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Washington sentinel. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1853-1856, 1856-03-01
NEW GROCERY, WINE AND LIQUOR
STORE

HNHE Subscriber begs leave to Inform his
i friends and the pubc, that be has opened q
a new store, No. 474, Penn. Avenue, between
Sd and and halt street, Fizgerald's Build
ing, two doors east Of the United states
Hotel,
Where he intends 10 keep constantly on hand a
large and varied assortment of Foreign and
E Domestic
Washington sentinel. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1853-1856, 1856-03-01

4 yAUTfER's.-Just received . large as
VI sortmeni OF Pate De foier Grss, from Stras
burg, ia small aud larae Iars
Jan <2-tf q GAUTIEK
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by RAILROAD DIRECT


Time between w ashingt tom and w sltns
bat IA la hoursI
Ruaaiag time 6ef~esa Washington aud Ciaeins-
mari 81 houys!!
Through Tickets aud Baggage Checks TO be ha d
la Washington!!
Washington sentinel. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1853-1856, 1856-03-01

nor RENT, till tho 18th Of November
I next, the large built house al the corner Of
18th and X streets. Call at the " Sentinel Office
Intelligence, Star, aud Organ, one week daily
and send bills 10 Sentinel Office.
Nav 17-lwd
Washington sentinel. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1853-1856, 1856-03-01

DLAT ED TEA sETs.-I have just re-
IL ceived some new styles Albata and Silver
Plated Ware that offer al manufacturers prices I;
also, large assortment Of Spestscles, of every
description together with a good assortment OF
pure Silver Ware, Of my own manufacture, which
will retail Al wholesale prices
H. o. HOOD,
AIS Penn. avenue, bet. At and sih SITS,
Sign OF the Large Spread Eagle.
Feb 25-dlwif
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IXCELsloR; HELPS no PROGRESS

BALTIMORE and ONO nailroad BaItl tore
Nav Sly e@
Washington sentinel. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1853-1856, 1856-03-01

- JUNAS 7. LEVI,
No. Ala Penn. avenue, (norh siJeD between
Sd and A streets, two doris east OF the United
States Hotel Oct 4-a
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-08-25
p,u,0m,,,c saa Consular Salaries.

Hitherto tne Consuls ofthe United states
have been rewarded for their services eS-
elusiyeh. A bin has passed Congress pro-
x,aing that in future a stated annual ssiafy
shsll be paid 10 them. The compensation
n Ambassadors is also defined by 1t. Am
bassadors. ENJOYS Extraordinary ana Mih !,
,",.,~ plenipotentiary to Great Britain ana
Rance are allowed Sl7,5oo; TO Russia
Snain. Austria, Prussia, Brazil, Mexico anu
china, sla ,o0o; 10 all other countries slo',
ana nsr .nnum. Ministers Resident and
commissioners shall receive 20 per cent
rbaree d,Affaires so per cent. and Seeie'
taries of Legation is per cent oil the saia.
ries Of the Ambassadors. An Ass,s'ah'
Secretary of Legation at London ana r''is
reeeiyes sl,5oo year, The Consuls a.
Liverpool and London are to receive St,ooN
ner snnum; of Havana. 5000; Queoec
1000: Melbourne, $4,000; Calcutta, Sa,'
400. Egypt, $500; Japan, 5000; IufSey
"a 900; Frankfort on the Main, ss'oooi
Haop Kong, $500; Glasgow, % wy
n,bes British cities in England, Scotland
Ireland, and West Indies, $4,000; has.s
in France, So 900; Paris, $4,000; Marseil
les. $4,000; Russian cities-SL. rs'e's
/ burg. So 1900; other towns, S2,0ou; SPan
ish cities. g. 500; Canton and ShanghsI
"a o0o: other Chinese cities, from Ss,uo'
~ "a 500; Honolulu, $4,000, Other Ceh
suIs 10 the various ports IN all para 81 VI
yorld receive from $500 10 $4,000
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-08-25
-, ce.rt-Nartial.

