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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-09-29

WGdTA L NUNS
LIVERY AND SALE STABLE.
ON LOCUST. BETW. THIRD AND FOURTH STREETS.
w. HORSES, Buggss, Carriages, %S4s@SsSeGMTA
%#ENER and mnibusses, always for hire
QQ the Stable Carriages for excursions par
ties and funerals always hand prepared to board
horses and keep them in the best order.
My fine hack will hereafter kept running constantly
Turing the day and will hotels the
accommodation If those wishing it. 1t will also be
ready citizens during the night leaving
orders at the stable. mys E. n. DEGARMO.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-09-29
BOOTS, SHOES, &C.. FOR TIL
a.N.MnA KSN

.,s French Clf-skns French Kip-skins. Innings, Bin
irg Toppinss, Gerta Percha. Webs Thread' Sparable
eco materials used in the manufactur
- tad Shoes. Dali md examine for yourselves So
yow for elsh decli-dtf III. J. HART.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-09-29

q I
xSvpOSI THE POST OFFIC " !.
IN AVN n Ade n entire change in my mammoth SKY
rirht, ~ viii IN enabled to tIke much finer pic
surss than herespsre prepared to take pic
will favorabY with any taken
20 the West. -,
WanIbv operator Of years experience by
both OF may always De round
AZ thu really t. take pictures
ma a bar Els place opposite the Post Oth'e:
u also pr1ptrsd to out aud lake likenesses
feorusss at shortest aOtioe rx1,mo~r
ost20tf W. W. fILESrON.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-09-29

Mustard Premium; Mustard English
ord superior article by Sadler, Firth Co. Salad
OIL Root .Tapicoa, glass; Gaatine,
the Indigo Sught this market, Yeast,
Preston Ma; Yeast Hope Mills Yeast Durkees Heek
desirable article children and in
ids Spices Starch other article the housekeeper
need in isline. mh22
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-09-29
CLOTHING, &C.
THE ALLIES sUKRENDERED;!!;

THE ALLIES SDMhENDEdED..:
@SINCE MESSRS. ALTERING DRUMMER HAVE
the OLD stand Water street. under the
Journal filled with the largestas-
Fall and Winter Clothing Fur
nishing Goods and sell them low the
ALLIES lave BEEN COMPELLED ToSURRENDER.
THEIR NEW STOCK
consists in part of Mems and Boys readymads Clothing
Hats Trunks together with the
Gentle mems Dress Goods and Taors Furnishing Good
brought city Their facilities for and
manufacturing superior ether house in the city
which all times fill all orders with the best
ofgoods and at the best Country and
their New Stock Reduced Prices before
ng elsewhere. dec1S-tt
cry EXPR ESa BUSTN ESG.
AM do all kinds of City Express busi-
have received aargs heavy wagon. capable
of carrying 2Obs springs made expressly for the
business Such carrying furniture without danger of
DAMAGE hauling grain from the canal to the rvcr and in
all kinds hauling city busin
my23 COOKS Family Grocery.
SIVER WARE.
M have just received assortment Of Silver Ware
w such Table. Tea Desert Salt and Mustard Spoons
Knives Spoons Cream Ladies, Soup Ladies'
Childrens Forks etc. all warranted and wi sod at
dec12d Main street. between First and Second.
RECEIVED PER STEAMER MIDAS.
. = BOXES W. r. Cream Cheese;
= y Gases N. Y. Paper Matches 100 gross;
Case Is boxes first o. Indigo;
Boxds double ned Soda Saleratus in h. papers;
octi7 I.& D. HERMANN.
EUST REDEIV ED-rn store
eD Striped Linen Drills; White Linen Drills;
Linen Table Diaper; Cotton Table Diaper;
Russia Diaper j. C. JEWELL & CO.;
mh13 Corner Vine and First
NOTICE.
1
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-11-22
THANKSGIVING DAYS.

