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Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1856-02-07
HUNCKEL & SOHN
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10 Gppardte fir Wphnb6ufer, S6utbGufer, Rirdeu, 5uteI'
'iet. hftnittn, 8abriten, @ieeereien, 8arm<GebGube, fppte &c
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fNrt7st ffraatdrssl @df.Gpmr. ouf 8efeuuna S.rferttei
'nb 1tlTenx am "sftwnten Srt %dufatfe1t. Ndtere Nus
NIT y Ser Ofaes Der Comp. y olatmprefr. SIR. 1O2.
rua9 6, R. 6prdour Sr.oVr.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1856-02-07

NaYS uno MDrIe,

%AM2\ Nr&ttetonilfe unb MGbl.6plddneifsr balttn js
: atfGe, trttrtfde unb tufcm N treuettt q a ? I d.
CT uOrSsr f&ttoensu U%uBfdbcn %sprrGttts. lStfs SsfsFrr
r irb prrmpt aus 6stubrt. laps
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-07-14

MR. JOHN PARRY, an experienced builder
and contractor, has located permanently at
this place. He is prompt and thorough
going in everything he undertakes, and will
no doubt be we'll patronized He was the
builder of the beautiful banking house OF
McWiliams & Tymeson. and is now engaged
in erecting the court douse and Jail. See
his advertisement
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-07-14

SOLD AGAIN The familiar voice OF our
old friend, Cheap Harry" might have been
heard last evening selling his goods to, and
otherwise amusing q large crowd that had
gathered around him. He has large stock
of useful articles which he sells cheap for
cash, at his branch store, ON Montgomery
street He sells at auction twice week.
See his advertisement.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-07-14
coRREsPoNDENcE.

ORovILLE, July s. 1856.
A. NJ. ZABRIsKIE. Eso,
Sir:--ln conformity with a resolution
adopted unan mously by the meeting 10 eel
citrate the 4th July, nt the metropolitan
Theatre, you arc respectfully requested t.
furnish q copy OF your Grafton Delivered OIL
that occasion. for publication.
With high respect. yours &c
LANSING TooKER, Prcs't
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-07-14

FICHr.-A small fight came of yesterday
ing, az usual 1t seems thas one Of them
had been electioneerng for SIGHT oil the
afternoon, and at last found 3 subject who
proved rather too heavy fren the shoulder
for him, and in consequence thereof got his
''peeper bunged." Keep quiet boys.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-07-14

Coor. TREATMENT When the thermoms-
ter stands at l07, to see craft commanded
by Capt Doc. Murphy stop at your door
and hear him sing t"Ice," is most delight
full to those who drink nothing but cold Wa
ter. More than once has he treated US thus
cody during the last week
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-07-14
ORovILLE, July 6, 1856.

ORovILLE, July 6, 1856.
LANSING TooKDR, ESQ:
Dear Sir,-ln accordance with your
request, and in con ormity with resolution
adopted unanimously by the meeting to Gel
,brate the 4th of July at the Metropolitan
rhe,tre, place copy of my Grafton deliv-
cred ON that occasion, at your disposal.
am, cir. your obt servant,
A NJ. ZABRIsKIE.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-07-14

CONDITION or HoPKISs-The latest news
says that his prospects are still more unfa-
vorable. Erysipelas had set in upon the
head. and that he was suffering from an at,
tack of intermittent fever.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-07-14

AMUSEMENT rAHEAD.-Lee & MarshAll's
National Circus will give an exhibition At
this place on next Wednesday.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-07-14
GRAFTON

DELIVERED AT OaOvILLE, JULY Arm
BY a. NJ ZABRISKlE ESQ
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-08-25
AN AMERICAN INVENTION
THE GgraTEsr or THE 4

