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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-01-31
WOE CEsTRR 8 NAsNUA EsAILROA

WORCESTER 81 NASHUA RAILROAD
RI sen SUMMER ARRANGEMENT
GO - s;s!-0n and after MONDAY, July
1855, Passenger Trains will run as follows: Leave
orcester for Fitchburg Reach Groton Arriveat Nash
rotor, Nashua & Lowell. Junction. ia and Lowell
6;Se m. 80 m. $50 M
400pm. 5.35 pm. 6l5 pm.
Nashua SS Tchburg. eroton Junction Wsrceser
1i.45a m. 124opm. i2.sopm. i50pm
90 p m 5;5op m - $50 M $50 pm
All trains connect with the trains Of the Concord Rail-
road where passengers take the from the North
ern the PassumPsic the Boston, Concord and Montreal
and the Vermont Central Railroads.
At GrotOn Junction trains connect lireetly with the
trains of the Stony Brook Railroad and also with those
of the Fitchburg Railroad, with the exception of the first
train from Boston.
The $50 from Worcester connects with Steamboat
train unless the latter Is delayed Passengers from New
York for Fitchburg, Nashua, Lowell Concord &C. will
have an opportunity to breakfast in Worcester and then
take this ranTwhich connects the above named places
with trains going from those points NorthEand West
The II O'Clock and 400p M trains connect at Worces
ter with the trains from the Boston and Worcester Nor
witch and Worcester Providence h Worcester and West
ern Railroads, and arrive Fitchburg Groton Junction
and Nashua in to with the different trains
from these points.
The train arriving in Worcester at 9O5 a. M connects
with trains for all the above named roads including the
Express train for York, Albany, and the West via
Springfield.
Passengers arriving in the 21O p m, have an hour or
more to dine, and then take the afternoon trains of the
roads abovenamed.
The Z train leaves Groton Junction at 5.35 stop.
ping at u the Way Stations, and connects with The
Steamboat train for New York via Norwich.
Through tickets for New York via Norwich, sold al
Fchburg, Nashua Pepperell, Groton junction. Clinton
and Lowell. State Rooms Berths may secured al
Ftchbutg, Nashua and Lowell.
Through tickets for Providence, Springfield, Albany
Buffalo, Cleveland, Cincinnati Detroit Chicago St LOUIS
&c: may besecured at Fitchburg, Nashua, or Lowell
At Worcester, through tickets sold for the White
Maintains Rrrlip ca
Joh1sbury, &c G. w. BENTLEY Sup't
Worcester, July 2. 1866 diff ap2
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Also, sw AIMS yERMIFUcE.
= bCHIkFFELIN, BKUTHEkS & 60,
10 William Street, corner of Beekman, New York.
an22 Nlrs ,lar,

TONAS WHTTCOMB'S REMEDY FOR
- ASTHMA, ROSE COLD, HAY FEVER, Sro-Th
signal success which has attended the Of til Me
cne has induced the proprietor to publish account
Of its wonderful properties, and to offer for the benefit
Of those who are afflicted with the above named painu
diseases.
The following certificates will show the estimation
which this Remedy is held by those who have used it.
Boston, Aug a, 1854.
Ma. BuREET: Dear sir-The Remedy for Asthma which
you prepared has given such great and speedy relief
that cannot refrain from thanking you for it.
My sufferngs for many years dreadful; often de
prying of rest both day aud night many weeks
together, that my life became burden TO me- and
expected to suffer as long my life lasted had tried
every heretofore-known remedy within nv reach with
little or good effect. Last march Whitcomb's Remedy
prepared by yourself was recommended to me- The frs
dose quite relieved since that time teasDoonful Of
the Compound, taken whenever have felt any Asthmat
c symptoms has in every instance relieved me- Believe
me- sir, no consideration would tempt to be without
bottle Of your Asthma medicine.
do not quite like to have my nams in the newspapers
but you may make such of this for the benefit Of
afticted, as you may deem proper. am, &C., W. L.
Vassalboro', Me- August 8, 1856.
MR BURNETT: Dear Sir-I commenced taking Jonas
WhitcOmbs Remedy for the Asthma, last April Ihave
been troubled with the Asthma for many years. 1t was
very bad with fol the six months before used your
medicine could not work andwas obliged to sell my
COW, not being able to take care Of her.
had made up my mind not to take any more nledi-
cine, for had tried many different kinds without doing
me any good and did not believe any medicine could
relieve me. friend gave a bottle of Whitcomb's
Remedy, and made me promise to try it and, sir, the
first tablespoonful gave immediate relief and before
had taken one bottle was able to lean work
in doors and out OF DOORS ahd feel very grateful to YOU
furnishing medicine of such power to relieve tn
Asthma. Yours truly, THOMAS CRAWFORD
Extract from Letter written by distinguished Lawyer
In Maine.
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meOjGiuss
SWAIM,s CHLEBRATED PANACEA
FOR THE CURE OF

