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Tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1856, 1855-10-18
ETNA INSURANCE co.
Increase Cash Crpisul 10 S5G0,GGO.

increase eash errSsaI 20 s3GO,0G
HAVE The pleasure ofinforn.ing ile dealers with
y this Company and the public generally, that in
view OF the vast increase of business during the
past year, its cash capita has been increase $780,
600. Fhls together with the large surplus always
Kept ON hand III cash. and the enormous receipts of
premiums its regular ard established business af
iords lis policy holders an indemnity much greater
than any ether insurance Company in America
The business OF this company is conducted OH fal r
andlhcral principles andits losses always p:cmp-
tly paid in cash The undersigned in entering upon
the 10Th ycRr Of his agency for this company in this
city and vicinity, bcgs To congratulate its dealers
upon its remarkable success and the important in
crease OF lis capital and business, which together
with the in which its business is conducted
places 1t on bass beyond the reach Of any contin-
gency short of Simultaneous conhagration of the
country.
All applications for insurance. Of information in
reference thereto will be attended To with the same
pnnctuGiity as heretofore. Rates as low us any 9th
or respons bic office.
Kenosha, Feb. Is, So L. G. MERRILL.
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w A c ON M A KING


at the Work ira TRAIN 81 WILDER'S
Skop before yOu pm chase elsewhere!
YEyEEE Undersigned both Of whom are Practical
Il Workmen, and under whose immediate super
vision all their work done, feeling confident that their
work made in the Western Country, would
respectfully ask of Farmers others wishing purchase
CFridJes give them cali before making their
purchases elsewhere.
The undersigned having purchased the exclusive Right fol
this State, of
Haddards Improred Potent Coach Spring, ana
Short Turning Coach CCarang,
Are prepared Manufacture Order Carriages Of SUPERB
Strength and Durability with from fourth to onethrd
less weight than be built with steel elliptic springs
They will spare expense in procuring the best
Of material and no labor in putting together and finishing
and ask but fair share of the patronage of the public
TRAIN & WILDER.
henOSid, October 9th, 1855.
Buggy and shop Rights,
Together with exclusive Rights of Territory be had
application to either member of the firm, their Shop, in
the North Ward Chicago ST. doors north Of Grand st
Fridge [n1Ttf1 II, 81 w.
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The 6 chool Meeting.

" the adjourned School Meeting on Monday
evening last, after the report of the select COM
mittee appointed at a previous meeting, II was
resolved that school edifcc be erected, not to
exceed ) by feet on the ground three stories
in heighth. For this purpose it was voted to
raise this year by tax, three thousand dollars,
aud to ask the authority of the lcg stature TO is
sue seven thousand dollars of scrip to run not
over five years and to bear an interest not to
exceed ten per cent. This was judicious action,
and we presume insurcs the erection of school
editice, corresponding with the wants of the city
-SSs
~ S)n2 fortunate inlivilIal HI; bought of
PETER WooD, his fine farm aud buildings in
Bristol The consequence is that Peter has a
quantity of stock and farm utensils for sale.
Here follows deduction, to witt Peter being Il
good farmer, has good stock and good utensils
for sale. Enough said. See his advertisement.
20 " take pleasure in informing every per
son in city or country, who is likely to have any
such business ON hand, that VIM ORLEDGE will
attend to Auciioncering all kinds of property to
be sold in that way. Mr.. Orledge is efficient in
whatever he undertakes, and VIC should think
would be found peculiarly serviccable in that
limo
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TO OLD FRIENDS g. NEW
HUB ARD & CO..


