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M + ARR. ALSO ~ RECEIPT ola large In
w voice of FlauneS Bleached and Brown Muslins, Of
every description bought at astonishing lew figures which
We Will sell very cheap make for Spring Stock
Ian2S.-t r. G. McNAIRY co
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GOODS SUITABLE FOR THE SEASON!

TXTRA FAMILY FLOUR.-IOO bbIs Lafayette
T. Mills Flour, direct from the Mills.
ans & H. LOOMS 2 co
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DIRD SEED.-A large supply of Canary Hemp
ID and Rape Seed, just received and for sale by
ap27 STRETCH
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DIT. JackSOn'S Pie and Tetter EmbrOCation.
This may be considered specific and is warranted to
cure. 1t not only Immediately aays pain and ntamma-
ton stops all bleeding subdues that ntolerate itching but
it eectuay cures very short time persons whose lives
have been rendered mi SCRABBLE for years Its application
produces pain, but rather agreeable and pleasant
sensation Call send for list of cures and you will be
astanished.
"a For sale by G. W. Hendershot, Nashville; Bell,
Robinson Co, Louisville; and j. D. Park Cincinnati
feb9-3md&W
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ZINC PAINT IN OLA fresh lot of ZINC Paint
II in Oil also, China and Snow White in Varnish.
Just received and for sale by A. STRETCH.
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SUNDRIES.


AND FANCY JOB WORKMAN,
Sortb East Corner Public Square, Nashville,
WHERE he will be found prepared 70 execute all kinds
w Of Plain Fancy and Ornamental Work in his line OF
sness sch as Desks Drawers Tables Counters, Stands,
heIving Sign Boards Boxes &c. Small Jobs attended 10
m neatne IS and dispatch, cheap for cash -
may12-u o w MUM.
VIII BOSOM SHIRrS.-Received this day a
supply of Linen and Cotton Shirts, with full bosomS,
q most pleasant style for Summer wear. Also another
,voice OF French and large plat shirts. All war;
sd 10 tit and 10 be made in first rate styleior sale by
nay30 h1hiSo q scOlI1L-
UIRT COLLARS.-Just received a large supply
of Collars fresh and of best quality.
may3O M1Efo q McuII-h.
ZEPHYR SILK CRAVATS.-Receivedt this day
a choice lot OF light 81 Crav.ts Also an assortment
4 light Satin and hair stocks, for sale BY
mayS0 MIEho q McViLA'
TRUNKS VALISES.--W have Just received
another lot of best sole leather Trunks and Nases
OF sale at moderate prices by MYERS McGlllI,
Ladiesand Genemens Furnishing Store corner of Square
and College Street
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Poetry.
Pray one for AMotncr.
JAMES Y, 6.

JAMES V. g..
When sin md temptation cnCirclc nv way,
From virtue ard dnty TO lead me aslray
When wenried with striving my spiri, tx faint,
And ready 10 yield To the ,cmptcr's foul ta,nt +:
Oh then, whcnmy soul from his power would
be free,
II is sweet to rcmembcr-:hcy're praying for
me.
When sickness and pain fill nay bosom witl.
fears,
And cen in the future no bright ray appears i;
When life setms n vapor-at longest II span,
And vain all the prospects so cherished hy man:
When death seems 10 claim me his victim IL he,
IT is sweet to rcincmbcr-ilicy'rc praying for
me-
When cares and a%nxirtjes harrass my breast.
And with feelings of sadness my sDul il op.
When, in weakness. l feel I've no strength of
But must trust i'll His goodness and mercy
Oh blest is the voice that comes Whispering
to me,
"Fcarno,; hnt prrss onward-thcy'rc pray
ing for thee
Whatever my station, wha.c'er I may do,
Whercer leads the path which my ioo:stc.s
pursue.
As onward / press through the da ngers thnt
rise,
To hinaer my pilgrimage up to tho skics,
This thought shall still cheer, and bring com.
fort TO lnc,
'.1hc loved and the cherished arc praying for
thee"
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Ell1T0Yol Clifton Gins,

