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Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-02-15
To the Tobacco Planters Of

EfprFFsS, To the Tobacco Planters Of
At---sS Tennessee. The UNDERSIGNED wishes Fur--
chase The hnest Loose tobacco rsd 10 the state for manu-
fac ming purp he will pay rom Fifty 70 One
oar per hre more than the market price for Tobacc5
SUITE Bile Tor manufacturing
al at 70 As and IS College sire at the Tobacco Fac
feb ie515-i@ n''' TSSH NGroN MEREDITH.
vaT@zs GOLD WATCH FOUND
G-Ss--sss have IN nv Possession Sold watch, taken
r u nero WI n believe stolen. ami which n,
rsh tni owner can get BY ees r ping a pyas r mi, al,
,ef.iremo 40, r.. lfsni5l w. JtCKsAN.
Ear-Es NOTICE firm of Hess
AAI--s59 WEREk VS. dissolved the 1et Of Fearuary
h,s. io1c, q. ae Aademy o. s4sc, NJ "a Vine STREET
CHARLtS HISS,
ftf+1t HENRY WEBER,
PEeTzCro on TysuRsNCs CO OF NAsHvi11z
Na>ayil De-, Frbrra TN lsJ6.
~ st an election held on he 4th
A-~5as9 INST. the o-ori5g Eenilrln-n we're Gee ed
Ir ct1rs u ts oHpsuy 3" 7etve he ensuing year,
D. sIo--i.. MS Fsneh II. = 5Iorri-, D d f,,sry Z
Hfrrs. W. Nsyev. 2. Birr-. a J.. Buacss, J..fc,
johnson, g. n. S.cfoi ami .. Mcwhrt.r
So D nlt.i rg 81 TIE p1ecror. ai a1s DAYS samuel
se.y v- re-.el prgss gt, a-d Is lAc LtfJN, s e..
rA.1rc1.oy IysusAScs Co or NAsavIlLz
Nashville Feorua-y 4 h, 1856.
ygsse--7s The Board Of Directors of this
A45--7s-o Company have this,lsy dee!t e dividend
Of rer cent on the Caji SOCK, oe q TIE Of f. he
LAST six ron.ts, lfshs-1rl ISAAC LIrfo', ses'y
yFT-aF, ELECTION NOTICE. - An
sa-~<--a Eectoa stIj b. held At the Blnlieg H,us-
r "a. Planters Back ia Nashville MJasy, 0i Msr
aevt, 20 elect eleven Direct T. To serve tr esg'ng a.
Nr.tviIs Fes. 9, 1856. reta In
~ -, Election Eotice.-Tne Stock
G4sg-o boilers of h Nasrv.Hy ,ss Light Conn any
vii pleas, lse notice That tr auuli E c. on ~ seven T.
rsc.1. manage . is 1f I'd ptlv wiz axe ri:c-
their c. h- (i.st IN d') 6h dtg ~ 1sr b. iSo'
ilu3I-rI JAMES u. L .NDtl IA S-rrtfrF.
FT-17s--szzS, Mechanics Loan Association.
~ S~--A THE Bo7ss of this Association opeu ~
tn Once ~ p, h.rt I1k Io-c wishing 20 take -os a. lie
d. sea- % cali twill soon DC ogt 4 cir po"er
au-3
- -, Prof. Woods Hair Restorative
4-s5--s-A flr sale by " Hsndershotl, corner C.
elrard The square isu22
yv7rT, FOE REHT-Two Comfort
A1aA able Offices Sleeping Rooms, over the store
late cupei by w. H. Crutcher College street. Apply
ct n, - oad3,y. janl6-t
F-S, To Printers.---We have for
bl~25sso sale a arze quar THY 4 Type some Of it
ne trI, ne -includ variety o. +oN TYPE ana p,cn
.ha be sIfsbef u1try ew paper oil'e Ai.o
good ~TANUING PRESS, vita ard ami pressing he e.,
complete All Of whca viii be disposed OF On very reason
able terms. 49,,
e have aso several Iurded pounds Of oil 'Ps, which
We u 81 sell o. Hfachu at bargain d application is made
son. LjanT III SMITH, ,. R"AN %.
UFIGE NASHVILLE GAS IIGHT CO,
JANUARY 5rE 1856.
y=-l-~-r, A dividend OF Five per cent
3r--lssa fl- tfe pfsr TX uot.hs WIS declared and
mad ravahl. 10 J- s. yaast.v- a'-.r he .NiH iH>t-
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ORANGES.
NEGROES FOR SALE.

y : BOxgs SWEET ORANGES in good order F,- sale
~ by ('ebl5l &c. a C. ROBERTSON.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-02-15

pa7- Mr. Barclay, (dem., refused TO vote
for Mr. Akin for Speaker, and Mr.. HEX
man, dem, voted for Mr. Wells. Why
Is the UrioH ahd AHsriosn silent in regard
10 their votes
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-02-15
JOHN MORROW.
Fourteenth Of February.

