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Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1856-03-29
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Ypliterer unO Sape,irer.
Dem H. sssRasn gneiitinn naa6t Der lnhrpi6ne,s bic an,,tst ,os
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franflinar. ,m Ia SSsTatt,
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1856-03-29

Clinton StGtr's Shule auf Union Sin.
rnttr;eutnetsr ntadtt hermit Gltern unS Ssornuinberr h, -,
Genfts anssise, baB nit Dienitas, ben l. 9pril l.. g.. Elm ncuer asSr.
GURUS besinnt, uS bag non pitfcnt Gage an bic unterrittsirnnSru
prdcis s lltr ihrsn @nfan9 nehnen. '""''"
@ti Ss3usnabme auf meint frlbtr.n @nseisen il, bieItm s.rsbrr
Slatte wtsoerbple td, pas ale nterridbtsssssnlf6n in beunh,r ,,nS
nlna ssebsn wire.
gnsrn, tOslhs wiinihen, Sas ibre itutshtttis,n sinser n,sin.
Spas Ss,lahen an9tsn, psrpsn srlutet, ibrs Mnntlbuascn frlb,ehia
MADDEN, unt ndbsre @ittbsilunscn sntsesen gu nebmsn. ."
Mntpn 9eder
Gebrsr uno Sr9anit an Der st. Hpbus 6ir6,
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1856-03-29
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in 5ranflinItrabe, 3ptiGen ber 3tem II. 4tet, SibIeite
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itrunsntsn, MeNtr, Sdesren u. /. 10. gut un6 in firt3tssr a ri ~ ~
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Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1856-03-29

Sran5Sfi6er Spradunterribt.
9it benz 2. Sanuor 1856 erSfn. i'd sinsn eurf,s ,r ~.
ertbeilt nrS. "N Wv. j. 0utpt
ai Ssn SS Sit(s f4s Giiss ,,t # bier cine CUTE .@sl.seassit. ssboten, ib,u
Inlsrttanern baufs ssiprp6sne unb bsIsbt. Sprsb. ni HH'ts Den
gdns StI,%sS. 'T F5nn.s s 81 Isi Hs;if a s.ss: sinSsr, i psias MD nasiss
len bic Gltrn id nod ppr Nieuiabr an MIDI rus n u Naesrs ip'l>
W"pHpHp, 90, %. Ses. 1900 8. Reinbarbt Q,h,sx
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1856-03-29

9n bic limmtere6tisteu SIrser Stidmpnbs.
Sa mid Shle ole unb warme SreunSe BAN oufasfcrSsr, s,t,,
;ess i'd mid hterburh ae Ganbibot fur tas Sgmt Ses $50 S'''
@itY Sergeant
an. SD CLAUDE bb Iat, bic MD telnen, baYpu Ib.r,s,,o, arh s,s
i'd, psnn erpGllt, tensn mir ~pbIie9snssn VHidbteu bcfsas s ahY,n
ganS ~erSebenff GIemtnt gNEits
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1856-03-29
sas- Din bic @ablsr Der 5tapt @idmnnS

Mitbirser! Sa ids in ;peisn Der tieisen 8eitunssn tOtne ,nein
4Stfen) auf9strreert muroe, mid as Ganbitat fur bic Sffc,s cines
%aufseorssrt purts. 10 srIaube it mir, nit ben GsfabItsn sss tefitsn
Danfes fur BAG III mid ssitBte sertrauen, Mid tisrSurt ais Gan"
bic ebre trSesen, MID fir bieien @ottn ,l s%ripdbtan, 70 ,p,rSs id
Die mir %pbls9enSen 9ntbten ira up seipilcnbaft erfiIen. "
Ginni irntbenii "a On
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1856-03-29

aa- @n bic SSabler Der Stabt Ei6npnS.
9ti Der iattfnbsntsn 98abl srIau6e i'd mild ala su oorn;s,
fur bic Stsas snss City Sergeant gu .%mpfebItn. NV
.. g0tIIiam & SR,nh
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1856-03-29

nas- Yin bic 9Sabler Der Stapt 9tidmunp.
lntrSeitnetr III Elm Ganbioat fur bic SfFes eiues G;,s
afislfprs bel Der bt0OritspenSen fidbtil&sn gBabG.
g So T,.;a
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1856-03-29