l!aIAtIl for past tivours the subscriber wish.
es To laiorm tn. public thai lie still manufac.s
turcs Cotton GINS nj Iii. establishment in State
hnrs. o, The mos. improved and approved plan
whI". !.c ,h!.t" tlal the co;iun glIred on one
Of those gins u.ihc late Improvement is worth
Al least Il quarter of Il rci1 m,rc than the cot
ton ginuc'i on The ordinary GIN. lie also man
iiiart ares ;nr;a ON The .i0Si supple construction,
OF lie finest iinis;. and Of tllr hest materials to
vii, Steel SINS aud Steel Plated Ribs Case
!u,r,!cn,.' wiIicl, he will sell for 81 per Saw
lie n:,n repairs Old gins aud puts them in com.
i'-is order NJ the shortest notice. All orders for
Gins will he promptly AID pumctuaily attended
70. WILLIAM ELLISON.
Stateburs, Sumter Dist, s. &. April /, em
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800 anA - So. ~ - -. ~. e
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Wanted.

THREE NEGRO BOYS, from l6 to IS;
years old, as Apprentices to the Carpenpar
Trade, under BEN, Foreman Of Winnst New
Store, now being put upon sight of the old
Tavern in Sumterriile.
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SpeCial Notice.

THE firm of r.. G. WEBB3.Co, hereto
/ fore existing, is this day dissolved by
mutual con,cnt. The debts Of The firm
arc assumed and will he settled by R.. :.
Webb, and the noics and 0 dee
the firm are placed in his hands, being the
only authorized person 70 collect or other
wise dispose al the same
r. C.. WEBB
Feb. 12th 1855. r. $. WEBB
ef@R. s.. WEBB takes this means of
informing She public that he will here
after carry on the mercantile business,
upon hiS nwn responsibility, at the old
stand Of IL. G.. WEBBS'Co, where he in
vites a cay from all the customers Of the
late firm Of r. c. WEBB&Co as we'll as
the publiG generally.
Feb. 50, II II.
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Notice.

The subscriber having completed his ar
engagements for making Sash, Blinds aud Pan
nell D,Drs tcgs leave to inform hi 5 friends and
the public, that he is prepared TO furnish AZ
shor, nnlice, Sash nfall sizes primed and glazed.
Blinds TO suit any size windows, painted or not,
and Pannell Doors OF any size or make. A por-
ton ofpnblic patronage is respectfully solicited.
His work is ali done by hand and out ofgood
seasoned material
500 lights Of . !. 10 Sash ready for delivery
to suit windows Of II, Is, OF IL lights.
JAMES BELn:
Sum,ervi!le. April, 70, 1851 "a Il,
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H., :; n'rsts Gn.:a
iiaES. &;'I'n2g)NE;'.S
UNGfThr,tJ, GrrH;TfFH pills.

FEG'GG"tL &T'&i!tEIl PILLS.
4 rtrGiW.i,r CARTS. COTS, CGi:rrh. Iron
ci,:ii. trrHE. :;i1,n;rr CcHch. .A,'in,r. CON-
"nn|Et,I. "Hi al f.xtotH$ 0risi." from II de-
YIN. d! st:,r a q, ':.ou:,ri, Gnl 20 rciicrc tie
m'ir&:i ard tad f.,i,9r fran cniia. too hearty
i"0d, IA 'g"Hk az! E"'piic h4iit:.
NEr:%.iH.i <, -. 1'ss:aiy Veg
r!Af,Sr.
Thcsn !'ii's &c: n, II. i:vrcriorAnt, Tnico,
an iI".ir:!.
'i!.rY I.aiEnin Ey.""tnra,ion. I.opsrn III,
~it.'.-,i. y;n! ti'nr me l.:igS aHti other S-..-
,, '""y G:yam: -! II! m,roi mate, and ti!cr.
i: n"i rn':!rr rrmciy III tie .v.nl. MAirria
Nr':!t c~aia''ir ui .mpar.in: si!ct heating
;'r"1"rii"" 10 the Lungs a,l Vital Organs rs
I!c.n i'iii~. I:irr Cure Cr.iivrncss, prndurc
u good. regular Appetite, AMI Strengthen The
=. =
i.Tc, - cents PEI box, containing p doses
u: " !iri1,.
Cal 90 III" Agents who sell The Pills, and
G"::'r Ht1nicr'S AI9inGc Gratis, giving full
pi''igu:nran !!i certificates al cures.
Bon kin Is .! ~. above NAMED Pills aie for
sale III sAm;crvi!r, by
DARGAN & CO..
Aud PERRY MOSES.
Nhn also Keeps = .u?rly "f DR.. Sprncrr's
Fc"';aNi' Pills, ail i,r. Halls Celebrated
Prs. wAict top Tie Chi!!s and Fever his first
day.
JaI! 20, 1851 80 ly.
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ize it as q dead weight upon our ayr
cultural prosperity.


