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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-05-27
eonc FOR THE TINE.

mot ~ BSJdRgtr'/
Fer Freedom ah, yon = song
W. ,ir p no more for Freedom!
WIZ. reckless power usurps the hour,
And sml.s 20 Slavery 5 hell,hound glover
Sworn the Erpnblic to desouf-
When cloud- Of booda.,e round NJ lower,
Leave songs To those who need EN-
For FIR. edom twere bitter jest
While Yet some live who won II,
To .mg-~Len Presidents aH"yed
Wub :. natter, rpake bare the o,Aao'
And c,,l riny all their rs'han a'o'
A, nn,o',,e Freedom drive q trade
.Ts driye. and thrive upon it
H., p,eedom No for Slavery 'ing,
No Other songs are paying
Nh p.aks for Freedom gets dow,
G. ,lay..br,d rnfisn smtes him 10"
xysb inlet ,tck, or kmfe-No No!
r.. ,irg FIR Freedom brings but wo,
While Slavtry's trnnpe''s brayins.
For Freedom pooh, forget the nane'
Whist though your f-fhers priced 1t I
What though II, Lexington they gave
Their blood Ike rain to house the slave
They built the Republic mp 80 brave!
For Slavery > home and Freedoms grave,
Our patriot sues deVired Il.
For Freedom strl il to the death
Struck near TO death already
On, Douglas with your rOfiian crew;
On, A,chi,Ou with cohorts true;
On, Pierce with your base cheer 'ha!loo
Ere, dem IL slam If obly sou
Stand fIm-smite SURE and steady.
For Freedom ba the cheering sight,
From Kansas see her driven;
Sh, fgh,s, she fans, ste falls at vi!
See slavery smi'e her ,-stark ao1 stiil
She lies And now ou Bunker dill
Toonibs calls his slave roll, lOud ard shrill,
God rlles-sbO doubts-in Heaven
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-05-21

NEW YoRK AND ERIE RAILROAD CohPANYs ex-
IN pres Office It's Broadway, New York -lhe New York
and sris kairosd Compspy having made arrangsmenst
transact he express business their road aad
branch railroads. and having procured suitable outa for thai
purpose, NOW prepared 70 do genera express bua
ness the exc uve control and direction Of the move
avail themselves q the privilege Of giving unusual dsspeh
articles Ardod BY etr stations along tbs hno
Of their road s connecting branches That liabilities n
this repect WIN be much greater than could be afforded to
pAns exclusively engaged In the express business By
aracsemess made With The United state. and American
Express Companies articles Will be taken those companies
turkrk and Buffalo, and forwarded With despatch to au toe
principal cities and towna n the United ass aud Territories
ssh. ever her road b, the and EN- by pa.ssn
points their dest nation, BY the ordinary anspooD nes
Two eIpresres will be sent daily In eaArge special msssen
ages end eolleeon Of bills sent WITH goods ~ tnds the
tenun viii given the collection notes. drafts
and between New York Buffalo, Cleveland, Cncin
Nay 10, 1856. HENRY D. RICE. sup't Express-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-05-21