A RE in the market, at the old stand, No Ru
Goods ready to do all those who may favor them
with a call a great deal Of good. Our stock of
D r Y G 0 O D S
is large and was bought with reference to a heavy
fail trade.
In the DRESS GOOD.S line we have endeav
ored to select all styles, new and rorc, win Trim
mings of I'LL qualities to match We have Black
Silks warranted not to crack Fancy $ ks, new
styles any pretty. Mcrincs, complete assortment
Wool Plaids good variety. All Wool Del anes
all colors Ladies Cloths, desirable shades.
SHKANGS-Brochc Long Shawls at Square
Shawl prices Bay State and Scotch do. from tho
cheapest to the best made.
For the 0kcn-Wc have piles of Broad Cloths
Cassmeres, Satineits, flannels, Under Shirts
Drawers, Buck Gloves and MtcIs. &c. &c.
Velvet, Brussels and Ingram
variety OF patterns OIL Cloths, 4, . and 81 wide
Cotton Carpets, cheap.
CrOckcry, Stone 81 Glass WaFc.-A few sctt
of China Ware, White, Granite and Rockingham
Ware Wholesale or retail Stone jugs and Jars
Earlcn do. Tumbers, CGstors Lamps and Ian
terms
CIR 20 c E r les
We prepared 10 give cur Customers Bargains
on Sugars, our stock was bought before the las
rise.
We arc still selling STRUTS and MoLAssEs at OLD
prices notwithstanding the advance i'll the mar
ket.
TEAS AND COFFEES
On these articles we hope to sustain the leutpa
ton have already established
We are always wanting all kinds of Farmers Pro
ducc, and viii pay the highest prices the market al
furAs. HUBBARD & co.
Kenosha, September 30, 1855
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~ The Farmers at the Illinois State Fai
passed resolutions dcnouncing Georgia currency
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loto's <uO AdNge l6eHty-tdFSs
e. e. RGa0ts-A that part of lot blk IS of Ex-
change ST extended, being on the n W of Wis
consin Exchange Streets, or sec 81,
D. - Hedd-Bk 46; Commencing at the n W corner Of
bs 10, thence Isl II, thence 1872 r. thence n to
Wisconsin st, thence TO beginning s G or sec 81,
io~itid B9nd-The hf of hf Of or sec 6, except
the folowing-l lot assessed to N. C. Nckerson. de-
scribed IS follows, Commencing at corner bk 8,
Holmes & Nichols addition, thence 4 rds, e 8 rds
n rds, v to beginning. Also, one lot TO Simmons
follows: Commencing at point rds Of cor
Holmes 4 Nichols addition the ar line divi-
ding the n qrs sec 6, thence to first street
running 4 $, thence rds, thence " to or line,
thence 10 beginning. Also, lot to Lawrence
samson, commencing at the corner OF lot blk 10,
thence : rds, thence W a hi rds thence rds,
thence e 4 a hf rds. Also, one lot TO Henry Felt
man. commencing at the bk H. thence
tos W corner Of sd bk, thence rds, thence to
Telegraph road thence n rds. Also, one lot TO
Langley, commencing eleven rds s Of corner Of
bk Il, thence rtis, TO Telegraph road n rds &
n. thence v to beginning, It. r. %, 4
E. G.. Rtsaais-Lot side of Wisconsin ST. commanding
liz II Of II corner OF bk 20, thence southerIy 81
Il, thence H. thence in north easteriy direction
to line Of Wisconsin e., point 81 n OF the
place Of beginning thence to beginning ar
sec 81, T. %,
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The HutchinsOnS.

1t is with much pleasure that we call the atten'
ton of our readers, to their announcement of 9
Concert in Kenosha this evening. Though this
is their first appearance in this part of the great
West, we consider it unnecessary to speak O
their merit as Vocaists, for their worldwide rep
utation leaves hardly the possibility of ignorance
respecting them, to any of our intelligent citizens
Some of us have enjoyed the pleasure of listen
ing to their eleyating and soul-stirring songs, il
the more eastern cities, and with such, we know
an intimation of their presence here, will awaken
most pleasing emotions, and secure uniform al
tendance, at their Musical Entertainment; while
many who know them only by reputation, viii
feel quite as anxious to enjoy the occasion.
While the melody of murmuring streams and
warbling birds, and the beauty of fresh spring
flowers is loved and sentiments of affection and
humanity are appreciated, the Hutchinsons will
find admiring listeners to their sweet music and
noble songs.
Let none miss ofhearing them. They sing here
but once.
sS'CARY BRONSON has sold his fruit and con
fectioualy establishment on Main street to n S
EMMONs. We have known Mr. Emmons for Sc
vcral years, and take pleasure in assuring the
pubic that they will nd him liberal and agree.
able man tt al with, and in all respects reliable
and Trustworthy.
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NOR SALE.-Two lots, eligibly situated, with
Il small buildings upon them easily arranged for
dwelling houses. JOSIAH BOND.
September r. 1855.
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PENSION LANDS
lSO Acres ofL5nds
To all who served since 1870

