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The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1853-07-14

Swrrr Axp FsIs SEKvAsT.-Dean Swift.
while on a Journey, and stopping al tav'
ern, desired his servant John fwho by the
wav. was as eccentric rs his MASTER 10 bring
him his boots John brought up the boots
In tie same state as they were taken OF the
evening previous.
"Why didn't you polish my boots:' SD
the Dean.
"There's no use in polishing them" rePli.
CO the man, "for they will soon be dirty
"verv true,'' said the Dean, and he pu'
on his boots. immediately afterwards he
went down to the landlady and told her OF
no ACCOUNT to give his servant any breakfast
The Dean hTeakfasted, and then ordered tbs
horses ont. AS he was ready to start, Joht
ran 10 him IL great hurry and said
eMr. Dean, didu't get my breakfast
ooh replied the witty divine, @thereis nc
use in your breakfasting, ior you would be
hungry again
John finding His theory thrown back on
himself, submitted TO the privations with the
same stoicisln as did his master with his boots,
On the road, the Dean in front, reading bis
PRAYER book, and the man behind at respect.
ful distance, when they were met by gen.
tleman, who, after cycling the Dean very
closely accosted the servant thus:
Il say, my man, you and your master seem
to be sober pair; may ask who you are
and where you are going"
aWe're going to Heaven" replied John
any masters praying and I'm fasting"
The gentleman looked again in wonder al
the master and man, and then rode 81.
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A Characteristic Speech /.

We extract the following from Crem-
Wells speech on dissolving the Long,
lament; it is one Of the most character
istic facts, in the history Of that great
man.
sit is high time for me to put an end to
your sitting in this place, which ye nave
dishonerod by your contempt OF all virtue,
and defied BY your practice OF every wee;
ye are factious crew, and enemies % al
good government. Ie are PACK OF mes-
cenary wre;ches, and would like Esau seii
your country for s mess ofpo,tage, and like
Judas betray your God for few pieces Of
silver. Is there a single virtue now re-
naming among you'll Is there single vice
We do net possessl Ye have no more religion
than my old horse. Gold is your god
Which Of you has not bar;ared away your
conscience for bribsss Is there man
among you tina, hath the least care for the
good Of the commonwealth. yesordid pros.
flutes! Have re ne. defled the sacred
place, and turned the Lords temple into q
den Of ih;evess BY your immoral princ!-
pies and wicked practices ye have grown
lin,olerablv odious to whole nation
You. who were deputed by the people
to re, their grievances redressed, are
yourselves become the creates, griev,
ance.
.Yous country, therefore, calls upon me
10 cleanse the Augean stable by putting
final period to your proceedings in this
House. and which, by Gods help, and the
strength he has given me, Row intenG
to do. | command you, therefore upor
the peril Of your lives. to depart immedi
a,ely cut Of this place Go. &c. yot
cut! Make haste. Ye yeual slaves, be-
gone! Take away that shining baublt
there. the Speakers mace, and lock up ths
doo.s.i
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The recent unparalleled struggle At
Washington has put legion OF Office seek
ers to tier tru,nps. and oac il seems to his
tears. In q foulisaiug por, of Wisconsin
which for short, we shall call Racine, there
were three applicants ,or the Post-Oiiice
Tie petitions and sympataies Of the people
were decidedly with Mr.. s.; but Dr..
c. had been the encuIbent when Polk
pad 81, 40, were in the ascendant, and he
aspired again.
s. had left Washington when the Doc
ter arrived, and aseertained that the papers
had already been made cut for his rival. but
through some mistake had not been sent on
Itwas Saturday night, and if change was
no; made before Monday morning, s. had
the Office beyond aperadyentuEe. The Doc
tor sough, and found his friend. Governor
Dodsre. 10 whom he stated the case. On the
neYt morning al eminent divine was 10
preach funeral discourse upon the occasion
IF the death Of the Presidents son. The
plan was arranged, and just before services
began, man OF weight az pouAos aver
Gapois3 "clad in the sable haellmehts q
,T,1u-nirr,, paced soIemalY up the aisle, and
took his seat in front Of the Presidents pew.
With that seiemnity OF manner ana meek
ness OF aspect Enai SIef a8t-A+NSA s'.S 49,.
serious and good, the Doctor listened to the
sermon, each moment becoming more wrap
ned up in it, his handkerchief frequently
auttering to his dswy eyes, until, II me
midst Of the eloquent perioration, his ieel.
ings overpowered him, and he bo-hoo-ed
ike a crying sehool-5oy-he Bowed his
head and wept, and would not be cemforted.
When the services closed. Ms. Pierce IN
CURED who was the large gentleman who
was 50 much effected BIZ the sermon. Dr..
c., 81 Racine, was the reply. why is
he ii Washington" "He is seeking the
Post-Qslissss d. ais fttr'wnas ssccr1unel that
though the appointment had been made, the
papers had not been sent on. They were
recalled, the name Of S. stricken from
them, and on Monday morning the Doctor
departed for Racine with his commission in
hia.pocket. We can aphansy the phelinks'
Of Mr.. s., when he heard the items in
the case: and learned how the Doctor had
cried himself into Office. The Doctor ha;
already ordered seal Of Office, upon which
is engraved weeping willow - C.etesaf<
Herdd.
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MORE NEW GOODS!