Az INVOICE OF GKSUIEE JULES JURaENsEN
ri s's Co. lam. sae ''
NALlFOANIA DiANoNDs.- sis NEW AND Bs4UfI.
iul ..se Dow made 70 such per:sSson That the best
vs. brace ets crosses As Also nav article composition
ono 6 % Is a
Of The above ..cs: cent BY @ad OF ssprs: b
Unss1 STATS j. y1ooss s' A.''' : '''
Manufacturing jewel err, 4o7 Broadway.
"a der o sans
e. ssls Issias xssSs: hole. i.yelled. %
Ire 81. EFF ~ p.';sus levers g
~ ss ss s;sn D.:a.
.ssss' e No
sseaSss .i;s Rs !. isy:r. ,ss I'd sss
4 written suarsntes given Vim eaOS wstoa. 0Ahiornis
SSH'ss gi sesa o as Chatham ..
WAfcnhs: PINE GOLD AND SILVER wA1cRRs.
". :: a:. ssstssn ;.aTs .ad :sns u
description. Of gold ~ silver vsohss swe1y and silver ware
s.auii vi s sod ispas Ssicsss sur holes js~ee "a 90
s.: ga s ssaas l:s ss S
ses s ss sssn ss. dsess si';
God enamel ~stshes for Ladies. $50 90 70 S 20
sss Sd.p s sseood ~acsss for timing . ="
os hunting ..e1s: which run eight SIS g s ssS %
cod magic watches, which change into three
eea K s sis psssa lever: fu svse1 % Us
sye s ssses1 sser. ~ s S
FINE sole hursns c.ss raSs, s7s %
s: 3ss!.: I :'ss g s:::sy E' os s
Al vssfs sesp orss ns and
s,ssA f r9es S he, s s rsps,sd 4 s
ssos TO III pss Of the Unsed states and canada free q
GsSsGs G. ALLEN, inporter OF watches Md jewelry
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-05-21
INTELLJGENCE OFFICES.

EMPL YRS wIsE1F1 GOOD kERvsrTs CAN or
IT. tain ot men, Epei.b scotch and isb he AURAls
ItHNths co y, ~ n nd ~ Hesda strp q
ao, wsiefs ccschp farmers Ia5orers &C al Ibis OF s
flce, 1t Green Sich street, Lear Cedar.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-05-21

urE OFFER FOR stLs A SPLENDID sioux or
w well maze tables, vi ell the modern improvements
with flas marble aod wod beds Private house,.
rse ecc5 ssctd hsrd abes r chsap Orders by mail
after ted TO. 0BlFFllH DECKkR, 90 Ann cir, ct.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-05-21
CARPETINGs AND UPHOLsTERP

CAAfHIANdS AMI LEkAUlSVkLxxP,
A SUPERIOR STOCK
"A or BEAUTIFUL ENGLISH CARPETS
AteJuAordnary low prices.
Superb velvets. lis per yard.
e&ADt BrursoS 70 Sd per yard
Beautiful nsrnirs 3. Ga par yard
ajkAH ANDERSON. q sswssy.
SPElSd isFoRs s5i9aSl ls : HART
No 243 Broadway
Cpposi the Park,
Are rsoevrg n m France
1FCOHAI VS. PAPERS,
or RICH Designs,
In panel god ,sn velvet and wood with borders
&C TO cofrsepond
CHAMBvR AND OF HER PAPERS
IN EVERY VARIETY or STYLE AND PATTERN,
wiSiOW sBADEs OF 1HsIR ows MANUFACTURER
Goods CURTAIN MATERIALS AND FURNITURE
COVERINGS.
OF the springs importation,
IL also full ard comp e.e,
With Hey Ser wbceea eAn prices 70
sert upu rsl Involvement 70 purchasers
NO HQUskK EEP ER8, -vRLvnr, BRUssEI0 AND ar
p6rkbA nrpets and China mating for saIe Al reAues
prce 0AFpsu and mating Nd down any part Of he dir
DCRshUs NIXON Ne b Para plaza
THE CARPET TRADE.
The every description Of carpets kept b,
he . lecrtf e-s enAh 20 tb>m 10 oder-
superior trg sh aperH ye vets 37h
huper IN ee 90
ingram rs
coths drugse,s, mas India and mA.ubg &C. Gs
equally low,
Broadway, Chambers and Resce streeN
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-05-21

