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The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-10-21

A IAHaF AMI COMPLETE STOCK oE
FRNSH fiRSl CHOP
Satsns R1EsEE.a
Al WHOLESALE
la Tx sdEsa libSTs AaSu A0N o. hand sud ais
p.sSsff3 daily Taosiytpg from The East gnd south 81
%4K No. ) Er0st street, ana AtGyee,
burrows New III ck,t HatgHFSff, tsEa,
Groceries, EAits, Glass 6Ait, WotdsnwaIa,
PROVISIONS, sc
which a4 offer u Tue tr 10 al Whole sale eattas ely
To RdI II Merchants Hotai.keH peFs and others 81
tka interior afthJ State snd Nebraska ehp purchase
al Nh3lusafs WH 1--WE the assurance that viii ull
tsiT ord z, s4 aaid ora nts ~ Chicago aud 81 Duis
pEc6st Taa-E gftatluu added.
Merchants ttEgsaIs and Hotel Esulsgs 10lns busl
4ass aH The a AGAR the tins OF the Mississippi &
Missouri k&itr1sj-ioHg cts ~ farther Vest wall
aui II e EAetF interest 10 mate tai purchases - as
aud b shipping iheIf goods by tho III N Il
save ia miias bAalps by teams nom any other fotat
the river. Our talihsius Of the nfsE eiEss aud
bHt give can iaab through sur stact, sad learn
1ut Prices ANA terms We shAl receive literal
sEare ii y8dr patronage NAilu IL shalt be orr aim
oy furnishing htslfste goods NJ favorable prices and
fstg dealing o. meut aat receive.
Storage, forWardiagS Commission
pttIs branch - TO tfEia II are pre- sfgd & 80
tAgge amount ut Bustusss Merchants ahA 1thsfs
making eohsiguH sHts % as Hopsa, may rest Hssuf
- uftuo utmost ndatty on psrs - Their iRtrt.
Ests and that their garments shalt receive pTomE
attention N saias and rGtufns
y. sst,staetdfy r-fUfrrgs given tH all cases
add with pfeaaafv
AAY adwst Ryan q MCCAIN,
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prp GOODS.
IMMENSE ATTRACTION.
NEW GOODS

AetOpOssssH SfVsS
Corner OF Rock Island and Second Streets,
DAVENPORT, IOWA
ST TTON Il co
Have within Tho pa.t few days received slstSe and
elegant stock OF
sTApLE AND FANCY pRy Goups,
suitable I0F the pt sent and approaching sea iona
which they prepared 10 exhibit and 60 which
they bee leave a. calf the attention OF their eusta
moTs and the public generally. Our stock OF Dress
Goods feel sure will compare fayorsbly with any
ever brought 10 Western city, both ssio styiea and
prises. Among these are 10 be found
ALL WOOL nkLAiNtE. SUPERB Styles
snpeIh Black silks,
Rieh A0rio Anuqaes
Elegant Striped and
Plain silks, MeriaO pls.ds
NsleneieaAes Plaid
Halt WOOL do hcsuuidi
pate sns q Rich Striped
aaa Flsii Lustres, French
Menn0es, PaEiIaattss, Plain
h9lAiaas, &c, Se SC
We have also Alafge and desirable stock al
Hleached aud Brown ShlrtingssAi
sheelinRs eni Irish Lnens
Plsia, Fancy, Bleach
cd ana Brown
Table Linens, gtssE
aui Diaper ISwsiing, Cam.
htle, Jaeonet, Swiss and Book Musiia,
RmhtniieTlss, lacss Gloves, Hosiery Dress
Trimmings, bonnet Ribbons Rsiunss, etc.
We would invite ssPsSisi attention 70 our maghih-
esHtstock of
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-10-21

g1sat Medicines

1lhAE MEDICINES
just FFCEIEEB,
Gross af Hh0-es favsrEEasg sgfss
Smiths Tonic
"a 8aE. o. ~. Denotes fever sEt sEIs s4tsTmi
Tar Eg ragtel lee rBre ~ tf4T hours 1u external p
= 80 ~ CT. WEBB.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-10-21

