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The true Democrat., 1856-07-01

Is IT TRUE.-The last Gazette makes the following charge against the democratic nomi- nee for the Presidency:
 "Though the party nominating Mr. Buchanan for the Presidency, claim to be the party of the people, and appeal to the great aboring for their sup port yet Mr. Buchanan has said that len cents q day was ample pay for the wages of aboring man."
 We are incredulous about the truth of this charge. We want to see it proved Will the Gazette tell us when, where, and upon what occasion Mr. Buchanan made such declara- ton? Will it tell Us how we can ascertain the truth of it? We are unwilling to take the dic- tum of a Know Nothing paper in regard to any thing concerning the democratic presidential nominee. There are too many "Roorbacks" afoat in the country-the ofsprngs of Know Nottingham.
The true Democrat., 1856-07-01

eT Col. Burow has made additional ap- pointments fo the west and north. See his published list.
The true Democrat., 1856-07-01

My democratic friends will please give publicity to these appointments in their respective counties.
 will speak at other places if necessary in it will prevent from fulfilling the boye appoint ments. <. Il. HAMPSTEAD.
 Little Rock June 23, 1856.
The true Democrat., 1856-07-01
Another .BOlt''-StOcktOn and Raynor.
 

Seceders from the anti-Fillmore convention bolted and held another convention, at which Robt. F. Stockton, of New Jersey, was nomi- hated for President, and Kenneth Raynor of North Carolina, Vice President
The true Democrat., 1856-07-01

will address the public at the following times and places, and my opponent (should have one) is re- spectiuy invited to attend that the appointments may be mutual to wit:
 County siteofSebastian, Thursday 't 8
 {" Hot Spring, Monday C
 !" Dallas, Wednesday It will be seen that l have omitted some of the counties of this District but they are only those in which have formerly addressed the citizens length and they are fully advised of my opinions I will, however. when the above appointments have been filled if physically able visit those counties and again odJreso Inc citizens E. A. WARREN
The true Democrat., 1856-07-01

.zs5~ will address the people, as one of the dem ocrtic candidates for eleetor the following times
The true Democrat., 1856-07-01

ne ueIHOtIhts m the Vicinity, and democratic pa papers are requested to give publicity to the above ap pointments JOHN Mccoy.
 .95- The candidates for the Legislature. and conn., ty offices in Pulaski county, will address the citizens tl,n fnllnrrin.t tirnes and r,laces tn ,u;t - '
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-10-18

TRADE N IHsgc-s. Bugs are an
important article il the trade Of Rio
Janeiro. Tier wings are made into
artificial flowers, and some OF the most
brilliant varieties are worn as orna-
ments i'll ladies hair. One man man
ages TO earn lis living, by selling in
sects and other specimens to the
strangers who visit the port. He
keeps twelgeslaves eonstantlyemploy-
cd in finding the bugs, serpents, and
shells which are most in Demand
The nearest approach TO his business
that we can remember is, that OF the
trade of fire-iiies in Havana the in-
sect being caught and carefully fed on
the sugar cane, is used as an ornament
in ladies' dresses. Being twice the
size Of the American FREELY, it is very
brilliant at night. The creoles catch
them on the plantations and sell them
to the city bellies some of them carry
them in silver cages attached to their
bracelets. They make fine display
by lamplight.
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FALL AND WINTER CLOTHING
ATJ0HN JORDAN's