Two Jyaa,i.ui ots s. NTENTINl3N are exposed for
sale 90 CHARLES " SMITHS BOORs ORE,
e.9 30. Al College stree.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-02-15

k1---Se Tennessee. The undersigned wishes Tur--
chase the finest Loose tobacco resd 10 The state for manu-
fac ming purp He will pay from Fifty One
Dollar per hanred than the market price Tcbacc5
suifs Bile Tor manufacturing
u 70 As and IS College sire at the Tobacco Fac
tory, fwo doors from Broad street.
ie515-in wksH NGroN MEREDITH
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-02-15

The REToRT COURTEOUS But NOT AMtToEY.-
4 year or so ago there used to be On "orr
h1or, " in one ot the hotels OF this city, a very
lady like, tidy, pretty, Irish chamber maid,
whom il is well enough to call Ro>E 4 grave
seeming. good hooking, grey haired gentleman
of GIy-odd, occupied lO3, aud rs he sat At bis
little table one morning Rose came in to brush
little
Rose" qhoth he, 1--WE fallen in love with
you. Can venture to hope you will think
well of met
"Be sue You may, your Honor" replied
Rose, with a twinkte OF her bright eyes-"lOr
me father aud iue muther liver told 10 riCirince
grey hairs all the days OF me lite!"
Rose switched out Of the room, and the ell
DERBY gentleman went 10 the barber's.-NdH.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-02-15

WHo DID RouaRDsoS EoFE FoR On
the fnal vote for Speaker. Mr.. Richardson
dil not vote, FOR the same reason that Mr.
Fuller did NOT vote Why did not our
neighbor Of the U'aiea and Ame1eaH charge
Mr.. Richardson also with aoagiRgg"
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-02-15
AnnabCl Lee.

BIRD's NEST c, TTAGE
Nashville, FEB. IN, $50.
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IRA A. STOUT,

4 II G ITO y Z Z r,
OFFICE NJ. 40 fRONT 81,
Three doors ION Pubic Square, NASHVILLE, Ten
xKrftT zen ~ Es ~ property for the bsnat Of tfoss
- Al - = = rsris BE property, SCH Puaiic square
49, Nssfsas Mod a1h rlg and of A. tncton tel'-
e a al "a + % tse eeay q nasisoa, Ia ID es' "
ufigate tauses 1nI eH isrns- Tar Ma
DoAxtDGN6s.--t fsuly roess esn Be ssears: % ~
ID rs ~ ~ No e3 verb MAfsst stfss@ Asqs 80
slersu e.n ~ Ia 4 - ~ lag 81 es.k. ~
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Ambrolype, Photographic

AIIUIUlJ pS9 I u tD5I ~FAA~
AND
ACUE Egg A. AR st -
30. IS UNI0S sT8kEF. NASHVILLE.
a NHEOTEHEs Ftafotraphs, ia coi r-d, m Oh ana
y asrfanf- furabe rs an5 tt - ifir OF fat tN.s
psrr rfyues frruascopc Cfayau ar vs. nete and -
~ 81 t.l ~ cfua. fascn ss TAB sh-aent In ths
h rie q a a he Ari, snl VzrF1f I'D - please Of 20
AuBHnTNPES.
Al hsazh Usf~ h-aalfef fe,ules serr put reesns Blu
fu-f E.. ih. sab cr,ers tsi cry ny have terone o
s1iar tal haVc gFral fxna secured me - "
- - - =. is-nt All N=E fgfk s. attcna % rs
braa.eir - % e -uslcfs ese.g De
BRING ALONG THE JUVENILE
ChGfea can o. fhs Ircr- have DER Lssneses az ~
easter tarn hsr es5-ony tsa o. itEes seeol-'
- -, canned f. slt.ias- aud warmed a. give sdiaiao-
tiau o. 81 ctarf- So 81 uat. o. uf ihem along ana
Ave ~ D. iaara tefa.e - ns clsss h-se-
itw ms uh~s hAV
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-02-15

ARE rHk ERcIr TREKs ISJUREps Plttsfsli
pa Gazette says:
We have enquired Of practical and experienced
fruit growers Ia this region 10 their opinion a TO
the feet of the cold weather upon the peaches aud
other tender f,uit, aud they unanimous that
there j. no injury so Tar, aud that uHlrss the buds
are killed by Sprag fro-ts, alter the heat has a.
paudcd them. We shah have good crop. Dry cold
wea,her does rot ujure the buds or trecs here. IL
Is the sldden changes in the Spring, when the sap
begins 20 GOV.
We heard conversation the other day between
several hortleultursts 10 thi- county They agreed
thai Toe apples and apdeots had not been Injured
by the cold weather and ooe Of the grntielnen
thought that lis peaches bad also escaped 7-Lss
.foar
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-02-15

RIG =.
On CASKS Prime Quality. foi 81 b.
~ f-slF-lt JJsEnH NASH
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-02-15
ETACAULEY'5 ENGLAND.

