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HIGHLY IMPORTANT
TO FARMERS AND PLANTERS.
The Best Mill now in Use is clawson's
Power and Hand Corn Mills,

THIS MILL, RECENTLY INVENTED BY JoNA-
THAN +, BURnGE, of Ohio lpatent applied for
Is constructed upon an entirely new princp Pile,
ling tho grain " nh knives, which requires but one
Ton OF the powerof Burr ssone, The Hand Mill
weighs less than hundred pounds, aud Is capable
ofgrinding tWo kusAsis Of corn az Thsat per hour,
which child can work with case. The Power Mill,
with one horse power, will grind Ten bushels per
heur which would DO extremely easy work for one
hors this size weighs about two hundred aud dfty
pounds. This MIL will grind grain seeds and spice.
ofevery description, ard does not require regular
speed asa Burr Mill. For eheapness, durability and
simplicity cooperation, these mills md unriva, ga.
and in fact there ~ no other mill invented thai
would grind by hand more than largs s,zs coffee
mill. They can BIO set nne coarse, and for rind.
ing'Jsfd"they have no equal. la using knives all
the husk ofthe corn (or grain any kindJ comes of,
leaving the pure meal. TO those who may wish
mill that will last for years without repair w..nvit
a call, and they will readily perceive the svasoa
over any osher MIL ~ the market APoeraI discount
made 10 wholesale purchasers ' '' 'o'o"i'''
:, M nv q III Lick, Ager..s for The West Office
at Burrows 4 Prettymr.'s, where one OF the apoye
mills eau be seen !: on. ration 80 '"0 ."ooo''o
Dec 4. 's5-dwu.
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IN S u K A N c L
FIRE AND MARINE
New York City Insurance Com

New York City Insurance Company.
HOME OFFICE, Nc.g WALL Sf,N.f.
BRANCH Ufsioe No. D Le CLAIRE BLOCK, DavENPoRT.
Capftal s5ou,t 90
This company organized under the laws OF Atw
York has established branch once Ut davenport ana
viii issue policies againsi loss or damage bs Fire ON
Dwelling klOuses, stores
and Mere Anndise.
Also, MAXINE AND LAND NANlcAaToN AND TRANS
portatIon kisks on the most cradle teFMs.
Royal CAam5er!aia. see'y. ID. 5 Jones, Pres.
aLEX. w. M,GREGOR,
Sept 81 1854 Genl. Agent.
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HIGHLY IMPORTANT TO OWNERS OF
HORSES

Toby MCDONNELL, Veterinary Surgeon, frsm
d Rochester, N. begs respeetfulyto inform the
gu bic that he has located In Davenport, where he can
be consulted a. all heurssnd all diseases that the
horse sjsott to. AMER going through thorough
ysarse study for the profession and having many
horse good practice on all kinds OF disease and cas-
produce as good testim oBals any other man West
or sew YORK feeis happytc say that he Will try 20
give general kRtsiac ton 70 all persons that employ
hln.
Until further nstiee be can DO fonnd al Phrker&
s bearings Stable, on Second H..
N. b. Guaranteed Recipes ssidt TO any person liybR
al distance from Bfarrier.
Davenport, Sept, stb 1856 du-H.
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MlssoUfl State WUIUaI EIfe, WatIu6 1usufHuce
Company Of st, Louis.
CAPITAL, s3tv,otu, aud constantly increasing.
DIRECTORS:
ID. D. Pare, C.S.Gree s.M. Edgell.
+. Kay, II. W. Alexander, n. "! man,
IL. -. NeCuno, ~. Al January. G-H .Psck.
Policies issued from Sc days 10 SIX years. and the
insured parlte pate in the whole profits.
For inforntaou enquire o. the underss aed Agent
for Daveuport. G. L. DAVENPORT.
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pcnasyi.ania Railroad.

