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New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-26

An awful catastrophe occurred on Lake Michi-
gan on Wednesday. The steamer Niagara, from
ColliDgwcod for Chicago, was destroyed by fire
when near Port Washington, and about sixty per-
sons are supposed to have been drowned or burned
to death. There were about $50 passengers on
board. brief account Of the affair is reported in
our telegrsphic columns.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-26

lnitcd number Of advertisements are taken III
TIE WEEKLY TRIBUNE at the rate oi one d"iar Il ihe
THIS paTer has attained circulation OF "',V"
copies, md is unquestionably the best medium o. Int
for advertising in the c9an,fy Advertiser en. should
be handed in at any time before ind not later than
Tuesday Of each week
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-26

Mr.. George Steers, the eminent young ShiP-build-
er, died at bis residence last evening, from injuries
received in consequence Of being thrown from his
wagon on the Long Island plank road, Yesterday
afternoon. Mr. Steers was at the time of the acc
dent going after his family.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-26
PAssMoRE WILLIAMSON VS.. JUDGE KANE

FHILADELFHIAl Ihursu"yI SoP'' % Io0c
The suit brought by Passmorc Williamson agsas
Judge Kane came up for argument yesterday, Ut Meda
befoie Judge Haines. Mr.. Sheppard, the defendsois
counsel discussed the question Of protection given BY
the Judicial chma macter OF jurisdiction Of the Court
allowing hsbeas corpus and commitment for COO
tempt. TIE counsel on the other side aeked time
prepare their reply. Mr. g. NJ. Wharton, the defeod
ants senior counsel contended that the time for Agf
melt had been fixed by plaintiffs counsel, and ns
nothing had been adduced but what should have beso
Anticipated. Tie case, however, was finally poslpsnvd
till the 18th Of December.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-26
FROM KANSAS.

81. LOUIS, Thursday, Sept. 81, 1856.
A letter to The Republican, dated we-tpot 18th,
says Gov Gesry at the head of several companies Of
dragoons had gone search Of Gen. Lane, with tine
determination TO arrest him if in the Territory. He
was en- route for Nebraska. The Pro-Slavery party
were taking to thoroughly organize for the
election on the fret Monday Of October
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-26
CONGRESSIONAL NOMINATIONS.

BOSTON, Ihursddy bept, y, Ic1
The Fremont Americans of the VIth Congress9oG
District in Convention at Salem yesterday nomins'a
the Hon. Timothy Davis of Gloucester for reeectJn~
Congress. The Hon. Mark TraftOs nonina'edw
the same party in the XIh District for reet elton asa
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-26
pRESIDENTS VISIT TO NEW-HAMPSHIRE

BosTOsy Ihnr-dny, S"pt. p 1oo
The Ne1c Hampshire Pairtot states thai Presidert
Pierce will arrive ia Concord at g. M ON the ID d
October and in view of the TACT that the citizens ie
sIectve Of party, had declined extending to him
public welcome, The Patriot calls the Democrats
throughout tie Stae 10 arrange for proper reception
of ttc disir guisbod visitor.
A. meeting Of Keystone Club No. of Bossoa,
ls-t evening, Committee wss appointed to make g.
RUIZ Hicnts to welcome TIA. President.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-26
A correspondent Informs is C,a, "a, +,

A correspondent Informs Is t.a' ''' Po tnt r at
Croton. n. u. who has held the o'ico 10 >ever eo
,ears, was recently removed. I'D 'i~ place 'n nF'l
by q Buchanecr lcuor-scn"r. Tn 'mrrH-''oa was
accomplished without the knOwic 'r api to 20 great
i.1erf'on of many of ftL"u's' r''-. D.. nh h'l'''
o. the town.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-26
FROM NASSAU.

CHARLEsTos. 1Lprsiay, sept. =, ioss is,,.,
An arrive here frnl Nassau bring dates ron sa'
place 10 the 18th inv hurricane had done gfeai Hsr,
aee at Inssua Thhy houses had been bt'"h '1ga r.
and five vesee,s stranded POM hives were 's' ~
other BahaY IslaLGs escaped.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-26
The FILLMORE STATE CONVENTION
sp, ,csf Dispatch 20 Tbe n 7. Tribune.

