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NEW YORK TRIBUNE.
GIFT BOOKS for CHILD REM
u HA RPEH'S STORY BOOKS.

A MONTHLY SERIES OF NARRATIVES, BIO3RA-
pBIEs AND TALES for the Instruction and Entertainment
sus sad beautiful Epuavinsa
Irsss-Eseh number Of Hsrpers Story BooAs" will
hh 100 pages IN mail quso f,r very beautifully nustrstod
ID printed on superEne c.lendered paper
he Series may be obtsoed Of Bookseller Periodical Agents
nd Potmsse,s or from the Publisber At Three Dollars
Tear twenty FIVE Cents Mum Yer 10 Paper forty Cents
bound Cloth gilt Subscriptions may com nence
vh number The possse harpers Story Books
vbscs he paid quarterly in advance, H
ysrs aud "Hsrpers Story Books" will be sent 70
~. sad,sss. for year, for Five Dollars.
ne Quar- cry Volumes completed neatly bound In .A
ill., sold at One DsllN each and Muslin Cove 40, a.
phsd to these who wish 10 have their back Numb. ,s
soxsd, st twenty Eve Cents each
Vol Contains the 6rst three Numbsr. upn,,, 81 vvu
- and Strait Gate" Vol II. Thu Lite Louyr,n
Prank" and Emma" Vol III. "vird,; " - T,so "a
JSb,," and Timboo and Fanny Vol Nv .rb 81.
EstshlshmeSt" frsrklin." and TIE s,uli,Y
THE FOLLOWING KunBkKs arr row pr.nv.
ENGLISH HISTORY. The St sry of Enslish Hi,torv from
hs s'iBe's Ps'oa' to The Amer Revelation With numer
Gus hesu'iful EpsrsvipgG
ANCIEsT history. rs Story Of Ancient g,,,or, sor,
he earliest Periods TO the Fall OF the Roman Empire
TIE STUDIO, Or ILLUsTRATIoss OF THE THEORY AND
PneTIer on DsAw NC, FOR Youse ARTISTS AT HOVE.
FRANkLiSi .HE APPRENTICE Boy.
THE HARP ESTABLISHMENT Or, How THE Story
Books ARE MADE.
TINsc<o AND FANNY Or, The AR OF sELF.Issrsuc.
T.MBOo AND JoLIBA Or TIVE ART BEING USE.
IcL
VIRGINIA; Or, A LITTLE Lem VERY DARK SAYING.
ENaA Or, The THREE MIsFoRrusEs OF A BELLE.
PRANK Or, THE PHILOSOPHY Tricks AND MISCHIEF
sHE LITTLE LOUVRE Or. The BOYS AND Gals GAL
IyRy PIcTuREs.
THE STRAIT GATE Or, THE RULE OF EXCLUSION
rHoA HEAvsS.
WILLIE AND TIE MORTGAGE snowIxe How MUCH
MAY sr ACCOMPLISHED BY A Boy.
BRUNO; On, LESSONS FIDELITY, PATIENCE, AND SEEF
DEtrAL TAUGHT A Doc.
HARPER & BROTHERS Publisher
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THE T-BOOK of the SEASON
No book has probably in great demand Tor uh
u"i'is '"' DIARY AND CORRESPONDENCE
A NJ O s l. A w II r. n
7, l. ls,sa octavo printed upon extra paper hne thick and
is with large open type 1t contains four illustrations
m"'u"s ELEGANT PORTRAITS ON STEEL
,os Ann ARBoTT LAW ENCE.
The Tenth thousand ready for delireTy IN the Jo'n9
STYLES BINDING.
Piaiu
Hall Morocco.
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Half Turkey, marble idts..........'..'. W
Half Calf marble edges..........s....." ~
Turkey, extra. ...........s;. W
IA ON from Iahev his from merchant 70 ~. eeh,
from friend TO friend, nothing can DO found more suitable
thah R u1s nERCHkNT AND PHILANTHRoPIsT.
GOULD a. LINCOLN,
50 Washington St, Boston.
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NHEAPi CHEAPER CHEAPEST =
~ ANIMALS, STANDARD POETS,
ROCKS EVERY DESCRIPTION,
Can be had at price than in the Broadway Stores
At
DE WITT DAVENP0RTS,
Nos 100 aud l62 Nassau st, opposite the Park
Among others too mention, will be found
KEBLES CHRISTIAN YEAR
Calf antique, very elegant
KEATS's POETICAL WORKS.
Morocco antique and calf, very elegant
THE KNICKERBOCKER GALLERY.
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HARRIS PROSE WRITER'S OF AMERICA
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READS FEMALE POETS.
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LALLA ROOKH. Calf antique.
LADY OF THE LAKE. Calf antique
splendid assortment OF
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DE WITT & DAVENPORT,
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AN ASYLUM, But NOT A PRISON =
"A A VICTIM, BUT NOT MURDZREss!
Now Ready:
HENRIETTA ROBINSON!
Bx

