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THE DAILY GAZETTE.

A CANINE NoBLEMAN.-We take
the following from the Trinity (Cali
/ formal Times. 1t records most re-
markabIe instance Of canine sagacity:
William Dredge lives about five
miles from town, at the base Of the
mountain which towers North Of n,
A short time after midnight, on the
morning Of Wednesday, last, he was
| aroused from his slumbers by the
howl OF dog. No menace on his
part could rid him Of the presence oi
the strange intruder. The dog con-
tinued to walk around the cabin, still
repeating his dismal lnoauing bowling,
occasionally making efforts to effect
| an entrance through the closed door
way. Surprised and somewhat alasIn-
ed at this singular demonstration, Mr..
Dredge at last hastily dressed himself
and unbolted the door, when q large
mastiff rushed in. The dog at once
c,nght hold ofhis trousers and employ-
ed very gentle means to induce the
man to accompany him outside. =
Drcdge's first impression was, that
the animal was mad; and yet 30 Pc
culiar and earnest were the dumb en-
treaties, that he finally yielded and
proceeded without the cabin. A joy
ful yell was the result, and the delight
ed brute now capering and wagging
his fail ran before him, and now return
ing and gently seizing him by thehand
and trousers, induced Dredge to fol-
low him.
Their course was up the precipitous
side of q mountain, and soon they
were forcing their way through SNOW
drift that had settled in one Of its mn
merons assures. Here comes the
wonder. Upon the snow lay the
body ofa woman who had evidently
persisted from cold and exhaustion.
lIer limbs were already stiffened il
death. bnt what was the surprise Of
Mr.. Dredgeto see that faithful dog fer
rit ont from bundle of clothing that
lay BY the side ofthe woman, q young
child about two years old still warm
and living. A little inspection, aided
by tlle starlight and brightness Of the
snow, enabled him to discover that
the person Of the woman was nearly
naked. With a mothers affection she
had stripped her own person in order
to furnish warmth to her exposed In
fant. The trnsty dog had completed
her work ofself sacrifice.
Mr. Dredge Immediately conveyed
the child to bis cabin, and, areusing
some ofhis neighbors, proceeded again
to the mountain to secure from the At-
tacks Of Wild beasts the person ofthe
unfortunate woman. Her body was
buried the next day. The child and
dog have been adopted by this good
Samaritan; but as vet he has beenun-
able 10 obtainany light as to the name
Of the woman. or how she hSPned
to stray on the dismal mountsh de
1t such an unfortunate hour Ibe
,hild is doing well. and is tsuiy 2
handsome boy.
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THE aubserih. slaSth! ittaEthe attention ~
thttili2oHs iIyCHs sFi4tn surrounding fgntffg
to htDrug and ii, at sfgrs Ju brai ybetNesi sect
oBd al Third SIS.
froht fsk55wtg e sstl aHristaeG 10 the Heast
hec1n assure thasr wlsa 6ay N an that theS si!i
befnfnised 1Iih eielArs OF tie 1n . qHaiity prS-
pared wiI!i le siILles ag III asoaeTatC FiIees
Personaiattehliou viii be gwen t. tta COMPOUND
Ing oi all Prescriptions.
Healsokeapsa Eaf34 iAaasi sineEtnf German tehehA
English and American Eeftisnetgs iuOih SB4 Hdif
brushes, Combs ,lij !. .GeHeral ast9stiteE! otIaheS
Articles.
Dayennoft tJtffsl t4sst.d ~
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WnAr.. BELLE THINKS ABOUT FASH
IoNABLE SocrErY'' AND MArRIMoNY.--
.sBelle Britain the Newport gossip
ping correspondent Of the New York
Mirror. is decidedly original and
sensible in her ways Of thinking
And she "speaks right ont. Hear
her:
have not been "a young lady
long; but have already seen enough
TO convince me of the hollow rn0ckery
Of what is termed fashionable society;
and would much rather be known "a
the simple hearted country girl, She
flower ofthe plantation n-the 1idoi OF
the colored people" at home, than to
reign here as .'the belle ofthe season."
admired for my fading beauty; court
ed my fathers s'uncertain riches" "and
abused for the very sscharIns' that
make up my attractions. When ! am
older and wiser | will write you .
homily on this subject, giving the
benefit ofmv experience 70 future gen
erations.
On the subject OF matrimopy, tao,
i have some peculiar notions Of my
own; and ii time and trial confirm
them, perhaps may some day come
out strong as "a reformer" of the con-
ingal institution. My present ides is
that no more than one couple in ten
are fit to marry and become "breeders
of sinners"
Only those who have received q
Spartan education: who have pure
blood in their veins; who are perfectly
healthy and passably handsome; in .
word, only they who have sound
bodies with intellect to match, should
be permitted to multiply and Sim
prove the breed of their species
This vulgar propagation Of human de,
iormities: this awful annual cropof
candidates for the Hymeneae halter,
should be put through regular board
of Medical and Moral Examiners, and
licensed or not, accordingly. But
this is another fruitful theme, that
must be reserved for future considsra-
ton. | am quite forgetting that !
should be gossipping OF and from
Naxuport
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tiIy
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Stopts.
STOVES AT WOLEsAI.El
The Largest Stove Store
- tSao VVeOt!.'