nAILY FOR PouGHK1EPsIE-LANDIsG AT COZ
~ nns west Pom, Cold .,sprirg, Cornwall New
oclscu The fsvetiie steamer BRRo Captain A
su III leaves pier o OF Robr greet every AZ
q w &C ock setuJ ming esves Poughkeepse at a. M
arriving IN the city o. II O'Clock
IIUDs1~ oIvtR BAILRoAD.-FRoM April, n
Ill i6 the viii leave ksmbers rect station "A io
owes ETprea, 8 =: N. snssr;s w.; uai 4 M, throust
wa tyar IL emigr mt, r W. for Poughkee ,se 7 a
sro + N tor sirg btps 0:'0 A. Z p n Tor Buc
soe $40 y. hr Peelst $50 P. M. rhe Poushl eco sie
.irs Sir Peel skill trains stoe The rsu,pa Fac
stsn ct h.bers Canal chrst her Thirty ars
strt.s frame ftr new York leave xroy AS and iO4
ave s:4b and xss blcsry ~ & 1895 and 1915 A
~ bAb NJ "A u sYkr rs, Jr., supt
MN AHhAsashFkt. -AoC0 kMO u TON LINE Eos
~ Nnr an ard eccky keck.-Ths stesmer sow sTsg
Capt GsorssT Aoeman leave pie side Of 0stsrtns
es viz rov kot Dcct n fare no sent. lao wins
Rt,ky kert az IS cents Freight isker A. reas mab
r&tas ars frtard.d oestnso ACCOUNT . an da,ve
n o. he rod os are t1-h trusting any psr,ou q
rezsOos sccoun q fae boat - her osusTe.
o3AS kcNEAL, Agent
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-05-21

VERY SUPERIOR C1NDIas.
With large assornept OF -
FANCY CANBIRR
Al lower prices than the quality Gao re found eebsrs
bfEaASf BfssINU
Wholesale corfec.loi ers 400 Pearl straa.
n. B-Fuperor candles known 10 be superior In a1ai,,
sLd keep 10 cmste 10 other al tle In sa, .a
hetrrios, in 20, &C a.d leo rourd boxes - NOR
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-05-21

HAs FlXFUREa-I HAVE NOW ONE OF THE FIN sST
Vt sssortmens of fixtures in this CITY, which beauty
style and hnsh are uaequAed composed wholly Of new
fixtures win do well car and my previously
purchasing esew here. Gas pipes inserted Io bndings
Manufacturer, Nos ll9 and l2l Prince st
N. Chandeliers In taken down, reailt artstcT
French bronze, to look equal TO new.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-05-21

An INVOICE OF GKIUINE JULES JURaENsEN
"A watches with 6cates just received and Tor
ROBBIk6, BkOTHkR6 CO., Is Maiden lana.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-05-21
FRENCH ADvERTIsnsrnHTy,

TINE FILE FRAFCAISE PRcTRBrAN ANTE OESIRE SO
u placer comma bonns d'eufans femus do Oh ambre
ELF re- peut four r euros recon- nan
csiors s'sdfesser i6 A6 street. SINE avenue .,
Broadw way.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-09-12

EOVI1 IW DLVos y t1tb Ca1u VI OVEoIa
AIDES Calf, Kip, Goat and Iid Boots;
). +" & Misses Kid, Morocco, En- Boots s. SiiPpes
8 Peg'd& sewed Kid, Enamel s. Goat Buskins
aHd other styles forssle Dy
DAWSON, GRIGGs, & co,
Ersdt alrest. 1 dnhr fforn od. DaF en- noat IoNa.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-09-12
human LIFE SAVED!


