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The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-10-25
ARRESTED FOR MURDER AND ARsoS,--TAe

ARRESTED FOR biURDER AND Arson, The
proprietor of the Pennsylvania House, burn.
ed last Sunday morning is under arrest for
murder, robbery and arson. His name is
Frederick Dresser, aud he IS a German.
The suspicious against him we're aroused
by the fact ths' since the fire be has been
observed to have plenty OF money, when he
was hard up before, The man whose char
red body was discovered at the fire, is sup
posed to have been murdered and robbed
previous to setting fire to the house The
unfortunate man came there Saturday night
we'll dressed, with valise, and about TWEEN
ty years OF age. He was shown 10 hl'
room by the bartender, who is unable tt
give any more definite description OF him,
Chicago Press, Esd
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-10-25

Ar IssuE FoR WoKKsGsIs.-The
question 10 be decided by the people Of The
United States, on the 4tb Of Noyembef
next, Is, shalt the unsettled Territory OF the
Uuited States be devoted to the uss OF the
Frsemen of the country, where they nsy
establish homes for themselves and their
children, or shall il be taken out OF The
hands Of the free working man and be cure.
ed and blighssd BY the establishment OF
slavery throughout ~ whole extent
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-10-25

A NKw LTsRAxY GrNus.-The secret
q chariss Disksns' wDseerful fertility in
peD6seiag - many sssicles for "Hcusehold
Wss1s,. = sxplaised ~ the announcement
Of the feet, thai be ..hss an admirable
Crieh,on in his pay who acts as his dossle;'
in other words be has literary Journeymsr
nsned Sals, of such remarkable fecundi,,
and initiative talent Is to be able TO pro
duce the major portion Of the articles II
question and SO much after the style G
Dickens ~ 70 DEFY the closes criticism
The isne OF tins young "iitsrsry Boheml
an will sson become as worldwide as tina
of Mr.. Dickens.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-10-25
A GDDD INVESTMENT.

uaYtaE cur MIL completed auf 8a gperstisa and
Ii oar g'gsci aceumpti-bs5 IN hasiuE pGa oj u4g
afIs IN TIE tiiy - Davenport, and our pgrp0sa he
as r. uisgose OF NH aud RyAts 10 ID estate OF lBa
COW 0n- fhts Aiti, Machinery. Engtae, Fixtures.
kGatiHgs nj Lsase, aor sale on secnp m odat. EF
terms "a reliable party. Thls MIli Is meaufsCtu-
ruk iatEe quantity VI Flour per dav, very nj
l.IE eaFrn 4ne leaning apparatus /. aHsarpass-
ed "a the ., no better Investment il nos open 70
H-Ee "a %" p, F. fIFih"f pafticularsappig 20
t#t. -. ..} JACOB WEAVER Ia, a 90.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-10-25
RIYEEDALE, n, T., Qel. 10, 1857.

The Ciaeinaati Eaqarey Democr4lie) q
the l7Ib charges the Germans of Hamilton
Co. with having boi,ed. Il seys
Had tie Germans stood by Their colors
and yoted as heretofore, the Democratic
majority on Tuesday Ia Hamilton County
would have been eig4l thousand We have
gained everywhere but Ia the old Demo.
cratic srongAo.da "a here the Geru,ans pre-
pondersle,
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-10-25
A FAla BgsIafs- Taaas4crfsa-Tu

4 FAM BUSINESS TEsAs4crioa.-T I'll.
Augusta CisouicIe u laa 18Th ,sYz.
"SeGgusi,, all th i,.k that The Nonl
cannot DO without our cotton, and clgro.
get il ailao. our IN, and a.l that, f. a..
most aTsH. DImbUg, and hnw7 lhat tho .
who talk those are igagra0t of the laws IN .r
govern trade and Of the d.epo-..f9ns Of QUE
people. We put our cotton in toe market
to be sold 10 the buyer who Will pa, The
most. Wet matter - the planter Ia Il WI c
gets il Or where it goes, so hc Fets a.
money The necessity b az prcalupyH US
TO sell a. upon buyers to bay. Docs OIL.
one seriouslY think thai tie d,gisIon Of The
Union into separate governments would
prevent the North procuring cotton to
keep lis factories 10 work, or il any one .a
green as 10 suppose thsl the Southern BIag-
ter is going 10 atarge himaeifto carry out q
scheme olFangeanee against some Norm.
srn factory by starving her.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-10-25
Ofsny s0r,

