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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1856-05-23

NATToSAL CoSvEs1IoSs.-We Civ,
below list OF the National Conventions
to NEE. before the Presidential election
With the days on which they are to as.
semblc -
/. Abolition National Convention
Syracuse. May %
2. Democratic National Convention
Cincinnati, June 2.
8. American party anti. Fillmore
Convention, New York, June IL.
4. Republican Convention, philadel
phia, June II.
). National s.raigh Wing Corven.
ton, Louisville, July 4.
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NOTICE.

all persons wishing to have thsH
y Wool 'srded into rolls, can do =
by leaving it at the store Of j. "
HV Wood 4 Co., Ellsworth also at A
0 house Of Daniel Foster TromanA
lbert Bartlett, s. W. Harbos, Tremout
From the above places, wool and yarn will
taken, Manufactured into rolls and Cloth, and ~
turned at the follow ing prices
FOR Carding and oiling 5 cts; Weaving and MliF
washing Cotton and Wool Flannels, Plain or Twill
cd, IA cents; Satinet 80 cents.
J. FoLL.ssBEE
Nv Desert, Nay 20zh, 1850. l7c~
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IV A Strange Sensation, was exper.
fenced in a news paper office, in Portland
recently, on the receipt of missile. eme-
mating from one Of the church walkers Of
Ellis. Quiet is restored. and the able
Baptist organ of the State still survives,
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1856-05-23

ScHooL-HovsE BURNED. AND SUI
eide .-Mr. Calvin Dean, of Lincolnvilie
GU, his throat in Freedom. during the
present week. He bled profuselv and is
not expected to live lie acknowledged
it is said, rc have bnrnt a school-house a
few days ago in Lincolnvillc.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1856-05-23

The Pacific Mail Steamer George Law AZ
gers 81, 100000 in treasure. She connected, at
the ls,hmas with the Steamer Sonora, " hich
had g.. 100000 in treasure.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1856-05-23

The subscriber hereby gives public no,ice 70 A.
concerned, that she has been duly appointed s.;
mas taken upon himself the trust Of an adnlnI.pS
tor oi the estate Of samucl Obear late of Sed s~a
in the county OF Hancock, deceased by sisiis
o"hd rs the law directs she therefore requests 81
persons who are indebted to the said deeeaseds e
tate, to make immediate payment. and those w..
have any demands thereon to exhibit the same n
sediment. Mpxp ou,ta
sedg~ick, May It'll, 1856. l73wp
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LETTERS
Remaining in the Post O'hce at Ilisuo.i
NayoJ ISIr
GENTLEMEN'S LIST.

SAMUEL ?. Baker Esq, Daniel Barker. JoA
q. Crah'ree, Maufr. d Gushing. Juha Conan.
Dan. Howard VIM. W. iludgdon, II CT La.
caster. James H. Leach Peter Ley. lIets
IL. Mcfarland. Rotert J. Mason E>q. \. /.
>.etson Esq, Cap, p. :. Thompson Isaac Tn
LADIES' LIST.
Miss Eiz. F Balcome, Mss Sophia A.:
Harish. Mrs Harriet Higgins, Mr., rrnde-f
HAYNES, Mrs Betsey l.. Jcldnn, Mos As :
llnscot, Mis-. annsh :. Palmer. Mis-, Rs,i 4
Richatdson, Miss Helen VI. Smith Mr.. NJ.
Thurs,on.
s. q. WOOrARD. T.. NJ
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1856-05-23

The citizens meeting Wednesday
night was thinly attended. The repor,
was made. and accepted, and ordered to
be printed
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1856-05-23

Petcrsons Magazine commences a new
:olume in July. Now is good time to
subscribe Send two dollars to c. J.
Petersons, Philadelphia, AMI you will be
sure to receive a good Magazine. Five
dollars will secure hree copies. The June
numper is on our table.
HARPER for June is also received
througe Fetridge Geo. 1t has the usual
number Of illustrated articles, and the
same large amount Of useful. entertain
ing and instructive reading, which has
gained it so large measure of popular
favor. For sale by Moses Hale
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Kansas matters look equally. The Borde
Rufsians, backed by the Governor, troops
seem determined, to conquer the actual set
tiers,
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1856-05-23

A lot of land was recently sold in Bos-
ton at the rate Of three millions four
hundred and eighty four THOUSAND and
eight hundred doh RS per acre.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1856-05-23

a train Of Ours run of the track Of the Pa
manu- Railroad the 9th INST. and 10 psssenses
were killed and 60 wounded.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1856-05-23

tTThe Municipal election in Providence
the l4,h, resulted in the election of the
American candidate for Mayor, by 800 MAORI
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1856-05-23

The pro-sl-very politicians in.is, that Kan.
sas shall not be admitted with her free cons,i.
tuition.
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MARRIED.

