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The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-08-26
THE DAILY GAZETTE.
aNEcDoTE OF MR.. LAYARD.

I Austin Henry I.aynrd, now member
ot Parliament for Aylesbury, found
himself wandering abont on one &c
casion, somewhere near Rokhara. in
riteupper provinces Il India, and here
his funds ran short. He called on a
mefchantand requested him H. advance.
2 dlrn sofne money. Cant 10 it, aa+
the reply, ,:as many fellows have i'm
\ posed On me with fictitious drafts. I've
4 been too often taken III and done for"
.Je.Oh, well. said Mr. I.ayar1. 'as you
'IPleasc; ! have money at my hankef's
in London: and win come and break.
fast with you to morrow" :.Do 10:
shall be happy to sec you at break,
last. Next morning who should
walk into this merchants sanctum bnr
+ a Persian gentleman in inIl Oriental
costume. Il have come to breakfast
with von as promised" !" WHAT,
said the merchant, II don't reeollect
having seen you before .'Oh, yes.
you have; You saw me Yesterday. and
| said | should return this morning.
You're Mr. Layard. are you." "Yes.
Alter breakfast, and when the travel
er had told him his plan, aroused the
interest OF his host ia the discoveries
lre expected 10 make among the
mounds aronnl MosDl, in the plain ol
Shinar, where the ruins Of ancient
NlntEcl are supposed to he. the nlrr,
schfnt -aid: ''I.ll advance youmoncy,
five hundred pounds il you like; how
much do YOU want .'Oh | don't
want 50 mtlcli as that; give me five
pounds. : Five poundsfr .'Yes,n
So he got the five severeign5, put them
an The soles Of his shoes as the safest
place while travelling, and having
mounted his: horse. rode away. On
.his journey down 70 Assvria. he had
10 pass through the territories Of the
hostile Khan. who had already taken
away the lives ofseveral Englishmen.
AMI witstrying to get hold OF our trav
eler now roaming through his domin-
ions MI Layanl knew this; and
one day, while drawing near his enc.
nnes, he waited till the hour Of tiffin.
when they were in their tents at their
forenoon meal, when, putting spurs to
his horse, he dashed into the midst Of
the hestile encampment, rushed into
the chiefs tent, and plnnged his hand
into q bowl Of salt, which lie inmedi
atcly pnt to his mouth eyclaiTlieg
NV | am safe. We'll. said the
chltI, ."yon afe sgta. lie admired
the boldness and deXterity ofthe Eng
iisInman, but. above all, the faith thus
reposed in the covenant by sail" ~
Having tasted the chiefs salt, he had
now q claim, nor only on his hospital
itr. hutdn his protection, and he was
safely escorted on his way to ihescene
Of lis future discoveries - Kanpkial'S
K,Wn=tuc
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vopeRoss, pATENT pLANINa nAcHINE

a.uE sunserihcr. Agenl for Tie PateIlfe ~ Nor
cro.s' Putent Piinlng Machine, III sell Shts u
Caunlies alnl-r districts in the sEttc of iona-
nj " III fu raisA Alathiaes man eLufsd p he L
srf.e W. H. y. SLAlAiARBR,
Al Nicsol,s Real E-thte ohies. Cerneroi second
ier re4 He and Main StTe1ts. Davenport 4
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rsnnssIyania Railroad.
Eork felaM0.

n. B. OSBORN & co.
Iasp, STOCK AND INSURANCE BROKERS.
Rack Island. Ill.
Attend e he payment oftsxes ssd sl elas! LaaLsef
canae sted win Land Agency Ia al parts Of Illinois
ma laws. Odsce on Orleans street., Lssf Cloti
iicuaS.
Cheap Lands.
4 " q Sec al tawa 80 = range isSastss
IF nIr saa Il ] w It0
silastsd In Cedar eounty. Also
Sts " or soc 81 town go L range 90 .
) StSE L or see 20 owa eoN . 4hss
EtsW W9rsSa s6N Z" 4Rs0 I"
ssN w ir,scad "a e0N " tEsD
Wk sE ar see3l s1S :. ikeD ~
in scott svunty s,s ossfed for ihiss days Gt great
sargalEs 81 thsI owners whe are y sell
Inip li T. u. OSBORN 81 co., Land A2t
Rock Islsad, Illinois.
we have aisa soIas City ard Country properly Ia
Rock leland county With sTaoifsrod ssry cheap.
Jan & t5s d--wtt
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NJ, Claire House,
n-,,ynnE- 4 nrprp rronrisfnra