Three DaHy Through TraIDs bst,,,',p Isiat.a.irA
and fttsburgh-THE MORNING NAili TRAS
leaves Philadelphia toT Filtraa y: al Al A.M.std
Pittsburgh fer Philadelphia at1 a. NJ. The 'a. rar
leaves PhiladsiphiaatI p ~. ,tHd Pittsburstar Pint
sdalflla - r. NJ. IHE NiGh1 -b&PRkSS luE
leaves Philadelphia Tor Pitg.bGrgh at n T. 5!. AID
fl!tseurgh for Philadelphia as Hl. N.
:, Inc above lines coudeet a. Pittsburgh Mia ",
Railroads 80 and from 81 louis No r1ton ,isit.s
aud Chicago IN Frankfort, LeNingtoB aud too,
vale, Ky; ierre ifa,fte, DAy ton, Springfield BciNs
iohtihs, abndusky, Toledo. Cleveland, C@Dmbu.,
GAINESVILLE, MassilloR ana Neosterf Ohio; also, viii
lhe steam packet boats fsom and 10 New Utieal,
81 Louis, Louisville and Cincinnati.
Through tickets be had to or RON either Of IT,
above places. #t
For further particulars sec handbls 10 ilic rtfeg
ent starting points. Passenger siron the West All
hd tbls ihe shortest aud mOst Ok p1dilous rvue 4"
10 phliaaeiphia, baltimore, New York or Bpsgp,
q PHO's. MOORE, Agent, Passenger EifSs Yaiis
:, MtSklMEN, Agent Pas SCI x Cr Lines. Pi1i'.
Phila. kUN 81 80 div
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Groceries.
Ressa0rAl.
WILSON g. HARLEY.

ryAyI removed their Grocery Store 10 Dir. lie
III Clare's new buiidiug, doors below The rost
Once where they have greatly enlarged their stock.
thank. for lie liberal patronage bestowed on them
and respectfully solicit continuance oithe same
Davenport, Nov 10, '55-dAwtf
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PENNsYLvAaIA RAIL.
- sstesls 50 Es

The great Central Route, conHrc,nig titr A. 4esF
cities with the Western, Northwestern ana Sealb
western States, 10y cehtirnotis Kaitaas difes n.
road also connects Ut Pittsburgh With daly 'Ee 81
teainefs TO all ports on Tie horIhA e-tera ~ Is. ~
King The must difaet rhsEptst asa Fsf,a5ff TeslE Is
which Freight cas- be forwarded 10 aud fsu o.
tffxat West. 1850
Rates between PHILADELPHIA and Fit4tuIg,
First Glass - Bos,tS ! Ebte.' Inv \ h 49,
Goods I'm hoxcsJ Fufs, E.s'i,uf-, kr.t - 'VU
second Glass;. iA5rtssy SlAtlun.1
cry, nry Goods 10 balesl nruFs ana -. s.,,,.
Medicines, Hardware, Leather, Wool 'S'f'DA
&c. -.
Third GIass.-.ibEiis, RaEgug.,
Bacon. Pork itt buik Cstst St"ei,S G., = htv
Sole l. AthaT 90 buEdic,5 CVbFv &p,1
Fourth Class .--tCucc, tist, iH5.{
con o. Pork lpatked} LarGov l-ar. Vd y ser kilgts
heap, Iron, lead, nails, soda ash ia
FLoBR-st periarrri Until tuftb r16t5e -a"
GRAIN 50 cts. perlCu & unit. r4tlh,yn1gfs.
Co1fUA--ss per bale, uot eStgeda = $40 Fl
vel Lt abt4tiutber nOilte.
III ~ln shtppiua Goods from any pJi1t tasto'r ia
alpha, be particular 10 marx pa1 s,s =,
sgfbaEFG Eaiir0sB.' 81 good. cunsggBed r, a..
gens i,r this Road at rhiiaac PIN ~ Ftls ,.,s =.
be forwarded without detention.
FREisHr AGKsrs Harris, WoTmiy q ~ NJ.
phis, Tenn, X. n Sass Co, II. l.luit a = a,,s
ella Son, Evansville, Ind; nuinasrI E.Ii 4 IN,
dock and Carter S, Jewei, ttoui .,}t a. K,,g. n An,
druih, aadis'n, lnd; Slfistnai. ~ & avs, and lrs
x Co., Cincinnati; n. " Orr AaA3 4 To-, g,.,.yaf
o.; Leecb a. Co., - kilbys. ~ ion: {re,kht.
Aston Rouse, n. York: dil!i;f,t M stefs zcsts,
Place, New YORK; T.. J ) sceleF piul.,{oI.b,s A.
gyaw q koons, Ballimo.t; o. a. Aurr,sru,, P,.
burg.
II. II. HOUSTON, GsaSral Fr.,y5t ann. riis
II. J.LombAERl, SaP'f ..1tf.1aa, RAJ
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Wednesday, Oct. 3lst,