4 RHopTs ESQ, Bear sir:-- As took your ned-
rius 10 ell on CONSIGNMENT cure pay, i take
pleasure ia stating It's effects reported 10 ME hF three
brothers who live IN this place and their testimony
fair specin,eu Of all have received: ,
w 8 CoyklIS told me--s.I lad taken uine bottles OF
Chrstes Ague Balsan aud continually run down while
using 1t unta my lungs and liver were TO that
aegree that blood discharged from my mouth aud bow
els so that ali thought IL Impossible Tor me 70 hpe
anot her ehiIL The doctors TOO did all they
could for me, but thought MAST dts Nothing uId me
which at relieved e OF the distress aua nsnseaa AZ
nay stomach and pain in my head and bowels, adprodae-
ed a permanent cure in short time :.
Al n CoNKLis says: 81 had beeu taking medeiue OF
ss good Doctor as Aays in sOlr county, and taken
any quantity OF suinne and speeacs without any good
nicely il operated my brother, got bottle OF
Rhodes Fever aud Ague Oure which effected perma-
nent cure by using two thirds of q bottle.
s. M CosKLIN was not here, bat the other brothers
saw his case was the II. Ms. sold the medicine
10 both the day, and the speedy from
'"s sst,ts Yours @ with Ssspssi'" ~ A. HUNTINGTON,
The above speaks for ITSELF Good proof II is, il is
OF no better tenor than the vast number Of Ike cert
Gates have already published, and the still greater mum
bsr that is continually pouring IN TO me-
onethiug more. last year had occasion TO caution
the pablisiu these words;
II insties one arm pho hasst taksa sns Gf my general
erenlars substituted ths aae Of tAsir nsstram 70,
M y msdieias, and thsa 1itA bratss smpsasass saa
tor 81 ssy atasr nedie.s say ~ ~asA v no asrss,' "
sc. - ...,,..u.s.r,
New take pleasure in saying that ue eastSnretef-
rad 10 the same sDr. Chrises Ague Balsam mention
tioned in the above certificate.
SThere are several either industrious people who
spulyu 70 their trash all that publish sbou,
nv Fever aud Ague Cure Autidoe to Msaria sxeeyt
fis af Cares, and the Certificate of the cek
srated chemist DR. james r. Chiffon, favor afits per-
iety harmless character which Is attached every bot
de These will always distinguish my msdciu,
fson' limitations. Jas A'Rhopks, nn, pTSpIist0s,
lWholesais Agests.-H. Blskslsy 81 iLouiE Barcls,
Bros Chicago c. I. Webb, Davenport, and for sale b
Druggists gensrally. july s'sodwsn
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-09-12
Clothing.
1856. Spring and Summer 1886.
ARRANGEMENT
Al THE ~
GREAT NORTH WESTERN
Clothing and Manufacturing
EN- y u fT 4 " N.

A.. CASTEEL ~ co,
5JNAKE this opportunity to inform the pnbie Una
L they have received at their Store, the largest
Stock OF
Broad Cloths, GassimeIes, Vestinss,
which has ever been Drought 10 this market The
Goods which We onsrto The Inspection Of the citizens
that can be offered the N this Side ofNsw YORK, being
selected with the greatest care and from the mosteN
tsnsine houses in the Eastern markets, ana win
view to satisfy the tastes Of all our customers.
Wehaye also full and complete assortment Of
lhe latest and most epproysd styles OF
which are beyond doubt the most desirable 70 pc
found in this city Among which ar Gents Shirts,
Undershirts, Stocks, Cravats, Gloves, 5usperaeis,
Hose, DC.
Partieullr attention win be psd, as heretofore 70
the making up of garments in q style unsurpassed by
any similar establishment,
Full suits made sh1Ftest notice, aud warranted
suit
Thank ful for the besioS 81 ofpsst liberal faYors
The public, take pleasure in piedgin2 renewed
adeiity, and solicit shs re Of the public patronage
4pl'p3 DIFF A. GASTEEL T. CO.
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A g. MAXWELL, N, d,
sun Z EON, ,OCUIIsI & OF En 4I0h IS
TENOTOMY & PLASTIC SURGERY,

g. W. Corner isntA and haflIson stEsstsI
DAVENPORT / VA
kfefersaCsS:
Prof ii. A. AoELE, N. D Cleveland Ohio,
g. FiREsTor, M. b. cleveland, o., Med. sup so
Ass. for Insane.
Prof. s e. ARsoR. II D., Cincinnati o.
G. b. WooD, NJ. o., New Y0rE, oralist aud &at7
plastic Surg
Operations for ths removal ol fatafsets; F5sis7
eirablsmus squintings. Hare lip Ciub-Foo Con-
trsclsa lambs. sc, nc,
Dee s-dtf
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-09-12