4knlSSA
nFthvapoye establishment viii respscuUily In
~ lorn the public that ths house having oesn new,
" dttod ap All csplsntshed, no" "a ioi
"a SEQ "a notation Of the pd3o, and thsy WI spare
no EFFORTS give sstisacton to those stopping with
tnem. The shove House Is located on West daih
Street, oct wean Second aud Third ais.
Davenport, hav 4, 's6. dwtf
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Enlightened, instructive, social
conversation trinmphs over detormi-
|ty, ana makes aghness itself agreea
| bfe
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Notice.

N0IIE6. :
.,oDE Island EEas hiss made arrangements " use
X lim,te 1 moub, Of The notes OFT Nanuise.
IN @ and Aeehssics' EaIs Of Columeas, Georgia. u
and lhs same will bs received on deposit OF 10 pay
for kxchauye VI Coin, tbe saBs tsIns hs tts
tssuss sf tue solvent Banks Of Virginia, Kentucky,
"Iio or fndisns ~ 81. h. OSBORN. Pfest. !
- tS,ort nnsIs stvlf s. IA. MANN. Cashier.
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StoDts.
STOVES II WOl.Es.AI.lsy

NafE ,nali fssei, On he sfening lgalon t..
w largest stock 81 STOVES -ad JiaAEitS
sToC q, et broG,l - he Siata Of tows. Ani"nfs
Ne uHIerpn. arliel~s hch yc shall Keep eohstaHt-
" hand Tor tptrfs use are IfR Fiafe, s4est iroH
ia,iiaf from No. u .psa Eharcsof ss.. Rbs sfG s0
Ia5Iaifsa Rssyia Hs,- Hirr. ftAHtd Copptr'S. Bra
ier's To-. Eort t4a LeaS, c,pPtr EstfSms. .ueftSi
d., Iron k4rSfsAtl si7rs fiEasd d., az if1ds II
presse3 Tars JspSIs.J TO-. Tfaasrs 1a@ts and We
b--Grs sIf persoIs T. dfIg i or der. ta.i ,fe
will sell th~ .t0d- 10 Nf line - low itey cas-
bought ID Ihicos" Sc. Louis, ahd much ion er fI
they have been pa, ia ior theia herctpirc inttlas
place, aAd 0B fsfns 10 sa'f.
rirzsa give a. cali and learn prices. au,i
t,its ,ca vail spend neiilief tins nor mon #
-5 hereafter in buy ny at vte Two place. atOy~
aAard.
y. II. la y fan osg.wc shall receive an assorts
tueut OF lilo Ai.0ge u.ined goods by railroad, sgHi
eirnt to sgbsls Ia ,ism-dialA elnand
Country Nercii4fts i-n rel, upon being sdrpiic'i-
~ alt time with lfrrar- anf "h iat"fa'c terms at
UbOfesafs pr.ces.
Old .sss Copper, &c., BE-, &e.. taS@a IN q
chang. Tor s,oof-. Re f~%E~
NJ, I i.nrrors' El"rk, Front Street.
Hchia-dAwu wickEEsiiaA Il HiCks.
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I0WA STEAM CAB IN ct
MANLIANI'OKN

fiNaE subscriber would respectfully inform w 4,
l iza,s of d. ,entort and OF Central Iowa ihsI he
mana petures and keeps c"A'laht! on h@h' At' '''
sale at ..,
EI'RNII tIRf ~ ugcfy description IRON I'VE ihett
sofa M lhe .oAuenest l.g roag. HaNHAfcsSHtls sdt
hi, stes:n works lalo 0pefah1n, Aa y ..'-
tr siiI,Ttar. ma ,s be syen him u short Hhtics
AMI y In work which he warrant, 70 DC o f'=llef
aus,iV than anything up ported iht6 ne etty HnI
mhlthh,pi bu Sold 1t tower rates. All kinIe "a
INlI'0sslED III isNlGlkE
also spi on hzni sal t"r safe low. PleSse MI 40
exap,itr his .louk, ~ ihe inahnlac!oG! "n - "t
street, sou.h sar, naSt ol parrS stfrcl ,,
ia, snpsgi, Mas ~ lo1G i&sH L.t' - N>N NJ
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THE NEW HOTEL.
w AV RLY HOU s + i,