The act of Congress of March, 1855, grants to all
Indians included. who served in any war since 1899
fourteen days less engased in battle and TO the
widows OF officers and soldiers of the Revolutionary
war, if now living, and TO Chaplaing who served
with the army, and 10 the Plattsbvrg aud Lewistown
volunteers, Ito acres of land, after deductng what
has been received.
The undersigned VII receive applications and act
agent in prosecuting claims under the alofe-men-
TONED act, l.. G. MERRILL.
kenosha Wis 1855
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WHITE LEAD in Oil, a large invoice o
w most extra and pure just received by
STARKWEATHER s. CO.
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AN EPIDEMIC AMONG HoRSES.-During tie
present season an unusual and severe epidemic
has prevailed in certain portions of Vermont
New Hampshire, Maine, some CT the Western
States and CanadaS which has, in some cases
been attended with severe losses:
The disease has most nearly rcsembled what
is known as the stomach StaggerS, and is attri.
buted to the use Of meadow hay. or hay from
fields that are occasionally overilowed. and in
which a weed OF qualities nox;ous to horses
Ro'undS, aud Is inSeparate from the grass, Hor,
that have been lying idle during the Winter
preparatory to the summer travel. have been
the most fatally attacked, and many valuable
animals have been lost. The suddenness. Sc,
verify, and novelty, If the epidemic, too. las
bafiied the most experienced.
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i5@If our readers viii pardon the want of va
Fiety in the contents of our paper until after cleo.
zion we viii endeavor TO make amends.
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E~Tho Green Bay Adrocate acknowledges the
recent receipt of bowl Of Strawberries from a
garden in that city. The season must be back
ward up that way.
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P PEOPLES STORE,
FOR THE CITY AND COUNTRY.
NeU Goods at the Mem Store

NeU Goods at the Nsw Store.
ST T. We n $ &c HEAD.
QUARLEs BLOCK, NEARLY OPPOSITE CITY norlL.
HAVE a stock of Goods on hand sna rrriv;nr
il IL which was recently selected East BY one az
the partners and on account of the increasing de-
mand for goods in their line they have the lar.
gest and best stock purchased for this market
which offered at wholesale and retail at fair re.
muneratiye prices.
They continue to paw cash, or exchange goods nj
cash prices, for all kinds of country produce.
People of the city and of the country; como and
examine Our stock of Groceries, Provisions, Staple
Dry Goods, Crockery and Wooden Ware and
judge for yourselves as TO their quality and prices
Remem5er. that goods a.c delivered to any part OF
the city.
Among their stock may be found
20 Hhds Sugar r2ooo Bags
$50 bbls Refined Sugar 10000 yds Fine Sbeeting
100 p" Mulasses 1000 - Bleach 81
% a Stuar; x Golden 2000 - Stripe Shifting
loo Bags Rio & Old Gov. 100 pieces Prints & Cine.
Java Coffee hams
loo Chests No. Tea - Alpaccas and
10 On Is Eng Brkfst Tea Paraneitas
10 llerces Rice IS pieces Red, Blue Vel
Bakers Saleratus, Soda, low and While FLANNEL
Cream Tartar & Baking 100 pieces Broad Cloth.
Powders Doe Skins Cass;,neras a
Raisns, Curr nts, Prunes Satinetts
Cltron and Dates Do pieces Kentucky Jeans
Pepper, All-spice, Nut fweeds and I.inscy VOL.
meg, Cassia, Ginger and sey
.n"Vc ioo pieces licking, Cotton
Corn st eh, Farina Mae Flannel Cold Cambrics
aroni, Tapioca and Mus. loo pairs Bed Blankets g.
tard Horse Blankets
Lemon, Vanilla, Rose, All kinds Toweling and
Almond and Curry Pow Table Cloths
der extracts Irish Linen, Cuarse & Fine
Pickles of all kinds Bay State Shawls
Fish-Codtish, Maekerei Buekskn Mittens and
Whitetish, Smoked Hal Gloves
ibut, Smoked Herring & Mems Il Woinen's Stock.
Sardnes ings
Linseed Oil While Lead, 20 Bales Cotton Batting
Lamp Oil and all kinds 40 8" Waddiny
Candies Linen and Cotton Thread
Salt.-Butter, Table and Wool ConIfortels
barrel San Hooks and Eyes Needles,
Bag Flour, Graham do Pins, Combs s eel Pens,
Corn Meal, Apples, Po Pencils aud Hair Pins.
tatoes, Onions, Calba \ general assortment OF
ges Squash, Beets, Oats CrocAefy, Wood and
and Corn Stone Ware. Packing
Barrels & butter F'kins
keuosha, September q, 1855.
PHISEAs u HEAD
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G. f. p. JAMES, the novelist, communicates q
beautiful piece Of original poetry to the Mcnsshs
f@re'T'f. We shah find room fer IL
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e. Seet-iot Blk 80, quarter section &c.
do lot bk 81, q quarter section 81,
do lot 10 blk Is, quarter section 81
do lot blk 5, or sec 81, Washington Island
do lot s bk 5, or 81, Washington island
H. pFdgUe-s hf bk AZ or 30, excepss kS rs NJ
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Addition,
do lot bk 2, do do do
do lot 14bk2, do do do
do lot 5bk2, do do do