low A LII SIohB.
A LARG + and varied assortment ofMen's ana
a B0ys, Ready made q Clothing, embrae
ing all the iiferentand and made
good workmen out ofthe best material.
Fine, medium and common, Union, Beaver, Fell,
Pilot, Pe,ersham and Flushing, Bangnps, Sack land
taetot Osercoats, Cloth, Dress and froek Goats oi
RS and qualities. Cloth, Cashmere, Sati.
ust, Velse, and Tweed Pantaloons. Silk, Satin, Va
isnta 5 ansdown, Velvet, Plash, Cloth, Cassilsfv
Sstins,, Double and Single breasted Vests. MonSey
Jack ell, Drawers. Undershrts, Hosiery, Suspenders
Crayats tianakeehieIs shirtC oltafs Stocks
Tiss Searfs, Winchester aud SCOTS sapprcYe ed palei
shoutder seam Shirts, umbrelasand aiiartice sual
in Kept in gentieman's furnishing stores, includn,
nobes do ChambreaId Revere Vestsand ogercoais
Also, splendid assortment OF uncut Cloths, asst
mere and Nesiiugs--al OF which will be made al L
orde the bestmanner, with promptness, at accom-
modating prices, and by competent workmea. Thi.
eslabishnentisin the monthly receipt ofthe tates
Psshionsso sintrustedto them may be re
tiedupon sbeng IN the ateststye BY those who dc
sireiI. All manner of pa.u work,and WORK OH gen
teel me dium ,pr ronpily yattendedto as heretofore
HATS OF new sly yetogother wiihall oithe com
mon kinds constantly on hand
| Gratelulfo patronase thes esuosefipeeohnaeh'
| iv han.s 10 me ri tao y ntinuanee oIthesame.
JOHN JORDAN.
N,,chau lilo ra nd iothter r,oaFrontstreet,e ,eppo
/ site tho steam Mills
l s IN yanport July I'd, S55-w6d.tt.
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BLEW Ue.-On last Saturday, the boiler
ia the steam saw mill OF J, c. Herman.
three miles north of this city, col apsed one
Of its tlues, blowing out both heads of the
boiler, and making total wreck Of the
whole concern. Loss some $1,000. There
were two boys standing on the boiler, or
over it, at the time Of the collapse, and
some eight or ten man standing around,
and although fragments Of the boiler and
timbers were thrown to the distance Of 6fty
PAGES, no one was injured.--Mt. Pleasant
Obs
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FREMONT IN THE SoUTH.-The Char.
lesion Telegraph truly represents the
feeling OF the dominant power at the
South in the following paragraph:
''I.et us declare through the public
Journals that the question Of Slavery
is not and shall not be open for dis,
c,lssion that the system is too deep
rooted among us and must1emaia for
crey. That the very moment any phi
vatc individual attempts to lecture us
upon its evils and immortality, in the
same moment his tongue shall Be cu.
o-tt and cast upon dunghiU.
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rnnpBlCa, m WHEELER 4 YANTIS

ForWardiIs auH 'UInHfH -77'l ~ =.
warehouse, opposite Il. r. depot Davenport '"""
- DEALERS IN
Drain, Flour, Salt, Cement, aud all aeScfip-
lions OF Farm Produce.
o,sr solicited sni atteodsi to with dispatch Tor the
hass or sale II tirlu 90 Produce 10 TINS s1 o'h''
n facilities are ernps or tne storage OF all h'"ds "i
GRAN and IA Oduee, ..,,,,.,..,t. .,b4u Az.
IEar,ltash aivapas- made % 'ohsig"iAeu'' "nrh TIC
SIZED .;,t,.- ,r A fnryaTdiI =
SI''' ,I,,t,lU river. Charges al established ales
: Aus Wy -eEFfR FNCFS--
..--.,, panE.,s. pa,g npu,t. Chutb, Bro, ihf-
~ a., G5glars. lu,ruport. Ntckolts, ta"pbgii ="
ga. I,ntrs Dlyenprr de-" " lht' hAi'ket, hiIl""
T,uk ,t urns, AiLuu. =, 'h"'h7a' 70 "a"h % yIfI
,'"".. ,-,,.r.,,iI. Tad. Eo,h,stsr, n - N""oi
,"I'n \ \. luv Gary GIat&, 'onnnsa'on h''
H,,. 3, Louis Colin., Humphrey ,9 ,"'4's'' tt';
rsL co.. Chicago ", u, heAitstef' Esl
h"'' ,,,. lt,- ullLtn-un co.. r0ughkepsit Wal
' '' .,s.,, COMMISSION nerchtnt ions'ilie,hy'
4,I,, ta UfII
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q. W. CARTEh II. D.


