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The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-09-26
NOTICE.
4 HUMAN LIFE SAVED

Mich. March IL, 1870
J. A. RHODES, Esq, Dear sir:--As took your medi'
,inc IN ,eI on consignment, "uo cure no pay, t.he
asre in stating its effects reported to me by three
br"hcrs who live in this place. and their testimony is a
fair specimen OF all have recslSed
w 5. CoNKLIN told mel had taEeu Hhe bottles Of
Christes Asue Basam, and continually down while
usiug it until my lungs and liver were CoS"tsn to tat
degree that blood discharged rom my mouth ahd DOW
ols so that all thought a. Impossible Ter ne 10 ace
through another chill. The doctors too dd Al they
Cnrd Tor me- but thought mast die. Nothing did me
aI,y good until got RHODES FEVER AND AGUE CURE,
which AT once relieved me OF the distress ahd udsea at
nv stomach aud pau in my head and bowels, aud produc-
ed a permanent cure in a short time
NJ Ii. CoSkLIN says: Il had been taking medicine Of
ms GOOD doctor have in our county, and taken
ANY quantity Of quine aud spochcs without any good
from 25th August to Eth December bul seSlhA hu"
nicely il operated on my brother, got bottle o
Vhoes' Fever and Ague Cure, which effected perns-
nent care by using two-thirds oi . p'tt'' ,,,,,,u
s Al. CoNkLIN was not here, but the other brothers
say his case was the IL. Nc. sold the medleite
to both the day, and the cure was aS speedy irem
the small quantity, and might SO sIsTyS; yS;rox
rs shoys speaks lor ITSELF Good proof Us it s it
of no better tenor than the vast number OF like oerIh
Gates have already published, ana the stu greater uit
ber that is continually pouring int me-
ouethiug more. Last year had OCCASION 10 caution
the pabHe III these words
freuIars substituted tAs aams Of thar aeStrHm fer
,ag M sd,eiHs, and thea nuh braEtn ImpEdsRss end
tLsir pampAist Wtth the s1eiaaat,oH, Let thtPFePr-
tor Of ssy other medicine say as mach v he asrfs "
Now take pleasure in saying that the eaHtioH reter-
red to the Dr. Christes Ague Balsan' mehti"'
toned In the above Certihcats.
asThere several other industrious people WhS are
,pnviug to their all that publish about
NV Fever aud Ague Cure, Antidots to Malaria sGeg
tks certiEeass rss, and the CsrthCats Oh hs eel-
sbrated chemist DR. james Chon ia tavef oilts PEI
ly harmless character, which attached 10 every bot
lie These will always distinguish nay medieius
,an, imi. atom. JAS. A. RHODES, Proprietor,
~ Providence, K. 1.
Wholesale Agsats-H. Blaksley, ST. Louis Barclay
Bros Chicags r. Webb, Davenport, and for sale by
Druggists generally. July -ooAWolh
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YAYDALIsM.--A reward Of $500 IS
offered in the Nantucket Inquirer for
the scoundrel who cut the submarine
cable. 1t is incredible that there are
wrctches vile enough TO take pleasure
n. destroying, merely for the sake OF
wanton destruction, things OF special
value to the whole community.
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1&UCls E5lalgu.
IhaIi PanerI Mall PAPER.
COMPA6gE6,
Coal! Coal!

T uWKEY. THOMAS d co. are Aow receiving al
/ uIrir Yard near the rail road depot, l'u TONS
81 coal DAILY For Fuoi and steam lthas n" su'
prrlor ia isMarket. 49,,
u,,t:- TO 4 combination OF the miners TO raise the
,.r,r,, OF Coal--which We would not sahm't to-wh
,srrr unable, ior shortume, 10 supply our custom
naltnn In which the community has no small inter
we are now prepared 70 deliver in this city or
Davenport, in qnaHlity TO sun purchasers ~ 'u'
former prlCes, On application ~ ilH h"l"'
Rock Island Juu3 -ull
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Dickens, in his ''Little Dorritt,
tells MS that tender word drop,
red like a heavy stone into the well
OF Clenman's heart, and splashed the
water into his eyesl
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l.. 4. pEi.TNN, VI. d.

