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The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1856-10-01

MackiHae Blanket.
$500 pairs point white MAekinac blankets 60 BY ~
inches, and weigh pounds
point white MaeknGc Blankets 81 BY
10 incbss and weigh pounds
white Mackinac blankets AZ by SO
inches, and weigh 81 pounds
500 point white Maekinae blankets 50 by
90 inches, and weigh AZ pounds
pairs lon white iaekinae blankets measure by 46
inches and weigh 81 pounds
3pont scarlet Mackinac blankets 90 BY
~ inches, and weigh pounds
pais az point blankets by
90 inches, and weigh pounds
pairs 81 point green bankels by
"a inches and weigh 10 pounds
900 pairs Jpont green Macknac blankets,
inches, and weigh pounds
900 pairs AZ point Macknac blankets 81 by
% inches, and weigh pounds
100 pairs 3A point Indigo blue Macknac blankets
66 by "a inches, and weigh 10 pounds
100 pairs 3k point Gentnea blue Nacknac blankets
sure 90 by 81 inches and weigh 10 pounds
600 pairs 3ponl Gsnea blue Mackinac blankets
90 by ~ inches, and weigh pounds
400 pairs point Gennella blue Maekinac blankets
sure 81 by 10 inches and weigh pounds
Class No. 2.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-04-30
MAoKENZIE. PRATT. Z co.

again present to the public the following Biz of Fsre''
for this week. We wish make an object to purchase
for instead of for the sake of three months
credit to pay exorbitunt prices. We have made arrange
ments to supply our customers with
At prices from 15 to so per than any other party
'are' to sell them for with safety to themselves
We buy for 'cash' and sell for "one price, only, and
low profits The crowds of people who have visited the
Branch the last week. did get waited on can now
come, as we have secured help and
unlimited. Come early in the day if you would avoid
the rush in the afternoon and you then examine the
Goods at leisure The following Goods ue have "now"
in Store but cannot vouch to have them hence
Peruse carefully and stamp contents on your
ory.
1000 Straw BoNNETs, plain, fancy, and split straws,
from size to S. each.
Trimmed Straw Bonnets, from 81 so to $40.
Soft CAPS, in white and colors, from SOc up.
Dress do do. from 75c to So.
Muslin COLLARS, from DC to 81 each.
100 Lace Collars, 1870 each, worth SOC.
AGO Stamped Lace Collars &c EACH sold up at 1oc
500 Dotted Musla do. 90 each, 12tc.
1000 pairs Isle Thread Gloves, &c pair worth &c.
y dczsn Kid GLOVES, s7lc pair, worth $780,
s do soc 624o
II do 62sc SOC.
Swiss and Cambria Eigngs and Insertings, from Sc
yard.
Swiss and Cambria FLoUNo1NGs, 100 to So strip.
Dotted Lace Wells, 25c each, worth 37lc.
Ladies Cotton HOSE, all colors, every price.
Mems extra good SOCKS, 1910 pair, well worth zoe.
400 pieces spring and summer BONNET RIBBONS
every style and color, 121 to 80 cents yard These
Goods the latest importaons, and fully 40 per cent
less than usual prices Ladies, come and look at them,
and judge for yourselves.
200 boxes FRENCH FLOWERS, from 12i to 37ic per
pair, fully 10 per cent under regular "cost prices"
400 FANS, every style, from 4c to 50.
Kid made French SILK GLOVES 800 pair worth 62ic.
million yards of LACE every width, style, quality,
and price. Black silk Lacsss eheap.
Linen HANDKERcHIEFs, at imdorters' prices.
Swiss and Cambria MUsLINs, Plaid Plain, Dotted and
Striped, from 1910 yard
100 pieces Black Moire Antique TRIMMINGS, from
S71c piece.
Black Lace Wells, cheaper than ever before offered in
the State, 100 different styles.
Black Silk Velvet Ribbon, from 37ic piece.
TARLATANs, from zoe yard.
French Grapes, Lining Silks, Straw Trimmings Bar
reyes Embroidered Habits and Sleeves small wares &c.
at very low prices warranted to please the most fautd
Gus.
Mems Shirt Bosoms Handkerchiefs, Cocks, &c. sc at
our usual low scale Of prices
All goods marked IN plain figure. One price only.
Come one come all, to the
"NEW YORK BRANCH"
SO Main ST., Worcester.
MACKENZIE, PRATT, & CO.,
ap2s Propretors.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-04-30