I'm the VVoOtsss
WE sbail receive on the opening ofnasigstIon N
wv lasxess stock OF STOVES and TINNERs
STOCK ever brought 10 The State Of Iowa. Among
The numerous areles which We shall keep eonsfaat-
II on hand for snners use are Tia Platte shsef iron
Bplier from No is 70 ss, cha,esai a., Rsssia So.-
Jnifafioa ksssiu ds., H3re, Jared Ceppsy's; Bra-
;sr's d., Bfsek tn, Lead CSyysr Botfsas, Msffsi
d., lysa Rissts all sizes, Hssfd d.. aH ksx<s et
Irssssd Hars, Jspsassd d.. Timers TOSfs; ;aad We
assure all persoDs favorIng with order CHAT
will sell them goods IN our line sslow as they can e
bought In Chicago 81. Louis, and mush lower than
ikey have been paying for them heretofore IN this
plsc CO, ard - fsrnS to suit. a
Please give US call and learn our prices, and
the We think you will spend neith er time nor
sy hereafter in buying al The two places above
named.
n. b. In few aays we shall rect i've an assort.
mept Of the above named goods by Saiiroaj, sum
Client 10 supply the Immediate demand.
Country Merchants can rely upon being supplied
At aftmes with Jiaware and on favorable terms az
JtAslessjs prices. 81
I. Oii Rags, Copper. &C., &e., &c., taken 10
change for goods
No,4 Barrows' Eieek, ProBtStreet
NchI2-dkwu MICkERSHAM 4 HICKS.
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TEhE SE.sy ROE'EL.
w AV Ii. II l. Y OU 5 + ,

VL ENfcVts
rs now open for permanent and transie nj bodrders'
1 Those who wish quiet and pleasant home Dur.
liy hong orr short solourn In davenport can itf y
at The Waysris House. The ISbiess. 'e ihfn,ssso
wh the delieaees the season; the roo n are pleas
aut The led, ne ~ aud soft. he Aayeriy - second
20 no ho,et west Jhicago, in point OF beaniy o. 70
CATION pie lsant house, good furniture aud g"gt "a
blea. ida Hiyi u. Nj. ADA ais. ffopfietof-
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STAND FROM UNDER /!

