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LIE CLAIRE FOUNDRY
IA - o N N g - h O u =
At l,OShHUE, successor to -Iessrs l4s Ciaistss
Als Davenport; having purchss ID tbs above Pre- m
i.-s y row prepared 10 MnnufsetaT :.
STElA NJ = ENGINES va
oitbs various kinds suftahc to thNeybf the 70 n-
try Aiso, AsfISGS5 for at nfthr stnHeent ssris-
lies a Aii!s .Iina, and snAilngs Yf all eenpttons
House Work OF the Latest styles.
Caps. Snls. Brackets, Columns, ee. ese., Giwayt
.--ta++ bauts fnd make 10 order. 5&Eu
Iohss s.sat = III the above Is Forsiag Shop lln-
der the direeti3a u nsn " supSribr skul.
Bfsss ard SaposiAcR of Castings Rssds t. afisy
2abbis lSelsi always oE haud- 81 n Sssg5g sgr.
d> stscE ;ci fsltsFns fer Nd. Liussy, Eaiing md
ofsiasu.si parpss.a, is epsHrpsssst o~ any similar
EsistaishIneHi in iks West, .l9L4IE. $ 7-Es
RspsifiDs afSe AT the shortest a1tIss. Charges
reasonable tNsh 81 :si tim.s paid for Old Iron au
Grippe 4o1
Corner IS Efoni aud Scalt sis., Islyeaport, lows.
Arh2f d-wa ". D0SiHCE.
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.Uaros
j. W STEWART.

ATTORNEY AND ooUhsELLon Al LAW,
5nce over Alsoa'. store, Brady bet Front and zaas
June 10 d. DAYENPORT, tp8A
- Is M L. = "a AeE.ls e. ~
SIpLssss IisnHt-ctursr Of Wooisa sGd Cotton nO.s'
~, Third 81. t~tN BIady snsl Fer
.IAyENPOMT IOWA.
LeIs viii hnd ttdiI iltage 10 call 1uI taa
ne BIZ STOCK before going he 1elt " se 10
e tLlan can b, boasni sast. ,}hlU GtiaDa u VII
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Look aERE rPos THIS PIcTURK, AND
OK THIs"--
II intend that my administration shall
leave no blot upon our fair record. ss-An I'D
-ministration would be unworthy Of con
fdence at home, OF respect abroad, should
il ease to be Influenced by the onvictioa.
that no apparent advantage can be pur-
chased at q price SO dear as that of national
wrong and dishonor." IL.
II fervently hope That The slavery ques-
tiun il at rest, and that no sectional orAak-
bilious OF ianaticsi excitement may again
threaten the durability of our institutions,
or Obscure the light OF our prosperity.""--
Inaugural Address Of Frnskiix Piercs
This was tho promise. Whss has been
Fthe performances! We have had snationsl
wrong and dishonor" in the repeal Of the
Missouri Compromise; we have had re-
vivaI o. slavery discussion; we have had .
renewal OF sectional exi.itement, the durs.
biIi,y of our institutions has been threaten.
ed; civil war is being wsged in Kansas. and
freedom of speech is attacked in Washing
ton, by the friends of Gsn. Pierce. @ lame
and i,npotent conclusion! Willths people
trust TO The soft speeches ef another Demo
cratic PRESIDENT Boston Atlas. sasa
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DR.. J. MCDONNELL.
VETERINARY SURGEON,


