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The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1856-01-16

Bat Sing Sing saw another sight. a
When the rooster. rose at dead of night,
To exEeFminate in deadly fight,
His long leg'd Shanghai majesty.
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1856-01-16

In Sing Sing when the sun was low,
Not many a hundred years ago, ~
"A Amighsy ShanghaRs awful crow = 81 {
ste@ Broke on the deep tranquilety. ~
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1856-01-16

"A serio-tragic poem, some relation to Hen
Hen Linden. Sacred to the memory of its
Hero, whom may the fates speedily transfer to
immortality
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1856-04-10
srltttto Qottrp.
SHANGHAI HEN LINDEN.

a serio tragic poem relatin e to Ho Hen Linden
acred to the memory of its Hero, whom may th'
,tes speedily transfer to Immortality:
DEDICATED TO MRS I. GROCER.
And generally supposed to be written by
THE AUTHOR.
"Delenda est CARTHAGE"
I'm Sing Sing when the sun was low,
Not many hundred years ago,
A mighty Shanghai's awful crow,
Broke on the deep tranquility.
But Sing Sing saw another sight,
When the rooster rose at dead of night,
Toextcrminate in deadly fight,
His long leg'd Shanghai majesty.
Then rushed the battles dreadful tide
Then flew the feathers far and wide
But louder than all else beside
The Shanghai crowed triumphantly.
In gown and night cap all arraved,
The neighborhood awoke dismayed,
Cursed the unusual screnade
In terms of great severity.
Each sleeper started from his bed
And wished the noisy rascal dead,
And muttered vengeance on his head
With deep heartfelt sincerity.
The combat deepens. On We brave.
Devote that Shanghai to the grave.
Wave, roosters, all thy feathers wave.
And crow with all thy deviltry.
The battles ended. Now once more
The neighbors sumbcr as before,
And thanks arise to heaven DER
The downfall of the enemy.
IT'S morn-but scarce the lark's hig note
Ger hill and dale begins to float,
Ere that Internal Shanghai throat
Pours forth its dread artillery.
But longer yet those legs will grow,
If fate laws not the monster low,
And louder vet the wretch will crow,
Uuless death seals his destiny.
Ah few would mourn. nor many weep,
If some dark holes secure retreat,
About two hundred fathoms deep,
Would be that Shanghai's supulcher.
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1856-04-10
TIE OLD PASTOR.

He was an old man. \ very old man.
Not that he had added up SO many years.
Not that so many winters and summers
had passed over him-not that he seen so
many changing suns, and winter constella-
tons For it has been often said, until it
has become triie saying, that time in the
life of man is not to be measured by the
dial, or by events out of his own immcdi
ate experience. From very childhood he
counts on days as the dates of joys and sor-
rows, and eagerly hastens forward or shrinks
back from coming hour.
Doctor Winslow had been an old man
ever since had known him, and that is
more years than | will here acknowledge.
Older men than | have said the same thing;
and | have sometimes puzzled myself with
the effort to add up the years of his life
and give the sum Of them. That he was
ovei eighty, there can be no doubt; and vet
his voice was clear, his eyes were not in
any manner dimmed-his whole aspect, ex-
cept at particular times, was that of a stout,
strong man.
He was of medium heighth for a mali
not tall, nor yet sholt, not thin nor yet
very heavy, not quick in his movements,
nor was he feeble or slow. He was very
deliberate in all that he said aid did, with
only one exception, which was this:
When in the pulpit on Sunday he was a
different man from any other day. Then
all was activity, eloquence, fervor His
whole soul was in the work of the day, and
he looked like different being. He read
the morning chapter with full, sonorous
voice. He gave out the psalms, and he
sang them too, with fervor. But when he
opened his Bible and lifted his eyes for
moment for help from Heaven, and then
proceeded to expound the passage he had
selected, lie warmed up, ard his words
glowed, and his hearers were carried away
with his simple, fervid, and yet grand ut
terancc.
His parsonage, Git was his own; the
church built him one, but he used his own
house, was the perfection of simple COM
fort. His library, it was a luxury to enter.
the fathers looked out from oak shelves.
and all the learning of all ages was there
with him. Many rare old volume that it
would please an antiquary or book collect
or to pay small fortune for, was there,
in the quiet and unpretending collection of
the village pastor. He had no mania for
old books, but he loved them, and he loved
to take one in hand that he had never saw
before, and sit down for an hour and talk
with the author, long since dead and for
gotten.
But the social qualities of the Doctor
were his most winning. Where he receiv-
ed his doctorate | did not for long time
know, as there was no manifest inducement
to any college to confer it; for there was
no money, and there were no students like
ly to come from our village, and we all know
that one or the other of these expectations
is ordinarily necessary to lead a college
board to confer degree But l learned,
at length, that it was one of the oldest in
Stitu'lons in the country, which, for once,
was led to honor talent and learning, and
fha. astonishcd the pastor in his quiet vii
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1856-04-10