On Main near Z In street.
TS now open for permanent and transient boaTders'
i Those who Wish quiet and pleasant home ou.
iS long orr short so,ourr In Davenport car ~ y
a, tie wsyery House. TIE tsblssg.-> - 'sfiTnishee
with the delcaces the season; the room. are plees.
npt; The bad. new sad son. The @ayeHy Is second
10 hotel ve. of Chicago, 10 point % beauty l";
cation pte tssnt house, good furniture sas g. " "a
bles ldsyIYt d. IS. ADAMS, rropro.oF
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B. +. SHOUp 4 Co,
uate Gfl1 OF ReuSick aoa,

pI.6F E1I,Ii4zs Egsl cor. FtOGt SOD SesdH- -ar p
ilnvcuport, t,lowh.
4ysLI. gJrzl!Iar principal sIs@tuh9eEs is tAs y i
ytssI,Unitf.IG, HnI colaeciins With lover y .ssl =
.Ihti iIb.is Waatso have The Ageaes los hs sae OF
SsIt. aGd keep cslsally on lan.'rfeNa and i0rH
Cemept lTo brick, &c.
IJoeFEs a iy.4ncs nentj made apon al e1n.iznmgals
E,n, ,. I4Sf-lAuIi
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PTHEsYLyAELA RAILROAD.
~ s2 -

ME
The sre.s espjIas EeGss, eoanse,iny the Al iaaiiI
rtss With The Wejsern, Aorth esisTa, 6ns asuth.
eSgFn ,,stss Fy CONTIGUOUS Rail say direct. 1si.
"a ais5 ssruerr. a. pitsbursh wiih dslis line o.
. - esf,s se .us eas s.isss rs.;. b.
waic4 Ersigat CA be forwarded 70 ana ran she
Rstes batssea Philadelphia aad PittsbaIs,
y.rst syaas -Gocts Shoes, Dry.l 80 4, 1aa a
Good. tn boxesl Fanl fssthefs, &C.
second Glass. Books s Station.
CIV Dry fioods In bsles} Druss ana Toe a, I1os
Ist a.sss, Hand rSf-i LssihsF, woo!
TSira Ciass. .--Aa,ls, eaggiaSl
Rac1r PcrA ia aaiEl Cast btsai,i $50 y i4s v
3oIs ss:hsT In aIaiesl osale, &s.,
ean & pors l2scEsal LsIds Lara on, a0s sIca.
FIdUR-si peI barrel uE.tl firth& uoslcs.
eRlIN-s0 cts. psF e. = ~. s-.4hor nole..
CCIToS-sa pr -Ha'siLEE $40 lbs,
stsr5ha, ,Ss frs.Isal.r % marx psckss.. Fem
s.s.s s sssai ps d 70 ne
esf. rvsrlsd with2u.dsteEaeI.
FsE,eaT Assy1e.-Hsrris. WorEly & Co, Mem.
enG so... Srsasel!le, Ind; Danesnfi, Bell a Bur
d.. sn3 esrtes &. Isvett, Louiayils ,ky r G Mel,
asas Ist sesnsa s. sad ,TiF
O.: Iss.l {. Co, "a Kilby st. Eos,oI; Lsecn 3 Co.
AnoI naaso, II Eors; William st; and Est!er :
srsw j. cons, Rsle'uass; Geo. G. Fsnasiseas, rifa
burg.
n. IIoNRAKHI, sasr. A!sesas, Re-.
sennsY Iyania HaiirOad.
Thrss lsiIy Tkroush Trains betw cen fAil-lstpLia
ald Pittsbaigi.- .-IHE MORNING MAIL laAis
issyes pt.!aislphis for fiitsburgat u s. NJ, and
F,rshurah fer Philadelphia ST. 4. u. The S4i line
issg ca RI. .atslplGst If y. and Fistatg inI Pail
sSe,phis al p. II. THE NIGHT hSPSEsi : lfain
leaves fhiisdei phia tor ptisbafsl 81 II NJ sad
FItfehr rgh for FIllsdelphiH at II J.. NJ.
Tne above lines connect st H;;tsbuJEh ~itE the
ssiI.oads TO sud from ~ Louis, Mo-, Ai,1f.. .seRa
aud Cbitaga, II ErnlAior2, L. silI-tat tai tanis-
vita KV.; IaETe Il IT, Das uDG, spGins aeii Er!ls.
f1ntlns band1Gky- TnttIA, tteHt!-hA, toiuInUnE,
2anesyiits, MsEsiit0B ahd y ssf, oaio; also, win
tha st zan make. beats ifSH add TO New Orleans,
81. louls Louisville and Cialinhau.
l,o sh tieaa.s eaa be had 10 SrifSa shhsT OF HE
.oog, ,lIces.
u Irther paitiSasss SEQ hsade'i!s st ihs direr,
an :aIlng points. Passengers from the West WILL
n luls the af,erssi aud most expeditions route TO
p adelphia, aaitmo New York or Boston.
,aO's. MOORE, Agent, Passenger Lines, Phiia.
MEsklAEN. Agent Passenger Lines, Pitts.
Flila. nov I'd - dIy
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Harrison, letsssn Fror5 a15 So .ts
KIEtEk : A E9saftk P,
ILsio, E7teg S.sllg
TTNHE proprietor resp ctfG!.! soa"
/ eastern f,sads cn3 the fr.Fgl "a. G-" z..'
rally, thft havins pareAasel
InR Csmraoaious A3t5i
and ts Il -3recs1iy se paired n8t rs' P. =
nos prspErs to q s-t sns 70 of ~ Il ffa 81 ~
confa1t sttenslonso taetr wants en- G. -Hr- u :
tBbie VIII be sGppfiei with the kss r 2. r. r'f-
ks: sfgb rds sad hls ioiglns roens r. - , -
well % those OF snT IN the citE. igas@s -zt
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JAxE, 4 GRAAAN. hsTss'