A rIER sn expedsnse Of thirtoe" 80 nrrr. his
n tr.~tf.- nf ai,ti.ipe aad surgery h"" "hoi' "hoi' W.
, ,t,.-.,,I s.,yta.s 10 tla eitilsps 81 baNshp"''
? i ~ Vicinity Particular attention. "lu ,ott % ana
~ ourtallyr -unsety and dsaases 81 we ~" , .tsI,..
~. ,t slh Ft Gotweeu BRADY n f'"l ''''
y .gs -1u.
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SIOUX CITY LAND AGENCY
BREWSTER Il KNIGHT,
Land Agents III Sioux City, iowa,
Lands entered and Warrant. located liz SiTuN EiH
Fort Dodgs and couGcti hinu-.
I FE6iieeliops promptly attended ios
z. T.. BRE WSIER, r. J.. KNIGHT.
itty tunn'r. nj Law CtVfi EuE EtuesrS Surveyor
-EEFER TO
DAWSON y True, Eaqr.., E,liLsr Gazette,
hr. J. ~ HiiherwaS. nsSsbH IS Grigys.
II. Price. EsII, J, 4. Lane. fav.
hIuI lU. 80 DIV
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Copper, Tin and Sheet
Iron shop.
'rhF undersigned afr "t" "peh'ug new Copper,
Iln aui sheet ifan 5abbins shop, Gu Sec
oHd Street Rrlr iiarT=.u -..rHt. fuil assortment
u trF aTiuus a'ltv"- T"sthE lh4 stock OF com
Elelr ia ware and sEptr @tytr, All SORTS ot well,
.,st-fr elrl Doubt. A,ttng f"tsr Pumps can at ali
tul.- L,, hat ii ths above. ttie:ti"Hed place.
lead irpe, Sheet toad, sheet copper, Sheet Ztne,
aud kathIu4s tabs nH baud constantly.
Their tong tpeTeuee IN the business makes the
suGsrTibets confident nE satisfy ag all calls made II
their i,nr.
Particular attention paid To Tia Roohng and espe
riaEly lU selling " iiliams' Patent PHmp with bali
valves .-.... . -.. -
JaIY II, 20 dit Ekt NAEE a tASshL.E
NEW TAN ssSIsE.
gNiiE sabser lbeTs have jus, opened store on tar
1 rison between Third Aud FoaIih streets, where
lhry intend manufacturing and keeping constantly
Rn hand all Kinds OF
Copper, Tin and Sheet Iron Ware,
Particular attention pad 10 Roofing, Spoatng aud
Iuhbiug, Country merohanta can rely upon being
.uppea With I II ware nj Wholesale prices
Rags old copper, lead, &:., taken ln exchange toi
goods. Al 10 dhl htNLrt-N " hEhh'
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SAMUEL PERRY.


Merchant Tailor,
HAS onhand a new and tuli assortment OF Frentt
il and English Clothes, Cassimeres and EGsthgs
suitable for the season, which he will make up %
measure on sho rt notice and reasonableterms.
READY MADE CLOTHING,
OF all kinds for Spring and Summer wear, which
will be sold ascheap al me cheapest.
+ FURNISHING GOODS.
A geod supply ofeverything necessary tor a gentle
mans wardrobe. Spring style OF Hats,
caps, Trunks, Naiiccs, Ac.
P.S. Would invite thoseaboutt to purchase goods
in aboye line to give him call before purchasing
else where. One price only. No trouble to show
goods. Ihankfulior pasifayors hopesa continuance
Slthe same. SAMUEL PERRY.
F payenpor rt April Is 1855.
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1. @ 1856 dwt
kpplttE.

NOTICES hereby given that an elegtioh w,I l." held
N AT the usual places o boDg such election IA each
,,eiact ia Scott county ior the election OF -four pfes
ivuai Electors or the state o Iowa Ana also a tna
n tu,s aud places will be elected delegate TO ts
Convention to re,ise the Constitution oi the Stale
Iowa, ,. -, "a. ,gr9
In testimony have SET my hand ms tVth " 1901
NA. t. COOK.
~ N AlAs WI 90. judge.
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TRUSTEES SALE.

q. BAESER, Esq, has removed his Office d :
agonally across 10 the Second story of Cramp
I'a building, Ia the room formerly occupied by the
.zstta naIc.. N & cor Sseond " Brady sis. att
Z
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NOTICE.

~sNHF undersigned having disposed at theli ous
1 nesstn Ms,srs Evans Chew X Co., take tins
"a staod oiGhanking their former patrons ieT Their
k,aa ana liberal custom, and would requesLa con-
tiaaance ofthe same 10 the new aEm; 90
septic NJ. iho"f ScA> W.
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New Goods, New foods!
EDW ARD A LID T. "
.NerchMHI INifOr,
AND
Wholesale and Retail Dealer in
Re a ady- M ade Clot hin G ,
Cloths, Cassimeres vestings, Gents Fur
nishing Goods and Tailors' Trimmings,