Business Cards not exceeding three lines, inser
ted under 5 head, at 81 per annum.
Persons advertising in the democrat by the
wear, will be entitled TO Card in the Business Di-
rectorv without additional charge.
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1856-04-10
BLANK DEEDS AND MORTGAGES.

We now have good supply of Blank Deeds and
Mortgages, of an approved form-printed in the
irst style of the art ON fine white folio post, and
Tor sale atone dollar per quirc FIVE cents single
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1856-04-10
ALSO, BLANK NOTES ON HAND,

an printed to order on short notice. Justices
blanks printed to order, and reasonable terms at
TINS Orfrcr.
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1856-04-10

G&HAS. II. REEVE, ATTORNEY AT LAW
' * Notary Public. ...... Plymouth, Ind.
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1856-04-10

IN BROWN, GENERAL LAND AGENT
-. Plymouth, Ind.
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1856-04-10

A c. CAPRON, ATTORNEY & COUN-
N, selor at Law. ,........ Plymouth, Ind.
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1856-04-10

ENDWARDS' HOTEL, BY VIC. EDWARDS,
IT. Plymouth, Ind.
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1856-04-10

HORACE CORBIN, ATTORNEY AT LAW
Plymouth, Ind.
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1856-04-10

TUNHEO- A. LEMON, PHYSICIAN, SUR
GEON 4 Druggist, Plymouth, Ind
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1856-04-10

4 MEXICAN HOUSE, BY G.. p. CHERRY
N i son, Observation-Disclosures. Plymouth, Ind.
The Davenport daily gazette., 1856-12-02
=
julius Lytance.
n AZ N Al II ~ ~ n

o... - a,lin.on,s block, second street, o Ne''
o"'e' :" nIain and Gtady; an ,,,,.,. from
1rfAoRks large beass,"s aa ~, "spet vii be dIyld'
Ill Davenport, price W. po'
cd 10 suit purchase
The Davenport daily gazette., 1856-12-02
Wreftrits.

~
WILSON & HARiEi l.
Wholesale CroCers.
posT OFFICE BUILDlNGs
~ . Tsosy Teas.
iOp half cl lost Young Hyson and uaaPo"aSH
5uhalf chests Ooiong and souchonk'
20 caddlss nom TO ntps
90 boxes Palm Soap
20 Is yaIiogated Soar
70 !. shaving
~ Transparent "
q Castle
90 boxes Pickles
I,.a /. Tomato .tsup aud Pepper sauce
I0Dboxes various brands Of choice iopae"
i1OO0 Cubs SisesCigars;
sAOAl Imported do
sss, 6,Kss No. j and scaled HerTine'
alJ bbls new Masksrel
ash.lfbbls do
% kits for family use;
80 bbls and kegs of Molassss.
~ hhds Sugar;
SO doE Bei Cords.
SObals Dried Apples
50 0sseks prtsl Peaches
400 boxes new Raisinss
2Shbls assorted Mute
ed1 hnxes Glass
!alRxss Sslls;
70 doS Tniablsts
Spices all Kinds, -.
Wooisn and Wuiow Wars brGsaes
20 bbls Cider Vinegar; III n,
s,,bsr viii 1 large stock Of other Articles Az VI
4. u ~ ,siilssli on reasonable terms ,,,y
hns II dAw Nie@,e o-'------
The Davenport daily gazette., 1856-12-02