TRrs1os, Thursday, Sept p 1856
The Fillmore meeting to-day IL very small
When all formed into procession, they amounted
to $50.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-26
GOV. CLARK In CANADA

KINGSTON, Thursday Sept. 25, 1856.
Gov. Clark with his family and Secretary arrived
here yesterday and visited the Crystal Palace in com.
peny with Gov. Sir Edward Head. He is 10 attend
the Volunteers dinner tonight.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-26
THE COTTON CROP.

NEwORLEANs. Thursday. Sep' = ~,
4 frost at VicLsbuIgh occurred On Tues !ay h's..
eres from Mississippi, AlabsIns, and fe4n' So,
srs,e that Cotton will not yield more than hah w
i'll sOme sections Of theee States,
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-26
CONGRESSIONAL NOMINATION.

TKOr, Thursday, sept. ., DO
The Republican County Convention INST III this c,y
today, and nominated Abram Il. Orin Of Troy to
Congress. resolution warmly approving OF tue
course Of the Hon. Russell sage IN Congress v~
adopted.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-26
DAMAGE TO THE TOBACCO CROP

LorlsviLLE, Thursday, Sept. D lSj6.
Adyices from rs tar south as Clarkesyine Tennes-
see state that the tobacco crop in Tennessee and
kentucky he's been seriously injured by recent fross
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-26
MEETING Az NEwLONpoy

NV LONDON, Conn, Thursday, sept 10 $50
Tie largest political assembluge held here dlnnyh %.
campaign gathered last evening OF Lawrence Hall sua
list ned 10 brilliant address from George W. Cuts
of New-York in favor of Fremont The grcases %
thueiasm prevailed.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-26
The CANTON COMPANY.

BALTIMORE. Thursday, Sept 2j 1856.
The Canton Company rold nearly $4,000 worth o.
ground reuts to-day
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-26
WRITING FLUID,

Tte public invited b. try
lnPsoVfD LtNFiD Fun.
IL A, in al slec equal - IL, bcs' EuesA a! 10 son
In roI AIT Qusliic. is ssPcrof al I"r .ss by -.
tionus rHNDpSVs DAVIDs 4 Co
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-26

To REPuBLiCANS NEWSPAPER EDrTORS POIlr-
IctL SrrAKrkske-fors sale Flies % THE D,ty TssuxE 70,
several yesrs past wt bound and ia eool order hes 10
cssb. Address iILEs At BlnSL. Wood Eu-..ynp face,
No H.. NssssU-st, corner Ot AunsftcCt.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-26
CuKrAIs MATERIALS AND WINDOW SHADES

WHOLESALE.
vx,x F,KcusoS No 2DI Broadway aud No. 81 Reade,,
b,yr fr snd choice stock OF BEOCA ELLIS, SAIIA Dt
IANys WoRsfED DAnAsgs. LACE aud MUSLIN CVa1ANs'
Cop.tc. G.ps &c ode Ted Bt the lowest prc's
WADow SBADys.-OI stock Of WIhDp" ohApts Is no
t.rsi IN York. and superior Manufacturing NJ "
xi,, he iCn Of close buyers
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-26
SlNGhh's SEWING MACnINEs FNR QUILrIN

ElNUfk = NEWTNU NM IIINfsN f'N VNTLIINU
1MAGs, kcThe great superiority Of Singers Machines Tor
Cu established isot Both in Quantity and quality Of
~t they unrvAd AwoIk Of tins Kind i SsccTaiued 10
b. better hen the machines work high velocity, have
jus added the sreed Of quilting uschine They
conf ee yIvE sriTcHkS AT EACH TURN OF THE DSIyiSC
No other quilting machine, b, cIcep
comparative loss which will very than
the price OF . machine. L. NJ SINGER Co,
So Broadway
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-26

ssks modern Improved Pianos and MELODEoss are to be
found oIy No SS Broadway Pianos to and rent allowed
OH purchaser for sale monthly payment secondhand P
from $50 TO ei+D Meodeons from soto $ Pianos
tuned and repaired polished boxed and moved Tie Horace
Waeu Pianos" says The New York T., ,snses are known
A. snong the very best We enabled speak of these
degree Of confidence from personal hnow
eiF, Of their excellent tone snd dursbls quality"
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-26
FALL CLOTHING.


