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The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-05-26
HIJRLEY,s SARSAPARHLA

THIS inva liable poa nd fully apprecia ted
by the .sinesfc2n people. 10 ginning wide celeb
rty and has beroIne permanently established ~ the
best and most effective medicine Of the day. Ceni0-
e.tes daily pouring In from all partaof the states
ari ihe afflicted rejoice there Is help when es-
cry other nnessy pfOvssine fectsa. bissases which
for years prove.i source Of mis-ry, and agonzinE
siure have res.itly yielded benexth its irresisbi<
influence, and countless [xmiiss nndered happy and
cr~erfuf by its fdfnary eficxcy If you want
The pure and gsauas sarsspsrilia, (thatl which 10
r-rebt, and superior TO Buil's or any othor eou-
n I'd oae thing iscapahie Of beirx 10 anothar.
tH~n take Harey's, for out OF Il oussnds Of cases
red shsough AxpsB,s. Mississipp, WisconsiD.
indiaHa. Missouri and Kentucky, it has never ina
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-05-26
BALLS and PAETIRs,

I AIDES and Gents Buffalo Over Shoes, Ru bherc
~ and iine French Boots, Kip. of my manu.ae,urr
and The largest assortment af extra Boots and Shoes
that s 70 be in lhe Qubsn ces flhe great Nnrt
West.
Davenport Boot and Shoe Store. one door below,
Burrows y pfeipman'e mammoth Store. Front ST.
opposite the mill
Davenport, jap. 25, SIS JAMES JORDAN
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Stores, Stores.
MULTIPLIED BY STOVES.

Stores, Stores.
MULTIPLIED By STOVES,
AND THE ANSWEh Is STOW Es!
A LTHOUGH cannot keep on hand some 1000
~ 5000 Stoves, same efour heighbors, The rea-
so. are ssli cheap and so good an article OF
Stoves that IL becomes diffcuit to supply the de-
ma d. but supply of freight cars have arrive
and been placed on onr road, and We have completed
our arrangements to oe able now "a supply the
demands ofa |, be the same MORE OR LE>S.
So after looking around among all the "ONE
HORSE" Stove shops In this city, to no purpose,
come TO
Twitchell Gillett's,
The only Stove Emporius, in the west, and buy
Stove is Store. In our prices. for cheapness,
We deiy all competition--every article vdrrdHiea
aud II not satisfactory, We refund the money Among
our assor Inent may be found the celebrated
Forest Oak. for wood or Coal; the Climax;
Black Diamond. for coal; The King Of
Stoves and Governor, elevated ovens
All Kinds of Psrlor Office ant Heating stoIss.-
Tin and To pp-r Ware hand NJ all times. Roof
ing, Iobbing, &c. done 10 order.
Brady Street, nearly opposite the g;
hIa
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Pabi.dA WI
DIR j. McDONILL.
VETERINARY SlJRGEON.

VETERINARY SURGEON,
VVyiSHEs 10 inform the public that ho
SfyS9< wv has perm. nently located IN Dayen-
11N port, where he will eontinue - treat all The
diseases the horse Is sub ject 10, sn the mos
Scientific Principles. Afler constant prnrtiee of
many Years on all kinds of Diseases, he feels ppy
10 sy that he will give sati staetsn 70 all who Sun
play I'm. He cas- produce as good Certihcates q
ANY othe man west o N. York. re has here onl,
tsw months, and the many imporsant cures he has
s1icttd snce he came will speak more for him than
can rea il, rs Inserted in = newspaper.
The follow Ing gentlemen who have employed him
since bs came her. on the most eevere eases, will
certify his abilities com reten Veterinary Sur
grVn.
All disnsscs warrsn.ea cured II curahie, or no
money paid.
HeoarBestly soiicits a trial on airy revere case
Whatever. Any case he cannot cure, II ANY other
man cat he GOT TO cure II be ill pay him his
own pOc.tet. ~
Poil evils and Fistulas warranted cured In any
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-05-26
9osts aas Shoes.
The SHOE TRADE.