SWAIMsS CELEBRAIED FANACEA
FOR THE CURE OF
INCIPIENT CONSUMPTION,
scRoFuLA. GENERAL DEBILITY, WHITE swELL
ING. RIEEUMArTSL, DISEASES OF THE LIVER
AND SKIN ASD ALL DISEASES ARISING
FROM IMPURITIES OF THE BLOOD,
AND THE EFFECTS OF MERCURY.
SWAIM,S PANACEA haze been for more than
thirty celebrated in this country and in Europe for
Ms extraordinary cures for the certificates of which refer
made to the directions and books (Which may be
had grats) accompanying the Panscea.
has been used in hospitals and private practice and
has had the singular fortune to be recommended by the
most celebrated physicians and other eminent persons
Among others, by
W. Gibson, NJ D. Prof. Of Surgery, Pa University.
Valentine Mott, NJ D. Prof Of Surgery, N. Y. Uni'y.
W. P. Devices, NJ. D., Prof. of Mid. Pa University.
A. Chapman, NJ. D., Prof Of Physc, Pa. University.
7. parke. NJ e., Pres't College Of Physicians, Pha.
DR.. Del VALID, Professor of Medicine, Havana.
Jose Ecurenco de Luz, Prof. Of Surgery, Lisbon.
g. W. Irving. late Minister to Spain.
]. CiiPmap Member Royal College Surgeons, London.
Sir Thomas Pearson, Major General, British Army.
Gilbert Robertson, British Consul, &C., &c.
And also wonderful cures ELECTED by swsim's Pan
aces have for many years made tan Invaluable remedy
The Panacea does not contain Mercury in any FORM and
being innocent preparation, it may be given to The most
tender infant.
The retail price has been reduced $3.50 per bottle
containing three half pnts three bottles for 81
BEWARE OF IMPOSITION.
swafms Panacea is in round bottles, aIted longitude
nally with the ftHowing letters blown on the glass:
sWAIM's-PANACEA--P :"
and having the Jas Swain stamped on the sealing
wax and written the label covering the cork and
splendid engraving for the side Of the bottle composed of
geometric lathe work, comprising nine different dies,
which have been turned for the exclusive Of the pro-
pretor by Draper Co.. bank note engrayers Of Phia.
depha. In the centre is portrait of the late William
Swain, copyright secured.
ALSO, SW AIMS yERMIFUGE,
Avauable Family Medicine being highly approved rem
edy for all diseases arising from debility of the digestive
organs such Worms, Cholera Morbus, Dysentery Fe-
and Ague, Bleeding Piles, Sick Headache, &C.. &c.
See the Pamphlet which may be had gratis, accompany
ing the Vermfuge.
Prepared only at swAIM,s LABORATORY, OLD
STAND Seventh St., below Chestnut, Philadelphia, and
sold by all the respectable Druggists in the United States
i CAUTION TO THE PUBLIC. Persons wishing to OBJ
tain the genuine Swaims Panacea and SEaims Vermfuge
should be careful to observe that the name SWAIN
spelled correctly the bottles and labels or they may
be imposed by medicines made in initiation of them by
person bearing somewhat similar name well calcu.
lated to deceive.
General Agents for the United States
SCHIEFFELIN, BROTHERS & co.,
Of Raai- V,
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0olioel1 GOODS.

