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The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-07-02

Julius Lytance,
LAND 4 q EN- 4,
Office bs.wssn Harrlsoa aud Ripley stfssts.
Improved Farms for Sale.
.O1nACRES highly improved farm miles froa,
S4UDavenpor, go aits. IA cultivation, good
board geHes With Usage orange house, siseic, etc.
-
A beautiful farm "a miles lsom Davenport, LOO
acres, ooaerss la eaitiyatteni eaiEnes timber, house,
we'll, stable, etc,
Also q productive farm @ miles from Davenport
IIaseres, Us serss Ia cultivation, % Acres timber
re,tprsins, sp'euaid eosl on the tH.st, good house,
we'll, stable, ste.
= farm ofleO stres, O mile, fEo.a Davenport, Q
improved, 80 scres good IimbeT. ~ acres praIhe
house, vsiiand oasbaiidings.
Emil - fE9m Davenport, 90 seTes; 40 aetes 81 pEo-
vel, ~ @cns sulssf, house, stable, etc. SIS .a.6.
A acre to ID West Davenport. fenced, cplusstea
and a large new brick houss, well, si.el ets.
g. Gsro. ufal elias. prairie lsad, two uliIs, ffOm
Nsleot y 1880 per acre cash
Houses and Lots.
A new house on 9Th sGrsat, sDx4s, one story stone,
% and sd stories frame, 10 robins, eisteru, veil, sta-
bic for Z horses. lot sGHlov' feni sIS, cheap fer
$500; terms good.
ssidsnes on ldplsy stEset, betS cen Isl
and I'd, 5roous, : ~siicAeps, well ~eisieTI, oaIhousss,
lot 3oxso, terfus easy.
Several new sad comfortable houses or Sd and 4lh
Streets.
6 beautiful and convenient cottages IN tie wes,
part Of Davenport.
Flint rate business lots on First Second and Third
streets; slso, ~ b~esntiful lois in Norm Davenport,
and Q large amount ofuninPEosed laaiin Scott eouE
~. Apply -
noh 9l-ahin JuLiUsLYTA&cE.
10, 600 Acres Of choice Land
LEoR SALE on hosrAt IernIs in lets 70 suit Ia Scott,
u Clinton and Pow ssuisk counties. Apply TO
OetIi- ". JULIUS LglANCR.
Houses and Lots For Bale.
A SUdRER OF HOUSES, LOIS and vacant Iots
: PltlsAauY sitasted ia ilGersni pans al the sity
for sale On fAEVEA4le terms Appl Ito
Oct ll-dtT JULAS LFTASCE.
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Improved Little Giant Corn and Cob Plsnts
ton mill-Frics reduced,

Improved Little Giant Corn and Cob Plsnts
tion Mill-Frica reduced.
ihf subscriber has purchased exclusive rfghl o.
territory Tor sala in the West. OF tho above ceisi
DRAFTED stills aud is prepared 10 furnish them sttl
tines sllhef Wholesale OF retail, guaranteed IN tS
most positive manner.
Itis now mors than q year since the 'Littls Giant.
was introduced 10 Tie public, during which unsl'
hSs eeea constantly growing in the popular favoI,
ihe improvements recently elected amt Patenteai
makes y ms most perfect machine ever offered W
general farm use. II Is furnished complete ready 70,
attaching team, and weighs as foilowI No. l,Ma
TO. 2,35oj NOS, 200; No. A, $40 pounds. iWsnS
minutes are sunfcieptt to set one up, without mecnss
zeal ala and whom once adjusted, II cen with ssfsype
eniTustea 70 q boy. Full directions &C sompspy ssrS
mill,
:. PRICEst
So'5'ss3'& win srinG spu' msaip pei hou. wi'alSs,s
" ;, s5n, /" IS" " SO " 4"
" 4 500, " a" COS 4" 81 - "
ITLibersl Discount 10 dealers.
JAMES u. CHADWICK,
NOES Locust st., eetw cen Second aud Tniia
nov, S DID, w-iy - 81. Louis, ho.
For ssle by Messrs, DAL2ELL & BRO, agents o.
davenport, StsboVs prices, adding freight from D
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GbkaN.
10 coKDINAlI0Ns on MoM0rOLIEs.
10o0s
HALE E CO.
EexwArAkAg and Oe0Aisston WercAAAa,

