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The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1856-02-12

70 A young man named Chisolm, son of
the Postmaster, at Columbus, Georgia, was
arrested few days ago, charged with
robbing the mail. His father has found
$4,000 secreted on his lot and placed the
same in Bank. 1t belongs, ii is thought, to
the Bank of Charleston. There is but little,
if any, doubt of the young mans Guilt.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1856-02-12

~ Patterns immense buildings at Man
chester, New Hampshire, were destroyed
by fire on the 9th instant. The newspaper
Offices of the Manchester American, Mirror,
Union, Democrat, and Stars and Stripes,
were in the building. Loss estimated at
5000. Half insured.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1856-02-12

- The brig W. II. Stafford was cut
through by the ice in East River near New
York, on the 9th instant, and sank in the
East River on Monday night. Eight lives
were lost on the occasion. She had just
arrived from Attakapas.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1856-02-12

Ey~ The Panama Railroad is in fine
working condition, and its business is con-
constantly increasing. A train of eight
cars came across on the 18th January,
loaded with silver. The amount of 3 $780,
900 was received at Panama per III. B. NJ.
sloop-of-war Brisk. from Mexico, and was
oDrOuta for Eor1oDd
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-09-11
HUMAN LIFE SAVED

loF .GIAr, MICH. March IL, 1870.
j. A. RsopGs Esd, Dear siT--As took yonr nedi,
eue 10 ell oa consignment, "nO cure no pay, take
pleasure stating its effects as reported TO me by three
brothers who live Ia this place, aud their testimony Is
fair specimen faii have received;
W. 5. CoNKLS told ae-"I had taken niae bottles OF
Chrstias Aeue Bsls9ln aud continually run do"a "aie
uslug Il unt my lungs aud liver were ceSdEsfp TO that
degree that blood discharged from my mouth and Dow"
Nj "a fhst all thought IL imPassf6 f6te for ae to are
tArouph dRstAer chill The doctors TOO did all they
eouid for me, bnt thought mast de- Nothing DID me
an v,yaod until got RHODES FEVER And A9uE CURE,
Witch al once relieved Of the distress aud nausea al
y stomach aud pain my head and bowels, andprodne
edapermanent cure IN short time.
Nj III. CoSklIN SAYS: 81 had been taking medicine OF
as good doctor As We nave A. Nnf county aud taken
any quantity Of qaulne and specifics without any good
nom 25th August TO i5th December, Bat seeing how
nicely Il operated on my brother, got bottle OF
Rhades Fever and Ague oare, which effected perma-
neat care by nsng two-tilirds Of bottle.
g. M. CoSKLIS not here, but the other brothers
cay bis case the H. Nj. sold the medicine
10 both the same day, and the speedy from
the same small quantity, aud might 50 sg@sclfs; peel
The speaks tol Itself Good proof it is, it u
OF better tenor than the number Of like certtf
have already pulisbed and the sill sreaisf NUN
Ter that is continually pouring ia 10 rae.
oasthius more Last yeaE had oeession 90 saaiien
tas PGt ln these words
u fastisssns fTm aho haostakss Sts 2 as xt.sss
srealars substituted tss Esns ef thsr nessrAn 10,
AZ n usQietas sad thsa vita braESR imPsdsass ems
lhs!r paapAtst wttA rae sEeEsnaisa Lat tAs pregr.
tsr II asp sfhs ssdssfas sas "a ssAss v 10 asrsat
Now take pleasure In saying that the eaAtissrefeT
red TO thu same 'sDr. Christiea Ague Hsas msatsn
tousd in the above certificate.
s~TheTe are several other industrious people who
ap,in 10 fher all THAI pabiish Abou
T fever aud que Cure, Antdols 70 Malaria, stesy
fis 9J CfsS and the Ceruhcats Of the se
sbrated chemist Or James Chiffon, favor off pei
ect harmless character which Is attached TO every bo
tie. Thess viii always serye 10 distinguish my nsdeiu
from limitations. JAS, A, RHODES, Propristok,
Providence, b, 1.
I Wholesale Ageuts--H Blskslsy, st Louis bsrsia
Bros., Chicago c l. Wsbb, Davenport, and t9I sac
| Truggsss generally. Jay = s0o~e"
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-09-11
VALUABLE IMPhOvED FAB "a
FOR SALE.

