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American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1856-08-09

hllUlEby anu C0ulSCl!Or at Law,
PHILLIPPI. BARBOUR COUNTY, VA.
WILL practice in the Circuit and County
" Courts of Barbour and adjoining counties.
-S~~~e>rN~Io->oN~>~
ACADEMYAOF M USIC,
WHEELING, VA.
HIGHER DEPARTMENT. ...
PROF. G. ANTON, PRINCIPAL
PRoF l.. B. EYTI, 49, INsrn,cron
PRIMARY DEPARTMENT. -
MISS A. NJ. ROGERS, Miss 4. DIcKEY.
Charge per quarter of II weeks, for Board,
washing, use ofInstrument and instruc-
ton upon the Melodeon, Piano, Guitar
or Violin, and in Vocal Music, sec, 90
FaN Term Commences Monday
the Est day OF September.
Circulars will be sent tosall who desire farther
information.
Application to be made to Miss A. S. Curtis.
Principal OF the Ladies Department, Wheeling,
Virginia. '...
Cosnocted with the Academy is an Institute
Tor reconstruction Of young Ladies IN the Common
and Higher Branches Of an English Education
me teachers Graduates of the State Normal
Schools OF New York and New England and
httcd by requirements and experience for their
responsible station. The course is 2 very thor
ongh one, embracing Junior English, Middle
English and Senior English Departments. To
pupils who remain one wear in either of those
departments a certificate of scholarship will he
gIvcn,-to those who go through the whole
course OF three years Diplomas will be awarded.
TERMS.
For Board, Washing, and Tuition IN En-
glish, per quarter Of II weeks $40 90
instruction in French and German per or. 90
Terms per Quarter for Day Pupils an the English
Department..
Senior, $500. Middle, 5000 Junior, 5000
Pupils in the English Department who do moi
wish to go through regular cours Sc of Music in
The Academy, but who wish to devote some por-
t"n OF their time to this study, will receive in
strucuon from tho Teachers Of the AcaGomya md
thus VIII enjoy in this branch of study adyanta-'
gcs superior to those afforded in other institu-
ions of the Kind. Those desiring TO become
Students in either Department, should Nuke Ap-
Phcdhon Soon, as the number Of pupils ia limit
; ed until larger buildings can be obtained.
July 26, 1875. 67tf
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1856-08-09
Sore Legs, Sore Breasts, Wounds and Ulcers
E'ftC3 fS3l6g FissuFrs.

These and other distressing complaints car
be cnoctndlIy cured if,hG Ointment be well rub
pea over The parts affected and by otherwise
following the printed directions around each
pot.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-03-08

Al DOMAINE having purchased tho Foundry and
a, Tue LeCnirs Foundry pre- pared 10 do all Kinds
OF House and hil Work upon the shortest notice.
Engines manufactured Ia order. ReparHg done
promptly aud charges moderate. Those Wishing ANY
ID ny ia my hus wst please mynrTGe Win cali
ret 2o-dwu ~. DuNlhLE.
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III NEW ANNA
nN and alter Mendsy, Jan. iith, and until iarlhei
" notice, trains VIII leave Rock island siollews;
ist. Passenger train, Sundays sseepted,at ~ VI
Arrive at Chieagoat eb
2nd. mail Passenger Train,a II ~ ~
Arrive nj Chieaga Z Is Z NJ
I'd. Freight, with I'd elasscars, al y NJ
Arrive al Chicago at 10 10
Trains arrive al mock Island DAILY, SUNDAYS except
ed, ns follows,
Isl Passenger train al 10 NJ
snd do :. al u r "
~ Freight with I'd class cars at 40 NJ
Attrans over this road are IN direct connection al
Chicago with trains both tue Mich "a soh,hern
aud Michigan Central X. X. TO and from Ietroh To
ledo, Cleveland, Columbus, Cincinnati, Pittsburgh,
purkirh, Banaio, Niagara Falls, Albany, New ork
Philadelphia, Baltimore ami Washington. Also n
La Sale with trains OF the Illinois Central Road
nth 10 Galena and south 10 St ianis and Cairo la
WHICH place iiekeis eau be procured Of =. ,. SIf
YENS, Ticket zgt. n. X. Depot RI
Passenger are reminded ofthe necessity oigi,ins
al ,nct directions 10 the destination OF their Tag
gage, also 10 procure tickets before taking their
the cars, the conductors collect fares only
10 stations the line of The Chicago and koek lsan
Railroad. JOHN r. TRACY, supi.
W. h, 0MTnaS, Asst supI.
Rock Island. Jan. Is, fos6.
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DlA Lumber.

