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Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1855-11-14
81 Am a Roman Citizen"

Y 41ppcm Unto Crsor"-'tthto Cesar
=, shat THou CAR
/ A Jew of the straitrst sect-b IN in
tie land of his fathers, yet born: under
the Roman Eagle, the great Apostle of
tic GentiIcs, had but to cxclaim, 81 APP
peal unto Caesar" and FesLus dared not
refuse to let him go. y, -:
Not slaves or scrfs did imperial Rome
make of her conquered cncmics-~but eli
izetls-frce, proud Rom:hls, From Al
bion to India the worshppers Of Odin
and the Children of the Sulfz-thc jew in
III his Temple and the Greek athis Shrine;
Druid PricsteSs, or Son of Aaron-al
could appeal unto Casar--becAuse the
VERY hand which amo;c them to the dust,
raised and placed them by the side, and
gavc them the name of their conqucror
II I'M Roman Citizen" spoken in the
rude tongue Of the Briton, or in the poi
ished hnguagn,of the Greek or jew, as
well rs in.thc classic Latin, WAS a proc
hmation none dared to disregard. ~.
~ am an American Citizen" exclaim-
ID Martini Kostnz, when seized by the
hired ruhiams of Austria, and the gallant
Ingraham responded by clearing the deck
Of the st. Louis for<action+ And lives
there an American whose bosom did not
swell with pride when he read the story
Of Kostaz ia the Bay of Symrna? Not
nm American ci;izen-but fugitive from
the sword Of lIaynau. he had simply de-
clared his intention Of becoming an Amer!
lean, and he found shelter and protection
under our country's flag. -.
\ But had the brave commander Of the
st Louis been an American, as Amcri-
canism has recently been defined by a So
called party; had he believed a foreigner
could never become a good-lnda Cath
tolic was always a dangerous, citizen OF
the Republic, where would Martin Kos
#taz be to-day? lie: the sword Of the
Austrian butcher reply. "
In 1916, when the American Congress
declared "that these Uni cd Colonies are
and Of right ought to be free. and indie
pendent SAFES think YOU That freedom
could ever have been gai1ed, il the pen
of the signers had been withheld, because
one Of them was Il CatholiG-Charles Carr
roll, of Carrollton? When the struggle
had commenced, and Lafayette stood by
the side Of Washington, think you that
struggle would ever haveswelled into the
mightiest victory the world ever looked
upon, If the sword had been refused "the
friend Of America" because he was not a
Protestant? '..:~ W +:
Think youit was By, the authority Of
the Pope Of Rome, thai Catholic France
sent to the aid of the feeble Colonies a fleet
and an army, or that when Frenchmen aud
Americans Stood side by, side ut Yorktown
they thought Of eitch other as papists
or heretics, rather than as brothers and
friends? Hill N m" I rrttf ias4
Ye who listen with credulity to the
s.midnight whisper Of SANDER come with
me to the base Of you beautiful monument
and tell me ii the spirit which recently ex-
cluded from q political assembly delegates
because Of their faith il the religion Of
their fathers, had influenced the policy Of
"the purer days Of the Republic, |" that
chaste shaft would now throw back the
rays Of each mornings sun towards the
home Or the brave Pole towhosc memoirs
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1855-11-14
Stopping Newspapers.

"a certain man hit his toe against a
pebble and fell heallong to the ground.
lle was vexed. AMI under tlre iitfucn nee
ofTanger and active sclt-suf iiciency, he
kicked old mother earth right sauciIy.
With inlpertttrable gravity lie looked
to see the globe itself dissolve and
come to naught. But thoea rth remain,
Ell, AMI only his boot foot wa, injured
imtlic encounter. This is the waywith
man. An article in auewsPapcrtouch-
es him in Il weak spot and straight
wayne sends to stop his paper. With
great seltromplacrncy he looks to see
a crash, when the object Of his spleen
shall cease to be. Poor fool! he has
only hit his OWL toe against d world
that docs not percept;bly fec the shock,
and Injuries TO 10 extent any one bat
himself-N n. o. Delta.
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1855-11-14
BUFFALO DRUG STORE.
DR.. Edward Lee Hoosf,,