In its zeal on behalf OF Millard Fillmore,
The New York Express Publishes the pro.
ceedinos Of the Court-martial Of Col. John
c. Fremont, occupying several columns OF
closely printed natter Now Il the Hon.
Efas,ass had only half al eye in his head.
he would see that this is just about the very
best eiectioneering document IN favor Of
Col Fremont that could possibly he hunted
Up. Who ever knew man Of true aud
genuine bravery rise in the U. 5. Army
and ,cao did net come through Wsa Fowl
but was prosecuted. George Washington
would no doubt have been expelled IRON
the army a hundred times over, tor his aets /,
had he been tried by tribunal OF Yves,
Point officers. From the highest genera,
IN the army down to the seriest puppet tha'
saar,s an epautet or a mustache, there =
lscn and bitter jealousy existing towar
an those who dare TO be brave, without 60
In, through the same dull, slavish routine
that they themselves have gone through,
.,feo,,ys.. Col John C.. Fremont was found
rnil,y, Guilty Of wha1 Why, he had the
snd,riiy--,he impudence--to conquer Csl''
! e,rnia. before he went through Wes'
/ pain,i He even had the cannlballsm L
| lera HI, men with mule meat. rather thar
/ lei them perish And It IS whispered ina
/ he crowned the whole BY attacking nus enc
mics with only one epaulet on, and wlthou
a bptton on his coat, Tie Nillsin' bat n
conquered California, aud gave to the Unio
and freedom a bright golden star--whis
viii oroclaim his genius. his honor aud n
sn,arnrise while the world stands Che
i PrssS
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-08-25
e,rm,n Emigratioa to America.

The Emigration Society established iast
wear at Frankfort has published i frst re-
port, which includes the proceedings Of the
society from the frs. Of February 1855 to
The las, OF January 1856 The following
f.a synopsis 81 the report
The society iscomposed Of 2ao members,
paving en- annual subscription. The re
ceipts during the above period werel, lllho-
rims, nj il had ia hand on the slst OF yanu-
sry ss4 ioyins. The protection and ssslst-
snce rendered 10 emigrsnts during the year
were very considerable. Upwards Of Loaf
persons applied for sdVice snd direction on
The suolect eli emigration, and sixty seven
persons renowned the ides Of leaving the
conntry ia consequence OF the advice CIV
en-. The emigrsnts who have had relations
with the company took abroad with them
q sum Of slQ 600 aorins According to The
report, the diminaaoa which took place las
year in the number OF emigrants going from
| Germany to the United States is attributed
10 the following causes 70 The bad harses
lin America in 1854 10 the number Of in
dustriai and banking establishments whle
have been started in Germany. having glE
en- employment, TO capital which was iol
meriy devoted to tue purpose OF emigration
and iastlg, to Il he aasav0rabis ports sea
home from Amsrsca ~ many emigFanu
whose expectations had been disappear
ed"
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-08-25
The Great storm st the south

The New Orlean. papers are nilei Win
accounts ofthe late dreadful storm,
The streets ofthat city were lteraiiy over
aoyed. and many Of them presented the ap-
pearance drivers
Ike ponteheruan rose rapidly ana us
waters submerged the plantations along Tue
Jackson Railroad for miles
Al Last Island the water was hse zee re-
deer. The persons who were on i az lns
time Of the overflow were mostly planters
Who were in the habit Of resorting 'aers
during the warm season I'll,
The steamer Star, it sppears' ~ss wl.nl'
| four hundred yards Of her destlnatoh' ~he'
| ne Wa. driven ashore and wrecked :,
At the latest dates the clouds sefe s''
| lowering, and more rain was exPes,eoi
TIE mails had been considerably a'sa'
ranged by the rain.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-08-25
AA0"A n6.
LIVIN0STON a LOCKWOOD