FREAKS OF THE lNsANE.-Old DR..
Rush, of Philadslphia, used to relate
a singular case of monomania in .
patient in the Philadelpllia Hospital
He took it into his head that he was
painter, and resolutely refused for a
long time. though possessing fine or
sans of speech, to uttera word. The
doctor one day entered his apartment
and found him sketching on slip Of
paper .. really beautiful rose; for he
had by long practice acquired much
skill in the art pictorial, and was very
proud Of the accomplishment. z z
] One day q thought struck Or. Rush
that he would surprise him into voice
by dispraising hislabors. and be resol-
we'd to try. ag ti assasis. Fs d
"You are painting q very handsome
cabbage there, my friend he said 70
the maniac. sl s,x~ r,o. i ~.
..Cabbage!l-good gracious, old
sentleman!--does that look like . cab
bage9 Why, sir, you are . fooll That's
q rose, and it is good one, too!naaaa
II 1t was not long before the patient
was well. His train ofsilent thought
was broken, and he returned home. g
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and q tTthLNUU FUWuIIUI HVH1Sf PURIFYING tkU
Blood, and invigorating the en- tire System.
The medicine, though prepared 81 great expense
yetthe price is moderate that all society may OBJ
tsiu IL THOMAS A. HURLEY,
Mandatory corner ofseye and Green sts,
Louisville, KY.
V-TeFor sale at WHOLESALE or retailb by
An II dSwiy &. WEBB, lie Claire Row.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-09-12

: oUREV THOMAS & co. asa noT iecei7i4s ,,!t at
! uhsir EZrd near the rail road depot, luO TONS
or COAL DAILY. Fer Fuel ana steam lthas NO SD
gegioI ia this Market. .,--.,
OviaE to eonbiuat vi on OF he miners 10 raise She
7riae az Coal--which we would not submit to-We
go But having succeeded in breaking up this COM
fination lin which the niunity has 40 small inter
st) VIC are now prepared 10 deliver N this eitS OF
davenport, in quantity to suit purchasers al ouI
former pr,oes, on application al he ard
Rock Inland Jan 8 itf
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-09-12

4 X aHd aftet Mouda5 sept, 5th, 1856, and until
fnrIheT notoe trains viii leave Davenport, for
IuscatGne and lows City, tsuDdsys sxceptsd) as fol-
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-09-12
STOVES AT WOLESALE'
The Largest Stovo Store

In the ~e0t!3l
w shall receive on the opening Of navigation the
STOCK ever brought 20 the State Of Iowa. Among
she articles which we shall keep constant
~ hand for timers are Tin Plate, Shsst Iron
Boiler from No. 70 to %, Charcoal DO, Rnssia DO,
INIT ation Russia do, Wire, timed Cspper's, Bra
ieRs do, Block tin, Lead, Copper Bettoms, Natal
dol, IRON Rirets all sizes, tinned DO, all kisds Of
Prsssed pare, Japanued do, Tuners Tools ;and we
assure all persons favoring us with order thatwe
will sell them goods in our line sslow a. they can be
bought In Chicago st. Louis, and much lower than
they have been paying for them heretofore in this
place. and on terms to suif. 9
Please give us call and learn our prices, and
then we think you will spend neith er time mon
ey hereafter in buying at the two places above
named.
N. b. In few says shall receive an assort-
mentof the above named goods by Railroad, sum
cient to supply the immediate demand.
Country Merchants rely upon being supplied
at Ill times with Tfnware and on favorable terms at
Whotesaie prices. E a sStare sEs n
ora Rags, Copper, ae., &c, DC, taken In ex-
change for goods. gs t&4 a#}l
No, 4 Burrows Block, Front Street
MchI2dAwu WICKERsHAM HICKS.
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W, ii LIFE, ID D. ,

8ge u B,sJy stEest opposite the Post once over
rtr,s'a Ciuhng store Office houFs psruculstiF,
lol. : = n ani from tg5 P NJ spl Lott
>. s. i.GEEeE, vi. a.,
I70aIiERE assistant Phy 3iaisn 70 theEuisTa4s'
il P,uit-utiaEs ald Kings Co Hospitals ". T.
Ee.tdeAl Surgeon 90 The Brooklyn City Hospital 10
Gently Of orange ~ Nesrchester Co.'S n ! ohefs
his pslfe ssioH services 10 the citizens oi bss export
Office and residence BrsdT 81, nearly opposite t5ca
szTgsBrs aug 90 1856 dEtf
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The Old Pioneer Bakery still ahead!