AANiNG iucreased oaH iaciltties Tar manuractnr- r.
ing and dealing in boots shoes and Leather. the
undersigned. successors u y. q De wsoas< 20. OFer
tothe c'u"n- oDayeBport and yjciDity, greater In.
ns ttan ever 70 buy their foots aud Shoes oi
thsm. our retail stock hereafter will slwAys con.
isin ersr5 description Of go,d. by the reopls
w abe are makins espnars pnepaEntons fof
Whoie.aleih2 Boots anu shoes, and VIZ iavits cous-
Try dealers 10 call ahd exssse oar stock and prices.
As il II our determination 70 on az good trms ~
they can be purchasedin st Leuis Chicago
DAWSON, GkIGGs d CO
oct ~ brady at, ! door from ID.
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GREAT BARGAINS!
NEW YORK CLOTHING EsTA1LIsHNRNT.
Wholesale and Retail.
WE have inst received the largest and besl az
w sortment of FALL AND WINTER CLoTH-
ING, that ever wasbroughito Ibis western country,
consisting in part OF the following articles:
American, English French and German Broadcieth
Goats, ,ofiiferent styles anu qualities.
Dvereosts. Beaver, Blanket, Petersham ,Pii0tGloth,
unisn Cloth, Lion's Skin, Mohair.
Double Goats OF the same materials.
r Fall Coats Of Sstinets, Tweed, Cashmere, Dee
Skin Cashmarette and Jeans, of every style.
FURNISHING GOODS
Consisting OF a 1ne assortment OF SILK Crsvats,
Stocks Neck Handkerchief, Pocket Handk srcdiefs,
Drawers, Undershirts Hats, Caps, Buckskin Gloves,
India rubber coats and pants. Trunks vaiiees and
Carpet bags. Fine White and Fancy basam Shirts,
Shirt Collars. Also q tine LOT of
BOYS CLOTHING
and piece goods. Persons wiiffnd il totheirtnter-
est to give us call before purch lsewhere.
Store on Front Street, opposite Ferry ianding,'n
Dr. Hall l'snsw building.
Davenport sept 18th. ts54
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Boys Youths and Iufants' Boots
4 bAk6K lot OF the above ,tA1- Kip ard Gov
N hide, by
Dec DAWSON, GRIGGs co.
Home Aads Boots and 1hoss.
VNTR make every style and quality ~ Boots, Gai-
w tefs, Oxford Ties aud lne CaIf Sbo for genfs
on short notice, ofpriDe stock. -H45
Those wno want "Hofnr Made' work win please
take notice. tei Z L4aslA tT fStfa1
iec3 DAWSON, GRIGGS II CO.
Cents Caters! Bows Gsitsrs! Youths Caters.
THE largest and sest stock have ever onei cd
i PineCaii, sewed aad ;,exaed, double and singi.
sole, Black and prxb Gioh Gstefs; Patent Leather
and Huekskin Caters. for saIe very cheap by
Iee3s Aa- ia WsON, GkiGGs e. co.
Mems Long Rubber Boots.
4 LSO Hntber Sandxis, fsaiters and Slipper for la
- dies and Gents, Misses and children, BY
Dee ApAWsOS, q RIGGS co.
Warm FseG Dry 1set.! H
nANSOS, GHlGGS 81 CO. have q complete as
~ .ortmept OF far-iined, Cloth and Buifaio over
shoes, for sale cheap. tfts dee Q.
THE SHOE TRADE.
(toFNTHY Merchants are invited to call and
~ anime assortment, which Is just suited this
Market utt prices will at all times be low
thost of hs.Hgo nf ~. Louis. Is Ely & 1ss3
Dec 3 DAWSON. g RIGGS co.
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NoRORoss. PATENT PLANINa NAcHINx

4 he snbseriser. Ageut for the Patsntee OF Nor
cross Patent Planning Machine, will sell rights 10
Counties smaller districts ia the State Of low A.
and will furnish Machines manafs sctured BY the pat.
eptee. IL. Y Y.@SLAyMAkER,
=. .Niekolls Real Estate onies, Corner OF Second
dec24 and Main Streets. Davenpor
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SAFETY FUSE
FIR ESH Me A rs.

