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Nock kalaM0.
The Old Pioneer Bakery still ahead

uC V1O Z lVuOOA W0ASAy CsAAs u0S0sss
,r>HE subscrb ber has recently made extensive prep.
! sralions for the manufacture OF Rutter, Sugar,
boston, Soda, Pic Me, Water and Oyster Crackers,
Pilot Bread, Sc, &C., together with = good assort
me nj Of Loaf Bread, Cakes and Rusks.
have also pnTchsssd the Patent Right Tor Scott
county, for the manufacture Of Crlm 4 faui's
PATENT LOAF BREAD,
IA ate by Machinery. The advantages claimed for
this Of making Bread, these the Bread 10
more uniform In quality, and handsome In appear
aucs,t 10 much whittier aud more evsn keeps N uch
longer without bscoaing stale, and TO many persons
Is NOT ohjec uonsbie when . week old, II cuts ~
as ss the finest French roll, II goes farther,
snd 10 readily introduced into families who have
OF used Baksr's Broad before. ! shall continue 10
run Bread Wagon as heretofore. In Offering the
aooye articles, on terms hch cannot fail TO give
tire sa.isfseton hope 10 be able TO supply all who
may favsr me with their patronage. Thankful Tor
past fsvors, hope to meri; continuance Of the
same. AL orders from the country promptly attend
"a 10. DANIEL MOORk,
Pioneer Bakery, Front Street, one square sbove e
Burrows Il Prctsyman's steam Mills.
Davenport, May "a, ls56-du
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Boots ano Shoes.
THE SHOE TRADE.

HAVING increased onr facilities fer maoaraetnt.
IL ing and dealing 10 Boots, Shoes and Leather IL,
.ndersxned, successors to s.. G. Dawson q Co., one
the citizens ofDavenport and vicinity, greater In
tucements than ever 70 bay their Eoots and Shoes
aem. Our retail stock hereafter will always COZ.
ain every description Of goods wanted by The peopie
We aiso are making extensive preparations ioi
VhoIesaleing Boots and Shoes, and we invite couh-
fry dealers to call and examine stock and prices
fsi is determination 70 sell on good terms d.
/ hey can be purehasedin ~ lenis or Chicago.
DAWSON, GHiGGS q co.
oct 25 Brad 81. | door from I'd.
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n. 4. GANPBELL,
Attorney and Counsellor ct Law,
Moa.y Constantly hand to loan on real or persona
syuity; long short time; Eastern Exchange oough
Al M Notes discounted Notes and Mortgages oougn'
nj collected taxes paid aud all law business prompt
attended, to In the State and U. D. Courts
-Referenecs-
4 .nr, d Cowes ESQ. N. Y. City, Henry swim, Esq Po
(, prsie n Y, Hon Edward Cowies, City, Hsnr.
!, ,xeb,on, Esq, Hudson. Y, Hon. c huggies 10
..se, Y, En,Gov. Washington Hunt, Loekport, fro'
Y b Msrse Pokespsie, =.
llh.o corner Main and Second Streets, opposite Ia
..ro u.u.s "a aoor May r-dkwu
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professional CARDS.
aGilarS.
Iab,Ilass.