TtNHE subscriber has recently msde extensive prep
j arations for the manufacture Of Butter, Sagsr,
Rastop, Soda. Pic Mic, Water and Oyster Crackers,
Pilot Bread, Sc, Sc, together with good assort-
mont 1f Leaf Bread, Cakes and Ruska,
have also purchased the Patent Right for Scott
,,nutv for the manufacture OF Grim q Paul's
PATENT LOAF BREAD,
r7gis rs MACHINERY. The advantages claimed Tor
thia processo msSns bresa are these the bread IS
EFse il is much whittier and more oven, tkeeps much
Iaug5r without beeolnng staic and 10 many persons
is Sot obiec tionable when week Old, 1t cuts rs
bandsome s the faest fseBeh roll, il goes iarther,
ana is readily introduced into families who have nev-
on used Bah ef's Broad before. shatt continue le
aboye sFticlss on heh cannot fail TO give en-
uro satisfsCtiou hope be able 10 suRply an who
NAV fsyef ms with their patronage. ihShhinl i"t
na.yy fSr0ys 4 hone TO merit Il continuanes OF the
p'ra Ali ard prs from ,he country promptly attend
ei to, - -, =, - =
Pioneer Bakery, Front street, oGe square ABOVE
Burroys ~ Prettyman's steam ANS
Davenport May q, lsS6-dt
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-09-12

HERE BE ONE.-Not long since, in
South Carolina, q clergyman was
preaching on the disobedience Of
Jonah, when commanded to go and
preach to the Ninevites. After ex.
patiating for q considerable length Of
time on the divine commands, he ex-
claimed in q voice Of thunder, that pxs-
sed through the congregation like an
electric shock: "And are there any
Jonahs herei" There was negro
present, whose name was Jonah, who,
thinking himself called on, imnledi-
ately arose, and turning up his white
eye to the preacher, with the broadest
grin and best bow, answered, s'Here
be one, massa."
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-09-12
Remember! Remember!

Mt DAL2ELL Co are selling -z -asgf.
vi. Fresh GrroCS1.l06
As low any house in the city, and delivering them at
your door. Wehsve and always keep on hand the best
brands Of Flour in the market in quantities TO suit
A prime article Of Dried Beef canyassed
A choice selection Of Green and Black Teas
Rio and Jaws Coffee, roasted ana ground
sugars N o Granuiatsd, Crushed and Powdered
Pepper, a fresh lot of Spices, Pepper, &c, &c.
Tapiooa Farina Sage Ground Rice, Isingsss Prunes,
Currants MsrgoruIn, Thyme, savcry, Ssge, &c.
Pearl Barley, Split Peas, Almonds, Raisns, &c
We hare large stook and ii embraces everything in
our line. Cali and examine. We guarantee satisfac
tion. 50 ~ "a. pALLELL W,
suSs SLeernsr I'd & Perry SITS.
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= DlArH ~ NAnuEx sAIyA1a1--Ths L.
test mail from Nav Mexico hrngs intsli-
eoAse Of The death Of Manuel Alvarex.---
He Ned % thu ndsnins " he 9Th Or ysiy J,
|sts tsSsnta Fs, sfter vsr4 shoss ilssay Z
the - year Of his sse-
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-09-12
ESH MEA rs,

TIME subscriber has taken stsll In the upper and
i of the Lever Market, whore he sseures thsppb-
lie he ia prepared al sl times 10 them ih ss
good meats ss the country siords, and al a. low
price ~ they can be obtained In the city. He asks
share ofpublic patronage. Meat delivered u hs
re side nees Of customers w. ID. MOORE.
NAV 7th. laS6. diff 4E55 H#al t+5 5s4 8s4 &a7
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CHICAGO AND ROCK BLAND RAILROAD.
lgs sA9s 1.s a.