* nnnfEEr superior article, just irora the
lcs sVOUufactory, for sale wholesale and retail.
Rpili McMANIS Z SuEPIIERN.
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MOLINE PAPER NILLs

fTH Esubserioers are constantly making q varietyof
Printing and Wrapping Pspersstthsir Milliu Mo-
line and will pay Cash for sny reasonable quantity of
good clean cotton oriinenrass ourtrsveliing
A. o. Churchill will call on the Merchants through
centrslowa and pay them in cash paper for their
rags. @&4 $. w. WHEkL0CK.
Moline, June 30th, IS54.
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yond All do1M 1v 81 sro4r
Dyspepsia, or Indigestion.
scrofula, Kings Evil
Afisctions Of tbs Dones, Syphilis, m
Debility, Hsbitaal Costivsnsss,
ErysipSlas. o rulnsnary Dissssss,
Liver Complaint, Piles,
Female Irregularities, 1issuis,
Skin Diseases, DtseaDA xidnsys,
Blood, and invigoratinS the en- tin systsn.
The medicine, tboagh prepared si grsat expense
yetthe price is moderate hai all society ay Of
tain II. THOMAS A. HCRLEY.
Asnufsetory, corner nj seye nth and Green sts..
Louisville, Ky.
IL yFor sale At wholesale or reiaiiby u GS
Apil d6wIy C. T.WE1B, lie Claire Row.
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FRESH BUTTER AND 10 Is.
OknAPOCNDS Fresh roll Bnttsr. also, Is kss choice
ZsvbVpscksd and 500 dozen Eggs Just rsceiysd and
u sale u the HAwKEYE STORE.
apln JACOB WEAVER, Js.s . 90.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-06-17


Great Northern and, Southern Mail RCuie.
FOR NORTIIERN, SOUTHERN AND WESTERN
.i .f TRAVELLERS. s. saf
"TNicc DAILT tsundHy night e%eepted between Rich
i and Washington City via Gordonsvilie and Alex
a1d la.
mond. f:t5 A. 81 and $50 r NJ
Returning leave washIngtOn...6 a 81. and > M.
Arrive at Richmond. 1886 P, n. and An
Baggage checks and tickets, given through bsiween Rich
uontI and Washington.
and being in excvlyn ORDER and CARRYING TIE GREAT
NORTHERN AND SOUTHERN MAIL give the btst guar
4utec aIsaSs securing Councillors Is shown bE nri
walls daily Richmond aud Washington city in advance OF
the Steamboat liEr. ,.s..l,
FARE nETEES WAslISCTpS so
An Omnibus will found always ready TO take through
their baggage Of wearing apparel between
DeotS free of charge, with ample time for thGE to
take their MEALS whether going North or South.
Through Tickets can he Obiaed hetNeeu Danvtue ard
Washington the Terminus of the oRd nov nearly COM
eted DanyillG. An Agent Of the Company will receive
die Checks passengers FROM tile Davllle Roa and nt
their baggage all the Way TO Washington or ts Bal
timOrs Depot .sf. is.,s!..ldt . L. i
There change of cars between Ilsh
5aaIfdd say. NEansheId 81 ~ eWal 4
2IS "A / IL IL 3ssA ID
go ;ss.sEt 8 E7
I
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s. j j
ESG0 q q sc 6 S3f FSsICG As II "a asa
RU&1sE5teS~ ts s(lBEEsEz 4 KIP ESBsssSs{e e5stlS
.--lkAaE.T.iift llFs 81 IAli q -

S1N6Eth6 siperseeFha5 ias las hsfil teioS
- eaxs X has IN
aIers IRtsS t6e Ar
il6la tfisss sssf 70
rSst yeeFt ana R4 bqtS
leS, t0sether With
h2nEsTs en9 MA
i.ursis BdIal0 Ralite ette,
yrsennes I1dshspelll. Eaa3feLpn,
as4Ffilts Memphis 81 httie, gstdts n leles
0flsAHs also leer siaBe f
sartpbnts af EentRckY sipak ltiaB
aGe1 class tliosifs
Ghieittd L5aisy Prize 5sls
and Illinois. 2
The following IN Wheeling, here
tof1re hc Afnolds EuEliet lax Bait
lyrB BsakS Flut6;, sts9
SofEtEeetefn Baus Sf SIFpiiia
Rank FeeeiiRs; Dank AGtas
N epFaPenys Gepnty CLERK q ohtS cSeptyi
Ot4cef B5lttGute Qhi9 0fiees AeGuek
H8das; q ons
Matthews gcpS T.SaceieysE Eo5s; De5ae &CpSE: D5i
Boyd; Royd O Oliver Pryor; JAS. IL Stout
din Ciilberspu { Co.; Press. e 49,
For sale at manufacturers prices bv
o.Sl L tNDDJN CIIREESON
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Changei Tllna.
CONC NoRTn,