Physician and Surgeon,
Offers his professional services to the cili-
zens Of Buifat md its vicinity. Calls prompt
Ily attended to day snd night.
3.ihe undersigned has opened in Buffalo, in
the store house formerly occupied by II. \.
Drugs, Chemicals, Paints, oils Dye
p Stuffs, &C., tA
which have been most carefully selected, and
all medicines will be compounded with the
utmost care and attention.
With the hope Of receiving share Of pub
lie patronage, he pledges his best exeftions
and most perseyering Efforts to render gener,
al satisfaction 10 those who may be k.nd
enough to give him their support. vtn3l.l
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1855-11-14
sUBscRI5E! suescRiBE!!
THE
STAR or THE KiSiWHi VALLEY. e
.Is .rrDIIslIED wEEKLY, AT

H @# sIS sPUBLlSHkDl EWEEkLf, - .3,5Fs4f5
4 BUFFALO, PUTNAM COUNTY, VA.
\ NJ II is Democratic in Politics,
And is devoted u, News, Agrcult,lie, Com-
Imerce, Public improvements, Education, Arts,
lScierce, &c, &c.
4 This paper, although Iin lis first yenr, is ex-
ltensiyelv known as VI able ahxillery ~ the
EEco use OF Dempcracy-oT CIVIL and religion Lbs
Ierty; II has been declared the olgan Of the
party III rwo SHNAroRiAl DIsrRicrs. VIZ: the
i44th and 45th, embracing The counties Of kan.s
!awha, Putnam, Boone, Logan, wyoming, Ma.
son, jackson, Writ, Cabeil and Wayhe. And
il has teen highly comp!inentsd by the
Press and able Statesmen throughout the en-,
tire State. #-.ad
In addition to our experience in conducting
weekly newspapers, va have secured The ssr4
vices DC class oi contributors, who aIe i
sufficient guarantee that The STAR or rHE kAAt
AwHA Valley cannot lle else than aweicoIie
visitor I'd oil who have favored Us with their
patronage. Chaste maittr and purity OF style
win be studied BY ns,-in short, wetintend 70
publish a HIGH TONED AND pitNiftED NEWS.
PAPER. 1lfNf HIM il.
We have already avery respectable patro-
mage, and BY strict adherance toD theprinciEles
Of oiir party hope tp merit aIarge increase.
from the citizens be Western Nirsinla.
No labor wi be spared TO keep our readers
IN with the times, III all items of news, which
may be considered DC general Interest The
advantages Of daily mail, telegraph Office in
The town, and the Eastern aFnd Western ex-i
changes, afford great facilities for obtaining 4
knowledge Of oil passing. events, Which are
daily occurring.
II TERMS - One Dollar and Fifty year, IN
advance. lf5not paid within 30 days afierihe
receipt Of first paper. Two Dollars wall inyari-
ably be charged. Eli ts.
II Money for subscription, addressed TO the
editors (registered) may be ,nhied Az our risk.
RUMBLE 4 MtlRRELL, EDlroas,
III Buffalo, Putnam County, Va.
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1855-11-14

At Boncia, California, in 1858.
James w. Cofiroth said: IF ever !
desert the Democratic party, may my
right arm be withered.n AT the late
election he was chosen State Senator
by 100 Know Nothing majority, and
ON tho sday OF election fell from his
Illor.e. and broke his|arn. Mr.. @. is
% fine looking man. and q Philadel-
phia printer by trade. The stump Of
Ills arm mustbe q pleasant Inenento.
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1855-11-14
BUFFALO Markers.
rpRRrorEo wrEK {
PUBLIC LEcruRE.

Byl equestt Rev. Mr.. Field wllreplysl 10
phamp'et, y titten by Rev. WrsIeY SAITH, and
endorsed by pr. ELLIOTT ofthesW. c. Ndyo-
cate, aud tbd preachers ofthe MAthodcst Epis,
copal Church in this section, - a series Of
Lcctutcs, commencing on Moisday the 19th
inst.,.at "a \. NJ, in the SouAern Church,
Maiden, Ministers of the NJ. q Church are
respectfully invited 10 be prcssnt.
, Novemberf6 1855, M o.
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1855-11-14
1850. ,GRA4AMs AMERICAN 1885.
MONTH LIZ M AGAZINE.,