Governor lizard, Of Nebraska, procams a
day Of Thanksgiving in that Territory. VIII
John w. Gesry dare 10 do this same in the
Territory Of kansasl
a Thanksgiving in Kansas Territory
| Who can iAncy the scenet Who would
participated Not the imprisoned, indicted
cruelty treated Free State prisoners mot
the settlers deprived OF claims, homes, and
shelter by The robberbands Of Titus and
Emere--not The widows and orphans o.
the murdered free State martyrs, Of Dow
and Parker, and PhiIiips, and Hoyt! Ifthess
would simultaneously address heaven, the
God "that hears the signing of the prison.
en-" the God ai the widow and the father
less, the God Of liberty aud justice would
bat hasten 10 the vengeance which will
surely oVertake the oppressors Of Kansas.
and all their sDelIorr. from the President TO
the meanest Border Rufiun,
VIII Gcarg, Titus, Emery, SrringfelIow,
Atchison, Donaldson, and Lecompte-wil
these cooley men give thanks! 1t would be
an ediBibg spectacle. Imagine these "ps.
rriarchalo brethren with washed hand.
clean face, and shrathed bowl knives liz.
enng 10 q discourse from the fighting
preacher, Martin White, Chaplain Of the
Border Rutiisn army, Or joining ia prayer
with the Rev Thomas Johnson, of the
Shawnee 81 iEsiJD, member Of the Legisla.
lare which enacted the bogus laws!"
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-11-22
Manutaeturts OF paYeuport

The Davenport Gazette Of the nth has
an article of several columns on the manu-
features of Davenport, from which We Gull
a few items.
There are eight steam saw aud planning
mills with an aggregate capital OF solo,o0u
There are six Touring mills, with CAPT
tai invested in Touring Of S226 900. One
mi | manufactures 10 the extent of 100000
per annum.
There are six foundry and machine shops,
with capital OF 100000, They employ
upward Of los hands.
There are four tia and copper ware es-
Adjustments, which employ upward of IS
hands Two thEeahag machine establish
ments, ailh capital Of $4,000; three soap
and candle factories, with capital Of about
So, 600; besides variety Of miscellaneous
factories
There are ten brick yards, which have
| made during the past year S,s5o,O00 bricks
s,4l5,ooO Of which were aid during the pres
eat year.
These figures show q healthy increase 10
the manufactures Of Davenport since April
last, when We prepared and published in the
Democratic Press full statement OF its bu.
sness, commerce and manufactures, and Il
most wonderful increase since we wrote up
It's manufacturing establishments in the fall
Of 1852 But Western enterprise and en-
ergy are equal to any task that may be as
signed them, and nowhere else are these
qualities more active than in the fourishing
city Of Dayenport,-Chicso0 Press.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-11-22
Republican Nesting in washington

WAsHIseToai Nov. l6,---A meeting Of
he Republican Association OF this city VI az
held last night Resolutions we're unab.
mousIy pa-asa far the continuation Of Their
organization On tbe principles OF their old
platform and those Of the phiiade phia Con
ventipn.
4 committee "a@ appointed 70 DRAFT an
address and resolutions Of congratulatory
character 10 the friends Of Fremont and
freedom, and urging upon them the impor-
lance Of keeping up their local organiza-
ti0ns.
Remain were made Iaudatory CT Colonel
Fremont. and expressive II qualification al
the result Of lhe election in the free States;
bot the association deemed il at this tine
njudicious to make any Presidential nomi-
nation for 1850.
II appeared by the Secretary Is report that
The Washington Republican Association
had published and circulated about O00,-
900 documents during tie campaign, com
prslng eighty different kihds. Among them
&ns 100000 cUpss Of BlaiT's letter about
10000 ot DIR. Se~ard's speech; 2lsOO0 Of
Mr., Sumnerss crime against Kansas; l43,-
oC0 Of Senator Wilson's speech, and l46, :
900 Of Mr.. C0ilaX's speech, together with
10000 Of the kans.s Investigating r. M
mIuee's report,
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-11-22
Iowa Items.

