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The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-10-27
Dir. w. ID. BLAIN,
OF NEW YORK
pCUI,IST AND AUkIST

g uaIfall.shtiy ia,etsj in Eocs Island Oh Illinois
I 1 -trsrt opposite Island Lny hveI wlfte hr nlh
- Lapyy ,u all per aitct7j VIA diseases "I us
,ysyg devoted ssyrIUi wears tuthis Pasia branch ot
M urols sion trusts that lac lanIei,sNa many who have
,ys an an isspair with AHaue,sts is ~ hptuibs Oh
winch ace wsaEusssu ui SIGHT imaginary ttittts hoa'
sfTr Ths oOsGls aptsar OsS"1ted by soaa OF Ia
5tnsss nAshes OF Aght, enlatsfAeht 81 phhh St'
, ,,Isat il whisk The len7 tufu wbIie ana prevents
ma taYs Iislt tssng thIy yuBh a. oPthailaa ot lIha
,t,yn Near sight, Weakness - y,8ou, straetamus Or
s,intits as well lSaIne5s ia itn TaE0ds lorins
Haun. received iiom taria lh" new ana wonaetini
,;ufbsits,up5 with which Tg 2ta enahieH 10 t'h ih'o
ne d.,tlS vi tLF eye snG laa efiAf a. sIeA4! ~
ftg aat.ii5 aaiitBeEsty l-lfuttu us vrt sta's Sl ue
re nsr, ad fets "a AmluIpaie tt lsns "a lntipi-
EtstTsrt.f Also thu Illuminated 9pstaium tJf *
,fn,pp the ca. ssHsll IS several nvE medical piep7
1s iaf aurus gpeCiry OF the tHfnes ot hlm oYet hs
80 without the use Ot the Enifepf eaustIcs
N, nrsYant Imposition pr r. deems IL prudent 70
.stath at he is sguisr fhysoisn teies ssshnas
me IJniyersity ui Vermont SsU ii" The Nc" 0tL Up
l,c uvspital, and Lis success a. AZ oesLst d. AZ
tut,b 20 ,he porfsetiob 80 which he mas ofoas me
ss 81 Us. ,tgG vapGTs "a the heAtAehtU Ui disesS ="
The eye, ~, - ,.ssz,t,,, Az nj t,u,. l., INA
Of glIsalu diseases, especially VI ths LhIeAl
M luusg having cured himself ~ .shsahpNSA a'gi
isr tIt o. ms night lung was st " disease, as "e
LAM Others "a aiiks condition oHee hoars h"in
aine 10 four ~. -.
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IEARsl Robert Hall considered the - J.
word tear surprisingly beautiful. ~ ~
1t belongs to the Saxon family he SO = @|
dearly loved Tire tear itself often
glows like a diamond on the cheek
where the rose and Ely blend, Its
moral beauty asa perfect dagusrresg -
OF acon,paseion and #henevolence, liz S@
| still greater lC shore on the face of ssass9'
| lie Savier's cheek al the tomb aof lll
| Lazarus, and when he wept over Jer- ssPg
usalen. IHstill shines on his disciples
in their missions OF mercy, There
| are indeed .tears OF deceit, like those
fabled of'the crocodile. Let them. = ~
pass. None but fallen angel would go
gather them mp There are tears OF u Z.
gratitude, ofjov These sparkle like IL =
| tte. morning dewsaHs's as's s''''eses aeE ~
There are tears Of penitence. An
gels celebrate them with their heaven - :
ly harps. Though no tears can open sssssg
10 usthe gates Of Paradise, yet the
tears Of penitence, of piety, and such
as are shown in the path of our pill
grimage, by sorrows msekly borne,
win become gems to enrich and adorn
Tour heavenly crowns.
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NEW YORK PHRASES.