HowA1p DAKLrHsToE. VIZ. HsHRT DAalissroi
II, DARLINGTON & CO.,
A TTO II ~ EYS AT l. A w J,
- DAVENPORT, IOWA.
ONCE, corner of Main and Second streets, oppo
site LsCiaire House.
collections made and proceeds promptly remittet
10 ali parts OF the Unitel States
Eastern Exchange for sale In sums 10 suit sppit
eants!
Money to loan on long or short time
REREREFCES.
r. Gibson, Esq, Cash'r. Bank Of Baltimore.
W. Townsead, ESQ ;, - Bank OF Chester CO
West Chester, Pc
Morris & Joass SCs., Philsdelphia,
Hopes GTownsend,
p Woodward 4 Co., Bankers, Chicago,
n.vby a Yksdsi e. IS 81. Louis,
n, A'R Clark @. Sec America lns. Co. do
r, T. Leech . 10, pitUburg,
Day & Matlsck, Cine! nRsn.
McGregor, LAwes Bakemots, piGenPott,
Edwin Smith, ESQ, do
Nov 90 80 dw6ra
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NEW TIN sTOlsE.
TNhk subscribers have just opened store an har-
i rison between Third and fourth streets, where
they intend manufacturing and keeping constantly
on hand all Kinds OF s l2s=sl 31' 7fs-
Copper, Tin and Sheet Iron Ware,
Particular a,teation paid to Roofing, Spouting and
Jobbtng. Country merchants can rely upon being
supphed with Tin ware at Wholesale prices.
Rags, old copper, lead, Ae., taken II erehange for
goods. lAll6dtn GRANTEES BELL.
sHOttce.
1>HE subscribers have this day entered into CO.
partnershipin Ia the Merchant Tailoring business,
under ne nsms Of A. CASTkRL q CO.. aad will
carry ON The business at the old stand, where ma
se found o fresh assortment OF
New and SoasOna bic Goods,
foi Gentlemea's veaY, and made up 10 order in the
latest styles. We have on hand large assortment
Of the beet made Furnishing Goods, consisting OF
all varieties Of iGH aGEtc7@ 1#wtt2 t'af'
shrts, Undsrshirts, Drawers, Stock Ties, cra-
vats, Gloves, 4itts, Socks, Suspenders,
Braces aud ything In this lins for sale al low
mark. Give us call.
A. CASfEEL,
GEO. LATIMER,
Davenport, Oct -, SO nov 12tf
ssOTAAHf AND CALO1s DE LIME:
Fer sale by ALvORD VAN PATTBE.
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A bill has passed the Illinois Leg
islature and received the signature OF
the Governor, entitled an act to legal
ize 10 per cent interest when it is
agreed upon between the parties.
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Dsntists.
C.. coo ID R CH,
Dental Surgeon.
Once Oh Brady street, east side, 81 doof neiS~
Third street., o
jan2Tdlf DANANFeA'' ~
Commission Wsrcaants.
GonnRICH, CURTIS & YANTlS,
Forwarding and Commission Merchants,

warehouse opposite r. R. depot, Davenport IOWA
UEALERS IN --
Grain, Flour, Salt, Cement, and all dssef'p-
MIF tious Of Farm Produce.
d, solicited aud attended to with Dispatch Tor ths
urchsss or sale Of Grain Produce in TINS snd othef
our facilities are ample for the storage OF all KINDS 'i
Grail and Produce, 49,, 4.
Liberal cash advances made on eopagnmsnts"h7h ue
sired. i .o.a,s;, q
sueciai attention pad u rsesiyins AID ioiSsIoLs
oas nv Railroad Or diver. Charges 1T estabhsneo rates
-REFERENCES-
Cook Sargent Bankers Davenport; Chubb, Bro, bsr
row & Co bankers, Dave nport; Nlekois, CamPbsn .
CO. Bankers, Davenport Geo W IN, bAnksf, nuHA,o
Thomas Kempshsil, ESQ, Rochester, n T.; Walter
Wodsil, n. x. City Cary Gratz, commission u.s. sf'
49,, E.teh 4 Co., Chicago; " Il, McAiister, ksq .
chicsso; Doughty, wilkinson Co., PonghkePsie; Ma'
kins Owsley, commission merchant, Louisville, ny.
time % DIFF
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A SORRY MAN.--They tell story
about q Yankee tailor, dunning man
Tor the amount Of his bill The man
replied;
4 am sorry, very sorry, indeed,
that cant pay it,
We'll, said the tailor, I took you
for man that would be sorry, but if
you are sorrier than ] am, I'll quit
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Fresh Groceries.
DA1 N Gil, jx... a, Co.,
south East Corner ID Perry Sts.
rINhGAkFuL for past patronage We nov ffar IN
the eiiiEsEs OF aienport a fresh supply of
GROCERIES,.
aUGARs--N. O. Crushed, GlsriasI, Grsnulstsd.
Powdered.
MoLAsSkS--S, II. New Orleans ,Syrup,
GOFFEk--Rio, Lagurya, Java.
= Roasted and GrouAd.
TEAS of all grades and nr.l.l
Spices, Pepper, Tsp'S~ apo pasri R,r,s,
spi! feas, IfaapeiEtt -aekwheat Flour. Oorn
heai' hhs1sn rNsS9a ii es, Fruits, N ats, Groaad
hiee, reserves ~ 81 les, Starch, Chocolas ",
iosse hadists & = Beans, Beef Tongues,
All the above ~.sest. offered low snd var /.
'ahted to give set'sras
p., camden Flour. .,-.
"ai' Aha quarter barrel. SACKS. II
Craeknel Biseuit
20 BOXES III store and for sale
Wooden Ware.
.'osis, Miucing Rnves. sA'pSAs
Baskets.
Our stock Is fsrge and we'll assorted
Fish.
tish NJ nALZEi Soa
NovI-dtf '' v ~.
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Burrows u Prettyman,
Forwarding and Commission 1srehants,
PR0DUCH BEAL1RS,
-l.,c..te.nd Retail uenlersip