Now Ready:
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ByD WILSON.
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This sDy very sIrs1rinay book. IL males reve
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d SS'' .I The lease. ed more hsS snos o sI.
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irt su:h eon.aDi, s:p.et Ii delicate i' est. to
put the NO MORE ne T ak THAN ANY N5vEi
lnPors.n: s,.on han any novel -T ten
viii re eagerly ''ag qERRfstE xAR.se f'' i'@''
THE history Of this beasti u and i'll fssed wOna, SD
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Identity and pursuing in oon'i'. and pon manner her e.reI
all M many changes up to the time Of her being 'ent
to siBssrs for life Toy Family JOofn'i
The important cIininA ts IL which he lfs of this
v,d the CUES ien OF salty on which in pr De
he os Of the ce sad the Of
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these problems hfD dc f' OF INTEREST ' A
Hrs Robin,ons soIy ret'ens of intsreH and sI we
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I 10 reality biography well written :,d 'ssdine{ in
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Of hi ND me- Ex x in THRILLING INTEREST
Tis is Of the nost extraordinary narratives ever pub
power The cbase reader .ppr-hend Will find
interesting and useful for the moral lessons a9d it
'np'''' THE MYSTERY CLEARED w.
There was mystery injected with and
history which tina. interest IN ntenst, 100 esep TO be
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livery LAWYER and EVERY LAYMAN
~ SHOULD READ
Hi DIRE THIS ATROCIOUS JUDGES.

y No. vesey-st tAstor House,
e b,ppy to nr IL ends the pubic that they have
now Iesoy stock Of
BOOKS FOR THE HOLIDAYS
Of .n unu,u y attractive Suitable for Of all
egss n any thing SUPERIOR and prices equally lo~ wi that
last yesfj among which may be found splendid assor-
TTTf1FGANTLY ILLUSTRATED POLITICAL AND STAND.
ARD BOOKS, PAT lCULAbLf ADAPTED FOX
CHRISTMAS AND kEW,YE Ak paEs-
ENrS, TIE DRAWING-ROOM
TABLE, &c. -
Their stock Of BIBLES snd PRAYER-BOOKS will be found
neu.rly choice Parents others u BOOKS for
he YOUNG PEOPLE dung the HOLIDAYS are Invited to
call and examine their assortment Of
JUVENILE BOOKS,
which for variety and attraction cannot be exeeied
They adopted she system Of saes which s seaon
NV ~ No. yesey.st, Aston House.)
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1,HE Fl ST Rum Z r

NEW MAGAZINE FOR BOYS AND GIRLS.
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The PURPosEo OF EHE SCHoOLFELLOW will be o afford
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TIE BCHOOLFELLOW will continue 10 bs published at
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THE IND Z P E N ID f N L &.
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Notwithstanding the great tize of THE INDEPE fDENT
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u U N c E q RO T II E r,
- No. I28 Nssssu-st.,
PUBLISH HOLIDAYS:
FAMILY AsTIME;
Or, HOMES MADE aAPpY.
Collection Of Games for the Paglor Circle.
Every household of which young people part has felt
the need Of volume similar this No such foil and
collection ad,pted either for youth c,3ren Of larger
growth" has prev usy sppesed The collection includes not
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games, of which peculiarly attractive.
beautiful l2mo volume, gilt sides and edges price rs
III.
THE SHAKsPEAREAN ORACLE.
Give key to this,
Ard instant unlock my fortunes here"
Merchant Of venics.
This and novel Psrlor Fortune the responses
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1t well ceulsed to afford mh and enteitanmsnt the
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Published in an elegant limo voums gilt sides and edges
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THE ROMANCE OF THE REVOLUTION; A HISTORY
PERSONAL ADVENTURES, HEROIC EXPLOITS, Ro.
MASTIc INCIDENTS OF THE WAR OF INDEPENDENCE.
This work which possesses all the fascination of
combined with the truth Of history, Is an
ADMIRABLE GIFT-BooK FOR YOUTH.
IL contains which does appear the regular bic
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Of people during the Revolution their trials hardhip aud
struggles other volume perhaps equal it. illustrated
Large limo, 81 90; gilt sides aud edges 81
HOME COMFORTS; Or, TIE ECONOMY OF LIVING WELL;
FAmLIARLY ILLUSTRATED. story told in charming STYLE
which city ncucates many valuable LESSONS matters
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BOOKS for PRESENTS, JUVENILE GAMES, l.rge
assOrtuert including those popular Of FANNY GRAY
HARRY AND AGGIE.
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VTHE FOES Of JUDICIAL TYRANrS
Il SHOULD READ
HILDRETH'S ATROCIOUS JUDGES.
GRAND DEPOT for WAR CHARTS.
vi THHEE CHARTs PuBLIsREni

