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The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1853-03-03

BEATING TIME--ln our telegraph COL
umn will be found the Ariic's news, four
days later from Europe. Our FIRST dis
pa,ch-by the Southern Morse line-ief,
New York al half pas, s O'clock, P. NJ, and
was received here eighteen minutes before
eight O'Clock, thus beating that remorseess
old enemy, Time, more than three quarters
Of an hour. An Acknowledgement was
sent TO New York Of the receipt Of the news
here, and reply to that also received, the
whole affair not occupying fifteen minutes
Truly the 'wonders Of the telegraph" il
an expression by no means exaggerated.
her Orleans Delta.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1853-03-03

There are two passions which every
boy eyperiences-to own horse and turn
pirate. We can recollect the day when
the fee simple in a pony would have afford
ed US more pleasure Than gold mine
while proposition to join band Of free
hooters would have surrounded Us with q
more delicious sensation than we now ex,
perience when a female arm is thrown
around our vest pattern. Great invention
that boy hood. Well IL is Dutchmdn.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1853-03-03

MorING ELocUENcE For siyilness q
imagery, we do not believe the following
sentence from Mr. Webster's address ia
commemoratiou Of the landing Of The Pr
grims, was ever eXceilcd:
ave hear the whisperines Of youthfui
Impotence and we see chilled and SILVER
ing childhood hoasc'cSs bat for a m Mer'a
arm. couashless tmJJr a moter'S brca&t
i'm our own blood almost freezes"
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1853-03-03
From the Alta Californian, OF Jan. LIST. ]

From the Alta Californian, OF Jan. LIST
The present winter is conceived TO be
the most severe experienced in this coun-
try since il has been populated by Amer
leans, Daring The last fortnight II has
been Raining and showing continually In
the mountains and valleys, and We are
daily IN receipt Of accounts OF distress and
suffering in all parts OF the State. The
waters have been unusually high, and com
municatlan through the mnlng regions u
most entirely cut off, either by snow o.
overlooked streams, The rivers have been
swelcd to such an extent as to iaunda,e
all the low lands. causing immense dam.
age, and destroy Ing stock and agricultural
products. The whole country between
Tehama and Sacramento City was entire
ly under water, whilst Marysvii!e was
partly inundated, and though Sacrament,
City WIS well protected by !evee, the
lower portions were submerged. The wa
tiers at the present time have subsidized, al
though the rains still continue.
On the mountain streams, the loss q
mining implements has been great, and ali
work for the present suspended. Bridge.
have been swept away, and ferries des,
troyed, and some FIVE lives lost. The
southern portion Of the mining district has
suffered equally with the northern.-
Stockton has been inundated partially. and
property to considerable amount destroy
ed. The bridges on The Caiayeras. Stan
isiaus, and other streams have beea swept
away, and communication with the mln
ing towns for a while suspended. The
food has been universal, aud the waters
higher than ia the memorable water OF
1919.
The great scarcity Of provisions, and
the consequent high price, have occasioned
much suffering aud distress already. and
it is feared that many will actually die
from starvation. Many miners subsist en-
tirely on beef and potatoes whilst in other
portions Of the mines there are hundreds
who have nothing at all but barley and po,
tatoes. la portions of Yub, and Sierra
county the snow was already ten feet deep
and still falling, and the miners actually
reduced &c want In one place they held
a meeting and forced trader 10 sell what
flour he bad on hand At 40 cents per pound,
and all who were able to leave did SO, thus
leaving the provisions for those who were
unable to find their way through The SHOWS
10 the valleys.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1853-03-03
OPINION OF THE MOST PROMINENT pRrG.
Glsfs Of ST LOUIS no.