The road from Clinton via Dewitt 10 Ce-
dar Rapids, is now under contract and the
company are in possession OF means sufhe-
ieat TO ensure its early completion 10 the
latter place The iron is being laid on The
tracs from Clinton TO this place and IN
few days the locomotive will be putting
within the limits of our village. Our citi-
Lens should be making arrangements Tor
ce!ebrsting its completion to this place
For the credit Of Dewitt we hope the com
| pang sill have reception that will be sec
oni 10 none ever vet given in the State
D-,oih Cliatoptda.
REMUNERATION. p. ii. M'keeyer, ESD
| renowned Catholicism on Sunday evening
and Was baptised BY Or. Pearre Of the Chris
tan church - dialogue RtPu6.
MEErIxG or TEEAsuRERs. A meeting o.
Tfeasmers, 10 be held in this city, has been
suggested with view to the presentation
| OF such recommendations 20 the Constitution
| al Convention, as defective Revenue Laws
| have rendered necessary -Io.0a CITY Rep
DESTRUCTION The Western Neueleu'
& Democratic Echo published al Prepa ra
toa, Monana Co., says
| Tn Yesterday tie PIatile hieS "SiS "
on lis in all the fury oil destruction and de
vas ation, destroying fences, stacks OF hay
Sc, to a considerable extent, in spite Q
the mos,energetic and perseverIng exertion
OF the inhabitants, to quench It's violence
and preserve their property /; and but FOL
the best endeavors of the people for It's pro
tections, the principal part ofour crop woui'
have been consumed by its RACES.
Passive learn from the Usage Dem
ocrat, 9th 18th, that the Prairie fires hav'
done much damage in that region A mum
Der Of families have been driven from tAei
homes, aud wee obliged to witness the des
truction Of their buildings and 'heir crop
without the power TO prevent it. From va
rious portions Of the State We learn tina
many Others are suffering in the same man
ner.
DEA1H EY BURNING Mrs, Lucretis
White, who was so badly burned yesterday
died this morning, and was buried al O.
clock this afternoon. Onyesterday, while
engaged ia her household avOcations, hel
dress caught fire, and before assistanc'
could be rendered, her clothes were entirely
burned of, and the surface OF her body per
feet crisp. She fingered until this morn
ing in the most eXcrnciating agoay, wheI
death relieved her-ksosik Times.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-11-22
6prinklings OF News.

The Philadelphia North American
notices the singular fact that, while most Of
The commercial cities Of Ihe North have
given Buchanan large pluralties at the
recent election. the Southern cities have
nearly all voted tremendously against Blu
ehansn.
Among the latest contributions from
The East, for the Free State people OF Kan
sas, We notice chropicled donation Of
woolleH undergarments knittd By u tlni
lady S. gears old.
The Boston Transcript regrets TO
learn that the continued illness Of Iohn 6
SAKE, the poet, is Of such nature that his
recovery is looked upon as doubtful by tie
most sangnine Of his friends.
The Supreme Court Of Come cticut
has decided that the prohibitory act known
as the Maine Law was constitutional
Much surprise was created by the decision.
w. +. Randolph, all old and res
pected Farmer Of Logan county, Ohio CON,
nitled suicide on the 18th met. b hanging
himself to his wagon shed. A sci-p II pa
per y ss pinned TO his breast, stating that she
was prompted to commit suicide BY wicket
heart"
New England gives her entire vote
to Col Fremont No Presidential caHGidate,
Washington alone excepted, shares with
him the distinguished honor.
james Buchanan, President elect
and Gen. Cass attended the funeral Of ihe
Hon. John III. Clayton.
The expenses OF Lord Granville a
The coronation Of the Emperor Alexander OF
Moscow wee 100000. Those Of Count II
De Morney we're over 100000
a chap applied at police station IN
Boston for Lodgings on Saturday night who
elucidated The question Of percentage in this
way: "You see, caP'n, fret nay father died,
and then my mother married agin, and then
my mother died and my father married sgin,
and somehow or other don't seem to have
no parents at all, nor no home " 10 aoth.
ing"
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-11-22
otee city--pis rerrv peat,