INFO" soH a
IhAaEtat af gsat Esrsss tzsl o. asli ATTENTION 10
trsE .n.gnt't SIMMER 81 atdg.as Jast arriving all
New, Fresh aud Ch6ap
A-ts Pr. t5h F. ted. 'a.s .eo.s b. teso
D. supsi'ys t5g s., gats isAs n ~ ). seii u sivs
sssttS s,,atr fJzs..St,. ,.,sa5.., s @Aa
I.sf We saaii invite ths hssfs 81 F4REi,s. 80 ~,
LAiy sasl8sra rsf ialfg b aa sKaulGa 8i auF ygit
shoi-s Tsss .Hses susaFs sflrss g. Atsa = an
Frult, sosa 0s.oi aaa frsssrssa Jsi-: as Jams Ap
p4s feAsbia tans FH4nas Haissns entrants. CttsUBs
otaht7 t~ea-s tsFl.asf 'thss bat1s rus sad Ians
~ -. 5stsvsTst Use vac ha~a
Jane J401R REAvEE. Jk.. 900
------------
( f1t 70 80 hasss'2. LasaAro, JSft aaraestbo
tsnlnr.
sue k-~gl hnts "hit= aAi stlss Iraard saEafs
G.bfatsHH A"h=H a. u q - crushed FShdNfrl and
gsrs are zn Giiaa a.sI q. AMY.
Nss 81 An-.Fl Aests tstE thests ~ EgEs. ADD
,adtla t hi! -aa- sad doscuI tons at tate tmp8dA-
UGUs aptrtet -1rse =tiAs a.she-t aud EGtsg grades
~ the fsietfaty3 "Slafauu" asst Pug slogy'.
ef2~tns. Those ofs1aUna aia@A lRasase decidedly
hHs aud ..sisas .agFE sg ever cfoassdthe Ms,is-
aaoaas, a7osaouts, u,,4pevdsss, Inpsr.i. aai
soaaE hE'aEs, 'st s'ra5tpf Ia fragrance aud make,
L" ne s5i-'-1.s ~ SO oeAh1 Vest Astney we're
e"isSte1 ''"e.t4ltf t"f faht' ~ Aaa are less H.
price T'4a "itA @9"aAoaAa invite ef@aInaFioa and
KAIals. ~ E.,s. l.lra. ant gr.Fr,.-. ALA.
sa.tnela FasziaH.
FLtA.- = 81. u.s. "'-.t g+1 "Hlitt,a5
me- g,,., @ . '''s am
-JAFg .P,E.. ,t,li. 5uagln. ..f,.-t. 49,,
baa..sl ti4.... 49, H.. t.g.tas. IN /. iar ..,t
rs Of Eess'l- @Hs'a, R4aau En4 ,pil4t, Wooden
~a1~ *s' ND "t7 H' h@t' 3 % AA4aegy o. Whit
FL -'..'. .''' Is .s..- q. h-.-' I+4 - t"tHrs
J. 'Is' '.'' - ,-. $3.50 81 ''' '''7f
'"e"F $3.50. Nat'""t AA1 ~ sa1ssi%. Zion
.-.... 'aa'h IA ~, j. . & o.,
'- ''A"E@t - -''4F
.,
n k'At AtiR
......- t'1 80
/ -. -'~'+ ~. - - so "bfAitt H's"'
- 80 '',.'. I'D '''-s 2''' '"."si'-' .'~A'@'
d o. IL a.salys- Fray H..asra. m Q gIst.bai
lsa' go -..rea-oa l. ,al Ja,a cote Rain go,
,,g au,t i,s.ga. l,. ,l,. G,.ai i...s
-At# D.
k4fELfsa- .H4.H r.. oil.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-10-21