.oPisloN OF THE MOST PROMINENT pRrG.
Glsfs Of ST LOUIS, Mo.
ST LOUIS March 5th Is5s
We the undersigned, Druggists OF The Gu. bsys
been acquainted with and sold for year or two mast
an tiele OF Family medicine known as PERRYDA.
Wis VEGETABLE PAIN KILLER; aud We woud
assure the public that every instance SO far as pe
hhew, has given the best satisfaction 10 the pureha.
ser. We "a recommend il 10 The pnpltc AZ AZ scIs
Of GREAT MERIT AND VIRTUE. Indeed, W. nev.
tr knew al article OF Medicine become des.rv,dly
popular ia 50 short time, which proved BY the fact
q - extensive sale AMI constantly increasing
CHARLES, BLOW * Co, BACON, HYDE 4 eos
BARNARD BROTHERS \ CO.; SNOW q SHUT;
DuPREY i NORTON; q. ). WiTZEIL CO.
soTltE 40 DEALERS IN PAIN KILLER
The name Pain kliier belongs exclusively to the
Gently sustained by court Of law, and any person
found selling aTtele BY that name and not Of the
manufacture OF Perry paris son, WILDE prosecuted
OF an article purportngto be the genuine Perry DaT
Pain Killer. rs Cent slEsi manufactures In tie city
OF 81 LOUIS and sold Throughout the West til, past
ear. Itis base counterfeit and the accompanying
Pamphlet sillainous Forgery II is easily tested
mixing with water tbs counterfeit simply imPSrts
its own color 10 the water, While the Genuine article
gives TO the watera white or milky appearance. Be
var. OF another counterfeit article Of Pain Killers
bOn 10 be ISSUED from \, Louis under the auspices et
one PhilandDf Jones' sname ~ fictitious W. hno~
the names persons and reputation OF each and all this
siliainous gssg. They portion oil the same
that count.rfetcd the PAIN Killer in ;, Louis last
year. They also engaged IN coaa,erietung a val.
liable article OF Family Medicine called Smiths Tonio
Syrup. Thes notorious for this kind Of Plfa;ca
operations. We shall publish the names OF these
Counterfeiters learn that they have
made sales Of ths new counterfeit Perry DAVIS Pam
Killer. Beware OF Hawkersl buy OF regular Agents
or OF Druggists and Dealers that you know to DC hon
est men.
Principal otiee for the Sale of the GENUINE PER.
Rl DAVIS PAIN KILLER, in the southern md IVES
tern States, NO. College Building Cineinn Ohio.
J. n. HARRIS \ Co. PropTietors.
Henry Baksley OF 81 Louis, Mo, Genl- AgeE, tOr
Mo. III. and Iowa.
Eldriag. X Son, Wholesale Il Retail Agents, DaT.
export +. l.. Cav, burlington, Iowa; J, .. Mar.
tin, Galena; VIM. T. Norris, Rock island; IS. !.
Nesmeth, Perry, Pike county, H., and by Drug
gis,s and dealers generally in the United States
March l8,h i8ip OILY
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1853-03-03
STEAM SAW MILL
FOR SALE OR RENT.

vIyHIs property which is offered r sale is sit
i uated in the lower part of the city of DAY.
enpoIi, and is in good running order II has in
operation one perpendicular Saw, eating from
q 900 5000 H. OF lumber per day, AMI power
sufficient 10 drive large Circular Saw.
II not sold II will be TO rent from the Goth Of
next Nav. AppIyto p. TRAYNDR.
Davenport, AZ! Ist, 1852. 30~u
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1853-03-03

III OVAKERS' RHEUMATIC SPECIFIC" is a ceS
tain, sale and efectual cure for Rheumatism N
all its forms. II is an internal remedy which 'hoI
oughiy -xpels all morbid matters from the system. y
restores freedom, snppeness and ease 10 me
and painful muscles and joints The victim o. WI
distressing malady who has long been crippsa IN
disabled i'll be enabled to exut in returning hea'n'
comfort and usefulness.
The Proprietor OF this medicine after being ior ye
completely crippled and disqualified tor business WI
by its use fully and permane nty restored 10 NV
thousands of others derived EQUAL bent ms o ~,
il. We might fiji columns with Testimonials " 81
wonderful efficiency, but will only refer 70 a
lowing highly respectable citizens oil 81 LOUIS ,v
vicinity who have used il with the most ssisisS.,
resuts;-Wm Renshaw, Sem, T.. Mead, 1 NJ Ls 49,
Wilson, + Warren, Browalee, L DoIsn 'uh;e
w Town, Virgins, VIM Andrews, pr' m Nav
side, VIM I More, John Horrel, L Atemus' n'"'
PrepaI ed By =. c. Hovaker; M
Druggist, st. Louis, NO
For sale by ELDRIDGE Il son; ,.
Druggists, Davenport io"n.
San
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1853-03-03
RHEUMATISM.


