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Japan and Tin ware.

Bathing tubs oilstands, camp kettle, covered
buckets of all sizes; coffee pots and boilers from
quarts to gallons large handled pans, oval foot
Draners, chatting dishes. oil cans. oil lamps lamp
filters, sausage suffers. lanterns. culenders milk
strainers- graters. padding pans. candle moulds.
tea, coffee, sugar and powder canisters, scoops
tunnels measures, pressed tin plates sprinkIers
or watering pots, match safes. pot covers ass'd
Sizes tTumpetS- spittOons scailopcd cake pans and
cake cutters, muffin rings lard lamps dust pans
casters wash pans, with and without handles
britta * tin ladies & dipperS, knife trays, flesh
forks, egg whips melting ladies, coffee roasters
preserving kettles, cake chests; corn porpers tea
travS asS-d C,,alIfieS and sfvIeS
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WOOD WARE,

Cedar and painted tubs. in nexts; brass bound
white cedar buckets iron bound red cedar buck
cts painted and vanished keelers, full round grain
measures plain and zinc wash boards oak well
buckets: iron bound kegs of >, 10. ) and 20 gal
each bIass and iron wire selves. hair selves barl
covers sugar boxes. with bales. spice boxes but
ter ladies and spoons, coca clippers. pastry boards
Iolllng-isins, clothes pins meat Tnauls potatoe
mashers- wood fawcets- wood frames. boot
jacks butter prints, knife boxes, camp chairs cam
vas bottom stools, spool stands, toy tubs and
pals, MANILA mats &c.-grair scoops, white
wash, scrubbing, horse and whSk brushes, sheen
skin mats -
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WILLOW WARE.

Willow wagons, willow cabs and cradles oil
various patterns willow baskets, cold fancy ovaI
round and cross bard work baskets, in sets pain
work bas kess
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ID rX Go Cd s.

PrlntS-Of every variety, Eng FIR & Am Man.
Glhgnams q Cham5raJs- Swiss & Am.
Organdles, COfd La,rHs q Jdoonct of all qualities
Satln, PLAID Bczuges. GTenadiers. silk tissues
PoplIns and mouslin de LANES.
CaShmereS. Merino. AIpacas. and mohair
LustTes, canton and Lyonese cloths
satin de Laines plain and printed;
summer silks, plaid and iig. blk, Ital, brocade
striped and paid Silks.
satin, S1cierrs. and SaTsnets of all colors.
JacOnefs, Casa5rics, mall and book musIins
victoria and bishop lawns
Swiss Muslin, plain dot and cold EN- d. Robes
CANBRIC&FrRNITUEE DI1sIrY. CHI K pl-d Camb'cs
SkIETs. etn5- scolloPei and grass; Corsets of va
rious styles. Ladies silk and n,erino Vests.
CHEHIssETrs. SLEEvEs, collars, cuffs emb bands
Feiis- Infants en5- waists. caps, &c.
LACEs- EDGING. and LsscTfisgs: Bobincts plain
and fs'd. Of all widths and qualities
hASrILL.s and IAIHAs cloth. satin, moire anti
cue, black lace
SHawLs, of vars styles piano forte & table coy
HANKFs. Ladies em5, hem stitched tape border
Ing hall mourning am. coIored borders
GESTs Il;ien cambria plain and coI'd bcrders sill
hankeFcheis and cravats OF every variety
AIEScNs- bonnet, satin and taieta of all widths
and cOioTs. artificial flowers and fcatheIs
GLOVES & HOSIERY for ladies' and gent of every
description.
BOnnefso of the latest styIe-laSies riding hats.
OF black brown and velvet. chs fur hats and
silk turbans.
- 80 NIOD0Ss Clack D2FegcS. Cronat.
Six tissues. muslInS, bOmbazine cranes. blk
chenlsette. collars undersleeves hank'fs &c
Dress and Cloak TRIMMINGS of every
style; velvet ribbons, silk g2Ioon gimp. frin-
ges- buttons, cord and tassiis
Cloths. Cassimeres- vestines dram de ete
cashmaTettes. tweedS- leans satinetS.
COftOnaGes. French Eng and American of
the latest s=yle. cambIet jeans, blue denims.
blue drills nankeen. mOleskin and corduroy
Linen. brown, buff and white. fancy CHECK lin
en- coating Drills, heavy plantation. pillow
ease, sheeting. and shirtins linens of ali oual
titles. linen cambric. lawns &c.
Diapers. Damask, table and towel. Scotch and
bird eye, diape:, crash, &C. &c.
quilts, Mars white and cold linen and cotton.
rnusqueto netting, furniture plaid and checks.
OSnaDurSs, Plain and tssilled. chocta.y and
Carolina stripes, top sail ducks
SheetInSS and Shirtinss. of all widths
and qualities. brown and bIeached driI!iucs.
F1anneis, Opera, white. scarlet green. and
printed silk warp. Salisbury, Canton
L1nsey, Aersey's and Psaih's. of every
quality, heavy coating, padding, canvas. and
wadding
Blankets. white and col mackinaw. red. ne
gro and horse blankets
CarPetinss. mattings, rags, Carpet. binding
embr- window curtains paper hangings.
COTTON arms. OF all numbers. wooden warn
worsted ass'd for embrOidering turkey red
umbrellas. SILK and einshan fine medium
and CON- quail whale bone and com frames
FaEasOaS, black, white and cold plain fiy'd
foulard and brocaded silk parasoIS .
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es wax and coral beads, smelling bottles. tobacco
and snuff boxes, clothes. hair hat. tooth, comb,
nail, ciumb & shaving brushes; silk guard chains,
silk purses paper mache and pearl port monaies,
coat loops port folio violin strings. liquor TASKS
woodstock. feather and paper fans, she'll, India
rubber and horn back side, paf, long pocket and
dressing combs, Ivory combs, brocade, silk and
twist. metal, pearl, agate and suspender buttons,
spool stands, spectacles and cases, goggles, card
cases, har pins needles, diaper pins pocket cou-
pass. crotchet needles. button rings pant buckles
Saunders and Emersons razor straps. ivory, bones,
India rubber stays gilt beads dolls, cravat
luck los r,ist1,ls court r,lasfer YYhIn laSheS
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MeIiCai Card.

