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The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1854-05-17
JoseDh q. Jennings,

Joseph e.. Jennings,
CIVlL ENGINEER AND ARCHITECT,
rs prepared with Leveling and Surveying instruments
~ ayecite anv professional duties that may be eI
trusted to him. Maps, Designs. and Building Drawng'
made to crGer. R-Otice on Nam ST. hrst door below
the Globe Building, Up STAIRS over Z. FITZPATRICK
Tailoring Establishment
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1854-05-17
B. J. O'HALLORAN,
COMMISSION MERCHANT,

AND
FANCY AND STAPLE DRY GOODS, READY MADE
- CLOTHING, BOOTS AND SHOES,
Queens .,oare, Groceries, dnd Hard ,oare &c:
Main Street, Dubuque. Iowa.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1854-05-17

A REMARKABLE CASE We leave the reader
to determine which is most to be abhorred, the
singular ingratitude referred to by the following
writer 1--WE know not who,) or the exquisite
barbarity which he employs in its exposure -
can elderly maiden lady of Pitsfeld, Miss
Sarah Brooks, had a hen which for "a years laid
an egg almost every day; though blind and
lame for several years, she still performed her
task; but being at length 25 years old, no
chicken, and past bearing, this remarkable hen
was tiled by her misress-an instance of fe-
male ingrattude for which no parallel can be
found except by those very familiar with history
An egg day for twenty-four years would have
been 6760 eggs-call it 600o-compute them
by dozens, at a shilling dozea, and some idea
may be formed of the sharpness and hardness o'
the ha chet that cut off Diddy's head because
the other extremity had ceased to be produc-
tive -
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unMpSTEADAB BURT.

ATTORNEYS AND CoUNsELORS AT LAW. AND
SOLICITORS IN CHANCERF-DUBUQUEt IOWA
yXyILL practice in the District Courts of the JUDI
w cial districts aud in the Supreme Court.
r.rOFFfCE e in the Yellow Brick Building, near SpauF
dins's Book Store, on Main street
& IS4Q-lly
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1854-05-17
THE STORY A NUT SHELL

The ssAlbany Knickerbocker,' under the
head of "lndependence and progress tells the
whole story of our nations birth and greatness
and progress in the arts and sciences, in a re.
markably short paragraph for theme so COM
prehensiye. The style is rathr racy but,
decidedly to the point:
sslt was but seventy-seven years ago since
Uncle Sam was born, and what an even'ful
seventy seven years they have been Seventy
seven years ago, the United States was remote
circumstance; they now compose the second
commercial nation in the world In three
quarters of century they have revolutionized
the world, built up an empire, licked our mother,
and fenced in a continent. In less time than
it took Methuselah to get out of swaddling
cloths, we have made more canals, tanned more
lightning, and harnessed more steam, and at
greater cost in money, than the whole revenues
of the world could have paid for, the day he got
out of his time. In seventy-five years VIC have
not only changed the politics of the earth, but
its wearing apparal, cotton shirts being as much
the offspring of the United States, as ballot
boxes and Democracy. Since the fourth oi
July, l776 the whole world has been TO school
| and what is better, has learned more common
sense than was taught in the previous foul
| tn ousand years The problem of self govern
| ment has been solved, and its truth made i'm
mortal as Washington or yellow corn. Its
adoption to all the wants of the more aspiring
nation has been n.ade most sgnay manifest
| Under its harmonious working, Republic has
grown up in an ordinary life time, that would
have taken any other system of government Z
thousand years to have brought about Yes. ir
less time than it takes some green house plant:
to arrive at maturity, we have built natior
that has spread itself from Maine TO Mexico
and from the Atlantic TO the Pacifc-a natior
that has caught more whales, licked more Mex
leans, planted more telegraph posts, and own
more steamboats,, than any other nation that eve
| lived or ever will live
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DIR. GEORGE w. SCOTT,
CONTINUES TO PRACTICE THE VARIOUS
RRANHES OF HIS PROFESSION.