LNRod 20o9S 90 $4,000 feet OF Lumber al Dor
j. nan IL Co. cid yard, cor. Scott and Fourth sis ,
one square west ofCo'es Davis Planins Mill near,
~ opposite the Court House. The sn Dscrbefs have
hand ID largest and best assorlneu t OF
steam sawed Pine Lumber to ts foand In This
We Keep constantly on hand dressed aud undrc.sed
Flooring, siding. Fencing, II and inch clear .tIn
Rived and Shaved Shingles, Laih and all other yar..
ties Of Pine Lumber which offer aslow us any 9TH
~ Yard 10 tins ciiy.
n0yI-d.u ! FOSTER a. co
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4 J Tue Fock IsIahd sAW MIL, near he E,,al
~ Yard The undersigned would inform the inhab
lahss vi Rock leland and surro Esdiag country thai
they have nov on hand ID conslaaiIy maDufaetu
ring all kinds 81 Building and Framing Lumber, Fen
Gag. Latbs aud
BROOM HANDLES
Cat ana tes'e orders which will be promptly aieu.
ded TO. MEAD. SMITH d. MARSH
Rock Island, N5y i5-dwtf
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Kes,sOral.
WILSON e. HARLEY

III AYR removed their Grocer, s,.rs 70 \. f,
Ii el.ire's new building, door. b.io. Il. l =
onlss where The! have greatly enlarged lh,i, NJ,
Inr! would retafn their customers theIt NJ.
thanks Ter the liberal patronage brs,o .,d a, ~
aud respectfully solieita continuance Of Ia ~ "''
tl.,snpasi, Nov -. '55.dAwtf
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Rork falanO.
NJ. B. OSBORN d. CO.
LAND, STOCK ARD INSURANCE BROKERS,

LAND, 5TUCN AND INSURANCE BKUKEHS,
Rock Island, Ill
Attend 10 the payment taxes and all other matters
Connected with Land agency Ia all parts OF Illinois
and Iowa. oAcs on Orleans street, near tuDrl
House.
Cheap Lands.
y w or Sec q town 80 range l W leo acres
situated IN Cedar county. Also
n 5 w ar sec ~ town 20 range 4Ee0 :"
$ INK ar see % townSOS 4Es0
L sW qrsee son 4EsO
81 y v u sec 30 s0S +Eso
W sE Or see34 rgS p" aks1
Ia scott county, offered for tniriy days al grea,
bargains BY their uw Iers WHO dets 10 sell
Apply TO n. h. OSBORN d co, Land A Il.
.EE Rock Island, Illinois.
Wehaye also some City ard Country propert, In
Rock Island county @hibh are offered very cheap.
Ian 20 h--Nu
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rT,iIR subscriber hss opened q s "a. s,s
n,ESZ j on BRADY street In the eal'a'1 H. "a a.
an auction house, ana taxes this ms,A NJ
ofnotifi lug the public that he ~ prepared 70
meals 81 ali hours oi The day. ,ht,si,k,
the week or day. so - 49,. al5
OYSTERS, fresh from baltimore, si~s''
baud aud will be served up 10 order ,.a s,,b.
aug N, TT % "
Dec. 80, du
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New Arrangement.
E0R
Important d Passengers gosfag Fast
JOLIET mITT OFF.