~ VyTiSffKS 10 Inform IN, public that he
YTElI' w has permanently located IN haven
Rn port, where he will Continue Lytreat all the
diseases the horse IL subject to, su the "a
Ssientinc Principles. Afser constant practice of
many years sil Kinds Of di.eaSs, he feels ppy
70 sa5 that he viii give sa sfaction TO ell who
ploy i'm. He eaa Produce rs good Certificates :
any other Of y. York He has DesH here only
iew months. and the many Important anres he has
effect; since he came will speak more hiu than
csu rea ily Ss inserted 10 q Newspaper.
The following genlisme who baye em pio ed him
zines he here on the most severa cases, Will
ceriYto his shiiiiasR1 eonpete nt VetsriRnr7 saf-
geSn.
All disease. warranted carsd ii sarshle, ar no
money paid, .--+.,rF
Eessrnssliy soiteifs trisl on any severe case
whs;eTer. Any case he csnuot cure, IL any ether
asn csL he got 10 cure IT, he Will pay him gu. Of ais
awn pocket.
pOl evils and Fisiuiss wsfrs.ted 'ursd Ia snY
stage E
REFERENCES.
} Williams. NJ Cannon, Cotes s. pGsfes,
Woodruff d Wsdsworth, = u Cslendins,Z Webb
3 Co., Hope, shepier, w Patterson, Marks &
Campbell, Barr, 5 Cue, Thos Rsgxs, B + Flae.
Hon y p Cook, g Davenport, T ID E.gai, d s
Brooks, Alien, j A Grsndail, DR.. o'Rssrdon, Il.
y. smith Dennis In.by, IS Giilet, Row, !.
Siekoils, @ Foster.
He can be eonsaisei At lh. City HeteI, OF al hi.
net Horse shoeipg Establishmsnt Oh Third street
apifS-aNm
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g'artrtp,


YANKEE Notions and Toys.
A LARG assdr far sp opsnink Sndior ssis ell
No lie Claire Row: CRANDALL s HIGGINS.
Guitars
A Large and verY are sssortm 81 ofRosawoodG Z ~
ars at various prices ranging from $500 to S4oi
Also Vioinsft&n ssspil, y-nvs oSsisiot en'ycnysa
Featnsr Busters
A VeEs. Hne assortment can be found at 'he pa'en-
- port Music Stosei4g > ,Fyt.r
No LIE Claire Row: -
EsA Qspss;E a .t-
Varied assortment tuss recsiveaand for sale 10"
Hh at No Le Claire Row: q
- UlTAR and Violin strtuxss spd every kind ofMusi-
" cal Asrcasndise, keptconstsn'iy on hsue u so-'
The Hsllslujsh,
uSI published BY L.Nasons csutalniIE very ~
u collsctiou Of harch Masic; Also the shawn by v
Bradbury and G soot, can be fonud at No . DC
Claire Row: fH
Aceornssls ana FialiLss
4 Large and wellselevlsd ass0rtuIentjdstsr Ne
- at price. that eapnotiall to give eEtirr ss:aeoH
gt No 4 lie rknife fsnS HgEff f4.tC Cs n
I,LaRIUNE IT \. flutes, FfEsah.rS irralows sud
| Fifss ~ reduced priresat
Not lie Claire Row. E.' CO
!, ahsst Must
, Lsrgecolleesish on hand anaNsw sius'cfs.eiyeP
~ as soon as published "a
,.NHE best Piano fore instructor in the world, Rich
/ ardson's modern school for Psno F"Fies can Te
DAVFNPoRF MUSIC STORE
rNRANDALL s HfGuISShpve justopened large
- assortpsnt nj Guitars, Niolins, BanIoes, Ismbo-
rjseA e, Es. s.iso eyeTY SJadJf Masis eeeks nov
nuse whieh they viii sell very cheap for Cssh at No
lie ClafeFow oet3d, 1854
HUSTON N'SSehnolfnr Piano Forte, curtis Guitar
Zundeis MepdsoiS tpsir uF 10 and Ia fac. egsry
kind ofinstrueiicn relating 10 nuso can he found
the Dave IMPORT Music Store.
No lee ace Row: y y II 81 I q =
Howe EsnpPSyed Patent
TRUSS BRIDGES
THE NndsEsigasl faie Sropris'ers Of tie Gbsis
patept for the State of I5ws, and prepared to
ea5lrsct for the erection o nailBRy or Highwsy
Rridsss el asy length espan ro9S 30 feet ts 800 fest
I'm aIy paN ofthe stgte As the sboysBridFes have
been adopted on most u the Railroads In ths United
states, deem al De 10 their strength dura"
| bttity and eheapness unnecessary, Az eoBmasisa-
tiops pom the suajsct ia IseeiS prompt a.tsnon'
Address, STONE, RoDsltR * BOY tNUiSS,
| tsb iS-iwti Davenport, lows.
! sagEs4 SEASON 0f 1855, .s7s4s g.al
rINaE under ss ned have formed copsgtasfsaip iaT
| MAKiNo Asp gELLise BRICKS,
sael Pressed Stock ,C9rniee, Com mon, ana ali clA
ousntily M isrten nliicns 6l0, 900 New Bricks on
| land and Tor ssass ATKINSON q RIYA0LpS.
! Rock kalApd, Jan. IA, 1850 dom GErE
- .,tsN.5,.. For Lease,
~ slH fsrisass fer s.ssg u JssFsi 3Rd,s e
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Cheap! Cheap Cheap!
BOOTS AND SHOES