~
GnAHAu & kEPSER,
Forwarding snd Commission nsrehants,
sO.s uns.o1 sfAE@ sl>uCk-fHesAs sihSSi'
Davenport, Iowa.
Order, olicitod tor tns purchase OF Grain, Flour,
woolnnd Produs generally.
-- SEFEsEsCEs-~
RuraWs O. PrvtLyIn man, davenport Iowa,
Wise, Pusey n " ise, Phil, Pa,
sprtns ger, tlarpsugh s. Co, PittaearEr Pa
spapx Co,
Joseph Il Elder, 81. LouIs, No,
HcBr,deo q Hammer, Ciuc!nusur Ohio,
T. Mccoy X sous, \ LsDOD, =
d. d d. AeDouale q Co, Weisvil!7, OHIO,
Mupisn VI rtiu,
OrorgG Wells
Hams, t;srrets On & Co, ClaTesEa, "
tless.y Il sinclair
Jxues Graham, Nov Garden,
Asrenznls gsHsrsity, sAisn,
a,N
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Wall Papsr, Wall Paper!

q. 10 i5c01 rolls hGgd ,tnst rec sived and opsls
/ log, we hGEs no hsststo4 10 sayln9 thss We
NAY, lie laYEssT aai BEST sSFi:ts west or Chicago, As
Ni,i, to ou store aud warehouse VIII show, sii I
which VIII bs sold al irssssnshle prices.
". =. PoRIkh & BRO,
Old Pioneer Book BlJis,
aBi ia II Rock Island. m.
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NEHA TlN sIOKy,.

I N - -
fI,iiE .ubseribor, have Just opened sers ou u =
/ iitop betwaen Third aud koarth streets, there
tsss bpIold nana iaetnring and kceplag epLstaniy,
op hlsd aii kinde of
Copper, Tin and Sheet Iron Ware,
PrI Acnlar attas ian paid TO Ra0ia5 spod',ns aid
ohaip1. GouEtfs- merchants eau rels 1foG being
Supplied vita IN vairst whulesaleprice-.
Rags, old cnprrr, lead, Ac., taken m exchange &C =
rnnas fSiinHtTl GRANTEES & EETL,
FRl.Sh HUIlEE- AND EGGS.
~ AnpoifSps fresh rul Batter also, 10 k.,s cluic
ZDUUpaeRe-i eBI 500 4Lssen Est- tseessr,l R'l
tor tais st L4sHf fA kEEE sroRE. u.gt
Il f. Y flCffn ,srs In
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STAND FROM UNDER!
RDOTS lD .SHO rs