NIIHIUAN CENTKAL KAILKUAU
gTWO daily trains leave Joliet except Sundays
II connecting At Lake station with the Michigan
Central r. h Tor Detroit, and thence with The Great
Western canada Railway Tor Niagara Falls, Buffalo,
Albsny, New York, Boston, Pnliadciphia, Montreal,
&c,
TRAINS LEAVE JOLIET:
SEA NJ, liShining FL press arryKs ST Detroit at
p. Al. hmgara Falls 4, 81 hexi kufnng and n. York
9P Nj. or Boston atis vt ulght, arrive at fhspei
pha via Fimks at 10 r. NJ. Also connects al Detroit
with steamers Tor Cleveland. and thence with morn
ing trans 10 all points in OHIO and pennrl wanna.
eIeP. NJ .kspresscshnecs,n ne II morning III DetroA
With aofth Shore line OF sssantxfs through without
lar ding arriving al BunAip al $50 A. ". connecting
with ksIress train 10 New YORK ana boston. A $50
eoane5s with tlI. morning Tram the Canada Rail
way arriving al Nagara Falls aiG, p NJ.
Through tickets be pure Ut the tGkeG office
Of the eefnpahy nj Joliet, allowing passehgeFsto lay
over aud trsame their eats ~ pleasure,
Juis 3Isl 81 di, \. hlCk su.l.
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PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
lA

1
The great Fentrai Ronir. coHnectng the Al aat4o
ciiies with the Western, North~eslern, sns Seuth.
western States, by cen lnaous kaitS direct Tails
road also connects al Pittsburgh With daily lile OF
teamers 10 an psrts ON the North western Lakes;
king tie most direct deepest and rsi.aE ~
which Freight can be forwarded TO and from the
Great West.
Rates between Philadelphia and pittsburs,
ftrsi lass boots ,Shu-s, Dry, ca 4 ian 4.
Goods ~ boxes Furs, Feathers, Ac.j w ~"
second class. .. Books & Station
cry, br, Geed- lin balesj Drags aud - n,,..
Medicines. Hardware, Leather, Wool 90 ''"h
Third Giass.--Anrll.. gaggInza
tiaeoB, Pork In buik Cast Steel Csc y geo .
sole LeAILeF On bundles Ochrr, &e.N
Fourth l'tnsS. ..tofee, Fish ,ba
roh& Park tlsek ed tardst Lard Oii, soc y lOo n
hemp. lrOH, lead, nails, soda ash, Ae.)
fLUtR-sl per barrel until further notice.
GRAiN~-5e els. per 100 . nnuI further notice
LoiioN-ss per bale, not exceeding ssh ihs,
uI'in shipping Goods from any point east of Phi
aieIphs, be particular ~ mark packages fsHx
syfsaaia Railroad All goods eousig ned 10 Tho u
gents for this Road al Phi ade phIs Pshury, VIII
lie forwarded without detention.
FRgssHr Aossrs Harris, Wormly * Co. Mem
phs, Tenn, H. =. Sass Co., st. Louis, J. y. Mitch
ell a Son, Evansville, I1d; itumcssii, Bell & Bur
dock, and Carter Jeweil, Louisville, kytR., AisI
: Co, CIneinna,i; n ". Grahan. & Co. zass,, N.
o.; Leech & Co, = kii6s e. Boston; l.eech . 60.
AstDr House, n. YORK; William ST. and Batter
graw IL kooI,, Baiumor-i Geo. C. Froneiscus, Ptu
burg.
q: II. HOUSTON, 6.asrai FrsisAi Ag,st, Pad.
II. }. LONRAER1. SsPf. 4It.ssa, Pa.
peDnsyIyania Railroad.
Three Daily Through Tralns between Philad-iphs
aud Prtsburgh.-IHE MORNING MAIL TRAIN
leaves Philadsl phia FOR rittsbargaI - A. NJ , and
Pasbargh lsr Philadelphia att A. NJ The fa.t line
leaves philndeiphiaatir. NJ. aud Pusburgfor Phil.
sdeipbia Ut r. NJ THE NIGHT kSPkkss train
leaves fhilAd-lphs for Pittsburgh at n z NJ. and
Pittsburgh for Philadelphia at II J.. NJ.
The above lines connect Al Pittsburgh with the
Railroads 10 and from ST. Louis, Mo, Alton, Gaeua
and Chicago, Ill. Frankfort Lexington aud Louis
Vile, Ky; Terre hante, Dayton, Springfield, Belle.
foBiius. sandusky, Toledo, Cleveland, Columbus,
Zaaes,ilie, Masslon and Wooster, UhIo; also, Win
the ste am packet boats from and 10 New Orleans
ST. Louis. Louisville and Cincinnati.
Through tickets can be had To from either OF ths
above places.
For further particulars see handbilis at the differ
ent starting points, Passengers from the West viii
nnd this the sheres ard most eapediiou- route To
Philadelphia, Baltimore, New York or Bo.lon.
THOS. MOORE, Agent, Passenger Lines, Phtla.
J. aEskIMkS, Agent Pas sengcr Lines. Pits
phila. Nov Cd 's5 dly
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9f,ptlrp, Nf.

