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The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-01-30

At Philsdelphia, on the afternoon OF last
Saturday, while Q large company wereuPon
the Delaware river. the ice gave way, and
sleigh containing gentleman and four la
dies went down. They were all rescued,
except " idow lady named Albright.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-01-30

The Boston Telegraph states that the
"Ghost Story" published in the last num-
Der Of Putnam's Magazine, and VIII ich has
been much admired, was written BY w D..
O'Connor Of that city.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-01-30

HAVE opened a new Wood Yard al Csc. AL'Me
III a. Co.'s Lumber Yard. at the junction OF SECOND
and Front Sts., where they have ON hand iuh MS
Hickory Ash, 0ak, Maple, 6e.,
Which the, offer for sale the Lowest Market price
and would most respectfully solicit Ali VINO are ~
want TO give nsa call xE
RS. Dur wood 10 four feet long.
pxt SnsDpu, Jan. - d-iys
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-01-30

THE CINCINNATI SECTION " THE o. AND
NJ. r. R.--The Cincinnati Commercial
speaks Of new arrangement, by which the
above road will be put upon such basis as
to insure its early completion; The stock
Of the road is now FIVE nillions Of dollars
II is proposed to issue bonds in lieu Of and
in addition to those outstanding, to increase
the bonded debt 70 the sum Of ten millions,
which it is thought will leave four and
half millions to complste the work. and
furnish il with the necessary equipments,
making its entire cost, including stock, TO
Vinssnnes. 100 ailes, fifteen millions Of
dollars.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-01-30

YANKEE MAsAGkMEAr. The New York
Sun says the sugar crop Of Jamaica this sea.
son 100000 hhds. greater than it has been
for many years. The increase is attributed
to the fact that Yankees have taken the
management of several Of the largest
estates, and they pay the negroes whom
they employ SO much per day, giving them
the cash at the end Of every week. His un-
accustomed method Of doing business, strs
up the best energies Of the sable lsborers,
and makes them work with an alacrity never
before witnessed on a sugar plantation. II
the experiment be continued, there will be
ample opportunities for judging Of the com :
parative advantages of free and slave labor
when performed by negroes. a
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-01-30

Geo. w. Cass was elected, at Pittsburgh
sashe 2oth inst. Presiden, Of the OHIO and
Pennsylvania Railroad Company. The
Directors psesed resolution favorable 10
the immediate completion of the bridge
sSssss the AnegLany river. 50 as to make
. coanectioa with the ipennsylyania Cen
usl Railroad.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-01-30

10 committed; and families are robbed Of
their valusblcs with - masl. IMMUNITY as i
there was not policeman in the city,
There is.st present npch destitation among
the laboring classes, and althoughi i is nol
deemed necessary toestablish sosp housss
q was the case last winter. therc y. never
shsIsss. much need q extended chsFitisa
and liberal donations to the poor.
AENroR.
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ntw Aopfrtisfnlfnts.
.Nnlice.

Notice.
EuRGE ALLlNG & CO. hayiag bsIgBt ou
I 4 Msssrs. Scripture q Marqass's entire stock OF
Iumber would now offer II for sale al low prices
JAng9-dlw
kNpIkiT GAS, sPEKN OIL. ae., Just reeei' 90
- and for saio by
Jan 3v-dtf ALtOkD VAN fAEiEh.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-01-30

No. ls0.-A House and Lot on East side of pl,a.,
street, betweeb Second and Front streets. ImT i,
IS. Building and fence all In good order
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-01-30

No. Is9.-A Two Story Frame House on The
East corner OF Gaines and Fourth street. ~.
rooms, hall aud ceier; Well Of soft water. 10, -
feet square.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-01-30

No. l97.---Tbe finest Bluu Lot in the t1ny -, :,
North side OF Sixth street, Of Doctor h.,,as,
upon hieh is ereeted Brick House and Stable 49,
we'll OF good water.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-01-30

No. lsa-A Double Frame House on the eo,p.,,
Fnh and Scott sireets-thia, feet square, ~ rosp,,
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-01-30