ALFRED J. JANSON,
Proprietor Of the
RAPIDS KILLS, LIZ CLAIRE,
tlLLkeep constantly on hand and for sale larg
w assOrtment0f Lum ber, Latina shin
gle- OF every variety of size for ~li!ding pErpOss
s. sls4 uard God for cabinet wO RI and machinery.
eeing The head oflBe rapids, he obtain selsci
ediogs Of bee! gU@!iig and IN unlimited quSDtyy
TO keep the MIDI seuEing gevsrg week 10 the year
rrJsF.cau lEereIor be ni!ed on snort notice az an
.tae.
Hea ala u-nisart uubsr offplI9izes and all
lowest -EFk prise- Fob lsIJ-dtf
The Davenport daily gazette., 1856-12-02
Fire and Burglar Proof safes

tIAEISG obtained the aEeEey fyFLae sale OF Lii
II lies Patent EirG and Burglar PROP safes, Bar I.
.geks, BsBg NaglE DpDrsaud Frames, Ws Go yTspag-
80 10 faruish 80 manafaci#rer's prices any u these
ri cies on shsrt bOtics.
ihsss SAFES are ali fastened with Lig'z Locke Civ
x undnubtsd ssC.fty against thieves arc perfect,
srse from damVHess md better IRE proofs lnaH any
ithet sufa made. The burning Of them ln any bulI-
ling sGRsV' fa4t rally HuFs teIH ard they may be
exchanged for new one Al aU9 agency Uy paylrg 10
fspsintiug. lBe vault doors aui IsHmss are reliable
scoEosoca, ornaments and general! here they
are best known.
Ihe Bank Lock- have aiwgys lJtled the buFglaraud
III BANK Lock seeking com petitDrs.
The VARIOUS tests applied u these articles urors
Il Aschanlhal and agricultural fairs where iHry have
4lways obtained Jae hfsi premiums establishes The
cera-ty Of Lletr superiority. pafehsssrsare invited
- can and examine thr articles, references csrta.
satesi dae,s before purchasing
The ubaefsEghaH Sfo tH5 onlg agents. Ia Ruek i-
iaBd tlii.l aud Davenport figWst Tor the World
safe Company, OF GfCg, n !. Orders addressed tg
sither pl2os VI. receive promplatlsnt!ou.
CHILD q NAKER,
liI4Gla Bt. Rock klaEa.
Feb a"-8-Bg. hgc0HlEI. B4F sutryTl,
The Davenport daily gazette., 1856-12-02

~psaSE'saEE.N
Nvou van aaa l6a n4es Brands bi@mesd 6rsaA
Il PsEdsr--s aeI ell at4eai
FatsF fsrse3 6sE >:
44 ~ pALESIL = 90.
E4~,a: HsEas
.-,,s,.s La {stF5s cured Rams, lasi ssesisri
Il sna ier saie, .sae AZ BAtzst I = ~.
80 s,.s...g, tstF .na aaauetsf on, oHkeis
{ J Iifsi sgesfer Pare tene.i, ttAiz, eiass St'e
''1t M. HAA.hl-L y ~
The Davenport daily gazette., 1856-12-02
YAIaaANx,s cgLssRArED s0ALEs.

BAPihHto atiH fVEGitN" Htei
49, BAaiien vi, weighing, Us Ier lrSn2
EEwA coal. hay. stock and tef Nha vs. =
a warehouses. stores and 3auuare i
IL and III saers Tor every kih soi BUST
Tx "a ness.
Vi NE 5qsyA Tha great skin and ndelity en-.
aAs.aa - s~e;sA rfeyea in their manatHct1re atH
FF- lxsSs<<4y the determination on the part otlha
AZ 49, ,aan,ifs,c.urets never 10 atnw IN
impeffee, r,cle 10 60 forth trom thels essa
has gained for their Scalesa reputation taat 0ss
or been surpassed in the whole range % aseiu' se
chanism. - =. ~ 1,
The scales are unanimously scenowiedeei astes
s.aaaarain all transactions BY Moight
4 lawsuit which arose from disetepAas9 ".
WnIshts between OF sRirbanS's scales ~ nso y
ne Ialtuore n Ohio Railroad Company Sna Que ei
snothQr manu- uiaetnFe sas recently tted n t'e No
afComiaan Pleas, Ralnmoge; iheease oseal9ed tao
ttor lva ays ant Iadge Marshall in delivering Ms
ieciS ioa Stated the result al bis cNl1sRa % " ~
aos urscy o Fas-baKkts Scales was estabisAhs Vs3e'
all question For sale BY ,,,, yz,r
grRRDWS, PRkTrYMAN& 4 DA LgkLt
The well known reputation o. tassa &c., ~ vi M y.
duce the yenders Of fimperieet anu NoFtaAS Vo1
es 10 offer them IS EaT5ank s scales and PureHHe
ars have thereby In many eoses boon saOlteleu t
fraud aud imposition. The manufacturers aaNe ~
controversy with honorable competitors VIZ tI-hs
act business in their own names, bat fesi d'Ls .h
perpetrators of the above fraud as petsehs seNis
alike unjust aud dishonoyable they take ths me'ao
! TO caution the public OF their imposiloAs' a.
Ths natentees manufacture under theft oyn II
spestioa only at their factoy in ST Johuseaff, "
For sale in Davenport solely by -,s,,
BURROWS, PkkfFfMak& & ~ LahHlf'
E * r. FAIRBANKS . Co.
81, ,Johnsbury, Vt, MAY 2i. 1850
NAV IS dkxiy.
The Davenport daily gazette., 1856-12-02