OFFICEand residence of Sixth and
fTYISHNG avail himself every means that may aid
w inresoFing all arrangements of the human organl-
ration he has recently procured one OF Dr D. Barrets
which is admrebly adapted to the
Of many forms disease which many who
xe being daily treated, can attest.
DUBUQUE, Iowa, Feb. 6, l849. 23-lY
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Dr. John b. EIenfOn,
= IT II e EON DEN TIST.

Would respectfully inform his friends and the public
that he has located Dubuque and Will be happy
wait on all that may need his services
Otfce in the Clone Building, up stairs, End dooronthe
right.
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Fever and AEue

CSlltLL Fever, Dumb Ague, fnie-mttert and Remit
u tent Fevers, and all the various forms OF BILIOUS
specially and thoroughly cured Wy Dr. Osgoods
| Iadias Caoiasogue. Sold by Dr. Il. MAsos anu W. r
| ALLIE n. Dubaqle. July 25. 1858 dawu
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VOLUME XIII.
PROFESSIONAL CARDS.
7. s. COVEL.

Attorney mt Law, g. Solicitor i'm hancery,
ready attend TO ali business intrused To his care
i in Dubuque and surrounding counties
OFFICE in the Court House, Dubuque, Iowa.
Anr;I ~ 1854 dawy
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1854-05-17

DIR. w. r., McMAHAN.
ENDfRS his professional services to the citizens o
Dubuque and vincnity.
flee in Fitzpatrcks building. Main street, nrst doo
below the Globe Building.
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RIyER.-The river is slowly rising.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1854-05-17
John D. JENNINGS,

JOHN D. JENNINGS,
Attorney & Counsellor at Law,
orr1cr vii les Building, of Main and Fourth
streets. -,
cow van ing AMI the Investigation and perfectng oil
title =.
/ d .ba Iue, Nov. l, 1853. dawt
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1854-05-17

II Strangers continue to arrive in town.
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TIE Czar Nicholas

A writer in the x Y Iribuas, Stain 2
himself 10 be an ex-chanberiain Of the
Russian Emperor, gives the following POI
trait Of that parsonage
The Emperor Nicholas, born July 9th,
1895, is now ftly-seyen years ofoge. Tall
in stature. imposing ii mlen, and endowed
with uncommon beauty Of face, be has Whist
is called IL Physique Dc s9a rohs-tls figure
for bis part H. is truly the monarch in
his appearance. lis gait, which is heavy
and rather stil, certainly is wanting IN
grace, but denotes strength ard py"er.--
His smile il winning. Bic voice souoraBs and
pleasant Ills features eve regular, and
combine t. form & face model III baauiy ot
the German type Hs eyes alone, 3 aich
are large and prominent, have something
sinister I'M their expression, and when one
looks full aad steadily into them. al! lte
charm Of his beauty disappears : bar la
hs tastes, moderate in hs ASSIGNS, and de-
sirous Of enforcing military DISC pine by the
power OF bis on Il example, he sleeps upon
) camp bed, eats moderately, with no re-
gard 10 choice Of food drinks but .ltte $ ne,
and that mixed with water, rises early and
Labors hard. though unfortunately with lit
tie discernmant. The minute details q!
military costume, parsdes and reviews eb-
sorb much more d! his ttme than the weigh
~ affairs and material ueee@stt+. 81 the
Empire. Upon the former his basJnH toUTs.
moments only he drrates ~ The sails of re-
al duty and - pies $ hich n gAt bring hjia
real glory. The longer one cwells Upon
his character the more evident IL 8 10"
strangely 4 msrskva course can mssleac
tie Eaeat c@a.t.cs
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MORE NEW GOODS!