3
Very few expressions are found to :
be peculiar to the New Workers; at {
tile same time, there are some striking 1
words OF. Dutch origin, which, being
established in use when the city OIL
New York was called New Amster s,,
dam, have thence spread all over the
Union, and been generally received.-ys
The first Of these is sto0p,a genuine /,
Dutch noun, very slightly disguised
in its present orthography. Stoop in
Dutch means the same as stoup in
English, a drinking measure: the
real Batavian word represented is stoep
from the verb stoepea', to sit or stoop
down. Originally applied to the
bench placed, according to old. Dutch
custom. III frcnt of the house, it came.
to designate all the steps on the top !,
most Of which bench was placed, &
and remained attached to them after I
the bench itself was swept away by !. !
the Improvements Of modern fashion.
The word Is used in all classes of soci-
ETY., as naturally as door or window saa
The nexs word, 2oete,,, is sovery COM
mon in America that, although closely
approximatfng to a'slang term, it can, /.
not be overlooked here. The express
sion only fonnd its way into writing =
about the year 1910, but had been in
use long before, especially in the Vi 7
cinity otthe markets. 1t is equivalent
to yagabond intensified !, and its per-
sonal application is one Of the greatest
insults that can be offered toan Ameri- =
can -sometimeslike callinga French ea
man cnaotVe.E The third word is one, Y I.
used universally throughout the free
States at least, and used in sober ser-sa.
iousness, without any slang intention :.
but confined entirely to the laboring
classes-It is boss, for head workman
or employer. Servants will also use
it in speaking of their master. This
zig good Dutch, although not immedi-
ateiy recognizable under its present
orthography. The New Workers have
a tendency to make the same prornis-
.cuous use Of e4osc4 that the New Eng
landers do OF, gaess afs i'f't'a '5aa. ?. 4
p - ar - a. =
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Stoues.
BUY YOUR STOVES

SyYHkgE aiIl4iUay- be f0anA one ~ tbs best .
w sartmrnls a Stoves, TIN Plate sheet iruu
W,fe, TaPsBned Nart. lin, Sueet iron and C0pl
Ware In ilia city Among Lia sss0ftlasutol
= + Ot Il :
are the rrl.tfsttsd &; tifnax ui Ihattor 0ak C00A
StsV 2, cod sys..is - iui aud complete a.
s6rtIDsUt fasiUr EV, aaA Healing strpes, Elevate
oven Stoves, and many other psitarns too huliri
aus 10 menilans Our motto -, tnek sales aut
Small Profits Good work all warranted or 40 sat-
Ous dollar save IL a dollar Bma1 aud by calllLs
al this Stove store S0n viii save It ana get in=i b
good an article a. al any other hDnrr.
7 Particular ttantion paid to H5nle Hoohng, Spout
ing aud lob Work ia general cut Of good Tin ss,
slack hoping 10 receive share ot tue public pa
rouhse by lhis motto: ',0gck Sales and smai
Prodts - fsepdl H. h. bORNf,
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The t,,d pioHee + Baker, sill ahead


y.4E :ub.ctlber has ceosutiy msaa s'tsnsi's prep
: rr.liaas = no msnlIastais ~ s"ttef, aagAss
ssian srF. II. 'sSs W Rlef hGd - st-I ,taehefs.
,1lIt efrst o. $50 t0gethel va. <,t)d assSH-
,.so1 sf .... .ssrsa. taxes and husEs
- l.s1a.. ,usaufastdge II 1 fDG. ( taui's
rsTeRT LOAF hkEAb,
..t 4G-.t ftte -. lnr eiN Autass- .tal.nsd IoI
a&iae e'e.i 80 '"sss u h.sAa l'
-, = h. al + rrf-i rfii urH.s eden II k~aI = iAsS+
longer gitu5ul io,,"uns :Lsier Aad "a '@ny peis'hs
ra. tl,t ytiahatis WtsR = srSo 't'l& Il sdlr Hss
r,gs4,s ,a ftr nHsst FfJnyh tJll7 lt goes iadLeir
aasIstatlsy introduced idt1 i4in!llfa ~"o have AsS
Ia ,,.-l hKs,fs hfeah 3ei"fs. l 'H@,i '''",'tHe ~
~ rsfae, W aFIH a. heretofore IA uhe'iip1 ah1
ts,.,4 81. terms hlsh cannot is!i {" site ot-
.s,.,,stuuu. nopa y De able :" s"rP,t ~ "ho
,, -.-F sf+ with Ihei, patronage IL'rbi"i io'
= ss,,-.r. nupa 10 nsri. r"hthuauts - tn9
80. slyrisIs frS.4 lii soahiss pr9''pil{ aI,e'
.. ..r.y, I,Jut StfasL, ,'.dst@ 1I"Ne
,--5r3s. & F,sttyIDan's steam Aiits
uavsnvort, May ~, is5o-du
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n0MPARSEs,
Gnali CoalI