.'HE aHdsraigHsd being agents Tor LaiiiiG, tiHItt
q bois' GHn row der, and hsEing bay EtBe nrai
ne city viii have constantly RAId, aud sell al
Osesi prices, All grades Of POEdsF.
EVANS, CHEW q co,
sept2 Corner Perry and second sic.
The Davenport daily gazette., 1856-12-02
prp v,Npps.

- 4s -s-.
sasaENst, = g~azsASTHoN!B
The Davenport daily gazette., 1856-12-02
DAVENPORT MusIC sT0pi
CARD.
NOTICE.

I'VE oDderslgHed having disposed OF their busi
hess 10 Messts. Evans, Chew d Co., take hi
method o1thanking their former patrons for th6i
AiI d and liberal custom, and would request con
hnusncs ofihe samo 10 the now nrm.
sept2 ~ thompson 4 Tn
The Davenport daily gazette., 1856-12-02
Gbifaso.
wIDxAyER 3 wENzsL,

EOANAbGaG w AVS V&tAeeahss
No. @3a LAKE 81. Chicago, III =.
Wholesale and Retail Dealers ia every kind OF ken
Rosewood, Mahogany, SLACK Walnut,
and ordinary Fari.s,aFes LhaiFs, Looks Niasses'
Mattresses, &e.. comprising the atSsFt and h'eecs'
assortment In Chicago. Alse,
Mahogany and Rosewood PianS, Veneers
of all kiaa. an "a other Cabinet Makers aud uphoi'
sterers' materials. Our prices will be found tn'
10 ertlu Chlearo aag ie G3m
The Davenport daily gazette., 1856-12-02
Chicago EayHlbe7'!

sNHE subscriber 81 his steam Plgning Mil ia
Il Moline, llis.1 mas jus. purcEsEsd laggs guam
tty OF CRieasO Lumber, aud has mads srfsng5.
Hsats 20 supply ne temaHd, which be WI se.l at
Tholsssie rylai 81 prizes tAat eaUBoi ii 70 yiyr
satisfaction. Hls8
sAss E}DGtg AND BLINDS,
Zhich sfi us .Gia gtleEpsF lGE1 atha safne eht he
purchased else Sbsre, Tie SIDING viii be Of tpa
.eV Bes. gangty, aHi 9@ FLOORING tsnnot be-
surpassed, az dfv sssa aDl rsaHY for aediats lac.
IOE planning Ard @4WENS
Done "H slott notice 10 your sAtisiaenUG. Dgal
AL 10 giggi9n eRll, EaglamJsr ~ ,l.cs lcaQ VI
Aat1 ghi @sAia strss 3, AI1Bnn, Ills
LRET HFEG EKFOhb.
The Davenport daily gazette., 1856-12-02
h0LINE pAPEa nTLLs.