Der Speial Oen,pfr. Gurner-S erein fiiblt fb Yer.
pfibtet, Srn. 6. 26wenNein 6htntlid Iciuen Oanf aus,pinrr.
den tr Die alS9essthntte. Stpirtbune, bic er ben 1briInsbrrsrn
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1856-03-29
8efammtnrabmuaeu

Gin 8arntarteiter wirb scludt,
etf @dtrh lam Ie nit 8elearbsit i~nyt9ebsn Srntbt. Wdbets III
erfra8en IN Der Drudsrti biees 8latteS. ~ ."
Die Wt'tslteoer Der bteiissn @eian9ptrsine, ber Saaer.
@pmpagnic nno brs Gurnerptretts
ptresn hermit si elmer ecntsinihaftliGen S}rrIanmIuuo ouf n,pr<
gen gbtnb sraeie s llr int Saal. bs pm. S6aS sinasaSsn.
Swet ptrislOtn 1T Selpretuns tines ;u Y,rontaItcno,n' SFedes'
Die rtp. @orldnbe.
CLUB EINTRACHT.
Vine mtbttes ,SerlammIuns tnbtt beutt a6enS i'm Gtut. Qpfole
H9I. ~ pt euNapl Der Scritanb.
Die Ntt9tsbsr bes Sauaenisr~g ertins perbtu sisrmit tinoe(o-
ben, Nrnta9, ben 81. b. @ite, N6 int bewuBhn Qpfoic ibsr 81,
&pnfttuirlns, 70 mic Der ~nttbiscn @runbIaae az btrattsn.
Der prpSiipriibe @prfanb
Gb1rltS 3D.
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VarDs.
ua. w. nRAoway

E'GLACIlL Physician, late ut Ntsstatisrtts Jtlers
fJlAs professional 7aft.cas u a llzg 81 ie tiaite
tni vicinity
oiiiee ID Caro- h.-e p,Hs aaGfl sri .itta sry
is tHtifv MAY Zi-r, WI pan
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4 lEg.siAN GEEE SAVED

boa ANtAN5 h4lli.t Adi Aii III low
l. A Rnouas- lpi., uru Sit~As / took your naei
linr 10 au ouusi uuluGE, "no cHTe ts0 psA, aht
tur- 81 alt.u rs ELECTS repo.led TO ne by tincT
iuho4s Who IL this place, aad lArir testimony Is
rir tlulcH ~ all have received.
~ s Ia.KtlN todd lGe+'t itd skou nine bottles oI
Ihrl.'s Al,,- E,-uu. aai continually fnu't2Nn while
using uuai ny iuae aa' i,'sr N't1 Ntis ~ ~ @ 'a'
degree that blood Discharged nom !ay moHlu ana 20"
G 50 that all thUught ~ iapgsstb!s Ter Hh ~ E'es
rhT0ugh another eAit. The doctors TOO ~ Ji ,hSS
ouId Iuf lt but thought mast aif. A1htS lil ms
NJ .r,I ntiTiI cot KHOBEs fEyEa AND AGGE tuEE
Nil nra grI,e ,,d pc Of the distress aud lausea al
~ n and pain ly hgth aud buWelss aud pruauc-
,d a ueriuaneut care in a short time"
M Il CoNALIN says II had been taking medicine oi
s geod a doctor we have IA our county, aid taken
auF quantity uT 4uiuuc and specifics without aay good
nom 95a August 10 i.GG BeeunlOer. But seeiag how
uiceI, 1t operated ga my hCothcr, got bottle OF
Rhodes Fever aud Ale Uare, which ehe.tssl pernta
urut yIlrr by usinF pHu-tiIrls Vl 4 bottle
s. A. CovaLr was not here, but the other brother
fay his the same Ii. Ms, sold Sle uedelns
10 bot tle same day. and the speedy hunI
'' .,g YUUrs s''iiii VII Tsst1 A. HUNTINGTON.
Tie slovs speaks ior iislf, Good proof i IS q is
ufE0 letter tenor thau the vast u1nher Of Ike certh
Gates lANyealruuY published, ad the stili greater ann
| ter that Is continually pVuliHa IN ~ me- ga. sg.
ugs .hig pore, List yeaI had oee.sian g eS"tie"
aotieeoag Rrnt aoho haze taken eHs e my gsnsga!
eieaIars substituted che aaas VI tAeir stra@ teT
/ wgmsdietss, aai EAeA ioith braEtn ,@PAdsRes eRa
rks oftk the s6eLaaati9H Lst tAs PrePri.
tor s aay other msdieias say as aasA y As aarss'
! Ne. So.
red to the same tDr. Christos Ague Basan' mention
toned in the above certificate,
H There are several other industrious people who
applying teir puisonoasrsh all thai publish abon
nay Fever aud Ague Cure, Aatldue to Malria sGeep
f6s certeatsS ii Cares, aud the Certificate OF the Gel
sblted chemist pr james T. ChIltou, Ia Iasor Off per
etly harmless ~ aoter which attached 70 every bot
tie, These el always serve 20 distinguish my hiedl"
Gon iHstat'sas JAS, A. khoDEs, P'spIiFiPf' 1,
Wholesale Assuts-H H. Blaksay, 81 Louis Bar a
Bros Chicago { 1, Webb, paysnport aud t9I ssls
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-09-08