IT'S greata'ilsty slu-
Il plistty, caeapaoss Of
pIIee and adaptation 80
The wants eials classes
III the G era m ut,itN
strongly recommend i,
IN eNety Stale ~ the
Uaan. hatpattiealatly
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te nra4fia az tuu, WHtUI EUI'staIIFis5fF = ~
f,.taw4nr aad many other oVrsincatss' references
sn4 gNtFacts az tuiters ElveBby uliahle gentlemen
whose nSnss aulAed thereto.
HNmg Income tse Iateuttys AMI prowiators Ct I'D
vim aad sns ". Clark patent Iup,baei Neind'nh assd
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seasoned EI00r..g
SEASONED LUMBER
20 iPPiy lats secIioli III
SHINGLES
LUMBER, DOORS, SASH, BLINDS
Lath, shingles, &c.
"T0E Old STEAM NIL sr,lL .t,ven

SoHhh Y ~ % our numerous ct,,lopa,,ts.,
~ 100 iaen an 'nsasRss stock Of Inn,
taneeomtaltlpts n our line advertise H. vul hShS.
apology ipl 80 ataail stock o. hand l. Tut Only
s I, ~. S,i ' . 70 stow il away uatl
daliY from = &" 90 Du feet Luberi0 =, -, We "a !
sash doors &e. &c, in pfopo,i,C' III .iI
cur stock Hrfumnlsiss slowly H., W,
''''' 80 WI 81 9 ~ most any bil ofsisd fol-
Oar ta4l aspply of LJL5A j. noe -.
Haht's ai'a We shall he prepared 10 kgeo ''sr , W
s6tsmrul complete AseP oar ~
auea solicited, tShtlna
BURAEtL, GILLET Il co
sau2gdgIf ~ W
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"" ~ q. + ..'.-.'.Ilt-
hh' ... q. ~
f'-.. .'..a.s'. 5'.,..' ..'.'t,
90. '.-'.. i.''-
-s No .'l,i.n ".'. hs''
@y#''. f'7a' Bay A'ltfr ha'
''o..f ".',8.r ''..4... 5HHlf.
- f... t'A3 we 80. i'Ar
A'.''-.+ -'..s NH7f.H'rE IT, %
bf"ag... 5.fgHfI.a- bf
l,E5..l.f t.r'.. iauaigE'eI ''ls Ia
ii't'...,4 { 10 .-'s.. f.i'''.',.. ...l1
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- = -
GhifaaO.
w. EEI.EC HING
I5l Randolph street, chicago. Illinois,
hjch3nd EfnDanf Euruifure.

NftH THU tsft'-@aEtI 4 III NFEUfN'
4'aE Undersigned wQAtE Fespueaggtl5 as Auaae0 &
q eitiaeNs ~ tha Nnsts ,hHt Bic las @pyRed 2
fsra 1lass Warehouse 81 kose Naad Eavtae Fafpl
teees ana alteshef kiaas, ~ hibsars, Nttn9an1
1haa1sr suits of Rose &oeS, Mahogany. Nak ana
Wubtt, al OF which have heea nsae Il hFsaN 4
mAbnlavtofy in Sew Aolk oigk, Had materials tl
Steamed and kia-aFted, aud ssrfaated e 800
teshees eaaal 10 ans marie n this 80 afs ef A"Ni
Also, ) tWll asseFltasnt OF iFUslew : s'fa
Grovesteen's celebrated Planes,
which have lAkan ~ Cold 8eat at every New fotS
Exhibition, Ter the lsStnine wears aaa WI ~ -
81 competitors, at che ato tfystai raises +" -
y a5k els. .,i,, 4,
All orders " IN 90 ISL en- and made nr IRON the ~
test French styles. ami sul2 in tblc@E9 ga y M
,rses - MA i,r fn New HarE city Alec, 'ail -
sartplena N thq New Patent St'RtAG hr4ss thS n,S
tiax.4ritps Hnd economical Bed eve ia."e. Sha
/ ,.e518 u,liy Prize sip.aH, Tie aItTes4an - tH'
Puti3p 4 Aisa invited 10 lha PAtent MESQUITE =" I
- tau laass complete ghag eNet aisa"i PttteNt's Pr
4 labIs, 81 the reduced prizes % s0iApirte.
| ~ 4BTItitNtS. Manufacturer anu lNPoFh,f =
I al kauauipa slste Is 1 ttNAEoA Ai4
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FRUITS, &C.

