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The Cecil Whig., 1856-10-18

ELKTON, june Ind, 1906.
hereby certify that I have of Barker's
Lifting and Forcing Pumps in use, recently put
in by Mcssrs. Staples Cantwoll and have no
hesitation in saying that it works we'll in every
particular. BENZ. F. MAY.
June 7, lS56-tf. ri
The Cecil Whig., 1856-10-18

DIR. 1I.II MI IIOIIEIlI,
July 10, 1856. Elkton, Md.
AGUE SUFFERERS will do we'll to read
a treatise by Edward S. Morris, on the Forms
and implications Of hills and Fever, and
the use Of Paschall's Fever and Age Mixture
in the prevention and treatment OF that and
otlier miasmatic affections. Sent free to any
address. .r@
The Davenport daily gazette., 1856-11-06

A SINGULAR AErAIR "A NOLAN BUKHISs
HkR.-Lr To DEATH.-The Bah, Me-, Sem
tinel u Saturday contaifs the following ac-
count Of an insane woman in that city burn
ing herself TO death:
We learn that Mrs. Susan Tsrbox, wife
Of Mr.. James Tatbox, Of Topsham, who for
a long time has been subject TO hopeless
INSANITY, pot sn end to her existence the
latter paFl u last week, by means of f,e.
As we hear the facts, en- Friday about ten
O'Clock she made an attempt TO burn herself
By means of friction matches, but was de-
tecisd by ueano cf the smoke issuing from
the room in which she was confined, The
room was then thoroughly searched, and il
gss supposed impossible thst she could have
matches in IL
II spps ars, as was subsequently ascer-
lained, that she siiil had them concealed in
her shoes, and carly in The afternoon smoke
Sss again discovered atouI the house, and
the females rushed to her room and found
the smoke so dense that thsy could not Ell.
lsr. Mr Tafbox, he vas near the house,
s. a. Immediately alarmed, and succeeded H.
-ktingushiHg the flames, the unfortunate
woman had evidently fired her clolhes about
The waist, as her breast and shoulders were
burned in the most shocking manner, though
liie was not extinct. she made no outcry
shatsver, aac though she fingered Unit! the
next day, and was sble To Converse a little,
she manifested ii,lls or no symptom oil pam
Or distress.
She was not without method in her mad.
Gess, for it was found that she had torn up
ne carpet and packed it round the toors, tU
Preven. the escape OF smoke, which wou c
gam lead 10 delsction. When a.ked wny
sic did no, barn herself in the night, she
exclaimed, "Wha, and burn up all the
igtks in the hou.si !"
The deceased was OF most respectable
family connections, beng the daughter ei
VIM. Randall, Esq, OF TOpsham, aud neice
Ui Hon. Benz. Randall.
The Davenport daily gazette., 1856-11-06
Minnesota Itsus.

We clip the following from the St. Paul
Pioneer and Democrat Of the 23d ult.:
FiIEs Immense 10 the destruction OF
property this year BY fires in The woods and
on the prairies aud meadows. We hear The
amount of hay consumed at a thousand
tons. In the rear OF this city, up and down
Rum River. ell around Minnstonka, through
the Big Woods, out about Glencoe and
Hulchinson, and in parts Of the Minnesots
valley, the fires have done heavy damage,
and the atmosphere over an extensive area
has been so smoky as TO darken the sun
and to make ali eyes 10 smart.
- The prairie between this place, says
the Henderson Democrat, oil the 18th inst,
and the Fort, was on ERE during the last
week, until Friday, when the rain Of thsr
day quenched the devourng element. large
quantities OF hay were destroyed, and slso
tour yoke Of cattle and two teams belong
ing to Messrs. Geuehy and Gressler OF this
place. The latter gentleman is poor man
the cattle snu teams having been his sole
source Of dependence for himself and fam
ily.
A correspondent, who was stopping
upon his claim few miles from ST. Peter,
writes under date of Oct. 20:
I'VE have had some terrible fires n the
woods lately that have Effected Us not lit
tie. Two nights We had to sit up all night
Ii keep our cabin from being swept away
by the derouring element, which ragged with
intense fur, around US"
The Davenport daily gazette., 1856-11-06
Hsn in lows.