NicSSrs. EDITORS: Having heard that
Il oelieo ral Wou!a !'lve nj! other rats
away tired the experiment few
weeks s'nc', ny procuring u me sized
one a"u putting Il small sleigh bell en-
MS meek. ounce then, bus troublesome
'ri'"ws, 81 "s'oM there were Il great
many before, have all Disappeared,
'eaIln@ TO NM nnd'Spn'ru monopoly
OF 'h''r inE'irr h""'''s. i ne t,''E'hnHs
OF MS n'.l, Il ,,"l*' n"conse'''"s 20 ms
naturally StpaitH.V Instincts, arc now
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Ee .7n -
KS %GiT PIT Up !, G:ln LAR :E.%i
.i%rI hotties. uni j.. ack,, h. ,.i .,b
HE be-, Sy,sanarinl nm -. n,;-r,;.tn j.. ~.
wo,:.:, RIAL rl:r: !: h,. l"~l,ru.I III, nj I'M
! cnnir, ct wi:i.l. ar. il tia. rn.Y,,ip, ,f M,
pr"pjc,n-. Remember. il.;;, II. un,. ri.
;.Id ~ur!sinai arii-l..
Scu,GIU, >,-nI,Ti.. HTr,nr,l r,,, r.i,..
Cancer. t:.ln.r,.,.. Nhy,, .a.i.,n noi,,,": "a.
rirl" rrU.h.r .r ..; ar. ..r. -. ~. .. 90 .,u..
r,,r..,i l., H.. 49,. 80, II. ~ ~
READ ,!EFyit;H.i, ,"T"!r,Tr
v.,..i. rc.,A CO.. .II... JIM. ".lNr,.
De-; -! .,,,i y., III. 70 y.r;iHy :. vc.,
tl,t v0ur I.vtr.",, 81 I,iln,. i,nci ~, :.Iy:.., -.
r:i!t u,, y ..,nw, .i On. uT,h.. ,r,, ~. ;.'.,t
cur..a Oh. ~. ;!.i. !,us .:u;irur. ,,,I nnr.,
hav. bar., afflicted far ,.r.y y,.-s vi,I
crur ions On .ar f,,-.u,l .,.i:i ~ ;a,.y .,.I
So la i!ai l:,d;, 40, cr"i.m. u.I i.',EI!
| lad ON. leg a.:.,,.;;.. !. ;n,y.. H.. l.,.r. J.,
about m:ic IA. ana. n;..:.,v ,iH,. H., ira! d. .;:
in ,ar.r cg,iay y giT.u.,i r4g.. i. .,,.r!. 10.
10 M Gnri. :..i: i ..!*!. .a-rr.,l.t.EnI. ~
s;ye .~i.:,.r. II. ".r.i. .l.. l.. ,u:r;l E~r.
E,i:.. which III. ,!.".r.r.! IA .ci, U;r.t.N, I,,,.r.
and ri lt.e same im.r rry lei, E..I iir.,., on il,
large ram.:sr .u.i, ,,p..r'Y i, M ,,h.yy.
ILc ra!.yrv lha, n.y.. .ul",rI III. lac,
Two y.a-s c:i,:,n, Ays:r:i,r {, va. y..,; i,
such ,go:y ,hl: iur..rn ,ci tav q . nj. ~.
In Oc,"b.r las; nv sl:. h~i!,!i, "a, IN. ,c
yonr boil: wr"vprr,: r-n, j.. ..ia,., RS.
cord Of some wont RIA, rn:.a ,A..lrr,.i -,
,nus "I,.irtri o.: yellow Dars ut%;j..riy;t
ia" sent and |ro:iro ]:,n.:,.. a. i. nuINn.
mcncad taking l.. la $50 wH.hs. l.; :.y r,ni
astoniehEcni. NY sores al h.eu,..: en-. :, ami
coHii !rrp uil .icL:. :. ,;umr I:i ~ DON. i !;
TWO yetc*. Hhr.i had ;,hc,, .x b,,,ir..,lv
sores Ind nearly al: I.c:.ir,; ny .urrs o.; y.
as ii b, cncnnn.inen;. 'iav, nnw nsc1il iii
eight ho;:l,s oiyuir .E.X.~.r,u OF yellow rrck
and SaTsayagi!la,' and / l.uw cuu,iicr rysuii
we'll.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1855-06-29