HAf-s - ~ rL-trt . AcSgs
have It4s i8T 4pgea by Railroad = my piaos Aela
Bas Grove, Lee ts ILL., gHs u ClsEEs Patent Portable
Touring Mills pa hsssI d Ar. D. cRiEsicE Chica
which Lave seen running While ia hii possnssi0H
sd say without hastt4gh BriieTe Il 70 bs TIE
u Hil HaHuIsturea u ths pDTtabs Kind both tuT
aEsnisICs and performing tia 1yIk 10 god CIDER And
lgther alter having Investigated sLieCt
y c8s1enAblr rtauts have LsgirsTiah saylng
stsr snail stossa 20 IaTgs lie IL gen
orally Of lively .taTs sHi sss Uati4I sztisasfsu t.
a. baEara Johnson @HALET.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-10-21

fA+E go , VIZ
Which is sef H4slsdgsd T. he be5t InAchias Iof
hFsshipg, ssPAfstBs ana s!e sizing grain no la
our uaae hines got EI tAr test material and
~ sNpnTlseeei work nFH. HstiaE beG4 Ia Tie Dusi.
bess faf ias tA8s q YeNfs aIsEt safely saY that
~, get ap e. E1atE Ihtastiug Machine ~ any OtA-
vios.abiishu meat la To talErd sAAtea. also
afaotGfa and four horse Pc ser. aGd Ihft sheEs
jnU HygE, lion FinshiBg bte iGEs 81 the shortest
Gguce Orders - ilAit % telegraph promptly GIL
tisHi letters ut iaqalry CAssTfltiy aas~sTea,
Iay eH Is0u JuAs 81 IN lau ttemseral eOuyI
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IrnEER - Il sMkeIre


q zFg sr,tser EaR rsEE4stl - & Re =
I C~pper rssE, rIuE1 E-2gs Efec1sR - E.ss : 2 e.
rftdshaag b4a-GsEg 81 -ytGy N5z@s-g -17 -2ae-s+a
gss,a gnset E,sse5 Laa1 17s lfat See = 81
yaf Bs1h.Ag Tee F1-# sc zs+ s t-sE s-zt- = = -
sta-s 81 the L-@llrsEs So -E}tteFss shetts-"1'b'
55ss. .ff
j55sss Gau.g I'D - u.sAs eager y
g-r,a- rgvrEpye4 CD zFa4 CcYptEsle Aeaz *#ss'F
at n.l 80 = $3.50 T. il. 4ltT.
s.-se ssg suEE AS &c
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a. ID H. II PE.v.S


I NUMBER u desirable tot, los residence On
Brady, Main nj Harrison streets, - is4ss Tor
taa term u IL ycafs. APpig h.
". u. &. GURLEI,
ONE On aa,a nsiHaeA fnpat aud second IL.
aug 10 DIFF
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Gbifago.
W. Esl TCHIN GS.
ISL Randolph stxess, Chicago, Illinois.
kich and Elegant Euruitnre.

w. IL T. u ~ II n u -.
isi Randolph street., Chicago, Illinois.
Rich and Elegant Farniturc.
IVA aaae rsssned weuta respectfully announce 10
tae citizens Of che Nesi, thKs he has opened
tare, md ali other kinds saeaas larsry, niniasAai
Chamber salts OF Rosewood, Mahogany Oak And
Walnut, AL at Witch have been msae Ia his own
rsaBuiaotefs ia Aos York CIV, sad materials all
Steamed mud hita~aFted and Narrated al every
TesPesl. e4ah 10 any Iasae thls eaantl 81 hnfsps
Aisa. faA sSs0ftmsat 81 fuslewssad
Grovesteents celebrated Pianos,
which have tskep the tsotdMsdsl al every As~ NotS
kAAihticn taF the niae years. aad over all eth
ef competitor, - the late crystal Palace IN New
Work cav.
All orders y ~ he saksH a. "a ~ iram tAe la.
French sses. sad soia ia NkicaXo st the same
pt8oes 81 sntd tsr il Aes York city. Alsa, full
ssrt1,tai ei tAe New Patent SPRING BED, the mest
lax let's aud eeoaSaicAl kea made, aud waT7
Fsaied, fully Price siO,ea. the sitenilan OF tie
Pebile - also invAed 70 The rateGt Mesquite Bar,
Asss aaad salste tsiRg ever raadei perfectly pos'
lathe, 81 tae feaaSai pr.ce Ut o. 60 Aplete.
w, dUgCHlSGS, Manufactured sad Importer,
4ais2S dasn iSl saadaiph street, CAlSaAss III
wIDAAYER q wENzEL,
fIRNIgt " aREHOOA>,
No. 4ss Lake 81, Chicago, MS,
Wholesale and Retail Dealers IN eseEy Kind of Rlsh
Rosewood, Mahogany. Slack Walnut
aaa otd.RArs tar,hares 1lsiFs, Looking GLASSES
Mattresses, az, comp flsiAs the .snsssl aRd Richest
assortment "a Chicago. Ais1,
Mahogany ana Rosewood Plank, Vslesss
II al 6jAis aad elher GbiHet Makers ana lphei-
sts FsEs mataTtstss Ogt pucSs eul be found shs
lee set 10 ChiSagas aug ~ ass,
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~ lulfEEfa sap-'i9r att4-4e 5-s. t.-sl DE- as
ari1- MAJ AAEEA 4 SEE.EEE.EF
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l. A A II A Il 4 " r.,
aies Ia Atkiasoa's block, Second sta set. hgtsteh
Main aHd Brady
I1lAtKEs large beautiful itWbefi 70 a,iias nom
III L paysapofi, price $50 psf scEe. VAL DC iiytt
cd 70 sftt purchase =
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LJ4Y-4s tLaII Ws4H1I
nR. AYERS 1Eefry PsaEgTaI,
Dr. FpEerE i4YEYwDTt, zEt lAF,
Or. JoEusou's CanbeigB EalsaIB- Fir,
Fasis az sy BE- .iaTs4Iaby
os.z5 CT. WEBB.
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NEW PLATFORM

