iowa to rii: Thirty feet front ran
hlnS back ~ The alley hnpdrso and ATTY feet OF
u the west aide vi Lot Sotweivs (i2) in block No
two ~ Ia GTssnb addition 70 The city OF Davenport
asa shown by tbs recorded plat OF said addition
"h'eb sall conveyance was made bJ said Frederick
bahelsen and DOraths Iis vile Tor the purpose O!
securing 10 III H, Biakemore the payment Of the
sdm 81 10 hundred ana my doilaIs, 1880 for
which sun said Frederick DADeissn did On the let
aa5 Of May aforesaid, execute his prorossoyy l.e
70 said bisksmOrs, payable in one year after date
thefe0t, with interest Al ten per cent per aAnum,
payable semi annually. Aud IOs the sxld note hay
ing tseom dae and payable, ana the ssid FredeT
ies DsasisoI having failed totpay The same, An
Grew L4wss, Trustee As Aforesaid, DO hereby give
NOVICE, taai by virtue ~ the power which Is Ia tho
sall deed Of tfIst contained, l will on MONDAY
IbE g1th DAY OF 0GTOBFK, A, D 1855, al
q clock in the afternoon Of raid day, A. The Court
house 1oorIE ths city Of Davenport, expose and Of
iei oT ssis " the highest bidder for cash the bsT
Gel 81 land sboFs described, OF 40 mach thereof
snsl Dc necessary to satisfy the amount then due
spoL SAID mole, vito costs ana expenses Of making
ssld sale and Of tiBs notice
. lsisd tsissSs ssy Q. September, u. IsS..
8sssi'dss ANDREW :. &AwEs, IE..iss
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-10-23
BROKERS' AND REAL ,sT1~a
cry PROPERTY

SO Lot3 tioeA Is, On snaJ strsst; ssa.
sia- rar, II iot hioet o 8 4gylaa ,s., s....,
aas5 brady street with alfsUe dwelling Ragts
slg Yves, bsir aiIol bi5es IA sft efr,,,..,.-,
80 haess 81 Railroad sAst 5f HgsE Issas ,is,st.
s5t pEE fsRE '''1s@
Szo--A h,asv ana lOtia Esst BsysHfoft. NAH.
tEt block : bousa 81 slr r5sHb s57i c5iig@ *
saIai wood she1 & ptte $500 ''' I'
s sl = rus q. = ,, 4 49, ground III al north
537-- lot oIeek IS soath s..t esrasr Of 7,s.s,
West IN Avenue "Rs - tba ta6ts1ms5t i,tz -
FHFate fts'deneaID ths giig-
$50 igt5 Ul,sk aad p eai 20 lI5ot F.t,,,r,
ata'tiou, Heartha femaie college
Tot S. ain tt5,E So 56 81, .....,....,.
5ast q tdEy uP5a ca steet51 a Two ,rs,s 49,,
hoaso aug sto,y trsne hoass carpenter m w.,
slt1a t't9ss 3" rent 81 500 bs sagH1 VIA 6s iii
20 saa-z aos ,tly Isisk house Vi l5t ssal,y Sd
aat. hUe ,ass sI the riysr troa tbis piass ~
s,9--A,s7 -4a oiaaA g. 4sa, thy.ls.lla..a a.p,s
a. saswfraas b.a.s With /. ID tack buii5,g.,..
,ts sfasT q eisth street .at saEIeJ ieat
ss.-As5 tae Fl sa,eat'. % lis south i,anrns ~
aiaIu street. a"Asn tset
5t-, s4u.. .u4 fot "a st.th .n.., vast ,s ,,...
sglrs4 gJgsstSU
81 b, .5..- ,tss.1 a.safg4 a.lo as, .,r.
sss--a tsa's aea 1T tstrssyu asa4y AID s..a .a
elti, aa- 7tst Il 'hs 'iTa
s5t--F." Aiottt...s f,s.st Oa,aa.,s alil....
.s.-L-f a.az.pg 20 nls}y sa4 -4t.aiil. q. f,..v
'5sssf ''' 81 'eSt prs seVe s-'y to'la'
p --e o..ss -ai tes aa ..a,n ssss sa.aas Of r4si
A9s=t T. ass aud tso i5ts "a Easl na7s..psgt ,-..
E-ps Z. ,ests eaissas yass7 aaaae property
$685. tuss sUa iut % sasistis "a Riplsy sts.st
-sts etH sf3hi =ha SECOND stfaf.s Aoass D, Stone,
rooms 81 'vfrs' 'naefa fsHt Of Esa per sanuG4
Ps-,s s-ts
,S - 81 .,=.y ..sa.s a.s 20 afls, t.L
&. VI" ''5t .H a7s4-l u-sth 81 ayA 8, G5ssa .g.lLa
s'sss as lalEtE iaseEs sisssEE .,I ss4 l...t s455
49,. ii sa.s g aams zlzs sa4asa..l s.. 80. .a
$40 @s41s'-s arc f.i-s f-sbS9
81 -a-- d7a.y=f saHsespsa a=i ssaas iss sas. s..
rs. ii "esaz1 A's mise u 90
.'a- a ii sasa 80 same s.zs --s de- s.Fsssa vs.. ..4
IS ..' a'.f 4st = As2 g.4es s-4.y
.,s. -s-z G.r.zrs q ,.s sal.a t4s stst... Did.
-1- So t='-se- ST asstl . L-aa.E asl4 !. 70 ser1. .
sraap# z.sa Rise sl=7aa
SEA- h.ass a-4 -, % .-ss=t b..s-g sal 4ss.
ss Zoe s+@tha "als5 tsf 90 assgsas Fr.gs $50
g. -A 'raas -a,as 50 fszaA4l Cd. Oct. a s4zss
sc as e' 'aaaaa '''st'ea -afesa sst 81 fI..s
a5-as
s.s.sf..e f.s.re t..g.. La T.. s.f.s.. .. -.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-10-23