Turn one, Range 7areptp-thTee
4. - P0irerS-Conmencing at a point 81 and hfr ds
sofse corner OF lot II, side of old Chicago road,
then lords thence southerly &c f. thence 10 rds
thence to place of beginning, II e or sec g.
Il. S TUtce.'S-COmmencing at point SOB Il souther-
ly of corner Of lot II, side of old Chicago road
thence westerly chains, thence northery 60 links
thence westerly chains "A links to centre line Of
or sec, thence souherly chains 81 links thence
caster'y 3 chains Y links, thence northery chm
~ links, thence easterly chains u links to sd
Chicago road, thence u links to begging, n or sec
To,cn T,co, Rttpge 7tceaty-ttree
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YNCKING, Bagging, Bags, white and oslossd
IL Carpet Warp, Cotton Yarn, Denim, Hickory,
Red and Twilled Flannel, Cotton do. Plaid and
plain Iinseys by the cord or otherwise at
TOWSLEE'S
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. -
s1onsi' opeaeef-Lot o. ], sE ar sec y =
- ~. DO LOT bk = gr sec j. y
D Pngree-LOt hk T. quarter section ~ y 2;
E.StG!e Iglfg-iot hk j. " quarter section 8, ~
ES,r' Chds ChdndtTw l-3 90 Lot Tx D., or - Il
J. BH.eA-ii"t 4 bk .. W quarter section j.. ID ~
murphy f.s.Ge-~ - "t 80 o u q. or 70. s.
" ilnGg I'Hn-e --ts "f Lot o b. o, ar ST. /. Z
n. U. ffhtsfS--e M .. Lasts j. = hk 81 a
John Bghen-I"t Blk Z. quarter section 81. Z &
Ssrlo Fisk-iot ~ tk 10, quarter sectj"n 81, q
JH6noUn-i.ot - ~ ~, W quSrter section 81. ! 3
dc Lot - tS lfl quaiter section 81 o.
do Lot ), hk l15. " quarter section 81, u
d. Lot % bk 10 3 " quarter section 81 | s.
DO n or OF Lot az TX 10 or see 81, /:
do n or Of Lot - hk l57 ar sec 81 4 ;
NJ.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-11-09
BOOTS AND SHOES


7a11s aTttcs.
T AIDES and gents Buffalo shoes, Rubber and
II hpe French Boots, kips of my Manufacture and
extra boots and shoes that is
TO be seeniu the Queen cities the great North
Davenport Bootand Shoe one door below Burrows
& Prepyman's mammoth store Front street. opposite
the mill. JANESJORIlAN
DaycnportJan o5 1855.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-11-09
ALFRED J. JANEON,
Proprietor Of the
RApIO1 HILIa. HR Af. AYDv

WlLLkerpconstantly on hsAd sMA fnr oaie : I.,,a
W assortEentof Lum heY, l.apka r. sSs3.
Ktes Of every variety OF sse for bs ding purposss
- also hard ' ood iorcahnet work Esd naekissij.
benr ~ me bead ofthe rapid, he obtain sslset-
asto keep the cMillsrunnineevsry wesA tn ~ ysar-
ordeFscan therefore be iled o. short ne9ss q ~
u o. - ~
ne .lse iarnishesiumber Of offunst.es sad :, NJ
Peb.6 IS55-du, sa
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3fiuflrp, &f.
NO1T NEW 0O0D1i