SfIuArEpin In M1seatine county, fronting the Mess
Sslppi River, midway between Davenport aud mussa
tias bsing portions Of rs and 81 pnns the ry
back, sad containing 100 scrss teo scfes q
which are Improved and uudsr high stafsef
the farm isrss to story ens, bsrp, carriass house
and All neessasry outbnildings all II nrsf rate rsIal
beating orchard Of choice sppie peach cherry AUD pun
NJ ID nnius water and very superior stone quarry
GgO-e0 acres finbsred land upon an Island opposite
ths Above farm, upon which Is heavy growth of timber,
nrcDaIly hickory which is accessible st all
The sboss property will be sold ekssp and upon terms
the most liberal. Enquire q .s
EoURSE VIELE 4 co,
ths Iowa Agricultural Dsfcs, sorssr Rsck Isisai
asSfFoat Sts., Tavsnpers. !riy Giwtf
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-09-11
FALL. AND WINTER CLOTHING
rInHN InHnANth

low 4 lOihtNif STORE.
/, t.4E and yEfiad isSl llLsnt oil ems ai.i
Y Boys, Eteasty .u.s,te Gi"tnings enIbFas
ing alIths ii T.ntaAd aPist edslylss and made b
saf4d rrFEl.4I oat 0fth. it.'-t material.
Fiji, AFdlam and taE5fa... tni0n, hssTeI Felt
Etiat F,lrfshEin aIfI EusIt..g, BshguPsi Saekssnd
Fels tgUg ftjats iutH, uTozH and FfOcE Coats OF
g.fIas guaItttaz. tlatb, Cashmere, Sal
6St siYet aua Tweed FaHtal01Is. sllk, satin, Va
iratE SwEnsdowH Y-iyst, riash, Cloth, Cashmere
Ssiiu.t lO4blv aud Siugie breasted Vests. MoAke!
JacEste Drawers. Undefstfis, Hosiery, suspendeFs,
Igs C,Aylt- Handkerchief shirt Collars, Stocks
Iisa seAris Winchester and oti'sappreVei Fattnl
sAguidarseam Shirts, mbFeiias and allartIeiesnsaS
IL Egpt in gentle emaa Is furnishing stores, neiadlnE
h.nps do Chambre aud Revere Festsand Ogereoats.
Also spiendid assOrlment Of uheut Cloths, Iassi-
u.rs and Sostiugs--ail which Will be niade up 10
.1sIintks best manner, with promptnass, AZ accom-
1no,latiup prices anu by competent sOrkmen. iBls
sstabIi.hne sin the monthly receipt ofthe latest
Fashiousso thaLorder5intrusttdto them may be re-
lgdupon as being 10 the atestslyle by those who de-
sffeit All manner plain ors and work OF gen
I,eimeiinm, promptly attendedto as heretofore
HATS ofs new styietogether with III ofthe com
mon kinds constantly on hand.
GfalsfulfoT ,lhes esubscrlbsrconndehl-
~ hopes 10 lns ri lac OnLiBuance ofthesame.
JOHN JORDAN.
Merchaat 1T aionndClothie ,onFrontstreet, opPo.
slt6lhe Steam Mills.
payspport,July2 Cd, ,i955-w&d-tf
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-09-11

AS EXTENSIVE JoB.--.fhe circular sd
dressed to the people Of the South by the
Border Rufiisns of Missouri, calling for aid
in the war of subiugation " aged against the
peaceabe settlers Of Kansas Territory says
that The western counties of Missouri have
for the last two years been heavily tsxad.
both ia moaey and iB time in lighting the
battles Of the South. Lafay este county
! alone mas expended more than one hundred
thousand dollars in money. and much more
in time This does not include. we presume,
the loss Of rsputalion sustained BY the peo-
Pile Of that region, the value of which can
scarcely be calculated or repaired. Nor
dcea it niude the loss OF trade sustained ia
coassqasnce Of cutting of all communica
tion between, the East and West, thsougn
Missoasi.sWera these lhinga added 10 abova
sum il would make such an aggregate a. 10
sstcash the Border Rufsana. But what
they have actually expended, in money, they
have no doubt more than supplied BY means
OF the plander OF the Free State men in
Ksnsas. From these unfortunate settlsrs
they have stolen five times one hundred
| thousand dollars.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-09-11