list received from eastern ctiirs cle'ef
y and beautiful assurimcH, o. sonmer Gsets
~ tie very latest STYLES and fashion aihehg
uhicll may be found good stock q
Dress Goods.
VERY superior heavy black siibs, "ar'g'S;
Lawns, Dc Laines, tine Scotch .1hshamF,
hanhfay G8rrhams, Alpaeeas, huf w. f.#iS
ish aud t'itinfz, Aner,an end o..
IN Pints II fine quality and las. eei"Es, OF
Pms.
flaia Swiss, 9uli aud Jaeonvt Nhsi ms. ~ :
"a il Maslns, Irish Linens. the Table iihei,'
dne SHIRTS ezra, Tee cnmhfic handkeFehieis
,,lltr drtiiags, cofQrod Canbrcs and faf'l
NJ islins.
Boane. and Dress Trimmings.
Ribbons, Flor, nee Sfths, G ape llsic, wat,
Grape, artificial Flowers, Sl3L aud Nnrs,ee
amps aaI lsfalt, new sa l. dress hGuons. Ia,
Is edaiues, Insertions, CAemiseass, eeHars.
ruiis, Sc, cords Linen Tapes, six s'ay aHf
shoe Aaces, riastlrs.
Gloves and Hosiery.
White. eetaIed and tiuck Kid Gloves, les
aui.ty. .xtF4 e5y> long silk Mitis, short DO.
White tolarea and bl4ck s TX and Lisle Gloves
superior h.aek sllh llese. fne wattf, s'atf 20
n}Sed hose, Mise T.. gents BLACK six an
bes cotton, white aud mixed ball hose
Real Shell Combs.
To-, best E.s Reading AM inr Ivy somb'
and some
Beautiful Parasols.
STAPLE GstSst:t:
+ ne h'r4cte Shirtinns ans Sat eangs;
Linen IL Cotton, Checks ant STRIPES;
fe4v, ttk ng4, tiue tiiiis, Netn'nts, ana
CasionaAes. lla6ns, drills, Fine Cloths,
A / wp !. lsit celnts for summer wear,
Fa- ils Dae 81 ani drape dtble,
T,see.s ana gold wixed Jeans, ani
Caslrt res ase
tarpctiEE:
4 2oaa stock nf i.afi.s and Chlldrea's shoes
WGsboS susprs:
GRoeEEigs $50 9tfrsswAsE;
-AL5at-
F,w hcaaifulcenirs Lamps @ita cut globes
I'd drops.
Ali ct which will b. sold tor Gosh as cheat
as Inc CheeFesl by .n
naycn,ert. Va t4ta. IGs3
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1854-03-23
EASTERN
ST 0IE ST 0 r i

-, riler would respectfully inform che citizens
~ Scott and surrounding ta1htrst thst As mas "a'ts !,
nrr8y cd from the East with an cNt'he.N6 -
slaves and Kitchen articles Of the latest af1 "9t ~
{ahhane 4 Co. AlbaHy, Y, which he now oiiets 'o
safe pa tile most reasonable tCtths
The undersigned believing that pffiiaifat sH'ts I'D,
n the manufacturing business ctt only eS ss'a9t y.
making Tie very hest articles, aud always Iufhsiis
them sc the same superior. uniform qHatt4'a u.t1t
mined 10 sell nc stove t viii sltf the test q tins
ar,l heat Among his assortment 81 Stoves o. haha
may he found tile following, Viz:
Challenge Albright of 1858, Lady OF the
Lake. Queen OF the West, Brother JON
athan, Atlantic for coal, lined
with Fire Brick, Paoif-
ic Alright:
THIS stase willmeai the wants al the faTmeti re-
p,Hpis of i superior quality, siz. Iasle, Empire aud
ast rn Parlar Stoves, The Ma. Queer, Nnion Paftor,
Fir, eueeij, Races Patent sell Regulator 'ahc! ar
iicle iar Pagl1r Use
L. smiths Mirror ana Ghaudnlier Farlor Stove, en-.
tircly new In tiii- market
haze a',a ir sale and mauu geiare t. order every
article connected ~sta regular Copper I'm aha shce'
iron ware InalniasiarN.
Tin Roofing. R.bhed, plaln aud standing groove, VI
Til or Copper aid warranted tight.
Al t4pse ia want ugtAs above ag ~. VIII i" Wel1 ".
evi!. Ie Il call, think cah slow them tHe Hdfh'
fa,es If making. good bargain. country thStc4ah's
snutf9H wit Till afe ufgSgfy description low prices
above business III New York SAFE. and w attend per-
seialy toati orders entrusted t. ni, m.ta ramries'
ana aisf-asd.
Old Stoves, Copper. Brass, lag- Sc, taken IN ex'
change saF goods.
Iio s..i sFet I'll, Iata6a Il ~ Sernnd street. t~o
doors from tae corner at BradE asI9'ts Nti,@a
Hariey's Grocery store. JANIS II ~ huH !.
DAVENPORT. SeIt. 80. 80. II,
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zoe MEAT AND MILK SAFES