ING, PAPER HANGING, ETC.
THE subscriber wuHd re-
spsstay t5s, Z. sel2@"se @ oSss1s. 10 t5s &,
- asoye business il ali tta branch
at the old stand Perry Street betssen ~r'o""
and fhird Streets.
His long experience in the above business war-
r.Lts ni In assuring his patrons full satisfaction ]"
any ri that may be entrusted 10 him.
rlats Of all cOlOrs prepared and feadt For ds".-~
Glass Of all sizes, putty, DC, for safe.
jUly ~ 'IG au JAMES bDA NEt'
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New Arrangement,
I s ssaE

HHDOrtalet TO pCtsSengets gong E0St
vi "a
JOLIET .CJI OEE,
\ u
MICHIGAN CENTRAL RAILROAD.
r;rWO daily trains Leave Joiiat except sundays
connecting AZ Lake station wlnl the Michgsh
Central r. Il Tor Detroit, and thence with he Great
Western. Canada RaliWay tor Niagara Falls, hnhalo,
Albany, New TorE Boston, Philadelphia Montreal,
&c. ... ..- ,r.c-
TRAINS LEAVE JOLIET:
GIJ j. NJ, LJShtuiug Express arrives at DstFoit al
G 2 M Niagara Fails $50 neNi EOrniBs ana YORK
ap NJ or Boston atI2 - night arrive at fhiiadei.
rhia val Eimi, at 10 p ~. also conHoetSat Detroit
with steamers Tor Gtty2iaUa aHd tAenceSilh morn
ipvtt.ius 10 Jli points tn ONO aud FehnSyivania
s.iUP.M. ENpres, connects next morning at Detiolt
5, iii north Shore tins pf steamers through without
lauIiHg arriving Al I, 80 IA 81. conmecung with hf-
,.r,.s. trtfa 70 New York aud Boston. Also con-
meets with the morning lr0in on the Iahada kalWay
arriving at Niagaci Fails AZ $50 +. NJ.
through tichetsc4u ae purchased at the ticket el-
f.ca{ il tsugsny at Joliet, allowing passengers I"
lavayar aui rttsulns their seats at pleasure.
Jaly 3! - diy n hiIh' sup.
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Howe 5 fnapfOVed Patent
TRUSS BRIDGES.

tfNHE undersigned are proprietors Of the above
patent for the State OF Iowa. and are prepared !"
esitraet for the ereetio n o hallway or Highway
ridges Of any length OF span from 50 feet to 300 eol
in any mart OF the State. As the above bridges have
hsn .inni.d on most ofthe Railroads in the United
states we deem comment AS TO their strength, dura-
b lily and cheapness unnecessary. Al eomnuhea'
ions upon the subject will receive prom attention
Address, STONE, BOOMER d BoflNGluN,
fsh Is.dwtf Davenport, Iowa.
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The great Central Route. connecting the Az Lahiie
cities with She Western, Northwestern, ana seuth-
rad also connects at Pittsburgh with daily line OF
teamers to all perls the Northwestern Lakes; ma
king The most direct cheapest ana rela6e route by
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CHICAGO AND ROCK ISLAND RAILROAD.
IL; - a. q -

Spring AEiEEANGEMENTS,
4 M and after Monday, April lith, lsJ0,nnd untll
Itmr.bef nptice tr it's will leave Rock Island 'a'
u, Sundays excepted Jus follows;
Isl maIt train At b.OO a. VI.
~ e4prcs., stopping only at the principal =,
stations ut Io'43 y ~
81 nigut e. pres. stopping al all stations s,iuf NJ.
lth freight, with 81 class ears at O3G A. u .
Trains arrive ut Rock Island daily, Sundays except
cd, as follows: n,
st sight express at r'oo - NJ
"a express, stopping only At tue prisclpl
stations at t.uo - !.
4 mall train at 1915 r. u q.
Jlh freight win 2d class ears at bid T. NJ .
Altraus This roHd are IL direct connection al
Chicago with trains bOtht the Alrhgaa Soulhgfh
aud Michigan Central x. K. 10 AMI from Detroit 10
lrdu. cleveland, Columbus. Cincinnati, Pit'bGfgh,
Duukirk, BatrAlp- Niagara Falls, Albany, New orr,
Philadelphia, Baltimore and Washington. also AZ
t Sale with trains oi the Illinois central hoau-
north tu Galcua and south to st. LOns and tsr9,t"
which places ticke ls be procured "l ,. >. she
VEINS, Ticket agt. Il. K. Depot Ri
Passengers reminded Ot the necessity Ol Btihs
al siHct directions us 10 toe destination o ther pag-
gage, also TO procure tickets before taking lhtlf
eatstn the ears the conductors collect fares only
- stations On the line Of the Chicago and Rock island
Railroad JOHN Z. TRACY, Sapt.
W. ii. WHruAE, Asst SupL.
EOrk Island, April I, 1856.
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IOWA STEAM GAb IN ET
MA