VIII be her epeningg day, at which time she would
be pleased TO see friends and all who would favor
her with their patronage,
No trouble 70 show Goods. Quick sales aud small
profits Is her motto.
On Second ST., one door from Perry.
Oct 10 dtf
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NEW YORK LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY.
ViEce log Broadway, N. Y.
AGENCY No. lie cAAIRE BLOCK, DANENPoR.
Capital Setu,oOo.
PLrSY FREEMAN Actuary. NORRIS FsAKKLis. Presi
A. w. McGkEGOR, agent
Sept. sist, 1854.
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THE STAR INSURANCE COMPANY,
0gdsnsbursh, N. Y.
DAD in Capital Sl5u,O0, Surplus 5O,OOo,
IL TOTAL 100000.
viii insure Fire and lnland Transportation risks
on as favorable terms as any other good Co
Refcrto Geo. Steele, Esq. Col. b. s. Shepard, b.
w. Raymond, Beebe, Lyon q Co., Chicago, A. B. l.
Myers, NJ. u, Davenport, SAINT. Callen, Esq. Eas,
Davenport. FISH X LEE, Agts.
nov5-dIy Eagle ST., Rock Island, III
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INSUkA0CE.
FIRE, MARINE and LIFE RISKS taken at This
Agency in responsible Companies and on the most
reasonable terms.
Merchants and shippers will be allowed return
premium oil2s q CT.
Nc 6fRKGoa, LAWS 4 BLAKEMoRB,
aug5 N"1s@ No. LIE Claire Row.
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IN BOXES FRESH CANDY, for sale by
III decis hLN0RD d VAN PATTFN
SsPIGks, In great variety. for salc by
- deoi1 ALy0kB VAN PAT'TEN
I.NRfssH Twas, ia eadales and chests, for sale BY
j. deeI9 ALyORD a VAN PATTFN
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JOB PR NTING
LOCAL MAT TIERS.

RsrusLIoAx MEETING, The mestirs Of
,hs Republican club on last Satur. d,y even.
mo was well attended and some good
speeches were made, 1t was resolved to
hold meeting ofths club on Wsdnesda
evening OF each ",eek until the day of cleo
ton. The Independent Brass Band were
in attendance and added much to the pleas
sutnsss Of the occasion,
DR.. MoKrENAs frst addressed the assem-
bly,, reviewing at length and very ably the
history OF the Compromise measures ofls2o
and 1850, and the action of Congress al its
session of 1884; that session which was
opened by message from President Pierce,
in which he took occasion, after congratu-
lating the Union upon the rspose and secu-
rity which 1t enjoyed, to asssvsrate, "Thst
this repose is to suffer no shock during my
Official term. If have the power % avert it,
those who placed me here may rest sasu-
red" Notwithstanding his determination
s"Dsssure was already in train, which, be-
fore the session was far advanced, gave the
prsmonition of 'shock' even more violent
than any which had preceded it," The su.
thorship of the Ksnsas-Nebrssks bill tbs
Doctor very truthfully ascrbed to David Il.
A,cbisou, Border Rufian Of Missouri, who,
in the language Of Hon Edward Bates
went to Douglas and said, Introduce TINS
bill: you are strong at the North; this will
give YOU the South, and you will be Presl-
dent Douglas refu ,ed, Atchi'on again
saw him and insisted. Douglas asked
twenty-four hours and then accepted II
was pure slectionsering>trics' but it has
no, been successful" We have not the
,,ms TO follow our friend in his remarks,
which were very interesting and to those
no, thoroughly posted in the political histo-
~ of our country for the past few years.
highly instructive.
Mr.. CHunsH, legal gentleman from
Ohio. followed in witty, cutting, telling
.neech, and when reluctantly we were
forced TO leave, was bringing down the
house with his pungent and pointed remarks
We trust that this gentleman may remain
with Us as he will be quite an auxiliary DID,
ring the campaign.
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ono Use Knocking at the Door. I"