10 ceHDINAfIeI1 On AoMoroLIIs.
1o00.
r..~.,..iA. A ! o... 4 Sc ai.......,
Central necks. between Wells and la Sale street
CHICAGO, ILLINOIS.
lsslers in Goal. salt Zig lTen, eia.
New ys.s ana caissso Line, On Eris Canal
Boats leave fisr No. 5 Esst Rivef, foot oil Broad street.,
Daily COR Freight apply 10
N II. Hosrs, New York
III ". RkANLRs. buffalo,
Deliver Bstoa shipments 10 Western Il. r. sssioa, and
Nsrk ~reessse@ "N.N.S O Lime. c"re VIA EAfoN'
Mhsns
Pennsyivania Central RAilroAd.
chvsland and Pittsburgh Railroad
NAGRsw 4 MOONS, hslnnalst
\ wAlLowER 4 son, haIIisonrS-
eEo: z; igANSiSSvs, r rssss
'"as ".eA nsash, Assn..
Tbs following new rropelicrs run in connection with
the shove Lines
/. 8 na AnaugY, Hewitt
EVERGREEN CITY. Own.
IRON CITY. I1rneuil.
lAnOG :. Beckwith.
PITTSBURGH, Aysrine.
StllirszR
Aiss clspss Line vessels. Nsrk Packages, Care Hale
) ~, thssSo
heasss, on The Riyer, bstussn Wells and lssaile s1fsssa
WHERE we ahsn sontiaas the Forwarding and Cennissish
nfNlness; and ~. prepared 70 size censrsSts isr :
transportation Of Freight by each OF the steve Tesponst
bic coinp@nisss st reasonable rates tem New iepsi ros
non. rhiiaanlphss, Wheeling aud Pittsburgh &c chiesso.
All gosss eoEdne frslu the East By the sbSYs Iompr
aie- vii receiye prompt attention and Rrs.auso sN1
aispStch, and Duplicate Freight Rlls ssnt BY Mai
Tbs Lines We represent are NOS sennesssd ~.H -!
laSDf ~s-E - nd ~ .Taa zHt IN I'll lfQuCllESSs Ee
xS-Ths Agents here Of vi the Transportation .onps
niles have COMBINED aud viii charge eHoroieanf aoessss
On all 9oSis c5aing 70 US b. their Lines
All claims tr damage or c~verchsrgs will to pr9falay
attended 70.
rasnt viii ressase psrsOnsl attention. Apissdsm
sEaARst ssaAas, sIGARs
WILLIAM Y. DANIELS,
IMPORTER N DEALER IN
|CHOICEsEGARSAND TOBACCO,
Under Msaeson House, CHiGAtfo
Merchants and Country dealers y III and il 10 their
shsssng essew here. oett-diy
BRADNER, WARREN a. CO.,
WHOLESALE PAPER DEALkRs AND
INK
F1REHoUSE,
NO. ~ LA SALE ST,
octI, ,ss-aiy CHICAGO.
FAxoN CROSBY,
MANUFACTURERS. IMPORTERS DRALEas l.
PAPER HanS1nE0,
Fffs Board Prints, Views, Stosusry,
urnamsns, Hopldings and decorations Of
svery Description. ALSO,
SHADES & CURTAIN FIXTURES,
W hoissale and Retail, SO Randolph St, hlCAGo.
81 Law Buildings, Wisconsin ST., Milwaukee.
Being the largest House OF the Kind West of New
York city. We eaa oGsr superior sdsanlAgesto the
Trade than any other Establishment In the West.
9. LrAxoS. loet Idly CROSBY.
FOSTER HOUSE.
Corner OF North CLARK and kiEzie ss.,
ChlCAEo, 1l10s
oeti-dly Nh BAATkk1 Proprietor.
BANK NOTE ENGRAvING.
Wellsteed, Hanks, Hay & Whiting,
BANK NOTE ENGHAVERS. |
NEw YORK;. . BOSTON, /. =. MONTRkAL.
Mo.l5O Lake st., Chicago.
Cerudcstes of Depositc, Scrip Cor Insurance. Rail
Road and Mining Con panies,D Drafts. Bank Notes, &c.
no. lady Agent.
N n ~ HaT a Z
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rssrta uazsas aaa Iir Insurance csapaAys
oaAnraasS SN.