STAND FKUM UNDEK!
BOOTS AND, ..SLIOES!.
+ AM ana now preparation the land winis trade
With from 40, ,ruDto $4,000 parsof Boots aad Shoe.
c1tnprisihg OF the most extensive stocks efef
ought TO ii,s market. Diadeup solely for this trad.
during The last three aonths. under the personal
pervision OF an experienced workman. All those
persons In want OF good Boots. good Shoes. good
Gaiters, slippers aud last, though not least, Z
GREAT AsD GOOD BARGAINS
viii do we'll ioeai uu the snscriber.
tine Ladies' Slippers only twenty-five cents per
pair. Gentshne Boots ss,51, aud all other goods in
proportion. D0nt all rash at once is 81 VII #
One duor east oi Barrow. Preityman's store,
Front street. Dsvsliport, Iowa.d JAS. JoRDAN.
Sept. ~, 1855 DIR
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The llldPionecr Baker, still ahead!

r,,HE subscriber has recently made eaensiye prep
! aralions for tae manaiJctare OF Sutter, sagnr,
postnn Soda p,o Me, Water aud oyster [ EaeseTs,
PILOT bread, Ne, &c., togeiher with good assort-
ment of loaf Bread. Cakes and Husksi
s..ntr for ina inanu(.ctnre of Cfrm 4 Pants
PATENT LOAF BREAD,
made BY Maetner me advanases saa'ea ,h Rrsad IG
mr. nniforn h quality, and handsome IN appear
anee, il il much aller and mofe even, tkeeps much
longer with out becoming 81 ", aud TO many persons
Ia not obiec uonable when week old, AZ GUS as
handsoms as the nuest French rot II goes iafther, !,
ana il readily introduced into families VINO tave nes
er used Bakers Bread eeflre shAii eonunue i y, 70
ARTICLES on terms which cannot all 70 gse GU
Ire satslsetlou hope be able 10 supply aii who
may favor me With their patronage; 1919 .niur " ,h IL,
nast fuyors hone to merl' Q cohihuancs oi lhe
same All orders from the country Es1psstta an1a
ed 10. Dht'''-r Dh'-as - - -
uurrows IL Prettyrai.a's Steam Nils.
Dayanpor ri, May %. is5i-dti -------
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New Arrangement.
SEg sa ~
iniD01td3tt 10 I'dssejtgels goiny EaSi
VIA,
JOLIFI ,GUT OFF.

MICHIGAN CENTRAL KAILKUAD.
rpwo daily ttains have jplst lssespi SUNDAY ,
connecting at Lake Station siin the aehigah
ten,rai r. Mr. Detroit, aud thence with inc Great
Nesler, Carada littiway foI Niagara faits 6iiaso'
Albany, NtsW YORK Boston, PnlinieiPhi, aohtrehi'
TRAINS LEAVE JOLIET!
6l5 A. 81. EiShiHIhg RA press arfiygsat Detroit Al
0 n ~ 3Y l:ogt,.n ntis ST nis;hl arrive at iliiade-
nina al Eim a at 10 T.. " also connects IL Detroit
y ili seamoesfor Cieyeiand. and theneewith morn
ing train. 10 ali points in Ohio aad Pehns siYana
st5t'ai ssNptes4 t9ilsets next morning at pettoit
MiI, nstti, Shore iIss - ntesmefs through Wihout
landing, arriving ats, s5A NJ notiaeeltHg with rs
iees with the nofalng iruin on the thnaia Railway
arri,ine at SIaLlGl Falls ii $50 r. N
lhf,,,,gh tiF III IN t purchased The ticket ofe
aes ~ fqE &. Jstr, alto Ttng passenge rSto
iay"sar an.l fssu,na tt,rtr srts Al pleasure
JttK "A. ~ 4is sAe S.kltE, bdPt.
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Roots ana shoe. bv the Case Or Doss
NJ O n TIC IA

- I;. DAWSON. a. 1D-,hsye formed .
81 partnership seh =. u Griygs. under The nata.
and lyle OF DawsAh. Gnggs 4. ts., 10 take edec
an the Isl day of November, 1853. 4 I'd
All persons ilaifis. unsettled accounts with the oi,
arla re requested Is call and seuie. i5f uet2s
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NOTICE