U,HE subsc riber ould respectfully inform the IL
| izens Of Dayenport and OF Central Iowa sAa; nc
manufactures and keeps constantly On manu- ""1 '"'
sale at .,
Wholesale and Retail,
FURNITURE OF every description, from the hhesl
sofa TO the commonest Bureau. Having recent g0l
his steam works into operation, he is capaDis oi MI
ing all orders that ma. be given him at SNORT houee
and with work which he warrants 10 De Oh o1L'ei
quality than anything imported into me Guy &"d
which will be sold ii lower rates. All kinds OF
sMPOETED FURNITURE
also kept on hand aud for sale low PieasecAii la
examine his stock, at the maEuiaclory on 5G'""'
street south side, east of Perry street. .,,.,,
Davenport, Nay 10 1856 d&w1 b.. Dr. SsAtNI
NOTICE
INis ia % certify that the copartnershtp heretofore
l existing between the undersigned under The
name and sIyl of Shoup y Barkalcw is this day
dissolved BY mutual consent
All the demands outstanding in favor Of said firm
Will be collected by said nhoup, -
"''i " b. F. sHoUP.
A.V. BARKALOW,
UP The Forwarding and Commission business
viii hereafter be continued by b. shoup" Cos
AT the san stand,
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THE DAILY GAZETTE.

A petition has been addressed to the
Qucen.of England by the inhabitants
of Mauritus, formerly called the Isle
# France, praying forthe re establish
4ncnt Of the French language, before
the tribunals Of Justice. When the
English seized the Island, in 1910, the
inhabitants retained their religion.
laws and customs. 1t was only Ill
ls47 that the governor obtained from
the Government Of England the inter.
diction Of the French language in the
courts; at the same time the French
code Of procedure was replaced By
English laws, and officers were for
bidden to receive either letters or peti-
lions in French. The petition recent
II presented to the Queen, exposes
the inconvenience which these meas
ure5 cause to the population, ,nine-tenths
ofwhom do not understand English
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Qlotbing.
1856. Spring and Summer 1856.
ARRANGEMENT,
Al THE
GREAT NORTHWESTERN
Clothing and Manufacturing
EN- II d II 4 " N.