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NOW OPENED
"A Large stock: of
Fine Matches, Jewelry and
Fancy GooCaS,
BILLIONS OLD STAND.
No. 8 Le Claire Row
10 which tue sitentloh OF the
PUBLIC
IS pa rticuariy invited.
An open Field and Fair Play.
IMMENSE STOCK OF
WATCHES AND JEWElRN
Al HouSEL'S, No, : LIE CLAIRE RoN
7 HAVE Just returned from New Nete wnh We
lsryesl and brst stock OF hne Matches aha Jsheit,
ever before aEcfed in this market. nave sola
Watches geo $50 10 S.25. Silver do from - 10 Sbu.
Gold Cha ms from s. Ia $50. Rings frs M ~" ous 10
S5u,Ue. Breast Pms from Slto 500.
waald cal particular attention 10 my aioeA y. "a
dirs' Watches, which embraces full variety oitia,
Hunting aud Enameled cases, aud ! ihtGA ear san
the most isstdons.
In short, my whole stock al CLOCKS, y atehest Jew
elry Sli, and Plated ware iall and CON peie ahd
much larger thaA has ever been tFougRt a. tis mar
ket and ~ills.il wholesale or retail at rfiees lhai
will defy allcompeiiton
Repairing done rs nsua al sAoriboiiee
Nov. !Jth.isi.
Table Cutlery by Express
INRoM The Mandatory al Conway, Massachusetts.
Il Jy6 llolSkL'S,
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fkUITs, &C.

\ FhEsh LOT of Lemons, oranges, sul., f.si.
81, Just received By ''I''
Dee ssd't A. II. HElDkAhElAEs
N. II, HkIDENHEIMEK-
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-. n
Hmm Rr16R fOCk
~ nr 81.
m, nS nAx.
r -
IA
RnrrOWH a PRELIMINARY
MT - CRnDH
WK.s.no. sssei,ins and prepared 70 s.a.s.l Que
sl...ss.s... s.,ess brought tails na't'''soA'''
~ noo
STA hoods asams brosae saa nAy s.a'e saA"''
.sss; sna sliss an l.issaaa s..e.
mUESS InnnS
DAeNSo
,.'..'.'s;;:,:s II a..s
DOMESTIC GOODS,
ilArxe a.sor.men, vi Geaisi taa.ss AND misses
seets, sAess ana knnosrs.
k..as,H.d. clothing
--ALso:--
oroeariss, Salt. croekery, Hardware,
.aiinfssts morrwenersi variety II Goodsis astto
be found in any Store sioithe Mississippi
assre determined. sell Goods =. Inc lowest. ash
IL: $:::: i $5:
/, sa.lnessaud making ourselves asefai,o,he farm-
4 ny COMMUNITY We hope TO inertia continuance oithe
paae ofihs Farmer 81; 81 p risnJs: pprrryNt.>
davenport .oe. es.h, isss-dw-tl
"A select AMI General Assortment of
<yI /s.x,~S.,
SNSUR UOOsSs
NIX subscriber hssisx received Nm stoeh %
The various articles he usually has Tor respe,s
fatty invites the attention OF Customers 10 The
ris stock consists of ,,.,,.,,
t,sy GOODS, BOOTS AND sHOhs, hAKDN Ahh,
SCHOOL BoohS AND siAitoNbkh,
GROCERIES. QlkEAsN
GLASS, PITY Naih>i
DRUGS NM
MEDICINES
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UNITED STATES
Express Company.
CAPITAL 100000 DOLLARS .