on THE REST CONSTRUCTION; 50 10 ADMIT DIT Az ON
rrsUIl RI made III the choicest IL yer! good
looking barean1 calculated To keep out al oi tue
insect and Nernin tribe Ne fits, dEts rats natans-
thing Of The Kind get q !our provisions "sleh are
Kent sweet and fresh. Ia fact OF tbs best pieces Of
domestic economy.
Manufactured a. The Steam Agricultural Depot 81
AIOSZ0 NuCRSE.
tuna "a Main Street. Moline, itfs.
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? DIVIDE 2

Nx-E haze made arrangements viii tplsbr.;ed
~ Powder Mandatory - thai W a'sa1l rs a'te ie
keep constantly oH Hand large supply Of BsasftRg
Fctltr vi tie lSst quality. which We san se y 4
small advance from Manufacturers Prices. Those "sh
pr purchase for use. III lrga quantts 70 retail
viii hnd their interest ytyF call hf'hre aF
ctsin:. e!sswaere u We can se s., Lodis prices,
ar.- ViS TUYL < COOK.
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UNIVERSITY MFDrrY,,

FEVER AND AetEecGgpBy Rowan
II lis taaptFsfg " Free .fsd{e,.. 'iiirs,
Ananiedgf' Chartered by The Sats ~ Psml,,
MAJ III wv ltst session. wiz 2ab AIfil i,. fetlslv.
the rGrfuse IF aFrcsltg the oylis rc,,3 n4t4 d,
sale at spurious md dDI gtrous ro.,r Jug ron n
purposeni surlah the p.s!ie MI r%, ei'2 MI.
ID cases herein the patient csElot nli1e feed,,
employ HE besi mvaitai adviser. I..iHf Mil a.
thai ny aiaUhla remedy, RnSphti's I@,3ik parht0i
account ofit. 5nst celebrity SD ht6,, ,aAiare,
treatment 81 Fever anA AeBe. nm NJ aAt4ty il Il.
iiers-has ne hesitalion Ia lesonn -, ,t!Iei aas
hhh terms 10 tbe patronage u Ill II ii IL
BOWL Complaat cured by ROW ,Sn.s,
- IERiA ROOT. The above 1 .ttt.,.s ELatg
sani9n. ~ he manner, 70 ,le remedy 4, sleats,
Complaint 80 well known as Eowani,.'o ~ "Bost
syrup o. lila. khcry Rood, dni earGrytly omlcuM
70 The eothiehce 81 patients afflicted sfu hhtH@t
plaihtstbsiieNIbg Tito be invaluable II i, Ne ca.
5oA Henry Il. MD ,ast'
n. r Hon } K Flapi,a,oshs
y ofa'' Y ~ trustees, John K Aosanss' =
=. u. Ashton ~ y 3
u Z Al communications 10 h. gdaret,a.t4
h"NaHd, " y, Head u tie phar,'1s.,,.44 !elr L
nlsni' ahi PresdeHt.af the IR4scrs5ty ''sa 1la4
home iAspensary aid otee, No. = ga..,.
Street, Philadelphia = @Pa'a sseas1
Branch Dispensary at the Store ~
sepi 2.-l tHAS. LESLIE. p.y.,'
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REMOVAL