.'Hasten, madam said Marshall O'Donnell,
'here the ministers, who tired Of waiting
The ministers entered, and those deputies who
formed the bureau of the Assembly. One of the
ministers pu, the pen @into The hand Of the Queen,
and the law was sanctioned.
While this was passing at Aranjuez, Madrid
was assuming revolutionary aspect The gar
rison had been consigned to their barracks; nu.
merous groups of people formed in the streets,
and those members OF the Assembly who were
known for their advanced opinions, met in one Of
the rooms of the palace, where they proposed
measures most anarchique. They demanded a
decree that should proclaim he national conven-
ton and The vacancy of the throne and were pre-
ludlng these acts. by singular coincidence, just
at the moment that O'DonneIl was menacing the
Queen.
Al the same time, the chiefs of the militia were
agitstlng similar questions, and were preparing
to second The undertaking OF the Assembly against
the Queen. Many of the people, however, were
gaiIy assisting at the bu.6ght and appladding The
death Of the 6andersAL0 Olivia, known through all
the city by the part he took, in the days of JaIy
in the murder Of Mr.. F. Chico, chief OF the mu.
hicpal police, and Of his servant. Olivia was the
faithful companion of another 6anderiLIO, who be-
came famous under the name OF Cucheia.
We have made point of giving this recital,
(says the Courier de Bordeaux not only because
have good reason TO believe in its correct.
ness, but especially because 1t presents the pic
lure of the fate of the Queen, from which we
cannot separate that of Spain. The circumstance
which gave rise to these deplorabe scenes is not
the thing which touches US the most; whatever in.
,erest may be attached to the project of law Of
Signor Madoz, and its natural consequences, his
interest fades before that which we feel for The
person Of the Queen and the principle of monarchs
in her person. Royalty is fundamental insIitu.
ton in Spain, and we are convinced it is necessa-
ry, nay, indispensable, to the prosperity and the
greatness OF that noble country. But it IS on coil.
di'lon thai the royal person shall he surrounded
with regard and consideration, and that lis nde.
pendence should not cease to be respected. II is,
unhappily, too true that The majesty OF the Queen
has been insued and its independence has been
violated. This conduct is very cuIpabe, and it
is still more awkward and uncIever. What Can
be expected from such excuses Without doubt
they have obtained the sanction of the law on
which they found great hopes; but may we not
fear that the constrant exercised upon the Queen
will weaken the moral authority of The law =
Signor Madoz will soon learn, perhaps, that he
has fiShtened and away fro"a tho sole Of
the national property those capitals OF which ne IS
greatly in want, and which intelligent and
moderate policy would have encouraged and
drawn towards aim.
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dantly supplied all things needfui, to make great
and independent State. The water is abundant
and OF the purest kind, wherever II is found i: is
pure and fit for use; there slagnani pools
swamps to be found"
The land throughout Dodge county is beaui-
fully Unduated-not brdhen, but sufficiently roll.
ing for cultivation. and every hollow or valley
having small rIvuet running with crystal wa.
ters, fed from the many springs which emanate in
The prairie.
The town site, as before stated, occupiesa most
elevated and commanding position, and its prox.
unity TO the beautiful serpPntine windngs of that
crystal stream, Z" The Elkhorn,'' with lis divers.
fled scenery of groves and bluff ehtermngfing
along its banks, north and south, far the eve
can see. and the immense green plain of the Platte
Valley westward, with here and there Califor-
MIA, Oregon or Utah train, vending its werisome
way along the extensive expanse OF sward, until
imagination may picture it sail on the great
ocean dPep-leads TO excIaim, after due deib.
erstion, this is indeed one of those locations that
may be termed master piece of nature, where
God has smiled in natures lovely garb.
Near the summit of gradual slope which ex-
tends half or three fourths Of a mile east from the
bank of the river, commences the town lots, and