JyAvE opened and are now selling splendid stock OF
IL Hard WARE at isSer figures than any other
concern In the city OF Davenport our stock complete
and We furnish all kinds OF Builders Materials Me-
ohaaie Tools and Farmers implements Of the best man
atsetare Give ess call; you Sanno, y away without
LIVINGSTON q LOCKWOOD
Mans, Cut and wre,s Spike, best brands asv ,,on
CARPENTERS TOOLS OF every description for sale
Slowb, LIVINGSTON LOCKWOOD.
MAIL, Riye,ine, Horseshoeius, Ensineerr aud Black
In smiths Hand Hammers aud Sledses
LIVINGSTON LOCKWOOD.
RoWINa Machines, Com. aud Cast Steel Augers and
LIVINGSTON 4 LOCKWOOD
u ENCIt ana Hand Istehes Of all kiads, most appres
Dsd msks LIVINGSTON 1 LOCKWOOD
MoRrloR, rirrnes, oora;r and PAIRING ohis'ls,
LIVINGSTON LOCKWOOD.
~ ROUND and Pine Ho,rsaf
u ' LTviSosroN LOCKWOOD.
~ Row Bars, aattoSls and Plsksat
u LIyI SGSToN 4 LOCKWOOD.
CHAINS sshr es Essl,e p,syi VI o nsl,, ,o MIL
uIN6Es. HEAVY and lsht susp, n,ltr, Hook aud
L Strap ,ols cheap, Iva hGsIoN LOCK- WOOD.
- LIVINGSTON n LOCKWOOD
pRiTisn Eas,uslsd kettles, tbs only sL.as o' ma
NJ 1niaa !, LIVINGSTON Z LOCKWOOD.
DRAsS kettivs nbs assortment 70 be foundat
ID LIVINGSTON LoCh WOOD.
yNtKLl Wheels Pumps, Cham Pumps, Reels aud
w weil aush5is at LIVINGSTON i LOCKWOOD.
NdouLpERs, Riddles. Selves Sc
lV Nc 6Maas st LIVINGSTON LOCKWOOD
LILEs John Bothsly best ali,.e IA, market, isrss
i stock ii LIVINGSTON LOCKWOOD.
~ RINDsTo Rollers, Gate Hinges, Com. eni TAI
Sfent Nod hainst, LlyiA6sTaN q LOCKWOOD.
DRusHEs Paint varnish, Sash White Wash, Horse,
DSLaring aud Hair at l. LIVINGSTON LOCKWOOD.
A MES old COLONY aud other celebrated manufactures
LIVINGSTON II LOCKWOOD.
MANURE and Hay Forks, Hosr aud c. ; Grain
lNl scoops No. d Main 81.
LIVINGSTON Il LOCKWOOD
WINDow Glass, Putty; IS. -
uyHlfs, Carriage and Team, Buck Lashes.
w LIVINGSTON LOCK WOOD.
HAZARDS celebrated Sporting Powder.
Linz dMsln St. LIVINGSTON LOCKWOOD
x H0f Pouches and Belts, Powder flssks, Gun
SNipsrs, Wrsnches, Com and c. :. Tubes, Elsy's
chemical prepared Gun Wsis, Eleys Water Proof Gaps
@. d. Gaps Ca and buy cheap al No. Main 81, Day-
export. LIVINGSTON \ LOCKWOOD.
aug Is
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-08-25

A Now 10 ExFEL ScoUsDEEL: FROM ST
P4uL.-A large and inhuentisl meeting o.
the citizens Of ST.. Paul. NJ T., wac held
on Wednesday, the 18th inst, for the pur-
pose OF taking measures TO rid that city Of
The scoundrels and gagabonds that infest il,
and who have no doubt been the perpeua.
tors Of the late murder assaults and ROBBIE
ries After some preiiminaEies, resolutions
were passed That they tthe citizens who
composed the meeliug) would d. al 10 their
power 10 cid the authorities 10 ferret Gu,
and expel the lawless band Of notorious
characters who have no visible means OF
support in the city.
The meeting was addressed by several
Of the most Influential men 10 the city, and
much unanimity prevailed as TO the necss.
sty Of something being done
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-08-25
Private School for Girls and Bows,

REV. GRO. &. STREET pt,c,,sI
Ihis school VIII open lor Tie regular isit Term
4. 81. " "'"' 'i"'"
church. eotnefof Harrison and Third Streets.
aug b h2N
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-08-25

ATTEMPT TO FeIsT SLAVERY utos oHk.
cax.-The Rochester, N y, Dsmoer"
makes the following remarkable state
ment.--
ave expect soon 10 publish commnhles-
lions rom gentleman Of the highest intel
irepce and Of entire reliability, m retef-
eace to the purpose Of many Of the South
ern settlers in Oregon of establishing sra
very there as soon as they induce MAORI
| ty Of the people TO consent to State organ
1s,ion But Tor the Wiimot Proyiso, which
these men would NOW cfaIn' the right, III
der the new-iangled doctrine of the Buehau.
an party, that the Constitution tolerates
aud protects slavery in the Territories, to
hold slaves in Oregon; and the influence oil
Government would be used to support the
claim.
I've learn that the failure Of the at.
| tempt TO organize State Government wis
In part owing 10 the fact that the leading
schemers were known to have their plans
perfected for making Oregon slave State.
They have net sbandoned their purpose,
bat are necessarily obliged to postpone il
until the present Indian difficulties are set
tied"
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-08-25
IOWA FEMALE srMyuspy