FRUITS, &c.
4 Fresh 10. Lemons, oranges, Mats CauGiel
- Ne. iu-t Ts-tszr. I'd by
pre "flsl 81. u. ElDFNtEiMEH
Il. II. HETDENHEIMER
Wholesale And Retail Grocery aaa Provision
Stores
Second 81, d doors bsiol0 BRADY, aorA sids.
| RAVE fG5i faEaiFed Nnd SIN 3Renihg Of ihs
4 iafEest ssd besi selected siacSs al
GROCERIES AND PROVISIONS
cvGr l9fEa aaHashtt0 this market, 10 watch nyits
tho AHeHtlQuui -Ddutfy merchants aud the public
general g. 5aa4s o5ol no above AZ greatly redacsd
offices.
tst and sec Ter ourselves before purchasing else
MMnrH. doc u
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WHOLESALE AND RETAIL

,rHE subscriber mas received from the Eastern and
Southern Markets. aiaTgo and we'll selected stock
Of goods OF alt descriptions use, sting
OF Dry Goods, Boots tad Shoes, II ats aud Gaps,
Glassware, Qaoenswate, Buffalo Robes,
6rocer.es, Dried Fruit, Cotton y arp,
Carpet Bnaiu, Picking Yarn, Cut Window Ilass
Ga ". La kAnag hs salt Hardware,
NetsAud siiSaws Iron all kinds, Sto sl sorted
Castings, Nails, all kinds, tIriudst0Hes,
WUdenwATC, Live reese feathers, FiLGhd Dakuut.
Sole and Upper Leather, Wallpaper,
willow Baskut', fIintsand Ole, Dye Stuns, O. &
which VIII be sold Al small advance iOr Cash AZ
intend Keeping ovrry thing in use, pc raons
wanting sbygri HTiiGles oil tain them Front NJ
AZ the ErIek UppOstlsho hiiis Davenport, IOw
JuueG. IHJ3 q" J. "a. BOWLING
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WHITE GOODS.

WHITE GOODS.
DIAM, Firui,d and dotted Swiss MHslns.
Laconet aud Sarsinri tumhFiGs. .
Plaid stnivda and Plain Nsils0oks.
Brhup Law uF and Book Muslins,
iSrigt0us, India Dimiiy. Victoria Skiftins,
Linen Long Lawns, Binds Eye Diapers,
Fino Linen aud GraHg tamhrics.
Cambria DimiiirH aud DiGiity Banda.
Figured FrIiiihBtes, Checked and Striped ta4b,ns%
For sale al low prices Nt NADSWoki ho
june - dtf ~ g., opposite 10 {" tiis ilouFo
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FAAhEH SAW AND GRIsr nTfL sys,
The Best dill ever offered to The pabIir !,
FkLIOA1S PNkTARI n MI,

