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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1857-10-30
Atwelps Health Restorer

GIVES ~ AirLlllE.
ATWELL'S HEALTH RESTORER
Wi prevent your fool from hurupg 700.
ATWELL'S HEALTH RESTORER
vii urrugih,u 10, ,ri,,b',d system.
ATWELL'S HEALTH RESTORER
vii hsspths 'tou1,h and towels regular.
ATWELL'S HEALTH RESTORER
wrl cure v,,Aa,.. auI G,nspl Debility.
ATWELL'S HEALTH RESTORER
la cute lur 5000 Stom,ehs
ATWELL'S HEALTH RESTORER
Ia ,ur, .r ll,a.a,h, arl 'i,k Headache.
ATWELL'S HEALTH RESTORER
Cur,J your nsishbor and b stll ere 700.
rli * TT!
Sold o., Andrrvs \ Bate, Par. liiII; Wm. 4.
Root, South Pare T.. Ai~uol = Co., liusk6,II
D.. 4. ~h,skisy ani R,lp'phu. Noung, Norway.
,nj dealer. boz msdlsin, even here.
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WANTED,

SOO ACTIVE YOUNG MEN to act as 10
COO cal and ira Selling Agents. IN ba'l i,oo
easy, useful and honorable. at salary o. ~
per moulh A capital Of IS only' . telI'Ieu'
No patent medicine OF book basine.'' f"' par
IieuIar. given free to al who enclose postage
stamp or thre. cent piece, and address
In WM. JOHNSON, shandOwn, " III
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DIR. SMITHS
Sugar Coated Pills.
Prepared anil put OPP by che
Now York College OF Hoalthl
THE MOST CELEBRATED MEDICINE ~
TTfIIT ANnnT

INIW VI n N@"'fNTI|| Vt =. s'''''
ruE MOST CELEBRATED MEDICINE ~
THE WORLD
Recommended Nv ,hs principal Physicians in all
uur elites. aDd o., 40 vhp become noIuaintsd
wiih their merits. throughout tAr world.
There nrr living vii1rs.r. in almost every towu,
village ,ud hamlet throughout The County, who
uuhrsiuuugy say,
pR. SMITHS SUGAR COATED FILLS
Have .lvrd ny ~.
e. ". Nwcll. usrring llIa,k, Market Square
Portland. Gsuspl Ng,ut lnf Mliro.
Sold b., Az Rove n Bate, rafis I'LL: WIN. \.
Ru.t. South Paris, D.. Alsnoi s To-. hucAh'd,
T.. e. Sblrklr, aHd R0joIphu. Young, Norway
,uJ Isalst. ip medicine even whsfs.
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Winter Arrangement.

" E<@-ge--ly- I IN " AllF'tNNHf NNlhhl
oe-z''- and FOREST CITY Capt. Z.
4 PEINCI, will mu as follows:
Lave Alaaiic wharf. rouland, eyeO Monday
IL. .Ii,. Wsine.i,,, Thur.dsN ami fudiy, q,
O'Clock A., and Genital wharf. llu.ton, ,y,ry
Nu1i.,. Tuc-is,. WclBssday, Ihurs,ly AMI
FuIa,, at O'clock T.. VI.
Fair. m cabin. Si,25
on deck, 90
IN. Each bot H. furnished With q large
urb,f 0f state fuuw., ipr ,hs Accommodation ul
ado. anil DmiIi.sf and traveller. ar, rsmiud,l
that 70, taking lh,. line. much saving ~ time add
.Nr-u.s vil b., made. aud that the Inconvenience
OF arriving Boo boston 1t l,t, hour. Of thr night
Wtl. br ayui''t.
'rh, lo,ts arri,v in .clsonior passengers otake
IA, rldis.t trains uui ofthc cts
The Company are not Responsible ~ baggage
10 ar Imuub exceeding so IN yalue, aud that
u.f.pu,I unl,.s notice 10 given and paid or at th'
pfr oi one passenger lnr every $500 additional
ya'ur.
- fscight, taken e. usual.
l.. BILLINGS, Agent.
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Wanted,