Cheap! Cheap Il Chsap!tf
BOOTS AND SHOES
). JORDAN volld Ennou nee TO the citizens II
davenport, and the public, that he has ossned
Ladies and Gentienen's boot and shoe store al.
toin,ng srrrows ffetty stsre one door above
the Iowa Clotning stors where be prepared 10 usp
ufseture boots and shoes of all descriptions.
LADIES BRANCH. - @.a
Fine SIX lasting Caters, fancy and plain
Rossuth Eoots; Enameled Patent Paris
soo,s, Ties, Bronze Pariie; ARK
jenny Linds; Jenny L.uds-
Sask!ps Po ka Boots
Aiargeassortment CT Lg5ies aud Misses Children.
Shoes, toe BuDeroueto ment,on.
Also large assortmep. for Gents veg,
Eastern 1De French Boots; Coagres.
ffeiters, Mouterey; Jerseyfiss;
fiafni walking Shoes. !zf5z D. ASS
saoTocgo,. IA
and all sfuis Of beaty wsrk sutta tie lof c,3uy;,
we'll city eustora; Ell wbosni es, ct and Ca :,
would do well to callst the Dsysn port Boot and
Shoe htore. Eaiiand see. June 9,Is53-34tt
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FRANCS JAGUBf S'a.,
1EW uSUg Al, 3 PEES9RI IP4 LON taU

NEW UhUV AT ? 5 FhESUEE EkiAVT Sa.@Et.'
sSHk. .db.cTb srsss sctiaiis Ihs altsntt9B
tiecitizsus of Dersnp0rsan =8t-1 t1d aE eci7.i r
20 sprug sac ne ta tcsl ss5Ts 5FScTn1t~es veg
1Lt nd 1ttTj l.i
FIgaa !is lag tlea. IL kyers 4 stp} gtsta-ss
d Gun a.. are toss i - u Aysr h!E ,tE1ftzsE vii
Ssrarri.ss1 with as1Iciass ofrhs Usst cGts.g ,pr-
pared wtL Il .tri1lsst care nd m oue'slo PEaps
Persona attention will given 10 the compound
lng oil ali Prescriptions.
Aeaiss skssp.G cstlssorttnsr tsf GsfIna : fsi.rl
Z sLglish IEd American fs1nEsTyI Footl Sl# f-si
Erlsiias, G ;ttts ,c;st TaTsrtl ys7 Ttrss ~
A.fieAs,-
Divsupot c.tlsts, Is.a1-,
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GREAT BARGAINS
NEW YORK GLOIAING ESTABLIsHhENT.
Wholesale and Retail.
WE have just receive 4 the largest spd Osst
w sonment eI FALi k.sb1EiETER CLOTH
me, that ever vasbroughtIo this western eountry,
consisting In part Of the foll wing articles:
American, Eogiisa, EIsRsh and GetnEEHIQsd dclath
Goats, ofdiEerentsssslss ~ qualities.
1varooats, Beaver, hiAaas, FeIefaha m tilatll5th,
Unisa Glath, Lion5s skim Acbsir,
Doubis Costs of the saias roaeIi.xisT!
Fall Goats of Sstinets, Tweed, Cashmere, hos
skis, Cs.hmarette aud Jeans, Of every style
FURNISHING GOODS
Consisting OF ftp as soTtas NJ yof Siib iIsysis,
Stocks, Neck HaRdk eTchefs, POeSet ha rchefs,
Drawers, Undershfis, Eass, Caps, Ruekskin Gloves,
India rubber ceatEsln psEtns frunbs Vaiiees and
Carpet bsGs. Fine White aaa Fancy besam Shirts.
shirt e oIlars. Also fDslotcf
BOYS CLOTHING
piece goods. Person swim find 1t t. theirinter-
ost % give Us eailbefora purchasingei elsewhere.
store on Front Street, opposite Ferry Landing in
Dr., HALL snew building
BERLtzIIiiIMER laiFIIEcHMaN.
UsvspPort, Sept 1efh. 1854
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Boots aaD Shoes.
THE SHOE TRADE.