The New York Tins ssys that "the
election il Pennsy lssnia 10 spbstsntis
defest Of the Buchanan party. Their MOI
~ exultstion here and throughout the couh
try over wbsi they supposed 10 be sieio
~, shows bow eagerly they expected sue
cess .nd how vital they deemed il 10 theil
cause"
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-10-25
4 x.rs.l Of ce.ssrs

Our neiehcurs Of the Pierce Buchanan
school are solscing themselves with .
grsin of consolation picked from the piles Of
chat that occasionally lumber the columns
Of the Ne~ York Htrals 1t is an easy
matter, a. they have demonstrated, to sus.
tain almost ony position they cheese to as.
sumo by taking detached sentences from The
Hesud - sn,hority. 1t i very eyisen',
however, assuming as basis remark thu,
both the Dtnsocrof and Meas have quoted
fren that paper. that these journals were il
error when they asserted that the N. Y
1ersi1 has been "eoUaht up" by Fremont
When paper is bought Up il is not very
spt to blow no, end blow cold in The sane
breath, as our contemporaries are snneasos-
ing TO prove to be the case with the Hsr-
cid. We are content with The good cold
blsws that the Herald is ~aging the Cineln.
nasi platform, and u, In baek-siroke' 1t
occasionally happens to strike Greeley,
Seward, Weed, or any opponents efthe tin
bes Il is demalishing who chance to get IN
~ -
sc !.
I..'-..-s.s -. = .a..,;,,
- - .,uasnh..s y
NV H.,
AZ ssems - ~ ~.
- -. oa,,ox;,o- n. !.
F'''S
strangely enough, q second uIe omiue'
q vital part. The following 10 the sen'ene'
20 which I'VE .ilpde in the ,boye remarks ::
The IA: resoi, IN feanss Nsns, ~ s.a
aeeuon WIN me uneAPes -.
democracy IN Aodsna' io0sease P'es1s eas.
" the election OF james nucnsa1h %
next ffesieens ~ nanaso"e 'S-5es
Electoral colieees, e1s1"1 Pcp
~ sAro.gaost ne COUNTY, " AA"''s
sAsssssA'
r. por,ion i,slicised does NOT appear il
-, ,hr. a. .v.rv reader will oh
- conveying iulss 1iueeA'
to Ne sentence. Commenting upon u y
the garblsd form in which he quotes 1T, tn
editor OF the Democrat says, buchanan VII
Be- the next President by one Of The mos
overwhelming maloriues ever given TO an
preceding President After the uitersne
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-10-25
AN AMERICAS fsyEETIg.

THE CREATES OF THE AGE
great -9ti.v. aa PitegF eagspuess o. prirs aus
adsp1stion ie tae E@E'. q alt classes o. tba com
monty strongly recommend stan every Sgsle.A al
Union, b4GparffralaYiy
Eaa PFsiTss 81 Iowa, watch "a !. &stsulEstaa IA
4g@AY certificates, references srd letters given b.
c.Nable gentlemen whose III taas are Ia our hsIds
D t'tIS become the pStsa5es agt prgpretpra Of E4
zu an: sHss ~ ttarb -cGatEalri G. r4tinea Griuius
.a Es .1Y.a.a 4t Ma=aifHp
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-10-25