I, willbe remembered that we some time
since quoted sn article from the Richmond
Wig, threatening unless slayeocFacy may
be allowed to control this Government as
thew may deem proper, the Slave States
~,li spuiy 10 Great Britain for "a home =
,.n. the same article cara to the notice
of tbs London Morning Star, which holds
- following language, giving the Slave
In, 49, 4 that "theie's no use
States to UNDERSTAND MT come
knocking at the door, foF 'Rs9 49,
in. Says the Star - .na,
1--WE observe that the SoH'hsIn n ~ IF
the United states) are iona Oh
ipsrow;np out threat, that the siave S'nlss,
. t.ss;. ars,.nsions are resisted, Will form
tn.n e some sort with Eng and IN ali
uu aba h;,;,v these threats are the mere ra-
P'ooa ',f nsssi,u. But If we could conceive
,.s.;bi. that they are in earnest no la"'
- .,n adequately describe the n'SeE -.
s;.s If such notion. That 1t shoula nave
sIa Iodoment for a single hour IN any
loan breast. betokens an ignorance OF the
state OF pubhc ievh"s ~
perfectly astounding ,,,,t ,,ivs
Anv British statesman that sHoeIu s.as
.,v for one instant to such euse
wn,ld be swept out of power in a uay' M ~
~birIwind Of nationsi indighatl1,ns,. ~,
WV, of The gouth kad better very dlStlnesi,
ln ndar al ,hs, they must not look IN thI'
G ai"sn,ion for sympathy in their ehorts I,
",,s,uste human serv<ude. Before tne!
Ia admitted 10 a union with IFes' n'i
2 ' 20" ,Lay mus, not merely relinqaleh thel
n ," nolicy for the extension OF sIay 1S
ati 4 Is all their fellow citizens IN Inc s re-
s., S. wish them TO do, out the" must III .
o.ncira,e every slave they possess ~, ~
J, ,,sra subjects of The queen 81 Lhs
ny .hey would be, every man OF theh
d faIop. IN the eye of the Jaw auu '"n,G
The punishment Of trsnsPo'te''oh io' y" "a"
= slaves. - 9. MOI, ovorozed [
W., ,monr us colony of lepers, II "oui
+ n"ta,n excite more of horror ana aishiuy
~ ~ an ofFar 10 incorporate slave ho'uIh
'rnn,ities as on integral part oil 'he p1
~ Jominions. Indeed, we doubt "hethe
s ,ha-a "a nation in Europe which woHi1 ne
Q - ,i,h iustinctiye and shudaeri"g rs
~ nnnra from such an overture. u red'i
e aens az though the people oil ,ne oous
d see" avon Nd to the madness "hich Pre-
;. VIZ W. end portend1 destruction, OF 'l,9
= ,,IJ ,nt challenge the attention OF u
W ou 70 their odiops institution, so hloI
- a,rcnsy cut of time and out OF p'sI9 =, ~
c;vilzed and democratic community VI -"
nineteenth century Oh ule on '...-...s-..---
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FoLiTicAL.--Messrs. Rathbun e. OrtoI
nave placed on our table magnificent en-
craving of Freedoms candidate, the choic,
Of the people for the Presidency, Hon
JOHN c. Fremont. More bad portraits hay;
oeen gotten up Of this distinguished gentle
man than OF any man Ia the Union aud we
are really pleased that an artist has a, last
succeeded in deiinesting his expressive fea,
lures.
The same arm have also sent us "The
Young Americans Life of Fremont, by
FFancis G. Woodwork" The author OF
Woodworth's Youths Cabinet, etc. 10 pecu.
marry htted Tor the task of getting up work
OF the kind to instruct the young. 1t will
give them knowledge of our future Pres
dent that they will not forgot long after his
term 81 Office ehpli have expired The firm,
With which our Davenport house is con
nectrd, is doug Considerable towards
spreading correct information Ia regard to
the Pathfinder Of nations Long may they
wave!
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DtsTxTor CoUsr.--Our Court concluded
its session on Saturday last. There were
only four criminal trials out of thlrty-fouf
30 on the docket, James Cole indict-
ID for burglary, ~ 80; :: found guilty and sen
fenced to the psnitsntiary for ten years
The case Of u. Pease vs' b. lS'sf a"]
- In which Mr.. Pesse sue11 cat 0 VIII u
wiIs, -nb.sIn the custody OF the
habeas corpus =. had previously been
-, ,. led before
found guilty Of as.auldng, was "..-
Judge Tuthill in chambers at the lie eiA''
Hons. on Saturday evening The ps''''' a.
says c.ol
"After hearing the argument Of Counsea
md evidence, the Judge decided that hs
n.. The Chancellor Of all such minor chr
S,an in hi. District, and has full power -
Is 49," &c ,bem as he should deem ior lne
w., ,n,ersst Of the minors. Mary =. Caik
;ns ;sa ward in chsncery, and neither MRS
TylerorR.M. Pease have any 1ees ~, IN
40 the custody of this child tns Tvs,
,ben decrssd that the child should DC go ~,
oDr aur,i. of the Is Claire HOUSE WIN
decision gave general satisfaction ,,,ro
"Tbus has ha ppily ended butter eo" w
vars, rssnee,ing thi. lovely little girl an
,bs now has a home where she VIII fece,'
s,s,. comfort and the kindliest treatment
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La t e st N g w q.