Ii lag ard dealing 10 soVfS, snoes evp Is
undersiyhed, SUCCESSORS TO - g. pswson & Co, oeer
TO the oitigeEs ofDAssnPori aud vicinity SfeAeff'
dvcement' than eyer Q buy pal sooss sn y e.
Ne also are making e2teasiro prepafsnons iSf
Wholesalsing Boots aud hh9es, End weln5tts .y,se-
lry call and ersulic our stock add prices
astis our detsrnlnasisn 10 ssHon al goed ssfps -
'neY o"o a-purehs.eain q ispi, y q q; ;a!ssss
oet4s .--4.a1-... traas 81 laoei .raai .i "a. "a;
Eoys' Youths and Infants' Boots
! LARGE iat of tas aeo7s, esiti Ki.' ard Cow
ner5 = DAwsog, GRiGGs eo.
Home Msds Boots and Ghoes. 49, @e
VA i5 TI9ks eyefy rtfly aud geali;y II Raets, Gg
w isr., o5fpriIIe., ard sne faif she4s for ,ents
90 .hor, Doties, ofpriias sioax. ..l aa
Itosa WOO want 'itstne atade' EofS Viii Itsszc
tai. notice. z5ts. tsf~ ya
necs DAWSON, GRIGGs 4 CO,
arnts aai.srsl Boys CATERS. Youths CATER.
1--WE largest sfd les. ttocs wo have,s7er eff -
41s Rack aad Drab clotsG Gaits Il; rsfsat lcs,her
and Buoes Ia Gsisers ~sis vesy cheap BY f1
neea pAWsoN.eRiaG 4 -,
4eus' Long EubDer Boots s
4 40 iltbsr sa andsiP, esisers s9d Superior l.
dies and 6snts Mi,se. .s sSd ed eh.ie,sEs, 3,
Warm Feet! Dry Feet. A
FtaEaot., GRIEfss ~ 60! Laes a Ii, ifIdeHs o.
~ soItmeat q Farltned, Cloth and Ba1sie over
shoes, for sale cheap. dec 2,
THE SHOE TkADE,
(tOUSfRY Merchants sfs Invited to cali ara sg-
~ sHine assortment, which 10 tast slitsd to;his
Market! ouE prices will at xlanss Be a. low IS
nsa3 ia@soE eRiGes co
Boots and Shoes by the Case or Dessn.
I ADlFS Calf, KIP, Goat and Ed Root.,
~ /" 4 Hissss Eid, 'ieroeco, ka Boots & si.ppes
: pegdA sewsd Id, EnsJnei 4 Goat FnrFits
: . ''1'' ' iDSs#sox, anfGas, "a CO,
Brady street, door from I'd. Dasenport- Iowa
~ Q r T q z
S. nAs1sS2A ao sa5ss ssri ne s'% D.s
and syle q passon- Grisg, & 5;o.s 10. tsts e1eci
On the ls day efNosenber, IsS5.
Alirersons having unaettl ed sccounts with The old
nrIn re rsIGesied II nsa end settle, ls eote5
FOR tha Ladies,
LSHkNcH kid, WHITE rii Rhgtish kid, fraazs k!a
tlso, Kid, Gongres.. Rugii.A AID French tasting
Gaittfs from 80 to s., Is per pair, for sal. BY
bees B.a MsoS. .GRIGal AGO 8.
ROOTS r. SHOES.
WHOLESALE, & RETAiL,
AT The Empire Store.
SEh NAEhay nov In sLore large and weiI -
I'VE w leetsd stock Of BOOTS sBd q HoES, ito
Awhieh We ia invite the sitenlioh Of all In want
oiari.cles in our line. noahtry traders wish
vantagr to give rs q call before purchasing elsn.
where.
rs oar numero1. customers Who prefer GUST on
WORK we continue TO hold out tndu cement Is tn tho
way Of prime stock and stylish WORK rot equrled
iats '1 - Ssy York. \ Ia Sly les of Lsdfesf WORK
manufacture as usual. BRADY street, uavenp ert.
spllodn % -tOoKE = BRoHA,a5
1 AIDES hssi sea,s-s made to order .7g---L--i
TENTS Yai5as EaiEsT- J5Saf. msds iS ORDER
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HOUSE, BiGN AND oRkAakaTah fa4sG'
TIC, EaFEE HANGING e.
Iak.gf4 'r.lgsEII & JgEs G IL