EUuHW 70 EuPtINtdb AT UIHrFE "
4 yrfAhrispu stib Nhi, Ills 4nlluaau o. any aIhsl
fiafisIB ts HsttIHss FhEEh Nu Interfere sEti,
name Fllttses IL ia composed U .uldgY hard pauks
and t4Elltfs upon ht,h ikr a4st set4yas b1Tsr
stand psiis4tty matter sfsthrT he he w1lls
baTl-, hDlay hvtss a mate II O3nstIuetei Is
Aisek at TIE HAIR al tigs Aet u1y Ia El. bat
tl4 the Of HuusT4uz Girnds sna a.
JsI-rts vAu H1s tive Ana Without sighting 90
isT ID. II tft.yrt4es 4B fyf aGt Hni
~E-A tAgy srt thcIe IT." iIbH' generally urttad
g. g,l aud Examine NJ unlY Jisr ptstfn goods
anu Tges fUT Iatff tttntlt sHf gs3s
90 iY hAs tl4v EaIlIsA4 nIeteTt ~ tie ChssGa.t
us.i s.lat.tzlatiHs ga tle ttlF tseBaF in tilN
-u. ~ VA MuG4MMUN
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MASSlLON MACHINE
-EXANs


If AS-tlt's taFEak hh SEPARATOR, Ittesh-
VI Tug Aa=hfs.rs 4.d bsuis's tnaaTai Horse Power
tashutactufea EE t4ar- + \sbtfsaa, Davenport
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julius Lytance,

l. A " II 4 u EL T.,
attes ia AtkIRsoa's block, second stTSat. hgtsteb
Main aud Brady
IJIAtkks large besutiidi iiweef, - ailas item
IL L paPsapoh, price So pef acre VAL DC iNld
ed 70 salt purchases
Improved Farms
at0acEas hlshly improyed farm miias isnm nAs
enpart 2nU actesin cludSstiehI COED board fence
With 0ssgs oraagel house stable, etc
beautiful iasm "a u.iles ffom pa.rnpof ibu
acres, GO seIss ia ealtiNHiishl FaTi timber ne"
house stable sie
5 tniiss from Davenport, 10 AGES 40 sefes "a sul
trauoh ~ aafastim6et, tlhnits ~a.f house eta
bic etc
one ii me bust farms ia ht5u C0uatl, "a acres,
unIF miles ifum Davenport, rs acres isace4 iie
acres Ia caias atan 1873 acres timber, large orchard
TO good wells iarse hon-s rooms, static oct
bn!iiluss, 80
A smaliIaraO actss ali 10 Cults a,is.sE I'D uaass
-, { mites tom Davenport.
auaels. u mites non Davenport, Co Il eaI -
o. 90 ssiin,hots 20 aerss prsiris, house, Uis
ct.
aniIr, hon Davenport -Ua,ies, SO acres . eaIs,
yatoHt paft timber large new house good BAN etc
200 splendid iaud, alln fonce and 10 eaiAras
ugn On the Dubuque road, miles nom davenport.
~ mites fraa Dayeaport 50 acres 90 acres Ia ealu
WALTON good hoasc, stable etc.
IL miIss from Davenport, ~ 60 acres IN cut.
usation II acres splendid timber, balance prairie
large orchard, running water good house, stable,
10 miles fom Davenport ~ SIRE, ia cultivate
hease stabiei Gle
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1856-10-08
WARREN DOOR, Sash and Blind