House. SIGN, AND ORNAMENTAL PAINTING
AND GLAZING.
JAMES DONSEL respectfully ac-
sBawieAges to his friend. aud ii e
-@~ pHhiic generally, ihcir liheral sHp-
port. and would Inform thcn1 that
tie can aIRaEs h. found al hi. ziapd Hrady
east side. between Second ard Third sts adjoining
israel HaiEz Cabinet Warrroouls, where ne j. now
prepared - execute Ill orders IN his lne. Hs long
experience u ls business warrants Hiin ia eHsarng
rs patron. fun satisfaction ia any work that ma! b.
entrusted re- him.
Particular attention given 20 estimating any pub
II. or prvaIc buildings. Persons wishing any of the
aosewors done Will DO veil to give Alm cal. before
letting tf4er wDrS
Pant- ~ ell e0aars prepared and ready for use.
Ola.s q 81 sizes, pg.tk. 6Sc.. for SAFE.
". S.-Al>0 new article af COMPOSITION ROOF
IStI. invented by J. D0Gaei, EhCh tan he pat Oh 8.
TIC shortest Igtst= By tie subscriber.
JAs. DCSNEL.
Davenport. lane .. 1892
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2i hours to saiTa.o and s. hours 10 New York
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL

~ >1.sse fti'r has received freu tha Eastern and
S"2tArtG Market. largo and Weil selected stock
81 goods d" all desartll enS. I'm te"auen consisting
81 Hr! ""eds, Boots aud saa.s, tiats EHd Gaps,
glassware. GH-.NsNaTs, HQtiHfo EDhe-.
brpcrriss. Bried Fruit. Cotton Warn.
t1rpni lain, Picking YARN Cal n iasi"B Class.
g, 4. I. /. ~ haHaWhu saa tinrd@ara,
A't's aHI NH saws. Iron. sl kigds Stsei asso,tes.
castings, Nails, an 6fnay, trifIst3ue..
N""aE n@ara, L#Ee 9arse frth.t..f,t,h < GakaJs,
Solr AMI Jp,ser itath.r, Wan Paper
hltt"Es ta-ket-, Paints ln5 ttls, ny8' StuGs r.. .
Fh. n Viii "a sold ~ ssaaH advance for Cab. A.. |
lttN 1N k@@p.EE eFrry tH1 lH cUHuaop tl~.. persa.
Ha 3ES frrsiar obtain s3ieHa oa Trout street
Al ~ hfga Store "rlnsty gat A,. Davenport iDs-l
Hne 9, l-1a~- !. NJ, H0a Lt,,t,
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NEW GROCERY STORE,
wilson a Harley

yyAVE REMOVED their Grocery and Provision
1 Store "a the corner of Cd aud BRADY Streets, ut-
der the Gazet,c Office,
They have enlarged their stock, CONSIDERABLY, 70 ,ee'
the lsmar,tS az III r Increasing customers. They have
on hand Black. Young Tyson and Imperial Eeai hn'
L.sgus ri and Jasa Coffee. Sugars very cheap. ~ II
OF Sugar tar ST. Riec, Chocolate. Mohssses OF al
Kinds Spices. Dried Apples and Peaches No. -
and Maekerel. Dries, ad Pickad iiefrhgs. Restol,
Pickles, Tobacco, Glass and Nats. hahnaMa aia'
Grouna Alnm salt In fact. we have ever, thing con-
,ects, wi,h liz Grocery Trade. Also, good assoa
meEt Of gtseiIsW&te Shea-ers Sides and Hams; sn-
gag-caged Hams. 81.
" = we intend doing Cash business. and pay Cash
rane 4. Ys.a w. & H.
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SAVE YOUR MONEY

rroti 50 cali 0n Tie subscriber ard s4tc Pediars eS-
pensss and seeo.d profiisbl buying ofhtm one OIL
CHAIN PUMPS,
with or without caps 10 keep ent ata lie isprerare'
Is supply -ptgf8 with Reels, Curb, Guam ana u
binr lsta H. lsr.s or small quantities. ihe aitan-
tian o those " ho u to sell again i specially request
cd liz lin. also n Il, OF inch chain foF so,S pumps
Who would be without, a Chain Paial when ihe. ear
b. got IS ehsaps Come and see. M
NorRse's VARIETY Sroar, MOLINE;
"A, - 1s,3 NM. A. NOT RST.
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500
NEW YORK PREMIUM PATTERN FAGETEG