We understand by those who have taken
the trouble 10 inform themselves, that the
number of hogs in lows this year will be
equsl to last year, and some say there is an
increase over last year of one-fourth and
me are inslineo ta believe that there must
be an increase, from the fact that the corn
crops have been good for the past year, and
our farmers have more land in cultivation,
and es matter Of course their stoch~sss
increased. Consequently there will be a
large increase of hogs from hose Counties
back IRON the Mississippi River, and as Du.
buque is one of the best pork markets, we
expect large increase over last tail, As
To prices, we are prepared to cay bat little.
Packers all agree, that lie expectations Of
the farmers are too high. There has been
some oough, By usns,ent men Tor the east
ern city markets, at high prices that will
not d. 10 govern the IN rkets al the regular
season. We would say 10 our farmers and
drossrs, Try ind have your hogs ready for
early market. A hint to the wise.
Dubuque Tribune.
The Davenport daily gazette., 1856-11-06
poDGING A DUN.

Some know how to do it, and can
scent dun at any distance, and can
dodge him effectively. It is a knack
acquired by long experience. If the
dun, however, by his experience be-
comes expert, the dunned stands q
slim chance of escape. The dun be-
comes equally sensitive in detecting
the debtor. and often are practised be,
tween the two, msneuvres that would
pale the reputation of even Napoleon
himself.
We heard story the other day OF
old DR.. q. of Portsmouth, which
though not having any very great re-
vslency to the preceding paragraph, Is,
nevertheless to the point as regards
amateur dunning. For there Is .
wide difference between the amateur
and the professional.
DR.. G. was a man OF great integrity
and worth, and his business habits
were on the square--exacting every
thing that was his own and paying
every man his due. He held 3 note
against gentleman OF Hampton for
some considerable amount, and when
ever he met him the Doctor was
ready, note in hand, for the payment
OF an instalrnent. 1t became at last
an sgonizing dread with the debtor
about meeting the Doctor, particularly
at time when troubled with a dis
ease known in financial parlance IS
shorts" But whenever he met him,
the Doctors dun would be anticipated
by his debtors moyementfor his pocket
book, and frequent payments were
made without seeing the note at all,
or inquiring as to the chances OF Its
eventual payment. He knew that
the Doctor was honest, and that it
would be all right, and several pay
ments were thus blindly made,
A great dearth OF funds made him
more shy of m citing the Doctor, and
as he passed through the own, his
ewes wandered in all directions to
catch a glimpse of his dread, and
avoid him il possible. He succeeded
admirably for while, and out gener,
allied the old man several times. But
,ate does not always iayo- the brave,
and the Doctor from a distant position
saw his victim tie his horse to post
and enter store. He made all the
haste he could, and entered the store
Just as his debtor lodged behind a
rice cask.
Didn't lsee Mr.--come in heref
asked the Doctor.
He did come in here, sir, said the
shop keeper, but he has gone some
where now.'
The Doctor said be was not in a
hurry, and could wait as well as not
he saw his horse at the door, and
thought he would be back before long
The man remained hid, and the old
Doctor waited a long time. At last
he went ont. Shortly after Mr.
himself went out, and was just step
ping upon his wagon, when the Doc
tor darted at him from door way.
We'll, Mr. said he. 'you
needn't dodge me any more that note
has been paid up these ak months
and have been trying to see you thai
| might pay You back twenty-dollar:
that You overpaid me.
The reccollection of hiding behind
a rice cask to avoid being paid twenty
dollars, haunted the man as long a:
he lived, and among other advice
which he gave his children was this,
con aimed in couplet of domestic
poetry. written in chalk on the old
aresser
"Scvsr run
The Davenport daily gazette., 1856-11-06
FAMILY SENNlNG MACHINE.