! a.5 .na wholcssleand Retail Deslerstn
DRY GOODS.
oussusvars, erocertss, Boots' ehess' hsts'csP''
Clothing, Salt, %,
a.yiussm ole room for Storage We shall pay pasMs
hs,,Is hsss on 20 Receiving, Storing and Forwsrdlng
Ia consigned to our care.
( eAsA Front Street, Davenport, low.
Davenport steam flolring 1ins,
xtl be yep. ~ Nv st ali times in Cash the highest
iaiof"ea ,ica for Wheat. Flour always on hand.
PS -.RURROWS 4 PREfTYMAN.
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BOOTS r. SHOES,
WHOLESALE RETAIL,
At The Empire store.
sffa WE have no n in store q large and well sse
HVv w lected stock of BOOTS and SHOES, To
FGwhich we in invite the attention Of all In want
ofarticlss in our line. Country traders wish
ing to repenish their stocks viii find 1t to theisad
vantage to give us call before pur chasing else
whore.
Ia ods numerous customers who prefer CUSTOM
WORK we continue To hold out fnducements Is 10 the
way OF prime stock and stylish work not equaied
tbis,iie ofNss York. II styles Of Ladies' work
manufactured as usaal. Brady Street, Davenport.
api30du MOORE Il BROWN.
l AIDES heel gaitsrs made 10 order
IL NJ. b.
GENTS patent itatAsr boots made % order.
NJ NJ. 81 b.
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- cx @. " ksFNIR
''An nWAIlAM q AEfNEh,
voruardina and Comnissien nerenann,
va . opIiKkOIS,NEW BLOCK, fhoNIsihhnA l.
N''' Davenport, Iowa.
.,,.,,ad for the purchase of Grain, Flour,
Wool and Produe generally.
"o" -REyHnENCEs-
Rn,,ov, & Pre,tyman, davenport, IOWA
Wise. pusey d W Wise, Phil, Pa,
snIipser, HArbaugn Co., Pittseurs' ra''
Spanh parh Z. E;dsr, ST. Louis, Mo-,
SMSp.i.ie & hammer 7, Cincinnati, Ohio,
T. Mccoy s. sons, .Msbon, ,ohto
D. g D. Mcdonald & Co., WsllsV,lis'.oai0'
Mohlsn Martin, !. !,
Hanna. Gsrrstson& Co., Cteyslsnd, :.
Hsssey 4 Sinclair !.
4 ismes Graham, New Garden, :.
{ MercGants generally, ssiem'
.aslA
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The Only Genuine Machine
Was Patented Nov. sth, 1853
BEWARE OF INVITATIONS.

Wisner's Patent Wash TuB.
THE undersigned ofrrs FOR sale the right 10 make
i sell snd use the ae re named popular tubs in
me OF the best eountias in Iowa This Is rare
chance for energetic men TO make money As this
territory is selling rapidly, persons who think o
embsrkpg in the enterprise VIII do we'll 70 apply
soon. !. f.loalhs.
Once, Nos Commercial Buildings, entrance ?
Grady 81. bsSsia5n
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$40, 900
WORTH OF
II A r d w AR f.

UN CU1UlH11UN bIuM U1 E09
RR q "A ID "A * Il J.
>rRW .,ore on Second Street, foar doors east OF
IN Brady. Carpenters, Builders, Biacksmiihs, Ma
chinisss Timers and Farmers will here nna large
which viii be sold by the undersigned Ut ten totweo-
~ per cent less than ever before offered iu his
market. -
Couotry dealers can bay at this store at as low
rates as at 81. Louis or Chicago. Call and examine
before purchasing elsewhere.
Ialy % DIFF J.C. WAen60kN
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new FALL MILLINERY