T, =. Z, y. w T - Wv ~,
c...n n, WILD FLOWER is making great SH among 'ue
,th,.. Toilet tsld.. are being supplied ~ hundreds II
yrbe. csrses teeth puIihes the breath ''pIty Ni''h'
h,v to battle their children. snd make then shh soi' cea
,.p l and filarr1t Examine H. aid y0u vi" ony oo'u oy
u A,,,sj.,s &. n. RIG and c. '. CHcxESER Co..
L.. L.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-26

PALIITATION OF THE llEART,-DT. ,. D
Pfrcrs HEART CORRECTION Pspaou and otner forms
of Heart Disease For TIA Broadway and BY all Drug
gas ~ wanted. Address Df :. .. fIIcH
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-26
HoLLowAY's Pills are an excellent Family

Ned IND are RECOMMENDED o FL sufferers lon diseases
q tn. Liver and stomach II Is iudisputs shy admitted tbs
they have ~ Yer seo IA these disorders Sold AZ The
Msrutscor,s No so Maiden lane, N,w-lork snd No 3ti
Strand LONDON aud BY al DR. sss 81 p 62, and
q pst b1x.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-26
Bnsiness Notifies.

Trr YOUNG MANS HAT.-SiLk HATS IN new
,,tr,r. are bi. dsy introduced Their sdnpson TO young
-. niDts of excellence style. quality and price
I O., ,bsn thc special notice Of our youni and econom
oesPe.a "' LsiRv & Co. As'or House. Broadway,
"a ps"oh' Leaders and Introdncers Of Fashion.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-26

y
WIGS TouPEIs have peculiar to h ir house
They ceiebr.,ed ell tine world o their sTao,
ea.e and y-ttinG 10 clAr Tue laecst and best
stock world Twcl,c private of applying h'
famous DvE Sold BlTCRELoR's No. %jS Broadway.
RUPT1RE.-Only Pri7S Medal awarded to
MAssn Co.. BY he Industrial EShb bon q al N1iious al n
tysisl Palace for their pat,nt radical cure kst -
r.ness As 10 Ia sup monty: let NScutnr Not VIZ
lard Parker and John NJ Csnlochsn. Open from ~ 20
SPIN. MARSH 4 Co, No. 2. Mgidvu-lsne, y \.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-26
FRANGIpANNI. AN ETrRY\L prRrrME FRON

FKANGIFANN1, IN ETFkN VI IFKI 7 VI. FKOM
1Ht Holy CIY-Thc ,ddine ,rfumtry eDd Sportsman
Prrfumeiy manufacture by fRrs,E a LasiN, London.
AGENT: Gso. T. hGER& Co. or. Wakcrst. srd Broadway
Chemi.t. snd soa by {. II. RNG T. I. GREEN sud T. &,
RtsH1oS Broadway.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-26
CR,srApoRo's EXCELSIOR HAIR DYE.-Whs

are N. superior uesl They its rapid action Freedom from
osuc the nsebless richness Of the black and browns i'm
par and the sbsue ay o producing the tnt required
live minutes only required for the process Sold and
plrd Al hi. WIG FACTORY No A.tOr House.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-26

LYONS KbTBAiRO%.-The Editor oi The New
All Mercury says: I'VE have read numerous eneon'm' ,n
t nost intelligent and respectable sources escng that
eape and best Hair Preparation, Lyons haihhrJ ahd
pr pared to from our .wn experience thst mere
no similar article tie world will with rms IN s
siig combination Of sgoeallue.s choapncs ana general
excellence" Sold eyTywhtre by s Dealers 'r . cents per
I1.tflc
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-26