Wholesale and Retail Dealer in
r e a d y M ade Clot hin g
Cloths, Cassimeres, vestings, Gents Fur
nishing Goods ana Tailors' Trimming
uAsjust returned from the east with one o. the
i largest and best selected stocks OF goods ever
offered for sale in this market consisting in part Of
the following articles:
Engii'h, French, German and Amcrcau, Of 'he d.
nest quality and latest styl OF goods,
CASSIMERES.
English, French ard An rican, Of every variety OF
style, color and quality
VESTINGS.
White Marseilles, Matala sse, White London Figur-
si Tinsel and Colored sinks, Fancy and Plain silk
Velvet, Fancy silk and Linen, Italian SILK Grena-
dine, Satin, Italian Cloth, SILK Plush and Fancy
Cashmere in great variety.
OVERCOATING
Black, Blue and Brown Broadeloth Union, Whitney
and Pilot Cloths, Fancy, Blue, Brown and Mulberry
Castor Beaver, Canada mixed and saiara OF the la
READY MADE
over. Goats, oyer-Saeks, Surtouls R.efluZ Jackets
and Talmas, Frock aud Dress Frock Goats of all
qualities ana styles, SIX, Velvet, Plush, Cloth,
Cashmere and Valencia Vests, Gasmett, Saiineti,
double and twist fancy ana plain Cashmere aud
Dosskin Pants; denim and Guernsey Froeks, Wrap
pers and 0yersls.
FURNISHING GOODS.
Hickory, calico, white plain linen corded and Paris
ka Wristbands; string DeOraey, corded Byron, POI.
ka Collars, Neck Ties, Stocks, fancy and and plain
Cravats; Gloves-white, black and coiored KID lin-
ed buck, cloth, Chesterfield, Aberdeen, Reriil,
Union and Gel and Fur Gauntleis; wool, meri-
and cotton Hose; white and lancs linen and s'lk
hanlksreh G es; embroidered lambs wosi, white md
mixed merino and silk Wrappers snd Dranats;
Wool MItls, Searls, Maiers, Geais' shawis ard
Shawl Pins Umbrellas. Carpet Sacks, and all other
articles u aally kept by the trade all OF which II
respectfully submitted 10 the examination % Gus
toners.
Anearly call will secure choice selections.
EDWARD ALDEN
Second street, opposite LeCiaire Row, Davenport,
iowa, between Main q Brady.l scp6dtI
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=, nr.Fl.v .THuMAS & GO. are now receiving, al
| tI,.,, , Ard near thS rail- road depot, 100 TOM
ukLUAL DAILY F"f fHei All" '''A'h ~ '""s II" 81
p.rIur in tLis Market. ,.,
uwIul 60 4 coinbnAt "n Of the miners 10 raise The
100, I'D ,..hl--ghich We would not submit io-~t
were uuabie, for sh"fttinie TO supply our custom
Itnt having siIycpeaud IA hTcahiI ( up this cos
iurtiun IN mbIchthe community hGs no small iilef
1.-Two are 30 " prepared 10 deSe IA this cit, oI
davenport, Ia quantity !" shIt i"tehas'fs al ""'
G.,n,r, prtrs, % application 81 The hari
rurL Island ans -itI
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THE DAILY GAZETTE.


LIGHTS AND SHADowsoF Nrw 7 OK
JrsTIcE.-Judge Capron at thsCourt
Of sessions. Mary Kimble o. the
charge Of stealing shawl. "Ehat
made you steal this shawls" ye-
cause | didn't steal it." "How Gre
you to have it in your possession.'
"a woman brought it tome" "Itisu
fortunate you did not bring her he
to testify TO the fact. Have you
husband." II don't live with him.
"llave you any children 81 haF,
two Docs your husband suppor'
them mo, sir, he does not" ''Do
you support your children!" ''No, siI
| do not" "Who does!'' 81 don {
know, "Where are theyl' "1H.y
ne both deud.n '.oend that woman
to the city prison for ten days."
A woman with a child in her arms
was brought up for stealing cabbage
head from a grocery, and pleaded
guilty: but on being asked why she
stole it, said she did not steal it, ''but
was going along with it and set it
down when they spake to me. = SIS
that your childl' "Yes, yer honor.
and two more little ones at home. .
Then be Of and take care Of them az
quickly as possible. Thank ye, God
bless We
A young girl was charged with
stealing q bseast-pin, and plead guilty.
Are yeur parents living!" "Yes."
Does voui father know you are heres"
A rich, iriss brogue ans wered this
question iro.l tie crowd. Yes, her
fathers the one that knows it, and
here am DO you support this
girll' support her. support her =
No. and good reason for niver a bit
will she stay ashome." ''Wonld you
support her !. she would live with youw
''Shure | voa.d, an give her the best
in O'Donnell'5 koase, an be glad of
the chance. BLt she's bad girl, and
niyer 4 bit vi. stay with me-" The
Judge asked the girlifshe would prom
ise never to steal again. if he would
let her 20 ard i've with her father and
behave herseit, to al OF which she as
sented Then" said the judge, ad
dressing her father, take your girl
home and take care Of her." 'sNo,
sir. wont have her about me. the
lying thale' She -till niver enter me
door again,
This sudden change was greeted
with universal laugh, and The father
retired in rage.-Epe. Pes.
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a.ucs. Eotaslu.
iYaIl pauerIl Wall Paper!