In Sury. l4th inst. by Rev. Nj. Dunbu
Mr.. Madison Babson TO Miss Julin a. Allen
both Of Sedgwick.
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A Company of twenty-five young mon left
South Berwick. No, few days auoa. for
Kansas,
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1856-05-23

The case Of Judge Davis has been
brought before the Supreme Cour. a.
Portland. by memorial,
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1856-05-23

We shall use all new type. in printing IN.
American after this week,
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LATERFROM EUROPE.
ARRIVAL OF THE
C. \ n 4 d \ ,
AT HALIFAX.
HALIFAX, n. s., Nav 90

HALIFAX, n. =, May ".
The steamship Canada, from Liverpool
shortly after P. NJ, Saturday May 10
arrived at Halifax at half-past 10 7. NJ
Tue day, May the Goth.
The Washington arrived at South
ampton on the morning Of Sunday the 4th
The Full on sal ed from Southampton for
New York on Wednesday the eth. with
about 80 passengers and full cargo
The Canadian sailed from Liverpool a,
noon on Wednesday the eth, for Quebec
with 20 passengers, the mail, and a large
cargo.
The Cambria arrived at Liverpool shortly
after ialf-past 10 A. NJ on Thursday the
Sth, and the Baltic arrived at p. NJ. on
the same day.
The clipper ship Racer had gone ashore
on Arklow Bank, and would probably be a
total wreck. Al the passengers and crew,
over 500, we're saytd.
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Pl.llRIBl>Ttjl,

The f.Huehabls Companion Of IIiavata'
aud Mrs, Rebeeca 4. Upton, Cock Boo
For 'ale ly INF Jp OSGoOb
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Padre Will, was recognized as minister from
Nicaragua the l4th inst. by the President.
He was kept waiting a, New York, until the
President ascertained. that he was Catholic
Priest ana Their at once. he was recognised
The tendency Of his hair to curl. was not an
insuperatle objection.
The Congressional Commission in KansaS,
has developed as strange. and as hige handed
proceed s., as any charged to the Border
Rufha by the papes. Thse 7,fSi.,, NV
ceedi"ss in K 'nsa. - BoSToN El.~o
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1856-05-23

Having upon the system through their ac.6n ne.
The blood Thu Fluid is preparation entif.ly Z.
tinct from the Globulcs bu, having all ;h.it th.s
zeal qualities and all their medicinal enc. -
except Cathartic powder for which Laxative .
substituted II il well t. take them in conn, r,i+r
the Globules at night and the Fluid through -.
tav. Thus all humer. and impui ties ar ft., A..
uihilatc,l by chemical action and then clssa.t
away or carried from the system by medicinal =.
ton. Vitality Of mind and frame il rrtaintd a4
the dull litless feeling Of wcatiness and Iass;a4,
warm Spring weather advances i. prevent :
hanshcd. The glow Of full life i. felt in all 1.
luSury-the free glad sensation Of buoysn, h,,2
and abundant energies.
BURR. FOSTER 4 On. Cornhill General Asenp
MANSFIELD CO. II City Wharf Tpccial Age..
LIFT
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GREAT BRITAIN

The Qneen held court at Buckingham
Palace, eth, TO receive addresses on Peace
from the Lords. Commons, and city of
London, Deputatons came in great
state. The Queens reply express d
satisfaction that peace is re-established on
basis that affords security for it's perma-
nence.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1856-05-23

HARPLRs STORY Books, received
through Fetndge eco Boston. This
no. for June. of the popular stories for
children. is illustrated with twenty six
engravings. One evidence ofthc attrac-
tiveness. and of the usefulness of these
Books. is that they arc eagerly looked for
BY the little ones.
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J i \ T.