onO ACTIVE YOUNG MEMO act a' 10
DlDI al aad travelling agents IN bu.lne'.
sa.y. useful aud honorable, alta SALARY OF 500
pCn MONTH. 4 capital Of IS only required.
\. n,,snt medicine or book business. Fall par
,isal,w giyen, free, to all who enclose postage
,tamp OF three cent piece, aud address
A.B MARTlN, 4 aistow, MI
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DR.. Mel a N Els
CELEBRATED
V e r M [ T u G. E
LIVER PILLS.
rwoofth. beet Preparations OF the Age.

They are not recon-
mended as Universal
Cure-alls, but simply for
what their name pur-
ports.
The VERMIrUGE, for
expclling Worms from
the human system, has
also been administered
with the most satisfactory
results to various animals
subject to Worms.
The LIVER PILLS, for
the cure Of Liver CON-
PLANT, all BILIOUS De-
RANGEMENTs, Sick HEAD
ACHE, &c.
Purchasers will please
be particular to ask for
DR.. G. McLane's Celc-
bratcd VERMIFUGE and
LIVER PILLS, prepared by
a~.,:..l4j
SOLE PRoPRIEToRs, Pitts
burgh, Pa, and take no
other, as there are various
other preparations now
before the public, pur-
porting to be Vermifuge
and Liver Pills. All
others, in comparison
with DR.. McLANE's, are
worthless.
The GENUINE McLanc's
Vermifuge and Liver
Pills can now be had at
all respectable Drug
Stores.
rrrNTrNr pDN,c
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u. u. BABBITT's BEST
s y l. & r q r u S !

7 prepared r1llrsI, d.1rr,ui from oihor .alsu.
m.. Al the d.'a'rfiln. m,tirr 'NinrirI iu
srTh Il mtHrHr as tH urrNurr hrr,d. hIsruii. and
rel. AiuIs uf .tkr, sithsHf containing Unrugir oi
: I'.rpiu. vha1 thr Bread ne cake DO laked, there
o., rrulu.iH. uhH.....Hs rssults. Even psft.rlc
uI ~pI,u,iu. b, turrsd tl -. ani T'ssrs through
thr bread ur biscuit while h1kiug, consequently
trIfltug r,.1,fns lt UHmm1H sI'i, eater lud fuur.
" will uajI'y perceive %, che Tactic e ihI' sl'c-
f,lrs thUii b. ,utrrI, different irum uib,, .ll'fa
CO... Wbsn ,uu rur,hpf- one PAPER 700 'hould
tpkr the UlI paper Nth 400, and D. NrD r,r,.ul
AM g,t ths ur,t ,>Bsty Ike thr drst, tnsms and
picture. to isi, luii hf,at, With g'as. 'H'f'rs-
,tuf watsi Uu the iHp. as luu ses iu thr hll.)
IuI dIr,riuus iHf making Nr'sd Nuh Sour
VI A ami Cream Tartar. pri 100 kinis 90 PASTE, /;
all. Ef mako. ~uL. Water; aI,p drs,tiuus GO
making S,iuIu ruedsf.. sii a,cuWpsH, each
t..klsr. A. T. BNHUlII.
a. AMI - W.shlngtnu Street, New York,
- aui - lullA Su,,t, Boston.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1857-10-30

JOY TO THE AFFLICTED!!
Il cures Nervous and DrhHutol sufferer, aai
removes 40 thr symptoms, among which
will o. found,