4. EAsTEEL Il co,
MAKE this opportunity 10 inform the publtc tina
l they have received at their store, the lhrSosl
stock of
Broad Cloths, Cassimeres, Vestings,
" hch has ever been brought to this market. ihe
Goods which offer to the inspection Of the citzehs
oGthis town surpass in design aud finish, anythlhs
that be offered them this side of New York; belns
selected with the greatest care aud from the uosteN
icnsiuc houses in the Eastern markets, ana WIN
view to satisfy the tastes OF all our customers.
Wehavc also i full and complete assortment oi
The latest and most approved styles Of
GENTS. FURNISHING GOODS,
which are beyond doubt the most desirable TO be
found in this city. Among which art Gents shlrts'
Undershirts, Stocks, Crayats, Gloves, SusPendeTs,
Hose, sc.
Partcullf attention will be paid, as heretofore 10
the making of garments in style unsurpassed b5
any similar establishment
Full slit, made on shortes! notice, aud warranted
to suIt.
Thankful for the bestowai ofpast liberal iaYors
the public, take pleasure in piedging renewed
hdelity, and solicit share OF ihe public patronage
Apt % d.H A GASIEEL - w.
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The SOURCES OF THE MISSISSIPPI
RIVER. Lift bucket Of water from
the Mississippi river at New Orleans,
and ask yourself the question, "irom
whence it camel" and the answer
may be, from the sandy deserts OF New
Mexico, from the pine hills Of Carroll
ua, from the rolling prairies OF Nebras
la, or from the cotton fields OF Geor-
gia; from the British possessions,
north Of the 10Th degree OF latitude,
separated by a thin ridge Of ice cover.
el rocks from streams that tlow into
the Arctic Ocean, or from bowers OF
orange and magnolia that perfume the
cane fields Of Louisiana. from the fro
zen lakes that gem the bosoms OF
Minnesota and Wisconsin, or from the
sunny fountains that gush up from the
tiowery plains OF Alabama and Iennes.
see: from the lake bound peninsula OF
Aichigan; from the hill sides ofwaiv-
ing grain in Pennsylvania and New
York: from the tobacco fields Of Vir-
ginia and Maryland. 1t may be a
part OF those mighty volumes that roll
their never tiring waves through Iowa
and Missouri, through Illinois, Indiana
and Ohio; through Kentucky and Ar
kansas, Mississippi and.Texas.ss It is
part of the ten thousand little rills
that come hymning their way from
that mountain range wherein arise the
Columbia and the Colorado of the
West, or ofthose from whence the
Delaware and. Susquehanna hasten
away to meet the rising sun. In the
spurs OF the Allegheny it has saluted
tie springs OF the Roanoke and the
Saluda. and tar beyond the black hills
It has locked arms with the mighty
Saskahawan as he hurried on his
cherries journey to Iludsons Bay
The springs Of the Connewango listen
to the roar Of Niagara, and the toun-
tains OF the Platte overlook the era
tcrs Of the extinct volcanoes Of Utah.
1t has tertilized a country greater than
the empire OF Alexandria, and has
carried a richer commerce than all the
rivers tributary to imperial Rome
Lou58ril1s Tour.
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NEW YORK HOTEL,

Harrison between Front and Second streets
kfErEH < : HOBNCNH, fropu'lnr7
ttsate Robert Henne.l
FIyHE proprietor respectfully announces 10 ms
| eastern friends aud tu- lray .iiHS public gene
rally. that having purchased
This Commodious Hotel,
att had il thoroughly repaired and Yat5d, he Is
ny trrparei 10 "a sEars Of th - patronage, .!
nj utteutj1nt1 their want, AMI comforts, hs
tsI,f. y IN be- -upp}ta aIth the best which the mar
s,t affords aud hIs lptEsag rooms RS furnished ~
:. Ia w. I4,,.,,. aIguy In Juertt, June "A diff
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The Old Pioneer Bakery still ahead

saoserloef mas ,sGT'y, ,l f n,i.r p,er
r"'tSmG ,nSa ' pi, Me- Water and oyster Cfackers
plol bread &c, Sc, together with a good assort
mcnt OF loaf Bread, '"hes ana n%Usn>i % H.: .-,....
h~f u.s. az p',,''itrr,. ,f t'rl.,, 4. p.,l..
''"'''' ,hrTSTIp TDAE RRFAD
HAs-N r. l,'7It,al'. .l..f,,t -
lts pr0co5s"i masking HFS&"' are tHsSt le Dread Is
lace, It is much winter and more oyen' keeps much
iuuecrwtlhnut beg9W"S s.A . ana 70 iI""s Pot'"mr
not ptJrC Npiap'e Nn'" . 80 - " =, - -
i IA r,s,iily Introduced into lamea Who Lave new
,.r,,x,,l Bah rrs Bread before shail continue 10
rtil Bread Wagon IS hcr"t2iore' IN "hertns tue
above articles on lcrins me-" t,t'',n' ~ Eli Who
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y WITT .
fsNHIS invaluable comps iHl 50 lliiy appreciated
l by tho American peoHte. - satnng WIDE celep-
rIv and has become tnaHtIg established Ms the
best and most rfacltHa ~ Nlifhc 81 the uay. oeft IN
nai,.4 are d.ly pouring tru All paTtsot the states
and la. ,-tu,l rgbicr 'h src - beip Wheh e|
try ntI remedy prov ~ n-rtHrl Diseases whlch
n,r wears proved .! mis'ry, ana agonlzlng
rl,.r ruaulis yIriaed beneath It's Irresistible
nl,uc,, aul c1Inliess families rendered happy ana
cheerful oy ,t7 s<tra,flinarS ehcacy. IL Soa want
ih puT, aud ,,uuinc SfslpariIla, (thap which is as
i nsrent, and !peror 10 batis or any other com
n nd as one thing is capable ri being to another,
ilru tk ke Hurley's, for out OF thousands oi cases
scattered through Alabama, Mississippi, Wisconsin,
Indiana Missouri and kentucky, II has never IN
single ihs lance been knowht 10 fall ana VIII cnre De-
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PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD,
s5s1s.sses .ssg6s:5ss ssssiSsI.ss11 EssSssss&
!Ssl1ssyS Ss;FJJsfr = EG2