At the close of the January terra OF the
Recorders Court in Chicago, thirty -four
sonvicts were ssntsnssd to the Psniteatia-
~. =gs.-.-8
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-01-30

as was the case last winter, therc y, never
thslsss. much need q extended chsritiss
and liberal douatic to the poor.
MENTOR.
SrAMPs AKD MoA2Y.-Ths Post O8es
Department has decided thatif an unpaid
lsster. from any cause, gets in the mall and
reaches i,s destination, il must be delivered
on payment Of postage at the prepaid rate;
and that II q letter be prepaid with money
instead Of stamp il must be delivered
The Washington Union says the new de-
cision was made in consequence Of the fact
that some Postmasters are in the habit of
sending back to the mailing office letters
reaching them for delivery, because they
were not prepaid by stamps, but by money.
II u the general duty Of Postmsstsrs to see
that letters are prepaid BY stamps, but
when, through inadysrtencs, ignorance of
the law, or want Of stamps. letters prepaid
| with money. reach their destination. it is
| the duty of the Postmaster TO deliver them
the same a. though they had been prepaid
by stamps. Entertaining this view OF the
subject, The Department has Instructed
Postmasters, that until they are furnished
| with stamps, they must forward letters as
heret ofore. when prepaid with money.
In the Virgins Legislature last week,
| the Governor transmitted special message
| in relation to resolutions from the State Of
Vermont relating to Kansas. The Govern
/ or avails himself Of the occasion 10 give his
views OF the Southern question, and con.
cludes BY advising that they be preserved AZ
I State archives in proof OF the wrong offered
to the South, and thai no action be had up.
on them. The Governors communication
was laid upon the table and 2,50o copies
ordered to be printed.
i Mr.. William Russell, the able correspond
I ent of the London Times in the Crimea, ha'
been mobbed and driven away BY the drunk
en- portian Of the English soldiers. because
Of his statement that the increased pay o
the soldiers was squsndered for drink. III
applies to headquarters for redress, but OBJ
tanned none, the officers having grudg'
agains, him as well as the soldiers, on &C
CONT Of his unpleasant disclosures in rela
ton to their conduct.
y REPUTATION or SLANDER.-A state.
ment highly. derogstory to the standing oi
! Bishop Hsmlne, of the n. E. Church, has
been going the round Of the secular press,
for some weeks The Western Chrisiian
Advocate OF the 10th inst, thus disposes Of
the Islander
J, IL. D. Harlan, q member Of the .Cincin.
4 natl Conference, for making statements IN
regard TO the Bishops character, was
brought before his conference, his statement
proved false, and himself expelled from the
Methodist Episcopal Church and ministry
BY the large and intelligent Cincinnati Con-
ference, after q trial of three days; only
!, two members of the conference out OF neat
/ " two hundred. voted in the negative, be-
cause they thought the punishment toe
severe, fer the faisehood proved against Ar
Harlan. We cannot withhold our surprise
/ that statement so utterly falss, should have
been manufactured out Of the facts OF tha
csse.'
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-01-30

TIE subscribers having a. above purchased the
''havkeye Storeo and stock Of Msssrs. Riordan 4
head will DO pleased 10 meet their former patrons
Sold friends and new,' with superior goods ~ low
price,. Mr.. shesd win remain In our employ.
Our Estsbishmeat, corner Of Iowa0Hnd voaFth Ste +,
will bs continued until We can dispose Of II.
JanH0 t-M JACOB WRAVkR, Jr., q CO.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-01-30

No. snO--Anoiher Two stsry Brick House a
scott stTcei, heat North OF Iag, these tee hou...
aud lots will be- sold low, ~ 10 ensure sooa 10
yssimen Their present rental is IS per &c nj On ia
price asked. he owner sells The N 40 ufds, 10 m,
prove other properly 10 nsetthe demand Tor ,,o,s.
aud business houses.
] have also n number Of nne Improved Farm,
among which are thefolioWlag:
Ne. lse-A Farm tn Ceda r Coauiy Of aso pe,as AN
The Road from M1scaiine 10 Tiptol and Two md,
half miles East Of Rochester; ali under eun,s
Il Two stor, Brick House, stable, Orchard. Timb.,
and water.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-01-30