' II
remove, 40 che symptoms, among which
will o. nu1i
lndi.p1sitia1 CO. s,-ttra1. To-. pf rouer lass q
MEMORY, Difficult, Bi lultiiHT, tfD.ul Wuk
rrss, llpirlr "a u.frasr, Weak Nerves, Tru.
HirV, Dreaded horror ui Death, Niglt Svrsf.,
Cold Feet, WBkriu'r1ss. ufmHrs. II VISION. 4H.
surr, Iniysfssl hssitHlr ,f thr Muscular System.
Omen soounaus Arr'tte with n,srsutIr ~,ur-
toms. hot Hand, llushirg uI t.r h.H,, Dpur.s
uf ths skin. ppIii cnuTfr1IH1s, 1rI sur'.HHs .n
ihe r1rr. rlia iu the Bach, llslvH.ss 1T itc
E,sI,d., rrsluraiI, black spuls '.I. before che
Iiss with ilmrufrr, sufHsr.rs H.' I.s. .f eight.
want o. attention. Great m.hIF i,..'H.rrs.,
With horror ct >uyisty. NuthiHg 10 mote trsirllIs
o. such pa,,Hi. lhln .U'Ilutr, T" N.fhH. fhry
nHrr dread t.r Gpr of thrns,'y#.. r. rruHs, u
Nlu1sI, np E1nsstnsss; D1 ~.sTHau.r. Dot q
hHuIU. tr1HsIt9u from orr question OBI 4I.'hfr.
Thee symptom. 10 allowed fI .I (Which
this ufiri1s iHyBtiHh't r,r.Hv..H-s.HH l.II.es
Loss OF POWER, rNTuIIN, AND Eri.
lEFIlC Ill~=fl uHr or NhI.H Nh. patient mIy
rNpirr Whu rln ~ thli thrss s,rss.ss hrr M
ifrUrrH'', miIuurH o., ihH.r t.friuI His.a...-lN-
SANITY AND NrrlUN' o.. rrr-
uris Of tls la.,us .lIIus, 1HI ihs mrlH.h.'y
dsaths iy Cuusumpfi11, lfir 1up'r situss. i1 ihr
truih uf th,.s l..,filu1. d. l.unsuJ A.I'Hus ffr
mH.t uslHch.Ig ',h.l'.n arus1u. Tho r.u1.
icnauor BE- asiuaI., su,l'rn and quito trsututsH-
u,ithsr wiuh uf grf,I ever vlsI.. BE- ~hHu.H
suruI fthf voice u,ruf, lf Is Uuh HHI.aHfI.
With vu..I' mr.sufrs vIu despair
Low su.'su sHurJ. h.. .fisi Is-uI.,.'
DEBILITY is m.sf frrIh.F Bnf bee hfHr.ht
thHunH.s rpHf ih.usarts in HnfimrF -r.r.s,
ihu. ilsfiug che ambition NJ many H0l.' ynlfas.
II 5ln o. cured o., taa poo of taIs
INFALLInLE MEDI.
tf,ru az sufrtirr vi'h ans uf thr sIaFr H..-
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10000 pottIos havo boen .oId,

Aud not % singh instance of Hr'urr nnrr.I'
rsr'10li, apporrI b'l1rr mr, 1000 Alderman 70
ihs coo, d rh,sHrgtu. a. T. ll.Im'aI. Chem.
.TauiiHu contains uH N1nHU.. Mercury, .. In.H
frHu. drug. lu' Hrr rrf.Ir vegetable.
ll Z. llELNBuIp, Sob Manufacturer.
Sworn BHI sHH..u'sI h.Nf. nH fH.s 2Jf lev
of Nuysui.T. i~jl
M T. ItTpUNED AI.rrr...
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-01-30
rrs,srsy in Dasssss, Dsvsapsst, b..