ai t.tfc Special Ausntion 10 The Trah.nis,aniso oil
Coin, Bank note,. Goods aud Packages and The
Collection sf Notes Drafts and Accounts.
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TIE UNITED SfATES KAPKLSA COMPANY,
Connects With the Anne rican l. xpfess Coinpsin al
Buffalo, Cleveland a thicag0,

WELL's FARGO s. Co.'S. CALIFORNIA AM
EUROPEAN EXPRESS,
III r BE particular and order Goods ''B, the United
States fspres-fompny
GENERAL OFFlt Esq broaaans, View York
Corner at Ne.tSeneca and Pearl SIS BunaIu- \. \.
HULL, ALLEN q 90, AoI's
Jal ~ Front 81, paVrnnorI. Iowa
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i1ariftp..
Y. S. WEBB& co.
Wholesale aud Retail Dealers in
China. Glass AND QueeRSware

~ HE nnds ignea would again call the atten,ion
their friends and 1T The country desiorr gene
rally 10 their very large and we'll selected stoek Of
rood. In their iinr " hioh they now have IN Store
ThrIrstock eonsl ISIS nf all The Varieties VI
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LIE CLAIRE FOUNDRY.

STEAM INDICATORS & WATER oUAGEs
NOR sale Al Eagle Works, Chicago.
II Oar is.dwu =. W. CITES & co.
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uo,.ss aud lots For Sale.

Houses and Lots For Bale
NUMBER OP HOu Sis, LOTS and safan ~
IA pleasantly situnted In d'heleh, paiA
Tor sal. np ian cradle terms, 5rp'ii,,o vr.Nfs
Oct III -dtI IeL''. . - -
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tf ANp sE1WxAN
MN YORK, BUFFALO, BUNklRk ,GLkkKLaSl
Chicago, - Louis, kock Island. and in
tcrIuediate cities and towns
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Improved Little Giant Corn and Cob FaaaA
ton Mill--Price reduced.