Established in 1927.
Devoted to Literature, Art md Fashion.
TINE new volumes, colnmencinE with the
El January No, 1866. will contain ovt
~ 0 pa esof choice reading matter steel md
wood efigravings, and music. "Giapanf y
. Family Maga zine, with matter tolplease tlc,
grave and the gay, the young and the old; and
while everything relating 10 Fashion, and
purely feminine in It's nature, is fully equalsto
that published in any.other periJdica.ii--t the
Literature IS Of d higher character,l and better
suited to all meDhefs Of the fanny. FMS
Magazine il, and has been, withtli the scope
Of its design. the exponent Of pure, heel tiny
and elevated literatures inprool II whle wy
refer u the past, and more tspeelplly y VIZ
present year. The coming Yollinc,oE account
\ of the lengaeelnents made with literary ceie-
brites, and the Superior tacIlitiesatour con-
troll, will while in other rsspec Is Unchanged,
excel Id the beauty and yatety Of lts conte ms,
| all formerissues. The following ~ the names
OF some OF those whose contributions hive
appeaied IN .asrahan,, during the present year,
VIM. Cullen Bryant, James Rus eli LoweILJ.
II, Headley, r. Buchanan Il, ad, VIM. Dove.
Rufus wv. GrIswold, l.. P. WIhippIe, u. NJ.
Herbert, r. II Stoddorb, Park BENJAMIN, Parl
n. Hayne, w. GilhlorelS impls, w, ". Fdfness,
d. ID. I'D. II. Barlow, ! Belt sf,lp a, Erals
w. Ellsworth, Gen. Edward Riee. Henry y.
Cornwall, Geaio o. Scott, Rev, y. D; Neil,
Ebert Perez, TIM. Church, Elizabeth Cakes
smith, Alice Cary, Ellen n, Chandler, julia
o. Il. Don, Caroline Y. Orae, Celia d. Bum.
Anne r. Wilbur Belle Bush, Mrs. - Eau,es,
Z. Kilbura, Sarah ARdeuon, Caroline Cheese
boro', Ella Rodlnan, Mrs =. i. Gushing, z.
Anna Lewis, Mary a. Denison, Marion Hsr-
land, "Rosa,, Lolita Linwood. Ann w. Curtis,
Hamlet N. Iiabb. and Mrs n. \. Goodwin.
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1855-11-14
HuHalo Bakesy.

II EIIRLICH, Msin street. Bufralo, Va,
r.. would inform the chi5snsof Putnam
that he keeps constantly on hEnd an assort-
ment OF fresh Bread and Ghkes, together
with Confectionaries and Gr0cerics, which
will be sold low Tor rash. / Thankful for past
favnrs, he asks q continuanesof the same.
j vlnAm6 esE ie hs,e
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1855-11-14

tits estimated that about 2 800 bar
rels of -four are manufactured daily
by the mills Of San Francisco and it,
neighborhood. \
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1855-11-14
4 No. AN ExcELLENT :
MfyyS River Bottom Farm
- tSIheslMy, " FOR GALE.

rI>HE subscriber, DESTROYS a removing TO
l. Missouri, offers for saleshis homestead
farm, lyingIon the upper side q The Kama wba
river, one mile above The pleasant town sof
Buffalo. The said farm contains THREE
HUNDRED AND THIRTY. -FOUR ACRES,
nearly two hundred Of. which Gre cleared and
in good state OF cultivation, well fencedj
has fair dwelling, several cagyns, fine tobac-
co houses, stables, &c, and well wa:ered
BY wells, springs, creek and riysr. This farm
averaged the last season about 80 bushels
OF wheat per acre, and is exskllent Tor corn
aud tobacco. or grazing. q .is-.x
\ For iorther particulars addrew
Y JOHN W. BLACKWELL,
Buffalo, Putaam Co, Va.
Il WIND, N
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1855-11-14
New Fall and Winter Goods,
AT THE PEOPLES STORE,
Dry Goods, Groceries, I.

AMI 1tsAsNCsY 1hAA -
Boots, Shoes, Hats and Caps,
We have splendid assortment Of de talness
black and colorel sIess silks, French mefi-
nos, black and colonel apaccas, all wo0l M. s.
de lanes, plain and figured common de laiues,f
gingbams, chambrays aud calicoes M al col
nrs, prices and qualities, tos,lIt the most par
ticufar; black and eolorea FELVE Is; gimps. VI /
frnges, galloons, bfaids and buttons cambries
and paper cambrics, bltat he'd. brown aud cots
ored drills, bleaehed and bpwn .cotioilScloth,
iof ali wild hs; bleached and brown tadlt linen.
A large lotof black SILK MANTlLEAS; good
white and elbow, plain anil twilled fanneissf 4
gloves and hosiery, &C., all
at prices that cannot fail I'd please.
Having been fully sustained by the people
the last wear, we have been able to buy goods 4
cheaper than ever, aud are Determined To sell
them accordingly. is, gsfsS
/. 1naddition TO our splendid stock Of ladies' 4
wear, aud of goods in general, we hays . Tine
STOCK DC ssi5
FASHIONABLE CLOTHING, 4
For men 4 i'd Toys, AN custom made. ana as3
low as can be bought IA the West. Having
secured the services Oh a fashionable cutter
and tailor We are prepared TO make CL0- NJ
THING Of every kind w. order, At lhel shortest
nOtice. Isl Tf
III MI All work Warranted. sl i
we interchangeable IF Kanawha valley and
surrounding country to give US d call,fwe nre
determined, byclose attention tp business.
and fair prlces to secure your favor.
b II We shall continue 10 pay the highest MI
=prlcesAfor butter. eggs. feathers, rags. &c.
EHE5. .H5:l S. a.. M r.. LANGLEY. Nj
W. ~ y II tb- - 4
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1855-11-14
MARRIED,