Why will You suffer the agonz ne pajns
tressing compialEtg when you can be cnraa ia os
cts: If You will use Davis Pain Killer accnriiorS
direction. according 10
4 doss 10 go @ai no. and yoa moth
DIARRHEA AND CHOf M ans
any one doubts the magic power M ~.
Killer TO cure Diarahoea even AsIaIJ1 ~ Paa
RA We use them to buy one IS cent bo,ll o,.
PAIN KILLER, and give il a triai we no aIe o. the
TO fail. See certificates in the Pamphlrt 81 knew II
DYSPEPSIA:
None except those who have suffered am,
Of pyrpepsia fully appreciate the vairs horrors
DAVIS ram Miller; SOY sreign remedy for ,hs ai,'!
sting nisease III ali its forms, "4S aasfts
BOWEL COMPLAINT AND DySrNrr,,
No medicine ever offered to the publIr h,L IN.
tended With sneh triumphant success i, T. ea al
Bowel Complaint and Dysentery as Perry Dsy,sp q
Killer; Try II an be convinced. an
PAINTERS CHOIIc.
Iyou can paint fire with charcoal. iipbt ri.h.t,,
and ma ke colors, live and breathe then yon Aais
words give faint idea of the magic t,io,, ~ IN
Pam hller, when used according 70 direction fo,, ~.
distressing complaint Pa inters Cholic " 'Aa'
TOOTH ACHE:
10 eon9uera peace IS not dticult,hing as regard.
atoeth acne one charge OF the ar-lamed pain -
ann IL " Ill bout fice aud scatter "iA hilei
FEVER AND AGuE.
The effects Of Davis Pain Killer when ,sksn 49,.
ming 10 difectons IN cases Of Chill and Fever ~,
" astonishing; get Pamphlet from the gpen al ~,
Tor !ourselis We say try i for il Cannot 6uy,
BURNS:
For the relief and cure distressing Bnr,s.b NJ.
hllieris asovereign remedy; and Is eaualeJ r., ~
ond be convinced. s'N' Wy u
DISTRESSING COUGH
WHAT is joy! the honey Of existence; really benes
cal and agreeable feels after b. ing cir.a ~
distressing cough by the use Of Perry DAVIS pa
Killer. -"
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Procure pamphlet Of regular sgen, and read the
testimony OF some of the most respectable citizen. h
the united states, IN favor ofthe Pain Killer il Ia,
only to be known TO be appreciated.
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READ READ! READ!!,


The truly wonderful and remarkable cures that
have come under immediate observation have
more than convinced us that Doctor Bull is great
man; and that has Fluid Extract OF Sarsaparia is the
most valuable combination Of vegetable extracts that
the science Of chemistry has yet produced. Ali
cess to the Doctor in his ne" enterprise, say We
We agree with neighbor Of the Courier, that DIR
Bull is great man; and his sarsaparila greater
medicine; and fully convinced that the Doctor
with his sarsaparilia. will create far more enthusi
sstic excitement east than Barnum did with Jenny
Lind. We would not have our readers to understand
us as CHASING the Doctor and his Sarsaparla with
Barnum Jenny Lind; because all who spend their
dollar for bottle of Burs sarsaparilla viii get its
equivalent; and have heard u silly limited that
many. after hearing the divine Jenny, and hndisg
their pocket minus from ten otwehty dollars thought
it paying pretty dear for the whistle! One OBJ
lection We have to Bulls SSrparIlla, and only
il is SO exceedingly pleasant to the taste and nsgo-
to the syst.m that, once in the habit Of using
it, il is dual TO smoking doe regalias, chewing Lang
Eborn,s best or drinking Walkers mint jIleps-you
can't quit it.-Louisvie Democrat.
The above complimentary notices from the editors
Of the Louisville Courier and Democrat were endors
ed by Geo. ID. Prentice, Esq, the distinguished ed-
tor the Louisville Journal, IN the following latter
ing notice:
There is no doubt in ths world of the greatness of
Dr. Bull and the excellence OF sarsaparilla. Some Of
the most scientific physicians IN the city have ap.
better 1.-The million applaud too. II is having
mendous sale. The celebrated Jayne has, from the
profits of his medicine, built granite palace in Pail.
adephis; stories high, and DR.. Ball. IL he choos-
es, very build one twice as high that. II
are told, very dlncuN Tor nm 10 walk through
streets at ALL as he finds himself arrested every
step by CRATE full men and women, many of whom have
Travelled from great distances 10 look upon their bene
factor, and bless him for their wonderful restora
lton to health. The Doctor, with all his extra
ry merit is naturally very modest and retiring; vel
We trust that the eastern cities will, in justice to
themselves, give fitting reception to the distinguish
ed mai who has made as glorious a campaign against
human diseases as General Scott made against the
Mexcans.
Principal depot 81 Fourth ST., Louisville, Ky.
For Sale by ELDRIDGE q son, Sole Agents,
Nov %, leo2.-l2Om. Davenport, Iowa.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1853-03-03
JOY TO THE WORIn
A PAIN KILLER