ssnis Ss@pssy ss2sissss e rio ge's1s.tS s.
f0RTATioN Am rikR Rlsks, ~s rssse.ss's
An aleesaiu esal retera premium e Y PEI cent;
VII be paid back sessfso e"s'mefs !"
fsrs. properly and aelseaed suilaiax., l~4.orshly
iss, Tor say ieaslh 81 nne, from ene V avs ssu,st
Low rates q n aiaa, and thus avoid assessments
"A CAfiTAL 100000.
DfgRcIoRs.
fses Unaeshaf rhta Ferry, VA. ucrroa,
Nd Isas. wnrAelrs, rRK Rso.asr.Oa-
sa a' I. Ss.ea. W. Sn. Z r.l Ps..aaaa, / R Msl,ass,
charles Holland.
OFFICERS.
Isasc u~ssxRasLi, Pres b. l.. 7. BorRlAsr, Vice
Prcs.; CaAkIss HcllAsp, Secretary
JOHN ADAMS Agent for Rock lxisnd. Davenport,
Moline and vioiaits. osscc, Miniers Building, I'm.
nois ttreei, Rock lstand. ofacc In Dss en- port IL The
Counting Room Of the State Democrat.
May stsh,d.ti
cAieags City iasuraass Company, -.
Sda nad csaac,a. rrs,s dem, bsssi. ssss.
Dec Z, Us. davenport, lows.
TIE sfAx~ I666xANC1 COMPANY,
og1enasurgA, u. Y.
pam u GrRIea 3iss ' ssgrlas s0'0'o'
H4H
Will insare Faro and Inland Transportation risks
y k 4 sasss ssa. s s,ssis. ~ IA, Coz. rs. sSse.ra.s
Aysrs ss NJ b. r ssssa, MS SAM. as,isn, Esq, sasi
davenport. FISH 4 i.Ek. SSfs;
Missouri slats Mutual Fir, Marine Insurance
Company u et. Loais.
CAPITAL. sscayosas ard constantly facresssnx.
Easy, ". Mss.ases j. Wynsn,
ras.i mst ,sssss nom A: 81 asss q six years. and tn.
insured participate In the whole profits.
fe. enquire o. the andsrsatEsd Aksns
Jay N:s ,ssrws.
lNsnrAssrs.
FARE. INLAND AND LIFE.
F GTNA,
INSURANCE. COMPANY, AARTfogD.
Chartered 1919.
cAsH CAPITAL, eEAesee"
HOME
INsrsaNeR co. or TIE CITY vo.r
Cash Capital sso0iO0o
NORTHWESTERN
iEusranee Co. Of the STATE
OF NKW YORK..
Il SRR MfStkG0t MUTUAL A~hsc
&C. - HarsesrA, %.
AcoUIRKD CAPITAL, 9l,00O,O 00
oFricE On WEST slpk OF
Main bet. Front and Second su.
Apra s.cwN HENRY 3. HOFFMAN, Agent
IOWA srArx usuRAHcI COMPANY,
KEOKUK. IOWA.
Tnss home company is new preparctte take rskf
ON he safef classes of property on The lNntsa. Piss,
rss ss tIe CASA ssss fer sssa Pscmisub Esnstes y
rcssonahie Sc .hc-e efapy reliable ccnpsAy.
c. II. Perry, John Meciare. i. II. HARRISON,
]. II. Rankin. Geo. B. Smith, T. \. Ford,
n. 4 Craei. s. s. Biiings. w. +. Turner,
q t;.rb-f. I. wseksnshsm.
OFFICERS:
a. II. pgxsx, President. +. II. Harrison. Treasurer.
}. ". Rank in, ". Presdt. W. r. Turner, Secretary.
oGss IL vc~itherw1As Bleck-over Dawson u
Co.'S Reot and Shoe Store, Brsdy 81
4, L. LANE. Agent.
Nov s-aif davenport, lows.
NARfTORD MsV1ANc1 COMPANY!
CAPuTAL..e3OO.O9DO
VNrE have received the Agency of tAis sound and
w reliable Company for Davenport and vicinity,
and sye prepared 10 israe policies on as favorable
lermk - any ether good Conpony.
decs1 MAonigoi eoaoIS,
keystone Insurance Company.
PHILADELPHIA, Pa. Capital e902,00o
p. Il. MoRIARTf, Pres J. NORRIS THoMds'S
GRAY, Vice i" secretary.
Dra.H A. FINkFIkLu, Agent.
Wi,ssys al. Heck. davenport.
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MO. g.,
L. HM6rR ROar.