JUNE.
Magazines ali ecivcd and for sale by j. !
bSGOJD. III
Minnchaha Polka. and The Prize Song,
for sale l., l1tf OSGDOp
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Ayayids Globule Vital Find

PREVENT TnE
LASSITUDE DEBILITY AND PAINTINGS 0P
SPRING WEATHER
BY iessonins or tcmperins and Ipo1fyingp.
effects which
CHANGE IN THE ATMOSPHERE
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GopEy's 1.ADy's Book, for June is

GopEY's 1ADY's Book, for June Is
thus early received. 1t is as usual. filled
with choice variety of reading matter
and splendidly illustrated with engrav-
ings and Sashion plates. Good wine
needs no bush.' and we refrain from
saving more. than that this no. equals
is predecessors. For sale at the Book
stores.
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and disturbing assembly by night.
These Incorporate, and vicious char.
actcrs were not under the restraints which
CONTROL men at home, but were really tc
engage in any acts of violence and out.
rage which might be recommended by
wicked, and designing men.
The people of Ellsworth have good
reason to rejoice tina. most of this hor lie
has left, and returnrd to their appropriate
spheres.
Your committee have done what they
could consistently, to detect the persons
who set these fires, but have not been
able to obtain any evidence which would
fairly implicate any person or persons. as
guilty Of the offence; but they hope that
the liberal reward which has been offered
by the town Of Ellsworth for the detec-
ton of the gnilty, will be tho means OF
ultimately bringing them to the bar OF
justice.
In conclusion your Com. would express
theiSdsep and earnest convictions that
he1U ore sufficient notice has not been
taken of the outrascs and violations Of
law which has occurred IN our village
that we do not as citizens sufficiently
.,,u,, ,.,s III LAN1iON.ing upon US to
order and
not con.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-11-29
Washington intelligence.

Washington, Nov. az.
The Cabinet had another long session to
day, and il is understood that they will con.
tiDue them Dolly until the meeting ofCon-
gress.
The President has completed his Mes
sage, as have also the Secretaries their re.
ports. The proprle,y Of printing their re.
ports with the Message and sending them
for distribution has been discussed but not
determined Tomorrow will decide what
course they pursue
The New Grammar Minister, Mr. Her.
ran, is here, using every means in his pow.
er to brns about speedy adjustment Of
our difficulties with our Government.
am informed this evening tha, move
ment has just been disclosed here with ram.
ifcations among the leading iron men in
Pennsylvania and New Jersey and other
portions Of the Union. having Tor its OBJ ect
the retention OF Mr. Guthrie as Secretary
OF the Treasury under the next administra
ton.
The Democrats of the District Of Golum-
bia are to-day celebrating the Presidential
victory by procession with the usual pha-
raphernalis, &c. The ceremonies are to
conclude with an illumination
The Sloop-of-war Falmouth wall he put
10 commission on the lst OF January to re.
lieye the G Germantown in the Brazil squad
ron.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-11-29

A SERIOUS JokE.--A wealthy gentleman
in Boston, whose benevoleuce is rather IN
excess Of his discretion, has ordered Of the
American Bible Society number % 'mpe-
rial quarto Bibes, bound in Turkey moroc-
90, with panel covers, each TO be enclosed
in rossw God case. and presented 10 each OF
the crowned heads ofths world. The books
will cost sbou, $50 copy.
The crowned heads will be rather puzzled
10 know what the gift means; the Catholic
crowned heads. such as King Bomba, for in
stance, will either throw them into the fire,
or send the messengers who deliver them 10
the Inqusi,ion. Since Lord Timothy DeA-
ter made shipment of warming pans TO
the West Indies, no New Englsnder has I'M
dertaken so novel a speeulation.-l N. Y.
Times.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-11-29

PAPER BAGS MADE BY STEAM.--There is
manufa etory in Philadelphia where paper
bags are made by steam. There are sin
machines in operation, producing an aver
age of 90 900 bags per day, OF oil sizes 10
contain quantities averaging from. / TO %
lbs. There 10 an apparatus also for spool
ing aud cutting the paper the required width
and press for cutting the bags after they
are manufactured. After this process oil
spooiing, the paper is taken to the machine
which cuts the paper into the shape desired
folds 1t, apples the paste, turns the edges
required to be pasted, and then presses ofi
the bags, OH tapes and rollers, into drying
room, in which steam pipes are introduced.
Through this the bags are conducted by con-
hnuouB tapes and rollers over surface OF
about fifty feet, and when thrown out on
piles the bags are dry and ready for packing
The mandatory is an object of great Gu
riosity.
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1aro mare.
4. CLOSE &CO':5. COLUMN.