ton Mill--Price reduced.
TIE subscriber has purchased exclusive T.,
] ,erritnry Tor sale IN the Wrst OF the tooss.eI
DRAFTED Mills, and 10 prepared " inrnlsL lhsh "A.
time. either whole sale or retail, guarantees :" '"
most positive manner, N. ,,,t cisutr
Ii Is now than year since the la.ue ,aas II
was Introduced 10 the public. dufipg WHICH s
has been constantly growing in The popua aa,sntsa
The i'm prov emenis <sceni!s enef tsu ana r,~s I,l
makes IL The most perfect machine ssss ..ssy ioi
gene raj ilrm use. IL - furnished complies 'oss
attaching team, and weighs as follows. no. Twsai,
No. ease; No.3, 400; No. :, 500 Poa,hus, n..Ls.
minutes are suficient set one up, wlih'a. ,s 5,
icai aid and when once adjusted, II can WIZ .st
entrusted 10 boy. Full direeiiohsaee""PA"
mill 81 81
MOL ,sa5, & will grind son mehipeth "u,
aap lH..t - 4.
3, ssh, Is" Z" {. .
- Z, SGT, . 20"
IL AMEsB. CHADWICK,
w., Lo,us' '''' 81. Louis, NO
For sale by Messrs. DALzELL q shu a,,, Ss% IS
Davenport, a, above prices, adding freight '''"
Louis a+H '
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ray, 10 their very large and well selected si"tk Oh
goods In their iinr, which they now have IN Store
fheirstock consists af all the varieties VI
Gold brand Chiua White Granite Ware,
White Dc 10 do Toilet SETS
En,iish do do do Dinner Dc
China Tea Settai dlass Jars,
10 Dinner 40 10 Tumbers;
do Tele tetc 10 DO Lrmls;
ID Vases; do Preserve Hshcs
do Colleagues; do Molnsses ears
do FrlifBasSeis; DO Lanterns;
do Card do do Globes
do Toys, etc; 10 GobltIs,
grt,ania "a 'pols: Plated Spoons;
do Golfer pol. DO FORKS
ia Spoons do Knives,
DO lamps, Go 1astsfs.
do CASTOR, Rockingham Ware.
Stone Ware.
Also, Clocks OF all kin lis, worth from 80 To say
20 each earh They sOaid hkewiss cati attsntioh 10
their eaiehgiye assortment OF lUDklAG GLASSkS
OF which The, have larger qnnntl. than has ever
before been offered in this l4te, selling from cont
10 3 1850 each
laey have on hand large lot Of assorted crates,
put up expressly for the countr. trade Packing iore
ia the best manner, by superior workmen
4. ~ WEBB y 60,
decIdtI No. Lie clsrs HOW.
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PINIeupD BRASS WORK

Ii. kinds. VI .dcet1, Try. C0cks, Steam Wits.
"A lies, OH e, alobe Waves, 'Sc.,--al Eagle
works, Chicago,
lice l5-dwu W. GATES co.
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9lspranff.
CHARTER OAK
I.iFE INSURANCE COMPANY.
HartE0 I'd, Conn.


LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY.
Hartford, Conn.
INCORPORATED " rax STATE o. CoSSscrIeGr
$500 900 CAPITAL.
wtrH 1Aasx Asp INCREASING sUxrIvs RxcxIes.
securely invested under The ~, elton and approya
vi the Comptroller OF Public Aeeounts
LIS Insurance is truly saving, Bank for the
l. Widow and iae Orphan,
Tae rich sad The poor may await themselves OF ais
benefits. No man Is too poor 10 insare HE Family
from want ailer his death.
A person thirty years 81 age by saving fve cents
day, can secnre One Thousand noiiarsfor his Fam
il, at his death.
Husbands and Fathers, VII, do you delay securing
competence 10 Jour families amer your death
foansA Zen are .oa DESTROYS Of getting ereiiif
Insure your lives.
Soang Men have yoa made prov sion lar Your de-
eIIning years. ir not Insure your lives!
Creditors, Why hazard The loss ofa tvb. 10y deaths
lnsafe u e ilie of your debtor.
To aii-iia,e you made sash provision Tor those
near and Gear 10 YOU, a. soa would wish You had
done, were sou 10 die, THIS Mighty II You lave mol,
pfosrssliaais No ioager, life IS uncertain
Pamphlets explanatory fnruished ny Agents ,yrals
OFFICERS AMI DIRECTORS;
JaMksC. wALKLkY, President.
ELIAS GILL, Secretary.
lno L. Buuee, Prest, h. d Dtcserna an, 81. ACT.
Alfred GIL, Daniel Philips.
tohn l.. Bance Roswell BlodgeI.
John A. bltieF, Z. ID. niekerman,
Moan wheaton, Sam0ci OH.
Nelson iiatlissct James e.. Nalkiey,
). Is. Reresf9fd, ~, n. Consulting Thy stefan.
JOHN NJ. ADLtK, VI. ~, Medical ENauliner.
Applications received ~ HhShf ShAfMA.
hkh, Asatt, baN export. dee - iii
Insurance.
FIRE, INLAND AND LIFE.
ETNA,
INSURANCE COMPANY, HARTFORD,
Chartered 1919.
CASH CAPITAL, ssev,oau
HOME
1 INSURANCE co. or TIN cry
Or NEW YORk;
! Cash capital $500 900.
NORTH WESTERN
i Ipasrance Co. Of the State
uF NEM lORh.
| Connecticut Mutual Life lnA = rance
Co, OF Hartford, c..
! ACQUIRED CAPITAL, l,9OO, 900
! OFFICE, UA WEST siDk OF
~. -.
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To Rent, For sale On Time, Oh
Trade For LAn6