ST. LOUIS, Oct, 4.
A letter in the Democrat dated Lawrence
Sept. Gath, says the Free State prisoner:
had an examination be fore Judge Cato
and l0I committed for trial at the April
term Of Lecompton Court for murder; l6
from Topeka committed for larcenp.
The Republican publishes letter from
Gov. Geary, 26th ult., which says the U. s
troops ale stationed at the points where
trouble is anticipated during the election.
that any interference with the Legitimate
exercise of the right of suffrage may be
punished with the utmost severity.
The pro-s!avery party run Whitfield for
Delegate to Congress
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sr,rsr sPsrSKLIse.--.Mr. Arnd'' WIN
IA. the contract for sprins!ing the s"ee''
informs rs that he has not made se'y Wv
s,sb,e lob Of 4, this season. He has knee
two horses during the summer az '"e '',,
ness and finding that the contractors af'
some sixty .one dollars In arrears h S'opps'
operating last week. We trust 'l'S A',''"
due him will be promptly paid
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BEAUTY AND TEE BE4gT'--A grand bal
was given TO BuIly Brooks at Greenvillo
S, c., on the l9th inst, According TO the
Charleston STANDARD, it called out the very
topEost pride ard beauty eli the State, e
the number 0. 600, including "sOme Of the
most reserved families, who rarely go ou
Of their own immediate circles"
Among the decorations were "a lsrg'
painting Of the Palmetto Tree, with the in
scrip,ion, 'NoIi me tangere, Don't souct
me- on the top. together with the date Q
the attack on Sumner, 22d May, 1856. The
walls we're hung with fesIoons, suPPofte'
in the center with p shield with one star
wres,hs were formed on the sides, with the
initials of the guests name"
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gor,se ~ CARs,-A gentleman mas
surri,bed us wiG. list OF votes taken q"
Roi,,o,a cars within few days, but 'a SO
lengthy and we have published SO many many,
".,rows,, Of that kind lately that We .aos'
decline printing them. He says that II
about forty votes that were taken IN h's va,
wells in every single instance Fremont hS'
more votes than all other candidates UNI
led. lie had thought that as he sPpros'hs'
the home of Buchanan it would Dc a'he'o"'
but he found the result the same every
where
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rHr wrAraEH for several days pact has
been warm and summerlike. In this climate
we generally have few frosis and chii'y
DAYS to remind people Of the approach Oh
aip,sr then comes about month OF de-
n,b,s,, weather in which for them to pre-
ARE, and If the sluggards don't take adVan'
tsqe of i, to put everything in readiness lo'
winter, they have to DO &c amid 'Hs ''''''
and SHOWS of the icy season
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DAVENPORT PHILHARMONIC soei IN,
Tn. monthly meeting of this Society WI,
be held in ST. Luke's church. BRADY st" '"''
Tuesday, evening, at ~ o'c.0cA' ""sl
,bs attendance of all the members Is TO
ouested. as business Of importance VIII -
transncted
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NEW YoRE, Oct, 4.-The extensive pro-
duce mouse of Nassen & Collins failed to
day. They Lad heavy business with the
West, being the largest receivers of flour
and grain in the city. Their liablitie, are
said to be upwards of 100000.
The liabilities of Nassen e. Collins are
said to amount to between $4,000 and
100000. Their failure was owing to pro-
duce operations in Europe
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NEW YofE. Ocl