The QUAKERs. This ancient and
respectable body of Christians has at
last come in for its share of the diyis.
ions which have distracted other reli-
gious communities. The Methodists,
the Baptists, the Presbyterians, are al
ready greatly agitated by internal diff.
ticulties of various kinds, and now the
triends-the most peaceful Of all do
nominations--haye occasion to regret
the introduction of questions not co,-
templated in their original orgAAiza-
tions, and are split up in various par
ties, whose opinions are far from be-
ing harmonious. The principles of
Fox, Barclay and Penn long ininenc-
ed the conduct Of their professed fol-
lowers. At the late periods of 1920
and 1926 celebrated preacher, Elias
Hicks, innovated upon the received
and established doctrines, and became
the head Of a new party in the ''meet-
ing" His creed is generally consid-
cred to have an Arian aspect, and be-
came at once the subject Of much con.
troversy. We have now a new of.
shoot in the progressive Quakerism Of
Pennsylvania, and their adoption of
their amnsements which have hitherto
been considered heterodox. Music
and dancing are tolerated by them as
perfectly proper in themselves, ant
only Objectionable when they are car
ried TO excess. In this state of affairs
deep anxiety is felt by the ''pure and
simple" minded adherents Of the foun-
ders of the sect, and they consider the
signs of the times discouraging to
these who would adhere 10 the primi-
tive faith. They scarcely know what
10 do, exceptto seekin individual con-
scientiousness and fidelity remedy
for this distressing backsliding. Not.
withstanding ''the low state OF the So
cieiy," which their weekly periodical
the Friend, confesses now exists, it
looks forward TO reaction which will
be thorough and salutary. A with
dlawal of those who are opposedto old
school Quakerism is also recommen.
ded as an Indispensable necessity, il
Quakerism is to be maintained in its
unity and infiuenee.-N. 7. Herald
3OM nit
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-09-08

ANEoEoTEoF OF NAPOLEON. Napoleon
was accustomed to weara coat Of mail
under his clothes, and which he rare
ly went without. On his. departure
once for Belgium, he thought it best
TO guard against those dangers with
which he was threatened having all
Europe leagued against him--by every
means in his power. lie accordingly
sent for clever workman, and asked
If he thought himself competent to
make coat Of mail OF snch texture
that no weapons whatever conld pene-
trate. On the artificer answering ia
the affirmative, Bonaparte agreed to
give, him Il, 900 francs, the sum asked.
On the day fixed, the man brought his
work to the palace. Napoleon quick
" examined it, and ordered the work
man to put it on himself. The man
obeyed. Napoleon took two pistols,
saying, I'VE shall now see if this coat
ofmail is Of the texture you promised
me- He fired at his breast, the CUR
ass resisted. Turn around" The
man obeyed. The second ball struck
his back, and with the same result
The poor artificer, half dead with
fright, thought these trials would he
sufficient, but he was mistaken on his
calculation. Bonaparte next armad
himself with long fowling piece, and
made the same experiment on the
shoulders, back, and breast OF the
trembling patient. Happily the cuir-
ass resisted, and saved the inventor
from so cruel trial. "How much arm
| to pay your said Napoleon, 'safter
this noble exploit!" ''Eighteenthous-
and francs, stammered out the fright
ened artifieer. s'No such athing, SIR"
said Napoleon, II shall give you
tllirty-six thousand" and gave an Or
der on his treasurer for that amount.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-09-08

THE DAILY GAZETTE.