ihEs tDscfttsrs are csHst4s4i making 4 ysflety1t
Pripting aad Wrapping E.apersgt tnsly NilIip 10.
lhe,Ggd Fhlpay clsafgF ars reasonable qaaniity Dt
1000 eltAh c9ileu pfftheuTGgs. OHrtrsg III uYaxe8t
A. u. IharCnii viii ealt 8u .ts Hgrr{sUf, nfgu ~
eshtfaiowa and pc ttsInA cash ~ pap.t or thsir
rnks. A ~ 4gkEIarE
AObEs juno 30lb 1854.
LsD--s e4se-Di th0so lne Clocks. ssti, Tbs,s.
4s' make days aud 40 L0urs, bssl made in amer
"a ~ tasf 49, ALFRED o, BILLIONS
The Davenport daily gazette., 1856-12-02

hssu,ln,l farm 3. miles fsom h"tshpo'' ns~ ,vs
acres, 90 acres 10 cail'ai'oh' pS''
house, .tsbls, ele.
The Davenport daily gazette., 1856-12-02

gao acres highly iaproyed Arn ~, hoa,d lspee,
enport, 900 aeresin nluaValiog, so"" '''"''
vim osag. orange, house stable, 'le.
The Davenport daily gazette., 1856-12-02

g. BAR Err, Esq, has removed his Office dl-
Ag0naily GsrOss 10 the Second story Df Crarap-
ne building, a ths room formerly occupied by tbe
nla nLan q onr aarLn- y nLnA. a.. ms az
The Davenport daily gazette., 1856-12-02

miles ltel' .,imbrT Iaunifg water, house, sta
ovation, ~ asfas''"'N''
bls,stc
a,a,fth. bo,t farms scott tounis az h,
only mites from nasenloI,, mar large orchard,
I've rood wells large honse rohMa' ''A''' ~
buildings, etc
A smslihruo acres all IN eui'tvAt'93' se"'A'"'S
str., milss from Davenport
| roo so,.. n mile. from Davenport 90 10 enl 70
on 40 aers.tlmber, 50 acres prairie houses
| ste
sn,les from Davenport 30 acres, ~ ssiS' - Az ~
yation. part timber, large new house. goos Ate'es.
100 acres splendld land, sltln fence ana M ealssa
| lion on The I,nouquo road, miioI nom 'He"P'i''
70 miles from Davenport 30 serss, 90 acres " ea''
| ysttop good honae, Stable ete
20 miles from Davenport 50 acres, 90 aefeslh eaI
tyat!op IL acres splendid timber, balance piA,ins
large OF ehard, running water, GOOD house' s'-'>
| - mile, nom Davenport so seres IN ca'HFa''oh
| house, stable, etc
80 acres i.m,ie. from Davenport, at tn fsn'e az
cultivation
Beautiful viewsover Rock Island, Mississippi rsFe
and Davenport.
900 acres OF No. class prairie iaad close 70 al
colt som oft cultivated, ana largo 2noahtoi IN
improve ed land In Scott county,
! hrumher ofhousss, lots ard vacant lots, pleHsnn,
lys susted in different parts OF Davenport iof s"s
is besutilui lots In Norsh nsyenpart; Termss l 5ih
/ real, Apply TO JULIUS Ia ia+'N'"
1 July 10 ------,-.y
The Davenport daily gazette., 1856-12-02
FOR Rent,
ttElINNAI

NY present residence -frizgu s., at ths lead q
vi Eruth, seven rgaIs Alsg, GEe rooms 5snementap4
two rcpHs. l.. i. PARKER.
tulE = att
The Davenport daily gazette., 1856-12-02

Fresh ana choice Assortment Of Groceries,
faNHANkEJL for pass tArors we would nos oner 10
ne citizens OF Davenport, fresh supply fgoeds
ousiis, which We will gsarsates 10 suit both IN
pfi..e and quality. give Gs cali and examine our
stspck.
ioLASSEs.--N, o., s, H., Bcicaer's Syrap, Col.
den Syrup
UOfFss.--Rlo and Java, Roasted aud Gro~oo.
0HkEsE.--N. Reserve +. D2lr, Pine Apple,
soAP.--Riggss, 81. LOUIS, Palm, Chemical, kra'
sise and Fancy.
fRutTS.---oranges. isenons, Snes, Cherries, ap'
,les and Peaches
HAMs.--st. i.eais, s. g, kiams and Shoulder
l4lea Bsef aud Beef toagaes. Asel
Nalbs scans. sweet RetAtoea, MaeseFel, Salmon,
i'texled Astrts, Eagts.s sPiit fsas, Pearl Bare!
esraa soda sage, S4lagalaA 1. Powders. Rec,
lsasn4ns, ssal Slrd aahi crushed sagaf starr
t,ora Meal, Cola 81 ", Bsta ariek, star, Iali-
Nql sperm ,aaA ies.. choice seteeteh al Green ahd
iack Teas. "a. At1sLs M ~,
Anl igd n. eer. I'd ~ Perry.
The Davenport daily gazette., 1856-12-02