Huron 2'9sl I'tW
Reach sludusly ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS '' I'1o
GOING sOUTII-The s1O1 u. Train viii connect at San
iussy with Morning Toledo; MonEoeyie with
Chicago Express the Southern Division Of c. 7. Road
Mansfield Junction with Day Express from and at
Xear with the East aud Nest Trains on the Central Ohio
The ) 81 r. NJ Train will connect Mt andusly with
G. r. r. RI at shrIbg function 5:2I p NJ With hs Mail
O. c. c. r. C. Columbus cinclnnati at Mans
ied FUNSTON at - P NJ with Fast train on o. Z. Il X
Pittsburgh and at Newark with East and West Night
GOING NORTiiwI4e a:2s N Train will make close con.
nection Newark with Mail Train from Bela!r on G. O. r.
E s! as WIN fS96Ss. Ss @
Cleveland, Buffalo and New fort ard al Monroevie With
la Train on c. &. I. road to Toledo, Chicago, &c.
2t' Train viii connect Mt Nrwark n;i Express from
Fast Train for PittsbprEl; at shelby Junction at sci
viii cGennnii clevesnd Sio1roeyliis wi'iNieht
steamer Bay City for Detroit and chIeaES
sandnsky, Aus. 4, 1855 Eeri5-tf
ATM ERICAN AND WEST Elm
ssTEANsPoRTATIoE.c COMPANIES LINE OF BOATS.
Chicago. MILWAUKEE & SiIEBQYGAN!
Touching at intermediate Ports,
POTOAf 40,
Cant. sltTa.
BJJ I4 IS, e. :1A:ey-IO,
1CH IO.A GO,
II JEW FL a " ElS,
0gPt, SAF!Es-
N S.ei s.li;sslF. ia 5,
III fI Az e E w -I1s s,
f DTII. w ., A . { TX T.
TOLEDO. @
saz5rgs HOW Az .l2
l5E. a- Capt Al+sxt EUiE, I 7ti
7s MOEI a. Nv .IS- 7l5 gs-i
ORB Iz,.ssI &C -A-zE1s ~
T. IIz4Gs z.iS .l,... RI NJ, x .asgst
Il EBsI5, S, A ass SKA.
S s.1I. I{ cssf,s..
PIl Z NJ QgI IaH,
TON a w a. lSSiIOgAz.a
NJ Capt. GR4Rpsly: a9e
D-AzISN13tIA,
K a SIS a S, q
80 Capt RACE.
The above neuned ss5qi9rE area!l Of srFeEt
With ample or eL
to the WESTERN STATES, Will find ts the most desrahe
route The recommendations for families with wagons,
iofses and furniture Ac ssNzpnot fall
70 give peps no Es9Sl tae
- -. i 4. n. BOSD. Agent,
aplI-Gm Cisyslana Q.
n - IA IsLR I-I4S3fL1fS.
TOIiS IL THOMPSON III Main street, receiving
81 teTtJon OF Ills spring PaFeTs for Palors
tIaIist &c. &C.. Prices esmedrratA ~ @hes
SHOSxssNAsINDONY
4ftANDsoalR sho with siass q large sEso
ssspE saass = ils91 az ig7 ,. EtessE spen.
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I. ]. ALLEN, Ill. D.,
President Of Farmers College
InDTS RNUHEYNS

=
To Young men rlio wisht acquire BHsiaess Ed'tcG-
M R ANGER has the rare qualifications teorctic: kuow!
Ee aptness in teaching, added to practical Counting
Room experiences feel confident that graduates from
College VIII h fully compeent TO Keep the most e',9t-
ctited Est pf BOOtS. -.'.5 ''.i
A. T. STONE, Wholesale and Retail Merchant.
]. j. JANSEY, Sees Board OF Control, State Bank OF O.
J. T. PAHNI, Book Keeper AZ D. 7. WoodOury'S.
D. OVERDIEf. Book Keeper at Clinton Rank. '-
II. q. MILLS, Sec'y Columbus Gas and Coke Co.
C. B. MASON, Book Keeper at ). II. Riley Co.'s.
Eg-FOr full particulars. send for circular. -r=
CHANGER II ARMSTRONG,
fc4-iv PrGprietors.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-06-17