GILVERED AND SPANISH FANs-
- From good, plain Syered Fan, 20 cents, up to
the richest Spanish.
All the cheapest kinds in great variety at
HENRY o. OLARK'S
Hosiery, CLIQUE, and Embroidery Store,
APPS diff Clark's Block
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-04-30
N EFT THE PEOPLE READ rnF FACTS


EFT THE PEOPLE READ THF FACTS.
IA N. o. LYON, General Agent for DAyIS's IN.
FLAMMAT0RY EXTIRPAT0R, flor New England and
the CanRdas has Travelled during the last two years in
the New England States, and has cured Of the fol
lowing comp iints, than any other person now living Wis
T00rHACHE, HEADACHE,
SORE THROAT, sORE EYES,
OLD SORES, SORE C0RNs
DYSENTERY, DtARRHGA,
COSTIvBNESS, FLATULENCY,
BILIOUS CHoLIO SOUR STOMACH,
COUGHS, COLDS, GROUP,
NEURALGIA, CHILBLATNS, &c, &c.
In the city Of Providence have cured than 1000
cases on one spot
In Boston have cured more than 1000 cases In one
month";
In Springfield cured more than 1900 cases in May,
1855.
In Bratteboro' w. cured over 500 cases in one week
In Worcester cured over 600 cases In one week In
1864 aud during the months Of September and October
1855, In small towns, ut the County and State Fairs,
cured than 1000 Of the above complaints with
nothing but Dayiss Innammatory Extirpator Who can
back up statements like thesei u. LYON,
Fall River, Mass.
References IN Providence as to character OF the Extr
pator, may be had Of z. Mason Co., J. Bach Son.
John q. Hassard, Chambers Calder, and every other
druggist In the city.
O. Goodwin, burr, Foster o., J. Russell spOuldlus,
Boston.
BUSH & CO., and Jas GREEN, Worcester.
ap16 d3m
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-04-30

again present to the public the following Biz Of Fare
for this week. We wish to make it object purchase
for cash" instead of for the sake of two or three months
credit pay exorbiunt prices We have made arrange
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-04-30
NOV is THE TIME TO SECURE YOUR BAR
GAINS IN DRY GOODS
VIM. LOCKE &C. co.
Would respectfully inform the inhabitants of Worcester
and vicinity that they have just purchased
a large stock Of
ID Il Y q ID Cd ID =

I'D Es Y a. Cd Cd ID = -!
AT an enormous discount from the original cost which
with our present stock, which have marked down.
makes one of the largest and cheapest ever offered
in this vicinity, they will offer this for the next thir
y days at less prices than before heard of In
New England It being impossible to give you list of
the prices OF all our Goods we select the following
fair sample of the whole READ JUDGE FOR YOUR
SELVES.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-04-30
SILKS. SILKS. SILKS.

Fifty pieces Of English Crown and Swiss Black silks
of our own Importation. Warranted not 10 crack or
change ustre on wearing, at greai Bargainsl
Three thousand yards, new styles, BARREGEs and
Es, which we will sell about Two thirds the
inal cost. -
worth 25c for loo.
Having purchased a BANKRUPT STocK. Of
GLOVES, HOSIERY, X EMBKOIDERIEs
than euer heard Of ~ 0N'
These two Stocks combined, makes the largest Retail
stock IN worcester, which, being purchased al great
Bargain, enables Us To offer the largest selection
AZ the Lowest Cash Pricen.
N. Is. The sale will commence on MONDAY mast
Snen every one Is solicited to give US call before Dur
REMEMBER THE place.
tn Mel CHEAP TSToRE.
Nose and o Worcester House Block.
MAIN STREET, WORCESTER.
WILLIAM LOCKE d co..
March 10, 1864 y4 p MI. 1855 az
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-04-30