HOLIDAY BOOKS
AT GREATLY REDUCED PRICES !!
cor Main Ssrcet,)
OUR ENTIRE STOCK OF
Books, Stationery, Porte Monnaiee, Portfolios.
Pocket K5lives,
And variety of other articles usually kept in book
store, oH be sold for the nesttkrtv days at extremely
low prices IN order % reduce our stock much as posi-
bic before removing to our new store
az OIL N. HERVEY 4 co
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n AID OILs-ioo bbs- ksxa Western lard Oh,
az Il $40" saS = : A0"A'
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mr.. SKIM RS DYsENTERY
TaRENCH PERIODICAL Pills AND

Once No. is Friend street, Cup stairs Boston late Ply
sicianto the CITY Hospital, Cleveland, Ohio
au20 dMWF&w6n
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-10-11

&c IaE8 alsa as4e.ipGoas Lssas, 81 slss
sfayes, Sc, f3g ss!si5v By S2AWL~A & san
Aug I4La Railroad psPas ssw NIL
MONEY TO loan On la1g tIzs..
~ SostI AS3Rsa0K, LAwEs bLAEE s4QsB
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-10-11
GAZETTE coEREsfo ADEScE

LIE Clans. Oct, 8. 1885,

LIE Clans. Oct. 8. 1885,
E DIroa OF GAxxrrK:-
Dear Sir:-A large portion Of the seventh
number Of the Weekly Unian" IL occupied
BY the renewal Of old exploded tales ofFre-
uont,s C stholicisu, which have been 50 of
ten refuted, and the lie so firmly nailed and
cE nched that it is utterly useless to say any
more about it. But there are some facts
,ha, ought not to be hid in connsxian with
this matter. 1t cannot he denied that the
most violent and bitter attacks on The ehsr-
sc,sr Of Col. Fremont proceed from Cs,ho-
hes.
In proof Of this look al the language en-
ployed in the weekly Union" the editor
Of which 10 : Catholic, wears large eois
cross, carries q Catholic medal, and has ID
this city svoxsd himself . Catholic.
And ys, this individual has been selected
IS the best fitted to edit the organ Of par
~ which claims to be opposed TO PePery
E,d is urging i,s claims TO the symPs.his'
sna SURFACES Of American Protestsnts on
hat rsry ground. But after the admission
al Catholics from Lanisisns as delegates tc
the convention which nominated MIR. Fill
more, We need not be surprised that per
soas WHO belong 10 that communion shGul'
be advanced TO still more important posts o
useluiness and honor. Can il be that the
voters OF Scot, county will be befooled BY
such ricksryi We ,hinh mol; but that th'
sth oil November viii show their feelings
toward these who are seeking 70 tradaee the
STANDARD bearer OF Freedom.
Yours, &c, A6RlcoLA.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-10-11


Tue Cincinnati GGzstts informs us ihst the
FIRE department OF that city has now under
consideration new kind Of hose, made s.
Grenotle in France, out Of hemp, woven 80
taiekly and tightly IS to prevent all escape
OF ws.er through the in,erstices between
the threads. The hemp hose will, il is said
bear pressure of le4 lbs. 70 the square
inch, and BE- far lees likely to break thar
riYsted lestser hose. /, 70 % light that q
nan can easily carry Two sections up 3
adder. which is double Is much as can BE-
carried Of the hose DOW in use, and host
rec! will carry four times as much "a Of The
lsstAer hose, yet be numbered with only
tvo-ihirds as much weight. The cost Ui
lhis ne~ boSe il represented 10 be ons.halI
ina. Of the leather hoee.
A our city 10 shout to purchase quaint.
y Of hose, perhaps the above NIGH be woT.
.By Of consideration.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-10-11

No. So suus usIle hrm near Eulr7a station, -
SSrss, god hoass, Sc pgios stE9,
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While Il 10 true ~ visited the State Fair
on Thursday. Il y no les use that ., this
present tins ws intend to have very little
to cay 10 respect TO L. Oar company was
asss ssvssahle. being principally ssatle"en
eeaascssA with the Rsilrsed aad their la
dies. There wsss s;gAt ears In the train
eoiag sad rssursiag. each oae Of which was
Sled with passenger.
TIE principal attraction st the Fair was
the people, OF which an immsase crowd
had collected together. The grounds are
spacious, embracing thirty-two acres Of
prairie without single tree to shade the
mass Of hsesn heises there coneregsted.--
The arraageoeats gsaenlly were credi,s.
Bile to the citizens OF Maseatine; in two
particular only did We observe wherein
they failed to give satisfaction to the Peo-
pie. These were, in not making sufficient
preparations to dine and TO seat the multi
tude. The danner vas generally voted an
,mpositisn, while the sesss, with no osnopy
but the blue ethereal one overhead, were no
better.
The middle OF the Fair Grounds lie oeeu-
pied by the ring or "courser," with the
Judges ssd reporter' stand near the center,
while around the enclosure are the stalls
Tor horses, cattle, etc. Several buildings
are also erected for the display OF vegetable
productions, the hne srss. etc. The displsy
was not so large - We had anticir lated, but
still VAS very ored,table when ~e considel
the you;hfulness OF cur State aad that this
is only the second agricultural exhibition
held in Iowa. When We receive the report
o. the Judges We wil! give description Al
length.
Mr.. Brooke, the seraasst, made an sssen'
sion in the afternoon from near the Ceur'
House. We Jaw him iren the train u
he arose in the air and watched him Unit
he bad descended behind clouds apparently
,itsIe above the horizon, and presume he
reached terra 6rma ia safety.
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LiS-A lara Ct 40 asrss 8eo. zbA BE-. r g. ..5
100 seE~s ef tlIbxr snt ~ s-rss lfeF llv,tf -
ga per acre sgOoe sTUSs farm
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Camille.