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The Rn ge Map p got % the srouod by French Eag-
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"OI, IDAY JUVE N i l. 4 8 -
i'll THE BEST BOOKS FOR CHILDREN.

DICKENS'S LITTLE FOLKS:
series of beautiful Juveniles, selected hsm DekenSs
vorts .n bis own language, with Illustrations BY barley
l8mo. cloth Price So cents each. .
I. LITTLE NELL from The Old Curiosity Shop OF
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Ill THE CHILD WIFE, from David Copperhsld' Of
" OLIVER AND THE JEW FAeIN, from Oliver
Twist" of Charles Dickena
" LITTLE PAUL, from Dombey and Son" Of Charles
vi. FLORENCE DONKEY, from Dombey and Sem Of
Charles Dickens -
J. 4. REDFIELD, No. 81 6eekmsnst., N. Y.
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ADvERrsERs will find fhe Independent most desirable
medium Publishers of valuable b1oGs gain the aten
ton nesry FIVE THOU SAND Clergyman, East North and
West and 80 90 readers
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SUBSCRIPTIONS can commence with any number.
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Just Pub.shed;
HOME GAMES FOR THE PEOPLE-A use
III fol HOLIDAY Gia.-A collection Of
FAMILY ANUS 80 os = 50
Games o. Aesior Taxing the Attention esmes o. Nell
ory C.h css and requiring the Exercise OF Fancy
IpsIlssnss an n.sasn Also. Directions for the Crying
OF fofeits, &c, voryo
tsro teo n,ss. p,s. Lnna In cloth Tt Stt paper
cover Is cents. PHILIP J. COzANs, Pas.neS;
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"oITDIY PRESENTS Of Bibles. Prayer,
HON. In,s,is and Miniature Books, Games. plsscssd
n. Mage lantern: Paint; rs arg kia Ds D:s:sd .sd
S y.,is:y Of Notious e We - xs
~ s.svSsn 18th I'D lshfa Nbs-eoSs .'"'
tee rush. nos
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CTRONG's NEW SERIES of JUVENILE
y GIFT BOOKS with spendd Co,ored Enssvings, os seen
=, hs ecee,sble ana ussal boliday Presents for Children
The mos choice N, beautiful Toy BOOKS Of every hind
for sale sAs'p " ''' <. ". STRONG No. % Nas.a.st
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y CfE III hak - RN
Tar lNDEPESDEsT.........icl
Position OF the Tract So
ciety .............'.''''iVi
Fum cur Washington
Coue.por dent .........iCl
0YNERAL Hexs............4O
Letter 10 the New YORK
General Association. .4O2
FOREIGN MIscELLANY.....4Oo
EDITORIAL ARTfcLEs.....4Of
A New.Year's GIFT. ..... 400
Our supplemsIt.....,...iVi
fhe Duty Of Christians to
Attend the Regular
Meetings Of the Church. 404
Report Of the New-iork
Gen eral Association con-
iunei.,................4Vi
"A Congregational Direct.
on" ...........s... 'fOi
City Trsc. soclety.......R5
ColDess ................'fOi
Commercial and finsn-
cal. $50
FAMILY READI@..........fO
Lishts ard shadows Of 9
New York Concert
Room 49,. ...........'..4oo
A" Inveslisation" ..,.......i0o
The BABY SIS 40
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books for the II l. ID A s.
ID in els CANT ard fancy bindings: -. - -
DUrFLfAN NANsE; Or ZINES AND TRIALS OF TIE
DIsRrpTIos Is SCOTLAND. 81 Mrs Brown Ps.seron' su'
NELSON'S ILLUSTRATED EDlTIOEsOff rue POETS,
e,eh volume containing eight felass Steel EnsraVins' IN
PAs0RAMAs FOR THE YOUNG. A series OF ,cOi0rsd
lo isrse T.eT Of REWARD CARDS. printed In cOlOs,
IN packages. -. - ,.I ~.
HES r NELSON SONS, No lsi Has..u,st,
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1.-THE Eyentful Mighty. .406
Outline OF Q Lay 5ermon.406
Our Yearly Festival ...i0i
Lopg Pastora:es VS.. ShoIt
SsTmonl...............4Oo
OUR Own CORRESPOND
ESCE. TO
Current Toplcs-Enslish
and European..........406
Church Erter sion in
Advance Of all Others. i07
Let .er from Minnesota. Al
Letter ..............s.. Wf
LITERARY REcosD........t07
The Propi ,tos Of the
fQOt,......... .WI
RELIGIOUS IsrELLicEEcE.407
Administration. .fO9
EDITORS Book TABLE....flO
Juveniles for the do J.
Gays. ............s......ilO
Relaious Of tbs frac. So
ciety to incompetence
snd Slavery............flO
FOREIGN IsTELLIGENcE...4lO
Arrival Of the Asia......fl0
Cattle Mtrket............i
Review Of the Msrket....ii0
Prices Cuirent...........il0
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Published fhs Day:
NHARI EY WHIIE,s ETHIQPIAN I0K1