There is now building across the river 81
Rock Island. for Otoe City, one OF The finest
ferry-boats in the West, considering lis
price, and the price is very low considering
the quality o: boat She is being built on
the same plan Of the ferry.boat Davenport,
plying between Rock Island and this place.
Her engines are of 90 horse power, and
highly crcditable to their builders, Messrs.
TIKI, NJ. Buiord, Rock lsland. They
are not exc elled by anything OF Cincinnati.
Pittsburgh, or Chicago manufacture. The
carpenter work, is by Mr.. w. Collins, aud
lumber furnished by Renwick l. Son, OF
this city, The hull built at Vansant's boat
yard, Rock Island, tin aud blacksmith work
by Adams s. Co, OF the same place. This
boas will carry ten teams, aud has large
CABIN for passengers.
The binding OF so large ferry boat for
Otoc Guy. Missouri River, illustrates the
condition of things a, that lace. This
boat is building under the direction OF the
agent OF the Union Settlement Co, Of New
York. Otoe City is situated in Nebraska
Territory, on The Missouri River, no miles
from ST Louis, 65 miles below Council
Bluffs, aud 800 miles across the country
iron Davenport.
We understand it is 10 feetahoye the bed
OF the Missouri rock banks, for two miles
|, up aad down the river. Water is had iron
|, the bluff south If town, in such a favorable
situation, that it can be conveyed over it it
: pipes--a sufficient supply Tor $4,000 inhab
, :laats. Coal is also had in abundance. -
/ The Company are improving the place very
, fast, aud lois are consequently 6ecomin.
valuable. II appears TO be desirsbie 10
cality for Investment.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-11-22

BuILDIEG up DAVENPORT The State
Temperance Organ says
In relation 4 the Gagstts, we take plea
sure in saying thai for the past fourteen
wears or more il has Iabored faithfully and
assiduousy TO lay broad, deep and strong
the foundation Of oar new thriving city,
destined We think, to be and remain the
Metropolis Of Iowa.
We cheeriuly bear towards our neighbor
Of the 3azstts this testimony 10 his fidelity
and effectiveness.
Tie main substructioa is about finished,
and now the Democrat, DIR Demotrat, Ns,os,
Organ and other papers are busily at work
90 the superstIucture, rearing the walls.
constructing the pillars, strengthening the
fouadalion and expanding the limits Of our
place
We hop that all iaboring together, we
may year after year, witness its dome rising
higher and higher upon the sky of serene
aad uaclouded prosperity
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-11-22
Church Dedication at Durant

MEssRs. EDIroRs.-0n the 18th inst,
large number of Episcopalians visited the
town OF Durant, for the purpose OF being
present at the conservation OF neat frame
Church, recently erected at cost Of about
$4,000, BY the members Of ST. Paul's par
ish, of that place, on large lot granted for
the purpose, BY the ProPrietors OF that -four
| ishing little town, which, having sprung up
within year, can now boast of two sitrac-
i've ehurches,--the one Congregational, the
other Episcopal, and many neat private res
iiences. So much for the effects OF Rail
road enterprises.
The company having arrived at Dursnt
by the morning train, proceeded at once to
the building about to be solemnly set apart
to the service Of Almighty God As soon
as they were comfortably seated, the Ri.
Rev. Bishop Lee, with several other oleF-
gymen entered the aisle, repeating respon-
sively the sentences of consecration, accord
| ing TO the forms of the venerable church
whose conservative character was never
more highly appreciated than at the pres
ent time, and whose heslthlul growth in the
West may well call forth the gratitude Of
her children. Each OF the clergy present
took some part in the services as they pro-
crossed. Marked attention was given by
the large congregation, many Of whom lis
tened, doubtless, for the first time, TO the sol
emn and well ordered liturgy and ritual,
notwithstanding The unusual length of time
required BY the double duty Of consecrating
church and ordsining deacon. The
Rev. Daniel T. Hutchinson, formerly min
lister Of the Methodist church, was the indi-
vidusl so ordained. The Bishop preached
an appropriate sermon. in which he alluded
IN becoming terms, to the great Wesley,
who, although Methodist, died in the com
munion ofthe Episcopal church, and e1hor-
, ted his followers never 10 forsake il.
Morning service over, the company were
I handsomely entertained at the hotel AT
t ter refreshing the oatsr man. they repaired
b again to the church, where, alter regular
: ~orship, an excellent sermon was preach
? ed BY the Rev. Robert J. Paryin, of Sea
II York, who is expected TO become the Rec.
2 tor of ST. Luke's churoh-the new Episco
: pal church--cf this city, TO which our towns
r man. Gen C B. Sargent. has just presented
; an elegant lot on the bluff, on which il i.
4 proposed to erect church, whichis deslin'
I. ed to be an ornament TO our city.
Much praise is due TO the choir of Trini-
, " church, OF Davenport, for the Interest
| given 10 the solemn services of the day, by
the efficient manner in which they perform,
ed their part.
, The day Will long be remembered by all
who had tie pleasure Of witnessing the in
I teresting and imposing ceremonies referred
. to.
7 On The return OF the party, as they aP
: preached their homes, they were not on
t mindful Of the courtesy and iiberalty OF tht
D Mississippi & Missouri R. R Co, who ba,
e provided spacious, new car. aud ire'
: ride to all who wished to participate 10 th'
: ecclesiastical excursion.
: A resolution OF thanks expressive Of hi
: gratitude OF the party was unanimously
. passed, h
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-11-22