a. L shall sell at auction, on THURSDAY, May /,
HF,,, at IL O'Clock A. ~ on the PREMISES oue Of the
LIZ best DAIRY FARMS in Worcester county. sit
ut''a N Warre1 Dne and halt miles from the West
Brooktet station on the Western ~iailroad. Said Farm
contains go acres of superior land 20 which
covered with heavy growth Of wood. From IS to 30
head OF cattle can be ~interd upon it, and so head
KEPT through the summer large supply of good fruit
some 200 barrels of apples have been sed from in
single season. The buildings large story House,
in good repair, large Barn. nearly and all necessary
wishing purchase being easy of access and near
the Railroad, which add much to its If desired
the farm will be sold in lots to accommodate Terms
made easy.
Should the first day of May be stormy, the sale will
be adjourned for one Wees
For further particulars Inquire Of the subscriber on the
premises, or # the Auctioneer at his office.
ARBA BRIDGES.
Warren, q prfl O. 1856 wa
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-04-30
Err DAILY sPYwmWEDNEsDAY APRIL 80,
AltGtions.
10 SEE FIRST PAGE.

By EZEKIEL DANIELS, Auctioneer.
- REAL ESTATE ATAUCTION. -
LII On WEDNESDAY, 4 pril sOth at O'Clock liiI
7. M, shall sell, on the premises, The Goddlnr d
La orange streets, in the city Of Worcester The lot
contains ahout ONE ACRE OF LsSO,
TWO GOOD DWELLING HOUSES,
And Barn is oe of the most desirable locations in
ester, commanding extensive If the city,
and being but little removed from the Of business
Omnibuses pass the estate six times each way daily
This is most desirable opportunity for investment spec
ulation, or to secure deishtful residence.
Terms liberai and made known sale, applica-
ton to EZEKIEL DANIELS Auctioneer.
ap21 dts
- VALUABLE ESTATE AT AUCTION.
,,s The celebrated AMES' PAPER MILL, at
-A Springfield Massachusetts, with about four acres
of land adjoining it, which a BRICK STORE and
STORE House, and three DRELEING HOUSES. Al.
about twenty three of Land the opposite side
of the street, which there six DwELLISG HOUSES
BARN and other nut buildings The Houses will be sold
together, or separately, as purchasers may desite
Also DWELLING HOUSE and half an acre of LAND, on
Cherry Lane.
Also, the DWELLING HOUSE built by John Ames, and
small Brick House the same.
The United States Lower Water Shops adjoining the
Paper Mi expected to be in market soon and their
occupation will tend to increase the of real estate
in the vicinity
The sale will place at the Store on the premises on
WEDNESDAY, APRIL S0th, at o'clock P. Nj.
Terms of payment 10 per il 80 days. and 10 per
cent IN SIX months, with good security The bala to
be secured by mortgage payable in one two and three
years. or at such shorter time may suit the purchaser
For further particulars inquire of r. A. CHAPMAN ESQ.,
Springfield OLIVER AMES & SONS.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-04-30

SPECIAL NOTICE.-The subscriber, having
- disposed of his business in Worcester, requests all
persons indebted to him TO make immediate payment as
all bills that settled by May LIST will be left with
attorney for collection. JOHN HILTON
APPS d6t Pearl Street.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-04-30
Notices.
For "Real Estate" "Wants," "7o Let
see FIRST Page

NOTlCE.-I hereby forbid all persons harborine
IN or trusting my son, CHARLES MOORE, on my ac-
count shall pay debts of his contracting after this
date shall claim his wages he having left me without
leave. JOHN d. MOORE
Worcester, April %, 1856. d3tS
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-04-30

Young LADIES' SCHOOL,
CLARK's BLOCK, Worcester, Mass.
PROFESSOR BUsHEE will open a School on the first
MONDAY in May, for the instruction Of select class of
Youn Ladies'
For terms, and further PARTICULARS, see circular.
ap16 DIV
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Worcester, April %, 1856. 'o"