tn. II. BENTON, j., l2rmer School Super
intendent Of State OF Iowa and a leading
man IN the Democratic ranks, until that par
~ surrendered its principles TO toe extern
sion OF slave territory writes an interesting
political letter from his present home al
Council Bluff, Iowa. TO the Dubuque Trib-
aRs, which he av0ws the following Demo.
cratic sentiments on the subject Of sis.
very
II am an old-line Democrat, Of the JET
ferson and Jackson school, ana Ms such ex-
pect TO live and die. Upon all the great car
dinal principles that heretofore divided par.
ties, | adopt the views Of those eminent
world.renow Statesmen. ! an South
ern man By birth and education. BY WI
dowed mother resides in the remote South
and is the owner Of slaves, 18th whom Ia
bored in youth and early manhood on the
| farm. The remains uf my father and Of
! MANY relatives rep0ss beneath Southern
| soil If, therefore, ! could have any bias in
/ this matter, il would BE- Ia favor Of the
| South. The epithets Of a corrupted press
| about Abettj0nism, fall harmless at M
| feet, especially when they come from New
England federaiist., who profess to be
I Democrats for the sake of hltie govern
/ ment patronage. | an familiar with South
ern character aud 20 one can 10 re fully ap.
| preciate tue noble 9JaiitIe- of truly South.
ern gentleman and patriot There are many
such who are an honor and an ornament 10
cur country. Bot with the NuIIGers and
Nashville Convention" Southern Con.
/ federacy" jGntO Of the South, | have no
sympathy, have no disposition to war Up
on the institution Of the South Let the
South hold their slaves within their owl
| limits, md under their p"n laws, and let the
North, in good faith, restore them, in Just
and constitutional manner, both 10 the slave
! and the master, when they escape, Or are
stolen from their owners. Slavery Is a loca
institution, aud exists only by ioraf laws,
aud Is such, So have no right to interfere
aith i. II IS 70 moral evil, especially To ,fa
/ South, but iel The South manage II them
selves. have no quarrel with the South.
therefore, on THE point. The fault | nov
had with them, ls, that through the inycsri.
cation Of 2 few President makers they are
asking too much. They have broken
! plighted faith with that portisn Of the NorlI
who have always been their lripnds. and
have defended their rights in every Crls...-
/ They have abrogaled solemn compact
which they lGemselVes proposed and rat.
sed, and m y demand That an institution
purely local. slal be nationalized. r. this
unreasonable demand, tks North cann5,. in
Justice 30 ifs T, submit. Let th.n the voice
u tie Ame- al people aef.I" f4H issue.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-10-25
FARM PROPERTY