FELtoN > HOkTA BILE Mill
kAFhith hiss lak en- The FIrst pyra.g,. =, -,
w STATE ata GgEsfB Fatrs where n H. ". ~ ..'
hibl!eaz and GsAs Es'gf Tho yIesg,-ss5 $3.50, w
y tiN- Ihis tF4ly excellent Am 1870 st...i 4
avs" ter ~ sMftitgts durability and rr.slt-,If.,
patented lazy - isa5 stEndt 41ylysltft gtal
numbered Ties" miiis soid. uad fl4Fr j,F' ~ - -
uiai'd ta'ethiy declare their merit fsf,r "a, ts I
beer @ata u tte shat six uuRthsJ Eh2y - a. ~
bly adapted for grinding Corn, Uats WbSsi r.i
Corn Va The ear, sPiees, Sc. wFfb 4 fa5Iflts - 4
latsIn nuknow Hbefare ''''' ""* PVT
Ne hth Eflhds from I . 3 bu, al mol nj, $40.
- Sh' oIlsed per hour " ith frenI 10 Et,f.. a.,
other Nos. Pr3pors.suste amount Thsy 80, ~ ~
Pf9l'bed y horse, stcSu Or water pop.r s,d A..
vel AdhPte3 70 trr~galar motion, henc, Al ria,
cost ti''b can BE- attached - any saw mill ''A
MsAL SktNfS aro attached 10 thess tuili. th.. -.
IetthE t0ih We oa'J irz!g Brassisd13A mill ffur,
References can Be given wA.r. .b.,..,,f,,. a..
Ne'h ~ uso 70 Woa1Hs without either r,ssa5,Igy =,
needing dressing and IlRest.e. absr, tLst - \,
"9heei toHF tHyaihs ago lgF grinding y5ss tsy
II is an established fact that AID tnii5.l,.t l
Jtfa' eht ueS"r's yriRa mslf - ald tbsf \. 49,
Aha coo cfusAcrs gBiy CuCk ths, cora ana 49, ~
thnt hrtt'iet fedur" iho feed 10 4 desired 49,.
" Dc dsedNith PROFIT. BaEtLs
fltITDN MILL.
without knives, aud with grinding sRTl,rs. TO-, as,
t5'hpeftd Alesiwh not affect H. laclt,nn. .f vrrt
lLB 70 may Heefce 81 Hucness, aud Of redo chg ~ H.
tht "a 4ess 81 meal thssu facts justh a. M va.
fanl'hf thesp units 10 give entire Satisfaction
r9t lhtthet ihl"finGuoH sud Ialils and fyIi anal,
~ ~ totNr LoJMiS q o., onicc IL Clin
dec ~ NF
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CAMDEN FLOUR & FEED STORE.
Ntth sebsar hart aE made arrange sasaia v -
IsfnaRs ty supplies IT. h9af, tsk1s ti3s " elt~
~ q nFcNl1a les CaSksa " Dag nporl tat ne So
DFsm@e astyfa lsr tba FArp9ss tae uyrghhf 81 go
sha aAffssn stress lEGefJ dsdgetiaB n-st. 20
bahefs $40 lta5e eAp 5Hy 40 telt pgafu.
June gN5m j. sYgE.
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VARIETY STOkET
| ~ 49,. ss1n'.'1srr has opened a VARIETY sTopy "a
htaay 81 laiv een IA and 5th, whefs nv, lII'i
constantly on tai4 choice saatttr nj '''' VIII ~
Dress Goods and Trim,,;r,,.,