TuST received from The eastern cues c"o1e
j and beautiful assortment o' summer oos
al the very la,es, STYLES mud ia'h,on among
winch may be found good stock o.
Dress Goods.
Very superior heavy hiack SilIss Hs!eRee'
Lawns, De LANES, fne Scotch YIN s"r"t'
Chamlrav Ginahnms, Aipaccus, nue. Wio, I."s
eist and American Chinr2, Amerlean ana fhs
iii PINS Of fine quali'! and fast eo'ots' VI
P.ins.
pl,in Swiss, Null ana Jieun.t Nusiins, Cur
An Mnslns, Irish Lnens, hne Table Linens
hna shf.ts ,A,ra, Ii camhr.c handkeicl,dis,
,h,.s doliinos. coiored Cambiics aud paper
Musiins.
Bonnet and Dress Trimmings.
Ribbons. Florence silks, Grape lisle, whlfc
Grape, artificial Flowers, silk aud Nois,ea
,;lmps aad Braid, new st,ls dress buttons. Ia
ces edgirss, Insertions, Chemseiies, coHats,
cuffs, Sc, cords, Linen Tapes, silk stay and
shoe Aaees, clashes.
Gloves and Hosiery.
White. cotnr,d and back kid Gloves, best
,naIly. .x,ra heavy long silk Mits, short do.
White colored and bl,ck Sils and L,sle Gloves
.upcrior black silk Hose, fine white, STATE On
mixed hose, Misses d., g.n's. black silk ant
bes cotton, white and mixed hall hose.
Real Shell Combs.
Shell rrek, side and clfcie Combs. limitation
TO-, best Eug Reading and line Ivory Comb
| aud some
Beautiful Parasols.
STAPLE GOODS:
Fne hlrachei Snlrrings and Saee'incs;
Ilnen AMI Cotton. Checks and stripes:
I1elyy uckings, blue drills, heui'ms, and
Cttonades, Linens, drlls, Fine Cloths,
Al wool, | GIT colors for summer wear,
Fne bib Doe Skin aud dfape debte,
! Tweels and gold mixed jeans, and
CIsim, res, &c.
4 CarpetinS:
A good stock OF Ladies and Iblldren's shoes
WINDOW SHADES:
GROCERIES AND O. EENswA1e:
-ALSo:-
A few bcautlful Genre Lamps with cut globe
and drops.
All OF which will be sold for Cash as chca
as the ChcaYes, by
C. l. DAVENPORT.
Davenport, MAY l4th, 1853
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FRESH ARRIVAL
New snd rashionatlo Goods |.