~ ~s sg - -
The great Central Route. connecting the At laniie
rtlIsz with the Western, Northwestern, ana South
western States, 10y continuous Ral"a! a!t"e;. ihls
road also connects at Pittsburgh with daily ilho OF
Iamrrs To all Derls On the North western Lakes; ma
NM, Inc mast direct cheapest and reliable route by
atch Freight can be FORWARDED to and from the
treat West. M.
Rates between Philadelphia and Pittsburg,
sirst class. .--Bool- Shoes, Dry ,5r e 100 n
Goods la boxesl Furs, Feathcfs, ,&c.i
second Giass.--EoOff ..t.Hh-l
cry. Dry Goods (Iu bale .t. n NHd Uur IgDA
Medicines, hardware, Lr~'45f, wool
Third CIass.--A,,nyyiis,B ,Bagging}
Bacon, Pork iiu buik Cast Steci,f 5dC 100
sole Leathe lin Jandlcs) Oehrc, tsc.p
Euurtss Class Coffee, Fish ,bay
con & Pork (pack cd Larda Lard Oiii soc 100 D.
Lrmu, Iron, lead, nails, soda ash, &c.)
FIUuR--s per barrel until further notice.
GRAMS cts. per lu0 b $ until faIther notice.
CUITON--ns per bale, not exceeding ju0 lbs
vel ht uHutIutbc notice.
rim chipping Goods iTOnany point cast Of Phil
aael hia, particular 10 mark packages ''uia Fem
saLUaEig haiir0ad-" All goods csnsigned to the Ii.
oGIts f,r this Roud at PLiadei pha Pttsburg, will
be 10 rwurled wlthUHtieIvnuon.
FgrtauF AGRSrs.--ilarrls, Wonnly 4: Co., Mem
tti- Tenn. L. S.tsS ~ Co., 81. Louis, J. =. Mitch
I'll ~ Suu, Evansville, lnd; Dumesuii, Bell IL Bur
,Inrk ana Carter & JGwett, Louisville Jay: &C Mel
,lruu, Madison, iul; aPrgman X Brown, and Irwin
\ Co, Cincinnati; Y. ". Graham " Co., ZanesVillt
d. Lgech a. Co., - kilbS st. Boston; Lcech q 90
. Astor House, n. York; William It. and Batter
Place, New York; 4. J, Sn0eder, Phadcl pha; Ala
ytuw ~ kUuIs, Baltimore; Goa. {. Fr0nclscus, PtHs
nss IL. HOUSTON, Qoasrql Fright 4gsat, PhiLa
II. .J.LUMBAERi, SUP I. ah'0Ha, Pa.
pennsylvania EsaiirGad.
Three Daily Through ILuHs h"iwetn f4iiadeipnta
leaves Fmladelpbia for i.l,saarEat Z! 4. ~, and
Piit,,ufgh Ter Philadelphia al. 4, NJ. The fast line
ilycs PhiladelpAiaat r. NJ and rrttshurglor Phil
- ~ Lraiu
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A. S. MAXWELL, NJ. D.,
0GUsIST ~ aOpEHaIBH
TEN0T0MY & PLASTIC SURGERY,
S. W. Corner Tenth and Harrison Streets
DAVENPORT. low Z.

rrnf II. 4. aCELE, NJ. d Cleveland, Ohie.
H. FIEFsrus, A.. u. Gle yeland, o., Med. Sup. so
A.y. for Insane,
Prof 5. q. ARNOR. NJ. H., Cincinnati, O.
e. b. Woop, NJ. D., New YORK, ucu!i.t and Auto
plastic Surg.
Operations for the removal of Caiaratls, Ii"sls,
srrabsmus or Squintng,, iiare.ldp, Club-fog fvn-
tracted Limbs, Ne, &c.
Dec 4-dtf.
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StOGC&. stores.
HuIrIpTLan EW aInun 9