a.1o"e 'hS suck VII be faabi a chalfs sl.tt.,
r'asy DriaiEe- Harogs slySicania Wbi,s ~ = q
n,1a"tr fiEHfeI s"ts Clabrc and J,,,,lt nn., !,
-. a,'ss eail To'lefirs Worried and Lao celia,
' ssS' 1,T"t tlri 81 ladies cold Waist Bpakh, s,, =
anti 1.'d st'n tHn 3tt riste styles II tb.tsf ausi
Heht 81 slik Muslin aud haze Nantes ''ss'
r'y shd other dtassss made 10 the ERost f,sLt,,.ll
lle "ha ~ shortest o"'ee NiaIti1s and Cue, md, "a
'io,f. Patterns received monthly h1m paI9s :, ~
"odaio Customers, Tire whole stock was selr,I IT,
~ H'n can Recommend Il 70 my customers 10 ~ ~,
"s' sthet!sh ever brought to Davenport
-" W.T. mn" n 19slE MKS & q AIKpN
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H Sugar Cured Hams 81 II Cents
/ Fyou want = choice saysr Cured H4u OF a sina.
L Aed shoulder, app! at ny PORK Hobsr CA FToht
Street. #.E
Sugar Cured Smoked Hams II cents,
Smoked Shoulders 8
Liberal dscsunl made % lls Trade.
h.AlH d-Ll j. ". d. bMNROMS
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4 LaTE- COLLECTION nn baud 4HC New AiusiCfese.Eop
- aasooB as ". LISA cj 4t
No = be Claire f.tr. & Z II
I'VE bust Paias Forte instructor in LHs urid Rich
4 AFdsyu's UodrrG school GgF Piano fovleH Gun be
found OF No 4 La iaiEs new: & II
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ToFFEES--15 Bags Rio, Laguaro, Java, Mafaeaibo
Y Il and Havana tndaess selected expressly Tor re-
failing
SUtIARS--6t 3bls white and yellow rehhed Sugars
embracing Eoifar A, y " q, crashed. powdered aud
graHulated; also refined NistIE sugar. These su'
eHrs are all ofthe best q atty.
New lEAS-tJ1 Chests, hall chests, or boxes and
ea.ies Of all 81 and Descriptions et late tn'pogta
lions, embracing nftha highest aud hnc 81 grade,
OF the celebrated s'MAyuuen AID s.piE SO"ay''
growths. These Green and Black Teas arc decidedly
ius and curioas euOps ever erossedI The Atssis
$ - RRd recommend our uelougs. Ton
enonks, Somebody's. Guupowders, lmpcrt4is Aad
Young HtsOns, iar superior IN irag and make,
to the generality OF Teas brought Vest kstAey were
selected especially for Elmlly Usa aHt are less W
pritc With confidence tiyi examination and
trial.
RAfsINs--SO Boxes, halves and quarters; also
Valencia Raistns;
PLUMS- s Btfs pilled aud uU!iaed;
PEACHES doPaFta Caffthts, Dates, Figs, and
many oihef Frusts, dried sod Preserve 3D.
50 APPS pain, Castle, shaving, German aud
chemical ETssys. Se, 6e 5Ihsf with large NaTt
ety of Baskets, ~ lioE, Rattan ana splint, Wooden
ware seEess OF j tts, 3 BJs tish Maekerel, Whit,
salmon and Sea 60 Morning, tU Bates aud Il bushsi
Whe5t Sacks att lnEug yisrf articles aii Tor ssis,
cheap and NArf4Ht-dto give stIi-tac{l1H,
JACOB NEAh ER. ia, q co,
JuH4 ludwlF HaWkeEa store
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NRANDALL 8 HIGGiN : nave just opened a!arge
- ass0umeutU. Gaitars yiolns, BRnjoes, iAmbo-
zines. Sc, dc. -'lss eyCgy Kind V{ HuEc booksRON
which they all sell very chuap for asb al No
lie Claire KOw Oct3d, 1851
CSIu& ssaa1oliUT Piano Forte, Curtis GHissf
A lndes Aiaiudeou tastraetOr and ~ fact every
sind GfiustruGtG4H relating 10 music be found
tho Davenport ~ y'ic store;
i,t.A, HfFF Row
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SON al 2 eta. a aalIan

GAF0alFiEN or Concentrated bye TanLud
- ID make saap without Lime aad with iittla lI1u
De lust tho thiuE for Washing made easy. fll and
get "a box, for s4ts chsap NJ she wSeye Store by
lnne 8 an JAnOB VIEWER IL q ID.
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LEusrEE-s sALE