NUITINGs EOLICON.-A new Musical Iastru-
m,nt combining the advantages Of the Organ Meodeon and
Piano; ihe tone is rich mellow and powerful and 10 well
Adspt,d Church Op ratio Music. II has received the
hiebes Testimonials from the profession, amateurs and tine
trade the United States which be the
arerooms of the Manufacturers Price from $50
10 al4 GgovEsTEES TRVsLOw,
No 55 BrOgdwav. N Y.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-05-24

SnILEs.-We seldom indulge in the po-
etisal, but partially for the purpose otre.
lieving the prose which generally, though
properly predominates in our columns we
insert among our locals the following eS,
tract for the amusement or instruction OF
our lady readers. We leave them to decide
whether or not the lessons which It teaches
are truthful
"A beautiful smile, 10 to the female
couptenance what the sunbeam is to the
landscape. II eTbellishes an inferior face,
and red Gems an ugly one. smile, how
ever, should not become habituai, or insiPl'
dity is the result; nor should the mouth
break into a smile on one side the other rs-
maining passive and unmoyed, for this I'm.
parts an air Of deceit and grotesqueness to
the face. A disagreeable smile distorts the
lines OF beauty, and il more rePuislve tnan
a frown. There are many kinds oil smiles
each having a distinctive character-some
announce goodness and sweetness--other'
betray sarcasm -some soften the counter
ance by their langui-hing tenderness oth
ers brighten by their brilliant ard sPiraus
vivaciiy. Gazing and porting before MIR
ror cannot aid in acquiring beautiful. smlie'
half 50 well as 10 turn the gaze inward y
watch that the heart keeps unsullied from
the reflections Of evil, and 10 illumined ant
beautifully BY all sweet thoughts"
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-05-24

Col. WOODS MUSEUM Those persons
fond Of monstrosities can soon have an oc-
casion for the qualification Of their taste, as
will be observed on reference to. our i'd
yertisipg columns.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-05-24

CIRcus.--On Monday mex, the Circus
will be here. Boys and oilers will turn out
as usual in numbers. There is no resisting
the sttractiveness Of . circus and people
will 60 let the condition Of the weather be
as II may, at any extreme.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-05-24

Capt. Coleman has withdrawn from the
management Of the Astor House, New
York, In consequence Of some heavy pecu-
MARY embsrrassments, growing out Of ns.
.istsnce rendered to Mr.. A. B. Coleman, of
the Burnett House, Cincinnati. Charles A.
Stetson 10 now the sole proprietor.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-05-24

THE DIFFERENCE. Mr. Herbert glides
gently through the mozes Of Washington
law, and whenever an opening sufficiently
large presents itself, will slip out entirely
Lord Ferrers, an English Earl, for shooting
bis servant In similar fit Of passion, was
hanged at Tyburn, like any other feon -
But then Lord Ferrers was not an Admin
istrstion Dem ocra' nor stakeholder. He
was only an English Peer.-Ai5any Jour
nal
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-05-24
TCLOSE e. COS. COLUMN