PHYSICIANS say that Davis Pain Killar :;
those valuable family articles which is cap ohe Of
10 relieve an immense amount of suffering ;nnaiated
human life. Its action on the system is miueht 10
like ms gic-so instantaneous: the pain is lines
For the almost miraculous extinction oT az once.
medicine was ever discovered equal to fbe no
naly but never externally, like too ma nv nau inter
Full directions accompany each Bottle f"'atioas
The Pain Killer almost immed lately c,..,
lowing complaints, viz Chills and Few. c me ia.
Cholera Morbns; Diarrhooa; severe Burns: .holtra
Painters Cholic; Piles; Boils General nlps ep.a,
Coughs Head Ache; sudden Colds; swellea SeIIllyi
and Side and various other complaints in nv ~ Back
PAIN KILLER! :" 'aet iii a
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1853-03-03

EA.THE NEW YORK AND Lla ERr ,Ua
& fE3 UNITED STATES MAI. srEAMEh 4
rts 49, The ships composing this Line are the
ATLANTIC, Capt. West.
PACIFIC, Capt. Nye.
ARCTIC. Capt. Luce.
BALTIC, Capt. Comstock
ADRIATIC, Capt. Grafton.
These ships have been built by contract, expressly
for service, every care has been taken III
their const ucton, as in the Engines, 10 ehsuie
strength and speed, and their pas
gers are uneqnaIled for elegance and comfort.
Price of passage from New York TO LfefPoo1 ~
first cabin $i0 exclusive of extra size state rooms
$500; in second cabin, $50; from Liverpool 70 Ne~
York, 30 and 20 pounds sterling.
An experienced Surgeon attached TO each snip.
No berth can be secured until paid for
PROPOSED DATES OF SAILING.
From Nee York From, Lttepooi
Saturday, Sept, a, "Wednesday, sept.s,
Saturday, I. 1a, Wednesday, -,
Saturday, October 9, Wednesday, october6
Saturday, 10, Wednesday, = TO-
saturday, 30, Wednesday, Nos'r 3,
Saturday, Noy'r II, Wednesday, 3" II,
Saturday, -, Wednesday, Dec ],
saturday, Deer II, wednesday, -,
Saturday, Is. Wednesday, !" -.
EDW'D. X. collins / co, SO Wall ST., n. Y.
DO BROWN SIMPLIFY X CO., Liverpool
Z. c. ROBERTS, CO.,
~ Kings Arms Yard, London.
JOHN MONROE y CO.,
~ Rue Notre Dame des VICTORIES, Paris.
GEO. II. DRAPER, Havre.
The owners fthese ships will not be accountable
for gold, silver, bullion, specie, iewelry, precious
stones or metals, snless bills of ladpgs signed
therefor. and the value thereof, therein expressed
Sept. 18th, Is5e-2 ~
rtsyrE n "a ~ n N
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FRENCH HROCADE>.
IASBaERE'S. plain aut ngpred De Ld'afs.
" aipacas. Mohair Lus res. Gingha,ns an"
Psiats Of he isles styles, as receivee . ne 'of
sale bs VAN TUYL & COOK.
Dayenport. Nov 21fh 1851.
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Shoes.

NTE call the pancua, slieution OF The La
w dies 10 our new assortment OF shoes, La
dies, nj sses and children shoes by far the rest
assortment we have ever bad
HENRY H. SMITH, opposite The Post office.
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SACK FkANNELS.

A HANDSOME selection Of these very fash
IA ionab.e goods now setting at
SMirG'S Fancy Store.
Also Roge,'s aud Fafuuns supeIior " bite and
NelinM annels
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1853-03-03
NEW STORE!