ape. 80 Fast sSa sees tr,kr. a. ,-,.. r.f.
Icnce, 50 aefss ia Hteat t. Eeseg Ia oats fsuh.a.
sel"oi house % H.. hand me. 80
- $50 80. - - t' RI "a tNi ..'t , ....
49, "'' l'..' -.
r., : Farm rfs,, .r,s. lam 49, mon. ..
-. 10 49,, ~ sc ~ s.f % = RESI- d.
~ ''''" ~ '"'' ''''s'f GOV" prs" s'-+"
i2aA Farm Of csa acres rlh ra4a.a. val.s. g. sa...
- y" hoas-t 9f4e" SIS "ii 10 sDA 10 .sa r.
: s'"d '"fA farm
ItO--A % jp4grcrsl l.uBga sa-.lf p a. o. Q ... a..
aerss o. Etss Euas- i s.-ss.5r. s,.. 81 .
'''
.-raEA .s ,. !. ,.s. 49, . ,..... 's ' ..
s-rs.
IGg..t l.tr. Cd, q. .....- ,.s. s...
- ''..' al1l' ~ bee. '". .-'.
i7s-4 larfa u go a.re. s.r @ Ana 3D.. r..-. s...
40 acre. If tir.t-r .., IA 49,, 49,. g. " 't.-
ls..-A new fam. ~ an ar. .......,..t
year Win nam t,n,e rsos,rl l,sI, " -. .'.
are ." "''''' I''" ~ r..
70. ,.-.
ls-A iaLm Of. ialr saI wAlgh is timber gralss
TN, '.n na,t ps'slt''st Wy "A,sh Is erected brick
nual PSI usnt.
1874 tarm Of IS Aeres on the Bat1tgya rad g mill
IRON De snfoft so upd-r ,1I1ts,..i,T tI -
lg.A cheap farm Of Ist, n the T,rt.f, read ,,.r nj
Hcs 5ry 6toys 100 acres o, j land ma so d. I,
IJm, With strssu OF wat. rauping rbfoIrb h. rrt
,es-A farm ~ mile. iron, prt,,,.,., 81, ,s ...
IS sor-. timber is6 uDdsg uairr gnti,afts a.5r,,o
hons. Of IN rnon. - '''" 81 ~" ''"' "''
app river c0ntsialu, 81 acre. mon Which :, erti
Iti-A iaIiH ~ 80 a1Fea ~ Ellss north u Fulton
pr'as ssopsr acre.
Ian .,.,.,s
81 under ispoe, two good frame houses orchard er
~ ae.s sS'r' Snl Lmothy theas VA liD acres oi wheat
''A s'"'' ''"' u nor III east from D2vsnP'
-e"n' 80 a. - 700 'snd IN section 10 trsU rang
'"7' "'' ~ ~'''''" ~ '"'' :" Que "'ty.
- 90 60. iint between scott and Husoane Counties
"Fsi a"i'
about 10 acre. timber all fenced tss s,r, It
With log house good srablipg a. rc ~ "a 'oC'
' - ~ '''.'
No. IA fatm of iOb acres near IDrl,,, ,,.. .I.
&c, with ten acres Timber il hickory 8Tyys rspp.u'
water ou the land.
hlohihs NO ~ story brick houss, streams Of
~ nhhiAg ionah hne grazing tarn and nearly Et
u''' 'u"''S'"A P'Ee sfo per acre.
e.. -. - .,,-o =
10 AZ "a. road t,nh.r a ,,n, 60, iA'i Vivfe WI"
or An. -'""''' "'' ft''' -"
No l-e-A Farm If ! IN 50. IN, ..,. . . q, ., ,...
R8T ab acre, rn,bsr sG go ~ 's en- H. B"
house room. stable TgrIis 80 AtYA GU"
n5v ,oved WIN IN -, ~ IN. - - ~ WI '
F ~ "''..
A. "a. a.,
~, So ~ "a HaWieN subdivision containing
o 'f''' "ft'F' f"sF S"oV.
=. a.,
E40Serr. broke aoa 4aa- sac-, near timber; rrirs
-. ... AprIl2y
~ ~ -. ~ g t'r'NEN tAe middle OF soC. II,
- ~, "a '.'4l" '"iH' a@d iaVSru stand $50
~ acres u u'rr, bsTHr Nfll, spring
w. '''Se s'0i'' per s"ir'
No, iGS-C6 acres IL sec p Z e. r x Uat me Ierfr.
Grove road Ia Town CITY p u ps from Duyanporr 8
frame hos and tgtF improvements sII5
y. tya
,anis,nIrs Ia Ill - go .' 20 lSau on tse sA"t"
.Is.n ''Os ." \" % BETTE &"'d S""e quarry price
S'
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-10-25

Since Mr. Peabody, the banker, has been
in the country, it has come cut that he con-
,nbuted $1,000 towards defraying the
Grlnnell expedition in search of Sir John
Franklin.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-10-25
Hollow Pills Feeble Constitutions.

ThuusaHds Of persons with weak constitutions
Ee enfy itom sheer debility. Nature should, In
such essrs bs assisted with Holloway, PALE
tasy give tane snd stamns 10 tho systs N, and rig.
o. 70 Tie circulation SOLD at the manufactures,
Se 50 Maiden LaHe, New York, and 9ii Strand,
london End bY al druggists Al ese Gaze and u per
box. oalsid~iw
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Sucking ceh strayea

BAY MARE CULI on5 &C 1nth old saUsN
y amer 9 strange team sc.Ewari fran 49, y
davenport. x25 reWsri Wl'l ar IzA1 afas. IAA
lyarei - Samuel Hirseaf, Ug
utt35-lts +. EHHA
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-10-25
GLsEEStil EGHATFp FLori