Pure and Noble Books"
IN HI j. L d Z II L Il X
III JAMES.
y Il II T. L.;
Or THE DOUBLE ERROR.
BY THE AUTHOR.
II snifnm volumes Pnce IS cents each
Two q, deishtfo the season has producea rus
Elder Sister" originally appeared in Ltte's LVins Aee u
the tile Of Sister Anne" where 1t attracted marked stten'
ION a. a work of great merit. BUNCE & BROTHER
No. l25 Nsss4ut.
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nj AGMd. p.rsENrArIoN-LORD KINGS
aoaouaas ANTIQUITIES OF sExioS ss S,sa A% ne
I'D ioho half morocco RoseIsn y,..nt Of literature
ssas some very works on csscs S ~
stsT ear English Poetry Diana etc 70 sneh ~
tentiso u speeis's "'''~ WILLIAM H. PAIRS,
No q Merchants Exchange, neH MsL-st.
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" -. 81 an. ODD FELLOWS OFFERING, yola,
isr ;stsssd on hand. which he oers 10 his beshen 1t
me ,ss5v TIE PERPETUAL ODD FELLOWS Of
vrspTSG ~ besatful engraving. Pfice % 49,
ss ,ove vors great meiit ana "en calculated or
Nea-YesT presents WALKER No Ia Fulton st., will
..rSivs MON Ut attention
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WALTER SAVAGE LANOOR-
EDITED BY GKo. S. BILLIARD
In / volume, 16mo. ION the l9th)
The writings of Walter Savage Lander are among the mos
remarkable press productions Of written IN pure nev
Gus Eng full of thoughts which fen the nselves OF
the mind and are Joy for everr Chamber Cycopedis
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yI,UF NEW-YORK LEDGER for 1856
FANNY FEE X N ,,onv
h. been Engaged By the Proprietor Of THE NV w..
LEDGER TO write exclusively fer that Psper curing 'u'
entire year Of 1856 series of her daahne' bhsa'
,,x,sa and Enthusiastically admired articles VIII be os
s.s IN tho FRS, rambler THE LEoGER for the year.
and eor,Ipuea every week sac will positively write i'r no
other nsrer
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and others to mention ohered 70 the isoe sna
Public on the most favorable terms.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-01-27
NEW EXPRESS ROUTE.
American Express Company,

ST. LOUIS AND 0ALEsA, VIA MISSISSIPPI RIVER
I'VE are now running a semi-weekly Express to and
w from ST. Louis to Hannibal, Quincy, keokuk
Burlington, MuscatiEe, Rock Island, Davenport anG
inte rmedate places to Galena. Our arrangements
with the steam pack afford facilities for the safe
and speedy transportation Of bank notes specie pack
ages boxes ard bales OF good The collection and pay
mcnt of notes and accounts and the purchase OF goods
on orders. &c, &c. trusty messenger will accom-
pany each Express, provided with iron safe for the
security of valuable packages entrusted 70 his care
and other points the route will have prompt atten-
iion and packages returned by the first mcSe. ger
Packages Will be called for and delivered at ST. ou
without charge for carriage. Messengers will leave
and Fridays Of each week. At Gaena we
connect with Burbank Go. TO st. Pdnl. Also 10 Chr
cago Buffalo. New York and all the principal eastern
citeis LIVING STON. FARGO 4 Co.. Prop'rs.
RENWICK Il SON, Agents,
sept l-5a-3n Davenport, Iowa.
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Chicago and Nississippi Railroad.
II g1ssaE - sE "a 81 ii...:ls !. i; - ,ss