JUST RECEIVED AT THE t
PARIS AND NEW YORK WHOLE
SALE AND RETAIL sr
MILLIN xRY srORK.
SINHE subscYibes takes pleasure In tuformine The
L Ladies OF davenport, Rock Island aud vicinity
that he has Just returned from New York With
splendid assortment Of A1
MIIIimery, EhabrsiAeFy and Fancy
- .ta4E 0OO00s
Our stock of Bonnet and Sash Ribbons, brocaded,
striped and plaid black and colorsd Velvet
Ribbons, silk Velvets, Sstins, Silks,
French Flowers Feathers,
STRAW Bonneta, Ac.,
10 tAs Iargest ssd test essr bvosst 70 tAs ssrAsf
SPECIAL INVITATION.
We would particularly invhe the Ladies' TO eail
and our beautiful assortment OF SILK, Silk
and Straw mixed, Satin and Velvet Bonuets of tbs
newest Paris Styles, dark and white tdmmed Straw
Boonets, Infants smbrod cred Hoods and Joehy
Caps, Ac. u
Honnets of every description made TO order, and
warranted 10 please. Milliners supplied with Pat
tern Bonnets and evsry article In their line, n
Wholesale. 9HE
NIB. Straw Bsnnels blesched, pressed and sher
cd Marking and sta ping fov all kinds Of enbrot
dafy and brxding dcns 70 0rder a. short notice.
W.R. NICHOLS,
cor. Of Rrsdy % sts-, Davenport, 10
Sept, saith, 1855. W.
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PIANO FSDK'FEs,

~ CHATPIELD bess lesye to inform The citizens
davenport that having had ~ years practical sg
perience in Piano Forte max ing in London and Boston,
ia now prepared to repair Piano Rortes In most thor
ough workmAnliks style. Also AL kinds Of Csbinet
Work repaired aud vanished and Obbng carpsntsrne
done.
tween Third aud Fourth, will b. punctusly attended
to dec t-d3m pa
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JENKINS 4 co.'s
Green Labeled Teas.
WE have finally succeeded In procuring conn
w piete stock th,ss e!oice brands of Tea, llhe
Green Label.) In presenting this quality of Tea t.
the public (which cannot be found elsewhere in lows
teg 10 state that tn. Green Labeled Teas gn
ten up By Jenkins Il Go. fot their own immediate
retail trade, and they never be fonnd IN The eeuB
nv sep NJ ,56l HiAES u CLiPpIAGER.
Eclectic Medicines.
A COMPLETE stock Of Eclectic Medicine from Wm
A s.. Merreii 4 Co, Gin, o.. just Tecelysd.
4 rIIppTSHyP
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GRAPE VINES.


rI>HE ub seribers weuid respectfully call the a
Il yention OF Vine Growers 10 the
Early Northern Museadine Grape.
Having raised and proved over forty xhsrent VI
ristes within the last Ii years, fad IL to be per
iectly hardy, very prolific aad ripe ninX monti
earlier Than the Galawba or Isabella, and yieldip.
one gallon OF wine TO every quarts Of clean fruii
We have limited stock OF large and yigoroG
plants for spring planting. which may be had OF ou
authorized sgeBts; prcs from one 10 hse dollar
each, according to age and size. We caution W.
public against fraudulent yenders We have ap
pointed Me- ssrs. Firiey " D~ire our agents TO
Iowa, OF whom plants may be had. 4 liberal dis
Gov nj 10 dealers. p. STEN ART,
ID. HAWKINS.
New Lebanon, Shaker Village, Columbia Co., ny
FINLEY & DWiRE, Agents. IA
For particulars soc large bills at BarrowsA Pres
/ tyman's or at Gazette Once h lansS dam
A T. O.
Fruit and Ornamental Trees.
lrRuIC TREEs, large sizes, Flowering Plan
| " Usage Orange Seed, kvsrxresns in large aHan
| titles, for sale Al Scott Nursery.
| ianss DAN FINLEY d DwIRE.
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NJ. fl, HEIDESIEINEI,
Wholesale and Retail Grocery ana Provis,or
Store.
N'eond ~, o doors beIo,o Brady, NorM side.
/ HAVE just received and am opening one of the
L largest aRd oesl selected stocks of = A
GROCERIES AND PROVISIONS
ever before brought 10 this matss, TO which tnyss
me attention OF country merchant and the puhIis 4.
seastsito whom Offer he above at greatly reduced
eau and see fer ourselves before purchasing else
"heIe' Ft doc a2-0tf
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uorGSffffries.
Fresh Groceries
ar "HoIJ1A
RYAN g. MoCARN..
No Front st. and Levee.
hh daliy frceiyns fresh supplies choice (rocer..
ana are making arrangements heavy fall srock
h'sns u cohhdenee that they supply tho Mershaat.
more as orabls than counting e,sfs IN ,tn T.
~. Louis o. chicago In addition heavy sad con
plcte stock oil
Groceries,
w would call the of dealers and p,iasr, m ~
sis s1oda oi A LIS OF all sizes and best brsnds
gle crown.
We ksep CONSTANTLY hand a supply of EXTRA
AaMhy flOnrs from the MaIuokefa Union Afls
Nhi1h vs. Will sell al the cheapest rates. 90 y
r; ;. Goods delivered to the city dsala9e tee
ol charge. apssSdtf
DR.. J. 0LsHAUsEN,
Physician, Surgeon and Acsouehar,
oSficE-seeond Street, ppoate the
PennsyivaEia House,
DAVENPORT, OWA.
sov 7,isS4-diy
Hams.
sugar Cured Hams at II Csntai
i you want a choice Sugar Cured Ham or : ana
1 yea shoulder, apply al my PORK House ON FROM
sugar Cared Smoked Hams II cents,
Liberal discount made TO the Trade.
ASaIo N-H ]. Al. ID. BURROWS
NJ. fl, HkIDESIEINEE,
Wholesale and Retail Grocery and Provision
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/ nj. DALZELL a Co.
WHOLEsALE AND RETAIL 9kOCEhs:
-N;nr A. Com M issl0n Nero honts
MA. in SAT-, Cement, Plaster, CLAUS and nails
par Cd 4, perry St., - DAVENPORT, IOWA.
1856
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WADSwORTn
HAS received during the past week large addf-
lJSions TO his stock Of Goods, to which he ouad
invits The attention OF all who wish goods Of Tho
best quality ~ the
LOWEST POSSIBLE PRICES
10 the large stock now In stoSs Second street.
opposite LeClsirs Heuss:. - aeelo
BLACK SILKS!
nPIECE5 plsiu High Lustrs, Bcfied silks, Mon
lUAntique az Black Rspp, silks, Black Watesed
and satin de Chsine, Black Striped and Fignred
SILK Q, 1ust received By
declS WhUSWohAh.
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EMBROIJERIES