NOTICE. N I
tH is 10 certify that the tnershtp heretofore
existing betwe5a Ihes nnde ri : ned under ihc
aaae and style Of shoup- X ,Rarkslow 10 this day
dissolved by mutual conseli.
All tile demands outstanding III rayor " SD stui
B. +. SHOUP.
asl lia e6saW A. ". BARKAIA1W.
III The Forwarding aud Com,nission tss'ness
viii hereafter be coutinaed by H.. ShouIs.t -,
at lie. stand,
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Z psN asYrv ] 90 RAILR0AD.
ss ;s;... !

pENssYLy 3gIg RAILROAD
s s;s.. sssss: ss..s
rAs ersati;aatl. Route. e2nbse etdg ihe II lantit
I s,ties with the w ,tsFn Northwestern, ana senih-
peslern skates, @ eoatiageas halif - fse,i I'M,
laaiaer. 10 al peri On The NORTHWESTERN Iakes ma
saf le mosl direct c&tGpest aaa rsiia6se r0ats by
1 whicA Freight can De torsaFael 70 anu rom lhe
! Rates between Philadelphia aud Pittsbaig,
/ Etrsa I lass --iioots, ,saoes, DrYi &c. 100 a
( (so0ts Ia boxes) Futs, feafhers, sell
| Spe.sls,i lAs.ss.~-Books ~ siatiolI-
,.-y DFAl Goods GA balesl Drugs and "a. nttoa
Medicines, Hardssre, Leather, Wool
| gI,lr,i CIass.--Ansils, Bagging,,
B.eaa roi g. sdI oaikl e1s. ,s siss SOC 100
/ E9Isrrfa Class. .--Gotee, fisb,Ba-l
con q Pork (paeke,ll LardtS Lard Oily 40c it0
/ nemp, Iron lead, ualIs, soda ash, &e.)
/ Fi0ljRZsl per JaIrei until further nolIeo.
/ GRAIN-50 els. pert9G Ii until falthsr notice.
| eorroN--S2 per bale oai aSss-aing $50 lbs,
| sellht antlfathe
vi }sln shipping ~ point -Asl oi Fhlii
adeInhia be paTtIc,ig 10 IftrK packages Fem
sglcaaia Railroad e Ill goods c4nsigDed 10 the a.
GEMS for this gDad at fhladepha or Pitisburg, VII
| 5s forwarIed Bilhoutdetention.
| Fasaifr rA,sSgras--Harrls, Warmiy & Co., Mem
oh IS renn., Z, & sass x CO., S. Louis, J. = Mitch
ell & son, Evansville Ind Danesnil, Bell & Bur
dock and Csrter & Jegeit, Louisvile Ky. r. Msl
drum, st. sn, lad; sEriEmsn Brown, and rwir.
o. i,sc. Il Co, "A Kilb5 a. Boston; Leech 4 Is
Aslor House,H n YORK.; William 81, and Batter 1
place Nsw York; b. J. Sneeder, Philadelphiai Ma
gras. .5 Aoons, Biitaore; Geo 2, Fioneseus, Pits
IL Il. HOUSTON. Gsasral Freig4t .1gsat, rAaa
H. JLoaBAERf, sap g9itsoaa, Pa.
Pennsy iyania lkailrSad.
Thrse Daily Tarough Trains between Philaaetlhiu
ana plttsbargh. .--rHE MORNING MAIL TRAIN
leaves PhiIadelpbia for Pltsburgat n A u anI
Piltshnfgh fer Philadelphia att A. NJ. The East lins
loaS Is Phiiadei Aaat r NJ and piit.lnIs ,f phiii
adeli,hia at 2. u. TIE NIGHT oAPRtsS tfan
i.,sas Philadelphia for Pittsburgh Al u 2 NJ and
pit,sbargh for philaLeiphia al II T. u.
IN, above fines eonueat as Pittsburgh w4;h the
Railroads 10 aud from ST Laafs NO, ittpn ttIiena
and Chicago, III. Frankfort, e. sBgt0H shj Osils-
yiIe XIV; Terte itauts', tal Springfield atiie-
fonilns, Sandasky, 4listss C4"yelitl, CeiGaiaas,
zanesvile Massiliau au3 &elstee, Di0, also, with
tls steam packe. b0at- train ant 20 Nc" of.saus,
81 Louis, Louisville siA titir|-.;iatf-
Ihfough Tickets be isl y ~fsram either OF ths
sti1so places. Ia,
For ft.fhef particHiafs ssyhtHdbHs at the difer-
Al ting p5lats, Passengers from the West will
ma - tie shoris=i and uiost eNpcdltiuus route 30
I'll lelihia, aalualoce, New Iork or Boston. 4
U'S. MOORE, AgeAi, Passenger lines, Pbila.
i AESAlMEN, Agept FassqAgcf Liues, Pitts.
itA. Nos I'd 20 dIs Esa
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SIOUX CITY LAND AGENCY.
fsHEWsTER IL KNIGHT,
Land Agents at Sioux City. Iowa.
Lands entered aAd Warrants located ia Sioux tliy
Forg Dodge aAd Council Bluhs.
II ysColl .rtipas promptly Atlended 70:
f. 2. BRE WSTER, u. z. KNIGHT,
Aus. x coun'r. at Law. Civil Engineers j. surveyor
REFER To-
DAWSON & True, l.sars.,f EditSr Gazette,
i,r.J. al. wiihsrwax, Dawson d Griggs,
Il. Price, ESD, j. L, Lane Esq.
Alay 10, i5c-dtya z II : - % ~ tH
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GKAifAM & KEPNEH,
Forwarding and Commission Merchants,