The Dubuque Express, in noticing the
rapid increase Of property in that city dur
ing the last year, esndidly remarks; "ln our
opinion, prices are in advance OF the growth
Of the city," They certainly are. The
population OF Dubuque 10 not SO large Sc
tina, Of Davenport, it, manufacturing, com
nerce and general business are not greater,
yet the price Of property il Dubuque Is
fully dOuble shat it il in this city. Dasen
port APPROVING faster than Dubuque and
the demand here tor houses Of all kinds is
probably much greater, while our prospects
In the future are in no manner inferior TO
Dubusus's, aad We think in some psrticu-
Lars much better. 30 there 10 no substan-
tisl reason Why property in Dubuque should
BE- double he price it 10 here. Property is
certainly high enough At this point for the
real good Of the city. and to guarantee a
healthy increase Of yslse accordingly AZ
The Placs grows. The eKorbitant price.
asked for property in Dubuque, prices as
the Express says, in advance Of the growth
Of thercity, bsve an influence to drive away
men of small means DESTROYS OF securing
permanent location, to other points. They
bring an increase of rents commensurate
with the value Of property, and consequent
ly another evil is established which must
work directly against the city's prosperity.
When the price of property in Dubuque IS
fully up to the point i, should be were the
city twice its present size. we cannot but
believe there must sooner or later be a re-
vslsion. II is probably really bette for
shat city's real prosperity that this revulsion
should speedily take place, slthough i,
would have the effect to somswhst lessen
confidence in the increasing value of prop.
erty In other cities on the Upper Mississip.
Pi.
But while property In Dubuque and keo-
kuk. places no larger than Davenport. is
falIy double tine price Of property in and
about this city, we cannot look for dimin-
s,ion Of prices here, growing rapidly as is
this place. Nothing blu, some great cslsm-
ity s1scsing the monied or business inter
ssts Of the whole country, can produce a
rsvulaion here. Our property is no higher
thas circumstances actually demand il
should be, and il must increase in value
with the growth of the city. As there Will
be a msititade OF buildings erected here
tas coming season, large addition 10 our
population, and az increase OF the bust
ness Of the city 10 every department, Ne
may ns,ural.s anticipate Psoportlonste ia
sssase Ia tbs value Of real property, Prop
erty being within the reach of men Of son
ps-stiyely small capital, and rents according
T. the value Of property, there are certain
ls greater inducements for an increase of
ropulstoD Ia Davenport than in either Du,
1,aue OF Ksckuk, Is neither Of those ciGies
are growing faster than this city nor have
better prospects for future rapid growth II
10 rood.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-01-30
Later tren Nicaragua.

NKW 1oRK, jAn4 a.,
The Tribune publishes letter. from Mic.
arAgus dated Castillo, Jan. LIST. Il gives
further particulars OF the Costa RIGA version
Of affairs in that region.
The writer Gays. We have about BOO fell
lows from the mountains of Costa RIGA now
in Fort San Carlos. They have two ~
FOUNDERS. two brass lS.poundsrs, and three
brass 4 polrders; plenty OF ammunition and
provisions, and 6sm resolution to hold the
river or perish TO a man.
We have all the steamers except the San
Carlos, which expect will be over with
the passengers in flew days. We have a
strong garrison at Sarapiqua, with the can.
non, Sc, also at Castillo, where Costa
Rca has inaugarated Governor.
Last night Gen. Mora and 800 men were
placed in Fort San Carlos, that place hav.
ing been taken by US the night before with
out firing gun, We have accomplished
complete and rapid succession oil surprises
until We are in possession Of the whole
river from Punts Arenas to Fort San Car
los.
The plan Of operations is such as to en-
sure that Walker will desert the country
or fail victim to starvation in less than
three weeks.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-01-30

Imperfect arcle 20 forth from their ests nj
mas gained for their Scales reputation thai hss nsy.
or been surpassed In the whole sauss Of ussfai me
ea2aism.
The Scales arc unanimously acknowledged a. the
SfaHsarala all transactions BY weight.
lawsuit which arose from 4 discrepancy of
weights between one of Fairbapk,s Scales In ass BY
TIE Baltimore 4 Ohio Railroad Company and one OF
another manufacture vas recently insd Ia the Court
oiCeEEaon Pieas, BALTIMORE; The case occupied the
Court two days and JsdEc Mar.hsii In delivering hi.
decision slated as The result OF his ydence that the
accuracy Of SstrSasks Sesies vas beyond
ali question. For sale by
buhRoWs, PRkTTYMAN6 DALzELL.
The well snown r-puhtos Of these Scales hss In
oaesd the senders OF inperfsct aud worthless baap.
ses 70 oder tnem ~ Pxrbsnk Scales snd I'D rcsss-
err lave thereby In mary cssss been subjected "
maud and itapositiou. The manufaetufcrs have no
esnuossfsy WIN scnoEabie competitors who trans
act business In ihaf own names, but regarding the
Perpetrators OF ueebevs fraud Is pursuing = coursS
alike ahjas aud disAOnoraDa they Iaks lal. asshod
70 caution the public Of their impastsions.
me patsntsas iasrafAesafs under their own in
speeioa oaiy 81 their fActoy In 81. Johusbary, W.
FOR sais 10 Dasenporisoisly By
bUhEoWs, PHkIIfMANA UALZkLL.
4. q T. FAIRBANKS & Co.
,a., S'Johpstary, VI, May u, 1856.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-01-30