I'm MDISOlDE1SIE0.
A LARGE arrival from auction-mAkinE osr
n stock the largest and cheapest In the city. bs
sure TO call at .I fv WADSWohih'S~a
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Watches, Jewelry, &c.
z GOLD w HE'S, {

GO JEWE LRY, &c. e@sla
We take this occasion to i INFORM our friends
and all those in search of superior time
keeper-that we have now in store one OF
the best assortments of
GOLD WATCHES
ever before offered by us, consisting OF
PLAIN AND FULL JEWELLED GOLD
HUNTING LEVERS,
Do do do do Single Case do:
Do do do do and Enamel
Hunting Ladies' do.
Do do do Silver Hunting and
Single Case Levers,
Gold and Silver Hunting and Single Case
Cylinder Watches,
Do Hunting, REAL T. F. Cooper Duplex
Watches,
Also, Ladies Fine Enamel and Diamond Set
Watches,
New and splendid assortment of FINE GOLD
Fruit Frosted Ear Rings and Pins,
Chatelaine Chain Guards, Fob and Vest
Chains,
Gold, Steel and Silver Spectacles,
Gold Thimbles and Finger Seals,
Seals, KEYS, Medalions and Charms,
Gold, Silver and Pearl Card Gases,
Ship Chronometers for sale and on hire,
Gold and Shell Eye Glasses,
Gold and Silver Pencils with pens, something
new and good,
Plated Cake, Fruit and Card Baskets,
Plated Casters, Spoons, Forks, Asparagus
longs,
Crumb, Fish and Pie Knives, Silver Tea Sets,
Forks, Spoons, Cups, Goblets, Cream and Su-
gar Pots, Ladies, &C.,
With an unusual stock of every variety OF
fancy and desirable goods. All OF which will
be sold cheap for cash.
oc3 J. M. FREEMAN.
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SOMETHING OF A Crowd In a New
England town. which it is unnecessary
to mention, there resides an old fellow OF
excellent . mother w.t. whose observa-
tons on men and things are often anu
sing to his acquaintance, and are some
times worth printing. When the old chap
has taken glass more than is strictly
necessary for any medicinal purpose, his
remarks are apt to get little mixed, now
and then, but are none the less funny for
that. Sometime in the year '46, a lady
lecturer made a speech to very large
assemblage, in the village of R.
II tell you" said our bachanalian joker,
describing the affair, everybody was
there! and the courthouse was so full
that nobodycould have got in if every
one hadn't gone before anybody else didw
Something of jam, that must have
been.
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Caught the Panic.