w Factor, Market Street. East Of the Bank, War
rem, O.-The undersigned. having entered nto copart
nership in the manufacture of SASH, BLINDS and
pOORs, will hereafter keep a large stock Of Sash, both
Pine and Poplar, of all sizes in use, and Of the best
quality, which they will sell on reasonable terms
We viii continue the manufacture Of VENETIAN
BLINDS, in all its branches, which we will sell very
low and Of an improved quality, surprising any hereto
fore offered to the public.
We will also continue the manufacture Of
DOORS, Of the latest styles. and OF a superior quality.
All work made at our establishment WILDE warranted,
as We use nothing hut the best quality of Lumber, and
employ none but the first class wOrkmen. In our en-.
1eavOrs to serve our customers, We will keep pace with
all improvements in our business, and cOnversant with
lil late styles Of work in the Eastern Cities.
We would invite all wishing to purchase the above ar
lcles, to call at our Office, where we will be found at all
hours Of the day, for we shall give our constant per
.Onal superintendance to the details Of our business
L. SPEAR & son,
jan 10, 1855. Successors to Edward Spear.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1856-10-08
AsLY DASH AT THE cRITrER.

One of u subscribers, (ssys The
Rhode Island Republican, J who happen.
ed 10 be in Newport last summer, gol
down into the bar-room at . very early
hour, when 10! who should call in FIRST
but a tall well dressed Quaker gentle
man, who had been attracted thither BY
the yearly conference" The friend
looked about for a moment and then
turning to the boy enquired.
boy, dost though ever make lemon
sde 8"
Certainly. sir. a great deal every
day"
"WeIl. make me a glass. Take that
largest sized lumber"
Boy mixes ingredients and pours in
water about half full.
"Stop-leave a vacancy. Has thee
any old nice French brandy %
ayes sir"
"WelI, poar till 1 tell thee stop"
The boy acted accordingly.
"Stop!'; exclaimed the Quaker in due
time has thee any good Jamaica
rum :"
"No sir"
"Any Santa Cruz"
yes"
"Well, then, pour till I tell thee stop"
1t was done and the boy mixed the
contents of the lumber which was brim-
full, in the usual mode, our Quaker
friend raised ii 10 his lips, and poured
down in one continuous stream, the whole
arrangement, without the interruption Of
G breath. Then with a look of satisfac-
ton to the inner man, which, on such
occasions, is seen but not described, he
sat down his glass and inquired what
was to pay. He paid and turned to go
away, but stopped as if he had forgot
ten something just as he reached the
door, and casting his eye to the fountain
of refreshment where be had imbibed
the celebrating beverage, and exclaim-
3D.
LAD, thee is a very small boy, but
thee does make a gr gr-9rand lemonade"
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1856-10-08
Commission Mtrtbants.

NJ B. TAYLER, Forwarding and
WI. Commission Merchant, and dealer in Flour,
Salt, Fish, Plaster, &C., Warren, Ohio.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1856-10-08
DEAD THIS, AND BE WISE TO