Noshine OF very particular public interest
Ass yet occurred il the Constitutional Con
vestion. The committees are ms,aring
their work. The Republican says, with com
nendable industry, aud will sc, through in
good season, Our correspondent will
promptly advise US Of anything ualspring
in the Convention calculated to interest the
resdsss Of the Gazette lie gill not, how
ever, write dsi.y letters, IS these are unnec-
sssay.
BY q puS!.shsd hist Of the Delegates to
shis Conveseon. We learn that their private
occupations are IS follows: ~ faMysrs, ~
fasmess, I Pork Packer. > Aerchsn,s, |
Bookseller, Druggist snd Bookseller, 2
Bankers, 4 Mail Contrscto', Real Estate
Dealer, Real Estate Agent. There are
only three single gentlemen in the list, and
enc Of these We regret to say is cur able
Delegate. Mr.. Ellie Squire Ayres. OF Van
Duren county. aged IS, is the oldest Dele
gate, although there are three others only
short two or three years OF his age. Mr..
D. g. Winchester. OF Hardin county, aged
20 years, 10 the youngest Delegate. MI.
Wn. A. Warner, OF Jackson county, has
been more years in the State than any 9th
q Delegate. He has lived in Iowa as
pears. Several have been here only two
and three years. Of these Delegates =
were born in Ohio, 7 in New York, 3 in
Psnssyivania = in Kentucky. 2 in | indiana
. in Connsciicas, : in Virginia, in Maine,
l in New Jersey. l in Tennessee, in Mas
sachusetss and in Maryland.
The following are the Standing Commit
tees Of the Convention:
Psens1 ssl Bal Of RisAts.--Messrs. Ella.
Day, Winch ester, Cotton. Clark. OF Aiama-
kee.
Rieas q Nsfrs9s. Patterson,
Cover, Harris, Hollingsworth.
DiariBxsioa q Possr oftk Lesssass.rs DE-
psrenen9-Psrviu. Johnston, Traer, Emer-
son, 1ssley.
Essesfae Dspsrtness Todhunter ,Ayres,
Marvin, Price, Gray.
Js1icisl Dspsrmsaf. Of JohH-I
son, Solomon, Wilson, Hall, Clark. Of Hen
Miaisis.-skiff. Gillespie. Hoilings~ Orth
Hall, Patterson.
Stak DeSss.--W ilson. Gibson, Warren,
Ayres, Scott.
Incovpevstsoas.- CLARK. of Henry, Sklfft
Johnston. Pawn, Emerson.
E1sSStson md School Lands.-laryin
U.n R1rs.As Els Aarris
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''squsttsr Sovereignty st Discount with the
Democracy,

OS0AoCfeeys
An exhibition of the reputation OF
"squatter Sovereignty" by the Democracy
took place in the Senate Saturday. Mr..
Hamilton, Of Dubuque, introduced On
amendment ~ the general bill revising our
school laws, providing among other things
that colored children be excluded from our
District Schools. unless all the household.
ere in the District should consent TO their
admission. This amendment was adopted
by vote Of "a TO 8.
Mr.. Coolbaugh, Democrat whose De.
mocracy has been endorsed by his party, in
HE nomination az a candidate for United
States Senator, moved TO strike out that
part of the bill which admits eolorsd chill
dren 10 the schools when oil the householsiers
IN III. District haps eonse7ased to their admis.
sion, Now If 1t is good Democratic doc
time 10 admit free ingress of blacks into
kansas, as sldues, when q majority Of the
people Of that Territory consent TO it, 10 il
not quite as good Democratic doctrine to i'd
init free blacks into our schools, when oil
the householdsrs ia the district consent 10
IL II II is not, the honorable Senator and
hs eoadjatofs have one kind of Democracy
10 apply 10 Territories. and smother 10
School Districts, and II may puzzle some
members Vi his party ~ IN times past 10
tell which IL the true and which the falss
DsmoerAey.--ios0a City Rspxb.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-01-30