5zsrc Dow nsceiviEss cor sprisg Sleek Of dee
w EsTrHEs, f1oid t~iuHIeTs, Magic aha RAN
rosd fsmesl JEEEEE5 OF all desc nPtehs- Jet
sooa., Coral s4lsersare and kzHcs ooods &c
~. h.ys inc largest aBc Eosi complete stock 81
eaeds everArsngsI 10 Dpseappyf. sn.eh wsoaef 10
e. s,,s pubtc As Ter as aay hoase west Of The moan
salzs- Maciessie Es2a-
pis.ss e.ll sad sxAulae bar ssSes, perhaps you
,asx raa IA . yoaf interest. rs we ara dsteFInEnsa rs
osaxl not 10 D< oaid9Ee-ta tos pftces.
snr4l : dasa ALFahD G. BILLION.
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ROCK

Notice.
DOCK Island Bank hss nlEds arrangements 10 use
i d limited anoUnE of Inc notes OF The Aauuiac-
Ia IS and Mechanies' Bsnk OF Columbus, GsoIgia;n
and ths same wiii be received OF deposit or in pay
mention Exchange OF Coin, on the same terms as the
issuss Of the solvent BanGs OF Virginia, kentucky,
Ohio or Indiana. 81. b, o Frss,t.
Il. Island IaIsi3 do sLE. 3. H. MANN, Eassier.
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LOTS

E'oh sS!s a. iair priSes and al on long credit, 10
L. facilitate Improvements
COOK & SARGENT
via ssiI lotsto parties who viii build on them this
season, al lIoaersts prices ana on q credit of 4. 2
tpd 0!s@h' - -t. June 5. dtE
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ST RELEIVET

A TCHAs' FlbHs IN addition 10 his former stock Of
n goodr, g large assortment VI Gro u Eoi silks.
BsGege Robes,
SsEsgos Plain and Fgd,
FnntoJ Mnsiins,
White Graduate Robes.
MI. and PaTas5ls,
WLieh VA BE- soids unusually low priees.
JuneZdu CHAS, FISH
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or Concentrated Lye-wsrrsntsd
, 70 make soap without Lins and with Iittls trou.
oie' I4st tho tnins for Washing made easy. Cstl and
ger Il box. Tor SGls cheap at the Ha wkeye Store by
June s AT JACOB WEAVER in, IL %,
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%DAvEEPoRT MUBTC aT0pF

muAIC STURE,
fNRANDALL d HlGGINshaye justopeped a 1 rgs
assortmentoI Guitars Vioiins, Banloes, lambs.
flnes,Fe, &c. Also every Kind ofMaAIe BOOK, NOW
he Claire Row nct al ,n.nno
HUSToN's scGoolf0 Piano Forte C1-y.I G.T,.
- zundeis Nicholson Instructor and ia fact syeT,
Lihd oIlnstruetion Relating TO nuaic can be found =
the Davenport Music Store; "'.a
MOI Le c ARE Row:
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To Grocers.

yKyK are ts agents for me Horth-Wss EST for FrAsefs
W ssasssstsd 0hIO F1AkL efAhch, which We
stiissn ~ tAs boz Only ~ cAssaxc OF ~ Louis pm
sss. We are size jasl in sseeipt q = iaTge lot
Locust oeoA,
HARPEE d STEAL,
Essk lslass, ksy - DIN
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SAW MILL!