SPRING AaEsANGEMENTS,
nN and after Monday, April i4th7 iS56,snd unfil
omrnei uptics, tr ytns Will leave hocE Island asl
II, Sundays excepted ,as foove. ;,
list mali tTain at S-Vd a NJ
ID express, stopping only atthe principal :,
Sd night express, stopping ataIl stations 9i0r. d
4th freight, with I'd class care at $50 A. NJ
Trains arrive al Rock Island daily Sundays except
ed, rs follows;
ist nightexpress q. --- o.to A. N.
"a express stopping only al Inc pTiseipai
stations al t.Uv z n.
mall train at iJtS T. N I.
itb freight with ID class cars al s.46 r. M .
AltFsiBs over this 1i in direct connection ct
Chicago with trains over botht tne Mehgal souIhern
aud Michigan Central 4, X, TO and from Detroit TO
lado, ClsTelandy Columbus; Cincinnati, Pittsburgh,
DUnBirB, 8lHal0, Niagara Falls, Albany, New toTk,
Philadelphia, Baltimore and Washington. Also al
la Sale Ttfh trains of the Illinois Central Road
rorth 10 GaleBa and south to 81. Lons and Cairo 70
which place tickets can be procured of s, s, STE
VEINS, Ticket agt, Il. II Depot "A
Passengers sre reminded the necessity OF glviDg
6.aHSt directions 10 the destination Of their bag
gage, slse 70 procure tickets before taxing their
seats in he cars as the conductors collect fares only
10 stations on the line ofthe ChicsRo and Rock Island
ssiiroad JOHN Z. 1Bati huPt'
W. n WWTaAE, Assn Snp't.
Rock island April T, 1856,
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ljaDDRICH, WHEELER 4 YANTls,

Forwarding and Commission hlerehsntsI
" 4I~hJuss opposite T. r. dePyt, davenport iS~"-
DEALERS IN ' ."
drsil, FlouT, Salt, Cement, ana all aeseTip-
tions OF Farm Produce.
rz -jist-a ard attended to with dispatch for the
l,qt r uai, Of Grain cr Produce in this end Osher
markets ,,,.. =
Grain aud Produce,
sTta. f
Railroad VI Iir-f, Charges established rsfes
VI RI FERENCBS- .E
Cox a sfTgert. Faub sr- Davenport Chubb1 BFo hSl
.oF 4 Co J6ukaTs. p-rsugogE Sickos, Campbell
CO. Fanlsers Davenport Geo W. Tiff, banker, Buhalo
Bauk Uft,reaus Albion " Duchess Co. Bank n )
Thomas Keupsbait, Esg Rochester, N - WeiTsT
Weirii, v. !. Ctr Gary Graft commission mex
thlut st Louis Collins, Humphrey & Co, Sn.caso
VuEf. Hatch Co. Ch-agg; W h, McAIsfeT, Esi !,
sbi-sgr Douehtv Wilkinson Co., poughkepsie; Wat
aims 9#sley, cgaEai,sau merchant, lg'iavilie, ny
funA .yutf 3.
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14 GaAHAsa a sEPNEB,

Ga4fEAEE & 6EPNEB,
Forwarding sad Commission Merchants,
~ . eFURROT siNEw BLOCK, FRONT STREET.
Davenport, Iowa
uTdeEEs1Ilttsd for tue purchase 81 'TIAin' flsdF'
Wool Gld P.udUe gsneraiy
-YREFERENcT5.
SUEsov. & PratEyman, davenport lows.
IViss Pussy e. " fse, Phil, Pa,
spfinser, HRrbsuyn S Co, Pti,hurs, re
spAus Co.,
IT;eph r Elder 81 L7uIs, Mo-,
Nct3fide s. HRmueg r, Cincinnati, Ohio,
4 Mccoy s. Sons, y Lisbon, -
= 8 u, Mcdonald & Co, WeusTiIlA5 ohi9,
aphlau VI .rtin.
George Wells,
Hama GzrYstson & GO CieveisEd, ~
h.ssaV s. Sinclair
lanes Graham, New GsTt-a,
Merchants geHeTaliyT raleig,
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