,-..@ .tl.i ,ultuklss i, 90. are now receiving, Al
nah ss,i uear The ...il road depot, 100 TOM
E-IUA l. DAlLl fot Fus'aha s'osii i'h"s NO sH
peIior ln ih,s Market. ,,,,s 49,
tlEiux t. 4 combination uI lhe miners 10 fasse ths
fi.a 81 t1al--wiieh NE would IoI submit io--nr
sle una5ie, foi short time, 10 supply our custom
~. Hut having succeeded IL preAhibg up this ooEi
if.a,ioh in which tne community las no small iGlor
.stlne Gte uUa prepared 10 deliver IL this city o.
isyeLpo.'. in 4ashsits TO sun puisLassi- al "s
f.rrueT Fricesl 0G sppneaho6 A. Lhs iAtu'
t40rl lsia nj Jan 3L-aiI
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uR y1nEN ffL. HOUSE c1sf sfLNGs or SU.
TERROR 8JTD p.1RiOUS DESiGSS, cars,
-SLLs, 6RaGhE1S, 1RUSSES, Ae.
UItht latest patterns hiads 10 order.
n n 5ppsili attsauUn paid 10 repairing work
stas.isutg "a machinery repaired without deaS
IA u f.E-InH
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READY-MADE

over Goats oyer-Saeks sUrtoats, Rsealz .aeket5
aad faiGnas, Frcck and Dress frpcll Goats Of al.
Qualities -nd sa ias, Six. Velvet, Pfusa- Ci0th-
Cashmere and Valencia Vests, Lasmei.. Satsnetit
| double and twist fancy and plain Cashmere ans
| pusssin EaAls; Den'a and Guernsey frocsa. &Faf-
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1856. Spring and summer 1856
ARIA NC EMENTg g5s.8 &a
...... AZ Iilh = a
GREAT NORTHWESTERN E
Clothing and ii ufacturing
E.NY ID X I'll.
4. CAsTEEL Il 40.

A. CASTEEL ~ 40, aa q
rsNAkE this opportunity 10 INFORM the public taal
L they have received at their store, TIE ages
Stock oi FL sez&
Broad Cloths, Gsssimeres, Vestirgs.
WHICH has ever been rought 10 This market. The
Goods which offer to the Inspection ut me citizens
ofthis town slrpass design and ttutsh. anything
that AN be oored them this side oiAss horS, being
selected with tA9 greatest eaIe and rom R noa eN'
,ensine hsuses in the Eastern markets, Ald glth q
view 10 satisfy the tastes Of all our customers.
we have also a iall and eomptute assortment VI
The latest and most approved styles oI ..-4.,g I'D
GENTS. FURNISHING GOODS,
which are 0eyond doubt tbs taoI desirable 20 be
found in this city. Among which ara neRta sairts,
undersAirts, stocks Cravats, Glove Saspeadars,
Hose.&c.
Parlicalar attention will be paid, heretofore to
the max ing up Of garments In Hstyle rssaI by
any similar establishment.
q fuI tRts made oA shortest notice, and eBrFsnsaa
70 sui. IA a-.... ..34ea.as+a..
Iiank ful for ihe bestowao otPast libgrsl @Eors OF
tho public, We take pleasure ln piedgag renewed
naui.y ,aud solicit shars oi the public patronage.
ttd ga d-lt eas.E K A. GASIEEL & co.
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GovrRNoR g sRy.--y Kansas cor
respondenf af tho Cincinnati Grzstte