LfoK saie at canaon's Saw and Pi.aiuy diusv.
IL ~ description OF PINE LUMBER redIlr,t
awe started M Mills IA coa,piaps order, AID aaytns
sgood stoek o Isl. OfolE logs On Maud, | ata rsste
20 eeesise ostars iorans Kind Of Lumber, vhica i
pledge ny selito Ill with prom ptasss and di,Daton
10 the order In wh4ch they are receiss cd; l. :. A.,
eolne 1r.1 served. ] nave StpresenI On hand . larss
xfuEE
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Chicago, Illinois.
STONE o. BOOMER.
DuILDERS Of Howes' Patent Truss Rridsss and
ID Roois, Turntables, Passenger, Baggage aud
Freight Care Also, Boil CuIling Machines, Upright
Drills, &c.
Bolts made, Machine work and General Jsbbing
done 10 order. tapril 3-diyl
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)cwflrD, 81.
An opsn Field and Fair Play.
IMMENSE STOCK OF
WATCHES AND JEWELki

.T p0TTSFL.s, No. = III. CLAIRE ROW.
aayg last returned from kss fort ~Ah le
Iar~sstspa be 81 stock of aho Watches shc Lswely
- s~fars oe.ree in Ehis -1srket. 1 t2fe Eota
ssst.f.s~ frou eSete ex25. Silver SefreM - 70 80.
Eals Caalas from q to CSC. ktags frssS tSe DIS 10
- %. Breast Pins from elss 500
Srsa,s ssIi as rrieuiar attention 30 my sIoeA Of La
s.ssI Wstshes I. shich q m srsces . fafa variety OF Plain,
a.naus 10 EasIaeles cases, and ! think can sui
n.sort NV whole sioet OF Clocks, wsIeles ,Js~.
aarT SILVER and Plated ware 10 fall and eempiets and
.aen Iarrsrtkxn hiss ever been hroaghiio tile nar
80. ara / wtiissil Wholesale Or retail al prisesthG
xat dsfysiicempetius1-
nsnsirrrdons ~ 4sasI4tskortsetee
Nov. l5th. 1854.
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prp GOODS.
CITIZENS Of SCOTT AND AnJ0lAlNa &


cIrIzRsa az SCOTT AND ApJolsINa +
~y~rrrr~rrr,
COUNTIES Il
a n
BURROWS u ErGCCyn man
Are now prepared 10 oxhiss Il.
Largest and Most Extensive stock OF Goods
Ara stoS M. bssn seiecssa slth- M greatest sara
Dsn,l vii h. found r.,eslails adapted % lie wants aud
800
bargains as Cannot Fail to Please.
We would particularly m,l'S z 'sH'iV . u
~s y
Stock OF Dress SrCOQ6,
Consisting e
MsisS Ant9ns, cry de saaas soa o'Nss' ee~
D. Ssn II and lining slE,; "
1@aSeas,ss s~Egaaaie,, rs.ntsd oha;ss
nsnsh and American Prints, uihshans,
and a, ~stylssof rFs's eeods,
Ai''ss i%s.:1';sfs' = .sss sN MI a1 TTA4s.
pttb,ns Ti5wsrs, plum@s. Se, A uise assortnsnt 81
and P~arRsolets, y 50
Sss.Ass 10 nr,.9.h rr.h,aiasr;es
kIsaen sna rr,srs
ssisa4 Boohsnd Jasonsls eeiias'
EdsinSs' insestlnsa n masn,yi
Kid' ", Y. and md F s,s a,s S,s,. .sa sli,t.u,.
vGyUIts,E EnnnS s.
JaeonStt, Swiss, Mall, Book and eainene Mdsans $50
kmnrodeIea Iu,'a4n .sIais. -.
s's:s, Is id psp brown sn sa II sis sc shtiiinss I s~asstns.
A fns assortment Of
Cloths. CaSSlmeTeS, N6Sting. nc.
4 Hare and general asssstrasat of GRADY II apf CLOTH
p.a.n. ca nSS and palm f.dHaE
fsip hesIvln. nu-s., ,rs Chasrsa,s Peals ard s.as.
49,. 1rnrassi sssIa,e.s. WhaisSone' Nsrssilies ani
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fIsH1EG TACKLE