+ u r. N i L u Il T.
Consisting of splendidly carved Rosewood and Black
Walnut Etageres; Drawing Room Suites richly carved
consisting of Sofas. Teea Tees Easy Chairs yotare
do, Rocking, Sewing, and Stuffed Back do, 0ttonans
Lounges etc., of the most elegant and elaborate designs
Centre, Pier and Console Tables with costly shaped tops
OF Egyptian, Yellow Of Sienna, Satuary varied broc
atele Marble, Ladies' Work and Faney Tables, and in
short, every description of costly and elegant Drawing
Room Furniture. Also superb Sdeboards Oak, Black
Walnut, and Mahogany Extension Tables Chairs to
maehi handsome Bookcases in every variety of style,
with and without wings, with Secretare and other tngs
Elegant Chamber Suites consisting OF French Bedseas
Dressing Bureaus, with heavy French plate Mirrors Wash
Stands, Toilet Tables, and Chairs match Superb Ward
robes, with brilliant plate glass doors.
Also large variety Of costly Pier and Mante Classes
of the best French plate, Enameled Cottage Suites with
large and varied assortment Of Elegant Furniture
cry description, for full particulars Of which refer to
the Boston daily papers.
MessTs BLAKE n 20 have determined 10 sell the above
stock unreseryedy at auction In order MAJ room for
other descriptions OF Cabinet and Upholstery stock All
future for Mons Eliaersi work, will be executed
from designs of his own preparation. APPS dtmy7
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-09-09

When a good deed is done, Il IS right that
tse aarld should know the yiFiu6us doeF,
5aat il may rev ard him. Wbsa an evil deed
perperrated, il is also right that the orad
SHOULD kno. the author, thai It insy reward
Aiu
This land, f5uryears age the happiest un-
der The sun. smiling in the plentitnde Of It's
Blessings, ana self-couGdent in the con-
cgusness Of its own grest, undivided
strength, IS nos torn by struggling section
8. actions, rife with tisssnsious, the the
a.rs of angry sputes and bloody conflicts.
WAC Us responsible tor ell thtst Who
Brought the storm-clouds OF sectional
strife over ibis peaCeiGl land, 10 darken tbs,
calm sunlight 81 harmony which bathe1 its
smiling harvest fields, and gilded it's bust
I ling cites Who threw the apple OF discord
j into the national family where all was con-
cord, igalssaal feeling and friendly forbesr.
! ance, aud eel the members of that family
suaue!jUg ana wFsngling, and tgatingi-
Who has made the virgin soil ola rich new
Z Territory the theatre OF tratricidal war;
araYed brothers against brothers on its
peaceful prairies; and m ade its hifs re-echO
atl the horrid reports Of hostile cannons
@ l1 rlfes, OF With the dismal ciaHk Of the
easlns OF giolators Of lawt Who has in
/ si!lzd .ntg the veins Of men that made ming
Hre OF sectional hatred which makes the
I Federal Captai The scene Of daily incendi
/ az peaches, and almost daily fghting!-
f Nag has tunes tae whole North against
/ the south, AMI hurried the two sections tt
/ tag very bank ii general civil war.
fhe Dcu.ycEaCv
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-09-09

psATH "a .MAcALLIsIER.--Fhis eminent
magician died al keokuk on Monday even
lag lest, ii the ais, year OF bis sge. The
oar Cttg ssys--
ir Masallister, extensively known as
ath Magician died at the ST, Charles Ho-
tel. IN this city en- Monday evening last
lie las been here for several weeks, and
was samenha. III at the time Of his arrival.
.iboal iear weeks ago he was taken down
with thu disease which finally terminated in
lis death By causing congestion OF the
araia
Dir. Macallisler was a Seotchman by
birth He commenced travelling al an ear
= e, aud in the pursuit Of his business h.
VISITED several ofthe countries Of continent
= Europe before coming to America, where
So arrived a l84e. Since his arrival here,
he a4s visited every principal town in the
United States and British Provinces, and is
serE generally known as proficient in HE
Feal. - arr
he wss s gentleman Of varied accom-
plssaneuts; Us familiar with several Ian
eaagas, hne engineer, az ingenious me.
tAsait, ana q chemis, Of Superior attain
eu,s. These who know him better than
rec 90 speak q hin as a man OF warm sym
Hailiss aua 4n open aud liberal heart. He
sagas a Eiie and tWo children, oereaFed in
fasaleu an1 c their best protector and
dearest EsHd.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-09-09
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wes sctuails Farfd lAe Ep54aatlea e tAa
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dofse lnstt Ftttss't' stSt
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ken IN hg the Repnh.ts6a paFtrs be te 5fas
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WAS very hatftet tue
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Indignation 81 Gel. FraaaanJ; t3i@l' asssa -
f,;sc : tau.5aatiop II .acif nsnas, be
4se sssr 5.ra3
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opponents iee la'3'4s
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nv s,.,,s r.e.s ID t,.sssrf3t. Fl
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The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-09-09
HARDWA ARE.
LIVINGSTON & LOCKWOOD