'sfCGGS, stores.
MULTIPLIED BY STOVES
AND .EkaE AASA. a3EG - SgOs Is!
4 THOUGH cauH1s ksuP ea AHnd some 2B8O
or 5000 Stoves, as some st our s.hbprs, the
sons are, we sell cheap and good article Of
Stoves that it becomes diteuIt 10 supply II de-
Inasd, but supply Of freight cars have arriyeH
and been placed our road, and ~ have completed
our arrangements 20 be able now to supply the
demands ufail. be the same MORE OR LESS,
SO after looking around among all the CONE
HORSE" stove shops in this city, 10 40 purpose
come 10
Twitehell GilIett's,
he only Stove Emporium IN the west and buy
Stauc as is a Stare. Ia 0Hr prices, for cAeHpness
We defy all cdmpetltiun-eyeTy article nErraRtEd,
md # not satisfactory, refund the money Among
puI ssortment may be GOaud the celebrated
Forest Oak, for wood or Coal; the Climax,
BLACK Diamond. for coal; The King OF
Stoves and Governor, elevatede EaIls,
Al kinds of Par0r. 8Heo au6 ieatr @Oyes.-
Tin and Copper Ware on aaud at ali tlIfes. Roof
ing. JObbing, Nc. done To order.
Brady Street, nearly opposite the P. o.
Feb i-Jl UANEN POET. low A.
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,EW BOOT AND SHOE STORE!

Aplio uGW - -
FALL AND WINTER CLOTHING
ATJ0HN J0RDAN'S
IOWA LoIHING STORE.
A AIARGEandyaried assortment ofMen's ana
Il BOYS, Ready made Clothing, embrac
ing allthe ferentand approvedstyles, and made b.
good work men out ofthe best material.
Fine medium and common, Union, Beaver, telt,
Pilot, Petersham and Flushing, Bangups, Sack sand
Paletut Oyercoats Cloth, Dress and Frock Coats OF
various colors and qualities. Cloth, Cashmere HalI-
net Velvet and Tweed Pantaloons. SILK, SATIN, Va
lantia Swansdown, Velvet Plush, Cloth, Cashmere
satin et Dou BILE and Single breasted Vests. NonA"E
Jacket Drawers Undershirts, Hosiery, Suspenders
Glove. Crayats, Shirt Collars; stock
Ties Searls Winchester and ScottsapprcYed Patent
Shoulderseam Shirts ,Umbrelasand ailartIclesusua
" KENT in genteman's furnishing stores, including
Eobes de Chambre and Revere Vestsand pSeTco.!s.
Also a splendid assortment OF uncut Cloths tasst-
rres nj tsiiilss-all of which will be made up
Inc be- manner, with promptnessr at accom-
rodating prices, and by competent workusn. Ihis
establishment ism the monthly receipt oIth& Iatesl
Eashious so atordersintrustedto them may be re
iedu as being In the ateststye by those who dc
sireIt All manncr of plain work and work oil gen
Il lei medium promptly attendedto as heretofore
HATS of new style etogether with al oflhe com
m on kinds constantly on hand.
Gratefulfor stpatronage,thesu uOscrlDereonhae
ly homes To me ri lac ontinuance ofthesame
> JOHN JORDAN.
rand CIothier .on Frontstroct. eppo-
sitet the Steam Mills.
davenport / July I'd, ls55-w&d-tf.
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dyspepsia or Indigestion,
scrofula, Kings Evil,
Affections of the Zones, Syphilis,
Debility, napituai CossiVenos''
Erysipelas, Pulmonary Diseases,
Liver Complaint, Files,
Female Irregularities, Fistuia,
Skin Diseases, Dlseasd hioneys,
and a greatand Powerful Tonic, purifying the
Blood, and invigorating the en- tire System.
The medicine, though prepared at great expense
nric. i. 40 mo dc rate that II society may oG-
Int THOMAS A.. hurley, o.
Louisville, Ky.
a. II JSwIy &. C.T.WEBB, lie Claire Row.