nR- I: j. BOOKER, offers his professional
~ services TO the citizens of Columbus and its
vicinity, in all the various branches of his profes
SION In all difficult cases, the gratuitous consul
tatIon of Dr. p. r. Booker can be had
Columbus, June. 30. 1851. 25-tf
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E.ANDEEs WINES & LIQUORS;

BFdHaies-PouItneY. Marett & Co, Otard, Cham
Pasne, peach, apple, Eagle, raspberry, black
berry and cherry
WtHes--Chanlpagne Madeira Port. Sherry, mus
cat, Malaga and Claret
RHm-St. Croix and Jamaica-Wolie Schnapps
and Holland Gin
Uhiseey-Old Monongahela, Bourbon. Rye Dex-
ters, Deans and divers in bbs and kegs.
Cordtats-Brandy Cherries, Champagne Cider
Porter and Ale Syrup, Lime Juice, Stoughtom
and Wine Bitters Cider and Wine Xineaar
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Dr. w. A. NEuAkev.

II Az iNG permanently located in the Tcwno
IL Fulton, respectfully tenders his professiona
services to the community. He can te at
tunes found at lis office. unless professionally alb
sent. az
-dnsust 18th, 1855. 33-6m
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China, Glass s. EartE.en Ware.

\ complete assortment of goods in this line OF
business including dinner and tea setts of great
variety. OF patterns with latest, and most APPROX
ed styles. and at the lowest prices Together
with every ching usually kept in crockery stores.
ALSO stone Jars, ehurns Jugs. crooks. mans
flower pots &c
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The New steamer
FAN NY FERN -

. SO WILL commence her reg
.,C>SsY.==fs&1 l-@, uar trips in upper Red River
ststssaEsz2s.sEl.F ststssaEs2s.sEl.Fa as soon as navigation opens.
This boat has made arrangements with Messrs.
J. n. Howell & Co. for the storing of Cotton in
their Warehouse situated directly upon the bank
OF Red River at Shreveport. so that in case the
FANNY FERN on her arrival at that place,
does not meet with good boat, with which to
exchange freights, she will deposit her Cotton in
the Warehouse, to be reshipped without delay
on the first good boat-thereby insuring the cot
ton to be kept free from exposure to mud and
rain The Fanny Fern will pay the storage ex-
penses.
Shippers and passengers may rely upon having
their interests promptly attended to- and their cot
tor and other ireigkts amply protected from dam
age.
For freight or passage apply on board. or TO.
WHEAT & REAVES.
Marcf 2s1h, 1855, 1877. Fyi,ou
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W. w ANDREWS
B. l. BRITTIN g. CO.,
Late Arrivals of
FALL AND WINTER GOODS.