GovERNoR (5fAay y.--S Kansas cor
respondent 9f the Cincinnati Gasstte
describes Gov. Gearv, thus: - g
sGovernor Geary is about six feet
two nches in height, broad shouldered
and bony, but not feshv, and havinv
a slight etoops His foreheadg is 'not
good, his eyes are deep sunken in hiss
head, resembling portholes IN afort.
His nose is thin. lons.. and inclining
10 pug" the lower extremity showing
Ian inclination,to turn upwards, as
though he would draw his inspirations
roma stratum above that breathed
BY common lnortals. His color is
sallow and bad, and the face almost
expressionless. He wears his. beard
long, but the hair OF his head cropped
short A few gray hairs appear in
his beard Hewore. a simple. citizen s.
dress-a long-skirted blue freck coat,
a bell crowned. chimnev-pot hat, long
ago out of fashion, hutwell preserved,
but his manner for. a civilian was
wonderfully dignitied.
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.S.y,e 6 improved s'aGeut
TRUSS BRIDGES

stdE Undersigned sfe propuetois ot 'he hp"te
l i.Irpl los the State OF Iowa aud are pirpAira !"
f--''I ,,T tba. erection . hallway Ur Highsai
ty. al any ,eusth OF spanf.om 50 isat 10 5oe lsSs
" ~ az psfi II he State AZ shs above hsdsgs nav
% ~ s,S,tsl IN most Cftne Railroads ia the nited
oN9 assI comment as 70 thar strength, duTa'
!, INV aud ohsapnsss UNNECESSARY All eammanie@
gntj iron tie saoJeOt win receive SEampt attention
AS,h isdvtf Davenport, Iowa.
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on the goodness of God.



Coon PolrTIoAEs JoKE.--The Ohio
.Stotesman tells a story that at q late
republican meeting in Columbiana
county, Ohio, q flag, got up with
great expense--eosting some forty
dollars--was offered to the township
that would tnrn. outthe most voters. -
The democrats, therefore, Of one OF, the
townships in that county, concluded
that they would ike, q take the prize
from the enemy, and the banner being
given Tor the largest number ofvoters,
they got together, marched up in a
body, and took the banner from the
awarding committe and marched home
in triumph and victory. The sequel
to the Joke has not vet been told BY
the .Stutesmdn. It appears that 1t
was after dark when the banner was
received. and the party took it to
their head quarters, fastened il to the
halyards Of their liberty pole and ran
it up. The next morning it was dis
covered that on one OF the stripes was
painted Fremont and gDayton."asit
was only seensby early risers. sasa isss
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rEaNsYLYANIA RAILROAD
- nIs; - Esss