TIME subscribers have Just received thei
i spring sock OF RooIs, and are now ready to
show their customers and all others who ina,
favor tnem with call, tn largest stock they
have ever oile red among their goods may De
iouud q good stock of
Dress Goods.
Bareses, Lawns, ChaIh Bareee, De Lanes, b.
Tese lie Lane, de Btses, &c.
Silks.
Bach, Chameleon aud Rfncade;
A good assortment ot
Hoanets;
snt Bonnet Silks and Innings:
Eoaast Ribbons;
in ste.i vatists:
Artificial Flowers
AS, Dress Trimmings and Rut,on,, New Styles;
Gloves and Hosiery.
White. cold aad blk XIII Giotes. BLK lace and
Molar nits, Silk aud Lisie G;oyes, white. mix
ea and tiacA hose, mems cotton and wool tan
hose:
Linen Cambria Ildkfs:
Black Lace Nsils. hiuck Silk lace and E siugs
White Goods:
r ain Saiss, Null and Jacohel Maslins, plait;
Ssis. aud J5coMei do, miedo" curtain mus
Inns, etc.
Embroideries.
swiss Eigisss am inserting, Cheniseite, Col
lars. etc.
Staple Goods.
Pint. Irish Linens. Ali acas, BIO. and beach
al Mas M. aiiils. t,ekiHgs, . "a pure, tannels
Saiiueits, Ca-simeres, Mems sumner wear,
Tweed, etc, etc.
We have also en- hlnd good assortment oil
Eoots and Saoss:
Ladies' Misses AID Cnitaren's Shoes;
aI.n's Cal and Zip Boots:
!. and boys Cali sni KIP Shoes.
{. Gaiefs
Hardware; Queensware:
Groceries:
4 G. ffee. Sugar. Moia,.-s and Golden Strip
/ TIA, r -, Tobacco, Pepper aud Spec, >,
E aus takins Soda, vinesaf, soap, maekerst
I Cod Fish, etc e'c
And a'mo,t every thing else thai i rernlred "a
make up retail store, which we wiz sell a pr.
ces lh-t Nil give salts action
| " EDWARD & HARRIS,
| Font Street. opeosite Steam Nils.
! davenport, April 2ist, 1853.
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HARNESS. HARNESS!

TO all in want Of harness, C. W. BARNES, late Of
i New York is prepared TO furnish, and keeps con-
s4ny hand, ths b-s, aytc9. made Of tho very best
New York leather. To be satisfied yen need only call
ald examine.
Team Harness, s14Tse5
Buggy do EGG so
Also, brides, naTtngals, hlaFs, collars; in short
everything in the trade,
Trimming, also, done 10 order.
Repairing done with dispatch.
The shop Is on Brady street next door to i. c. Bill
Ions opposite b. sanford's Grosery Store.
Do not forget 10 cali i YOU want No harness; OF
fyon want cheap set, either BE- had. Feeling
confident can satisfy If 1oa VIII give trial, an
always on hand waiting for yDGr orders.
Respectfully, 6, W. BARNES.
Davenport, June 9, lrJs-45tf
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REMOVAL.
HOUSE, s!GS, ArD ORNAMENTAL PAINTING
AND GLAZING.

HOUSE, Sex, AID ORNAMENTAL, PAINTING
AND GLAZING.
JANIS BONNEI. raseetflllr no..
g Snowladges to his friends SUD The
public generally, hejr tEAeFal s3I-
port, AID weHlB inform them tl,st
h@ cap atNhNA b. found al bis stand og IraHy "A
cast 'deJ between Sec nd and laird sta ado
Isral hsli's Cabinet AareToous. whore BE- / rgs
prepared 10 execute al orders In ns liHe, HIS tony
experience In TIE business warrants hi8 ia eustrps
mir patrons fui satisfaction IN any work that MAY 81
entrusted 70 him.
Particular attention given to estimating any pub
lie private buildings, Persons wishing any Of the
above work done, viii do well % give him es before
letting their work.
Paints Of ali col0rs prepared and ready for use.
biass ~ ali sizes, putty, Sc. for sale
?. N.-Aiso new article ~ COMPOSITION ROOF
INC, nFeHttf by Donuel, which eau Le put on ai
ths sapflsst hgiscs by tins s4esaFtGer
las. ygESL-.
Davenport, j4Eg 9, 1859
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MAMMOTH STOVE STORE.
HEEs, HEES..