No. gOs.--A beautiful Farm Two mile. from Roos3
Grow 0-o acres, 80 acres brsk gu good spring and
i,lenty or stock water The imrYov emeu are i.
story stone House ~ ~, Stable, we'll Of soft "a
ter. Toany person taking The whole this pro ps,, !
will be sold low.
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La N D q FIT q n
J. W. GTEwARz,
-E AID -
fa~ INSURANCE AGENT, 81 4a
=---a- -
l Gard.

IFoFFlCE 10 ale Clairo'sr now Block, on Bra
dy Street, over the Post Once
Jan 80 DAyenDOFt. Iowa,
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-01-30
A CHEAP HOUSE.

THE House and Lot on Sixth street between Nai1
i and s.ffison, price aoG0
a Lot a gfE,
On the Railroad, adjoining tho Depot, TO lease pr
ten years S6 BY $50. The very best lot on We
Railroad. GEORGE l.. NICHOLS,
corner OF Main end Second aroeis,
Jan. 4. 1896. Dayenp2Ys. 5sss-a-
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-01-30
Swan Mills.

0wa0 MAAA46.
TERH 4 SNi,I,.. 4 ioy GRoui.
WE would inform the citizons aud trade OF Scott
w and adjoining counties, that wo are now manu-
featuring a very superior article of Flour which We
offer a. orr quotations in this paper ana we
Great Inducements to Dealers,
We will deliverour Flour by tho 10 bills. and APP
wards an where within Is OF 10 miles OF mill
FREE OF CHARGE.
Haying ell the facilities for making the most
ketsbe noar and feeling that we can sal' both deal
er and consumer, We respectfully solicit aho'rai
share Of public patronage.
Jan J3dtf Davenport, Iowa
CROFT,S GIFT CONCERT!
Last OF the season.
81, 500, 90 worth Of Valuable Presents, such
as XAsical Instruments, Writing Desk,
Work Boxes, Jswslry, Books, Fine
Pictures, Engrayi 81, &C., &c.
AR c. respectfully informs tho citizeas Ell RosA
M islsnd and vicinity that he win give Concert Of
Vocal and instrumental Music, at the
OLD METHODlST CHURCH,
Roek Island, on rHTksDAY EVENING, Feb. 7th
whole Number Of Tickets Thirteen Hundred
The following is list Of the valuable presents to
Ing OF the CONCERT: q sDts
Piano Forte, warranted years, $50; sen cot
tsge Furniture marble top, res Gold Watch, lever
hunting case, 5000; spienid iElaid Papier Maehie
Wnusg Desk, s5ss;l superDiy bound BOOK lGems
of British Art, s0,oo; handsome Rosewood writing
Desk 1890; Flute, each IA, and doll "a Flutes
so each, Nc 40; Ladies' Papier Machie Work boz,
inlsid, - 60; vion each oil a., and dolls j Vi
oiins, 6UO ~ Niollns, 90 each "a O S, er card
case Il, OU; ~ nae Pietares, gill frames, $40 1900;
] lpisd Rose and Satin Wood Backgammon table,
1890; Ciaronets, % each. stco; ciarionets. Slo
each, 5000 Guitar, each NJ, ~ and dolls a 0a'l
ars, IS each co. 90 Banios - each, la0D;l Millions
Works, IN saperb Morocco, SD splendid tilt hi
ma Inks tad, 100 me Gold fhirnble, SOU; 80 New
Miscellaneous bind books, i.5 Al ~; 3Hoid Breast
Pins, Sis each, 5,s5 nne Garaet Pan, 5.n0; Odd
Fellow Pin as; Pearl Cross 800; So nae gold
Shirt Studs, 500; par De gold sleeve Batons, 90
Geld Studs, g. Zach, $40; IL Gold Kings, ~ 80
each, 10 oe Geld Pms, each 90; 50 line large
Steel Engrasings, each, 5oeo SO One Dollar Gifs,
such as India Rubber Combs, Books aud Music books
&e., de., 5000.
Tickets One Dollar For sale nj Crosl's Music Store
and Warren u khaw ms Book store.
Doors open at o'clock Concert at half past pre-
eisely. Front reserved for Ladies' aud Ge nile
I men gccoinps awning Them. Jan - -dsw
| Atlanta and Interior Banks.
w K shall continue 10 receive and pay out the
w notes OF tho above Bsnks las we have done
since their 18th
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-01-30