The Republicans Of Indiana are india-
psnt because of the gross frauds pfsctinee
10 that State by the BUCCANEERS. Tue vote
Of that State they feel has been decided by
lar &c importatlons Of Irish. WIZ the Peo-
ale OF the Uailed States suffer themselves
20 be- governed BY this system Of ffsudi--
We shall sec.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-10-23

The Chicago Tribune says that careful
analysis Of the vote OF Eastern Pennsylys-
MA proves that more tiian $1,000 Fillmore
Know Nothings voted the straight Buchan-
an ticket. Had the Fillmore men Of PeEn-
sylvania voted the Union" ticket, in good
faith, il would have been elected by more
than fifty thousand. And had they voted q
separate ticket Of their own, il would have
succeeded By more than fifteen thousand
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-10-23

SUDDEs DEATH-John Goddard, sn old
nsn, partially blind. left HE home al Dir
pangbu fn's, 10 this town, on last Monday
week ia the afternoon, and nothing was
heard CT him, until last Thursday morning
When his corpse vas discovered about ons
mile from town, on MiH creek. in an sdysn-
eed state u decomposition. /. Is supposed
thai he wandered away in quest Of walnuts,
aud in his partially blind state wss attract
ed 10 the edge Of the tiun. sad Tell ID, csus-
ing instant death. The deceased was En-.
giish by birth, had spent HE esTiy life 10 the
British ssryice.-Maqao; ssaEzg.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-10-23
Eraru tl.s Lstsr.ris flnd.. Laurnsl

responsible gentleman Of this eity ia
prepared to make an AFFIDAVIT that Judge
Hammond, the old-hne candidate for Lieu
tenant Governor, tod him s short time be-
fore the election that six hundred Irish
would be imported into TfPPecanos County
for the purpose Of carrying the election.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-10-23