WE are now receiving direct from the East
w ern Cities the most extensive and best Sc
lected stock of Goods ever offered in this market.
Consisting in part of Shoes. Hats and Caps Sad
dlerv, Paints, Oils and Dye S.uffS, Drugs ard
Medicines, Books and Stationery, Gold and Silver
Watches. Jewelry, Cutlery. Guns and Pistols, ia
pan and Tin ware, Wood. willow and stone ware
Agricultural Implements. Garden Seeds: &C.. &c
Our stock comprises everything usually desired
or called for, in this market We invite those
desiring to purchase, to call and examine the same
stock was purchased for Cash, at greatly
reduced prices, during the Winter We are en-
abled to sell at Wholesale or Retail as
low as can be purchased in the State,
T.. BRTTTIN & CO
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a CARD.
DIR. BENZ. p. JET,

HAS resumed the practice of medicine II y
LII Washington, and may at all times be VuJ-
at his apothecary store, unless professlonaLi Oh
sent, where he will keep full supply Oi h''1
medicines for sale low for cash.
Washington, May 4. l5
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GROCERIES 81 PROVISIONS

Sugar cured hams, clear sides, -four buckwheat.
English GARY cheese, mackereI, Herrings goldfish.
crackers sardines Clans lobsters salt sugar, col-
zee, nee molasses. sperm and star candles loaf &
crushed Sugar soap, starch and starch polish tea.
chocolate, ginger, spice. pepper. nutmegs, mace.
cinnamon, mustard cayenne pepper, pepper sauce,
indigo :sadder. ALUM sal. metre soda. saIaratns
snuff powder lead, shot, rasins prunes figs, cit
ron, cranberries, candies, almonds, pickles. cat
sups, sweet meats, jam. ellies pie fruit, brandy
fruit, syrups- Worcestershire sauce paoli vinegar
salad oil, extracts for avorng spanish cigars, to-
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Chairs.

s Dozen banister wood seat chairs;
doZ. com.
Sdo- maple back cane seat
8 do Do Ogee cane do .
do do. Ball R. P. cane seat chairs
l do do Rocker e. p. cane seat chairs.
do DO Nurse ROCKIES +. p cane seat chairs
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HATS AND CAPS.
BOOTS AND SHOES,

BGOfs-Gents French calf and patent leather
dress boots; Calf, kip and grained water proof
and heavy mud boots; chs boys and Youths
California kip boots, Oxford Congress and un-
ioH, ties-clOth Montereys, nuIIiiiers, Dancing
pumps and slippers. mems, youths and chs call.
kip and russetts brogans Of all qualities.
L-4DLES White kid CATERS and slippers. black
white anG cold satin and lasting CATERS bronz-
ed Sontags, Lola Montes. excelsiors. polkas.
Jenny Lind, kid and morocco fox'd boots cali
bOotees ard buskins.
nuaI;fies
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Drugs and Medicines.

Cuinina. opium, English calomel, magnesia.
tartar emetic, cream tartar. castor OIL spirits tur
pentine, olive oil, rheuoarb, aloes, ialap ipcac-
copperas. alum, salt petre, soda salarattls borax.
camphor. blue mass, gum arabic.nux vomica. pre-
pared and whted chalk cayenne peprermustard
seidllsz and soda powders, strychnine. starch.
starch polish ginger, cinnamon mace nutmeg
cloves. orange peel, sulphur. roll birthstone opoo
dildoc. creosote. EPSON salts. Bull. Sands and
Iownsends SarsaParilla. Ayers cherry pectoral.
miiuge all OF Jaynes family medicines Moffats
pills and bitters, Bon pIands India choIagogue
Dolley's pain extractor, Buffers Nerve and Bone
Liniment. Mexican mustang liniment Hutchings
Washington telegraph., 1855-12-05

dyspepsia pitters, Sanpinston- Bradford. Jaynes;
Brandreth, Cook and Lees Pills, Godfreys
dial. Batemans drops. yeast powders, tooth paste
and powders. Thomps>ns eve water, Saudamun
Paregoric, Antimoniai wire. British oil. oil spikes,
balsam copayvia, corrosive sublimate. ointments
oi various kinds syrinses, cobalt. Apothecary
scales and weights. Lemon blackberry and rasp-
berry syrup, Wole's Schedam Schnapt,s. sponge
Stoughton Btters, bottle and vial corks, extracts
Of all kinds for fiavorins, essences Of every varie
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Accoruions, Vioiins harmonIcans mantle vases,
fancy work boxes, back CANNON boaris. cigar
cases. Perfumey emery, sewing birds, wax match.
Washington telegraph., 1855-12-05

I1IRI LEWIS
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p F. EENFRo-
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Paints, Oils and Dye stuffs.