SEAD This, AND BE WISE TO
II I0U " INTEREST. Now is the only time
~ you VIII see 10 1t Immediately, for l an going West.
IN a snort time, to spend the fall and Writer, ANY one
wishing to tiny all or part of my property, now IS the
time, for If return to Warren next season again. I
VIII not sell on as fare terms as at the present. for 1
shall then build on the front ground. / have had sew.
eral offers. and shall sell If | get a price to suit. now
oheI for sale one Ia { Of my front building ground. on
Nam Street. the whole icing i2 feet front by 20 deep
Also, my large two story dwelling honse and LOT. immr-
diately back Of front lot on Franklin Street. Said
dwelling Is large enough for two families. being 20 nv
20 feet, with good cellar under it. with a Kitchen. one
story 40 hy u feet. good large harm and Brick smoke
House, Wood House, and good Cistern at the back door
] am now carrying on my trade in the building on nv
front lot since L quit the grocery business last April.
for the purpose of going West soon. Persons wanting
any articles in the cunning line, and ammunition OF ali
kinls,hit 10 good and various other articles, will do
well to give me a call.
Warren. June -, lSJG.-3m John DAY
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1856-10-08
OENTIsTRY.-Dr. ]. c. Burroughs

nENTISTRY.-Dr. J. C. Burroughs,
IL having returned from a tour in the Southern
States, would inform his old patrons, and others drsir-
ing services in the line Of his profession, that he is
again at his post, SAM rooms, corner OF Market and
Liberty sts., opposite the Bank. Dr.. burroughs is now
In possession Of all the latest mproveTen ts in the CON
s%truction and insertion of Artificial Plates. Palates,
Teeth, &c, either upon Coin, SILVER, or GUTaA PER-
CHA base. aud from his long experience in the most
intricate and difficult parts of Dental Surgery, he can
safely assure perfect success ard satisfaction in all
cases. All operations upon the Natural Teeth perfor.
med with care, in the best possible manner, warranted
to lie as well dane. as can he done by any operator in
the UEifeR States. or Earrca.
As many persons solicit Artificial Teeth. but arc I'M
willing to have their decayed teeth extracted, and wait
sufficient time for the absorption of the alEeUlar prn-
cess, necessary for a set on gold or siliceous base, they
can have their docayed organs removed, AID a set put
in on Gutta Perchl, Immediately, To answer ali the par
poses o. tue natural ones. These teeth can he worn
with perfect ease, are beautiful, highly popular. and not
expensive. Or. Il. will hereafter he in regular attend
auce at his Office. where he will he pleas to wait.upon
those who need his services, or council.
n. b. l would say to the members OF the profession
who arc DESTROYS of obtaining the Gutul Percha i'm.
provements, that l am the authorized agent for grant
ing Certificates of right to use the Gutta Percha. and
giving instruction in working the same. Charges mo-
Call and see specimens.
Ap.;V ~ T9SG - q "RTTRRnT-EHS NJ n
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1856-10-08

MANuRtNG.--Never stint your crops.
Plant no more land III m you can manure
well. It is better to have one half an
acre of soil well managed, than ten acres
imperfectly worked AMI manurei |. 1t re,
seircs no moro labor to manage n acre
of land that will produce fifty bushels Of
shelled corn, than ii does to manage enc
that viii yield bat twenty-five. 1t is
acknowledged TO be poor policy to hall
feed our domestic animals, and why should
It not be considered equally as absurd
and injudicious TO half starve our corn
and other or ps Nhich We rely uP7n main
" to feed.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1856-10-08
DELIGHTFUL BETTING.

The Boston Post calls the following a
very fair proposition:
A young gentleman who was ardently
arguing in favor of Freu ont's election,
was replied to by a buxom Young Miss.
who expressed doubts of FremOnt's sue
cess; whereupon the gentleman proposed
TO bet a kiss that his candidate would
win. upon these terms Ii Fremont is
chosen, you are to kiss me-if Buchanan
is elected, l am to kiss you. We
shouldn'tmind gambling a little ourselves,
after this fashion.
The Providence Post kindly offers ''to
hold the stakes"
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4 MEXICAN EXPRESS COMPANY.