THE undersigned would respectfully inform thu cit
L liens of thls and a1ioHing counties, that the!
have purchased the sole right ofmEngfastarng, selling
and using ]. A. Dagdalss Patent Moih-preof Beehive
for the State OF Iowa and have in ter possession GER
tcat from respectable in the Eastern states 10
show that his Beehive proof against those DESTROY ins
nsecis, (noths) and possesses other superior adTan
t4gss.
essv gh lwga ri 1i.irl and ro4ssi,. where
IRE prepared to sell county. township and indiYd
Gal rights, and Hives ready for use rsaSonabi,
terms and shoald Hives prove otherwise than VIZ
represent, we forf.it Ill pay.
We wish also TO parehaso SEQ swarms Of bees, To-
which we will exchange hives or pay cash.
Nav Q, l652-s5 3ln w. c. HOPPS & Co.
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Edward Everett.
Merry's Magazine for January publi'
y ! Ia

Merrys Magazine for January publishes
a short account OF Edw ard Everett, late Sec.
rotary of State of the United States, who
has before been Pastor Of the Brattle street
Church, Professor Of Greek at Cambridge,
Member OF Congress, Gov. Of Massachu-
sets. Ambassador to England. and Pres.-
dent of Hsrvard College. 1t fives the fol.
lowing lines as now first published, which
were written for Edward Everett, when .
child, bv his friend and Pastor, Rev,
Thaddeus Masen Harris. D D., OF porcass.
ter.
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NEW Express ROUTE.
American Express Conuany.

ST, Loc4s AsD cALENA, VIA MISSISSIPPI RIVER.
yI'L are ROW running Z ssni-weekIg Exprey, 70 and
w from s. Louis 70 Hannibal Quincy. Keukuk.
Burlington, ~ ts,itlIe, P0sk Island, aAeBb0rt ard
Intermediates place. ~ 64i&pa. Our Arrangements
with the sLean, packets afford u facilities for the sfe
and speedy transport Es5h - 9anE soes specie pack
ares, boxes and bales u good. the collection aud pay
est 81 notes gHd rcCsauss aLt Tie pur hass 81 goods
ga orders. BE, &c. trasly messenger Will accom-
P4uy each Express, provided With safe for the
security Of valuable packages eEtruStsd 10 ms care.
ptesrs ior ts purchase Of goods, De. from GaieHa
ara other points the route, will hive prompt attan-
tons ara packages returasd by tie tgst messenger.
faeEtges viii DC called for and delivered - St.LoIs
IuesaHys and Fridays II each week. A! GAlsna we
connect WITH Burbank d 90. II Paul. Also % CHI
ego Gufalg New Sar5 HDd al the prtHcpa! eastern
cities LIVINGSTON FARGO & Co Prop'rs
II, a PORTER, sgeGt, Rock Island
= %e-i5-sN Tor Rock Island and payautsJh
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SPEED VS. VITA party challenged an
other who was not notorious FOR his speed o.
foot to run race Of considerable distance
with simply STIMULATING that the champion
Of the foot course should carry ten POUNDS
weight of any article his challenger might
choose to select La all the pride of well
rested powers, the champion cried done 70
the bargain; when, To- ind behold! his oppo.
nent selected not only for the efectual i'm
pediment but the most grotesque adornment
of his comPetitor-tsn pounds toeigh Of jul
5loien blddderSt II is needless TO add, that
the man with speed Of foot lost bis wager to
the man with speed Of Wit
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MARBLE WORKS!

THE undersigned would respectfully announce &c
j the citizens OF Davenport and vicinity, and 10 al
those wishing TO purchase MONUMENTS TO the menl
org Of thir deceased friends, that they b. supplied
By calling At his shop, Main St, between First and
se,oad west side. where he viii be pleased 10 furnish
CUT STONE Of every desert ption, low il b.
Uoaght In The Western coantFy.
Italian aud American Marble for Monuments HEAL
aud FOOT STONES. Also superior artid. Of FREE
STONE, &c, very chap. ". NJ. KENNEDY.
Davenport, Jai.e 9, lc55-z5
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4 spirit rapper has lately had cemmu-
nieation from Ahsalom, in which that Prince
begs David's pardon FOR his Righteousness,
ard saws that his custom ever since his
death has been to wear wig for fear OF an
ether accident similar TO the one which be-
FL him on earth.
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ALL RAILROAD 10 NEW YORK. BOSTON A.n
PHILADELPHIA. ~
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DRESS BUTTONS :

In grca, variety, aud pcail and agate do o al
soris. A great variety OF linen aud cotton ede-
ug. AMI inserinTy. EN- ruidcfeI ID, colored siik
Hcr ctg.rgs Tor Irinm ngs, black silk lace do,
from 70 inches wide, IA 70 nth ard, plack
Ills v.setfes, sPrirg stFles. Worsted ircting
bratds wnrsfcd and six b,nids great variety
ladies test KID aud isle thread and 60
GLOVES, gents do. Ladies and gents wo!sted
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BOYS CLOTHING.