fT..tp Dl M. WestiAko, Rocking -
DlS|S - ham Tp., Nov. 2Uth, Sc, while rgSxf
- o. o . ..oa /. ~ Ss.s, .iJ, siop and IN
Of Iose red also q year old steer, dark brown,
swallow ,"ra In ngL! ear, stripe On back and white
brndis Gov, yssrs cid, white on the belly, white
on The lace, white on TAIL white both hind luxs
BY N1valus Ely, Davenport Tp., Dec. ~, rod Gov,
sbor horns, white spots; pale red Cow white face
a red Cow, black facet red Cow, white hcs, back
aud belly, and one red and white Heifsi. By
Christian IoiAt, Winfield Tp., sorrei horse Colt,
white legs name and face, Q ysars old. By John
ear. old white fsee, ki.d i.x, and isI fore fo.,
saddle marked, about u hands hlgh. ByI Carrie
sorroi Mare Colt, year old, white stripe IN face
Ey Lsvi Mccoy, LeCiairo Tp., one yssrling rod
Steer, somo While On forehead and both nARks.-
Jobn Conner, Aliens Grove Tp., . pale rcd Steer,
shori hsavy horns, a few white hsiTs In forehead,
some Lite hair dsnk sand tall, ( years old. ~
Wilis poslon, Pleasant Valley fp., Tsdisb brindIe
OK, marked on ears and white on belly, . year,
old. Aiso, white "a, rcd neck and hexd, white
about shoulders, yssrsold. Also, white Or mari.
ed In ears, s yeass old. by Madison DsCs mn
Hickory Grove Up, a red 4 year old Steer, BIZ oil
OF right ear; . year old bIindie Steer ed in
ears. ByN. Melton, ysarliny brown steer, whit.
sn back and belly. J. b. PATTkN,
lxn2c W3ts Clerk Co. Cont
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When he sat down there were loud calls
for Mr.. Wolfe. the sheriff. but rot being Ia
good humor. he maintained a dosgc1 Nj
ience,
The result was that q committee was
chosen to take the Dimensions OF the gate
aud ascertain how much the road descend
ed, and whether the posts were square with
the road
The committee consisted Of Patch, the
cohbler, Bosrdmsn, the carpenter, both Of
v HON had retired from the bench, White.
head, the miller, and old Captain March,
Nho. armed with "ten foot pole" square
spirit level, an old surveyors compass with
which the Captain said he used to ran land
at the BASTARD, and which from long disuse,
rust and dust was - like to point at tho
meanest hay pole as the north pole. and a
slate and pencil, proceeded on their mission,
spt alter various measurings and sQai ntings'
aai covering nearly one side Of the slate
With figures, they made up their report. II
was this: The width Of the gate instead Of
Twelve feet Is only eleven feet eleven inches
sad fi,een-sixtseaths. The ground descends
ltee-eighths Of an inch in the length Of the
lerel, (whst that leagth was the report did
hot s,ste.) And the Captain says, according
u his snsfrSmeai the posts are little
s.ecad"
Some Of the knowing ones say that while
ths committee was making its investiga-
ions, the members could not help admiring
the beautiful proportions and excellent
workmanship Of the gate, and that each. se-
eretly resolved as soon as he was able to
have one of his own just like it,
But one thing astonished the people very
much. The editor Of little paper called
the "O~l." which was published near the
GROCERY on the other side Of the field,
came out in opposition to the gate, but
those same knowing ones say (wi,h how
much truth your correspondent knows not)
that he has been bought BY some of the
Whisky Holler" folks, who promised to
find him in whisksy and molassss or tobsc-
co for year. But thus the case stands,
and the gate stands too, and it is the opin-
ion of many sensible and public-spirted
people that it sciA stand, and that soon all
over our town the numbering announcement
bars will give place to just such nice strong
convenient gates, and that is the opinion of
Your humble servant,
PnLo. TohPkIxs, Esq.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-01-30