-. 10 IS 900 roll. On hand Just received and open
4 = Ing, We have no hesitation ,n SAYING ihht We
-. he g1yyssf aai 6sst daFtsty west oI Chicago al
- ,isfl Il, Duf store aud warehouse Wal show, all"
tfrp wa lie Sold al reasonable prices,
VIM" H. A. PORTER * BRO,
Old rioAeer Book Stole,
All JdW-tf hock lsIahu. III.
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WOOD. WOOD.

n r the CITY Wo0D YARD, junction Of second and
E1lrout streets. he have NOW hand itrsn dss0tt
a,e,t ,.f an kinds Of seasoned Wood namely
Maple, Ash, oak, Hickory, sc,
,lih venrg selling cheap, also large qdanSul Fenc
iuu Posts 10 Briek Matters and oiher5 Who wahi
Wanhby tbeuuautty we viii make Liberal dedaoiidns
II. WILLIAMS ~ 60.
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ClothInE StoEG,

Second s., opposite lie Claire Roec
Davenport, Apl 3du EDWARD ALDEN, .
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A. GssTrEI. 4 90.


rpAkE tht, opportunity o iniyrm the pth-ll tAa
/ lhey have rooeRed at lheir store, lae lafse1
stock of
Broad Cloths Casslmeres, VesLlngs,
" heh has ever bscu brought TO this market ms
Goods which offer - The inspection OF the CttlEeE
otthis town sdrpass tn design aud hnish, tain
that can be oered lhs2 this side o New York. ueIHs
selected with the greatest and from the
tcnsine houses Ia tue Eastern markets, and with
view to satisfy the tastes all eur cuslGmeIs.
WehAve also q fHii and complsle assortment o
The lates, and most approved styles Of
GENTS. EIESlSuING GsaDss
which are beyond doubt ths most desirable 20 %
found in This city Among which ar Gents shirts
Undershirts, stocks, Crayats, Gloves, ouspshdess
Hose, ,Nc.
Particular attention will be paid, as hsrepfuIt 81
the max ing up OF garments in style unsurpassed D.
any similar establishment.
Full suits made on shortest notice, and warranted
TO suit.
Thankful for the bestowalo fpast liberal ayors
the public, we take pleasure in pedgiug removed
ndety, and solicit share OF the public patronage,
AMI "a DIFF A. GASIEEL IS co.
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b. +. SHOUP 4 CO.,
(l.ate arm oi RenwiGk SON.
FORWARDING i &C0NMISSIoN MERCHANTS.
i!aaar Buildings, East cor. Front and Brady.
Davenport, Iowa.
Agents for all the principal Steamboats, in the upper
AIssisspptrade, NJ and connecting with lower Missis-
-pp boHis. We have the Agency for the sale oi
salt, and keep constantly on hand, fresh and pure
cement, fire brick, &c.
LlbeTaladyane6montRm made upon all conagnments
E..A y lalA- l,kLHiI
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JOHN ANNhBLE II son,
ecrew Bolt Manufacturers,

,,, ,,,,,s,.d Ia execute orders ief all hih's %
scrsa G5lts Nuts Sc. Having had many sals sA
er,snce in tue business We feel eohnaeht ~ ~
S,"f Iia A 10 all \ no may favor as Win lhS'I OF
sa''e''N ards sTies and quality OF work ShoI
,U pbs co rner Of flird aad l. eCisire streets
nayanDorl Oct. TN, 656. dN
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Sims.
BUY YOUR STOVES