1 u gu now pFepsfelid tast iiand winter Trade
wifi from ~, 800 10 U1u pairs 81 koot and saoa-
cs!ApFish. OF ty. Iaosi eAlF hsiSe sioehs esti
ought IL. hi. market Enadr ap so.oiy fog his Trad
during the iast Ihr In1rfbs. under the pcTsthat sn
paTSisisn OF an -Xfenuae0l aOEkmaE. Al those
parsoEs Ia 1Gnt III good Boots. good SHOES, good
GaItsrs slippers and last. though not isa.l.
tsKEaG A \ - GOOD BARGAINS
" Ill do we'll 30 call ~ the su-cribef. =-
Fine Ladies' silrEeIs oni! twenty Ave cents pei
pair Gehtshha E,,Stg, s25O, and all Dthsr gnots IN
pf5taIil0n. DoH'I al nlsL al nhcUt u.
Dla s35g east oi E1rrows 4 prellyrAn'- siGta.
Fsoht-te'et, DageLPaH i0na. Jas. JuEiiAA.
Sept. 2g, 1855 d-I
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lDoots ano SbOts.
-
THE SHOE TRADE.

r. 1--WE ! hh w.
IAFISG inensset nEt lseil.tl"- i.f -L.ss, (,
rn4rYs,grsa 7uff cis5rs 10 $. G. fsafnh q ao, nI'
totha citi7eHl OF st pCI ttd icinity, sfeseI
tuealr enis thAh ST 10 GrJ tneir lo05 stl HHos
iEea oar r-a9 ..,cL hersaf,os sii tfra,s ~. I.
I.in n,srJ jssof, "n Of gd1s oarisf ~ lhe pro
soIc.., " s.s1 sss i9 5 81 f 5 md iaTi,o so
t.g daaior, 10 cslf - ezaias 6ai 'ioss s5j giif 4
7sitis ouf dftarp lian u rsii on asg3od fffn7 y
They saa iiP Jsf1 LoFi; nsIcfts 81 fhtsi'.g
oct - ar.iy IL, door .romed
goys' Yousha' aud fafauts Hoots
/ A L tRGH l"' q ae ab'f'i c2d, kip frd tos
] 1I5ls 4 ''-'' = pAwsaS. 6FlaGg -.
Home aads Boots and Shoes
yRTE mssa sy.ss .tslo sui gnsliiy u E"ntsi "a
w f7ts, orior -, and in5 llI sssos i'.f t.rii'
onsaonnDtire Oh f.na si"sk,
Thosr Who wsn( ..llnme aiAda" work viii plsasa
nefr DAWSON, GRIGGs q co.
Gents CATERS Boys CATERS. Youths 6aiter.i
rNnE iarg-st Au4 srst siosk Ne have ever 9fsi'
] t'nec ctii, sswsd ahi prtsea double ana sii'.!a
s0ia. Black aud t'" siosa .'atthfsi fat y heAih
and BHcL sEm CATER. for tat6 Yer! chr%p by -
pec3 DAM SON, GktaGs q 60.
Men, Long Rubber Boots.
A $50 sntbos Sandal alters and slipper for IN
Bsc 3 DAWSON, GBIG.s n Ge.
Warm Feet. Dry Feet.
\ - ~.
-.r,Glent d fur-lined, tioih and hud'to o.rf
shots for sale ehcsF ooc .:
THE SHOE TRADE
4 f'ouNfEY Merchants Invited 10 esii snd : &
aniuC u-,sf,nsBt, which Is Just suited 10 ft''
Myrket onr prices wiii at siitines bes low n
nrc9 DAWSON q RIGGS s. 90.
Boots and Shoes by the Case or Dozen.
ADiES' Ceti, kfp, ttoat and Md Boots:
- S Mt-.s. kii, Morocco, Ln Roni- 4 ,F@s
s. regAd & ,-wod Kid. Kn2niel a Goat baesi1'
ptWsoS, GGIGGs 4 co,
l;fais street door fro m % im' enportiows
" Q r I G e!
GSs:dep.S,s G PSM III, @ y ar.s., aadss he ns,a@
and .yis Of pha.s"u Grisgs & Co, % take enee'
Oh tha ast day al Noypu,oar. l5jJ- ~
Allpef,ons la i.is dhset!si account. with the old
1rn arc requested ts call ai'd settle ocsso 3
For the Ladies'.
EEkNCH KID, Waite XII, English lid, stense kid
> ilso, kil, .onafess. Essil.h and tisaea lasting
Deea BAApoN, dRiGfs y GO
BOO.'S ~ SHOES.
WHOLESALE s. RETAIL.
Al The Empire Store.
Ana w iestsd Ess s.5es @ Of sooTs and sHoEs, 70
T&Shich Ne u eri.s ,hs suenton Of oil IL Haht
ofatieies II our ine. Country Traders wish
Ius - repleRsh lneis stocks will ind IL 10 thetF I'D
vantage u give u !. can before purchasing else
where. E.E
IL our aamstou. enston ner. who prefer cGsro3l
WORK We continue 10 hold oat lHiueemt ats 10 the
way OF prime stoca unh stylish w0fa n0t aqEtlet
tats Il 10 %! Sss TurS- II styles OF Ladies' WORK
1aa aufactured as u,aai. BIady street, Dsrelperi.
api3OdL NUO.Esa q bRbNN.
( ADlts' Assi gattrrs made 10 order
IL NJ. s. II.
4 NEAlS' yatesi lra'he. LOOts made 10 ordur.
NJ al s. e.
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SIOUX CITY LAND AGENCY.
HAE WsTER d KNIGHT,
Land Agents at Sioux City, loVs.
Irnds entered Iud Warrants IocsLso III ei9rs S'iy,
For, Dodge I'D Coo pcii oiur..
YCoilsctl 10. promptly atlsneed TO-.
E.P. BREWSTER, Is. r. kAt"ti
.t!s. Coup,r. al Ls~. C!sil EHgsseeros surveyor.
-REEER To-
Dsvtssn q True, E.gr1 hti;oT osistls,
pr. !. 81. WAhsrwsH' DETsen tiass''
"a. Price, ksq, /. LsAs, Esq
MAJ IL. 'So-lIY
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TIMES iay4g laEic rumpauE sn iliiy sppf-ria 'rt'
1 ils ths in"fiCtu pr"b!',i /. GAMMA wide srt-b~
rIty AID is- srBnN ,sfH.gnahts estahsithcd 2s thr
ls.t 0ni t.l -ltrrsiy. medicine 0 the dAt- tart Ia
cate. ace :iy poaras ia from all part. lhn state.
ana die aillie l-l How 'no'aH there T. heip when
cry other remedy pr"Scs INC ne. taai sedses which
of ysnfs bf.,ysd II -bgf1c uf taisAfS, aud ggoaEtas
fftnrs, have teaA! Siehied hshsat IL. irF'. .tstie
Iaahe0, aai countless fsaIli6a roniefti happy Aid
cheerful sy its rStraAsd'hafy elicaey. ~ YOU ~Hnt
M. Et,r auI s.nislue 'arsapafIis tgtH mAleh !. a-
tnfail and -t pr 10 iiIlls % Ens "tbSr coia-
q ID a. 6af th.Hs i-capablr al htias Ia af,isSf,
scaitetef through lahainI. Mis-i.siPp, ~ asAs'a,
India la Hi-sDHgl add kenlacEy II has never ms
.nsis Ii lance ~h Sn'wFi" fa'l' aud VIII cur" i'e-
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Howe Improved Patent