ILsEES ElkGHArfp FLOUR MILLS, ona Ia
apefatoa ,t.l essia3tian daily, corner Parry and
thirdsirst' fheRptlleis lhyNcd 10 can and zee H.
State, Ceangy, Township sad shop single tishts
and Als tor safe We haTe also Tor sale the rights OF
rurrnory of Wisconsin, M!Dnsso!s, ksnssa aad Ne
ra.Ka Apply tatAs praptlatnrs,
oet2f-dtf JACOB NfANkPsJr., 4 CO.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-10-25

~ q w u rJI 9 Store.
II ; v2Eid respectfully inform tho citizens Of
opened az tb- " Z, corner Harrison and Sec nd
SIS, the H. E5t complete stock u DRUGS ever b.
fore Of rcd ~ the S9rh wet and We ru 81 that BY
-irlct syteHgleRto bnainess REd dssre to please,
20 merit a shsHvcf public psiTgasyr.
orr stocE coEsiSis IN part % Drugs, Oh e m
ana FssIB"y Articles. Al tIe popular Pal
mt Med. .- ~ ihs ia! constantly "a hand. Ply
sitian5' ~ aad Family 5ds.iieines careful
~ con n- .. .sHFlns connections 80 the East,
~ are " -G-.-.. phertBg our STOCK 1T price. a.
lps lH. H.#-- su lRe criy Physician. ADD eoun.
~ meEets art particularly tnyited 10 c.ADibe
aLF e. rtF.
Dr. b. -H. .Llst regular graduate Of tbs
tltG5s'Ii' Colleges Of 5a=iGft- aud surgery sud
'rmeFsf s''a.s FsF stefan 10 tae Philadelphia Hoe
Pi.ai, eau h. NgaEN 4unp a1t professlosal'y anYay
sir az Hgr -..f.- ...- 's.-, Eafrspu 81, bet~ cen
- and a.. Ex \
Det.ferb .G.
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4 agent 81 the undersigned viii attend the
.bGGvtrBEnaEt Land Sale AZ For. LaayeHNortH
Kansas Tern fory, 10 be held the Ifth aaf - No
vSmBsT neEI. FenOHs Wishing 10 make tuFcsl
.suts nHy have an Importantly 81 arpgglug 11sr 4,
us- GAtlHAN, FD#ERH ) MCLEAN.
Oa.ou.4El
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Brady, between Alb and 5th Sis.
HAVING trsUsf-rrtd tue Fancy Goods d.ra,,
l u..H1fa wy hrgtheT-iH-ikV, NJ. A SNYDER and
Do. f.slf. Mr.. Ii. EoBgs ! shall nov direct ny
aH8ja.4 Wautva 40 tue
Millinery and Manufacture OF Ladies' Unde.
Garments and Gents shirts
therefore have enlarged my stock in mssa
branches ugablHaT4biy, and having lust received
lroD NsS YORK lsTg. aud choice selection oi
Frrgyn F}Cwef-, PiHm4s Ribbons, Plain and Fan.
o. BJnnst- and all the usual Millinery Goods in a..
sSt stylcr, Jan able 10 suit every good iasts an,
fancy ui the most reasons Die terms.
lH rendering my be:t thanks 10 the public forlh sf
patronage, would solicit tbs oontinusnce
Repeatedly MADAME LOUIS,
Dhi-i dlN Brady ST., bel 4tA nd 5lh y
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The Risley Block al Dankirk, N. y. wa
destroyed BY FIRE on Sunday night last, ant
one man, German enigrant, persisted b.
the burning Of L1b's Hotel. Loss $4,000
The wsrk Of an incendary.
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ssy et's hawilag lmbrSeatiOn has been
thoroughly tested sud pronounced an ungsiilny
remedy iot al ihe lHs Inc tesh ishstr Ia Sold by
0et0i-lN HlAihS 4 CLlPPINGER,
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DIED