The following figures are very Suggestive
of reflection. II is to be borne in mind
thai the Free States have aearly twice the
population OF the Slave States, and that the
Slave States are constantly complaining
that they do not ger their share Of the fs
yors of the Government
~. uFsqststl1os al crrIsf F60S rsE FeHAsEIsN q
gHE CONVENIENT 1s 1851.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-10-23

CoAFLIMEsI4RY.--Jhe township n whlch
James Buchanan resides gave majority
against him al The election on Tuesday OF
thirty-three votes. Do Mr.. Cincinnati
Platforms neighbors know him
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-10-23
HENRY W. MDASls1s,



General Agent Commission Auetiea nrokst,
Second 81, between Perry and Rock island ss'
OaycupOrt, Iowa,
WILL make styancas on all ktnds Oh '.tNs ,
- dlss, hltY sell and locate Land Wa rants, aha
atiena Go all kinds OF Real Esiate or money trans
aetions, collecting Hook aud Note Accounts anu
al kinds Of Camnlssinn business
Refers TO the following persons, ny patanissl5h'
Nh hNta Co. hank1rsl th'eaaoi
hakee, lhhis Co.. =
T.llmsaa PossIs @'Issa, bankers, D.senpasti
T Campbell, fsq.,
hewitt G Marshall, banker, Rh.Eshsck, NY,
FL Csraan s. Co, Madison, Via;
Stokes sroiaerss New York City;
John Sgyery'a SoHs, 81 +"
Locke, KetehRS 4 Co..
Clark, Wilson 4 Co.. "
Saith a sheldon, Troy,a Il:
Jamos Wager, Esc .
L, Potter Co,
John auii sa.sei, Peyshkespsts, :, *;
Frsderia. W Davis DO
Reuben Sor.h, DO
Joseph Harris, do
Hon. Ckaries h kuscies,
Hen. Morgas Carpenter,
Edmund Norris. Esd,
Chas. Il. Hnbbell, Esq, oFicsePosi, 1saa'
Chas. Foote, banker, =
G. Augustus Morgan. sanSer, 81 Peal 81
Henry ". MORRIS,
Fofnes#10I gaA@nB erpsle, GE0eerSo &C Sc" sois
DAyerltatl Hrt g 1850 eva
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-10-23
pnEVHILI, & SELLERS.

DzALEEy IN
Drugs, CEs-::.ls, g2intg, Olje, Dye stGts
res.a-s-y, Fancy and Toilet Er,jo4ss,
: : c;r-s. E.--.so- -ac Second So. LG7rE-
pcgI I1vz
~ w - "a q * &c re-
tHTE woeie -o;yec.e-ly tBtor45 a.. citizens VI
w Davenport .=e! vicinity laa; We Lass just
opened 81 the = Z. C5saeT 1aHflzta Ibid Sec. nd
sts., lAe pys' 90 {'s:e 5!oEz of btkttss ever De
tore Offered Rls -tonh West, EuU sgst tnat IS
strict attsUl &a slNtbess aud l5sTr 70 please
20 merit SHARE o. public patronage.
Our stoCA tyEf Isss 10 part OF Drugs, Chem =
Gals, Paints, Dye stnffs, PeTIameFy
and Fancy Articles. All she popular Pat
enI Med cn - 81 rue Gay CONSTANTLY Or hand. Ply
s5iEns' PrescT ll7Hs sud Family Medicines careful
| ly compounded having Connections Ia tue East,
We are warranted Offering our .tpek et preo. a.
low any house in the rtY Ph y-ie!sBs a. eoun-
10y merchants are particularly insilsd 10 e1aInine
Uar - Cck.
| d. 1t AAhsEIiS, q regular graduate ~ die
rbiatsl PEls CsiIssss Of Tselc and Surgery and
iuFusTly fzslts4t puysci. 10 the Philadelphia Hos
pi.Gi, caa be iaaud, hen not professionally engas-
| Cd, al oar stGge hssiens6 h4nhses 81, bstsseG
| ri AID s.. ii. Is 5,
OGL2t-tu s3M
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-10-23