THIS machine Is very simple in its structure.
l weighing about pounds, IL impossible 10 getout
of order, wall adapted 10 nearly Ell kinds effamiy
sewing. ti. unlike and far superior TO every other
machine nov In use. child ten Yeas OF age can
successfully pc erforn more labor IN single day with
this machine than ss. ams'ress can in ten day
by hand. 1t musr therefore It's way Tho neatly
every family In the United States, thus enabling ay-
vry one who undsrtg the great work oifurnsaing
this Machine exclusively 10 the p opls within the
stat or County which he may purchase the ant TO
se the same TO calculate seeErafels, by PoPniauon,
the number OF Machines which be cans II, shd there
fore the pro6ts he will realize ihereirom. The re
sol OF which will prove IT fer superior to the osst
business in the country. An investigation OF he
same is respectfully solicited.
.sz Ertrasf fres tks ckisdso "Dsas ratio Press ]"
I'VE hav examined The above machine CAREFULLY
and s.y withou, hesitst on, ths, we do not remsm.
Der during the whole of oureditoria' CAREER OF hsv
attention called TO Invention that Is more
worthy Of puelic psirons-e Ihsn this, one tbs 10
calcuiated teconfsr greater esntn on Inc people
st large
n. B, State and County rights for this nvention
may be scared by early application iu the subscri
Der He Win remain here BUT few dgNs during
VII ch time he WITH exhibit the machine to any %
who may svor him with call NJ bis rooms T. ibs Le
llsire House. Davenport. S. D. PouRhS,
Sevd Dat vie Agent.
The Davenport daily gazette., 1856-11-06

D TIE Minnesota Territorial election
look place on the l5th ull. We have 6.
ures from but three counties, HennepiG
Carver, and Mcleod, which elec, Basset.
Republican, to the Senate by TOO moi rily
In Hennepin county the entire Repuolicai
ticketi 10 elected y 300 mai rityi ana slst
E'e members Of the Lesi.lail.s. A cor
writes Us trst the Republican
are triumphant Throughout the Territory
Chicago Press g.
The Davenport daily gazette., 1856-11-06

RIVER MATTERs.-During the pas, da,
ending at dark last evening. the river at this
point had reeeded three 10 TOUR inches, anc
now thst all the upper streams are falling
We expect to sea IT fall very fast. Channe
deplh 10 Cairo not mure than five and hal
feet. Weather yesterday, cool, clear anu
pieasant--S LoRu IRts! L.. rrsy.
The Davenport daily gazette., 1856-11-06
The Boston journal thinks it J.

The Boston Journal thinks it Is
hard to make politicians OF children
and in proof tells the following:
"A gentleman who was visiling in
the family OF a prominent Fillmore
mar in this city, q day or two since,
remarked to his post that the Pennsyl-
yania election did no, look favorable
for Fillmore's prospects. Oh re-
piled his friend, Fillmore is sure to
b. elected Why, iather.' spoke ~
q bright little girl often, 'you said las
evening that Buchanan would be elect.
ed, Papa hemmed loudly and--drop.
ped the subject.
The Davenport daily gazette., 1856-11-06
4 Ennn INyRSTldENT.

ravins our aili completed and In operssss snr sn,
our ohec, accomplished in having s ene ~ ee. se.
Mls in the ui,y Of Davenport, and eat =, lows
ng 10 dispose oc Mills snd Rghtsin saen'a'r
~ now oH.r ihis Mtlt, mschiasry, Eassns, rlas's
BuildInxs and Lease, sale OF accom-
terms TO rellsble party. tbs Mill u ~,
ring large quantt, ei Flour per day Axe 'o,. 80.
anc cxpense The oleaniag apparatus tsunsarpsass, "
ed "a the West. no bot,or Investments nov "pe" "
maka money Fo father pat ticuaraappb 70
OeI "a tf JACOB WEAVER !g., ~ w.
The Davenport daily gazette., 1856-11-06
32J ACres OF Good Farm Land
For sale.

THE undersi2ned, who 10 the Guardian oil sarah
Ccpnaugny, minor, and seent Of tho Heirs u
Law ai Micna.l Con usugny, deceased by virtue 0i
The suthorty vested In him such Guardian and
Of the order of the Cosnty Judge OF Scott County
Iowa. offers for sale all the interest Of said minor,
(being n interest of one undivided enh esr,,) an
also ell the Interest the other heirs OF said dece'
dan. In the following described Real Estate. 10 wit
Tie b OF secroa 20, Lots 3 and 9 in sec II and
It in school section 10 all In township No. eight,
tS0) OF t1ye) east OF 3th p. NJ. situate In ii g
county cf SeoIs Iowa, conisi ing In all about 3ss
acres; 40 acressre under improvement, md soou,
go 0xcresistimeer land, and good farm h-use 10 on
the premises.
Terms fsvorsbls to purchasers. For further par.
nrulsrs enquire of Geo L Nickols, Land agent,
Main street, and of J W. Guiseau 81 the tour,
House, Davenport.
Nov5d2t-r AARON r. C0AShUGHY.
The Davenport daily gazette., 1856-11-06
.'fVskVh-fI : VT D'~7''''IH1EI .IIFNL Ls9..
AaRNTa -
CITY PROPERTY
Lots block rs, % prs0 street. sao