" ~. .: ...., g, (. &c.,. H. +. ...i
81 fs, a..t. .-r-E a. rra r-sa arG.. H.r q. pa,
st.f .a. .a-. .a... r-...r#H..a. t..H ses.z..
5s.' George -.a.r-.E .#.uug- lEs wife. gaa ff.
~. .. IF . HH-.. . H .=.f. ar.r.. 81. fra-F FL.
.
aae nasw.t 80. la H aaE Ng. tg.Ha aar, es}
ih' .t.a ~ thE'a.s ~ aafrnr2G
A"E Nnte. 'F". frs.f~ is a5tEJE gris sn f.It j. NJ.
aHarEr.F a...- =# .F... aaIeE H9r-ga. Erlsta -
e@ a' .tt-a1# #uf ~ tEs PF"risspna 81 -st2
-"3t a'tr4 fit "a ta Twtug af"th 'ag 80 20
.E D. E-. #. ~ 4a a.g4Hty fsrnsaifs tir rpnr
Dt tHao'.na ia5af -, lgal 81 saii ~, ell At pn7.
rHp#R.a aa ".yHss 20 bfaacf Tor satit, fA" at@re
ss 4a-ef.H .rg ispel. ei,ef afas sraii h~ Ha-
4-srg l"n.5- .HH atsDant ta&n &4et ~ q shta abatF
re r.2ea .s a e. 'is shd spa''fs,s "l is4 t
s4ra ssfc. ,. =. J.. Is AarsfN.
Dstea q. nage,poFt gi. 5ta day Of aag. tr5e Gd-of
DR., sAEFGED's ISyIGORAT0R.
Evg0sf us,atn f5urt1aiesCf Dir saof2ad's D., GO
/ r..ET a. res I6g4r com FlEins 81 tong standing.
FROM Two SIP saG isaspet Big3s rufes bllh0Hs ST.
.aa tar 10 taken HfsHl tHt iEprLnE continually
ffgal qns 10 sso 8psas rshetes aH a-HaeS al s'oE
Frolz ols To .areete oouslsls cares .ersJo-
ar5m one 2, .so y,.as earss ,rs po.s og-laam
Fr5.5 sas me- ssss psrsay euras aoa ssa.a4
ea5a 9ae W taree 4gses cures diarfiaa.n or sum
81 ar 70 uF IaIai.
From one t4la3r l-4spo0Hslatf eltab 1i"lrfH nor
B1 b. c.un g8a8 E41 b Elry hall hour
From oEs g. la9 aai4s1s eifes JaIH1lnF.
Erosg pus - A@y gYt4iDn cures kAF tapst "@stinN#
female obstfRcttpHys
Prom one !, We 4asss cares az a4l2gf caused bog
Wugmss
PROM one % tpET an1s gargSlOAC.
One l40ita Biil tgtHafr sN gellJB EoEh Iron u,H.
Fktn.
From quote Elz auEes fUEss al4u ief4 iHfaulHH,
From four v ais aosas, tH ss sUaEy hOeU, cures
cholera
For -aia Ia bFaggtsE genenliyr end Has. g..
WEEP, pafFnpur9 Sstp 81 FaaEpfd Co., 3. g.
ruy. jIIy q ar
81 0fif l9eisYTig E5meal > sgore spa r. III
Apo ~ DALzELL CO.
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Well Digging.

'IHE subscriber IL at = times ready to dig NSI
and CtsleThs. lie may be found ut MI nm'''
On Harrison, east side, between 9th add IN ~
Aug dJn' EDWARD NEWio'I-
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old Brass and Copper Wanted.
THE undersigned will at all times pa) tho highest
. cash price for old Brass ana Copper.
June 81 dn Y, MERwIR,
Al DayhuYayt fa.f IA
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Nattstn.
Yaakaa NoIi0na We Toys.

81 dltEtL,
Yankee Notions and Toys.
| A LARGEassafgt4aut4ust1 Poulug aHd Tor saleAN
n davenport hAste Stutg;
ND- lie Giairs Ross: cKANDALl, HlG6lsS.
Guitars.
Large and YcTg hue ass"rtue Ht lie spEo ID nr'
ar. gAripU5 prices rAE giug iTom $500 10 ~,
Also hohTsir N'utg -iNe ceutstut VHty bNeu'
laTsn Noe Clare EoW, t%
Feather busters.
4 Very aneaasqFgEneut eau DO Cound at the paEcH'
"a pvfl Music SlHfE;
40 IL cisire kua:
Canes,
Varied aszart5snt just reculs Ga and Tor sale 10"
n 81 No 5 Le Claire koN g
NUlI, and Violin striu aud eyefy Kind % Mh'i-
" cal Msrcssnitte ,kertcof,stAntly ON hand u No
lie Gtasfe Row. n u
The Halleluiah,
UpI pan hsltdvy l.. hasSn, Containing q yer! NJ
- collection fs Stirch Mgse; Atso the Shawn b! v
3 Brsdbucy asaG q, Root, can DO found AZ No Lr
Clair. GoN "a II
AccgF3eoRH and Flutiuas.
Large aud wrtlselested assortment ust receive
- at prices tuai yaAoifsl To give entire sas'Hcl"E
al EUs he tiairt Row: "a Il
NLAbiOAEII>, Flutes Flageolrtst Picalo"s and
- Flies al reduced prices 90
Aos Ls tistre Roy. u
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-08-25
Improved Little Giant Corn and Cob plants
ton Mill Price reduced.