NAtE are now pre- pared to offer deuier asd con
W mmers aisrgs stock Of Heavy and Shelf Hard
We propose IN this column 70 keep our cnstoror
posted up in hardware matters and Invite calls iron
eng. w WE p assss ,4,o ss small advance
5000 kegs Nails Cali soon for Bargains u NAILS Va
| ISIRE king afs, the only gen line kind for sale
l. cheapby =. CLosE w.
IRON oiall .isss for sale Iowat o,s
- al T. CLOSE & co.'s.
NON Asf'' 'n"''' 'A'Hi r Z" cL spsiRes Co.'S.
AErESrERs Tools of srsy ds:etp,coS, s for
and Pocket ca'lsa e ELS soss CO.. 20 :-ls
DUMPS Force Lining and Chain pumps for sale at
r ioHTNING Rodsand Insalator. foa sale a.
IL T. CLOSE cos,
r FAD Pipe ofaii sizes from 70 aio.' .oT ssls at
5O o''1 ' ~ X ci1sE cos
(I,AADKS Tools Of every description 2, CO.'S
EUss, Rihs and PISTOLS, De.. quality for sale ls~
" AZ r. CLOSE y co.'s.
Groves and Tinware which v III besold cheap al
y u. CLOSE co.'s.
IN +. CLOSE 4 cos.
r EArHER seiti'z all 'ine' = o1ost q co.'s
DACKiSG, Hemp aud Rubber for sale at
Il T.cLosE & cos.
DLACKsMlTH'S Tools, Bellows, ADvll., Ham
ID mers, for sale low II I. CLOSE e. cos.
RoPE aahiiia and Hemp, an si.ess. o.s
ENGiNE, Car and Signal Oil for sale by the barrel
T. or gallon at r. CLosK cos.
y saleat se T. CLOSE cos.
Farmers will! and the best assortment of Ames and
other make Of sho ssls spades =, sesop' ns"''
CHAINS, Log, OK, Binding T.acs, Halt ,.,,s and
~ It II r. CLosE d co.'s
~ n dos. Grain Rakes for szle al
ls1U v2Fa4aa-4 q Y. CLOSE cos.
WJ 3&# r. CLOSE 5 cos.
VNINSER,S Stock-1in Plate, Sheet Iron, Copper
aud Zinc, for sale at r. CLOSE d Gos. 4
SsADDLERY and Coach Trimmings al very low
- prices, at T.iCbUSE & cos
WHITE Lead in oil, T. Close and Co. Brand.
w lust received, W GRANTED the best In market.
at T. CLOSE & cos.
r IssRED Oh by the barrel or gallon AZ
IL Il. CLOSE & cos,
ASH, disss and Putty atiow price. a,
- e .euT. CHOSE e. cos.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-05-24

SUPERIOR LANDING. the local
items Of the Southern Minnesota Herald,
published at Brownsville we find the fol-
lowing
FURTHER WHARF lMPRovEMEsTs. E. 4.
Goodell, Esqr, has bought the corner 10.
north Of him, and is making large and
handsome levee. The Messrs. Richmond
on the opposite corner will also grade hall
the street and in front Of the Houston House
which will make an extensive and superior
landing.
Weiake that as one of the best signs
that Brownsville is improving, and so will
others who read the paragraph.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-05-24

Hor.-Yesterdsy was decidedly hot. AT.
ter the series Of chilly days experienced so
recently, such day as yesterday had very
willing effect upon ones energies.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-05-24

IxprcrsD.-The grand jury found bill
against Cole, who was arrested on Thurs-
day, on suspicion of having committed the
burglary on the previous night, and We sn-
derstood that he was to be tried Yesterday
afternoon Al the time of going to press,
we had not learned how the trial terminated.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-05-24

EXTRA ParERs.-One ofthe unmistske-
able evidences that we have OF the strong
degree Of interest felt in this city by its
Residents and the many strangers visiting IT,.
is found in the fact of the vast number Of
extra papers called for on every occasion
OF an article relating to Davenport appear
ing in our columns. Aware of this fact
we issued very heavy edition of our daily
eontsinnng the statistical article on DAY.
export, but they disappeared he day OF its
publication. Determined tina, our citizens
shou ID be supplied, we increased the number
OF the Weekly several hundreds and again
linse ted the article, bur yesterday morning
the edition wus al exhausted and before
night we could easily have disposed Of two
hundred extra copies.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-05-24

,aaks and sell his Patent hamfioRsaie with HALL
Pst.ut Pow der Proof Locks Have Iew on hand the
IaT,.st assortment of any dealer in the niied
SAFE. and in vie the puble 70 call and examine os-
49,. 11''rch,snS j. &c. HFRklNG & CO.
Principal Depot Green Block, Nos. -: III ana
,aa walar ST. NY. Branch Depot No. Murray St.
BURROWS, PRETTYMANS DaLxELL.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-05-24

Lucy Stone Blackwell has repudiated
Bloomers and appeared on the anti-slavery
platform in New York in long black silk
dress fashionably beaounced.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-05-24
Col. Rsntan,s Nomination.