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w samer. sIsrgs srees u Heagy AMI saelf lis,
posted s s ssrs s.a rs 1a Gssig y' cans
1000 sss' Na' s''o y ofs thSa + W. 60.
aa.spss '''' - ~ Sl5 ~ y Y.
RON 'f''' ''1s' 20 '''' 70" T. /. llosE co.'s.
ersaa'' haef and cf n, ~ ca N% 1nts
- ~ : 'h''h " q" C
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L row
puars Fore Law a''d d.. 3 ~ a.
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iGHTNiAG h"d'And I"stiht ~ ,i i2t as "a a.
5000,
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I " fS' Fuftablr 'tfisl hHls "a
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DAGk me, hemp Hnn huhoer 'or sale ~
pLht hSAiiH5 Tools Ben"Ms, Agsllsf Han
Rofk- haGtiiEa Hemp, all siAes4t
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-11-29

DIFFERENCE AMONG PoLrrIcAL DocroRs.
The Raleigh IN. CO STANDARD states that
the Democracy saved the South in the late
Presidential contest, but the Charleston Is.
60 Mercury dissents emphaticaliy, and
Hays;--"We are surprised that that journal,
IN the intoxication Of success, should shut
its eyes to the Pyrrhc character OF this VIC
tory--one more such and we are lost. IL 10
the South that has saved the Democratic
party, and not the Democratic party that
has thrown its shield over the South. -
Latitude appears to make considerable diff
terence in the opinions Of doctors. ssxsxsS
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-11-29

Tyr TaAp STILL SET.--We called atten-
ton some days ago to an ingenious device
IN the sidewalk at the foot OF Farnam ST.
in the shspe Of deep pit, the only con-
ceiynble object of which must be to catch
nnwsry pedestrians during dark nights II
.omebody, either individual or corporate
vii, not have to foot surgeons bill ore Of
,hs,e DAYS, we strongly misspprehend the
capacity Of the coutrisanee. Railroad com.
,sniss we should think, when they stop on
rho direct means Of communication between
no,tions OF the city, should at least afford
facilities for good transit round How
ever, this may be none Of our business OF
one thing We feel assured, blame will rest
somewhere dire city, unless dollars worth
Of old plank, or some substantial remedy
should make the spot one Of greater security
10 life and limb.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-11-29

RIFosa N SPELLING. DIR. Jas. Adair
has been in our city for few DAYS Obtain
,ug subscribers to BEL OF phonetic school
books, which il i. proposed TO publish SO
soon rs four thousand subscribers to the
amount OF five dollars each can be obtained.
DR.. A. does not anticipate reform in the
present but with the rising generation. He
maintains that children can acquire an edit
cation in three years less time by this than
by the old system; that they can learn TO
read by the new method with one-halt The
mental labor, and tina, when 80 taught they
can read ~ith equal facility books, etc,
printsd 10 the present orthograPhy.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-11-29
Tammany Hall Denomination.

New oRk NOV. II.
The Democracy of this city held mass
meeting at Tammony Hall last evening, in
honor OF their victory in the recent elections.
Resolutions rejoicing at the success of the
national ticket and of the local officers OF
this city were adopted Speeches were
made by Hon NJ. Clingman of N c., Judge
Parker, David l.. Seymour. John Cochran,
and others, and the INN ense assemblsge
displayed considerable amount OF enihu-
aiasm
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-11-29

NORTHERN Iowa. friend OF ours who
lately removed from this county TO Stacy
Vile, Mitchell co, Iowa, writes that upon
his arrival in that interesting region, he was
besieged by young and old, great and small,
TO know who were the Presidential csnsi-
dates, He took with him a supply of Sum
nsr's Speeches, Fremonts Life, &C. which
we're sought after greedily by the denizens
of the prairie. They are all Fremont men
up there. They say they can't 60 for an
administration that won't allow them but
three mails a Maguoketa Excelsior.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-11-29

RYA EsTATE.-On Monday last Mr.. r
Nerwin purchased four acres OF ground be-
lonoing to Mr.. Churchill, located above the
bridge and on the hill side, for the sum OF
Is 800. Ia few years. when divided igto
lots, this land will bring him ia double the
ouFcbase money.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-11-29
Lat est N . w ..
Kushs., Nex Printing relegraph.