iHpFoEeu LlLue ulant Corn and COD fialsS
ton mill Price reduced.
HUE sdbseTibeT has purchased exclusive right o.
tertiary Tor sale in tbs West OF the above ceie,
DRAFTED Mile, and u prepared 10 nrnish hem al s
I'm. g, either wholesale or retail, guaranteed IL D0
most positive manner.
~ !. n"R more than year since the 'liltlc ulaht
was Introduced 10 The public, during which Inner
GAS Peon constantly growing In the popular iaVof
IN" improvements recently effected and paien'el,
make ~ ttr most perfect machine ever offered o'
gene raj hrm use. 1t Is furnished complete ready ~
atlNtbing team, aud weighs follows No. L.+I
No &'ja0i MOB, 400; No. 4, SO pounds. lwens
minutes are sufficient 20 set up, without meeha
zeal aid, ana when adjusted can with ssie "
entrusted I" boy. Fun directions 'ompahy ea'H
mill.
PRICES:
80. $50, y will grind eDa. meaiper honr VIII lAc.''
d" ,, s5H, IS. "
" I, 500, 81 " go 4" "
II ~Idbrrul discount 10 dealers.
JANIS 4. CHADWICK,
noy. : ia, ~, ST. Louis, No.
ForsaIc by Messrs. DALZELLG BRO, Agents o.
Davenport al above prices, adding freight from %
Louis.
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Esssllss.
en..nr IN rci Ham. o. Ii nuntnI

ChAE3E,
AlPEiiuR Cheese aud prime Loaf Lard ia Cans
- a; the HAskH5e store,
. aptI7-du JaCoB WEAVER, Jr., i 90.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-08-25
Storage, Forwarding 4 Commission

Ia shis branch 81 the trade, are pre- AREA 10 40
large amount Of business. Merchants and others
making eousguments 20 our House, may rast assar-
cd of tue utmost ndely our part 10 ther inter
ests and that their consgnmeus shalt receive prVnp
attention IN sales aud returns.
~ satisfactory reference sa.sea-lS' 81 sSss's,
and VITA p.Sasa1Fd
May 3dwtf RYAN & McCARS.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-08-25

A T CIAS FISTS 10 addition 10 his former sio-k d
n goods a large assortment II GrO Dg Eul Silka
BsTog1 Robes,
Hrrss,s Plain and ElE'd,
Printed AusliHs,
White Graduate Robes
and iiaIRAols,
Which viii bs sgldlt unusually low prices.
June dti CHAS. FISH.
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1856-05-08
Col. JOHN G.. WALKER.

Since the State Central Committee as.
sumed the responsibility of requesting the
Col. to decline going over the course fol
Lieutenant Governor, we have frequently
heard him spoken of as a suitable man tc
go to Congress. So far as our knowledge
extends, there is no man that would har.
monize the Democratic party as well as he
would.
His talents are acknowledged by all who
know him, to be of the first order; he is
well posted in the political history Of oul
country; is a fluent speaker, and stand:
fair on the "record" AS he was called
off the track so unceremoniously BIZ thu
Committee, we think it but simple justice
to give him the nomination for Congress
We think we are not saying too much
when we say that the Democracy of Mar
shall County would, under the circumstanc
es, prefer him to any other man in the dis
trict.
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1856-05-08
ARRIVAL OF THE ORIZABA.
New YORK, April 90

New York, April 29-9 L. nj.
The steamship Orizaba arrived here about
O'Clock this p. NJ, with dates from San Juan to the
Dist.
The defeat of Col Schlcssinger, at Santa Rosa,
is confirmed. About 80 of his men are reported
missing. During his trial. while on parole, he de-
Serted and it is supposed he went to the Cos
Ia Ricans having sold himself to them before the
battle on the 7th.
The Costa Ricans took possession of Rivas, with
1000 men, on the llth. Walker, with GOO men,
attacked them. and after fight of seventeen hours
and half he was obliged to abandon the assault
for want of ammunition. The Costa Ricans had
400 killed and, Walkers loss was between 80 and
60 killed and 30 wounded and missing. Among
the wounded are Marchado, Lieut.. Morgan, aidde'
camp of Walker, Capts. Huston, Clinton, Harcl
Licuts. ellis, Gay, Doyle and others.
Ell Nicaraguense-Walkcr' organ-clams il as
a glorious victory.