nF the gatst -gyI. which sl4ud i, No !, the hsi
~ sc prg,l Fs arcd Tar - i3l&8rl} tali 4fts
- CONSTRUCTED 10 clean tSeT- Easter aHd herf; u
Eiug oat 1ais. Cheat G4~s, l and all tal --td,
astoai-hlu-y ctan. VIII far nnt4o .oar highest
tcipatofs
They ass substantially ruata. ~ lhe frst qualify VI
aiate rat. aitEt two eood eaats oil I.ili a5 ID
varuIsis -ta.f prpfttt G+iust weather il.u
tcfert-..4 '.,Ai
HI. reputation ar fhis article SPEAKS lend for tAsh
Yet 10 i:tias viii be spared t. canttsge for them
credit thai wl far naistrip aus tnag Of 81" Tanning
Mil sind Nauuiart Jared and fsr sale vt tho t4icl
tar7,s Dstat 81 ALoSZO SOURSE.
Innc IN Main 81. Moline, Ills.
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The report Of the warden states that there
are in the Illinois Penitcutiary 274 con-
vets
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JOSEPH CHARLEss. IAIt1H bL9NT. "tLLEA4 J. AHoT
1854 Drugs, Medicines, 1854.
Paints, Oils, Varnish, Window Glass.
GLASSWARE, PATENT MEDICINES, &C.
ea5a1sZESs. ETosE q co,
Wholesale Deal. 66 & So Main ST., S. Louis, No

EXCHANGE BCILpryGS,y
EsPECTFCLLT esH t,,a attention Of .Hs-el4zts
Ii II me esttp ta-ir flr'seast stetk IF Goods yea
y for Inspection, consisting Of
1000 packages Of Drugs. Medicines, Chemicals;
5000 kegs pure White Lead;
600 packages T;srrnan's celebrated Colors;
600 barrels Tgrpsatine;
100 barrels Tanners Oil, pure;
$50 barrels Refined Whale Oil;
100 barrels Smiths celebrated Varnishes;
1000 boxes By 10 Glass, bes. Pittsburgh brand;
5000 boxes Glass, from 10 by IL up 10 40 by go,
best Pittsburgh;
1000 boxes assorted Glassware;
E!.h con n tie ass9rtf;e ri Of ALL OF The POPT-
LAR PATENT MEDICINES oGthe day. The IIBER-
ALCUURsE pursued by House for the 3a,t tpsa-
eY-Evs ysQrs - sffH rga'JH4Ef. and PROMPT TIME
or CASH CUSTOMERS viii find il greatly 10 their
INTEREST % purchase here, 4 Az and WILL
sH A!s Low as any J0BBlN6 HOUSE in The Uhi-
TED STATES Feb IA. lr54-3m
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COME AT LAST!