se,~ Lots block les, On BrtG5 street. sslo
sie--Part OF lot block l. 4slOO feet On saesss
near Brady suset, Sitb . frame dwelling h5age
as-wesl half oflot slo.k O. with frame dvs.
ling house, on Railroad east Of Auek Ist1ad FgIg.f
.5b per foot
aao--A bosse and lot in Esss payenltt,, essgy,st
lot block house of six roNias5 Roed cellar, els
tern, wood shed, SC; pdee $500
a2l--A house with Y acre Of sraaal ia TIE nofth,
ernpsrl oi The city; 1900
s2s--Lot 6 block IS south cast cgruer Of III aas
Western Avenue, one Of tho hEEdsonts 81 lois Iorn
private resdencein The oilS.
s!a--Lot? block and and 20 block Faltsl,
addition, near the Femsle College.
No ss2-Lot No IN block So 90 Sth strset one Ia,
east VI Perry upon Vi ch IS crested wv o. yttls
house enc story iraioe house, Carpenter vASg and
static brings 10 rent si tSs Esr aAGaa. will so sud
low,
80. ss}--A story iek Louss 8 OF .ot 2gxes7 90
por.l side OF Ten IN sire., between Fssy sn4 TX Is
LAT d; a nns view cf the riysr fryn tbs pIaca.
s.0--Lst. aat t!9ek IS assr Tie lia4l.asl Laps.
st.-A uss frame house with seoa b.aa Buud.s.s G.
the corner ute sixth sttnes. lot s9AiV. sugt
s.S-Alao !hs iot adjoining sn the s9uth asRua. u
Msio street egss0 Iset
Sa,-A koass sat lot ou si4ih .Ess, vost Of oIs4s
street, lot ssAS0
sss-A L9t on Ms.a street being is Is.ta vest coz.
Ter .! GoidsailA's addition s. }.xet
sis--A house sud lot bsessssa D,aays cad d4la sta
giih nas yi-s of The Trysr
ss1-PaH ofIot block 9 Forest .t..7a. 4 G4at.....
lEcr s3g9.
ss2-Lst irsraEs 0p BssIg aat z.ezd.ag q Tsfry
street SsI+tl iset' PFiee 30 gasy EsTiSe
S5l-4 h9ass aad lot au seuls ulst g2.ass O! Tina
end oAines streets; sisso,
S5t--Aheass and t~o ISIS II Ess, Tarsagsst, ps.s,
sl4"~ u sa'h eaisues year eAeas pI,PsGty
s35-A house and lot Oh aaatsl35 al Eip4sy s,reet
bslweeh Ftoni ghd serouo -, ky1-s u stogrs
fooms, lot sVaeJt undvfa ssat Os .5gy puf suEumz
price S!sot
No sto-A Iso st5Ey tsaas house "a p4st u lei b!5sz
~ on WostsTA ssvauS, agrth IN e.. sssse f,uls
Eg. "a "A Hasss u SANS s!ss aaa aaals ss sgl 81
saA Western ave- Pi:ss s2sJe,
Ne. 2..A House 4 ,.usg slls a.a srzas Iss sue es
eesi q Western ave Priee s-z-gJs
NJ, .43-A uosss q sausv .81s ard ds.sgpt.,r ss IL
7f, = aoaT asat " y" Avs, tsies $3.50.
Ss .i4=-tEGsa iIsUses sd Ial aaase asse gtl. ssz
ground eash. pri@s slsp9
ao -S5--A House sud Lot ca Corner Rf=.,g,,.f s4.-
go Lof oaAlt5glt0a's !-bsG4a r.asas 'iF.ys s..s
sa, -f5-~4 asEue Louso 80 Fsraasz e. BEL sarr5--s
il.aS- ''''''- viii &C. 1''-e
so. z5g-a two sre.Ft fr.4,.- g...-.. .- 3 . r...
The Davenport daily gazette., 1856-11-06
Pictorial Exhibition,
NEW GROCKERY & GLASS STORE.