WHEN WILL THEY AKRiFk'
New Store and New Goods
E. g. R. II. TYNER
4 re opening az the stand formerly occupied by
n Sutton d Co, corner oil Rock Island and second
-trsstsy al entire new STOCK Of
DRY GODS,
bought oy one Of the arm Ia the city Of New York,
g1pressy tor this market and we'll suited to the trade
and soasol, Our stock Of
LADIES' DRESS GOODS
IL ias,s, snd comprises great many sIssaat .t,les
and patterns Black, Fancy, Plain, striped aud PLAID
siks, Muslin and Wso B.iainss, Wool Bursgss, Eng
liah and ,eaeh aeriD"s pArams,ts Cloths DC. Also,
~ Aliens aud oinef sood bTsnds Of
PRINTS
All Of which will lie Sod at low pTcas
CLoAKs AND mAsTILLAs
tbs department u stock ia full and eonpists
and contains great luAny ne" Styles bought direci
2f the manufacturers; also splendid assortment OF
CLoAKIHG CLOTHS,
Long aud Square Broche and Bay stats sna viz
Bfochs scafs, &C also nice variety OF Ladies' Opera
Hoods Comforts, Fctorinss, Quilted and Hoop skirs
Hosiery, ui0ysr, &c. Our stock OF
EMBR0IDRRIks
Contain. great many beautiful Collars, Hsndker-
Ghies Sleeves, Bands, FiouncinK Lsees aud kdsinss
aud complete stock vi Velvet and other Drsss and
Cloak IriInnsings. Our stock Of
STAPLE aOoBs
Fery large and contains splendid variety Of Bed
bian Vets, Brown aud Beachcd Musiius y nd DtlItnss
licking, Woosn and Canton Flannsls, Lipdseys Den.
tlasr Crash, &c,
Oar s0oas bOu With ths tsntou IL opening
here about ibs nrst 0f last month, but able
to procure room. The season has 50 iar ajyanc ed
that viii sell them al very low prieesas low ii not
lower than before offered la this city In order
10 max room los spriog stock u goeds.
The pablo respectfully invited call and exam.
Inc goods asd prize u. 4 X n. 1YNER,
Davenport Jan rs
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-01-30
WA,zrxsros CRY, Jan. n

The Hon. Preston B, Brooks died this
evening AZ Browns Hotel He has been in
hed two or Hhree days, suffering from the
.G.css az severe cold. He was telling
his friends he had passed the cfisis Of his
illness and felt considerably improved 10
health, when he was seized with . violent
cough and died In about ten minutes siter'
wssds He expired in intense pain The
~vene, so sudden, has caused much surprise
anc sym apathy throughout the city.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-01-30

SrKAaEE NIAGxEA Subtitle splendid
steamer Niagara, comma nded BY Capt. Har-
~ l. Spots, was sunk few days ago in
the lower Mississippi, about 90 miles above
nemphis, on her way to New Orleans from
Cairo. She had grounded, sprung leak,
ana Afterwards broke in two. The principal
p.rt of her cargo was thrown overheard -
ahs COS, go 600 and was valued st S4o''
600. Owned BY Cspts. Spots, Benedict
and others, and partially iassred 81 Louis
vflls, ~E
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-01-30

Hon ]. THoRIsGroS.--The Davenport
Gezette suggests the name of this gentle
man in connection with the Judgeship Of
the District formed by the present Legisla-
ture. We trust that it will meet with ac-
ceptance. Mr.. T. 10 efficient servant Of
the public, and will worthily fill the position
Of Judge. 49, los0s City Repub.