% THURSDAY, ost "a, LIZlS LANSING, a"ty sa-i5
II G r guj Charlotte a, webb aged seven pqati,e
ana = isy8
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Taxes in the Interior Of Iowa

w B4KRow>. Land Agent, wl!l l8ag
w .nayeu orr ul the let Of November on Ets fall
trip Tor payiax 10 The several e3unuss Of tnii
state Persons wish NJ thetf taxes pait Will please
isaye list ~ lhsir lands - The oIlte Il baFsgH
Tf4r. Oet35sjt1
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Dee hes, rrats Apricots rlums, Strawberries Bark
4 ttrr,sr Pine appls, Ginger, Pie Fruit, &c, fol
aa,h EgAHs cHE|A 90.
Corner ..-.at sud Perry sts.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-10-25

Religious win b hell on tomorrow ny A'ns
tsier o. DE RsG Frsstyter.n leovensn,erl Church IN
the Court lAease At lel A H. aud In the lecture room
etthe tst Presbyterian Church atals E. n The scot
ish ,Sral1u 81 the scripture Psslu,s with ased. All
are invited 10 eitsnd.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.



Under thtshasd limited au N DO fspecis notics
viii be Inserted 81 IA arnis par tine saeh 'nssthon
or SO els per week.
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IL is conceded By the leading Fillmore
end Donelson orgsa in New York, that the
Fremont electoral ticket 10 Virginia will
receive at least seven thousand, and probs-
bly, ten thousand votes in the old domin ion.
Who says that the Peoples party is sec
lionai "becsuse it IL confined entirely TO
tbs NerthsrA States"
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-10-25

INHHDS. ehoies and prime New Orleans landing
~ aud for sslsBg EFhKa, CHEW & co,
Cor. I'd aud Peru ss,
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On Arn-r 45 we'll Improved, water aud timber.
'@~S 90 q good road. aud only fOur r,.e- IRON,
he ti}. u you de.,rsa s-auIfal hose, apply soon
- Oct "a, az 4. Z EAUE.
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SPECIAL Invitation.

Thars8syi October ., 1855, will be our opeAing
day foE the exhibition OF RICH SILK AND STRAW
MILEiNhRN. Atwhch time We wsuld be pleased
to see oaF iriends ard all who will favor with
.hsir pAtg5naga. wM. B. NICHOLS,
Davaugor qeg Corner Of Third and Brady SITS.
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KANSAS LAMBS.

~,agyn OF eight day boarders can be secolumodsts
- a. Num- Second -. two duoTs from Pens.
Oct. "A div
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400 Lx1,S. A. No isesh AUITEN
lust received rs u. a. BURROWS,
Ost23 .dIt At the pasres Store,
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mstfetiiy scaled oysters, Tomatoes Peaches,
IObsteTs s., a. kNANp, CHEW co.
tOTAsr Second ami psrty sts, OotIs
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R0GKHlLL / SELLERS,