C)ats, pants and vests in good variety. J.
every body COME along, he can '.give 'eut tls "
His stock Of Bfoadctoths, C,s>imercs, Do
s&sus, cashmeret's, sa'tueiis, tweeds. Idoahio
and single Width i really choice kentacki
leans, ribbed iMsuan, velvets, stout inr na, nau'
kiue ani c. llnade in ahunaaace-Sailn, ills,
Aastine, etc 'o- vests, aud buttons Of al sort,
butfud ali these goods up wtih, such as vtl'
vet, b oclde, ia icr marhp. twist, u,o1airs ant
choice oil, cRat urd yesi hu,t ous
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Rli4KoAp DAMAsEs.-A iadr vi no lost her
husband Hat long SAGE By a railroad accident
la EuG aad. subd tas company, and recovered
about SO JeJ Gansees The oamsges wefe
caItulssrd al tllt ausls II his professional in
csusa. ans the : ersge lHgtb at tjs Lee d..
n4Gastssted y lac ihs-TsQee tas.es.
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WEBSTER STLErE.--'t seems that lbers is 70
be a WEBsTrF s'GtartEauga the Stoae q, H9s$a.
chusctts refuses 10 raisa one. Tie oaeT ha-
hem raised by private So ser, tea, ana il
lt0w in the hands OF comnat ee. A s 10 piac.
tie committee, o. " hich Go TcEvaE, Es9., Is
chairman, report 10 favor OF The OPT a netr
the head OF SAFE street. Otber places u,n
,ioned are The PUpLn GaEpEN, the Common.
end ore Of tho public squares, 1t isrefoa
rnendee ,la tue statue be o: bfonze, The Duh
proper one jor he open air. II Il should be q
marble, ans b, placed under cover there would
be Danger thet u fuigiir b. destroy By hre' at
Ihfse q. Ihe hlesl s'aiaes ~ ne eaa"y nave
been.
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DAVENPORT STEAM eR1sT MILL.

WE have fitted up our Frame NH for custom woss
w and are ready 10 receive Gfa anu VIII sr'iso
the same on the following terms.
We will grind all merchantabie Wheat and nse 10
oneseventh. and Corn for cents per oushsi, WI.
Oars Rarley &c for feed 10 Ave cents. The Farmers
will understand we shall nit toll damaged or unmer
charitable Wheat. Any one wishing such gronhu car
have i, done by paving 10 cents per bushcl our day
for grinding custom work will be Tuesdays aud Fridays
BURROWS & PRETTYMAN.
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franklin Marine and Fire Insurance CO. Company

rr.rkl;n Marine and Fire Insurance Company
NEW YORK-cAPITAL eau, ocOo, y -, a..
Hls compan. with the above ssP kinds Of proper
n against loss By re, amounts not 10 eAceeu nd
any one risk, at . reasonable rates % way o'1~
company 49,. ,n.nv can do 80 al
very small premiums, for any number Oh !cAis "e'
ceeding thirty. ,ns,ronce upon
their property respectfully reaaspssH 20 sa
Davenport, June Q, 1850. Post oaice building.
a CHANCE FOR A BARGAlN.-l6o acres Q, On
~ ceeut land twelve miles from the city, via " sc
very low for cash or exchanged for town properly.
have also for sale improved arms city lots. and pfai
RE land in large and small tacts 10 suit CUSTOMERS
nari Of the purchase money on time, aesiIeu.
lliShas''' W. AUSTIN CoRBiN.
rsann,,r, limo o. le53-sa Post ollce Building.
LOOK HERE sTRAKGERf
rNE word with YOU while Ia, your eye Hass
YOU ever TravelcdY II rot son arc posu " om,
! so This world Is all commoton. No fusuns ~ ~
g now-a-eay'sr Yon will wake up some moihs M,
find Rail Road stretched right along IN front ., @
door You look snrpris ed-here huLzins souii"
the bnllgine Is upon you.on are caught apus ef,s
Of wife and children are Rallsines have 2.
hearts il husbands have. Well the thing Is dia' !o
are, can't tell how far from homo, rlSh, Rlamp a,
Davenport. Cause that's whore tho Ran hoaus ~
coming. Well, yon are in hx, something MS mus.
DONE your innernlan admonshes soa !hal ha n.a,
dontstop digestion. stranger. u IS cru a
don't be loo hasty, but reflect, and as you oo 30
0e' 1''' '-0' THE WHITE HALL.
and Brown its Proprietor, are IN Davenport. iasr NJ.
Go sa 6oy. shall tell YOU how il donea fa
stomaeh-cean beds--kind attention and all SO nice
to alnos, make fellow FORGET his ssome mn
s.e and think all will be right in the morning :,
The above house is the principal Stage once IN u
/ city. n w N ppo,rS
| Dated a, Home, June, Q. 1880
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TEE LITTLE Orator.