M have Just opened IL FesrTarys building, "a
w between Brauy and Perry the largest and beat
sortInent oftrockeTy, Glass " are 4 Look.
ing Glasses sVsc offered IL this city.
xe also have IN hand a. asssrtuent II CHINA,
Il which will sell lower thsn before onerSd IN
this market
Wo respectfully invite The citizens Davenport sud
s.eiGity 20 give a cali aHd FAMINE oar stock.
D. Wa CurT special inducements for country msr-
chant. 70 bag leiT goods from instead Of going
iler eest, hiDDLEsoss LYON.
Novi dSiE
The Davenport daily gazette., 1856-11-06

GERMAN LEssoss.-ReY. G. w. Sehside
having obtained the use Of the room Of The
Commercial College, he design. giving an
Introductory Lesson this evening we bs.
speak for him a large class.
The Davenport daily gazette., 1856-11-06
Repository of Fashion and Taste,

Brady, between 4th and 5th SIS
HAVisG trsn,ferrsd the Fauey Goods depurt.
II nsntLo ny htolher-in-iaw, Ar. i. sDyder, and
hn iherd' M. n. Rnnse, shall Bow direct NJ
whole attention to the
millinery and 1snafaeture OF Ladies' Under
Garments and Gents Shirts.
therefore have enlarged my stock In thess
brspcnes coGsid araGly, and having Just resolved
noD New York large and choice selection o
IRE eo Flowers, Plumss, Ribbons, Plain and Fan.
cy bonnsss And all ne usual Millinery Goods In th.
ttsst slie', am Eos L, suit every good taste and
taDey at the mosI reasonable terms,
40 l.ndernS ny best thanks 70 the pubic forthsir
patronage, would solicit Il 9 continuance.
respectfully hA ADAMk LOUIS,
OaZl alm Brady ST., bet. 4La and 3th
The Davenport daily gazette., 1856-11-06

THERE Will be one aud the lest distribGtio
OF lots by the URian Settlement co. 10 take place
8: New York IN . 'es days for lois DOtoe Cily, y.
T. Price :25. Amy person sisblEg to purchase
CsA do 30 bycalliog o. sAA'L. CAILk
Orfgnttg auT"R
The Davenport daily gazette., 1856-11-06


NJ g ~ ID rug - tore.
IsyE wOnld respectfully Inform the citizens Of
w Davenport and IT, vicinity that We have last
opened ct the n. L, corner Harrison and see nj
sis., the most complete stock Of DRUGS ever DO
fore offered in the Sorn West, ard trust That By
strict attention TO business and das,re 10 please,
to merit share of public patronage.
Our stock consists In part of Drugs, Oh ens-
Gals, Paints. Dye stuffs, PerSunery
ana kancy Articles. An the popular Pat
ent Med eti es oi tue dgj constantly on hABd. Ply.
sclaas' Prescriptions sod Family Medicines egrefll
ly compounded. hsTlug connections 10 lie EEst.
We are warranted Offering our a.0ck al prices G.,
low as bhy house 10 the eEtS Physicians aEd CUgn.
Try merchants are particularly invited 20 oGainae
oar e. ocE.
Or. y II. dARSELiS, reguiEr graduate OF the
hisdelphis' Colleges Of Mssici and surgery and
formerly resident yslGia 10 the Phladeipht Hoa
piisi, can be found when not professionally engAg-
ed, 81 store. Residence Rsrrison al. bel ssen
sd and 81 Ee s
Ocl2I-du-w3ut
The Davenport daily gazette., 1856-11-06
FARM PROPERTY