NEW STORE!
GEORGE G. WELLES, successor OF Chris
VI tie & Wellesl has removed TO his new store
Corner Of Rock Island Street and steamboat
Landing-above the mills, where he mas JUST 10
ceiyed new and splendid assortment 9.
FALL AND WINTER GOODS:
Consisting in part of fashionable style prints,
de lanes, fancy alpacas, PLAIN musiihs, casn-
meres, dress silks Of every variety, silk, ctavats,
cambrics. handk erchefs, bonnet ribbons and
Innings, French and English broad cloths, pam
and fancy casmeres, tweeds, satinetts, jeans,
shawls OF every description.
Also:
READY MADE CLOTHING,
Of all kinds.
HATS AND CAPS;
Fur, wool, Jenny Lind, silk, Rough and Ready
and California hats, plush, fur, musk rat, eio'h
and glaze caps.
ALSO
A large assortment OF Groceries, crushed, LOAF
and New Orleans sugar, S. II. and n .. molas
ses. Imperial, Young Hyson and Black Teas,
chocolate, rice, ground cinnamon, pepper, mus
tard, etc.
A great assortment OF
QUEENSWARE.
Also:
HARDWARE:
Knives and forks. pocket knives, locks, latch
es, butts, screws, augers, braces and bits. nam
mers, Collins and others make OF axes, single
and lathing hatchets.
BOOTS AND SHOES:
OF all kinds and descriptions:
Mems and boys kip and calf boots, ladies kid
slippers. CATERS, booiees, etc. etc., with many
other things useless TO mention, all Of which
will be sold at astonishing low rates for Cash OF
Produce. Farmers will lind il 10 their Interest
to call and see, before purchasing elsewhere, OF
selling their Produce.
n. b. Wanted Pork, Barley, Butter, Eggs,
Beesway, Wool, etc.
Davenport, Nov. eth, 1851.
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ENGLISH. GERMAN al KENCII

lie bes' ~ c o. Flour for Family use, war
! auted; Con-, Gas. &c. 70. ca at
dec 9. ShlTH 4 .BuPORD'S
CARpEr Bsss; sstebJI:; Trunks toT sale .,
~ NAV II WHISPERS
HDBsE auo Lot Tor 20 g on 20 sreei.
II w. BARROWS, Co. Sug'y.
Nov OF
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A great assortment oil
QUEENSWARE.
Also:
IIARDW ARE:

Knives and forks. pocket knives, locks, latch
es, butts, screws, augers, braces and bits. ham
mers, Collins and others make OF axes, single
I,,b fp,y batc
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1IN ItINNINU NNVLH.
What is JOY! the honey Of existence; really henes
cial and agreeable, as feels after being
distressing cough by the Of Perry DAVIS Pan
Killer. -"
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WE have not lime to-day 10 name bali the
w ysrieiy we have jnsi opened, bal anybody
tina, wau's, just lei them LOOK at our assortment.
". II. SMITH.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1853-02-22
a. RUNYAN.
NRcrCiiaIitTail0

iis MAIN STREET. THE JouRsAL OFFICE LOUIS.
receiving large and very superior stock OF Cloths
CSss'HeTes and Iesiisgs ia great variety Of coofs.
se rlre}a NOS, Fashionable goods that could be
IA e ia w. In ssx yerk.
large stock Of Gen,lemen's Furnishing goods IN u,o
hcs, c,slitN and taste Gentlemen can :c'y upon
tinc tar hest and most Fashionable goos ~ ti'S es~
shnent. The Il, all garments VIII he IN o,n ~.ty,
dance N in tast of the customer aio 'n 10
their No ton BY calling upon A. o. H. siy Nam ',, ri.
who viii he pleased to show his goods ana 10 sun 'S
,-tyo,s In, !, SfEFc that will be Card to ms mousse
osers soliciied and promptly attended ito;,rxv.N. 10;
| ~ " -
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NUMBER 259.
J0BBsNG 0s5sE.
E.ANsNtLLk, INDIANA.
MOkGAN, KE N &PSl TON