I'his new Boarding School Tor Young Isdlo. q rt
L Missos located Ia Iowa Clly, viii opeh on T,,.
pAyi SEPT. 4Ssh An accomplished corps 81 teach
atai spacious and elegantly furnished Sc Dol aud re-
flAtph rooms And facilities for the study OF Mu,
rlhe Afls ana OF the solids must AFFORD advantay,
superior 10 ahy institution West Of tho Misststtupl
anu equal ~ my Seminary IN The country. The Pm
Tpal OF one 81 the ehchers sill meet the ladies nj
davenport VINO wish 10 attend the school on anil.
eaton. For circulars Ut board addTess 'f'
Aug IL DIV JM ! p WD1u aoa,,
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-08-25

Mitchell Centre, some three or four
miles above Osuge, in Mitchell county, lie q
thriving town, having like admirable 10.
cation With Usage upon the margin Of th.
prarie, east Of the Cedar River. Mitchell
aha ossse are rival towns, each JEALOUS Of
ne Others prosperity, end each contenang
for the county seat.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-08-25

A SeHEME IN Texas TOR CoLosIzIKe
RANsAs.-The Committee on Slaves and
Slavery in lie Texas House Of Represents
lives, recently made report CD the affairs
Of Kansas, taking the ground Of South Ca
rolina with respect to slavery -extension,
and declaring thar the issue now rendered
by the Northern States is one which thsy
have long desired They recommend the
appropriation Of $4,000 from the State
treasury for the purpose Of equipping and
fitting out emigrauts for Kansas, who are
10 be organized into companies Of sixty
each, and subject 10 military discipline
Whenever company is made up, the Gov
ernof is authorized to advance SI2 900 to
pay their expenses 70 Kansas The repof,
Of the Committee has DOT yet been acted |
upon.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-08-25

Col. cuRris Col. Curtis will leave 70,
the East, on business for the city. pexi
Tuesday, which makes il impossible TO meet
any political appointments for the present
On bis return he will serve his inends "a
be may have tine to do so. He will ad.
dress the people at Fort Madison Oh satur.
day evening next sokak Wats, 2lsi
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-08-25

Professor Morse has been invited 10 The
eorons,ioR q the neg Emperor Of Rassis,
and, il is stated, has contracted with the
government 10 establish haes Of telegraph
throughout the Empire. With The usual
magnificent hospitality which the Gar al
ways extends 10 scientific employs, cur die
tineuished countfymsn j. furnished with
splendid apartments, horses. servants and
all requisite entertainment.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-08-25

Low WATER or IzE UFPER MISSISSIPPI.
The ST. Paul Democrat Of tie 18Th says
that tbs steamers Gaieaa an1 City Belle
got hard aground oa Beef Slough bar on
their lsst trip Up, and a taking the baggage
OF the latter on board lighter all was lost
in the river, bat il was afterwards recover.
ID
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-08-25

TaE n \. TEEUxE--In noticing the
many lame charges d inf5elity made
against il BY Pr0-siavsty PaPers and orators
the n Y. TribaHs Pertinent!y says -
I'VE believe that MF Douglas aad Sen
a-..E q ,, ,a;,e5. aS!s5 nj, 4
tae repeal Of tie Missouri COMPROMISE :
re nave not heard that thai respecrabI,
oody ever defended ihsmselpe. sgainsl
lAT imPutaiioh nor shall we msk-
any special reply to the epithet Of fn6del
how hurled Al Us by this "noble pair 81
oroiheFs, helehum and Fiske. II The
fFDaHs Z really al In6dei publication. how
happens j that i Is regarded with such re-.
spes' ana confidence BIZ such nambers of
men 60 shfewd 10 their perceptions and 50
s'efnlY faithful Il their principles a. tb.
Cisrgy Of the Free States
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-08-25
Hot! Hotter.l Hottest!,l.
TO Lease,

Nh undersigned have on hand few more nItLelr
rasoht Fsfrgeralors, which w. viii sell at a re-,
aueed Price so as to put them within the reach of.Il
'sh soon. HULL, ALLEN " co.
yut le dtl Front ST., Davenport.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-08-25