W. too rarely visit the theatre to be YER
ssd in thes.riesl criticism, or to know when
a play 10 cormx i! 5ssi, eu, TO Judge oy the
comments Of the responsible press of the
Union. the tendency OF Camille, which has
been performed two nights BY the thestriea
corps Of OF, city, is to lower the standard
Of moral. and to "fsnihsrize the eommuni.
ty with vice in ito most losIhsome FORM
The Cincinnati Gazette says
1.-THE legitimate drsms 10 TO be cas-: sside
10, such Q plsy ss "Canille," il IS high time
the press should speak out. ugmpet-.ongued,
s.ainsi lie Reproduction, or that Of any
similar piece. Twenty years ago, such de-
noralIsed spectacle would no, have been
witnessed On any rsspaisb.e "boards" in the
couatry. But now, ain the fstness Of these
pursy times when "VntUe i,seif Of Vice
aust pardon beg" il 10 psimec of on the
public ss play os intrinsic merit, end the
iewd Parisisa coartsssa is held up as mod,
ell Of female Propfiety and excelleBcer
though her crime is one
.Tpst sosis 10 esrssTs suEL ~ z0t=ft,s
ID tGey b1t syssk Der c-ses.1
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Cos,E,r1cur EIIcTTcs--Ths follow

CossEsrIcuT ELIcTIcs.--The following
from The Chicago T'ibuns Of yesterday, is
very good commentary, aside from the in
morality Of 10 betting, on the growing b,
the Buehsnsn pEess over tie town elections
in Connecticut
Oar readers who know what town cleo.
tons tmcunt to 10 Illinois can appreciate
the desperation OF the BUCCANEERS since
they have raised = shout over the result o
recent like contests 10 Connecticut. Any
man ofthat party who has few hundreds
to lose BY betting that Buchanan will &c
the electoral vote Of Connecticut, can have
az opportunity BY applying at this Office
Amount not particular.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-10-11

TIE BvcEAsAs CLus.--Will hold Q spe-
eel meeting IT, night to take into eonsidefa.
len some necessary preparations for the
Contemplated visit TO Mascatine, to'morro"
evening. A general attendance is especia! J.
y desired ~ this uns. 6. s. c. Dos Erq
and other Scott county gentlemen viii b.
p,essui.-Io1a City Reporter, Oh.
Ire sfsc. Of the above meeting, icon
sidsrsiio snd speeches Of Dow and oths T
Scot, eoaaty gentlemen, can be ascertain.
% By reference TO 8 paragraph in to-day Is
paper from me Republican, giving the vote
On The ,rsln which conveyed the slavery
sxtxnsiouisls 10 Nussstine.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-10-11

Wosps " WIspox.--The Hon. EdwaFd
Bates of Missouri, has been delivering an
imp.r,sr, Speech In Virginia, Ia which be
els'med for Congress full power over the
Territories. He saw no objection 10 The
prohibition Of slsyary, In the Teritories
not sasptsa 10 II. and saie tina, that power
mad been exercised irssly By Congress al
over The territories, before the pssssge Of
tbs Kansas bill, TO which measure be A.
ulbg.sd ell our present difEeulties
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-10-11
CITY PROPERTY