r aadsd the above 10 ny stock saa sii Keep
conssspty or hasa . esineiete ssssTtnseai Of es-
1.vsssrv IL me Flshlnx isur. so give me . call You
s.s-.an A. T..
- a. sm No. 8 LeclHire Rev.
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hank NVTE EN0HAF1NU,
Wellstoed, Hanks, Hay q Whiting,
BANK NOTE ENGHAvERS.
NEW YORK,.... /. BOSTON, MONTRsAL.
Noise Lake St., Chicago.
Certificates of Deposite, Scrip sor Insurance. Rail
Road and Mining Com panies, Drafts, Bank Notes, &c.
no. H-diy III. osSHANESST. Agent.
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BRADNER, WARREN e. Co.,
COLE Agents for The ssie OF superior article OF
= STRAW BOARD,
To " hieb " call The stfsntlon Of Lhoss 13iEg the aEsj-
Gle. No. II La SALE ST.
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A Lsrgeeolleetlon on hand andrew Husicrs,.iy.n
. d .oon as published at
No s Le Claire Row. Cka.
flNtE best Plano Forte instructor In the world, Rich
! ardson's modern school for Piano FoTten can br
found OF No lie Claire Ray, 49,
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PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
M@NMRH4kk

The grest Central Route, connecting the Atlantic
rities with the Westera. Northwestern, ana South
wesiern States, by = Goa tlnQoas Railway direct. This
road also connects 81 Pittsburgh With daily line OF
,ssuners to ali person the North v esterB Lakes; ma
ling the mos, direct eAeapest aHa vsliasEs vssss by
Snich Freight can he forwarded TO and from the
-, NNs
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Flint rate business lots on First, Second and Third
streets; also, ~ b~esuiiiul lois in Norm Davenport,
and Q large amount OF unimPEosed Lana IN Scott couE
ty. Apply -
p.rb uI.a,in IULEUslYTA&IF-
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-06-28
THE DAILY DISPATCH
s.s.rdsy Msrusnx, jane IS. lsss.
Heelfh Of the cay.


HeRlh OF the Citys
The warm selson which we have had fecena,
h.. nroduccd considerable amount Of summer
disease among children. and there has oeen IN W.
creased number Of deaths among them. Iners
have been also number Of cases OF dysentefy'
which. in some Instances. has proved fatal; gene
r.,,v hov.var the disease has yielded readily TO
medicine.
tits highly Important however mat Jus. No"
citiyens generally, and especially PARENTS snou'o
,.a sres, deal Of caution. little imprudence
IN s,et aud exposure often leads to fatal results
Tnsseed there are not few cases Of death among
man. In which the coroner may as well be called
IN A. when the swallowing Of laudanum has pro
a..esi that result His verdict should be In those
ca.es ..died of eating too much" At this season
of the year the stomach does not want so
much. aud cannot digest as much rs u does
at any other. II Is, therefore, matter OF
the utmost Importance as life Itself depends upon
4. 10 beware of overlooking the stomach with 1000
of auy kind. A little mea: should 60 far at =
meal. vegetables should be fresh, and thoroughly
cooked: aud fruit should be entirely ripe and eat
on sparipgly. In everything be moderate, and
avoid excess; for at this season death makes MS
attacks sometimes with awfal impetuos"y
paia, a cramp, a collapse, and q closing OF TINS
scene Of life.
In addition to the precau,ion as to diet, there
should be general cleanliness about the iots ana
streets, We believe the city is in good ordef IN
this respect now. and it should be kept So We
believe generally speaking it is the cleanest city
q, The Union. and we hope it will ever maintain
that character
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Sc SKATER his Right ARM"