Pure and No. white lead in %, 80, and I0Olb
kegs red and black lead, venetian red, Spanish
brown. Imperial and chrome green. verdigris,
lampblack- chrome yellow, Spanish whiting put
ty in bladders. Bridge.vater Parts. Litharse
patent dryer, spirits turpentine, Linseed. SPERM
whale, Lard, and Tanners oil, copa and leather
varnish, Glue, Sand paper, window glass of vari-
Gus sizes-paint, varnish, sash, marking and cam
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Perfumery and Cosmetics.

Military, AmbTosial, walnut oil, rose, Almond
and oleoPhane shaving creams. poncine, omnibus
transparents. wash balls, AmandiIe, yankee and
Windsor soaps.cologne, rose, Lavender and Florida
water bay Rum. orange water, extracts viz. rose
oriental. upper ten iasamine, jockey club. Jenny
Lind. new mown hay, prairie flower vaniIla, ver-
bena. west end, winter blossoms, rouge and aro-
u:atic, vinegar. oils. rose, bears. antique. and
CAESARS, Lyons katharion Jenny Lind, hair gloss.
bandoline. po!natun, Barrys tricopherous, meen
fun. pearl and flesh powders, lilly white. chalk
balls, Phalons hair invigorator balsamic tooth
powders, aromatic cachous. .pastiles. wax matches
erasive SOAP. Indellibe lax
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-04-24
Fall Il Winter Clothing
AT JoHN JoRDAE'S

IOWA CLOTHING STONE
A LARGE and varied assortment OF Mems and
n B0yss Ready made Clotbins, embrae-
ing ali the dnerest and approved st! les anu made by
good work men out of tle best material
fine IN mediuln and common, Union, Beaver, Felt,
Plot ersham and Flushing, banenps. sacks an
Palctot Ovescoass, Cloth Drrss and Frork Goats OF
various coors and qualities Cloth, Cashmere. sat-
net Velvet and Tweed Pantaloons- silk Satin, va
l.ntis s. ansdown, Velvet, PUSH Cloth, esss
S,tiuet, Double and Single breasted Vests. Monke!
Jackets Drawers UndeFshirts, Hosiery. Suspenders,
Gloves ats, Handk rchiefs oiars Stocks,
Ties Scarfs Winchester and Seotts approved Patent
Shoulder seam Shirts Umbrellas articles usual
y kept In gentieman's furnishing stores including
RoSes dc Chsmbre and Revere Vests and osereoats
AlsS q splendid assortment of uncut Cloths Cassi-
meres and Vesti Of which will be made up TO
ordersnlhs with ptness, a. accom-
modasine prices, and BY competent workmen. TINS
establishment isn the monthly receipt OF the --latest
Pnshons 90 that TO them may be r'
lied pen ~ being In the by those no de-
sire IT, All manner Of plain work and work oi gen
teal M edium, prom pity attended ~ as heretofofe
HATS Of 4 ne y style together with sii ofthe com
mon kiads constantly on hand. 49,
Grateful fcr past patronage the
" hopes 10 merit CO ntinusncs ofth ssnie.
y - - -7z5 tt JOHN JORDAN.
Merchant Tailor and ClOthier on Front street, oppo-
site the Steam Mills. b'5
Dsvenport Oct. 81 issi-3wtri&wn. zsst
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Clothing made to Order.

,T,Ho,s. s. GILBERT, late from New Haven Conn.
respectfully informs the citizens Of IlavenIort
that he hastaksn,a room opposite lie Claire BLOCK
over Wileys Store Second Street; where he would ts
happy 10 wait upon gentle men who desire h,thing
In his line Of business Having been employed for a
number Of wears In nrst class custom establish nj
East he Aatte ~ him shall be able 10 give the
most eompi and peffect satisfaction. feneet ht
ai~ays wsrrs nted. sp y-t
N.B. GArmeRts cut for others 10 make up al short
notice and reasonable rates. f4sE zE1f
Mch l., 'S5-diC
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-04-24
CAMBRIDGE.