rEsNsYLVAEiA RAILROAD
~ ~ - Askszs
Ias gssst sntfsi Roatsy connecting tGs AZ iahti.
s:tgs E!.A tho Western, s1ItnSsstsrb ana Nehth
xesto5a states, byS - uaois= Nail" ~ ais'. ihii
,6.3 ,s. ssUncll- 81 5li=5UtEl With dali3 itiio o.
,gaasss - ali pert ur $40 A"iti'"est1ih iahes ia
,.T tI,, III tTei - s4FEsI 4,a reliable TSars b.
y hisf. feei.al ,a i.a iuTsAsiai 10 sud ff"m III
Great Hesi, ..-...
aaiss between rh,.aisiph'a and rit'shafs.
4trss t,ass H1-'s =. ssss Dry ,as. = i.a n
r. TT .ataGts, Farss Is4tEsTsi 81. -
:. SAD ekooE & statiol
,.. 49, o ode tiI GHiasg pTuEs ana ,- - ifna
I.5&+Ass iiETd1sIe- So ..aolt
...4a sEasG 3=z.r'l -zzih.,y
Isggr4, PG.k lhs. n,HE ast SEasl,! sos y ,uo Y
is4.5ztLsi - gaadissi u-hil 3e)
/ s..t,.lt c iaes .==t"Eotl Fish sSsE
-. L r,.g gasts y LsfiS = Lard on a0o ' iDO il
Es:ls iTo1. l5sd- Earts suda ashi Sc }
tI0UH-s Cr5 D. n5i until further notsss
GRaIG-- ~ i per iuO L uIui faithsT uoac,r
tJfOy- gl per bale nSt exceeding suu lbs
U-fIA :hipEiag Ioods iioGl any p5ibl ea5t Phil
ade ipAia particular 10 ilafk packages NSt s1H
.gt.ttra.a L ..yoais" All goods consigned q tue
ss',.J III. Road 81 Pliisd pLis o. Frtslass viii
.. iysyrfi5a wiIbo al dssshtioa.
pssIt-, AasSrs Harris "1TMIy & To- risn'
phi TaDa. Il. s sass % 81 Louis iaFh
Jry ..,. ,.,tsT & Jsostts LouisTiii ny. 1isi
dIa.a. .,af.s ,n, Ina sgneHs :. fIoWh act irwin
1 .Eii " tCfEis IA . HAiS
u Lean :. 60, "a EiiDYs hGssoa, Eesgh q
ST. House n E0Tk; " iiii ana ST, sld BaIt>E
place, New YcTB L ] SIssdsE, tAlladeiphIss Ma
20, s Rooms hsitim pTe, Gcu Z floleiscas t'ltla
Gang.
IL II HOUSTON, 3sasTa! hys.gAt -igsEf, fh'ta
II. ibMFAEEt, SaP Z. -sHtSaa, fa, ..
psHnsy ivania HaIsT6ad.
1Ltsg Daily Through ITains betwsss FhilsdsipBIH
,f,t t'tttsburgh THE MORNING MAIL TRAN
leaves rntadelp lpAia tU4 fiIsturg al u A. NJ and
i1lf.uufgh Phiiadep.Ia - 4, ". The iAst iIns
leaves ita delphi 4. Vi. aud fitts6nis sior fhil
tdgl.hia .. +. d. tlik At.Ht EAfRESS tram
1rayts PaIadeiphtE iof flltsbasEA al II = ~. and
pftt,Uatgh iuI Ph.adsiphia al IL 4. ID
The aEuFo iiHes CUHAect al FItt-Dufgh with tht
p4ilals t auiIFain 81 L0uis, Mo- Alton, ,saiena
sFa tb,. ,rs q! ETaaklOrl, Lexington and Louis
vas K 4cFge hAuto. Dayton, Springfield, Belle
,,.il.,s sndushy, Toledo, Cleveland, Columbus
ygrg{ l.. Nl-.slllan aud Wooster, Ohio. also, Will
r.f, .t-z lr pacEAl Uoais IfoM aud 10 New orleans.
.t L.Hts, IUala Niile aud Cincinnati.
tlr.ust ties els can 10 had TO sTr6n either oi ths
above places.
For fuTtRCE pafleulags 500 phandb.ls a. 'hs d,nef-
,.i .l .us ,.,thts. Passengers irUm u5t hs-t VIII
urs . 81 tle sA5Fiost aHd most esp jilisa- routs 10
It .l.. l,itis., Baltimore, Sew fofE sf Boston:
l.rgF MOORE, Agent, Passenger tHg,, fhila.
il.sSIMEH, Agent lias ssht,G i.i',s. fItss
PLlla Nov "a 80 dly
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Copper, Tin aud Sheet
Iron Shop.

'ytnE undsfs, zhed are HnT opening d ii0s topper
I ain aud Sheet Iron j0Dbins Shop on See
al Street near Harrison stferL \ iaii sss"Ith'etj
|tba yafions aTttries posing ia suck n euIn
rl,ls Tta-BGio and steve StGfG. All sorts OF wen
'tstsfr and double Acting fafce t'afnps can al al
mes be had at lhe above mentioned place.
lend Pine, sheet Lead, Sheet Copper, sheet Zinr
nj Eathtitg TUBS on hand constantly.
Their long experience tn the i'gsines' makes Ih'
.tG-etibers confident satisfying all calh made u
tluiT line. ~
sarticalsr attention paid TO Tia k"onns and eope
aily To selling Williams Pa'ehi tump with bal
aiNSs, az#. ..,s,, , ,...,r, "a.
Nm I liz
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At one Of the Fremont gatherings
IN Now Hampshire. a rongh looking
countryman drove in with a rude rat
tie trap Of wagon, marked Fremont, :
but with pair Of fine horses. s.Snch
a wagon as that would. Of course be
for Fremont, said s9fpe Dqmocratic
bystanders. hut your llorses are for
Buchanan, l4e .they not." No 81,
my horses are fremont horses, "but, .
said he, u Have a mule at home that
goes for F'iilrnare, and a .iackass for
BnchananF 4i3s ftrluirers sloped =
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81 oct Ssiauu.
Nall Iaper! Wall Paper