On Tuesday. Oct. 80, byRfv. 81. Tnonrsox,
M. WILLIAM j.: Il. AVENiSER and Miss
ELIZABETH 6. RUMBLE, hi of Cincinnati.
We are MUG b obliged to rhehoppy pair for
the i"ritHtion nnd eahe' a nd hae the Rundle
will never hav cause to fee ton the Auen ger,
"But, long ma harmony rnarkStheir ways,
Nothing inttude, their afIedtiBns To part;
May mutual al tu3hment inCr9aA all theii days
And everliye oxE in mind ala heart" =
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1855-11-14

NOMBS Of all kinds; thread, Coats Rus
~ sells. Scotch sewing silk.
Tape and ribbon, braid, linen, cotton, dress
Braid and corli silk;
Purse silk and beads; S56I III
Purse aud bag clasps; ss E
: Purses, Wallets and port monnaies;
Silver Thimbes;
Watch guards;
Lacets, silk and cotton; tf
Sleeve bands H ] #&t1s5g
Keyfingsj t.l-AE ls:t#
Scissors aud shears,
brushes, hair, comb, furniture, hat, shoe,
sETszER, BEALE 4 co.
p. Pleasant, Jan. "a. 's6. 4
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1855-11-14
r., oFFicE o the
" STAR orr THE: KAN AWHl VALLEY. >
MAIN STREET, BCrFAho, VA.
Rates OF Advertising :

Rates Of Advertising: r.. i"
One dpllat per square qf lasines or less for
the first three weeks, and 2j CENTS per square
for each continuance. For three months OF
more, at the following rates; ~ .
! y 3MoxrIs. 6aoxrms. YEAR
One square, r 8 25J "a 90 Sc 20
Two squares, * 400 Il 6 90 h., 1000
Quarter Of d column 90 go 90 1907
Half Of column, 1000 al5 90 1000
One Column, 9. 1900 $50 90 35 90
Transient advertisements to- be paid in ad-
vance. H.. ....--uIx u ..,
Personal communications, 9or communica.
tons involving private interests, IS cents per
square, in advance. Announcements Of can
d.da'es for Office, each 81, in styanee.
- Busneas OF other COMMUNICATIONS to
ensure attention mus; be addressed 10 RoNDLE
& rM0RRELL, Buffalo, Putnam County, Va.
). Eastern Publishers, r.. IT,.
Desiring tol have their new Publications no.
iced through the SrAR. can rSach us through
Messrs. FOWLER 4 WELLS, eos, Broadway
New York,fwho will duly forNsard 10 us any
books le(tiT their care for thispurpose. )
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1855-11-14

SADLERY.-- Ladies'. mems and wagon
y saddles, riding and blind brides, filings,
girths and surcing1es; carriage, wagon and
riding whips. SETSZER, BRALE & co.
ri. Peasant, Sian. "a. ,65.
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1855-11-14

HARDWAisE.--Axes, Hand Broad and
IL Chopping; liatchets, Hammers. Nail
and Tack, Angus, Braces and Bits, Saws.
Locks, Knob, stock and Pad. Gate Hinges
and Butts, Of all kinds; Screws, Bed, Wood
and Coffin;
Knives, Pen and Pocket, Shoe, Butcher and
Tables. Il .t+HA w. tagl
* Birdie Bits from IS cents SIS.
Stirnns and Spurs, curb Chains;
Plain Bits, Double and Single;
Gun Locks, Percussion and Flat; 's
Powder Flasks and Percussion Caps;
Razors, Razor Strops, Homes, Brushes and
Razor Powder; ~#
Steefyards and Balances
Window Springs and Shutter Fastnings;
Sheep Shears. Steel and Trying Squares,
CblSes Of all kinds, drawing knives;
FL Carpenters ADS, &C., &c.
.' T.. ~. :s SETSZER, BEALE & co.
PIT. Pleasant, Jan. "a, 4y1.Fa
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1855-11-14