the great California road will pass through The
centre Of the city, in direct line for the north
bend Of the Platte.
Among other improvements connected with this
settlement, order gwen by the Marshal of
The territory for Court House, to be built this
fall ard court to be held in October next. Two
brick yards being commenced, and we expect
more orders have been received than can be exc.
cuted this season. Everything in and around
town hears the impress of energetic and determin.
ed efforts Of progress, perhaps more SO than any
other settlement in the territory of Nebraska.
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We extract the following recipe from the New
berry Mirror:
-. PoMARIA, June IL, 1855.
Messrs. Editors Having numerous applications
for the recipe for making Blackberry Wine. and
as the season will soon be at hand for preparing
it, must ask the favor of you 10 insert it 10 the
Mirror.
| believe the public first indebted to the
Rev. Richard Johnson, then OF Beaufort, now of
Atlanta, Georgia, for The recipe, which he intro
duced from Virginia, fifteen or twenty years ago.
By following the recipe, any family can readily
prepare, at trling cost, supply for use in case
Of sickness, it will be found superior TO most
Port wine. The spices will give aroma, and
impart flavor to the wine, which will be pleasant
and agreeable TO the TASTE. Yours, truly.
WILLIAM SUMNER.
RECIPE TO MAKE. BLACKBERRY WINE.--To
every three pints Of berries add one quart OF wa.
ter suffer it stand twenty -four hours, strain
through a cuIIender, then through jelly bag,
and to every gallon of the uce add three pounds
of good brown sugar, the white of two eggs beaten
to fro,h, and stirred in the juice; little spice,
with two dozen cloves beaten together, and one
nutmeg grated, should be put in small linen bag
and dropped in. After all are mixed, put il in a
stone jug, filled up. and kept full with some of the
same JUICE reserved for that purpose, until il IS
done working, which will be in two or three
weeks. Cork it tightly and keep it in cold place,
for three or four months. then pour 1t off into
bottles, with little loaf sugar in each bottle, cork
and seal close. II the wine is kept for twelve
months, it will still be better, and it will continue
to improve with age.
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HIvINa BEEs.-A chap out in Louisiana re.
Gently took notion for bath in inviting stream,
which flowed through field he engaged in
poughing, and divestIng himself of his clothes Tor
The purpose hung his unmentionabes upon the
limb OF locust tree, hard by. He had luxuria.
ted for some half hour, and swan back TO his star.
ting point, when he perceived bevy of young
damseIs approaching with their fower-baskets.
He scampered up the bank and into bis breeches.
but alas unhappy man; ; NOT soon enough. They
were occupied. A small colony of bees were in
possession. He reports that he got home but
how, he knows not. Thinks he ran;' knows
he halloe'd, and is sure the girls laughed. His
friends found in his pantaloons a number Of dead
bees, some angry ones, and the biggest half OF a
very sore youth.-Woycester TIanscJipt.
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INGENIOUS RAsCALfrY.-A wine merchant in
Paris recently received note as follows:
Sir For some time you have been robbed, at
retail we have now resolved to rob you by whole.
sale. hereby notify you that, tomorrow night,
should you not adopt measures TO prevent it, your
cellar wifi be entirely drained.
"Sacre - cried the merchant, and he loaded
his pistols, and at the appointed night descended
into the cellar, and seated himself between two
wine casks. Everything in the cellar remained
safe, but on returning home in the morning. he
found every room in his house rifed, and all his
plate. money, and clothes purIoined. The thieves
had persuaded him to take care Of his cellar while
they should rob his house.
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ENTIRELY UNNEcEssARV.-There is sign
projecting from the door Of a mantuamaker's shop
in Troy, the concluding portion of which reads
thus; IN. B.-Dfesses made lower than ever"
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1855-06-29
Blackberry Wine.