.seR=-a OPENED THIS DAY, and now readysfor
- sale fresh sGpplS d Chckering 4 Sons cell
IL f TtbratS Plano Fortes, OF beautiful RlScS Wal
- 4 nut aud Rosewood finish, and for bEllancy Of
zone aud Ehtntss Of touch be sarpassed seT this
ountry Europe, md offered at the lowest
sfers prices, including carringr. -H'- lt71'tt
Also Prince OVs AelDdeoGs style, With full and
alt swel Of dne Rosewood nish aud the loH BualO
prces; with general stock OF Martins hrate GaEs,
Italian, French and German Volis, YloneelIos Fntss,
Fifes, Baiios TuloTnes Tuning EprsS the Italian
srlnrs,w all other articles Ine and gene
al assortment OF Variety Coots. 5Ij - - t.s4H
Wholesale and retail old Music Variety Store,
No. % Uaion street.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-06-17

~ THE ILADIES' DEPIRY.iENT
Is now opened for the reception ofLaes. No Institution In
inparts thorough Interesting course in
this Department.
nccncIuson, would add that shall put forth our
still eminent degree, the Hat
erinH reception will which enterprise has He and re
pledge OuEseEces 70 iW1dif more aoroHgh prGcfie'!
Of Mercantile r.iOh tam can GeJor,aed at Oy
atIer similar Mercantile College.
Among the nang Recommendations wc gVc the follow
ing
we, undersigned take pleasure in testifgng that
personally acquRined with Mr. GranGrr ability s ar
Accountant and Teacher of BOOK Keeping, which is of til,
highest order. lie has had great experience as an Ac-
countant, heavy rcul and Banking Houses which
,ivys him superior facilities in mpartng Pr0cficdl
EnOSrIege or Eock KeeizO, "d ttorO"g tOiaaEreta!
EdHcGtiOn.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-06-17

HILDEE BROTHER,
NTTHOLEsALE AND RETAIL Dealers in Miscellaneous,
w Medical, Theological School Books, Stationery,
Wall Paper Window Binds.
Wholesale Dealers, School Committees aciers, and o;
supplied the the BOOKSTORE Of
Nam ans AID Union Streets WHEELING. Va.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-06-17

h, - lsAf'Lf Ii4IA3iL4YGfS.
IoIiN IL THOMPSON, III Main street, Is
81 portion or his Spring for Parora
tIaItst &c. &C.. Prices IBedeTgte 3t iHlhSf
SI60SYsENA5INIoOW s
"A 1IANDsoAR Fnd6E, with Glass OF large slZss
~ ind susteF4 % suit! nearly "a Eo0d "a ssis
Cheap lbS .s...s, : Z. ,,,,stS-ss
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JUNE 1856.
E.TsC GET ia u.s..


far FstY al ems 81 IoE Q
keegtq aa,a fssrsq - :, i &
For R9H ellFssia Ladies Aspd .
gNi1E PRoRRIEFORs take great pleasure In
u tiiAnkSf0F the gfa1tSs aud unprecedented sue
witch of their Ins ution slee
Is at1hG Capital stimulates them tore
heUe spOsf sgfciett EadR1e. TIC
rspidly Increasing iltFefirni and
ies coues4ST iSsca,lffEs frEflfHO fEe practical
experience of die Principal in heaY banking and ornsr
caI HOusgs, assisted By educated and accomplished gentle
has enabled hin 10 bring TO degree Of perfection
SVsteIh COUNTING ROOM Instruction, b Grad eSercses,
Sor ATTAINED BY ANY OTHER INSTITUTION. -Each
stuie.it, y tbs process is drilled 1T the DESK, ialiot1
fly SIC y by STEM until he has mastered the whole
of an Accountants duties Thoroughly tOY9k he ha
Nsrred ubpFcatieeSa7 an some Edrge Commercial
ROGse and all aWkWrdnrss fntering, and tgTesi0us
are, in great measure, dissipated.
In addition engagement Of accomplished Assist.
ants, have secured the services OF OF the
eminent Lecturers in Ohio to lecture commercial
topics.
oar Instruction too extended to Parcularize
here tTbr7Ces every thing connected with DOUBLE
ENTRY BOOK KEEPING, with free and fell discussion Of
Scientific Prncpes-Lectures Commercial History
and History Commercial Men, Commercial G
ozrapy, Commercial Products, Commercial Calculations
Political Economy Mercantile Law, Ethics of Trade, Part
nrrshp, &c.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-06-17