,.,.,.. ~. % os seTg' p ,ee'.aesFIa IFl 3 &
~ g ~ = Ess" ~ aetoH tfrtDs SIl rEssa u4as.
,sH.. /" - 90 'S " beat 40 eeres @ usgs, 10 uuHs
school house Gu Sue sagd. rrye SO
g-5. = fErE oti6a. .terrs ,r Fg5aa .yvgr.. a.-F...
s GOOD Fralne heI.s q MOI. ~ 1sa-
-. .'-'
i=.. Farm oFsV arrrs .as....Ieg g....l.
mllss ,ouLa 81 aitos. Iieoas H. - - u
- '-'e .-.
rySk hoaas price sI5 MI - ,,g @.l..,s .gs
goa stoek iaras '''- "a - d. --1'e s!.S@s
- ~ ,, lI g. isr7,tu - 81 30 ease A.
's ~ t1--' h'2se - fssi aHuAE,F grts ~ asgs
-tapA io'a aHsF hame LoEss, sg~ss, 81. fr.gs $50 sF
.s'-A 'a'ia = o. aerss near IUHrg .#. .EayIsvs3
Io -. 20 90 ~ /, a.J ,l.ss t4s. A4 . ~ 80 sEsI
-, % '. t9' -.a 1ly a-Fss 4-aE ...iE-..sa. yT!Es
s.. .-.,..,..-.-.
tss "a u gi 5t0 acres, par. u il 5IaEsE thts
- = '''- ~L1' S'u's rSeenLy bgilt E.iss &ls 30
iva 4EgG gf5g5EGEag; If gal.b srfgt..r 7,s,.
fruD Last Davenport, an. .-5ics g- 1--. - -. t
'yv,r' RsIa ete Es4ss g., csh, 9s.zucs q. ta.ss -
laS-A farm Of IS srrss g- ,f... ..l.-..
.f U.vsrr, 10 ~ = On - Dubuque read 4ag
: ~ GHlsF S-4I! !Fzt.--, ANAL 4u sILl.g
tg-.-..,...-. -
sisAp I'm u tS5 e- tas lttsa gs.a vo.t C..
Nm ,.t,h ,,r :. - y 80 I~Aa AL D. q: 4gy lrg
sisoo. ''- u "e's .AAHhg 'Ht5.1sL lG ps..S
IoS--A farm ~ ,,u.. - t-.
* -. t,n5-+ s4.s~1 1eIl t55a1a'on Of 2g5 4cFss
.SIss Snoz4i iSo GiIGsE uuass syal.g sttrta a :
boass 81 q an oFehsl Of lyD tru tgggs
- 80 '"0A--' p''SS s,o.
yag ,,.,--a
,ppi river o5utauag nsS,sgI o. tAs N.ss.s.
fF.r.. hons. .t.Lt- NEeA "..i~G - ercltSI 2
e. - "s-4 A-1 ''S-siar lIi-s ssV,
I++--A farm u seG acre. ~ n,li,,-,,, "a, p,.
aaos ssupas as4s ~ '''' . "A'-' Las 'ssa A-'s1i
a, uadss ienos. rwo E1 nan. M. 70 FtsA5e2i Fd.
80 acrss clover eug lutIv 1'NuSta' -NsrA
slrqrstr fbg' va, .4et 2 e's A1V asfss 9 "Agat
- Nv !" '1s' -~-a D.v'1psEE
225s ars-5 Of wood Iaud Ia soet59 II Cd. cr r.,-o
.sI ali be DIVIDED or sglu m on. i ~ = s' 'AAEeE
Sc. IGS-A Fsrg, ~ frtD.,-...-- .
. oa se I.ag Us,wseu .cott s ~ Is 4ssasTIi ~
't1st distance bslgw Capt, psasss uEe It, SrI.' e '
- - ssLaI q Shout ltg acres II Hickory Grove
~ -, t az Isueea,s two story Brslk b,uss
s~1" ''.1l.Hs' asa PF'ce siy EsE acse
y, I-s--a ,,,a,
&C. with ten aers IiBl sg'l houSe, vel,
water % taV !asd AA"! H'''s' fuaGIlE
Joining 80 l7s two story Lrk - u'-.,is . sSs
ruauiDg through due .Ts.ss t' w ~ aslss 2,
ss.sy cultivation; price Sd - scrs -" "sS''9 ~
10 lt5--A farm Vi aEEr. unas Ht-g-rS H.. -. -
NJ .rs eN~N s"'u HVass' stable, a. pIics go
NJ. I9--A Farm Of leo acres ia s,ctio1. 2 ana :, ? n
30 . % a.s, innSsr ~ seres under Cntvat.oa, . d
"N1Ss tpoms stable runIlss water, - seryy I'M Nj -
nt' '0~ed' With young orchard prlee 5, ye. ssgc.
80 ls6Lot 81. IL In HswigY's sa bdtvl,.gB
Et-l9y acres, PTIce sGsU. wv '--'''~A
30. l5l-A nrst rate farm Of So s1r., An 60 ,- o., =,
ai4oS '''H' "'' '".rL ian's nSsF timber, pI,s
No. ii9l--zsJ acres through tlc middle o. - . 80
I7ok W, a5p!snI!i Glrn a.I Tag.ru s,l1t ,rS
The Davenport daily gazette., 1856-11-06
Dyer,s HsalLNg Lmbroention takes Ii,
A Chsncs 10 Make a Fortune