/ no STONY FRAME BUILDING. containing
"a store rooins, Nth good eeilars under the "a.
80 dwellings,, coed well, on Fourth A. opposite th.
market house Enbuire q. MessYA EaHs.ust & A.
sssTs Grocery s,ore On Frodt ST.
deeIi.dn Dn. IGkATIus LANCER.
Der Denskrsi eops and chg .ads.
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Great Excitement in the Fruit Trade.
TIE undersigaed are prepared 10 sell Apples and
other fruits the lowest ngures, and deliver free
"f charge Families wishing nice fruit for ~illefuse
are tasitxd TO ekii anai leave their ordeu.
Sept l2-dt HULL PAhIbH.
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LUMBER! LUMBER!

BURNELL, GILLET & co.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-03-08

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The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1856-02-15

New FEMININE AccoMPLIsHMEgT.-Th
women in California are n shade faster than
in many other parts Of this country. A late
number of the Sacramento Journal gives an
account of lady in that city, who, on the
spur of a moment, bet double eagle with a
gentleman boarder at n first class hotel that
she would take little from each dish on the
dinner table, seasoned with portion of ev-
ery condinent, and devour the whole: and in
addition she would take as drink to wash
it down, little quantity of all the liquors in
the bar. She did it, and won the bet. Hav.
lngconiidence in her capacity, she afterwards
offered to bet like amount that she would
drink the nlan-her betting pponent-drunk
before nightiall, but he, having had test of
her powers politely declined. We hope they
don't make them all so in California.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1856-02-15

NINTERISG Cows.-At II recent farmers
Club meeting in New York, member made
the following suggestions in reference to the
wintering of cows: ........
"lf were to have cows wintercd lust to
my liking, they should be fed on cornstaks,
and if profit were consulted these, BY ali.
means, should be run through stalk cutter.
This, in my estimation, is saving of at
least onc.fourth their value. NV method of
feeding is to give each animal n bushel bas-
ket ful of chopped stalks; they will not eat
them clean but to save all, | throw what
they leave in the managers to my colts who
soon dispose of them, and without remain.
der. Those cows which are in milk, are fed
n slop of buckwheat bran, night and morning;
those not yet come in are given two or three
ears of corn at cash feeding, until they be.
gin to spring bag, when they are fed once a
day, the same rs the cows which are MIXED.
In this way cows may be Eept IN 4 thriving
condition, and believe greater Weld Of
milk and butter can be obtained than from
any other mode of feeding
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1856-02-15

How CRAMrToN LooKs.-Among the many
foreign celebrities here, none cuts Il greater
dash than Champion, the British Minister
or course he is seldom seen except in the
street, when he gives his ensigns of royalty
an airing. His equipage is distinguished from
all others by its extreme briliancy. Every
fair day he takes his open baroucle, pair of
spanking greys, mounts the drivers seat,
holds the ribbons himself, and drives furiously
round the broad avenues; mis- footman, dap.
per little gentleman, with blue cape coat
and cockney hat, sitting in the cushioned seat
behind. Champion is six feet high, straight
as gun, grey hair, and rotund like every
other bect.eatlng glshman.-W Washington
Correspondence Cleretand Piaindealer.