TIC, FaFEE HANGING, ttE
IAGE5 loSaELL s JOIN y. D.
..va HAVING gsa3s.EEai tasaas s#s
Z.5 -. lagsiasI ior tGe pLEpoat St sslfS
aK sfSS e ;5s ;oRsIsaaalNFIi saasllsSi f3isf' P1isi
ial, IA PEE LINING and GLAZING, e HlfEA=
sd andS,. 5ti ssts. = ra-& Z = Es-ts
Would Dusl g5:psctfuiiY saaCaIce H. tLoili .vua
AID he pphG geasEaty. th Atihsy sEo pIspsfsstS q
ecuts Pslptig = 1 sthsr Lead ze q hs isEest?cs'
sitls psiees IL n Is ysI, Dssi style. !heirlJag s'
psrieIselp tEssocFe Business wtrfsits tIselIn en'
sariHg their ystTspsf ui satsfses oya 4Fs orsihgi
ttugy 6e eutT4iisd Il them. -.fz.z
EsrticsisF sts a,aAg iFenis sssta Aiisz - saYhaa
Ats pEiy 4pt2hfs. sssspns italls sils u the
abGyewol one woal 10 wel % gIy9 them call be-
iereAssliAs their work phey sre siseprepsrel 10 ex
pfons bet elatirg sEd Giiiingint superofstyie zDd
or the most reasonable terms, tuintsof all esiors
prepared gajTsHdY f,Iuse. GIss-uf4l sizgs, putty,
JsSsis, issg j. - 4 poEEELIh DUNN
VI aVM4f. oAMPHFBLa
hs R&t!tss 5sSsStin9 ssS,s. VI. t. / +; ,p ~.
cRrt p. Uaies In he EGlh A1uf,, AZ oroefs
lsoi..lll At1sAds TO- 4.5Aug sils sa5 sssa, s
TaE pa4si Gus TfN rs Or
So n'11 - 9 w1
% sst'iss" isifs Z. ?. p q IA Eegs23 A. -
So r. Frt .t--" IS hss .-
New roIi- Rint ~ q =" as
..fasss, sss:s sA...ia. e e
I,s:sss .5.zs. R!1s i. 4 = apa: : Fn.k' ,~0
fIa f@iIie Shooting /" -~is-5i -" S.,
gilsmondersta >. sss" a
f'sinon, Mining and ElasiIIg II hegs -DL hsrsis.
.'s'-' : - corner ) 900 nd ana PeTfg Sta.
IutYa0ss-d-w-ly - --s- o.vksroRT, low
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barous laws ofthe invaders Of Kansas.
and our mind goes back to the Stamp
Act and Tea duty, to the prescription
OF Hancock and OF Adams.
We are told Of the destruction OF
Lawrence, and we remember the mas
sacre in King street The accounts
reach MS of the recent cowardly at
tempt 70 stifie Free speech in the
Capitol otour land, ard we recall the
act which lost TO otr struggling coan-
try the eloquence Of an Otfs. such
are few only of the many instances
that mighk he mentioned.
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stores, stores. -
MULf1PL1ED BY STOVES,