HRY GOODS. - lanneIs, white, green,
~ red and yellow.
! Brown cottons. bleached do--3-i to. Cd,
sheeting; Ef n a
Bleachet sbeetings and shirtings;
Irish lihenof ali qualities;
Drilhngs, bleached and brown, cotton and
linen. TX +. T.
Table cloths, in great variety;
Cambria, white and all colols;
+ Jackonett, all prices;
Diapers, linen and cotton, towel and table;
Canton flannel, bleached and browns; I
~Gnghalns. Of all coiors and qualities;
Prints, hoyle, 4-4-7-Doyles, Tall river, Mer-
rimack; a1El j ~ :@FI. .1.4e a,
Mourning, and other prints at any prices
! Laces of;ail qualities; I #t.3
Edgirgs and insertings. Swiss, iackonett
and bobbinett; F@s #
Lidseys, cottoade, linen chain, Manchester
coId;- ii. |,. .tE-' VIA
Blankets rose, cradle and saddle;
Umbrellas and shades, etc., etc.
+. + ..:I sETSZER, BEALE Il co.
PIT. Pleasant, Ja n. "a. SO.
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1855-11-14

GOAP AND PERFUMERY. -- Shawn,
~ soap and cream toilet soap, etcsfat
Wash balls, CASTLE and rosin soap;
Essence peppermint, CINNAMON, cloves and
lemon; Fs H,.
Cologne, double extract Jasmine, violette
and boquet de Caro- inc; ~ fsss
Extract vanilla and lemon; s s
Rose. hair and bears oil, for sale by
SETSzER, BEALE 4 co.
RI, Pleasant, Jan. =, 10,
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1855-11-14

i ADfES' DRESS GOODS.-Black, blue,
~ blue black, brown, green and changsa.
Casllmeres, q variety Of quality and colors;
MouSlin de LANES, Of al colofs aad prices;
Tissues, variety Of colors. Fiji 1lE
! Merinos, of al shades and prices; l9E
Figured Swiss dress goods; I'll
Shally Barage and Berage de Laines;
Shawls, in great variety;
Hand kefcbiefs, worked and plain linen,
cambrc, and undersleeyes and Chemisetts;
Hosiery Of all kinds;
Gloves and mitts do, gauntlet;
Collars, jackonet, Swiss and French work Cd
Mafsslines, Florence and sarsnetB; afs
Artificial flowers. ribbons, DC. f5b
Il SETSZER, BEALE 4 CO..
p. Pleasant. Jan. q, ,55.
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1855-11-14

DRY GOODS, GROCERIES,
Quecnsware, Glassware,. Boots, Shoes,
Hats, Caps and Bonnets.
ALSO, A GOOD ASSORTMENT OF CLOTHING,
BesideS Fancy ArtclesIana Notions, such ass
Perfumery. Thrcad, Needles, Pins, Buttons,
Writing Paper, EnveloPs, Pens, ele., etc.
. Call and examine the goods ana prices, for
no charge will be madelif YOU do not buy.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-10-19
For sale b the Underlined.

OT2 in Block l6in the town Of WaIcott, (neaF the
/ / Dcpo,.) Also Lot I6 in "Hawley's Out Lots,' -
said lot contains 81 and 10 situated abont three
miles east ofDavenport, the river. opposite Moline
1l's Being upon the biuG, and commanding . nne
view Of Moline. the Island. and large PARTON OF
Davenport and Rock lsand, very desirable site
for A residence, J. WILSON GUITRAU,
senIadtf In Whitaker Il Grants ofhee
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-10-19
BROWN 4 MCDONALD

TTav,ne opened their Tailoring Establishment on
Brady Street, bet. Cd Il I'd Street doors above
the Iowa Book Store, and h. wing re ceiSed large
nd all orted stock Of Cloths, consisting of Cas-
sine res, poeskins. Saines, Twecds, Beavers. Vest
ing. Sailns. velyets, &c.. d. feel G. nhdent from
thcir experience In the business that they can Ero'
duce nrsi class garment, and at as reasonable 4
price as any other Tailoring establishment IN the
city, would invite the Inhabitants of Davenport ant
vicinity TO give us cali.
tting done and warranted to az II op er
made up. All orders i'll receive pro mpt attention
BROWN 4 MCDONALD.
Sept g2d 1865 DIFF
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-10-19
An 0pen 1isld aal laif Play.
I3NEIDI STOCK OF
WATCHES AND yEWELRY