A tall, lank Jerusalem sort of a fellow
pretty well under the influence of MIR
Alchohol, was observed swinging to d
| lamp-post on Fifth Street, the other night
He was talking quite loudly to the atore-
said post, when a guardian of the night
approached him.
"Come, sir, you are making too much
noise"
"Noise? who's that said noise?" asked
the post-holder, as he skewed his head
and endeavored in vain to give the intru-
der sober looked.
cit was me-" replied the Waterman,
as he exposed his silvered numbers to full
view.
you +? and who in the ID are you
1t amt me that's maxim the noise. No,
sir It's the banks that's making all
the noise. They are a breakin', crush
in, and a smashin' Of things to an incredi-
BILE amount. Noise? It's the bankers
that are maxim of the noise. They are
a cussn', a rippin,' and a stavin' all
round. It's the brokers that are maxim
of the noise. They are hollorn, an a
yelpin, and a screeching, like wild In
uns, over the times, that worsers every
body but themselves. No, sir, it amt
me that's a maxim Of the noise"
'You are as tight as brick in a new
WALL said the officer amused at the
good nature Of the individual
'Me tight? Who said am tight =
No, sir, you ara mistaken. It's not Inc
that's tight. It's money that's tight
Go down on Third Street, an they'll tell
you ther that money is tight. Go into
the workshops, and you'll find money
is tight. Read the newspapers, an you'll
find out it's money that's tight. Ne
tight? I've got nary a red, but Kama
wha and the d--lcouldn't get tight on
that. No, sir, I'm not tight"
s'Then you are drunk"
"Drunk ? Stranger, yer out of it
ag'n. The worlds drunk. The hull
community is staggerin' round, buttin'
their heads ag'in stone walls, and skin
min of their noses on the curb-stone of
adversely. Yes, sir, wer all drunk
that's, everbodys drunk but me. I'm
scber-sober as a police judge on rainy
day, l amt drunk; no, sir, stranger, l
amt drunk"
"What are you making such fool OF
yourself for, them"
Fool? Sir, Pm no fool. Pm distress
ed. I've oatched the contagion. I'm
afflicted"
Are you sick p
Exactly"
whats the matter with your
"Ioe got the pa,aics r.
'The what ?"
"The panics, sir; lisa going to carry
off this town. | tried to escape by hard
drink, but it's no use. The panics have
got me, sure"
The Waterman, more amused than
ever, rendered his sympathy, and, wha
was better, his aid, to the panic stricken
individual. In the course of half an hou
he had the pleasure of putting him int
the door of his boarding house, and poin
ting out to him the best remedy-a sof
bed and long slumber.--C icni,anat
Times.
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1857-12-19
From the Brooklyn Daily Times. ]
SADN ESS.
BY E. IVES, JR.

Oh, ask no smile from me
Go to those whose hearts are light
Go to those whose hopes are bright
Those who gather thernless roses
From the bowers where love reposes !
Such charms never see
Oh, ask no smile from me!
Those may smile who smoothly glide
Through life's clear unrulfled tide
Urged along by gales propitious-
Chered with hopes and joys delicious
Such Joys | never see 1!
Oh, ask no smile from me
He can smile who has friend
He who has wherewith to lend;
He whom fortune kindly blesses
He who meets with loves earesses;
Such bliss | never see!
Oh, ask no smile from me!
Since was little child,
Fortune ne'er on me has smiled
Love, alas ! to me discloses
All its thorns, without its roses
Aeld this is all see!
Oh, ask no smile from me
Riches, trends, of these Pve none;
Loves sweet hopes, alas are gone;
Grief, regret, heart-stricken paintings,
These are all of lifes remainings-
Aught else never see!
Yet, ask smile from me!
Christ, our Savior, has unfurPd
Hopes, more, precious to the world,
Than all other earthly blessings
JOYS of wealth, or loves caressings-
Such hopes, I'd smile to see
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EN- IGN A.
l am conn

Tam composed ofhcenty letters.
My l, 2, II, IT, 10, Is, is one Of the
Western States.
My 8, s, G, 10, is an Island South Of
Connecticut.
My T. 8, 9, 10, II, is Sea North of
British America.
My l6, 20, 3, is a Sea between Asia
and Africa.
My 1916, 10, 10, 13, is Town in the
Northern part of Delhi.
My ID, II, 8, 4, 6. is small Town on
the Danube river.
My whole when rightly constructed is
a benefit derived by the North Western
part of Norfolk Go.