x0xI xEW 0OoD1l ~
THE uEdersgned vouidresps sstfslly inform ~ -
lie that he has just received and nov epsaang -
at No. Q Ls Claire Row, splendid stock II
NEW GOODS.
Consisting In part Of
Clocks, Watches, JswslYy, Lamps, 1sbls-vAso
tsilver and britannia, Xnivee aad Hhsaa
spoons, Psn-knivss and Cuflexy.
Which added 10 his usual Stock and Varies, WIN -
ole him 10 supply the densnds ofthe Publjein haeltoo
with the best choice - to style, Paisrp and Quav
and he will be pleased TO SUPPLY the st % vsry NJ
est prices. A. O. 0Iil6
Davenport, "A psil 4tA ,leS4. y
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-11-09
Spring and Summer Clothing.
AT JOHN yoRDAN's

IOWA CLOTHING STORE.
A LARGE and varied assortment ofMemss and
tADoys, Rcady made Ciothing, embr.e
inr ali the ddereatand approved nd made by
xoo,I W ork men out ofthe best material.
Fine, medium aud common, Union, Beaver, Felt
Pilot, Petersham and Flushing, Bangups, Sacksand
paletot tOvercoats, Cloth, Dress and Frock Coats o
scolers and qualities. Cloth, Cashmere, Sati.
net. Velvet aud Tweed Pantaloons. Silk, Satin. Va.
iantia s Swansdown, Velvet, Plush, Cloth, Cashmere
Salinet, Double and single breasted Vests. Monke,
Jackst Drawers. UndeTshirts, Hosiery, Suspenders
Coyes Crava.s, Shirt ollars Stock
Ties, ,Scarfs, Winchester and Scott'ssppryed Patent
Shonlder seam Shirts, mbrellas susua
ly Kept in gcntleman's furnishing stores. including
Robes.de Chambre and Revere Vestsand Overcosts
Also a splendid assortment of uReut Clothe, Cassi
meresand Vestings -xl of which will be made up
ordsrn the be manner, with promptness, 1t accom-
modating prices, and by competent wOrkmen. Thil
astsblishment Isl in tho monthly receipt ofthe lates
Fashions 50 thatordersintrustedt TO them may be re-
lied as being in the Aestsyle by those who dc
sireit All manner OF plain work ,and work OF gen
sasl medium promptly attendedto as heretofore.
HATS Of new sty le together with ell ofthe com
mon kinds constantly on hand.
Grateful the ,u bsc rbe mt
IL hepes 10 meritacontinuanee ofthesame.
JOHN JORDAN.
Merchantrailor and Ciothier on Frontstrect, eppo
site the Steam Mile.
davenport, July cd, ls55-w&d-u.
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H1xrdic1K'@
NEW DA1ITERREAN N GALLERY

NEW DAGUERREAN GALLERY,
s. r.. Corner of Second and BRADY Streets,
Davenport, Iowa.
,v,Eys Gallery isl now open No pains has been spar
ed in fitting up pIoducnon
Of pes the highest style the art capable
Clear days are best for si ali childrel-
Adjusts en- equal, weiliD any weather. Ddguerre.
otyse goods OF every variety constantly on mana LOT
sale Instructions given in tho Art.
Entrance on Brady Street. -
dec IS. 1854, y. Ia buhpIth.
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INPoRrANT ARRIvAL! !!

IAHUHTANT AN81VAI
NvOT tthe LIE Claire House. butrigM oppositeto il
IN atthe Store of the we'll known Merchant Tailor,
l., w. STEINBERG, 2D STREET,
Of a vellassorted stock of II eady MAde Cloth .
ing, Hats Caps Trunks, Carpet Bags, ShiFts, era.
vsts, &c, sc.
The undersigned is q beginner and promises those
who will fayorhim with their eallsap honesiand up
rightdcaling.
fnpriccs and quality ofsoodsi am able TO compete
with n nv sta abiishment in this City.
Please call and examine my goods bafors you 20
elsewhere a, MiEphs, Agent.
n.xannnrt May --wtFW-u
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0Eo. D.. klcl
LEE g. NICkOLLS,
GENERAL LAND AGENTS,