IfHI Is the aame gwen village sessptly "a /!
ioutin section q, township 81, y. a W o. inc :
NJ in Cedar Co., Iowa. Il is t'eated upo" the hn'
- Lyons, Iowa Central Railroad
AT that where the railroad crosses spsg Crock
10 mites eas, o Upton Several buildings are being
erected al the present tinie. Oae buiiaiig being
erected 2Gf frost BY 4nft. deep 70 he oec pied as
store by gentle man from Brown Co, Ohio IL rs 10
be completed b. the tlas Of April -ls55 stock
OF goods loAhe amount of Six lhousahd Dollars has
been pllrchased and are now on their way hther.- -
One other store house viii bee rsplet-d by the mid
die OF APRIL and erl other buildings viii be erect
ed during the coming season, t H uw n
Jnow oNer all Mechai.ics'a T.
s. FREE TITLE FOR A LOT or Lots tobuiid upon
WAsrEp.--A Blacksmith, cahlnsl 'usker, Shoema
ker, Chair maker, Wagon makeran good EarpeH
terand Mas, ms. tits a good settieinsnt good wAte
and ahealtby location. &. al Esa.
AM person or persons car have lot free II sharg
10 build upon any time between fhis and ath = Jal.
ne-the building be erected at aay time ddrin'
Forfurther information inquire or the premises o
aN CANADA McOLLOU6H.
Ihave also unipproyed land for sale, situated nes
Cambridge, The land issuppiied with hre wood sui
nctcnt TO use for years to come, and we'll watered
iNTwe want ali Temparsnce msn.cr none lem
|peranes, Loye and Reform = CUR motto. 1slt tIA
,Als, ietSv-3t~ ,ts,
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Notice Of Publication.

,nas. M,.on State of Iowa,
o7AS y. I'll ! Scott District Court.
x,r.x W Nason\ MAY Term, ls35.
Iii /, sf,,dant Nancy w Mason W ,ke notice tn
ON the StA day of April, lssa the plsin,ih nse
IN the District Court Of Scott eoanty petstlonagsl
her 70 1.-Two rcs from The bonds o. tnar'moty"h v
tl,n,f ~ ,bseIted herself from him for Two ye%rf
ana morr before this applicst on, and unless the So
x, ,d,,t should be mud sppear bef re the Dis =
onrt of seo ot, county, ON ihs 18th day Of May. SIS
iulgment will be rendered aganst her. bs defsutsp,
i.rraa- -f satsEs AMASA MASON, hy
Apl lslmd WdiIAMEn SnaN = NV
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THE STATE OF IOWA
Scott County. 6
r. Aornn HoUala.f

I 10 AHto8 0uWu1ss :.
NIR--You are hereby notified that there is now O.
aie in the of,ce Of She Clerk of tho District Coui
in Scott County petition Of amnel Sasdoris, claim
ing of YOU ne hundred and and 22-h0 dollars "a
nancy due him on tw certain prOmissery notes, exc
gaied by You IN words and hgnrsA follo~inS,to Wi
| llOne) ,
:, ,Son or before the hrst day of November next,
Yoni.. to pa, Samuel Saddors or bearer the sum a
IN ty iars aud nft. I've cents far value recsise
a,..,,,s,h 1850 AARON NOVELS
an. Iwo year sirou aate. tor slae reeely ed,
nr"nise 10 pay 10 Cook d Sargent orerder ntty %
it'll iterstAt ~ yer cent per .nnnir q tnsr OF
winch ssid las, pron,issory nots MSS endorsed p
said Cook 4 Sarxenito said Sadderis and = saowu
proterly of Said Saddorb Ana you are iurtnes p"
ded thst ha re boom returned ,. The shern oil sa
- All couuty mot found" And unless you alpea
and answ ar saia Pouton on Or before the it,h DAY
MAY, A. D.. s55, Judgement vii be Ieaaered Sc asaat
YOU theresn SAMosL sNboo0A''i" "
u n PATTON, Clerk OF Court.
Dnted This sth day " April, ls5S-d4w
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500
rrm Why pREMrNM PATTERN YANEI
10000 Yds. Of
WIRE sCREENERY,