New York, Nov 27.--The new printing
telegraph instruments of Dir. Hughes were
publicly exhibited ia successful operation at
the Office OF the American Telegraph Com
pany in this city to-day. They worked both
ways at the same tune over enc wire with
great rapidly, and in other respects full
filled all that has been claimed for them.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-11-29

New York, Nov. 27.--The New York
Society Of the Cincinnati held banque,
in this city on Tuesday last, and the occa
sion was one OF much social and patriotic
enjoyment.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-11-29

ARTISAN WELL.-Mr Davis, OF the
pennsy lysnia House, is having an Artesion
sell dug on his premises. He has already
reached depth of seventy feet, all the way
through solid stratum Of rock and expects
20 % one hundred feet before he hnds wa
term sufficient quantity. He thinks that
oar city Is pretty firmly based, be Jag found.
ed on solid rock.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-11-29

TEsr FOR THE "MEniuhs. "A ddison
Dawson of Lynn, offers to give any spirit.
ual medium fifty dollars who will tell for
whom California has cast her electoral vote,
requiring at the same time the exact mum
her of votes each candidate has received, be.
fore ii is possible to hear in any other way
from that State
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-11-29
YEN STORE AND IEW G0ODS

NLW NIUNL iNU NEW W'TUUO ,
WE have catsl ourselves in this pla-c AiI the la
w LenIiun ut carrying a WhgIesa!S Staple AMI
faucy Dry Goods business, bur owing the hteues<
the season have cgneluiyi to RstaH present
stock at HAslssais prizes
Having Been eoanectrd in Baltimore for several
years with OF the largest Importing hauses ia this
COUNTRY We datter ourselves that sell goods
feIaarksbly low. We shall open in few days in the
iaFs and elegant store being flushed for u on
Main st Il near the ferry, magnificent stock Of
Domestic and Fancy Dry Goods.
.stso a large assortment Of FANCY ARTICLES
As our goods were bought bnt lew days ago, u
course have tho very latest styles in
Ladies' Dress Goods and Mantillas,
We respectfully ask the attention of all stock
the latest styles and os prices together with
desire 10 pie Sc every be sufficient ndueement
fae coafdent of receiving share Of your patronage
N.yl dtf DASHIEL L 4 SMALL s
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-11-29
Rtaa mar pisshled

New YORK, Nov. 27.--The steamer J. r.
Smith, on her passage up the Hudson yes
terday afternoon, struck sunken mast, and
commenced leaking so fast that she had to
be run ashore at Spuiten Duyvel to prevent
her sinking. The passengers were all
taken off in safety.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-11-29

n ". MoRRIs viii offer to-day al his
new aac:iJn ROOM on Second street ST
O'Clock P. NJ. large lot Of ladies cloaks,
ralmss, hose, gloves, fancy goods tim
mlngs, watches. iewelry, plated goods. hats
caps, clothing, umbrellas. and an almost
endless variety Of all kind. of goods. They
win be sold TO the highest bidder without
any reserve. Ample accommodations are
made for the ladies' 10 attend the sale,
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-11-29

"saIrH's Every lady in the
eity knows where Smiths store Is Its
Opening day very often there, as he is
constantly in receipt OF new goods. We
refer 10 our new advertisements for a dee.
cripton Of HE latest lot.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-11-29
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gaakiag.
4, a n X + r s.


i, & Honey remtted 90 Europe Ia Stgkt Bulls, wills
an Be sashef 10 any town in England ireland or
Wales in sums i upwards
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-11-29
ssare Chance TO secure
a La. I. h1a Ia rxnin0 Yanda In aenff Cnun &
FOR LEASE,
cas- !, & S in Block &c, corner Of earnau, 81 i
II Third street,.
Apl1dr COOK 4 SARGENT.
NOTICE

AR. j5ha c. Dzyie has tbIs day been admit
VI TED = Partner H. hfm. The business " in
80 continued US he ret of0re. aud under the SANE
islHs and style. COOS & SARGENT
Ia rnport. A uriIfsf 1s5G.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-11-29

Tms HElTs ALL.--R C. Gardner. oI
Detroit, claims 10 have Invented sewing
machine rot larger than pair OF scissors
v hlch will Do the work in first rate style
and can be sold for dollar apiece.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-11-29

The N. Y. Tribuns's Kansas Relief Fund
has reached the handsome sum of Sl6,s77.
May it double before spring. Ii will be
needed TO relieve the destitution and suffer-
ing of the Free State people in Kansas.