po DACoRAH, IOWA.
rTrs next coor to the Govcrnmeut Land onice.
w Nn"n pr epared TO locate Ls nd for residents or
p,a u "ohre.ide Dts al the Land Once Of Fl. Dodge
ae. ~ Iowa, and nj the Brownsville Land or
SAT-, IN minnesota. We have had two responsible
mphths lnakias sslsc,ion of Lads and W" arc nre.
Mon nm selections 10 the amount OF 40.u0O acrcs
.eeeved for ipvcstm mt Joint account al
the n, ne party 10 per ct interest pcr annum nd
ana ~ ~ profits divided equally. Exchange bought
the r u, ana Land Warrants for cash, or on time at
Oct. II dtwim ''' '''"'''' " 'a' nooA
AS. RUMBOLD. JR.,
ACTOR AND BUILD ER
san On aiis! bot sth and 9th sts., rear Of Congre
s"nnohsi.snd Neat Of Methodist Church.
'ano !h,b IS adsvu
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BOOTS AND SHOES.
| EGll J.JORDAN would announce TO the citizens O
Yk davenport, and the public, that he has osened
ladies and GoBtlemen's boot and shoe store .d
toining Burrows Prettyman's stors one door above
NE iowa Clothing store, where he s prepared TO
ufacturc boots and shoes Of all descFiptions.
LADIES BRANCH.
Fine silk lasting Caters, fancy and plain
Kossuth Boots; Enameled Patent Paris
Boots, Iies Bronze Paride; Ark.
Jenny Linds; Jenny Liuds;
Blskins Polka Boots
Alargc assortment of Ladies' and Misses Chidren. 70
shoes, too numerous to mention
Also large assortment for Gents wear
Eastern fne French Boots; Congress
Caters, Monterey; Jersey Ties;
Plain walking Shoes,
Morocco;
And all kinds of heavy work. sultabI for country
AZ vel city cnstom; all who neat III and EASY
boot would do well to caiat the Davenport Root nd
Shoe store. Cailand see. June 9.Iss3-34tf
LEATHER! LEATHERn LEATHER!u
TAKE NOTICE:
THAT HAIGHT & SEARS New Leather store on
i % ST., one door from Perry, Is now open:
Where can be found at all times a full supply of
Leather every description for the Shoe or Harness
Maker. Findings, Innings. Lasts and Bindings;
french and American Calf Skins; EnaIneled. Sole
Upper Belt and Harness Lcather Morocco Roa MS otc
saddiery Hardware, Japaned, Brass and hilyor
Plated OF every kind and quality;
Harness and Coach Trimmings;
, ofall kinds; Broad CT this; Enameled Cloths;
rateht Leatfer Laces, Frnges. Webbing, Carriage
BOWS, Bands, Hooks, Rings and in short every art-
Gle the Coach Trimmer Harness Make could wish
feeling confident we offer such nduceme nts To
make them customers. HAIGHT d. SEARS
I'd st, one door from Perry.
Ma!3i-dwiy DAVENPORT.
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STAND FROM UNDER.
BOOTS AND SHOES!

+ AN am now prepared for thief Hand winter trade
with from 4Oc00 TO $4,000 pairs OF BootsaBd Shoes
comprising one Of the most extensive stocks eve r
brought to this Market made up solely fog this trade
during the last three MONTHS under the personal s6
perVislen of an experienced workman. All those
persons n want Of good Boots. good Shoes, good
Ga1ters slippers and last, though not least,
CHEAT AND GOOD BARGAINS
will do well TO eaIl on the subscriber
rlne Ladies slippers only twenty I've cents per
pair Gentsfne Boots, and aiI othe goods in
proportion. Don't all rush al once!
:, One door east of Burrows & Pretiymans s,ors,
Front street, Davenport, Iowa. JAS JORDAN
Sept. 90. ls55 DIFF
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-11-09
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SEARS, WOOD & CO.,
Redstead Manufacturers, Lumber Merchants
and Dealers in Planed Flooring,
MOLINE, ILLINOIS.
rv,HE only esta blishmen tin the Westwhere
L SHERW0OD'S CELEBRATED TURNlN
LATHE is used for turning PRIsMATlc Forms; such -
NepeIs, ,BaIssters, Bed Posts, Table Legs, andot
work too various to enumcraie, with tho
MoxldiRgs Of al into squares 81 say nImesr 0,
ta.,r ,.av ssggsss. Making the most perfect nd
beautiful work that fancy desire, sndhaving the
appearance Of eostiy earned sork.
June IL, lS54-trw-f