IpANE opened ana are nov selling speatA stock Of
II Hardware Ct lgpsr fguEes tHsa ny other
and falulsh all kinds OF Builders Materials Me
chanic Fools aud Farmers Implements q lhs best
usactufe Give ass call yon cannot SO away without
nnyfng No Ataiu street Davenport
LTvINasfaS 4 LOCKWOOD
NAILS, GU ~ VIZ sptss pest l.t'als. No.,
Clo~by LlFIs6sTos LOCKWOOD,
MAIL, Rlvstng, HoFssshoeigg Ensin sE5 aaa Black
IN sullsh's Hand Flannss8 - sydg5s
llNlSt's ROY LOCKWOOD
powTSG Machines, C5a s6l cast STEEL Aagsrs SAD
LIYIS9syof s LOCKWOOD
PEEonaul Hand listass sssl Lta. as'ssFR,.y
hoRTioE Taaags e.s-ss zst Paras chsslss
AlGsugss sad caipsE.sE,s si.sss ,.,,,.,,,,z.
GRoVND aad Fias Bgsss
TNR0W Bars Nafrssss So g.f
u LIVINGSTON & LOCKWOOD.
IlJseE and Trace. LIVINGSTON 6 LOCKWOOD.
HISaEs. heavy eaa l3ssaf s,s7 ssr3s. aa,.s aai
SImET zIyes sol4aehs cgaFa
pEIIIsH Eaaiue.ed Rstsiss sha aalr uias TOR B.s
~. aasln s5, IJsIz5aTa 6 LOCKWOOD.
pRAss Esttlss 1as e.s...t &. r. fs4asl9t
ID LIVINGSTON LOCK- WOOD
" W g.! E @s.l. fa 7, es ss ng a5s r sqa
NI6ULDEa Ediis. gsvr 49,
vi No sa.4st LIVINGSTON n LOCKWOOD
+ :tosa .t LiyiaGsIas !. LOCKWOOD,
l1HSDS rJSE Rollers, Gate Hinge Com and Par,
tIsut. No. Asu si- LtsINUSEU. LOCKWOOD
pHusHEs Patat Val4g,a, tsh Whistle Wash. Horse
Dsh4yiag suj ftaT 80 AlTINGSFgA StUCkWO0B
A MES OLD colony aad 5tnsr celebrated manufacturer
: LFTINasToa 3 LOCKWOOD.
MASuRE aus Hay Fore Haa. sza &, soIl
vi scoops No. o Main s.
Llf8NWH itN = Aya n NtHE.
UyINDow Glass Potrg Sc
w LlriSGsrJS o LOCKWOOD.
Va HIS, CsrT!ssa and Team BaeE Lashss.
w LTFiAusIJ& 3 LOCK HUaB.
II AZARp 3 celebrated sporting P1vaeT
L1So Main 81, LIVINGSTON 8 Lock WOOD,
- HOT Pouches and Bsita P.aiar FL,zks, Gul
loWiperr Wrsnehea, Com ana e. y. Tubes, Eley
chemical prepared Gun Wade, klag ~ Proof Caps
G. u. CAPS CAL aad bnT cheap 40 Ne Main st., Dsy
export Llf4SHa ION = LOCKWOOD,
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-09-09
Fillmore Bashsusnisu

The Cincinnati Gasshe of Wednesday
last, ia speaking Of the union Of the Fill
no-a md Buchanan forces, says
tThe rame in fact has become so appa.
Fsag that several Fillmore men have deter.
a4taea ngt:o be used for the purpose OF
5aug Buchanan. and will vote for Ere
maaL As evidence Of the deep sympathy
nz arg between the Buchanan and Fill.
more men here, we can state, upon good au.
fa.rltv. that 9n of the prominent Buchan-
roe politicians Of this city, contributed one
Eus87ed dollars towards defrsying the ex-
rzasas ofIhe Fillmore demonstration last
geek. Similar contributions were un-
&auhrady made by other politicians Of the
same stripe
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-09-09
Awte, riaals al Joliet.