General WE'RE, of the regular army. continues
Through his paper, the y. Y, Courier hnquireP
to fire his great and small guns (none OF them are
mahogany stock and percussion lock-he having a
mortal aversion to that kind of shooting ron) on the
subieet of the right of free speech and its alleged
invasion nv the assault of Brooks on Sumner
with pntta percha cane made at the North
This ia a great change in the Generals life He
used to be a sort of belligerent salamander, and
lived as it were in the fire of strife and combat
His ferocious visage and fiery temper reflected his
burning appetite for fighting, which demanded
duel every morning for its pacification
But the contests of Gen. Webb have not been
proportiona.e to his ardent desires. His greatest
achievement was his assault on poor Bennett, OF
the Herald whom he knocked into cellar, and
one of whose teeth he knocked out for tree
speech" He went once TO. give Duff Green
dressing with cow-hide or cane (not gutta per-
cha) for free speech but Duff showed to his as
tonished vision horseman's pistol with "mahoga.
ny stock and percussion leck," and the General
did not dress him but retreated and went home.
He acknowledged his own obligation to answer
for his own free speech, by accepting challenge
from Tom Marshall and fighting him. Tom shot
him in the calf.
He challenged Jonathan Cilley, of Maine fer
words spoken in debate and that gentleman de-
Ginning to fgh. him. also refused to answer the in
terrogatory of his second, VIM. ]. Graves, of Ken
lucky, whether or no he (Ciliey) declined to fight
him webb on the ground that he was not gentle
man. For this, Graves challenged C1ley; duel
was fought between them, and Cilley was killed
Webb wrote a long account of it, signed by him
self and two of his friends, in which he set forth
his own proceedings and plan on the day of the
duel First-he and his friends were to repair to
Clley's room to demand that he should fight w ebb,
and if he refused Webb was to 'shater his RIGHT
arm" Second-not finding him at his room, they
were to repair to the duelling ground claim fight
for Webb, aud if Cilley refused it, then Webb was
to shoot him down. Ihird-if the duel should
happen without their intervention, and Graves
should fall then it darkly limited at in the state
meut that Ciey was to be assassinated.
General Webb is therefore very remarkably
fitting associate of the meek and pious brother
hood now clamoring for free speech-for the un-
limited right of uttering abuse and vituperation
without any sort of accountability therefor! In
pursuance of the principles of the new school
which he has joined, he has commenced a strain
of free gable which promises to be endless
Judging from this demonstration, we should say
that be win write enough blusteration to fill FIVE
hundred and forty-seven octave volumes, between
now and the first of November. The Generals
free speech is truly of that sort which is ''full of
sound and fury, sgnifying nothing"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-06-28

~ There have been many improvements made in
the wonderful invention of Daguerre since that in
genious Frenchmsn first discovered the property of
light in making pictures The most p easing and re-
markable of them all il the Ambrotype, by which
glass is substituted for silver the tablet for recey
ing the impression. We looked in, day or two ago
at the rooms of Mr.. GIBBS, in CoRINTHIAN HALL
on Main street, and were much struck with the ex-
ceedng beauty and delicscy of his specimens of the
ambrotype there on exhibition Many of our promi-
nent citzeEs, including some of the most eminent
clergymen and members of the bar, with his Honor
the Mayor, may be found in SMILE at Mr.. Gibbs
gallery. which our country friends will find pleas
ant place 10 visit when in Richmond Ehio
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-06-28
General Houston.

This notorious public has fallen out with
the American party, with which he had been for
many months coquetting. He has recently de-
clared that he had no confidence in its success nor
would not vote for its platform nominee. 1t is
very evident that Gen. II. AMI his friends had been
long working with view to his nomination, and
his disappointment adds to the bitterness of his
denunciatioas. His Presidential prospecting had
gone to the degree of publishing his biography,
which was designed to introduce him to the most
afectionate regards of Sam. Indeed he was put
forward somewhat himself as an embodiment of
Sam, his very name indicating him as the San"
In pursuance of this idea, the back of said book
was stamped, in gilt letters, "Sam Houston, But
the old chief has realised the fate of that vaultine
ambition which overleaps itself and falls on tother
side