Al hOuSEL'S, Ne. LIZ CLAIRE ROW.
i HAVE just returned from New YovA win the
largest and BEST stock Of nne Watches and JsveIry
ever before Ofered In this market. ! have soId
Watches from esOto e225. Silver do from os 70 80.
Gold Chains from e7 70 ee0. King. #. i've Sise e
$500. Breast Pins from Qlto go.
woaid call particular attention tn nv steek Of L..
dies Watches, which embraces full variety Of Plsin
Hunting and Ensmsled cases, and think can e1ie
the met fastidious.
In short, my whole stock Of Clocks, Watches, Jew.
eify, Plated ware 10 full and complete ara
much larger than has been brought to this naS.
KEY; ana wilssl Wholesale or rstsil prices u ~
Repairing done a. sussalatsAort notice.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-10-19
Cheap! Cheap :! cheap!!!
BOOTS AND SHOES.

Choep! C0oep )! VaeeP's'
BOOTS AND SHOES.
Nlne JJORDAN would announce TO the citixens o
1Vv Davenport, and the public, that he has opened .
Ladies' and Gentlemen's boot and shoe store ad'
toinipx Burrows 4 Prettymans store, door above
the Iowa Clothing store where he prepared 10 man.
uf. etu Re boots and shoes OF all descriptions.
LADIES BRANCH.
Fine Silk lasting Caters, fancy and plain
Kossuth Boots; Enameled Patent Paris
Boots, Ties, Bronze Paride; Ark.
Jenny Linds; Jenny liuds;
Buskins Polka Boots
Alasee assortment Of Ladies' and Misses Children's
Shoes, too numeroustO mentiOn
ALSO a large assortment for Gents wear
Eastern nne French Boots; Congress
Caters, Monterey; Jersey Ties;
Plain walking ShOes,
MOrOccO;
And all kin is of heavy work. suitable for country,
az well as city custom; all who want neat ht ana easy
boot woud do well to callat the Davenport Boot ana
shoe store. Call a nd see June a, ls53-34f
Bells and PARTIES
AIDES and gents BufIaio over shoes, Rubbers ana
| ! npe French Boots, kips Of my manufacture ana
The 81 assert boots and shoes that
10 be see tho cities ofthe great North-wess
davenport Boot aud Shoe one door below BurFoMs
a Pretty yman' % mammoth store Front street. oPposso
the mill JAMES !ohDhN'
DavenportJan IS 1855.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-10-19
Spring and Summer Clothing.
AT JOHN J0RDAN's

At JOHN J0RDAN's
IOWA CLOTHING STORE.
A LARGE and varied assortment ofMenss and
tAEB0ySs Ready made Clothing, embrac-
ing all the dinerentsnd approx and made BY
good wOrkmen out Ofthe best material.
Fine, medium and common, Union, Beaver, Felt.
Pilot, Petersham and Flushing, Bangups, Sacks and
Paetot tOvercosts, Cloth, Dress and Ffock Coats OF
various colsrs and qualities Cloth Cashmere, Sati-
net, Velvet aud Tweed Psntaloons. SILK, Satin, Va
tenta $ ansd0 u, Velvet Plush, Cloth, Cashmere,
Satinet Double and Single breasted Vests. Monk ey
Jackets Drawers. Undershirts, Hosiery, Suspendcfs
Gloves, ,Cravats, Stocks
ries Scars, Winchester and Scotia approved Patent
shoulder Shirts, Umbrellas srtclesu
iy kept in gentleman's furnishing stores. including
Robessde Chambrc aud Revere Vestsand Overcoats.
Also, splendid assortment OF uncut Cloths, Cassi
and Vestings- of which will be made UP 10
order the bestmanner, with promptness, at accom-
modating prices, and by competent " ork men. This
establishment isin the monthly receipt ofthe latest
Fashions thatordersintrustedt to them may be
dupon being in the atestsyle by those who de
sirei. All manner ofplain work and work Of gen
teel medium, promptly attendedtO ~ heretofore.
HATS of . ne style together with all ofths com
mon kinds constantly on hand.
fcrpast patronag tho ubsc crbercOnddent
~ JOHN JORDAN.
Merchant tTailora nd Clother, on Frontstrset, sppo
sttethe Steam Mills.
davenport, July Cd, ls55-w&d-tf.