StOfpS, 'SSOf4S.
MULTIPLIED BY STOVES,
aND THE ANSWER Is STOvEsi
A Through We eAnhot Geer On nan: s5urs ssis,
IA or $3.50 Stores, some sfonI beishprs, tho
sons are, We sell 40 cheap and good an anieie Of
stoves thsL is becomes diricait 10 supply the de-
na1d- butt new supply Of freight cars hsYe srriye
and been psaeesson oWJosd- and we hsvs CO Dplefed
our arrangements 50 Is To be able IA supply the
demands ofEli, - the same MOR3OR LESS
So after looking around among ell the .tOEE
hoRsE" Stove shops i'm ihis cit, tn no parpose,
conetO
Twitehell Gifiett's,
The only Stuye knporiap ir the weai, and buy
Stsre az 10 sts1s. In our prices. for chespness,
we defy all eonpetition--eyery article si.
nnd If not satisfactory, refund tie opsy. AGopx
our assortment may be found the celebrated sa4Sa
Forest Oak. for wood or Ceai; the Gilman;
BLACK Diamond. for coal; Ths King Of
Stoves and Governor, elevated ovens
Ill kinds of Psrlor. urtce ane Heating Stoves
Tin and Copper Ware On hand sI all times. Root
Ing, Jobbins, dc. done 10 order.
Brady Street, nearly opposite the P. O.
. Feb +-tiff = gsta - ~ pAVkNPO4.T. tUN A
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NEW BOOT AND SHOE SToRF,
HURIEY,s sARSAPARHI,A

HURLEY'S SARSAPARILLA.
THIS iura luabie compound 50 faIly appreciated
/ by the american people, f. gaining wide csie b.
best and most effective medicine Of ine day. Csrs H.
and the adicts nov rejoice ihsre il hsip when I'm
err other remedy proves pe feetual Diseases Kb,eh
fsr years proved source Of irisery, aud sycnisias
,Snfs, have readily yielded senssth lis rfesszibIe
tpius ace and countless families rendered bsppy aad
cheerful its esirao rdngry endcacy. Ii sou want
The pure aud genuine Ssrsspsria, tkstp bieh as
strsssHi, and 9uii'T Of lny ohio, CON-
p I'D as one thing is capable of being 20 anaihey,
thcn tuke Hufey,s, for ootfoi t!.oussn OF cases
scattered through Alaban Mississippi, Miseous;n
Indiana, Missouri and keniueky, ii Aas never in
singh ns lance beer to fail and viii cure re.
yond all doRst 81 g5tStSEg tgHa5# 9gEr5
Dyspspsia, or Indigestion, oil
serofula, King Q Evil,
Affections OF the 1onss, syphilis, ,rr~a \
Debility, Habitual costivs0sss,
EryBipslss, Pulmonary Disease,
Liver Complaint, Piles,
Female irregularities, Fistuls,
Skin Diseases, Disessd Kidneys,
ana grsatsad Powerful Topio, purifying the
Blood, and invisorating the sntirs System.
The medicine, though prepared At great egpense
yetthe price is mode hat II society mGy OF
tain it.a.ufEA5R THoMAa Al HURLEY.
Manufactory, corner ofseventh and Green s,s.r
Louisville, BY.
TPFUr sale at wholesale or retsii by a1E
Api Ill d&vly G.. l.NEhh, lie Claire Row
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EkF VEfbVAE4.

- G.EtKNFa, ESQ, aas removed hIs once al
III aE8aGlty across 20 the Second sloTf OF CFEinp
tsE's building, ~ ulv room formeIlyeecupisd ey tas
Sskspts Ohss, y h cor sssond u Brady sis. ny sAs
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-ssrq q sza syssas ses ~ u aal :
sEssasss s4.a @8tt.-s
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SIG;
THE DAILY GAZETTE.