SADDLE BLAAhEIS..
HAVE lot of first BucuyG Stdle Eia1Sets Gaia
Il cheap 1T The old stand, l55, Min street 9Ge ~
uY3I ENOTE.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-06-17

Elavcr.ng Extracts
or JtIes, Pastries Creams, Puddh.vs, etcete = =
For sale by TIL. LOGAN AGO. ~ =
jul5 Bridge Corner Druggists.
Washington sentinel. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1853-1856, 1856-04-17
Avn Editor.


AT recent festival given by the Printers in
Boston, the following truthful and sensible toast
was made:
The EDIToR-The man who is expected to
to know everything, tell all he knows, and
guess at the rest; to make oath to his own
good character, establish the reputation of his
neighbors, and to elect all candidates to Office
to blow up everybody, suit everybody, and
reform the world to live for the benefit of
Others, and have the epitaph on his tombstone.
Here he lies his last !" in short, he is loco.
motive running on the track Of public notoriety !;
his lever is his pen, his boiler is filed with ink,
his tender is his scissors, and his driving wheel
is public opinion; whenever he explodes it is
caused by the non-payment of subscriptions.
He is expected to work for nothing and board
himself-and if he is unfortunate enough to
have family, he will either have to run in
debt for their support, or take lodgings in the
almshouse. Poor fellow! he is-nothing but
an editor.
Washington sentinel. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1853-1856, 1856-04-17
DE ATH OF THOMAS A. TIDBALL, OF
wINCHESTER VA

We have learned with sincere sorrow Of the
death Of this truly good man; and we beg to
offer our coincidence to his bereayed family,
and to the community in which he lived the
whole Of his exemplary life. The man who
goes down to the grave, after three-score years,
in this world Of trial and temptation, without
a spot upon his mantle, has achieved rare
victory! This has been the case with Mr.
Tidball. We venture to assert, that he has
passed through life without an enemy, and has
died with the friendship Of all who knew him.
Our own relations to him were almost filial in
their character, and his house was one of the
homes of our boyhood. In every relation in
life we knew him well. He was as gentle and
kind in his nature, as he was manly and brave
in his character He was a true Christian,
and was richly endowed with all the Christians
virtues. In the beautiful valley, where he
made his home, he was highly respected
and beloved. In the town of Winchester he
was idolized by all classes. He was the clerk
of the county court, and as an evidence of his
popularity, when the new constitution of Vir-
GINA went into operation, by which all offices
were made elective by the people, the man was
not found who would permit his name to be
used in opposition to Mr.. Tidball, and he was
elected unanimously. Firm and decided in
his political opinions as he was steadfast and
answering in his integrity, he was yet gene.
rous and tolerant to those with whom he diff
fered.
He has gone to kindlier spheres, leaving
behind bright example for the emulation Of
all. A just man on earth, he has been made
perfect in Heaven.
Washington sentinel. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1853-1856, 1856-04-17
nG%A Kentucky corresnondent of the N

Bag A Kentucky correspondent of the New
York Neos, after urging the necessity of a
union of all constitutional men, says:
!" In view of this, the duty which will rest
upon the Cincinnati Convention is more Sc
rious one than ever before has devolved upon a
similar body. The experiment of bringing
forth unlocked for candidates, however bril-.
liantly successful in the instance of Mr.. Polk,
has proved too signal and ridiculous failure
in the present incumbent to be again entitled
to trial. That man must be selected who en-
bodies most fully, and whose life has most
clearly illustrated the national sentiments upon
which national party must rely for success in
1856. Foremost, perhaps, at the present time,
in Southern estimation, as the man most suta-
BILE to receive this distinguished honor, stands
Mr.. Buchanan, of Pennsylvania.
Washington sentinel. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1853-1856, 1856-04-17
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