Howe Improved Patent
TRUSS eElDoEs.
sy'HE uniers'slsd are proprietofs of ihS above
aut.At fay ts State al iusa, aai arc prepafrd 10
a strset iaF the erseiion o. nsil~gy or itshwb,
rISyps nf aay length ol 5ia from 50 tett TO 200 oal
Ia an y p.r oil tie fIaTe. A. he sbofs Bridges have
bnsr nioytal oE rost oilbe RaiF3sds In The p.lsi
itate- deel. nIE1c 10 ths.r sirrngL, AURA
Allft, kcd cheapnsss unursGssErs- III stiahGnl'a'
ions upon tha utiagt sill ssgsiys prompt slnu"n,
Ald,ys., stuNE. anoNER 4 BaiiNGtoA,
E.o IS-d.tf davenport, IOWA.
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yUuN 81 dOuhL ;
Dyspspsia, or Indigestion,
serofuia, Kings Evil,
Affections of the Zones, Syphilis,
Debility, Habitual costivehsss,
Erysipelas. pulmonary Diseases'
Liver Complaint, Piles,
Female Irregularities, Fistula,
Skin Diseases, Disessd Kidneys,
and A srestand Powerful Tonic, purifying the
Blood, and inyigor. ing the ed tire System.
fla roedeiue liou.t prepared at great expense
vtihnIricei i. =, mod rglo, Lnat AL society ay Oh
i.in il THOMAS \. HURLEY.
Louisville, Ky.
u1,rFor sale at whoesale or retail By
a. 4, JA,ly &. T.WEBB, lie Claire Row.
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COIfASsRi
COAL Coal!