No. lss.-A Double Rrisk House Oh scnt, ,t,se,
adjoining No Igs, with ten rooms, W ell and u.ts,,
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-01-30

No. CA Farm of % acres 50 of which /. Pfsl,
50 Of which Is broken and under fence ~ Of Tia, :,
good House anu other improvements, 81 mite,
north Westor lie Claire, aud SIX niies from ,.s ,s,
mibus ofthe Chicago 4 Port B,fou kAlrcst.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-01-30

So.---A farm Of 2so acres in Pa.tea,s Grove. "a,
acres under cultivation, good " atsf and timber.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-01-30

HAVING sold the .Hswkeye store'' and our stock
Ii Of Goods 10 Messrs. Jacob Weaver, Js, Il Co.,
We would cordially Feco nd them " our former
patrons and friends. All persous Indebted TO will
" essrss perceive tho necessity Of sstiIng up imms
diatsly.
Jan29 RIORDAN SHRAD,
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-01-30

No. lG A beautiful residence on the Nanh .,..
Of Fourth street, West of kock Island hi ~.
The house well flushed, with rooms, rood eo,is
Well, Cistern, Wood house, with variety OF sS,as
bery, every convenience TO make eomfo,tshIs ~.
dsnce in u good noighborhood. 'a
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Ialsnds

No. o02.-an Island bel " cen u ,sanan .n1 =.
Claire, together with Tho shore on the main lnUa t
whole containing u acres, making bne sieI bow
tr. aa-
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-01-30

IVTE 10 IEAbk
In Gurley's Subdivision Of Russelps Land,
Il WILL lease for ~ years, lots an Brady Main as<
J. Harrison Streets running through the whole tsfgf
which they are nov offered, will enable any one u
eeia cheap home, convenient 10 The business part
he city. Apply 10 GEO. l.. NlCkoLLS
June 20 III Cor Main nd Second II rssis-
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-01-30
lTP0lfANT NEWS TO THE LADIES!

I Auss wishing 70 pnfehass : <o1nnOE
Or liz mscl,rs DC Friends would do well to call
Paris q New York Millinery and
Fancy Good Store,
Where hey v IL fld the best assortment and
Cheapest in the City.
Alsc, Il tenu,ilui Aseortment Of
Chilaren's and Infants White 4erino En-
broidsrsa Hoods and Jockey Caps,
Ladies AID Misses xertno and BLK guilt
cd Hoods, kibbons, Velvet and
Hehair Head Dresses, Large stock Of kaDoons,
oasins, Dilks. velvsts, Flowers, Esashes. %.
general assortment Of Millinery Goods.
Fancy Goods, A large assortmsnt Of leedie.
Work Collars, Under Sleeves, Hdkfs. Embroi-
dsri~s, EnbroidsEy and Knitting Cottsn.
Embr ,idsry silk, Linen Floss, Silk Worsted
and Linen Hraids, Cord and Tasssls GILT, Blk
and Glass Dress Buttons, Coarse, Fins ana
Hound Combs, Hair and Tooth Drushss,
Tapes, &C. &c.
All Of orr 0oods will BE- sold ct
WHOLESALE & RETAIL,
Taesy Cheap ~ ehe
Paris Z New York Millinery : Fancy
Goods Store,
Corner Of Third and Brady stS:,,
OnyeMpOrt. Iieee9-ul w. b. NICHOLS.
NE. Narkihg anu stamping Tor bfatdinx sho EN-
broide airing done 10 order.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-01-30