AGoop AsEcDoTE. Dr HilIgprtner was
oae OF the speakers ., the great Fremont
meeting al FreePort, H.. on tie 2o.h INST
He e an old line Democrat, and In the
course OF ms speech illustrated bis position
BY the foiloa ing anse3yte -
he vas Democrat siiII, real Demo
erat' and u others had proved raeresnt and
iatlhiesf, be would H5t BE- either. He was
reminded Q! an aascdote which illustrated
ms position. A Frcneamau profassad ~
DC governed by principle He ven, 10 bed
al nine; ne was up ~ five. Hs ate At sIcb
Aoufs' he worked 81 many. All was
governed By principle He bought watch
!. inc "aieh ctd not 60 right, an be went TO
me matchmaker, saying, "Look al tbis
watch; ouy hin; gige 50 many dollars
ior hiHii am governed by priasipis. 30
- oed a. nine every evfniao. bulls,, rigb,
" ~ Z "as 1'ne @haD the sun w-s two
h9df' high. Now SHALL b. Governed b.
, -" OF God and Of right, Or Ly him -
!, e4haol :ollsr him." Nov. be chose he
! constitution fof his guide, obeyed il, defen.
20 y, and would not follow "par,y. - which.
lke the freaehmsn's ws,eh. neither ftckej
Z t1e tune Of Humanity, ngr gave the right
! me- nor ind Gated point IN uaison oi,h
ne doctrine and policy OF the Fathers u;s
Peeeh Wa aaks eloquent aud able
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-08-25

A NUMBER 81 desirable lot. for residences on
hfAdS' MAin and Harrison streets, 10 Isass for
ms Term u lie yeafs. Apply 70
W. II. +. GURLEY,
Once o. baiI LstTeen Frolt ana Second sts.
aug ~ dI
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sLAyERY - uEfsqs A carressaalao,
q the n J Tines writag from Union
Point o. T. on the Ist ult., makes The
following statement 49,
"There i large Missouri populsr;,t
here, and occasionally q negro Z seen
among them. And. in one insiaace. ojrj
has changed hands twice. In The second
instance she wse, il ia reported cold for
$500 There are intelligent and prsd.gt
people IN Oregon, who honestly declare
their convictions that there will be ,rem.
endous struggle TO legalizs slavery Ia this
fefntory yet. And unless a change ofsa.
mi nistralion should occur nj Washington.
All the Influence Of the General Govern.
lnent Will 60 70 favor the movement. The
writer has been a resident 81 Oregon Tor
eight years, and during THAI period he bsg
heard government ofhcBis, and appointee.
u the Presidents, argue earnestly for the
Introduction VI slavery into Oregon. And
! pfo.slaFesy sentiments prevail 10 Kansas
hen Oregon viii be fhe next field for the
'ropagandists T. p0unce upon it will
'robabiy be some yasrs before Oregon viii
e State"
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-08-25

DE kAsE And TIE Ascrlc sr.,cu
we paoiishsd IA article from the Iandon
papers relatiSe 70 anothsr eypedi,;an D 49,
posed BY the British government 10 he ~
nc region, e make he faaI search %, .r 1bs
Imam, r Or hs Official record of Sir Jsbn
frapEh1 and bis party, Of WHICH, race
have az last been found. Dr. Ran has ~
common consent. even among the Epglisb
naFigators themselves. been looked to ss,ba
s seeu OF ihis expedition. and has been ten.
c3fea The command Ia the fullest and mo-,
hahefng manner by the English .Adni,,l.
~ he has heretofore declined il. hn, ,be
ItfonP inducements held cot in eo9nec,ion
WIN lateiy renewed appeals from Lady
rankin, the officers Of the British &C..
g2faPhieal Society, and The Minister all com.
'ihe towards Inducing him 10 recGagidar bj.
lhsweF, and u may BE- that be Il destined 70
gan venture upon The periIous enterprise
I, settlLng forever The geography Of The
worth Pole, while he performs the Lac, or
/, Tor tie lost navigstors - Ha,Aiugt9n
iatslligencsr
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-08-25
.ltfeuSiON pNkIjry

iOh good Flour, Bran, scIsenlng nd Feed Of aii Kind
70 10 The Railroad Grocery 9th ahd BRADY -.
where yon will also md ali kinds Groceres and Pro
VISIONS. together with a E.at wagon TO deliver tbsg
nee Of charge Gail ana ss1 Tor yourselves
q. ara
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-08-25
Afw AoufrtisfmfutS.