/<E sIz9s OF tsur,ey a. Cos. Troy, az
l ami dw-u II. A. POTTER a BRO r
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DINING SALOON.

fnF Isaku.
~ " bsR Of ot- s!Elatea In various paris of ts'
n e!iy scr lease fnT a term, Of yesfs; aPds I"
July is, gro. L.. NApENPUhf.
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HATS AND CAPS
black SILK iistsi

HATS AND CAPS
black SILK Hats
" FHf -.
NVal -.
Pla.hshi eloth caps.
These so.is GR prepared L, sell al skleEs as LOW
&c the Ga me quality can be bought elsewhere.
Inculd oasf Ay thanks TO old customers, bal
tras, they gel their moneys worth ani care helhhg
Gboat my fsaEIs. Suhica Il 10 say / am piea.edt 10
sesthsua 81 eEy time. GsE particular s;ta ntond
parsons Purchasing at Uaalssais, 10 my goods be
Iisyiug ic6n dc better By them than they do ,.
ordering go ods ST the East.
Cslland saa e! EDAAEn Al DENIS, opPG ia
Ls Claire Row. Sepi6,i is15.
Daily American organ., 1856-04-22
National Water Merk..

Weare much mortified to learn that many
honorable members cSCongress took up pre-
judice against the appropriation, asked in the
Senate amendment to the Deficiency bill, to
carry on the important work of bringing water
into the city, and that this prejudice has re-
suited from the advocacy Of this measure by
our Black mail contemporary. 1t was natural
on the part of members to suspect the propri.
ETY. Of this beneacent measure, and 70 look with
scrutinizing eye into the subject when they
found it advocated in tho quarter to which we
refer, get whilst we may admit that our Black
mail contemporary was solely influenced by
some personal consideration in advocating the
appropriation, we must be allowed to assure
those members Of Congress- who hssitsted to
Daily American organ., 1856-04-22
DIED.

In this city, the Goth instant after short III
ness, JAMES MEAD, much respected citizen Of
Prince Georges county, Maryland, but for twenty
nve years resident Of this city. he was soldier
Of the war Of 1872
In New York, on the goth instant, In the 22d year
OF her age, Mrs. MARY VIRGINIA, wife Of ]. Viii
son Keep, aud daughter Of the late Robert Fenwick,
Of this city.
Captain GEORGE T, HILLS, Of Boston, departed
this life on Monday, the 2lst of April.
EN His friends and acqusintsnces are requested
20 attend his funeral. at his late boarding house.
Fitzgerald's, between Third and Four-and- shalt
streets Pennsylvania avenue, ct halfpast IL, A. NJ,
on Wednesday. the Esd.
Daily American organ., 1856-04-22
Ratification Meeting at New Orlear


A mass meeting was held in the city of New Or
leans on the 18th instant, for the purpose of rati
flying the Philadelphia nominations. Hon. G. M.
Conrad, member of President Fillmore's Cabinet.
presided. As the statements of this gentleman in
regard to the past present position of Mr. Fill
more the political issues before the country will
be received with marked consideration, even by
those of opposite political sentiments, we make
room for the following sketch of the remarks made
by Mr.. G. on taking the chair, as we find it in the
New Orleans papers:
"Mr. Conrad, on taking the chair, stated the
object of the meeting referring to the Philadelphia
Convention and its nominations, and passing
high eulogium upon Mr.. Fillmore. The speaker
alluded briefly to facts which came under his OBJ
servation during his connection with Mr. Flmore's 5
government and while in Congress. He attributed
large share of the credit of the Compromise
measures to the support and influence of the Pres
ident and sustained his views by relating some re-
marks of Mr.. Clay during his last illness, In which
that statesman acknowledged that for the firmness
and patriotism Of Mr.. Fillmore during this trying
period, the people we're under debt Of gratitude
that they could never repay. The question now
was, will the people acknowledge the debt, by
supporting this true and tried statesman? He felt
confident they would"