Sr. LOUIS, May 22.-The Democrat pub
fishes to day Col. Benton's reply to letter
apprising him Of his nomination for Cover
nor of Missouri. He neither accepts nor de-
clines, but will hold the matter under con-
sideration till his return to Missouri
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-05-24
LAND WARRANTS,

Collections promptly attended 10 IN ail parts Of ihe
State: Lands entered and located Ia all Land
Districts OF the STATE, Money invested aud Taxes paid
for non. res idents; Money loaned unencumbered
Real Es ate security; Farms Houses and Lots leased
Real Estate Of all Kinds bought aud sold on Comms
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-05-24
Canadian Parliament

TORONTO. May 22.-This morning mem
bers of the Administration have resigned.
The Governor sent to the House of Sir Al.
len McNab, late Premier, who is sick. this
morning to consult him regarding new
Cabinet.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-05-24
BuRsIse OF rHEErrnArTos The length.

BuRsIsG OF rHEErrHArTox.-The lengthy
correspondence Of our friend, passenger
on board the Efie Alton at the time of her
disaster, we would be pleased to publish il it
would avail anything for his friend, Capt.
Hurd The Captain, from all accounts, is
the very soul Of honor and no one has ac-
Fcused him of having any agency in the burn
bog of his own boat The few insinuations
ihat have been thrown out in respect TO the
Intentional burning of the Alton tended not
10 implicate the Captain, but those in his
employ. Our correspondent asserts posi-
lively that two men were drowned on the
disastrous occasion; we think he must be
mistaken or there would have been some
thing more said about it at the time, and
their bodies ere this time would have been
recovered. We shall reserve his communi
cation in case circumstances may render il
& of use
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-05-24

Bro PosTERs.--The arrival of our new
JOB Tyre yesterday, enables US to print the
largest Posters printed west Of the Mssls
sippi Dubuque Rspub.
Our contemporary speaks at random. we
are printing posters as large as 4 ten-col'
smn newspaper, and that, we presume, il
one size larger than any press in Dubuque
can print.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-05-24

Fatal Duel at New Orleans Fillibusters.
NEW ORLEANS, May 22.-Messrs. Estlin
and Cuddy. merchants of this city, fought a
duel Yesterday at Pass Christian. The lat
ter was killed and the former slightly woun-
ded
There was another enthusiastic Nicara-
guam sympathy meeting yesterday. The
Daniel Webster will take out tomorrow a
load Of recruits.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-05-24
HERRING'S PATENT
CHAMPI0N FIRE PROOF SAFE.

4" fIH HNiI F3FtHf fOW
w der proof Locks. the
SyAe mai were awarded seps-
rs;s ilseslsls al the Worlds
Fair, london. 1851. and the
Worlds Far, Sew York. isS3
and 1854. and fsfhe ont Pcw-
der Proof Lick that received
medal ut the London
Worlds Fair. though orBRss
were On exhibition, AND now
ADVERTISED as Worlds Fair
Locks. The snhscribers and
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-05-24
Balloting for Senator in the Connecticut Lsgis.
LAT

New HAVEN May 22.-Assembly had 3
ballots for U. s. Senator. On the LIST bal
lot Toucey had 1903. Dixon IS, Gillett 80,
Baldwin 25, HALEY l, Ipgham 8. 9Th bal
lot Toucey 1903, Dixon 81. Further ballot.
ing postponed.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-05-24
IMPORTANT TO
HOUSEKEEPERS.
NEW d IMPROVED
T. a II PET LINN e.!

sor which Patent ba. been appieu.l
rg~nIs ne ~ and valuable article SURPRISES ss!tniae
L heretofore hrousht before the plbii az consss
oitsn webs OF clean and darabie Inaterai, Vie {
web ~ cotton skilliuly between lhsin, shica
ards "a every person using il tbs following Aasaa-
tages: many pry CENT 4, ths
durability of your Carpets. ,.s. nm. r.o.. a..
uieaniiness, elasticity. and less liable ron nIe
than even s,raworany srae's sene'A' sseu ''' 'n's
purpose. ..uS ta,hs nnns,mpee az vour ear.
nat. and aesdens the sound In walking over u.
IA can eonv.Bient.y be placed undo your Carpets,
oil LIoths, Stair Car pets, Il c. al any time.
The PRiC pau II within reach OF every Family,
Church Hall. Boat, or wherever csrpsr o. VI
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