CARRYING THE ELECTION INTO THE Housg
AT the Fillmore meeting in this city. on
Thursday evening all disguise was thrcwa
of, and Mr., Savage OF New York, who sd
dressed the meeting openly stated thst'the
Buchanan men had given Up this State, ana
would therefore throw their strength into
the Fillmore scale. IN the hope OF getting
the election into the House Buffalo Ell,
pTe5s.
IL is the curious result of political eombi
nations, that the gfossest extremes often
meet or to use more hacknied expression
politics make arrange ed-fellows That the
lrith vote should be given to the Know
Nothing candidste and the rank and file OF
ihe Know Nothing forces should be soldom
20 Buchanan is consummation for which
we should scarcely have looked At an early
petiod OF the campaign. But il really seems
10 be fixed fact. The most rsbid Know
Nothings OF this city are the most earnest
workers for Buchanan; and the most thor.
oueh going Buchanan Democrats in New
York write that they shall 90 for the Fiji.
more electoral ticket IN thai State. The
understanding between the TWO parties 10
now complete, and it is now certain that
Fillmoreism is kept up with no other view
than "a help the Democrats - Toledo
BLADE.
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CLOTHING.
4. x4sTEEs. a co,

i. SAsTaEt. a co.
fytt e this opportunity inform The pnDilc ua
. ihey have received at thsif store. lha iArges'
stock Of
Broad Cloths, GssHiniarss, VestllEs,
uhtA has over been brought 10 this msrEet. ihf
Goods which odsft5 tho Inspection 2i the eitl5 en-
ofLhls town safpA4s in desigH aud hnsn, anything
that ca be offered them this side 0fNew York. being
selected with grestest ana from the most o.
tsnsina houses in the hastern markets, and wiz
Wow 70 aattsls the tastes Of ali our customeras
We have also fdli sni oomp plete assortment 81
tho latesI and most approved STYLES Of
GENTS. FURNISHING GOODS,
which ara be ond doubt tbs most desifsbla 70 hs
found In this city, Among which ar1 Gents' slirts
BndetsAirts &tocKss Grsyats Gloves @dspendars
Hose, &c.
PIrIicailf attention vii! be pad, as hsTet etoioTs q
lhG making up Of garments IN sttie unsurpassed .,
-ny similar establishment
Fdii .uiis made shortest huItas, and WaiIabTsd
- salt
iaausiui '9I the DsstowBi dIpast ibafEi iaY9fs .
ib5 pabhc, 40 taks pleasure IA pledging renewed
iiaaty, and solicit snare oil thA public patronage
Apt - att 4 G3SIEEI 9 10
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-09-11
Railroads.
CHICAGO AND R0CE BLAND RAILROAD.
- - II u. s.ssi q = &