GKAEfNW q hLFNEHt
Forwarding and Commission Merchants,
No q BURRONS' NEW BLOCK, FRONT STREET.
s, Les Davenport, Iowa.
Orders soieitsd ior the purchase OF GralS, Flour
Wool aud Predae xenerslls. @ va 500
-RerGRgscEs-
gBnrrows Il Prettynia davenport Iowa,
Whs;, Pusss d W Ice, Phil. Pa, ~ s
Springer, HaIbaugh " Co., Pittsburg, fAs.
Spang s Co., =
Joseph h. tsdsf, st. Louis, Mo-, f-+4l
Mchride & Hammer, Cincinnati, Ohio,
T.. Mccoy d sons ~ .Lisbon, :.
D. q ID. AicDoBzld q Co., wsilsyiiie Ohio,
Aohian MariiD, So" -
George Nells,
faauIr.. eiafrslsont< 81 Co., Cleyelahd, 9.
hAss1y y sinclair -
James Gsahal,,, New Garden, 6
hiaFcaaItts zsnetaliy, Salem, .
a. .
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Notice.

YAnCk i-land HahE has made arrangements to use
| Il limited aul olat oI the enctesoi tho Manuiae
IN - and Aeo haaies' Bank ct Vol ambus, Georgia;
,a ih., shnIsawil, be rseeso. on deposit orin pa,
meAtiar Exchange or Gola QD ths sAmete,i as The
ISSUES 81 lne soiNNal R.tuks ~ Virginia, hshtaeSs
Ohio OF laIlana, ". y; oSo9MN. FEest.
lt island Juur l3 dtswD. > ~, MANN, Cashier.
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w ~ See n towifs0 S fanse 100 acres
" ar see Is q. . .* " 100
situated in CeiaFcVAnty. Also
y 4 Is or sec 20 Iownt8N - 4Eeu -
\ tSE,ir-..s26 saN g 1850 g
n N W ursea SUN = 4 lE 80 -
SAN W ar ste "a, s0Al57't ALSO q
" ls qr see9 IA sun g 4EeI '
Ia Sgail eoaaiy. oBefct for thirty days al great
!l1si!s ly lh.ir swners WHO Aalerniaad TO sell
6nt, ~ Al b. OSBORN & CO., Land Agt .
Rock isiund, illinois,
VI aitAys also some ttty ~ q counify property IN
Rock Island ca aiiiS shibh e3aered very cheap.
I'm 5 IS a.-NM -
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FRESH MEA rs