No. EOS - Another and larger Island above Prince,
ton coptsi ming 100 AeTes covered with 1imbss Al
esesilsnt chance for wood dealers. The wood car
Ice cut and brought 10 Davenport Tor thfss dollar PER
cord
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-01-30

ofthe AstorHouse-fof violating the Main e
Law The case came up. before Recorder
Smith, and he decided agsinst the Alliance
The case was carried upon sppeal to the
Supfsne Court, where the decision of the
Recorder vas reversed, and the Maine Law
indicated This ease is interesting from
the fact that our Mayor has hung back from
an eniorcemsnt ofthe lsw until. by decis.
ion Of the courts, be could be assured Of
its eoasiitutioaality. If Fernando Wood
now does his duty, New York may yet be-
come sober city. There 10 another VERY
enthusiastic Temperance Association here
known a. the Carson League" whose
members are always on the alert to give in.
formation against all violstors Of the Liquor
Law One Of these. evidently not much of
a iinguist, while passing French cafe on
Broadway, sss. or fsncied he saw, unmis-
takeabls proof that liquor was sold d. d.
Premises Over the door. in neat lstt4
were The words ''vin e. Fromsge." This
he took down az the name OF the firm, and
entered solemn complaint against the in.
digidusls before the Recorder. When the
case came up for trial. the court was con.
vuised with laughter. and the informer fell,
rather chesPly when he was told that, rem.
dered into English, the words meant "Wine
and Cheese" The Carson League has
since ordered several copies of French
dictionary So 80, - =, < = s,s.. y.
Nearly every night some daring burglary
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-01-30

Two Brick Houses just nnisLed, In Patton 3 ADD
uon with number 81 un'Inlroved Lois u los Va
ees and long credits.
inadditon 10 the above, the subscriber has issg-
amount OF unirn proved landin Scott, Musaslns, Ci
Ton, Cedar, Jones, johnson, Iowa, rsveshisk, IN
per, Marstlal, Tama and Benton Counties For -,
Information respecting the foregoing property, aph
10 6E0. l.. NiCkULLs,
Real kstsSs Agsst,
dec Is Corner of Second 4 Main stree.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-01-30

IkRHUNEA a. CIRCUIT,
lie Claire, Iowa.
WE oaid inform the eitizons and trade OF Scott
w and adjoining co untes, that wo are now manu-
featuring very superior article Of Flour which We
offer at market quotations in this paper, and we
one the following
Volcano weekly ledger., 1856-03-08

TnR CAaEGEoS. This species Of lizard,
which is extremely slow in its progress is
indemnilied for this disadvantage by an in
comprehensive faculty Of assuming at its
pleasure the color OF the ground by which he
Is surrounded. With this advantage he es.
capes from the sight of his enemies who
would overtakc him by speed. This faculty is
in his will for his skin is not mirror. Tho
it partakes Of the color Of the objects it does
not reflect their forms.
What is most remarkable in this animal,
and well-attested by naturalists, who have
not, however, assigned any reason for it, is
that he takes all colors, as brown. gray yel-
low, and most frequently green, which is his
fayoritc color, but never red.
Cameleons have been placed among scarlet
stulls during whole weeks, without partaking
Of that color in the least degree.
Nature seems to have refused this eonspic-
uous color, because il would only serve to
make him perceptible at a greater distance,
and besides there is no earth or vegetable OF
that color to which this animal ACTUALLY re-
sorts. So that in giving him the power OF
assuming the color Nature would have be-
slowed useless present, and defeated her
own purpose.
Volcano weekly ledger., 1856-03-08