SPRING AHRAyEEMENTs.
hE and aiter houity, April iith, isioAnd nht.l
oudber hotice,tr ins will leave Rock leland lai
iy, Sundays excepted, as follow;
ist mail train st 500 A. "
81 express, stopping anly at the principal
- ntgat 8xpross, stopping 1t all slationa eiof
Sih ifslgbl, with 2d cla.s ears al $40 A. M
Trains arrive Al Rock island daily, SundayseNcep'
ed, as follows:
lsJ light express al Qua A. NJ
"a express, stopping only AZ .Ao priA alrai
stations al 900 T. "
a tnall Lrainnt . .-- ..s 10 10 i. II.
an freight with 2d class ears a. o,fa r. M
ltfains over Ibis road Ars atfset connccll - 81
Chicago " iih trains both tue IlcA ga Sohhetn
aud Michigan Central x X 20 GDd from Detroit 70
iede, Cleveland ColHmbus, Cincinnati fistsn1ffhi
bunEirk, Buhalo, Nisgara Rai,sl Albany, New fofk,
Philadelphia, Baltimore ana Washington hIia ~
Ia Sale with trains ot She Illinois Central Eoad-
north GalenA and south 10 ST. opis and IslEo, @
which places ticket tsean be procured 6l &. g. SfE
VEINS, Ticket agt Il. X. Depot I'll
Passengers are reminded of tue nBc926!5 Of sn!B4
dstnct directions as 10 the destination OF th6r bag
gage, 4!s0 20 procure tickets before taxing lhelf
seats hs cara tho conductors collect iaIes oniJ
stations 10. line he Chicago and Rock Island
Railroad JOHN +. TRACY apt.
w. e. WHtasa, Assn SupI
Rock Island ipfti I, 1855,
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3. " Corner Tenth ana harrison Streets
DAVENPORT WA
References
PrDf II. A. ACELE. bl D, Cleveland. oa.0-
j.. PiEFsToE, 81. u. Cleveland, o., Mes sup r."
Asy. for Insane,
Prof. S. q, Amor. NJ D. CiHriEaari, q.
q. b. WooD, Vi, D., NeT Y5r., 0culist aHd AUTO
plastic surg
operations for the removal ol talafaoJs FJsl4t
5ttgbismns squlniiny's tiaTc lap Ciah-E5n tsn-
tfacIsl l1mbs. Sc, 81
G4-ati.
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7 NUIENE.
IRIS - 81 certify thai the eopartnershtp hsTeiofors
l ! existing between the undersigned audef the
Aame and style OF ~houp * hsrksioW is this dsI
dissolved by mutual consent. .
.ii the demands outstanding in iavnr 81 said 1Tn
w w g. r, SHoUP,
A. 4. BARKALON,
u|Ta Tho Forwarding and Commission business
v,If hereafter he continued bt Is SASuP < tS7
al the same stand,
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-09-11

WAITING FOR EMor1oEs To Suicide
We clip the subioined from the Ed
tors Drawer Of Harper's.. Magazine for
August.
The following IS certified to Us IS
true TO the letter, by one of the pur-
suasion TO which the snbiect Of the an
ecdote belonged.
The Rev j +. j was pastor OF the
Second UnTyeFealist Society, in Lynn
Mass few wears ago He had fine
voice, was a snowy preacher; ana
vain OF his abilities TO make a great
impression His engagement with
the society was about 10 expire, and
on Sunday he was 10 preach his fare
well discourse. Before going TO church
he sent a note 10 the chorister in the
words following: e
PLEASE defer your customary yolun
tary for a minute aud half after the
close ofmy sermon this afternoon, in
order that the emotions of the audi
enee may have time to sabdue.
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.
CUaIoUs HABns or MAeKEREL. The
habits ofthese fish are very peculiar
Ans although they have been taken
in immense numbers for three quarters
of Il century, their habits are not well
understood They often move in i'm
meuse numbers. apparently filing the
ocean tor miles in extent They are
found near the surface Sometimes
they wilItake the h6ok with the great
est eageiness, at other times not q
mackerel viii bite for days, although
millions af thaEn are visible in the Wa
Ter When they ara IL the mood for
taking the bait ten, twenty and even
thirty barrels are taken By a vessel in
two honra. They usually bite more
freely soon ailcr 5uarise n The morn
ing and towards sunset ii the evening
TheN al cease 10 bite about the same
time. as it they we're aetuated by
common impnlse They are easily
frightened. and viii descend into deep
water. It has often happened that
iieet OF vessels lying Oft the Cape, say
a mile or two from shore. in the midst
Of a school Of mackerel, and taking
them rapidly on their decks, when the
firing Of gun, or the blast of rock
would send every maekerel iathoms
deep into the water, as suddenly &c
though they had been converted into
SO many pigs oflead, and perhaps it
wenld be some honrs before they would
re-appear. They are caught more
abundantly near the shore, and very
rarely ont Of sight of land - Old Col
ona Kem0yTal
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THE DAILY GAZETTE.
A GOOD TAKE OFF, ON CLAY.