BURIED VERY DER Scott Harrison, the
Do1ghface Tillmoreits who was ia the last
Congress from Ohio, Is politically buried VI"
der Iss)ority Of 6,5ai, Ia 8 District shicA
two yearH since he carried By 5000.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-10-23

The Jefersonville Republican,. one of the
original Fillmore papers u Iadisna, APP
peared on Friday morning With the FIRE.
mont and Dayton banner floating a, its
masthead. The RYEbatcsn gives various
good reasons for the change-the substance
Of which simply is, that il regards the con-
test between Fremont and Buchansn, as
between Freedom and Slavery, the recent
elections having convinced it that there j.
no chance for Mr.. Fillmore, and that the
leaaers Of the Fillmore party IN Indiana
BIZ We been sold to the Buehsniers. We make
the following extracts from the Republican 5
.ecantslien articles
We are now fuzzy satisfied ID our own
mind that the Southern leaders are using
| Buchanan aud his party with The ssowed
| purpose Of dissolviDg this Union. We are
| ISred 90 the eoneinsion, because they tell
a. 40. What then are We TO do in order 10
defeat this clsunion partyi As We said in
fsfmer issue, when The Question assumes
shape that places Fremoat aud Buchansn
| before lhe people ss The representative Of
those principles, our position Is already
| kspan We are for Freedom and Ere,
| mont We boosted the name Of Willard
| Fillmore four months before he was nomins'
| ted, and kept his name al the head Of ouI
| psper in living capitals, until the present is
| ssse, ard would have continued il, bat for The
| disposition mshifested BY the old line Bogu:
| Democracy. Every free msR should theE
,,r,s "a. ,s,ar tns man that N-fat ha the Taasl
likely TO defest Buchanan, The disunionist
and we eoEceiTs that man 10 be Mr Ere
moht.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-10-23
Repository Of Fashion and Taste,

Brady between sth and 5tn Sis
HayISG transferred the Fancy Goods depxrt.
I'll mentto any brother-ia-Is~, mir. A Snydsr, ane
his. friend, Mr.. H. Range, shsll diseel my
whole attention to the
Millinery and Manufacture CT Ladiss' Under
Garments and Gents shirts.
therefore have enlarged my stock IL tEass
branches conSid crafty, ana having jass received
from New York large and choice selection o.
Ere reh Flowers, Piumes, Ribbons Plain and Pau
CT Bonnet. and sll the usual Millinery Goods 10 the
latsst stylef fam aos tn salt every good taste and
fsney at the In osi reasonable terms.
In rendering my best thank 10 the pubic of tG cir
patronage, would solicit the continuance
Respectfully, MADAME LOUIS
Oat2i dim Brady ST., bet Ssh and 5tEr
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-10-23

Is Gltia LAXATIVE so2ic asa
ssiGuiAnt aud is reconGsHdet TO ira pabcs relying
spon Ii Iairiase worth 10 ias II tbs following
complaints all Bilious Dsraugsmsnts Sick Headache
Dyspepsia Hsbitaai cosiv en sss, Chronic Diarrha4,
Caolc, Pain IN the stomach and Bowels, General De-
hiiify, Female weakness, For sale by Druggists
generally, and CEas. 4. Webb, Davenport; also sy
San ford * To-, v, Y. Guy. iMctIs dSziy
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-10-23
From th- L5u..yslls Journal.

PUT THIs AND THAT ToeETHEE
Saturday last, fully three-fourths Of the
l,ishmen at work Oh the Louisville and
Portland Canal were discharged. On Mon
day and Tuesday few ornone OF them could
be found in this city. but the vote Of Floyd
County, Indiana, just opposite here, was in
creased about the number of discharged