r the BATTLE afar eff A rear guard had been
left TO destroy everything which would burn,
in order TO keep it out of the hands OF the
Guerillas who infested the road.
At eleven o'clock the company arrived at
Ccrraoo. where Col Morgan, with three com
panics. was stationed Here the work OF de-
structon went bravely on; this being a way
station, a tremendous quantity Of Uncle
Sans Stores we're kept here, which were be-
ing burnt and otherwise destroyed by the ex-
citld troops At one O'Clock in the morning
we commenced our tedious march for Buena
Vista. surrounded on all sides by alargc Mex
lean force who were waiting every opportunl-
ty to catch a stragger, or if possible to di-
vide the command and then cut it to pieces.
But that gallant band, numbering only one
hwndred and eighty gNRs, and no cannon press
ed nohlv on. must hasten with my sketch,
and skip many an incident which happened on
the route. On the morning Of the 25th we
arrived at. the place where the first large train
was captured during the war. 1t was com
posed Of ll9 Wagons loaded with valuable
rations, and was attacked on the previous af-
ternoon by the notorious Col. Corraial, with
four hundred laneers. The escort of twelve
men was surrounded and captured without n
struggle; and then like demons they let them
selves loose upon the train, killing the unarm-
ed tcamstcrs and capturing the entire train,
committing atrocities which would make a
savage weep Eghty-thrce teamsters were
cruelty butchered. They were stripped Of
their clothing, their persons desccrated in the
most horrible Manner some of the Wagons
were set on fire, and the bodies Of the men
thrown into the flames. May God protect
me from ever beholding another such sightl
We did not dare to stop to bury them, but
FASTENED on That evening ut dark We arriv-
Volcano weekly ledger., 1856-03-08
{ HouGnTALNG.l ". II. PHlLBRlcl
HARDWARE. STOVES, &c.

IlE Subscribers would respectfully inform the
a citizens Of Volcano and surrounding country,
1nal they have formed a Co-partnership, and have
~ low on hand at their store, next door TO the Empire
lio'el' the largest and most complete stock Of
tdRDWfRE, STOVES. TLVF4RE. &C.,
EVER offered in this place. Our stock Of STOVES
nave been selected with particular care, and are
adapted to the season
ogr assortment of H7RD W.fRE embraces eve
salng that is usually kept in an establishment Of
niS Kind all IF which we offer on the most liberal
terms
In M and Coppersmithing, all kinds, done to order
VI 'le shortest notice. Give as call.
HOUGHTALING a. PHII.BRlCk.
nov II 4-3m
Volcano weekly ledger., 1856-03-08

Eg-Words are little things, SO are drops;
but the one make up the ocean and the
other the speech of mortals one Of the might
lest engines of power. Wordsl How cheap
they are. They come without price at the
moment and at the bidding of the will And
yet how valuable they are. They may buy
what gold cannot; they may do what laws
cannot. A word may make a friend that
gold cannot buy, or wound love that laws
cannot cure.
Words and home are near relations
Kind words make home earth's pleasantest
place. Unkind words make it equally UNI
pleasant.
Father, if you would have your home
happy, teach by your own example that none
but kind words should be spoken there
Mother, if you would rejoice in your home,
see that all the tongues you control utter no
words but kind ones. Brother, sister, If you
would enjoy your home, sweeten it we'll with
kind words.-They cost so little il would
seem that every home might be full Of them.
Wise words aud kind ones and plenty Of them
make home almost heaven.
Volcano weekly ledger., 1856-03-08
A. D. no Y, VI. d.
Dentist.

To-. Permanently located in Volcano.
fsS. - having comfortable and convenient
I1AIJ Office, with all the necessary lstru-
ments, Tools and appliances will do any kind OF
work that pertains TO the profession Of Dentistry,
m manner which shall give entire satisfaction, or
ne money refunded.
Artificial teeth inserted on Gold Plate or Pivot,
ss ihe case may require Teeth plugged with Pure
1oM, or extracted. Chlldrcn's Teeth regulated
Nhen necessary; and all diseases OF the GUNS, (the
most Of which is called scurvy OF the Gums,l cured
of NJ PAY. Chlorosorm administered If desired.
Gn- Terms reasonable. var
oct u | 3m
Volcano weekly ledger., 1856-03-08

juvenile LoGIc.-A lad wishing TO turn a
sailor. applied to the captain Of a vessel for
a berth fhe captain, wishing to intimidate
him, handed him piece OF rope, and said: II
you want to make a good sailor You must
make three ends to that rope 1 can do il,
readily replied the boy; here is one, and here
Is another-that makes two. Now. here's
The third'-and he threw it overheard.