PAPER AND RAGs.-Italy is the
greatest ragmaker or rag collector, and
the United States are the greatest pa
per makers in the world. As gen
eral fact we make our own paper but
import large proportion ofthe mate
rial. Ofthe whole equantity imported,
taking series Of years together, Italy
furnishes about two thirds, but wheth-
er this is due to the abundance Of fax
and hemp in the Italian States and
the liberal habits of the people with
regard to clothing, or to the trade OF
Greece and Turkey, which would
make them serve only as collectors, is
not explained in the ordinary sources
Of statistical information. It is GER
tain that bnt little paper is manufac.
tured in either of those countries.
The annual consumption Of paper
in the United States is constantly in-
creasing, and now stands at about 27O,
100000 pounds, or something over
ten pounds per individual. England
produces now about 177,0O0, 600
pounds, Of which about 5000 900
are exported, and 1s1 ,OOO, 900 consum-
ed. France produces about 156, ,OO0,-
600 pounds Of paper, and exports some
1900, 900. Neither France or Eng
land imports more than a quarter OF
half million pounds. The ANIMAL
consumption in both Great Britain and
France reaches therefore only about
BOG, 100000 pounds, or II pounds per
head, less than half as much in pro-
portion to the population, only about
q, 900, 900 more in the aggregate than
IN the United States. 1t requires
about Il pounds Of rags to make a
pound Of paper. The 27o, 900 900 OF
paper in the United States therefore
requires about 337, ,000, 900 pounds of
rags annually. The rags imported
from all countries is now 10000, 900
pounds, which leaves about 300, ,0O0,.
600 as the quantity cleaned within
orr own limits.-N. Y. Tribune.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-09-08

LOUIS NApoLEoS's POCKET MONEY
A curious pecuniary detail has come
to knowledge within these few days.
Every morning bag containing TO-,
0o0f., was dispatched by rail from
Epinal to Plombiers, and ''suticient
for the day would scarcely seem 20
have been the resources thereof; for d
person attached to the Enperos's -.
vice, who has returned from Plouf
bieres, has stated that, at the hour 81
retiring to rest, his Imperial Majesty
never remained in possession Of q sin
gle sou.
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\ LARGE CHuRcH. The largest
church in Europe is at st. Petersburg.
1t was begun in It'll, and in twenty
years, two thousand men had not In
ished its walls. 1t is Of polished mar
bic, both inside and out; the pillars
are Of one piece, fifty feet in height
the base and capitals Of solid silYor.
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Rock island " Aeokuk Daily
pusses, Ps.Thrg asas.
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NEW GDNFEGTibN AIRY
-.s, ,g..sa, =. ~ - s-gF

7
| Al AVE iusi n!tsa up rooms Brad abofe Fourth
street, davenport iowa HEH are prnpAfei IL
manu- order a. Hihd ol taLdies tat c. eHd
| Sytupv aBj viii also keep ou hznd isH as=oEts
meat Ot Nuts, OrAhses5 IsmuIs aad other asticles
| usually Yund la Confectionery stores.
Country Dete huI otsera ala iuvied - sati and
examine sluck Will sell al S4usil prJHtss.
Paffiss, weddings and seifres Will be supplied with
| 8Fofy yafaly Oi cAkr and caHteetoueg osiIad,
! htvy Il l4tT
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Fire and Burglar Proof safes


HAVING obtained the Agency 70 the sale OF Lii
III lies Patent Fire and Burglar Pe0Of Sales, Bank
Locks, Bank VaGlL D6ors and Frames we prepar-
od 10 furnish al manufacturers prices aGy these
articles on short notice.
These Safes all fastened with lille 5 Locks Civ
ing undoubtcd security against thieves, perfectly
free from dampHsss aud better ace proofs ihan any
other safe made. The burning of tlein in any bull
ding cannot materially iHjare Ihen, and they may be
exchanged for new one nj ANY agency By paying 10 Z
repanting The vault doors and frames reliable,
economical generally used where they
are best known.
The Bank Locks have always foted the bu rglar and
all Bank Lock seeking competitors
The various tests applied 10 these articles by jurors
mechanical and agricultural fairs where they have
always obtaiued the first premiums establishes the
certainty Of their orty Purchasers are invited
to call and examine the articles, references, eeri-
Gates, &C., before purchasing.
The undersigned are the only agents in Rock Is
land tlll.l and Davenport IOwa) for the Worlds
safe Company, ofTfoy, n. Y. orders addressed 10
either place will receive prompt attention.
CHILD & BAKER,
Illinois NJ Rock island.
-. . = i-s 8las-.. -
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ssI.hfgS Al.
To-. -. MOO Tg ~ ,
Remember! Remember!