TnI5u5l..t just received and 1pe,,
1 = my ar ha.D o.. 80 station ia saying that No
- fAs .ayFet ~ b. U4F.sIy west OF LAeasO, a.
s,.it 4. 4u .l.t.e aud warehouse viii! SHOW, all
.i.r.Iwtu H.. srld al reasonable presr.
u A. POklEk & BRO,
Old FioEeer Book Sioir,
t,7,v.l Rock Island. III.
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particular attention paid 20 Roofing, Spoutlns Hnd
,Ibb!Ag. Country merchants can rely upon heu1s
snppiisA with I.ir ware al whoiesalc prices
- ai,l sonlsr. lead. SE taken Al exchange Ist
- - sI'lE.iiT1 I,EANLE Is y EELI..
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FAIL AND WINTER CLOTHING
ATJ0EN y0RDAN's


A aLARGkandyaried assortment ofMen's and
"A AiSoys, Ready made Clio thing, eTabrac
iug ali tand approvedstgles, pa uaieby
good work knien ont Of he best mate rial. u =
!, Fine, meiium aud common, IRtont Beaver, Felt
Plot, Petersham and Flushing, BangIps, SacSsand
paetot Oy sreoats, Cloth, Dress snd Froek Goats OF
yarous eoors and qualities Cloth, Cassia are. Sssi
net, GeiN ct and Tweed Panalo0ns. sl.s, 1atln, Va
tcntia swans5kwn, Velvet, Plush. Cloth, ,C asamers
SslInet, pouoleand single breasted sests. Monkey
Jackets Drawers Uplershirs, Hosiary, saspeaders,
CraSats, Handkerchief tShrl-C ass
ries scaris, Winehe ster and sCotts Patent
SiTIs. nlore LA and AL asaal-
~ KEPT IN gentleman's furnishing Atoras, Including
Robes dc Chambre and Revere Vests nd 0vercoats.
slsu, splendid assortment totas, Ca ssi-
and testings-aa of Rhich Will 10 nade up 20
ths best manner, with prom ptness Ut accom-
noiating prices, and by eompetent Rorkmen. Ihir
esiablshmentisin the penthly teesipt sas latest
kashionsso siatrastedsp - thei mA. De Ie
iiaddpon ssbengin lhe laieststye byLhoss VINO de-
steit. All manner fplan Nork,aa woxA era gen A."
Lee medium, promptly a!tendedto N asfa-0Iore
HATS Ola aaw styIetegether wftha3 A1tthe com
l nan Kind eanskaitlly ou hand. += a-4
crate ,lAGs bsrf5 uhdents
| ly homes 10 meri tac ntinusuce ot !la sans. -
| 'r - G7L a JOHN JORDAN.
uerehan sra larautu other ,on Frentstfest, eppo-
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FURNISHING GOODS.
SAMUEL PERRY.
"erchA ant Tailor.