she sit beside the cradle,
Aad her tears ARE streaming fast.
tnr she sees the pr~Sen, culy.
White she thinks 81 Al tic past
~ the days 50 full 81 gladaass
When her Iigst hacn's anSwarins Stss
Ehfiilel her soul sQa,h such rapture
That knew 1e other bliss.
o shose happy, happy moments,
They but deepen her despsiy
For she bends al we thc cradle,
Ap4 her haby is not there
raere are words II comfort spoken,
AnI tae laden clouds OF grief
Wear the smiling brow of rromise
And she fenlS sad relief
Bat her wansle ing thoaghtssIili wander.
TIL thes settle On the s.ene
al the dark aud silent CHAMBER,
Aud Of ali that might hsre
For a llitle vacant gatmeHs,
IA shninA sres ii hsif,
Tells her hasit Ia tones u aasuish,
ihat hes bSbN moi here
shs siss bes3ds ths cradle,
Bet kel teas De laneof aSW,
FsI she secs a blessed vision
And fafssfs all eSrtEir see
SANITY Syest tok down npen AtTs
Aud the velce that hashed the 50,
.fills hsr spirit vtth tie ahlsper
Suffer them 20 ccms ~ al
al While her sS,l is lifted
On the soaring wings Of prayer,
Hsa4sa's crystal gates swing inward,
Aai she sees her baby there
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-11-22
A Gnnl INVESTMENT

,s,}... on, All, completed aud In opeta''9u anu NJ.
omr sfesl accomplished in having Que o. p ns.
fi1is III The tty at Davenport, and oNr pui
mg e DISPOSE Il Mills and Rgh'sm n, tnrss.
Ruiltnes and lease, iaf sale o. aeso - c,a
teras 10 N,eliabl, ysrN. This MIL u a,s "a.
ring a large quantity Il Flour per dal NJ ~
ninn expsnso Inn cleaning apparatus y uhautpa', -
II Ia the MAST no better Investments hoM ~" "
,nmke money. FL further paGtieularsappH" cn
Oet "a an JACOB NkANE R JR't" ~
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-11-22
BoRDEs RufFiAsIsa AT GRAKp RAN

The BUCCANEERS at Grand Rapids, Mich
gan, celebrated the election Of Buchanan
IA that place on Saturday night last, by
tearing down The fences, breaking the doors
and windows, and in some instanceG de-
stroying the furniture IN the houses Of The
FremoDters. Among the houses visited
and injured wac that Of Rev. c. SIN ID Of
that place.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-11-22

Hoy. JossrH X. CHAsptER will seliyer the lhira
lecture before the Young Meas Catholic Literary
IL stitate Of mi. city, on Wednesday evening He'
yemoer 18Th, at TX O'Clock atLeClhlre Hall
subject: CatLoiieity OH the physical condition 81
nations.
Ticket, can he procured at The Book siosesahd al
1.., Soyl9a
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-11-22
HnllaxaYs Pills aud Ointment