Halght, Sears & Beckett.
Leather aEtiaetarsfeTs and wholesale Isaisys In
L-atheTC 81 4 EiHds, saddles, ssadI.fy Hard.
|Afe Coach IIimtnip gs, Shoe Find
sAgss hdss 4 C, &c.
t4{ l. nave AuS Oh AAEd one JfthU I4ryest ssd Lat
w selected sssOTtFleHts Of
Leather and saddlery Hardware
s'tf offered h. he MSslt COmpfisiBK la part
sole and HarHs e Leather.
10th Oak aHd HeBlJek
Collar Leather,
FFeAsk. American & Patent Gail skins,
Aips and ppsT Lsslaer,
Of every YEnsty.
Lihi1gs. kDsEs, Morocco, Binding Patent ana
r!AlD sElFilnE, iiasE and EEAmsIled Leather Lasts
flndiHgt dc.
haddisfy H4rge are, Japalned, Bras. and oliver
rated ifSm The 6esL manufacturer Self adjust
,hE Gig aha rad Roller, Horse shoe and Spriug
iVhgasH bErEies1 SHd every sricle sl harasss ma.
E@r or ssaaigrCan sisA.
carnage HG9 UrotsfS Bows, Top Props. gt4mp
SolHIs, Coach Lacsss Bands, u.asIed Gloths Wag.
81 EaDs spokss, Leaf Fellows, ChfraIEYe shaft
Carnage bots Wagon Rprings, AKeIs, Horss col. |
ttrs Horse BiaIksts, Fiy Nets. &e.; Belt Leatbsy
laeLlhs Stretched add Rubber belIlng, Bell hIy,t.
SG., s..
Cash Paid for Hides.
We invite the attention OF purehsssrs feeling ,sl
med We can Fi@ase all 10 regard 70 quality and pfee
HAIdHi, SEARS BkGkYTT,
I'd street, 81 door aboys Perry,
sag &scH Davenport, Iowa.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-08-25
.NO{lc9.

nE L0-phrihsrship Of Eli ADAAsA Co, .tkt. IL
- eaissoisea y mutual consent. The neeonbt, a =
are 10 the hands oIEli Adams, M. 80 Ersdy ~ ~
soiioeaioh AND settlement and 10 whom ali claim,
AsAins' the hfm must be presented.
ELI ADAMS,
nsv.r,n,, -4. ,, GHAe. ADAMS
davenport 'm No ijaiyl ION ists.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-08-25
aollow.ss Ointment 10 nothsrs.

Sore irsssts are a sad drawback on the pleasures
Of taierity. This ointment al once sllays The In.
namtsion and heals the eSeoriaied nipple. tits
sonss prompt Ia It's curative setion upon erup
iions,ores, ~hiilSws, and all external hurts. Sold
Al ,he,anafaetofies, No. so Maiden Lane, NewYork,
and estrsnd, London, and by kll druggists, at sse,
62ic Al 81 per pot aug i9dwlw
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-08-25

The Marshall Telegraph, published in
CIsrk CO., H, struck the Fillmore colors
and hoisted the flag of Fremont and Day.
ton on the stl inst. Its reasons are worth
reading. "The Marshall Telegraph was
the first journal in thu, State that came out
for Fillmore, and il 10 almost the last to
give him up. We know Of bu, two papers
IN Illinois that still adhere to their first
choice. We can stand il no longer. Our
only chance to lick the Buccaneers in the
sucker State and que, the slavery agitation
Is to unite on Fremont One other reason
which has Influenced us 10 THE course is, it
eases the negro drivers too we'll TO con.
unue longer TO battle for Fillmore"
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-08-25

ysu Wish " get nice pleasant home, no 10 The
= suction on seventh between Gaines aud brow
9Th Inst. Terms sEs..
safssdss- 9. PARKER, Aust
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-08-25
Or. sabrd's Invlgorator

Or sabrd's lnviGorAtor
lisa mild Laxative, tonic and
s,imulsiNndis recommended 10 the public, relying
upon is,ria.lc worth ia the cure OF the following
compiaiS all Bilious arrangements, Sick eadaehe
pyspepsfiabituai Cosiiyeness, Chronic Diarrhns.
Chulie, "a 10 the Ston and Bowels, enersl De-
bilits, Fsae Weakness, Se. Por sale by Druggists
senerailyad Chas. I. Webb, Davenport; also by
Sanford b., N.Y. City. lMohlg dSsly.