"A Capital paid in, s75O,O00. Projectors, WELLS,
BUrrERFIELD d Co.. New York LIVINGSTON, FARGO
& Co., Buffalo, having made arrangements for doing =
general Express business over the Cleveland & MahO-
ming Railroad, have established an Office at Warren,
Ohio, and are now prepared to forward, daily. in charge
Of competent messengers, with Safes, Bank Notes.
Go ID and Silver Coin, Jewelry and valuable packages.
Merchandise, Boxes, Bales, Trunks and all articles Of
Express matter, with promptness and dispatch. Also
forward and collect Notes, Drafts, Bills OF Exchange,
&c. 10 ali points in the United States, California in
cluded) Europe and Canada. For the present our
Messenger leave Warren at Z A. NJ, and arrive at Z p.
NJ. Persons having Express matter to forward, will
leave it with the agent, at his Office ON Main street, by
4 I. NJ. 7. j. McLAIN, Agent.
4. W. SLOANE, Western Supt. aug 90, lS55-2m.
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LADIES, DEPARTNEN
STAND NOT UPON THE ORDER

- OF YOUR GOING, BUT 60 AT ONCEu
To DUNLAP, STEWART & REEDS and examine their
splendid stock Of Goods, which are daily arriving by
the boat lead.
The facilities which our firm now possess, Zone Of the
firm being constantly in the eastern cities. thus being
able to take advantage of the marketJ are not eqallled
by any house in Ohio. We call the attention Of mer-
chants and the public generally to the following list of
articles, which, having been purchased before the great
rise in prices, We are enabled to offer at New York
prices =
30 hhds. P. L. Sugar; e5 bbls. Mackerel;
10 bbls. Stuart's Ref. do. 100 boxes Herring;
25 " &C. do do. 1900 sacks Dairy Salt;
p " Aolassesi so butts Chew'g Tobacco;
Is " Syrup; p boxes do do
$50 bags Rio Coffee; 5000 doz. Cut and Dry do.
30 mats Java do. 1000 =" Smoking do.
100 chests Green Tea; 100 lbs. No. / Nutmegs:
so eaddies do do eco " Indigo;
10 chests Black do , bbls- s. c. Soda;
90 caddies DO DO ) I" Cream Tartar;
eco lbs Wrapping Irvine; SEQ " Calao Liquorie;
200 lbs Alspice; 50 mats Cassia;
500 lbs Pepper; 90 boxes Ground Pepper;
$40 lbs Brazil Nuts; p doz. Pepper Sauce;
500 rs Eng. Walnuts; 50 six II. cans Mustard;
IOu0 lbs Hard Almonds; 50 doz. u ID. cans do.
1000 lbs Soft do 100 Cigars all grades;
100 bushels Pea Nuts; go boxes Rlisins;
so doz Transparent Soap; 100 " Prunes;
lCO = Transparent Bars: 50bbls PittSb'g Crackers;
leo boxes Resin Soap; so boxes Soda Biscnit;
10 " CASTLE do. eco doz. Backing:
90 " Variegated DO 81 " Backing Brushes;
And the best ssortment t of YANKEE NOTIONS"ev ever
brought to this market. which will be sold at prices
which defy competition, we care not from what quarter
II comes. Merchants particularly are invited to give
Is q call. Remember the place.
DUNLAP, STEWART & REED,
Nos. 1 and ), Market ST., Warren.
September 90. 1855.
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DIR. J. ID. MARCHIsI,s

CELEBRATED CATHOLICOMk
roR rDz RELIEF AND GRE OF sryyKRIse rEaALa.
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LocIc.-A gentleman asked a clergy
man for the use Of his pulpit for a young
divine, a relation OF his. really do
not know" said the Clergyman, show
to refuse you but If the young man
should preach better than 1. my congre-
CATION will be dissatisfied with me after
wards /; and If he should preach worse l
don't think he's 6t to preach at all"
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WEST GREENVILLE AND WAR

w Rem HACK. The subscribers take pleasure in
announcing to the travelling public, that q tri-Weekly
mail has been established hetSeen West GreeLville.
Pa, and Warren, o.; and that it will be carried by
two horse Hacks, leaving the Gaskill House, in War
rem, on every Monday, Wednesday and Friday morn
ings, at : O'Clock, and arriving at Greenville the same
evening; and leaving GreenviIle every Tuesday,
Thursday and Saturday mornings. and arriving at
Warrca the same evening. Travellers East or West
between the above places will find this the only direct
route. The Hack runs through BaeonsbuTg, Fowler
Hartford. Eurg Hill, Orangeville and Mount Joy, and
also connects with hacks for Franklin, via Georgetown
or Mercer. jamestown, Hartstown. COnneautville. Gil
rard and GAINESVILLE. BROWN q WEST.
au- 20. lS56-tf.