Early Yesterday forenoon small
crowd at the BrambIe House corner
were gathered around plain looking
countrymau who was reading from q
small hand bill orcircular, containing
in substance the letter of"J d. d.
as published in the .Jou1nal a few days
since The letter, as our readers will
remember, is addressed to James b
| Clay. the degenerate son of a noble
Sire, who now fraternizes with the
hounds" who pursued his illustriou
father 10 the very threshold Of the
grave. As the countryman was read
ing, Mr.. Clay, who is stopping at the
Bramble, hearing his name spoken,
approached'the crowd and interrupting
the reader, inquired what IL was.
"Why, said the counuyman, who, OF
course, had no idea he was ia the
presence Of the distinguished gentle
man himself, Its a mighty good thing
on that prodigal, Jim Clay, who's
been bought up by the old liners to
come over and help carry Indiana. -
It's d ID good" said he, warming up
with the Subject. Clay stfaightened
himself up pompoualy, and with an
annihilating emphasis and imperious
GESTURE replied, Il AN JAMES 3.
CLAY, Slkin The conntryman
nothing abasfed by the plantation
manner" Of the august individual IN
whose presence he thus eYpectedly
iound hinsell, eoolly surveyed him
from head to foot and placing his
thumbs in his vest, threw himself back
q Ia Clay, and assuming as near as
possible his tone and gesture, respon
ded. the h you are! and quietly
added, II had no idea the old stock
was quite so near run out The
manner Of the eountryman was inita
bic and the joke 50 broad that the
whole crowd, old liners and all, join
ed in the laugh and Clay beat re
treat = Lafayette .Jo1t1mal
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Remember! Remember!

NJ. Fresh x7roSPrI eW
Aa low any house ia the city and delivering them az
your door. We have and always keep hand the best
brands Of EtOur in the market in qusnttssto suit,
A prime article OF Dried Reef caIyassedi
A choice selection Of Green anl Black Teas
Rio and Java CaaeI, roasted sud ground
eugalS N @ drsuuistsd, Crushed aud Powdered
Pepper fresh lot OF Spices, Pepper, &c, &C
Tapioca Parma Sage Ground Rice, lsnglass, Prnnss,
CuTraRts. Mars sorlIa, Thyme, sayoIy, Sage, &c.
Pearl Barley, Split Peas, Almonds Rsisius, &c.
We have large stock and it embraces everything in
oar liCe Cali ard examine. We guarantee sststae-
toa. N. bALAhLI 20,
sugS sEeornsr % Il seTry SIS.
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JoHs G. SAxk,---We regret 10 hear .
The continued and Increasing illness of this
gentleman. 4 stroke sf paralysis. which
afflicted hin during the last winter seems IL
have been for him the mencemsnl of
long period of suffering and disability. The
many friends oil Mr. SAKE viii learn, with
deep sorrow, thai he is now confined 10 hi4
house and completely Frustrated = Rufalo
EsprssS. s
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Fire and Burglar Proof Safes


LAVlNG obtained The az enc J 10 7 The sale OF Lii
III iie's Patent Fire and Barglaf Proof safes. Bant
Locks, Bank Vault Doors and Frames we are prepsI-
cd 10 furnish al manufacturers prices any Gf these
articles shcst notice.
lhess Safes are all fastened with Lille IS Locks Civ
ing undonbtsd security against thieves perfectly
ires from dsnpasss and better 1fe proofs than AMI
oihsf safe made. The burning OF them in any bull
dang caaaSt materially iajure hsm and thsy may be
exchanged for one al any agency BY pay ing 70
rapsintins 1hevaalt doors sad frame reliable,
omieal orname snd generally used ~here they
are besl known.
The Bank Locks have always foiied the burglar snd
all Bank Lock seeking competitors.
The various tests appiied 10 these articles by Jurors
al mechanical aud agricultural fairs where they have
always obtained the nTst premiums establishes the
certainty OF their superiority Purchasers invited
so call and examine the articles, references seTi-
Gates, de-, before purchasing.
The undersigned are th1 only agents in Rock Is
land (nI) and Davenport lowal for the Worii's
sais Company, of Troy, n. Y. Orders addressed lo
siEheT place viii receive prompt attention.
CHILD & BAKER,
Illinois 81. koGk Island
fs.s = aI. Sesohjs st Davenport,
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-----"- -----+--~
ESH nj f. A rs.