81 alt HE hzzles it has been the misior'
tone 81 the BUCCANEERS 10 experiences. thst
al Joliet caps the climax.
4 gentleman writing from there Informs
rs that "the bogus democracy, who expect.
I'd Judge Douglas and other distinguished
seekers, attempted to raise hickory pole,
bat failed; the derrick ropes giving way,
letJag the pole fsll 10 the ground, smash.
ius il 10 pieces. The fail took place amid
LOUD cheers for Fremont and freedom,
A cannon VAS then procured, and an un.
lagtrnate man hired 10 fire number oil
rounds, but not knowing bow to manage H.
o. being intoxicated. he made bad work OF
ii one or two discharges broke the WIN
d5Ns 81 the Court House, and finally the
man IN charge 81 the gun fell across the keg
of powder, which exploded and literally tore
his clothing into pieces, wounding him SO
severely that i is thought impossible he can
recover
A deputauoa waited upon Andrew HaIsie.
ESQ, Of this city, 10 bring him TO the speak
er's stand, bur he declined speaking for
some time, ana At last deluge OF rain COM
ing down all further proceedings were COM
gletely dtovned oui, and Mr.. Haryie re-
turned to this eity,it is a strongly suspected
efeat deal dis listed with the whole affair.
[Chicaeo Democrat.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-09-09

E0L FREMONT lHELIGIELE.-The Black
Reua5licans are getting alarmed at the dis
ageerias which are being mare touching
Frsm0urs iueligisility for The Presidency
lg g assarted with great confidence by
gsnss who ought 10 know, that Fremont
g. corn In Canada, and Is therefore, by
laa C5a=,nauon ofthe United States, ineli-
Re fsrtHe Presidency - Gin Eng.
So, etf wa arc net getting "slarmed. -
s4rtgqs ststcments Of the Black De-
Pei. asacy vet Fremont was born in Canada,
as gt8 lp France, is a Catholic, is q
l-.a 81 -,bllR Is az ayglilionisl, is slave.
.se-. Is 20 millionaire, is beggsr,is thief,
bastard huHbug generally, rather
ss ag that aogs ere getting "alarned," else
sri y DO sou &c die such infamous lies with
a.H4 frantic Essl1JIlyt
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-09-09

Aaotnsr monster Fremont meeting wac
be-. in Nssai!on, Ohio, on Wednesday last.
Good Judges estimated that there were from
5000 10 5000 people present. The
Claselaud Herald, IN its care not 10 exag.
Vsrute ia the leqs, puts down the number
$4,000 Wayne sent All persons. as AZ.
ceFtalned b. careful count. The banner
~naa presented to that county. Several
san military companies were en- the ground.
The banners Of the various delegations
were numerous, significant and picturesque.
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s&s regret {. learn from the Lssalle
Pass 81 lhe ID let that this distinguished
a.sgls 10" l}ing seriously i'll at Sulph'
r Syringe, near Lasais.
The aecariJgs that have been made
q Us n.m BY tie Buchanan papers ia the
y le4 States, are denied officially In the
Pros IL represents him as having been
rs led 20 this country u thousands OF
d a.iau, ald that oil the persecution he has
al srgoHe il On account 81 his having piv-
eH 4 rga9eu I'll behalf Of a Norwe gisn
n asgapCr Hhlch Supports Fremont, the
protests Of which amounted 70 $500.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-09-09

FArAI AcoIpKSr.--In Woodiord county
Ill, recently, c. o. Harlan. Esq, was kick
ed BY horse. while arranging some OF the
gearing, from the effects OF which. his skull
v as mashed and broken in a most dreadful
manner. The unfortunate man fingered in
agony until last Saturday, when death re.
leased him from his spfferings He was a
most estmable citi2en, respected BY all
Who knew him.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-09-09
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