COME AT LAST!
Woodward & Harris
STOCK Or DRY GcopSs
DIRECT IkGM NV York;"
CONSISTING III part OF
LADIES DRESS GOODS;
French and English Mesinos' Dc LANES, 4,
i lne lot % black silks;
Amerce aud Jarc Satins;
Mar,eginc and Floreaee silks, &C.
Enhrciaerias
Mss I'D .nss, Instrtln-s, Collars, tnderstes'es'
Bonnet Ribbons;
Dress Trimmings:
yeive Ribbons, Gimgs,
Black aad Cold FriGgas, Dress Buttons, &C.
WELLS:
L.ee Vols, Green and Brown S.rege,
E21rEi1g CO:
Bay State shawis.
Rich F;g'd and Plain Veivo!s;
Talma Clshs, lr.sa Linens Embossed l-eie covers
Br, a.sd elra.h-d Muslias. Saiinetts, Cassimeres:
Woei aud canioll ttsnneis. Whitney Blankets, DC
Gloves ard Hosiery.
Yankee Motions. sc. sc;
Hats and Caps; Boots and Shoes;
Croker; Hardware.
Groceries, sc.
Give tae,a e.!i al the old Stand,
Front Street, Davenport Iowa.
September eo.a, lsa3
HARDWARE AND CUTLERY.
,s,4 Spring sales. 1864.
~ ~, Cav, .s ssaT1 .e " a .s.;
CHILD. PRATT s. CO,
Direct Importers and Wholesale Dealers in For
eiga and Domestic Hardware, Cutlery,
&c
oEsr II .Ser Tert. - cilg 81
a. MAR street. 81. EeAis. No.
ty~ILI b. In receipt for Spring Sales, ef oe u iA
W largest stocks AMI nass complete assortment 81
obs iaoat lne syeF ogsTsd " ms harNrl ~
American Goods from the manufacturers taf lowest
easl prices, are eaabled - eref Msrthah,s aih
purchasers Goods tas Low PRICES ana on rs iaver,
ah farms O. ANY house East or West our s.cS viii
c.ubrace ! lar-s AM very complst. as>ormeui.cf
Agricultural Tools and Implements
Sey;hes susths. Far&S Rase., Handled and Carolina
HaNs shavsis ana Spades Hanfcs. Collars. Chains
ox. trce l olhSrs, Sxas-sG makes and Kinds, Picks,
House Furnishing and Builders Hardware
isrgs ana eamp9te tusslt Of Locks, faIciles'
Bets Hinges Screws Boss, Bfads, Nails, &c; Trim
mig Carpenters and Baillo-s' Tools
plsr.s >tvgs taf1els Aaanrs. Asaces, Bus. -aAs
IN. Knires Squares, Troaeis Gauges. b5Ncis ffa,ss
~, Hammers, tdzSs Bg4s', B4tyh aud Broad axes
Gia4les. Sc.
Blzeasmiths Tools, Sc.
naitn~. sp,{lz Wees Hammers, Screw Plates,
Horse Nails. shoes Files and Rasps Il hatcher : and
et.er rakegs--an ki.ds ard sizes
coope-s' Toois
Large asseyta.aAt cl knives Hoors, Pines &C.
Cutlery.
Ayers lars-e stnrk end tssafaert y ehholHHs'
psshers asl others Tabls. Pocket, Pen Butcher .il
Saat KHtrrx R@4oss. shear. SCISSORS eAtfeTs -
great variety.
Guns. Rites, Gan Trimmings and Mouattngs.
Single and Esueic RafrelIel. English and German
Efc- Pistols, Nuaaiiti.ss ASA ITliaH es-sfess va
i Flesv. z,
rasati4sr with genes assortment Il ether soosis
usasisy ktpt IN Hardware store. Saws, ever! ware
~ Mtfl ttsst. 4y fcular u aast glgits faeE he'd
q, manufacturers prizes. I'orters prompt! aiiea
-, --ar,o CHILD. PRATT & CO.
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WINDOW GLASS

stt GlFEp th.s morning Gy Eaila"aH, i largo r.-
s1rlmehi window Gias. al t4,, h.,t l.,Is,fs re-
hsa4' y hrt " II by sold - iilc lowest uurae lr,s
81 NJ. 70 East Second EEFsgt
WEBB & >TOEER.
Davenport, Fci,, eta, LIST.
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FRESH ARRIVAL

FrST resolved frasa Eea York a lot Of choice Gro
,, cer5e-. consisting III part -
Fpa Ea5slrs. FIG; Pa4as, Almonds;
eusrai.ts; E1gjfsh Nstnuss; Spies; fefPes
t,.Hsef, Agce; Aat0trrss loves,
Cinnamon; Said Ga: Nsa. Pos Gers:
aasiart; Legwnpd; Nader Cayenne FeFger:
Alan; Fatre' sulphur sat Neda.
MaeksrcI in Bits Hlr bnls aud kcss;
salmon I'll Kits; God IA;
Forssi. b! N. lALZELL
aug Is PROM =.
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LAMPS! LhMF6 :.

bEti@NAl- lid Glass tiHi1 iEIGfs@. t-aE receiver
aSnt B!aID&'% J..ys-t-, Stosu.
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