80 ~, - - - II & tsixi..s.sssTsE
PASSENGERS for bloomington, Springfield. Alton,
and st. Louis, will find the route VIA L S. lie to be
the speehiest now now open to the public ard not
subjected 10 the usual delays of the River By taking
the CHICAGO & ROCK ISLAND RAILROADtl Ii
salle.the IL LIMOS CENTRAL KAlLRoA u to Bloom
nston. and the
CiksCAGa. q oEISsIssgpPg RAILROAD
TO Alton ard st. Louis. passengers taken throl-h
Without delay In IL Hours!
Tbs route I St Louis via Mississippi Rveris TnEre
licsDREp MllEs and time FORTY FOUR HOURS.
Stage Connections
Are made al Rl onington with peora, Pek!n and Cr-
bana; at Springfield with Bardstown. Peter burg and
Havana; at Virden with Wsverly; at Carlinvle with
Hillsboro, Van Burensburg, Wanda ia and Salem. at
Brighton with Greenfield aGd Scottve: and at Alton
with Jerseysilic, CArrollton. Edwardsvie Highland
and Carlyle The trains also connect ut s. rnfeld h
the Great Western Railroad for Decatur Terra aute
Jacksonville and Naples.
Messengers arriving AT 81 Louis. will connect with
Steamers for the Missouri. Ohio, and Tennessee Rv-
ers, and sls1 with Steamers for Memphis, vieksburg
Natchez, and New Orleans.
y Passenger Trains leave Bloomington at 8 A. NJ
and 80 M, the arrival of the Trains from the
North.
lTFriekets con be procured Of A. F. LANGLEY,
Agent at La Sails for any point on the Chicago Mis-
sissippi Rail Road.
Z. KEALING, suptC & MRR.
June 9Th, 1854 4ly
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DAVENPORT IOWA. SATURDAY MORNING, JANUARY q, lS55
G. II O G. T. II | Il 5
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL,

The subscriber has opened Grocery and Provision
! Store the OF Front and Perry sts. oppo-
site Messrs. Burrows d Prettymans mill; where will
be found choice assortment of Groceries, PROVISIONS
Wooden ware, Nails. Glass, White Lead, Oakum. Ros-
in, &c. &C., all Of which j be sold low for cash o.
trade.
Dealers In the above articles viii DO wei TO call anu
examine the stock before purchasing elsewhere
Attention will be paid to receiving Storage, For
warding and selling of merchandise and proauce.
Davenport, July H. 1853 J. N. DALZELL 81 BRo.
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N0TICE!!

hiLp BAkER having purchased the businesa
ana leased the stand of W. H. Hldyeth beg leave "a
Lhnouce NAL they intend to enry on the Hard W. 70
IN al its branches-and will be in recejpt ON
.Ae opening OF navigation of extensive aseort-
Inent OF everything embraced in the Hardware line s
ge,1er with q fuli stock of Iron, Nails. Ac.
iaciiites beng unsurpa. sed and their arrange
~ o..s complete. they expect to extend 70 the OLD
eustohers OF the Establishment ard the public in zen.
eia. houeeEents FOR purehasing equal TO any Hard
respectfully solicit q share OF public patronage
CHILD & BAKER.
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An Open Field and Fair Play.
IMMENSE STOCK OF
WATCHES AND JEWELRY

AT HoUSEL'S, No. LIE CLAIRE ROW.
T HAVE just returned from New York with the
l largest aud best stock OF fine Watches and Jawelry
ever before offered in this market. | have gold
Watches from S20to S225 Silver do from SIS to S6G.
Gold Chains from s. to $50 Rings fr IN tM bits TO
S50oo. Breast Pins from 81 to $50.
would call particular attention to my stock Of La
dies Watches, which EN- braces full variety Plain.
Hunting and Enancled cases, and think can suit
the most fastidious
In short, my whole stock of Clocks, Watches, Jew
elry, Silver and Plated il full and complete and
much larger than has ever been brought TO tiiis
ket, and vii sell wholesale retail at prices that
will def. all competition.
Repairing done usual at short notice.
Soy. 18th, 4