PHnsoesAI APPEARANCE OF SHEP.
tKxDs M TSxAs. wv %. Kendall, Of
the New Orleans Ptccy,ne, has turn y
ed his attention to raising sheep iIf
Texas Ia letter ofrecent date to
chat paper he gives the following
graphic pen and ink portrait of . shep-
/ herd in Texas Is he not a peacef vi
booking individuak si ~.
.,sBut you should sec our flock tel
ders lhere-aNays. ON the Indian from
fiers:4s laughed outright az one Of
them appeared before me, with some
eight hundred sheep in charge, Or
dinarily we, are wont to look upon
shepherds as aspeaceful folks: poets sing
ot them in gentle numbers, while
painters spread them before us with
crooks on their shoulders anu perhaps
lutes7 under their arms, ready TO pour
forth simple lays to any rustic mai
dens within hearing Of their walks
But instead of encouhtering one Of
these, voh nayjudge Of my surprise +.
when q ierocfous, Fra Diaveloish
looking fellow stalked mp to me, q
double barrel gnn on bis shoulder, g.
Bowie knife hanging on one side, and.
orIe Of Colts sixlshooters on the other,
at the same time announcing. from y
mouth npletely hidden behind a
lierce surrounding OF beard andno
tache, that he was a keeper oi u flock!
"A more priyan iis!l io31lng snsphsrie
was surely never seen: yet the arsenal
he carried about him he deemed alb
so!utely necessary ior his own protec-
ton against Indians. Crooks and
lutes are all well enough in the older
settlements. but the Camanchas are
not 10 be charmed into good behavior
BY such pacific contriyances. Anoth
er tender, similarly armed, soon came
up and it struck me that werc all of
them to enter the bureau Of Mr.. JET.
Davis at Washington accourtured pre-
cisely as when | first saw Them, he
would be sorely puzzled TO make them
Tor regular highway men first. Such
is protection. -
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g He .absCtip=I ie now receiving ueE and Gem
A. pists assortment OF English and Atne Hsry
ware from the manufacturers and iirrorsers. rs
wshssto call the attention ofthe pueiic ~ the foicN
Ing iscts: $50
That thavirg beeu connected With the ianutsetu'e
ofnos Kinds II Hardware be Is eushled 90 purchase
al loR rates. --.---..--- - = :
That 10 DO oss not mean to be undersold,
HeiGtends 10 Iassa ais establishment head qusf
tersfor all Slnd. of Hardware from gGsm5rte seedIe
20 aeEuwSsF. g .HE4sa
~ strict attention 10 husuess, tonorae1s dearng
and taa one price cash system, 10 merit liberal
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-06-17

4 Lars5 and wellseles.sd ass0rtuentjdstsr -,e
at prices that capnotiall to give eErr salts aea
% MOI lie Claife fsns FE5Ef5 E4kAts
oLARIOSE IT " flutes, FigRsnh'rs, ffralows Rnt
I Flies atreduced pfiuesat N
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The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-06-17

MerchaHf re- nd rl5p.ioT . Froht-tresf, OPP
tethe s'earn Hihs,
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Rock Island & Keokuk Daily
Passenger Packet Lane,
80 aHs sEi4 hsRs 80
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The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-06-17

TnE ToRY PARrT.-A PARALLEL.
While reading the other day in an
Eastern paper, letter said to have
been fonnd at the North end OF Boston.
and purporting to have been written,
by violent Toryat the commence.
ment OF our Revolutionary struggle, l
was struckbv theresemblance between
those early times and the days in
which we now live.
When We recall thelanguage OF tlr
upholders OF the royal I,ower. VIC need
alter but lew woris 20 give it a place
among the deienses OF the pre.ent Adj
ministration. The Irvine light pl
Kings has but become The Divine
Institution OF Slavery Il, bel, anl
Traitors against the Royal power, ih'-
same against. not cur glorious
Constitution which does not eoiiiain
the word Slave. hat against u forced
Interpretation oIit BY the Southern
politicians ..'4
W., ,n.,a ~. tLa o,N,,r.cc,,-., AMI bar
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-06-17

EiRR E,ns 3Ifss the only gealiad kin.i fot sale
l cheap by T. tLbSS co.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1856-07-30

HE Euiea, lie has spoken out
plainly. boldly. and with independence ami
sincerity and his sentiments arr approved
and applaude. atthe North and at the South.
lie would, ;,s be says, I'm the language OF
Claw /" rather be right thar be President
and no man who does not hold this opinion
is worthy To be the Chief Magistrate Of this
great natinn.
Fram all the information whrh we can
gatherwe have strong hopes that Mr.. Fillmore
will be elected BY the popular vote II the
tide Of popular favor should continue to How
in its present direction, as il no doubt will,
until Novemb I next. Mr.. Fillmore will
certainly be the next President oi,hc United
STATES Public sentiment is rapidly concen
lrating upon him. He has laid down the
principles on which he will administer ma
tiaal affairs, il elected, with sufficient plain
ness and distinctness 10 be understood BY
all mcn--and they are principles which must
be approved BY every truly Union loving man
in the country. He has mounted no tempo>
rary hubby to ride into power--nor are his
lips sealed by any party platform. He stands
before the people the firm aud uncompronis-
Ing friend of The Constitution and Union;
and 10 save these is his chief object in con
sentng to become candidate for the Presi.
6dency.