| NSAt>r nj IN q PE15E TON,
t'''"ers IN fo-tigR GHa Iomest.e DIR t.oSs g,.,.
-..N3"o 3"o = 2es, Hats, Co.'S, Boanefs ae A.,
1YTAvr Ain si- between firSt ana : ecof a
II 60. -" IN store and the way ~; Ys,, OF. m
lar-.ess "a - =, err tssniSt; kei,y one Of tb.
tth.1 eiected stocks in the Staz To a n n
land X my lie the trade Of Indsf ma,
1.-The i,te,a :, ee Eeeihdcni tiatit is sow 80
l,,.t s,, y. -eefeiafts visiting Loisv,glo ~ ~,
las they l ose OF SAX pG teir IN &c hsscs ~ t;ooas
!ho,,. - D4s men ioekS equally = r..lt -.
a0,'e, aua save an in asss 81 t;. .i'sef 10
- {" al iisi IN xisitiie Z ~ is,i.li
ei -, ant 'hN - hereafter. al.os f,,5 -, I~i ahe
sh S' ef! branch OF tr.ae. thes,. a.. go ssieeted
- 80 ivsses opened this ssaSe. - ~ ~ s-fe
l. f, ~. s'ost OF otir Goeds OF the ,;.,,, -.
and vii sell them s low ano
on; i.rkst inls SIDE oi the iiisf. ,rers es' I'D
h, . s 49, % ooods are subj h. being the s.,,
:" a. -,onr Eastern -aafkess W Hesm ef
,,a ms arce y respectfully invited 20 e;Il in d
W. dnn, @ IN. ie u"ods "iilspcak for themselves
I;c, , svncI' trde Upon the strength OF ..xa-,,s
or man nearly al nri.hfotS "a
lor SO. w ~, oi .'e 'rm IN fke zcrEet to Ist the o>
80 & si'iseine that We import a Il bars soos
olioh puttlDS Phillip, Allen q sons lr, ~, a., -, o.
sla. ~ ~ on us We are doing ever, dgv ss,ls,
thai il is above cost ~ "i'''e' "hi't IL is. so
n We promise 10 give satisfaction IN film. ,x,
al soous ii'! DC returned to us no; sui,i, ,ho -.
eieth. ORDERS filed at once sbi,ned ,,.S
o,.. nie ihsiredif desired as we alwavs kee, % NV
f T. viii souhd Insurance cofsuanies SfSN
ToI i.'ss " lserg. i.eesw:fx Castor on T., ~,
'n IN ;, fuTs and Peres taken i'm exob.s
oe, o, 'of on account at tmaTket rates
- AoGAa. kEENcs PRESTON
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rALt4ND WINTER DRY GOODS.

csUayKLIN q REILLY have been reeeiv,iE TOT W., NV
is,, ,yo week a full st Dek of Staple ano ran. s
Goods which they offer 20 their customers r ,,. ss
lie generally at wholesale OF ne,h. .r hos i'm Town
i,r St,eS consists ia part OF the following, VIZ;
pIae.k and & Colorcd Frel.ch and ame@'isAi @ '''' rE
aseE aud Tau.y Dosssns and CassImeres'
Eiaek aud Fancy S;uueits aud y eccs, u,;
Miner yesitgs Ey Jeans ana ceotSi, ' y
p,''sn .nl Llsached Shcetngs and shiFthgs'
do do Diiiiifs aud osnaorfsHs' -.-
psJ White G. recn and yellow tiahhe,s
Pl.in and Plaid linsey and " ool ioaNr a., =,
,, n", - S". -, lrsen Baize and Saddle bhnkets,
PSi,in Auen que Cohco, aud NJ Mack pr,s
si dand Fancy Gil Calieoes, ana furh'ufe i''S "o
Checks, 80, ,.s,uars
s,1 and Fancy ". Del aincs ard ashlnsts, ,,,.oc,.
,tud French Merip,cs Black anu ,sli.i
lain and Fancy Poplirs. Black and 'oia r,,o,s 1lN
FSmry Ginahans. Brown and i;ue canton riah,es'
pS Il etinr III. kory Strips. aud apfoil ehS'h -
B.y state SiIawls - a. Ia fmches, sf ra,u o.,
I.conet Canbrc and Bar Musns irisi, h'is' c,,.os
TsS cloths Covers Hats and Caps, Boots ana Snces
sis, "a f,lI stock Of Ribbons laees EI iu- :, ,tS
:, eys and Collars Kid and cashmers OioSes nosca.
RIark and Fancy silk Ike Trimmings ana NoeSS ,s
~, - 80 ,nJ Satrhels. Al of the above aIue.cs ~ s
ryerv thing ia our line, viii sell low ior cas-" u
ltfy Produce. ctI.VKIyy S REILLY.
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