t! r ftN ~
Drugs, Chemicals, Paints, ellis, Dye stans,
Psgtlmery, Fancy and Toilet Articles,
y. y Corner harrison ard Second SIS, Usyep.
port, Iowa.
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CocEiSG WITHOUT FIEE.--A patent has
been recently granted 10 Mr. ALBRo, Of
BurycsmplaiHs N. j., for culinary contri-
vance for cooking without FIRE. The rsqu-
red esioric ia generated By the employment
Of lime and wuter. Between those two sub
stauce5 there is strong chemical affinity,
and when they are brought in contact, in
the proper proportions, they unite with such
rapidity and energy as 10 develop an i'm.
mense heat No decomposition takes place
and therefore no gas escapes; thus heat is
produced without combustion. The inven-
Tor turns this phenomenon into highly
useful purpose 10 the present improvement
During en- experiment made in our Office
The other day with one Of these contriVan-
ces, We cooked slice o. ham, stewed
dish Of apples, baked some other appiea
and boiled quantity Of water, ell at once,
81 a Consumption Of perhaps quarter Of
cents worth 81 lime. The inventor make
several different sizes; the largest does not
Kceed a laty's band box Among them
is dinner pail pattern, 50 arranged that the
mechanic, when noon time arrives, has on.
y 70 pour a half pint or 30 Of water in
the pail 10 order to cook warm dinner
The lime and edbles are, Of course, arran.
ged al home Farm Journal.
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10 friends ard all " no will favor us with
u,rtaHr,aays WV n NICHOLS
davenport 4eF Safhcf oil miro ana bfads s's'
IA u ~ a -
AUCTION AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
Frouthstwecn Brady aud Perry Sta !, At Hull, Al.
Ten q COS od s'Ahat afs nov prepared 10 receive
al. KINDS OF goods On eoasignm1h1 aud make safes
81 TaNB Lois, Cattle. Hsrsss, Se.
gxns ricuESpR
sCp "a i7w JOHN FOREMAN.
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Notice
We hays two handsome ne" hagsies and nne
Two Harse fgrrE1ya which will be soia cheap for
tFY.,,g.9r.,. ~. -. - :, ~. ,.,,
sf.uge 81 James Rsey3,k cor an and RIpiei sts ,
...s, ,t ,....t 49,.
f4.s'.s ."' .-t't 't'7' .
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al fiEREif vt ali descriptions, Laths, shI kies,
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- aisDs. ppms Prunes Pig, Apple Paschts, Cur
Ia rsntsl CItrpn, Sc, Tor sale BY
EyAFs, Tnsw 4 co.
C1runt Second sad Perry cts
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UslVet Ribbon

n 8" a'sler nj Nos Y0sk pf4ce. At gUOgE
~ H' 80 Ersdy r. bet. Al brt t,a.
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Dress and Cloak II innings.

bAAAdl'b - IglcE AOpuEl
- ..E ."- 4rui-at iu town al JLbt q
~ N'l8 Brady st bet An 8nd 9Th
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Fancy Bazaar.
" e, sHs IA @fAfus

FANCY Bazaar.
"ho1essAlo xAs Retail:
Brady, between 4th and 5th gts
E1FIFH feert nee to the above adv erse ~ eIt ~ e
w Inform the Inhabitants Of Davenport and W
SER EsTsBLIsHMEST.
she FANCY EAZA An,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL,
Brady street. between 4th aud 5la sis
We requestP'rtculsr attention 10 our large AZ.
# r'mehjor
French and scotch Embroidsries,
uArH- g,tlng thsm on consignment al trifa shoy
the cost i~potiBg price, No shall dispose Of 81
.EGaH4 r.s'arr prices Wholesale Gs we'll az retail
H-slir# Is" aa.g bsaHliei 'ale.4ioa Of all kind-
Fancy Goods and Yankee Notions, Gents Far.
uisaing Goods, Fancy Baskets snd
Will0w Ware Zsphyr wog.
5:sds, Embd Silks
.g,.n lo . r,g.F Of Toys, ssa gasu!t,!
rs name, all At DE u0s! reasonable prices,
We luriss 10 public 70 call and Judge for ths@.
seIyca, ~ shsn AIwaysba happy show O ar goods
our motto 10 prices oBa upiisrm price system
Coanrry Ier hsnts and Pealar, would do well to
. os.ai,al% u, ssY0Ek s RrXGE.
Eelchsrs hshned sugars
10 Barrels ell GRADES for sale by ,,.,,,. 40,
Corn.r gesra4 and PsTry Sta.
PLANTATION MOLABsEs.
~ uaT.g.s landing aud To- sale ny
" swans CHFw & co.
Co,Das s,.,al eua Perry IT..
DRIkD FRUIIs.
DaIs.Us. pWms Prunes, Pig Apple Paschss, Cur
Ia isntar Chrpn, Sc, Tor sale BY
EVANS, THsW 4 co.
Ggrumt Second snd Perry els.
4 IsH-whtte Fish, Trout, IfcEelsd Hsrhng, CsdBsh
4 SArdEeE, Or. iOr sale b.
EVAsg. CHFR & go.
CGvHrr syamni and Perry Sp