SAMUEL PERRY.
Merchant Tailor,
As ON hand anew and full assornien: Of Freaca
L L and kugiish clothes, Cassmerss aad estiDgs
ailiabe for the season, " hlch he HIll maSe up 10
IN msasare ou shor notice and reasonable terms.
READY MADE CLOTHING,
OF ali kinds for Spring and Summer wear, which
N IN be sold as cheap asihe cheapest.
F'URNLSHIYG GOODS.
a good supply ofeyerylhing necessary tor gentle
nal's wardrobe. Spring style OF Ha1ss
Gaps. Trunks, yaiices, dc.
P.s. Mould inv ite thos oseabouL TO purchase goods
Ia ntheaboye line 20 give hta call before chasing
else where. One price onty. No trouble TO show
goods. Ihankiultor pa stfaynrs hopesa continuance
OI eiit same. SAAtLEL PERRY.
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,s,aE subscrioers have just opened II store "n hhf
I Tisau between Ihnd and Fourth sireeas, 6hes
n,ey intend manufacturing ana kasP'hg "'hshh"s
.,t, b.u uu ali sinds OF
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THE DAILY GAZETTE

A few months since. the late DIR
,JoHN @. WARREN disinterred' from the
kfanily tomb under st. PauPs ChurciI
the remains u .hissmcle, Gen. JosEPA
/ W.AKKES. who ieil In the fight Of Bun
ker's Hill. The remains were placec
in stone arm. upon which an appro-
pirate epitaph had been engraved; -
The skull was.auite perfect, the chir
| still remaining. Behind one OF the
ears was seen an aperture, which IN,
dicated the place where the fatal bal
entered which ended his brief but glo
rious career. 49, -
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-10-27

An eminent modern writer beautl
fully says, "The foundation of domes
tic happiness IL faith in the virtue o
women. The Foundation Of political
happiness, a confidence in the integri
fyofman. The foundation Of all hap
piness, temporal and eternal reliance
on the goodness of God.
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wbst mas pysrs Healing Embroeation done'

"
Nopdara, indeed, Il - knuSn every whereas stan
lard medicine i remedy, md nlaNelsal pahaeea
los rheumatism, cuts, wou ds batn5, sraids umbsgo
sre throat plies bowel eohplania cilOsfa wipi eho
is tv stntar y. and numerous other MS aud thes 4s
oonjlartt,s - owing IL Intrinsic merits once
u4. il IS ne used With. It is boeuiiiig dtllN
u.as aud more popular, audIa psEiDgnn-s fslhrsable
taes day BY dhS All iersnI3 Who have htN't h7ed thIs
great remedy ior all sJrs VI pain should al ohee "hta"
It, -. f
Balm for Every Wound
Uyei IIsaiins Enbroeation has acquired an unpfe g
ieaIrd ,slebiiB healnlB panasea lteares w"hhds
cats, Euus bruia,f aCaids, IbsuiIAtis aL al eNitt-
aal and nisrual pain, Ia shpIt period OF Tune s'tah
6E-,llv pf,psr.d ana always preserving the same
strength aad quality, Is seL sIlIi llf greatest eN
tguee hy ALI .la4ses aud la besolle 4" universally
kn0wn rbsti nssd5h4rdly 20 be aaDed IA public pnn.
sure Remedy tor Piles
lle Pie q o5t distressing com plaint, Is more preya-
s VI than Is generally supposed Il IS attrn1sa wth ~
nsmm,tiop small Iumora ia lhe gensraittS oI sases
n,,E thsir appearance lie tadesCTbaby psiieE which
Il h mpos able to resist scratching, and the onif Pros
ent erf he des.te 20 tef the A&iu on This
disease is nJ dangerous but extremely unpleasant
ii ,- ia those OF ssdsBtafy habita are most subject
e. ths Malay LEI all aiieed IrS Dyers ties,ag Eni
GTogston and arrant immediately reei and an ell
fuaI gure Many troublesome caaer Of this complaint
hsy been remedied by tho use VI thus great medicine
~ can pfassnr TACT upon TACT la confederation hii
stattmeut and h0usans bear testimony ~ the &isa
value OF tins All Healing Panaoea.
E#s t No Stain Left
lhs ease with which Dyers Healing Embraeatlen =
applied the absence of any grease oe of - -
10 ognsl-asltlon its perfect neatness1 eeIine ~
failing and sft6aCtous effects, rehdet y w % si 49, 49,
Die ana cheapest medicine that can nsussa Tue ss"u
inc hs. ths ia smile OF the proprietor nature
III FIELD, Proprietof, fsoYidehee, ~ \
| s,la In Rock island and Davenport by HINES
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