TIME sabseribe has taken ssa y ~ lne npsf ei1
Of the Lever Market, hers oe assures w III pu y. :.
lie hs Il pre sared at all times TO 4erse them WIN
rood meats as the country anords, ana q, as ios
price As they eaa be obtained 10 me ely. ne ask
share Of public patronage. Msal WooRrl III ~
rt side nc cs OF Gus taniefs. ~ " @ES1ont+-
Msy ,th. 1856, diff
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oI LIE lA&018os 4
EyRENCH kid, White Kid, English kid, Bronze kid
l. aud Velvet 81 jpprrs. Ga8 81 sJ18 Say
Also, Kid, Congress, Ehglsh and French Lasiins Z
Gallers, from ,eUiJ 1e,.5 per pair, for sale BY
Dec DAMSON. GkI(iG - co
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Dopts ano Sboes.
.Es q 81 ..sliL3
TIE Su0E TRADE

II AyISG increasd oar Izeil,sles fer @rna as'Ss s
Ii ing and dealing 10 Boos snoss ana = ~
20 he citizens ofDayenpor and VICINITY, y,
ueenenis than ereri Buy their Hoots avg YloSs =
lain every description Of goods wanted ~ W peOtss
We also are maslng extensive Pfepsrasnsops ,, W
Whoiessieing Boos$ and Shoes ana We Inyne eve1
Try dealers 10 eeli si exsnie our socs ana pfDcss
ASH Is ouY decentralization W felt on ~ 9D0d tcTns ~
they can be IprckastIia 81 tsais on Chicago:
*s at.f8 HG DAWSON. GRfGGs a. 20. IS
oat25 fN4s Brady ST. door from Cd.
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ULaros
j. w. STEWART.

ATTORNEY AND coUN5ELLoR AT LAW,
Dnce over aiston' store Bfly bet. ff0BIaBd2d a.
June i0dt; DAVENPORT, IOWA.
} O. BILLS,
ATTORNEY AND eoUNsELLoR AT Law,
Dayenp0Ft, s0ySa.
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Skin Diseases, Uuo9S0 Al0neyv,
and greatand Powerful Tonic, purifying the
Blood, and invigorating the entire oystsn.
Tn, ae,iiene, ti,oag prepared As great sexpense
Yet the price is mode that II societ. may oE
itiu H. TafoMASt A.. HURLEY.
Mannfaetory. corner ~ seventh aud Green sas.,
bouisyille, Ky.
TTsFor sale at Wholesale or retail by
Ap n aNwiy L. T.WEBB, lie Claire Row.
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Clinton, clinton County, Iowa.

Clinton, Clinton County, Iowa.
n ,oraons desirous ofinfortnauon concerning this
| point can see platof the new Town any, anu oo's'i
If'' likU. Il. PARKER.
oniee over Niey,s Grocery Store, sdsl
Davenport, Aug. h'S5--h
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IURLEY'Sf SARSAPARILLA.
fy,iIls inyaiuabie coiaponnd 30 fully appfeca ted
| b, tlia A,aeresn people, is gaining Wide elsb-
rity and has become permanently established ~ the
e. :iii most eGiegiss medicine ofths day. Ger ia-
eats. are daily ,opsi * ~ tsom all paris 9. the stsses
and ii,a athlete nov rejoice there is help whea
cry oIher renedy proves ine dectaai Diseases which
iur years proved source VI misery, asd agonixing
inheiee am, countless families rendered happy and
eileorfu 5y ii, estrAo rdaary endeacy. II yon want
The pure and genuine Sarsaparitia, khai) which "
h5Hsrenl and sap sr,or 10 Bulls any other
p M Is ono thing Is capahs Of being 10 another,
ihen tlkeHarley 's,fsr out Of thousandss Of cases
Indiana Missouri and Kentucky. il has never in
sngi iiss lance bse TO fail, and Will tr-
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Wali PaperI Vail Paper.