gIyfR subscriber has taken stsll in the upper end
Of tha Lower Market, where he assures the pub.
lie he Is prepared at all tmes 10 Them ih
good meats as the eountfy affords, and q, as low
price they eas DO Obtained in The city He asks
ahaIe ofpublie patronage. Meat deliy cred at he
reffdsnees Of customer. w. D. MOORE
MAY yth, 1856, dlt
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B. f. SHOUP Il co,
date ufrn of Rsb1ick SON.
FORWARDING COMMISSION MERCHANTS.
-ra,ar buildings East cor. Front and Erady.
Davenport, Iowa.
Agents all th principal stsahhoats In lhs nPp6
Wist.sIpuilrade. and connecting with lover Missis
,nni boat- Waalsi haze the Agency for The sale oi
Ealt, and keep constantly on hand, fresh and pnFs
cement fire bt.cE. &c -
liberal AIceHIeAtl made apon all eon.tShmehts.
Ial. z. ls,l.iA VII
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IOW A STEhM CAB MET
yI4N

yySi uubsC ribsr snd respeotliy Glofia IA et,.
; liens OF Davenport aRi Oi Contra! Iowa shat b.
,Uanu factuTes aud keeps constAnty on hand and nor
salaat
VI h6Iesale aud Retail
RE OF eTeIJ description, NON ihs hhast
Fafa to the eOmmouest Bureau. Having recently k1t
il Ia ttenta works into operation ha Ia capable oi I'LL
in aII o,tsfs thai may be given him AZ short notice
"nt Win woFt which he warrants 60 be Of better
0nslity tLea anything imported Into me eifs, cnd
Tyhth 4 III ha soi.i al lower satss. All klndt 81
fMpOssTED EUlSNlEaR RE
slsa sept on hand aud for sale low. Pieasaeati Hd
sSsinIua his stoeE. a. tho mandatory On ssCoRi
slfast, south ade, east " Perry street. -r>..
Davenport, May 30 1856 d&NG l.. &. DE ssAlNi.
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The Gid Pioneer Baker ] still ahead!

,5rHl subscT5sr has Fsssntly made oxtsnsiss prep
s sFauons fgT the Manufacture u gutter, Sngari
g,et., soda Pic Nie, Water aDd oyster CraCtaFs,
PIN Rread Sc, sc, together with good assert
.pent OF Loaf Bread, CAKES and Rdsss.
/ h.ye Rlao purchased the Patent Right i9i Scn,l
-.+rrfr y,T tse faanr feature OF cFCni Paulas
PATENf LOAF BhRAD,
nat. by Nacl4aery. The advantages siaiIaad fOT
ts process oi making Bread srs these, The Bread =
fHil5TTu IL quality, ani handsome III sppear.
tgsslt 1. much wbites aud more even, IL keeps much
out becoming slai0, and 70 many persons
Il T-at obiee lionsbIe when week old, il cut. Sc
lndsone as tue iaeAi French roll, IL goss iarsheF
and is readily introduced Into failiss VINO have usv
an usei Bat ei's Bread before. shall eontinua 10
nan a Bread Wagon as heretofore. IN Offering lha
above sTttses on hlch cannot fail 70 give on
Ira satisfaction, hope to be able 10 supply al VINO
t"sI iSvor. hope 10 merit q c5atihuEncs Of The
ss,ue, All orders from the country ITomptly attend
o. to- nAs'li.t'
pinrsat Bakery, Front Strset, ons sguaTe sooTe
Fryr5vs 4 Prestyn6n'a a Steam 1i!sS,
Naysuport, May p, ls56-dl l--
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LsoCt. Es.auU.
Coali uoali

UOuII lVilI
, ayFRCY THOMAS & 10. are aJw receiving az
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