J@RoM No. TO No. n mesh, from.iU 10 aainehe
+ wide, or wider if ordered in quantities.
For Rolling Screens, for grst Mills all sizes FOR
ming Mills Meat, MIX and Cheese safes, osuar win
dows. Ivnh 81 without frames (seBd sisesl wire 10
braiding sieyes and making Brooms, etc. -
ScPeeaery for foundry and shop windowsto nreven
breaking glass and not shut out hghi-sil al She@e
and st. Louis prices.
( Al the Steam "A Agricaltural Depot OF =
6 ALONZO SOURSE,
s ,Jupe o1 - t Main s.. Moline. Ii tncis' .
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. xoLTNE PAPER MILLS.

HE subscribers are epn,tahil, making variety
PrintingNrd Wra. Ping Papers at their NM "a y .
good cte an spilop otinsB rags. opstraselihs ageb
A. o. Churchill will call on the Merchants throue5
central lows and pay thsrE .nsh Sr Psksr dSs tSs
Fags. i WHA1LoCA FSASoS'
lsloirre, June sem, le.s. psa' a. sG p
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-04-24

wv and Borders direct frof The Manufacturers in
View York and we hive now ON hand 4uuo Rolls OF
various patterns. We viii a receive IN Il lea days
by Rallroud another large lot of6,00 Rolls, making
Our stock III; cunt to lG.OOe Rolls of l50 patterns 10
persons ne ndira paper their houses ihis spring
We eld say that being the Agents OF one OF ihe r
sest Manufactures in New Work are preparodto
furnish Wall Papes ard Birders AT Factory prices
with the addition of freight g
For tho convenience of ur customer IN davenport
ha sa nples of al our Va all Paper and Borders al
our book Slapds in, the Posi- Office, where they ~
mak selections and leave fe.r orders Give us call
'-sr,5f.ie ~ l4t,,. ss WARREN q RHAWN.
Booksellers aud Statiouers aud dealers in Wall Pa
Der Post ONCE. Davenport. Illinois 81. Rock Island
Nareh26Ih dtf
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nAYRNPoRT HOUSE.

,rRsE.A GRANT, having leased the Hotel re-
" .srtiv occupied by her late husband, Wm Grant,
novr ihe DAVENPORT HOUSE, hasopensd the
,mc for the acco NJ modxtion Of the public,
Shs vilIk eer neat house, we'll furnishes iarderane
ora. 10 deserve and receive share of public patron,
ass !. She has large yard attached for wagons ana
sixbting for thirty I've horses =" =,
!, naysnpsrt. msy ,ls54;wtrwh' .-sr.-.
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Dissolution.

Dissolution.
rJ,HE coparinership heretofore existing under The
/ name OF II, W. Mitchell Go. is this day dissol-
we'd BY mutual consent. All shaving accounts
with the late firm requested 10 call and settle the
SANG immed.teiy- Is II. w. MITCHELL.
H. G. SMITH.
Davenport, March 5,55. ft@ ~ 3. .
Having To the siness Of the late firm n
II, W. Mitchell q Co, / woqla beg leave "a. inform
the citizens Day expert aBdyieiHit! thatl shal eep
sta stf, on hand Ii rgr ard veil assorted Stock Of
stov and Hardware which whSs prepared tosell at
LowesiMarh et price, -s,,i., =. t.......
Mch 10 SIS n. w MIlCHtlL'
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An open Field and Fair Play.
IMMENSE sTOCKsDF
WATCHES AND JEWELRY

sAT HousEE's, No. 9 LIE CLAIRE ROW.
r HAVE Just returned from New York with the
largest and best stock OF nne Watches and Jswslry
ever before offered in this market. ! have gold
Watches from SsOto s225 Silver do from e5 10 $40.
Gold Chains from g 10 $50. Rings fr two bits 10
$4,000 Breast Pins from Sl TO 500.
would call particular attention my stock Of In.
dies Watches. which embraces full variety Of Plain,
Hunting and Enameled cases, md think 1 can suiS
the most fastiiious -
In short, my whole stock of Clocks Watches Jew
elry Silver aud Plated ware Is fall and complete and
much larger than has been brought to this mar.
set and viii sell wholesale retail At prices that
will defy all competition. eE
Repairing done usual at short notice.
Nov. 18th. IS A.