= ~ 80 i5uua rolls ontanl just received and open
| 4 Zins, We hay, no hesitation in saying thai We
nave nc largest and beat paristg west Of Chicago,
| sisit 10 our store and warehouse vii! show, all
which VIII be solo at reasonable prices.
II. A. ppk TER X BRO,
old PloAeer BOOK Store,
AulT DIV IN Rock Island. Ill
CoMpAseES,
/ ISF alt sizes ofGaTicy q co's.. Troy, al
| tjapi dw-tf II a. Porter Rao r.
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HoLINF PAPER HILLS.

-
NOLINE PAPER MILLS.
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n 1.hnr.,sill WI call ON the Merchants through
rrnirsIIovz AL psytbem in cash or paper for thei
49,. 5. w. WHEELoCk.
Moline .Inn ei,fN-h 1851 -
NoHcROas' YAHENr PLANNING MACHINE
ss,HE sebscsieer, Agent for The Pstentee of Nof
II ero.s, Psien, P,anlx Machine, III sell rights io
"a unties or smaHar fsiseis IN the Stale OF Iowa.
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The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-08-21

FRESH BUTTER AND EGGS.
~ ~nnP0uNDs Fresh roll Butter; also Is kegs ehoie
ZOUVpaeksd sud 5uo dozen Esgs, just received an
s,r sals al the HAWkEYE STORE.
apln aE JACOB WEAVER, JR., 4 co.
The morning comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-1856, 1856-06-19

MASSACHUSETTS, LEGISLATURE Tho
Legislature Of Massachusetts ajonrned
SINE dir on the 9Th inst, after having
been in session more than five months.
The Boston Daily Advertiser says Of
its)egislation:
Tho Governor has approved 3oB
acts, and JOB resolves. The session
now closed deserves 10 be- honornbly
known aud remembered rather for the
little harm it has done than for any
thing else Most Of the mischievous
propositions which have been brough.
forward have been crushed before BE-
coming a part Of the statute book.
One very important amendment 70
the constitution has been initiated. viz.
thu. establishing tho equal district .y.-
tenn for the choice of Representatives
Three other amendment. have been
ini'ia'ed--one establishing the district
system for Senators, another combining
III" right 10 vote 20 persons VII" can
read mud write. aud the third reupir-
ing fourteen years. residence from per
sons Of foreign birth as qualification
for voting or holding office None Of
tho amendments initiated last year
have been consunated.
The morning comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-1856, 1856-06-19

This is tho name Of oupfhey now
political organization in HE Northern
part Of the lIniou, which has not vet
been in existence long enough, to
build n platform iftley have erected
something to stand ON, Southern archi
teets have not yet seen The outlines Of
the trustle work. No doub. from the
name they have adopted, they expect
to embrace tho whole Union n thing
that would not he ,amely submitted
to, by the southern part Of North Ara
aricn, since all casts aud all cclors
would have to bo squeezed in the EN-
brace Of brothor1y love and affection.
This would not be tnmely submitted
10. IN Tho North, airy more than i,
would DO IN tho South However,
when we cast our eyes about Ia. wa
see all The contorietios h|an,letj tnre'I
er. Some, fancy ono color and some
another the practical result Of which,
is. That we 90 into the stree, aud find
all shades Of tho rainbow ol humanity.
from n pa'e and sickIy cream color.
down 10 jet itself, as sleek aud ehincy
ms ebony Why Mt the ratio strides
arc being made towards auagama
ton in Louisiana, a brief half century
will serve TO whPe out. tho Nnm'd'an
nation, and as the work may go grad
ually forward without any sudden
transition then class Of our own
color will be prepared to take the
place of the present hewers Of stone
aud drawers Of water. Such n thing
M fire. society, in tho latiludinnrian
sense Of an utrn democratic view, can
never exist, until humanity takes wings
md leaves tue mundane sphere, for
some less substantial and more ETHEREAL
world.
The North American Convention.
Now sitting some where in New Eng
land, have resolved to await the action
# Republican Convention, which
was to have met i" Philadelphia, on
last, before nominating their
for tho Presidency. II is
understood that Col. Fremont, will be
he lucky man.