Ulcers aud soIea drain the system VI hs N""' en''
~ Their diseased action IS KEPT W by 'sI"is"'
aaties il the veeseis OF tie glands aud SKIN in's
matter Is neatyAiEed by the disnieet'nE operation q
the Ointment lhs rus are indigestion E" ~
ii. forms scll At the naaataeIoIlesf 40, p
Maiden Lane, New YORK, aad 34i strand LoH''h
ai b, al trugg,sss, at eae 6ssS anal " Per Don q
-, Noslsiwlw
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-11-22
The Vote Of Illinois

The Springfield Journal Of Tnesda,
morning last says 1.-The official returns Q
-. Illinois election are now all in but {" {
eouuuss, and we shall probably be able ''
,;.e r,r readers, n our next. complete ia
lie of the result. The entire Anti-Nebras
ks State Ticket is elected oy an average
Of shout 5000 majority"
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-11-22

Whereas,
ITEERY W. CHAPLIN the 5tst day Of Nav A
i D 1856 made aud eculed Deed Of Trust bear,
ing that day by which h6 conveyed ~ Charlie
Il. FrowLIdge Trustee, that certain Ian premises
Desc ibed as follows The undivided one half part o
the east hall 9i the month quarter and the ives
Btlt OF the north quarter II section number four
i,sa 10 township number eighty, north Of range one
east this NTH principal meridian, which laEj il aitua
tsd IN Scott County lows, which said conveyance wa
uAde for sgcuTin. the payment Of certain pr5nssor,
note for the Of Two Hundred Dollars, having III,
same date with said Deed O Trust, gwen BY said enr,
~. Chaplin HOMER $. Finley, and payable thse,
MDnths after date.
And Whereas. tue said Charles Z TsgwL1ldge Irus
aforesaid has removed u tbs state Of Iowa
AMI Hon. Wn. h. CJJk, County Judge OF scott County
IN pun suhcr O. lg authority gwen such case 10 hin,
has appointed tho IutIs Charles lowers Iru4tg.
IA place aud STEAD u =4id C.aIlea ffyWb!lige b,
tppoin nIdrr the hand aud teal 8i sald Cguut,
Judge, bearing date the lltE day Df A0genteF Is5G.
Nov therefore default having been made IN tie nav
lueat VI said the univTsig,ed Trustee a. piTt
-ad hereby FlvlAsti1- that virtue Of The power .gH
auth 3iity sssIed aud The po6sr sais soataus 81
SAID Deed u It0st, val ou FRIDAY the selith iai
December ue2t GGlOgk ia IhG forenoon OF lbs
ily, at the CURT House III the City OF Davenport sG
pose and GfeT for 1i- the highest bidder tLe above dc
scF.be land and premises, much Thereof d. shs
tc sufficient pay the amount due said note with Ia
t-fesI together s.th the costs and expenses Of
such sale. rHAS. PIONEERS Trustee
Datsd November 18th, 1855. noy2g.da8l
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Dr. aantolra IuNlNo.ator

II niii lANallNe, t1nIt a u
suaatUt. aad l. recommended 10 ue pap"e' ie'S'"s
lntr,r,ta ,yyrtAtU the care at the following
canul. ali li.oa. Dotaug sick headache
ng.rsns,. l[Iltlal Io.t,yanass, rGTonie plarfhpa.
,q,HE 81, tas 40 4aea aal bawels, General ne
gptg. fss.t5 gte.EAess, *. Fox sale By Druggists
ssaernllv. and lkas Webb, Davenport; also by
1910 =, Cuy. IMehl9-d&sly.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-11-22
AN AMERICAN INVENTION!
,ur cppApEsr OF THE AGEl

THE GREA IESf Or lHE hoE
IT'S utility. sim plieiy, cheapness OF price a,,u
.asntation 10 The wants ofaii classes u the com
nnnitv strongly recommend Il in every sateln 'hV
linton, butpattoulaIiy .
the praiIles oil iowa, which is soostah.'ase" ~ y,
.nanS certificates, references and letters given .!
liable p.uils aieh whose names areih our hama
HAWKS alou,e the patsntoes and rropIiet9fs y -
vim and james a. CLARK aeoo0gattdt aiba"d aii"aius
-. 4 4. ~