WHERE will always be found one OF the be-tas
w aortmtnis Of StOyes, Tin Plate, sheet Iron
Nire, lapahned Ware I'm, Sheet Iron ana CepFot
Ware Ia this cIty. Among Lts sssoftmehtof
; + ON l. =
are the eelstnglrd Climax and Charter Oak Cool,
Stoves, coal 90 WauIi al . lui and complete Ms
soTtment Pafi0T, Box GuA Heating Stoves, Elevate
oven Stoves, and many other patterns too hnmtt
Uu- to mention. oar motto l., Quick Sales ana
small PROFITS Good work, ali warranted or no salV
One dollar save li7 dollar es med; and by calling
his Stove Store ron " i'll save II and get tns 4
good an article al any other house
Particular attention paid To House Roohng, Spout
ing and job Work in general 0nt oI good lin aud
stock, hoping to receive shart OF the public pat
ronage by This motto; "Quick Sales aud Small
Pr0hts." isePB3 ID. h. HoRNk,
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isEMuy Al.
81. -. MOOR e.,
SFCh new hAvEE, -
tRESLO, Banner, Slga aEi Ornamental Painter
hgalnrf Of Wood, Stone and Marble
Lettering sud ,hlAng on
GLASS
Ntuinw shades, httsrtsf b.surauoA., PuTj s.t=
Scenery, Landscapes &C. at shOrl notice.
Sign Painting and GTsibing f6F the tTade.
Has femUy ~ from Brady Il 10 81 e. doors Es Il
.iBcsiy.
Reference
A 2, l.. NYFRs. us 90.
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Boots anO Sbofs.
THE SHOE TRADE.

HAVING Increased our facilities for manuiActu
| ing and dealing in Boots, Shoes and Leather tii
undersigned, successors 10 :. Il. Dawson g. Co., 0u'
td the citizens ofnIyenport and vicinity, greater ih
ducemenis Than ever 10 buy their Bo0t- aud Shoe n
them. our retail stock hereafter Will always c1ti
lain every description OF goods @abied BY the pe"pi
Ne also are making eatenstEe Preparations 10
Nh1lusaieing Boots aud Shoes, aud ~ Invite c"fth
lry dealers 10 call sld examine oar stock aud PM
il Is determination 10 sell on as good term.
they eau be pHfyha-~iin 81. Lrais or Chicago.
DAWSON, GklGGS a. co.
uet2I Brady IT., door from u.
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stores, Stores,
MULTIPLIED BY STOVES,
q a. ,Eg6ei NNA NNIsf - Asrssk a -

SHORES, stores,
MULTIPLIED BY STOVES,
AND THE ANSWER ~ SfSS SLsl
4 THOUGH We cannot Keep On hand some 2Oah
1900 Stoves soiae Of oar nei shbofst the rel
are, sell so cheap and so good nn atlaie "i
stoves that IL becomes dhiCpit 10 supply the DE-
masd but new supply Of freight ears have srrE~l
and been placed oH road, shd hbHe comp pielet
arrangements II. to be able nov ia supply hu
dem ands of all, he the same MORE OR LksS
SO after booking around among alt the "OA T.
HoRSE'' Store shops in this cit3, t. no purpose,
come 10
TWitehell & ailletts,
The only Stove Emporium la the west, and buy a
StGUe as is Store. IN our prices, tor eheapness,
defy all competition article aSarraatrd,
md II not satisfactory, refund the money. Among
assortment may be found tht celebrated
Forest Oak, Tor wood or Coal; the Climax
Black Diamond. for coal; The King OF
Stoves and Governor, elevated ovens.
All kinds OF Pariof, Once anC Heating Stoves
Tin AID Copper Ware hand AZ ali times, knOE
Ing, JobbiHg, &c. done 10 order.
Brady Street, nearly opposite the P 0.
Feb 4-dlf DAVENPORT IOWA,
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Copper, Tin and Sheet Iron Ware,
LIE CLAIRE FOUNDRY
House Work of the Latest styles,

caps, Slls, Brackets, Columns, ote etc, always on
hand, and make 80 order.
Connected v i'll The above is "a Forging Shop IN
der The direction oi men Of superior skil.
I.rss. and Composition OF Castings made Ia order,
Rabbit Metal always on hand
NV stock OF Patterns for Machinery, halIliHg aud
Btal purposes, Is UNSURPASSED by any similar
Establishment lathe West.
Repairing daHa al the shortest notice. charge
reasonable. tasR al all times paid Tor old Iron ami
Cappo ,.., ,.,, -,
Corner 0l Front and Scott SIS, haNfnr9tt, Iowa.
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Osiea aver Wiiey's Grocery store, 3""t'
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