DAIIEIaI y
NJ. Esrossh SrocerAeS
A. low ~ any house the city, and delivering them at
yuuI door Wehave aud always keep haAi the best
brands of ftOur in the market IN quanttr5to suit.
prime article Uf Dried Becf, cauNassed;
A choice selection OF Green and Black fea5;
Rio aud Java Coffee, roasted and sroand
Sugars, o Granuiaied Crushed ant Powdered
Pepper, d frosh lot Of Spces Pepper, sc, Sc.
TapioSa Farna Sage, uround Rec lsHglass, pfuues,
Currsnts MarsoIum Thyme, satory, Sag, Sc5
Pearl Barley, Split Peas, Almonds, Raisinsr Ac.
We have large stock and 1t embraces everything 10
our line. Call and examine. We guarantee satlsiAe
t,on NJ, DALLELE 4 CO..
aug SIc2rner Cd & Perry SITS.
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AIEL.tlrAE nMa. ..aksA.laA

...a.. No. / u4r-N ports Bl4.a. ilE.1 lJJtE. u
.r .zss-g= HEi el.e3larsHl w-rs 60 zFzE5 tssaF'f'
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Just received. The finest lot OF linen pril aBd
Msr.ee bd i0aai IA Iilt Gity. t.arue ais made
az shou notice EnRAHB ALDEN.
MY 2Odf Second ST, opposite h. Claire Row.
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TOVES At WOLESAI.E
The Largest Stove store
in the "oAt...


t4Y shall receive thc opening Of nav CATION the
w largest stock Of STOVES and TIMERS
STOCK ever brought 20 the State Of Iowa. Among
the numerous articles which shall keep constant
iy hand for timers TIM Plate, SAset Iron
Boiler from No. IL 70 70, Charcoal do, Russia d..
iaitattOa Russia do, fire, tiRHsd Coppsr's, Bra
tsr's No., Block tiR, Lsad, Copper BOTTOMS, hsttai
TO-, Iron Rieets all sizes. ttRaed do. all Kinds of
pressed mare, J0paaasd do.. 7faHers Tools and We
assure all persons iay y9ring with order shat We
will sell them goods 10 line lon they be
bought In Chicago St. Louis, aud mach lower than
they have been paying for them heretofore 10 this
place, and on terms 20 sat.
Please give US a call and sarn our prices, aud
then we think you viii spend neith time nor
ey hereafter 10 buying al the two places above
named.
n. b. Ia a few says We shall receive assort-
mentof the above named goods BY Railroa5, suhi-
cient 10 supply tbs iL. med late demand.
Country Merchants felg upon being supplied
al all times with jlnvaEe and on favorable terms ii
Vh0lesaIe prices
Old Rags, Copper, &c, &e., &c, taken IN es-
change for goods.
No. 4 Burrows Block, Front Street
HehI2-dawu NIChEksHAM & HICKS.
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EsoOYs y. SHOES

WHDLE-hHE 8 RETAIL,
At The Empire Store.
gsF7z WE have nUA nt siprt q urge and well -.
9-ts w ectcd stock Of BOOTS aud SHOES, ~
~ Hhleb VIC in Invite the attention Of all Ia Uan
oiuTiietts IN oar liue. Country traders wish
Ing - repenisA their rl1cEs win ind ii to their All
vantage TO Ktye a3 sa!l l'riuro purchasing else
whore.
hDAh toHtmuH 10 Hoid out inducements IN the
WAS .! prime stock lul StYiisb work not equaled
tdIss.l 'al N5E .ars. / 1t styles OF ladies' work
manufactured usual. brady street, IisHeuperI,
aptRtu MOORE x bkoNH.
/ ABtEs' 4ysi gai'sfy uade 10 order
i A. K Il.
I xENfS' yatsat icatfsr 5gpfs inade % osdef.
q 81. ~ Il.
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.)1llOlr.o.III
MOLINE PAPER MILLS.