cLARks cEGEHRATgD FLOUR MILLS, one IN
opersllon aud sAbibuion daily, corner Ferry and
Third slreets The public IS Invited to call and 'eet
State, County, TO wnship and shop or single r'xnss
and Mil. for sale We have also for sale the rights Of
rerritor, Of Wisconsin, Minnesota, Kansas and Ne
brasks, Apply to the proprietors,
octa..dtf JACOB wEAyER, ,Jr, co.
The Davenport daily gazette., 1856-11-06
Lumber! Lumber!
Doors, sash & Glazed Windows

SIMPSONS "cHICAGo LUMBER YAED. ~
On The Rive adjoining the Hall Road Bridge
4 III kinis oi Try Chicago Lumbar Flooring, Fsnc-
ing. Lats, s.e. also superior lot ot Doors and
hEsh Of al siss, HREgaptsd sxssousd and
10 tina sss.s al ~ tork.
Windows ,dy Glazed Of all sizes from sElg 20 !2r
~, Which We caI sell f,E cash az low prices.
Wagon Bnbs, apoass and Felloss, Wagon Tim
Der,
Hickory, Oak sBt Ssh Plsnk, White Wood, Hickory
Aslss Ash fongts, rGr 81 the Chisago Lumber Yard"
hsjoinins tho ksilrOat Bridge, Davenport.
oct-s.dlsvt Z. SIMPSON.
The Davenport daily gazette., 1856-11-06
Fancy Bazaar.
w cls Retail.
Brady, between Ath and bth kts

Fancy Bazaar.
~ho1o0A1o ces RStail.
Brady, between eth and 6th sts.
MlIh rser' pes 70 The above adv ftse u en,, we
w inform The inhabiisDU Of Davenport and v,
NEW EsTIsLJsRARHT,
the r GY Is a "a Ar,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL,
Brady street., between 4th and STA SIS
sorLnepLo
French and Scotch Embroidsries,
raleb. getting them on eonsigDmeniat trina Eboye
sIrctiy eastern prices, wholesale as egil as re,.H
Besides We keep beautiful selection OF eli And,
Fancy Goods and Yankee Notions, asuts Far.
niihing Goods, Fancy Baskets and
Willow Ware Zephyr wor.
steds, Rmbd silks!
-poadid stock OF TovA, ana n onantitv
oi goods IN our line, when roull be too uuu.ron,
70 nsme, all ss The most reasonable prices.
We Invite The public 10 call and Judge for than
selves; W. shall always be happy TO show our good.
Our motto; 10" prices, one nnlsrm price system
aud polite ate udanc<.
County Asre hanls ind PediaFs sopId do v,.u t.
examine our stock. Respectfully,
ocssi-dim SNYDER 4 RuNGE.
Rslehsrs Refined Sugars.
70 Barrels all grades, for sale by
COrasr Second and Perry ats
PLANTATION MOLAsaEs.
- Barrels landing and for sale by
EVANS, CHEW 4 %
Corner Second and Perry ats.
DRILD FRUITS,
aisins, Flutna, Prunes, Pig, Apples Peaches Cur
~ rants, tiIoG, nc., for sale by
Corner Second and Perry sts w.
ISL While Ftsb, Trout, rickgled HstriDg Cosash
4 ssTdiues, DC. Ls ssis by
Cornst sssoDs aud Parry sp. W.
PREsERVEG
isacbee, fesrs, Aprieo,s, PiuIas strawbsfyi.. nle
= berries, Pins Apple Ginger, PIE Fruit, De- ior
Corner second and Parry SIC u
( LIS, I'd, Ro.in, sperm, q c., for sslo BY
EvAas, CHEW 90
oofnsf ssoond spd Perry ss
ImetIieaily Sealed Dysie,,, Tomatoes, PEACHES.
~ Lobstsfs, dc, at EgA .N, CHEW 70
cornsr essoGd sld PsTIy st. O.tNir
The Davenport daily gazette., 1856-11-06

Senator Clayton, who has been for some
line seriously i'll, is recovering.