aes-~Lois block 1861 on Bray alFesu sbg
3os-Lets / ant block Is Fultoua. .s5s....
$50 each Sl7Uo. ~'-Sl ~
aI-Wesl - feet OF lot 8 bloeg Il Pm.
east 81 hurroSsS PEvlty mani store, sIsJ ,ssI
5i2-psrt Of 10, hIcek q, .exl0e tsy,ss S..
nsnr Brad street, win Trans awel.ll. ay.s
si3-Wssl half OF lot bloeG o. With ef,,....---.
iins house, Oh railroad sAsG Of ROCK Is.s5J -.
$5v per foot. A''Hs'
Ss-Iwo aousea ou tbs Hsst aide OF lou, ,.....
oeswasa lhEd ana Fourth stfsul sIa la, Is ~,
'as isi iof ~ ls.rs, viii " sola cassp A'''.
sao-A house and lst ~ Last DsTeurora. A,.,
lot DOCK !, house Of six EoBIuz, GOOD e,. =
tern, ~osd shed, Ssi prise ssVv '''
ssl--A house With 1t .efs OF ground i. Ii. assn.
efnpsft Of Tho Glsli slvVo, $3.50
sas--Lot block IS, loath ssst eor,st ,,..,..
Western avenue, ene VI Tie LAuasoTs A. s s'- -
private rssi1snssIu sae e.Iy, ''''
s.s--Loi, elesk sud !. sad 20 a.oak f.,.s..
addition, Hsarihs fslste C0As.e -'''-
SsQ-A h9psE Ti,h II acres .! Egc.a5 IL, r..
baiisn q koe!asea's sasdlvi s5u Vi lst. sTics -
sss-A i0ar story brick stofs On lie ..ta.. c: q
and Brady streets
3N-A frame dwelling agase wilh IsT.s fr.r.
aoIs house on lat3 block u
3ss-A house RE i LOT % sBEtaIda Of EiLIav ,tr...
ostgssu EToatGld SseoGa stfelIF. hgass 4, -.
reons, lot aexsu, uatsge fsBt .! ss.y Lsi .u..g
prise f&sOVs
Nc, 1So--A svo asa.y tlsus halsc q nan fla s
% - Western ayeucs, uoTtk 81 0th 4: 1gass a s -.
Kitchens, ps1iEy, 'gasts, aItssl sRa val Igiss -.
70 .al.--L Houss = sane stts s4s ,.a. LEA, s.- III.
sEa Western Ava fsi9< &s.!s9
No 2a9.-A Eouss u sane a.as saa s.saa La -y. e..
eat Il Wss'sFu ATs Fries t2.29e
NJ, 4s.-A Hsess Of same .iEg and sssa,4r,t-z - ..
&c ~ d9e. east Ct " Ave Pr.s. sz,.yg
Ne 2is--IETss Houses Ct tie sax. 3ssz,..t.g- .-
FSaz-s &C fsrIs1a At ngItk 2f lagusr T1ta ( Isl -
ground saes Prise iso9
No 2se-A Haus. kad Lit q .5xasr E.pssv An, .,
sts Let ssx!S,,hsas leIax22, q Egglss ms ~
Nc, se+y-A iEAI4s esEss CT !AgaEr. * lat Nsr-r-
ave Ssd A. roVcas, kit@hss =stsIa sss.I- ,,s =
q 80 '''
Me- Gss--A .ws sao.y Game Esas. - l. ..Eys5t --
ssh, rogEas xttshsa, psae4ss sts = lsass gTyg.s
yss's. Pros ssso
Ne 2s7.--Le: !, eis-s s., azzss
81 So lst T.sk gws az-al E.a4=- a q - %.
Na-Tvs t.ss frics sse9
80 sT4 - sssss aaa ggi 70 TT = z4cs- Il E.-.
Let sS1lst hsrrs rvurss, kitgtgE psl Ell. IFsg 81 .
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-10-11

fxcEE.sE IL TEz PEloE OF SILz GsoDs.
A Paris correspondent says II am
afraid the ladies will complain this year
for silk goods will increase in price; there
d rise Of City per cent OIL the raw zs'sr--
a. The Lyons trade is IN very deprsss-
cd condition. Many looms indeed, have
been stopped. The emily great orders re-
ceieed have beer from Russia"
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-10-11
BucHAEAs alErlse At AusoATIsr,rTe

aThe greet Democrat meeting was, il &
ssid, great hzzle. Out Of the thousands
10 the city. bot couple OF hundred could
be induced 10 attend the meeting when u
was organized yesterday, Buck snd Brsek
were NOT there but Judge williams and
other Stars Of equal magnitude, were.
A vote was taken on the train which Car
RED the We CITY delegation 70 The RI
ss-ry N I'll ~, and II stood " Fremes's
"a Bachsnsn, u Fillmore,
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-10-11