Fray how sA01ld l. n little lad.
In speaking make 1snres
You're only jokilg. I'm afraid;
10 wall Ili an bigger.
Bat since yon wish 10 hear ny part.
And Irge me TO begin ",
III strive for praise with al. ny heart,
Though small the hope to win Il.
III toll d tale how farmer John
A little roam coils bred. sir,
And every night ard every morn
He wafered and !ed. sir.
Said ncchhor Joe to farmer Joan.
s'sAresai you silly dol:, sir.
70 spend sach tiias and care upon.
A iiiils, useless colt. sir"
Said fayrner John 10 neigheor Joe,
~ bring NY Little roam UP,
Not for The coed he now car dc,
81. VIII do when he's grown up.
The moral soa can well espy,
To keep the tale from spelling;
The little colt yoa think IS |,
know /, b5 year smiling
And new, Kind friends, please TO excuse,
M lispiEs sud my st&mmers;
/ for hi 5 once have done my best,
And so--l'il make my manners
The expression. '!litle roaH, applied % the eoloi
81 little Edward Everaa's hair.
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TOBACCO AND CIGARS.

JAMES BURGE, robacconis, has now on hand and
~ for sale, frstra assortment of imported and do
nestle cigars, tobacco, pipes, suufi-bokes, &C.
Also hhe-cut chewing, smoking, and pag tobacco
by Wholesale rsai. Merchants Supplied al st. Lou
i prices Main ST., doors south of Cook * Sargent's
Banking HoAs..
Inn. l.
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E0o I0N . 81 3-E a0E 90 ~ so-r = ~
Ri 81 ai-- so e ~ tbr protest pllek, Else.
.Towh. grycu or taney irocks nt sacks n'as
eaa Is tstt to-. The sane may = sad II piuts
4td vesis-'het shi eceita MY. And then from
iifsI guljttFs he en- 20 down TO something
slaut and not sers fine. sslso -ood irf OF lia-
IN .nL rnlLnn sac-.s- trnchs Ae y and uaILls
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VIM. 4. NOUR>E

II AS just receives the greater part OF hls
i j spdng stock OF dry goods, consisting prlu-
ctpaliy OF almost everything saleable III that
ne lie a the most desirable assortment n
he's ladg~, and he III he = TIA Is = be
found IN any establishment in this vicinity
Til, STOCK OF laayy goods is ''some'' TO say The
eas'.
1t you want any silks, mohalr fabrics, op,ins,
o1rlges. bafaae and muslin de James, lawns,
gingitams, pms or any dress trimmings, sm-
hroiteries OF anything al all, just call ana SEC
lie S oil / IS good Tor Tire etfs.
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WIRE sCREENERY.
FURNITURE.

FURNITURE.
fIFHE subscribers are just opening Ia Davenport, a
i large and splendid stock OF Furniture, comprising
erythine in the line, which they determined Il
sell lower thah has been offered in this place
Their stock consists in part Of the following
Sofas from S24 10 $40;
Lounges from $500 to $500;
Tables centre, card. sewing, work, dining, break
fast. &C.,
Stands, mahogany, cherry, wash, &c.,
Chairs, mahogany, hair cloth cane, sewing French
Office.
Ehildrcnts chairs, assorted &c. 6c..
Bureaus, dress, mahogany, scroll, plain, &c,
Bedsteads of every description;
Warirobcs, of all different sizes;
Mattresses, hair. moss and bGsk.
Cribs, Looking Glusses;
Willow wagons, different sizes;
Safes, &c, &c
Rooms opposite the PENNSYLVANIA House.
Davenport, June 9, 1898 WooLP0RD & SMALL.