We extract the following recipe from the New.
berry Mirror:
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ADDR ESS

of tie Board Of Managers Of the Washineton
National Monument Society, to the people Of the
JL,ateH States:
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-09-14
IMPORTANT ARRIVAL!

MOT atth. LIE Claire House, but right opposite to i,
IN atthc Store of the we'll known Merchant Iailor,
l., w. STEINBERG, 2p STREET,
Of a wellassorted stock Of IL eady. Made Cl0th .
ing, Hats, sITrunks, Carpet Bags, Shirts. Cra-
watts, &c, &c.
The undersigned is beginner and promises those
who will favor him with their calls an honesand uf
rghtdealing.
In prices and quality ofgosdsl am able to compe,t
with any establishment in this City.
Please call and examine my goods b.fere You go
e)sewhere A. MIEDKE, Agent.
n,vennoyt Max -wtrw.ti
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Scots anb Sbots.
BOOTS AND SHOES

AT
HOLE SALE OR X ~ Al l..
TYAiGHT & SEARS have now opened their exten-
sive assortment Of BOOTS and SHOES, and are
prepared to furnish superior work to countr! mer-
chants and Shoemakers at Prices that VIII compare
with those Of Chicago.
Our Retail stock Is large and ofthe best manufae-
ture; comprising all styles and every variety SMALL
PRor,r. and auie X sales is our motto-And all who
favor us with call shall be thoroughly convinced OF
The fact HAlGHT & SEARS,
Second st., one door from Perry,
May 3l-dwty DAVENPORT.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-09-14
Clothing.
MAMMOTH STOCK OF
NEW GOODS!
At the Great Western Clothing Store.
Il. .Lowen0te1

u y
At the Great Western Clothing Store.
Il. Lo~cn0te1n
No. 6, K CLAIRE ROW,
in receipt of the largest and most complete stock
CLOTHING, OF EVERY DESCRIPTION
brought to this Market which has been purchased
in the Eastern markets at greatly reduced rces, and
which he Siii sell
1tcenty- Fiue per Cent. Cheaper
than my .,ther in this section of
Try. He is aiso In addition to his stock Of Clothing,
receiving an extensive and well selected stock Of
Gentlemen's Furnishing Goods
OF all styles ana varieties to which he invites
ton. His stock has been selected with great care ex-
pressly for this market and tho very lowest prices
Extent, Variety and Beauty
his stock cannot be egualsd in this region, and are
FRESH FROM THE MANUfACTORY.
All he asks is that the public generally will examine
his stock before purchasing elsewhere, feeling satis-
fed that those who cannot be suited in quantity, qua
lily and price at the
Great Western Clothing House.
cann,t be suited any other establishment west OF
Chicago.
L. LowENSTEIN.
Au2 9l. d II.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-09-14
Spring and Summer Clothing.
AT JOHN JoRDAN's

AT JOHN J0RDAN's
IOWA CLOTHING STORE.
LARGE and varied assortment ofNIenss and
ABOys, Ready made Clothing, embrac-
ing all the approv ed st les, and made by
good workmen out ofthe best material.
Fine. medium and common, Union, Beaver, Felt,
Pilot, Petersham and Flushing, Bangups, Sacks and
PaIetot Oyercoats, Cloth Dress and Frock Goats OF
various colers and qualities Cloh Cashmere, Sati-
net, Velvet and Tweed Pantaloons. Silk, Satin, Va
lentia, Swans nsdown, Velvet, Piush Cloth, Cashmere,
Satnet, Dou BILE and Single breasted Vests. Monkey
Jackets Drawers. UDdershirs, Hosiery Suspenders,
Gloves Cravats Hand erchiefs ShitCollars SOCKS.
Ties, Scars, Winchester and approved PateDt
shoulder seam Shirts, Umbrellas articles usual
iy kept in gentleman's furnishing stores, Including
Robessde Chambre and Revere Vests and Oyercoats.
Also splendid assortment of uncut Cloths, Czssi-
meres nd vestings-al of which will be made up to
orde rim the bestmanner, with promptness, ataccom-
modating prices, and by competent workmen. This
establishment sin the monthly receipt ofthe latest
Fashions intrusted TO them may be re-
iedupon as being in the 2testsye by those VINO de-
sire IT, All plain work ,and work OF gen.
teeI Medium, promptly attended TO as heretofore.
HATS OF new style together with all ofthe com
mon kinds constantly on hand.
Grateful for patronage the subscnberconndent'
iy hopes to merit acontinuance oftnesame
JOHN JORDAN.
nd Clothier, en- Frontstreet, oppo-
site the Steam Mills.
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