'rGEsuDscribers are constantly making yarietyof
Printing and Wrapping Pape ssat their Mlilin Mo-
line, aud i'll pay Cash Or ANY reasonable quantity OF
good clean cotton or inenrags. ilingagent,
A. q. Churchill will call onlhe Merchants through
cenlralIow and paytheIn Ia cash or paper for their
rags. ~ W. w NHEELoIh.
Moline Ju ne 30th 1854.
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FALL. AND WINTER CLOTHING
sTJDHE tu1UAEfE

0l soHN SOnbhH
IOWA LOIHISG STORE.
4 Ia hu l. aud yafied assortment OF IA EMS an Il
Il Boys, ItsaIy I.I.lsc a Clothing, embrae.
ing al The IL dc cfeHtAid Isos sdsty aud H@de -
xoua " Ur b out ult..s ty-t n"tsrlAl.
Fine Ia sdluin and cahni1H, Union, Beaver, Felt,
Pilot, petsrshau, ahd Flushing, B4ngupa, Sack and
psetut IlveTcoats, tlVtn Dress and FfoeR Coats ol
yafioll sol AnG qualities Cloth, Cashmere, Sali-
not, y goiyet and Tweed fanlaiOOGs. SILK, Satin, Va
enla - ~ alIadCwn, Velvet, Plush, tlota, Cashmere,
Satinol, Double aiG single breasted Vests Monke!
Jackets bra ssrs UndersAiIs, Hosiery, Suspanders,
Gloves CrayaLs, Idkerchies Shirt olaTs stocks
Ties Scails, Winchester and Scotrs approved Patent
should seam ShiftE Umbreilasand allsrLieesusual
y kspl in gentleman's furnishing stores, including
itobus lie Chambrea and Revere Nettsand OyeIcOaLs.
Also Il splendid assortment OF uncut Cloths, CASH
.s.r.. s..a Nssags-al OF which will be made up 10
urde the best manner, with promptness, AT accom-
iuodaLiug prices, and BY competent " workmen. THIS
ostaDlisA ent isiD the monthly receipt oflhe latest
Fashions 90 thaIo ride 10 them may be
pom being in tho lalcstslyle by taos. who de-
.reit. All manner pals v ORR and work oI geu
lsel me iium prompt yatteudedtO as heretofore
HATS ola Aus slyletogether with al otLhS com e.
mon kinds constantly ON hand.
tphtronaSe % bscri ToJhadelts
Nv hopes TO me Fitac ntinganc c. of ithesame.
JOHN JORDAN,
Me sr1hantr Clolhief ,oaFrontstreet, upP"-
site the Steam Mills,
Davenport, July "a 1855 ~&d-ti
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uA BRADY, BET. 9TH - 5CH SIS.
N7 iHE svbscfibor has taken store as
aboSe, where he u upshing fresh stock
Z GOOD BOOTS AND SHOES
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House Work of the Latest styies.

CAPS, Silis, Braekois Columns, ee., etc., always
hand, and make 40 order.
Connected with the above il Forging shop, I'M
dcrthe direction OF men of superior skill.
Bfsss and Composition oi Castings made To order,
BapbI Metal Away oH hand.
Ny stock of Patterns far Machinery, fullding and
Ornamental purposes, IS passed by auy similar
Establishment in the West.
Repairing done at the shortest notice Charge.
reasonable. Cash al all times paid for Old Iron and
Cope
Corner OF Front and Scott Sta., Davenport, lows.
Mch2i d-wf NJ. DUSAHuE.
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STAND FROM UNDER +!
nOOlH 1ND SLIDES

HOOIS IND SHOES!
/ AM zm now prepared fot Tie Hand winter tradr
With 40 UgJta 81 ,uUd pairs 81 Boots and Shoes
DJnpftsiag Of th,s most estciisise stocks ever
unEhI 10 ths market, natt up solely for ihiz Trade
6anUg tie lasL three months, under the personal 81
pegri4igR OF As experienced workman. All lLass
psEsuHs IA maul ot good Boots. good Shoes, good
GaitcIs, slippers and lAsl+ though not least,
ssss.iss ~ - stsbna} Aisa.sSNS
=" iii j" well Il cali ni, the subscriber.
t'fne ladies sipprrs only twenty i've cents per
pair hsul- 1HH Boots, 3,J5 aud all other yuoda la
proportion. DoHtt 8lt cash al ourrt
pne duur cast vi burrows & Ftutty mans store,
Front street, Davenport, Iowa. JAS. JORDAN.
Sept. -, iSiJd q
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tOuNIRY Merchants invited TO call aud ex
anime our assortment, which Is just suited 20 thi'
Market our prices viii At all times be As low ~
lhUsc OF Chicago or -. Ionts.
Det3 DAWSON. GRiGGS * co.