smiles ifom Davenport 60 acres, ~ aI,ss ssa.s !, sta
tvation, ~ sefsstimhrf' i'n"i'f
hle e,alc.
The Davenport daily gazette., 1856-12-02

N0TIcE

ttr y AILLkR, late OF The aim Of AYer.i tpAam
W. & Miller (hg wing dissolved from Ina! eoncSi
on he Ist Of March last, has formed iAe new
Grm or MILLER q ROUNDS, 30. az SCUM
tor street, CR.s AGO, aA1 haSiH. pceA 80 tortGn.
le IS 10 recsS0 tbaff Sptng-stocA u GToeefes,
IN ts saee of aay otaer House sAeir nei sadaees
iaeia "a oder theiF stosk iVI GsA cast, ~ IeMsI
priaes than can be found at 2aS oher 1ease IN Ire
cttF.
fbeir STOCK Is large sbd entirely new, and cor
s'sss, IN part .-y,,..
iCua fheSls IeS $40 hoSei NisS4'
5gg hazs coffee aS03 ksss EAus,
sac h1Gs Sps1f sou Boxes halsEs,
908 Blls moIasSes 100 s. goldfish.
aSo +" Syrup 90 Ticrces Hake.
:. $50, = srleadid assortment Of Wooden ware
nd Yankee Notions ,,,,,,
JHGs 81, IS, tIy. l1-L1h q h2o2n--=- olI-=
The Davenport daily gazette., 1856-12-02
Cash Paid far Hiaa

We invite ms alte4siea oIpHgyaL.aes. rs.t,.. .
SIZED Ss can please al IA regard tu 4esIsst
HAtGhs, sEGEs s. hti ltJjT
"a street, 81 door ab5gs ~.
aug 25dGf l8srnse,s
The Davenport daily gazette., 1856-12-02
Hams.

sugar Cured Hams st II Csnts!
j YOU want a choice Sugar Cured Ham or smo-
| ked sbaul1er, appy at my Pork hoass on FrcHl
street
Sugar Cured Smoked Hams II cents.
Smoked Shoulders . -
Liberal discount uade 10 the Trade.
Mchis d-tt }. h. u. BURROWS.
The Davenport daily gazette., 1856-12-02
,toraur. ForwardingE Commission

Inthis branch of the trade, We are pre- area " ao
Iarys amount az business. Merchants and othora
,pus{nx consguuen,s 10 our House may resi- gssui
81 al the utmost fidelity on our part 10 ine.i ih,s
esls, and thatthg,I eonsignments sshsiteseNePieP
attention IN sales and returns
N.B Satisfactory reference given IN ah 'a'o'
and with pisAsures A ..pN
The Davenport daily gazette., 1856-12-02

LARGE AND COMPLETE STOCK of
FRRsH FIRST CHof
GROCERIES,.
AT WHOLESALE,
.->THg.ubscdbers have nov on assas mn enI "a, =,
sil.f3iaily ree,iyisg from the East ana sousn e a.
EaT& NO. S Front StreeI, anu 80
TBlrrows' New 81 es.) DarsnPes,
4roceries, Nails, Glass, Salt, WosasnWafs'
Provisions, 30.
h,h ,hax osr 10 the trade at wholesale exclas vei
70 Re, Ii Msrehsnts, Hotel-keePers oshe,a .. o.
the interior ofiae state and Neoraska, wno VII, All
a. Who'll safe wo ~ivs the ASSURANCE thas We .i ~.
therorde ~ aud mem nda si chicago Ana ~
Nsrsaats d roeors and Hotel keepers doing ousi.
ness on The line or the ine Of the pr,II
Mtssouri Rsiroai--lowa City or farther Mes', WI
Ana n Ia their interest 10 make their purchases Is
and by shipping their goods BY the NJ no,n,
ave IA niles hauling by teams from an olneI pom
On ,he rivsr Our facilities are OF the urs
va fee! the most positive confidence, tnxh, ~
INT give . a call look through ourslocs, anu "ai
our prices and terms, we shall receive no1,a ,,',
share o. yoar patronage; which II shall oe ou. an
hy furnishing Arst rate goods a. N vofape
mir dealing, 10 merit and receive.
The Davenport daily gazette., 1856-12-02
HARTFORD INSURANCE COMPANY
CAPITALssN3CbD. 900,