When you frd Fremont lady. she's o.
the pure gril. One Of thsss fell in with .
Ducbspsn crowd 9 day or two since, when
a. vss told that the Fremont mes would
Be I'll sent up Ssll River this fell. Then"
said she, .rsthsr than stay In such a cio"c
a. thsrs'li be lsft, I'll 50 up and cook io'
'em."-SySeuss Journal
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-10-11

CLEAsIns G use.--The Scisriise Amer
lean ssya that gun can Dc cleaned Ii
moment By attaching s2oa.s TO the rod
add dipping !, in spirits Of rrrpsntine, and
,aen wipiag ont the barrel. The gan is
dry almost As goon IS the rod i Withdrawn
and ready Ter use.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-10-11

TIE f4az with which DyafG uaaIEg E-sr..as.... .
~ yiapa tie agEEaHs n! any a. CE ~ -Gas E..-
lie postiou, Its perfect +. hsvtue u. Fl-
upen th8 dTsss sEa, rs eETs- lg 5lE re graz o.
falling ard sfdcaeious eftets7 aST II III U YET .-,
be aEd ctsAgsss E8saiens trat Nc used IIr -s-.
ls haz the &c smile Of tAs pfopE a1og's s -asa.
4. Il. FIELD, Proprietor Prov 500. 3. z
Fa'd IA ESck iElRlc aua IaaGLg-TE aE HlEE. p
Ia Auscaiias By l. b DyCJlGLEII CE.. .g..a f.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-10-11
GARD.

~ KNAPP fsnecrsenr 81 Knapp y hadmohtl
-. would ratnrn sincere thanks 10 the patrons OF
the old hrui Tor the very liberal support esiended 70
them, and homes Ay renewed Efforts on hia pafi 10
receive In future liberal share OF patronage FROM
Discrimination public. he will at all llmes hsvein
stote SssA ed con- nlele stuck 81 Geods,oa u ava
pie and Fancy OF the best aud most ihshloaSee
styles which DC dstters hiuissi he will sell al prices
which ssnaet isii TO msat the sisNs 81 gu oaseN.
Tie extends a. Invitation g. alt 70 eali auu 'oah
through HE aarHfoems, Ne. LeGisie kaa.
UsNsntsaft sci Amt
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-10-11

A CosTLT ADyEETsEHEET.-The Le9isS,
alive Assembly Of Victoria, Australia, hsV.
ng ordered I,ss Q! The registered voters TO
be published ia the local newspapers the
Melbourne Argus came out on four different
days with iortg-eIgb' pages Of double denny;
the charge Ger the advertisement amounted
to 200, OF In tHe vicinity Of $50 600.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-10-11
FARE pKsuEI.EEX

30. ga - ssssS alt lot - TT q s4cz. Il Es
Let eszlss asr,s rvutss kftsacE, yrsll a. lF57.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-10-11

Tbs Republicans OF soeis County, ara requested Is
IN their Respective 9oNnshps sad select dulsales
"a attend County Convention g Be hej al tbs e,ur
hesse 1.-THE eiis e Davenport SATURDAY, "a iSJa q
October, a, 2ooiock, 2 M 90 nominate candidate ig
the Office OF Delegate the Constitutional Convention
ny order Of the Comfy Committee, OCT. td&wtt
OFer's Hsatiag EmbrocaGgoM--A very
salaAeie edieal preparation, s. meeting with sRid
sales in oil para ef the country saI by
Oct 10 HTMEs 4 CLIPPtNGRk,
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-10-11

NEsEAsxA Lors.-Nine lots In the Sitiss
of WYOMING, Nebrasks and Otos were sold
"Wednesday ,vsnina in Tichsnof snd Fore
sasn's auction roo q a. prices ranylrg from
tive nty-two 10 dry dolsrs each,
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-10-11

No g2-Tss n " }. sseigT7ssE9 100 sosss-
price s20psr acre.
Tue sbove tkrss rEasts tssqslly stsatea CO ths
X Stlrot. mile. tr0e1 paysrpoTs
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-10-11

Vas BuEEs Co.-The population Of sais
southern county, BY the ls's census. q lor
sss Among these, there are 81 papers B
blind, 30 deaf and dumb and 4ss widows.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-10-11

The Lian County Reg'sssr appears II q
new dress, nd 10 nov one Of the Lest phni-
ed sheets 10 the State. Il is az eseisnt
lsborer in the good Gauss
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-10-11

AID Yos RAxsAs.-At a dinner party
piyen st Bit. Pleasant, last week, for the
benefit Of Kansas, nearly ssoowers collect
Cd for the cause.