The Americans Of the Sd Congressional
district of this city have nominated J. P.
Phenix; those of the 9th district, Sheppurd
Knapp; and Of the LIST district, Edware G
Wood.
The Reform Commit'ee headed by Peter
Cooper, have nominated Judge Jas s Viii
ting for Mayor OF New York
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IDoWING Machines Com. and Cast Steel Augers and
Danger Bits, best manufacture.
LIVINGSTON & LOCK WOOD.
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FEEdosr-A new town has been laid
out IN miles below Clinton, in this coun-
ty, and is rapidly bui ding up, and christen-
ed after that great champion of progress,
Fremont. Already steam saw mill, gr,st
mill, foundery, warehouse, &c, are being
erected. Hurrah for Fremont DE
Wit Cintonian
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BENEVOLENT SocIETr.-The Union Be-
nevolent Society of Davenport, an a'soc'a-
,ion Of ladi,. who accomplished much to-
wards relieving the necessities oil the i'm
poysrished and afflicted in our city last
winter. it will be perceived BY reference 70
notice in to-day'a paper rs'organiza on
Tburs5sy next.
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A FiRF,--Quite 4 FIRE appeared to be
raging in ths direction Of Moline, as we
went to press early last egening. The
general impression prevailed that it was
among the mills at Moline, though we hope
that such may not be the case.
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Judge GRANTS appointment to address 80, =.
fellow citizens OF Davenport yesterday W.
presume if he did attempt to fill It, was not
with bis usual energy, as when we met MN
in the morning he seemed to DC 9ui's 0A
well.
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VICTOR g. MERRIT.

THE most perfect cooking Stoves now In use--
The pattern are entirely new; they are fast sur
planting all other cooking Stoves in the market
Those wanting that now indispensable article, a
Good Cook stove, should remember that i'm .
pIoyement and progress the order of the day and
In no one article OF domestic use has there been
greater Improvement than the one under considers-
ton.
Therefore you will greatly promote yonr interest
by Letting of the above named stoves in pref
erenee TO taking up with one OF sntiquated pat
terms,
Be sure and call and examine their Stoves before
purchasing any others, at SMITH & REMING
TONS Stove and Housefu rnshing Store. Dessaint 8
Block, Second ST., Sign OF The Big Tea Kettle.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-10-07

MusIc.-We are requested to refer 70
the advertisement of Miss s. J. Wright 49,
She is highly recommended as an instrue-
tre.s in the art she Processes to teach