yxTE have received the Agency OF this sound and
w reliables company for Davenport aud vicinity,
&nd prepared 10 issue policies on as favorable
dcesz MACkioT & CoRBLN,
The Davenport daily gazette., 1856-12-02
Remember lemember

lH 7UALLh1sA4N u. asN seksIst
N, RsrS,szlA (TroScrtC0
s low a. any aoase The etS and delivering them al
yslr door. Ne have anu always ksep On hand the best
prs.is i0ur ia tae 4 l 4aautitiesi 10 suit
A ar.sas AZ slS &c NJ ~ sea 8svs, Nsssrd,
A cho.ee selection Ut G!eeg an4 black Aess
A4O and .!ava Jolee, roasted aSa sgoUnd,
sagsrs. n q NifanglAtest CI aslied ayd fa~ aeFed,
pepyeF, q tresh los VI Spaces, Pepper, = c, sc.
Kapaocl karaBa. Sage 1saaaa G,oe. lsiagsss fEuste
Cnrrauta Al AaggSrun, lhymss s@verN sage, seS
Pearl Harley, split gVts, AGa4iulss tlaIzaas. DC
Nj. have a large sts K and il embraces efer5iktng ~
our line, Cali sna eNanAae, We gaSsantee sa'isae'-
s,.u ii. BAIEElL 4 TO-
aax > S"tfF'''s - o = W. -
The Davenport daily gazette., 1856-12-02

NOTICE.

~ a 81 certify that thy 60 artusr.... heretofore
existing between lho uaAenIauad uU9o5 u.
name ana style OF SAoup ts -al .I.. BIZ. t,r. de-.
dissolved by mutual consent,
All the demands oulsttUdiHg d. ..-.r..F.-.ff ar-.
will DO collected by said SBour. - -'
=. r.ssaCF.
m a, 5. saNEtLDW.
II Z The Forwarding and ,.mlnl-.Ion b1-.u...
VIII hereafter Oe continued D.. l.. g. .',.,. a.,
at the same stand, 800 .-'#i." 80.
The Davenport daily gazette., 1856-12-02
Chaesal

HagIME Western Reserve aud GQuatEy Dairy Clleeb
t>f,r sale waoaesale and retail ~
hLyUED VAN PATTFS.
.Ssss,g ET@E
The Davenport daily gazette., 1856-12-02
DINING SALOON.

<fsaE subscriber, obliged for the naltef9E ~ ~
are be has racs Fsd, informs h4s flsles ~, - ~
puhie thai be is still prepared " aeeo M i,1e4t ~
th,,a AZ his Dining Saloon ia the basement o. oa
,tnnar4ss new blocE corner u SECOND anu NAit
s,lp., III, u ciaiTe H8use Dlnnsf sFefJ
das Al ieix oleioeE Meuis soryed up a. sli honfs
Iee.Crsara, Soda and Mineral waters
..'. na " jobs ATKlS.
jane Izd-f --------
The Davenport daily gazette., 1856-12-02
WOOD, WOOD,

Tths CITY WOOD YARD, junction q seeond ard
A., .,r.-t- We have Bow hahG a large nss0rE.
,aau, N All kinds q sessOned " @ovd hGNftg
Maple, ASH, Oak, Hickory, &c,
,io, ipg eaap also large 4Hantiiy gi rene
Ine POST. 10 Brick Makers sna others W. ~, wan
49, a. v No viii make liberal dedueiiot,s
"soup' NV II WILLIAMS q Co
The Davenport daily gazette., 1856-12-02
Gun Powder, Gun Powder !

siABT.sGo uGls. New York sraiE Esnd 1000 bsgs Dl
ISry sAI. " EbAAh, IhEN d %.
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