.-cas, NEIsUS 81 60, 81 Union IL,
Have -ec.iv.d he Third and F.rrtr Vai-"es ol
ILGAUlEE's history o. ENGLAND,
FROM tre Accession Of Jm IL
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-02-15
GOLD WATCH FOUND

Gl-s-~-so have IN nv possession Gcd Watch, tlksB
70 nero WI n believe 20 e stolen, AMI which IA
rish i owner get BY des n bng pyiag pr EMS at
% .s-aal-,t 80 ff-nf5I wv JkCK<tN
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-02-15

EN7e-ESSs NOTICE The firm of Hess
AA~----o WEREk WIS dissolved the 1t IT Fsnrua~y
~ uulu consent, The hs WI settled bg Ch RI
a,ss aole ts adeuy o, oi-s.c, No % vine STREET.
CHARLES HISS,
ft1tft HENRY WEBER,
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-02-15

An ag,h.eut.c Narrative Of Jns American Array IN
der Gen. ANusEw JlcNs1S, before Sew r.caus, in the
WINTER Of slsi-. .iy a'-Sanler Walker Of The New
Orlesas Istf. vol. 1llo. CJth.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-11-24
HIRE A CLERK !"

A tall, rough shod, sharp visaged,
good natured looking individual ar
rived in our city a week ago, from the
mountains, and put up at what
might be allied one Of our third rate
houses. The rules were like those at
most other establishments ofthe kind.
boarders being taken by the day, week
on meal, JIM Potter 1--WE take the
name from the registeN had "gone in
by the week, with the understanding
with the landlord that he was to be
credited for what he called lost time"
at the usual rate, There was nothino
very unusual ia this arrangement
though it did not turn out altogether
to the landlord 5 satisfaction. At the
end of the second day it occurred t.
Jim that he had not seen Sacrament
for upwards ia year, and, IA a
thought with him was almost a deed
he, without sayinga word to the land
lord disappeared He spent the re
mainder Of the week at Sacramento,
and reached his boarding house here
INST in time to find the proprietor cal
culaung that Mr.. Jim Potter was
indebted for one weeks board. 1t
took Jim not long to prove that he
lad been out town for four days. and
The billagainsthim was cut down accor
DINGHY,
Sec here old teller" broke jim, as
The bill was being altered, "ef it's all
one to yeou III take a squirt at them
ar books"
There's your account, sir" said
the landlord, pretending not to notice
Jln'a last remark Two days's board
S2,62."
J'm took the bill and eyed the puz
LED landlord as though he suspected
some 'shenanigan," he broke out
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Byer's
' TVT NVui . !" u UtITNI TIVN U o v IIIIE .
What Overs Healing Enbroeation is

1t IS perfect Pain HssSruyer and al Invaluable rsul
eay for the cur OF Rheumatism, Cuts, Wounds Pain n
SSalds, swellngS, AgCe, CraHp, Piles. Sc, E0r Cats
and Wounds ii is superior 70 suy other pgepraiiJH. Il
Mth anoLn iledAtS ETt4s3 ~ sass Of lS4hsa ana i9f
Pains oTweakness in any par, o the system Il will CIV
certain Triisi in very short time,
Used Internally 1t Is one u e u9st valuable RENE
dies cramp spasnOtfc eetous for patns OF sore
pess the side hraIG. chest, and stomach tor sck
headache nausea, sea sickness, ThegmattsE, OF any
terns weakness caused by fau 5traiu. It POSSESSES
sautIng, heai.ag and pain-es.reytng properties
qualei by any other compound Inestlnc, aud layC
known i 70 fail ia arrestng che progress Of M
above Hame,ldise8ses-
What has Dyers Healing Embroeation donss
Nouders, indeed KS known every where iss asssst-
tiFi medicine, remedy. aut universal l.t8aa
tor rheumatism, cuts woul is, buru-, ss, ig9u5.E0
sore throat, paes, bowel complaints 4utvr NtHt rl
Il, dysentary, and numerous gtNer -iiis aHa ssf.
popularity is owing 70 it, intrinsic merits oae
used il is never dispensed with. Il s hscoH1iHg dzI
more and more PopulAr, aud a performing retnE&t 81
cures day by day All persons DO have never usad t
great remedy tor m sarts OF pain, shou at ahta
t. -.
A Balm for Every Wound.
Overs Healing EmHrocatiou hss acquired an sgnP.r -
entai celebrity hean pAuaess. ltsurcs weuls,,s,
Ral and internal pain, IN short period &c tine SleI-
fihually prrPaT and always preserving the SAM.
sFre!l and quality il v i7ed With the sSeMes aent-
seacs by AZ, classes and has become - Universal
known that needs shards he named In pubr print.
A Sure Remedy for Piles.
lhe Piles,a most distressing eonPaiat, l. more prey
lent than is general! supposed. 1t IS attended with
aammatioa small tnmors IN the gcaerality OF
make their appearance, Is iAdesoTibA5ly painful whi
It is impossible 60 resist scratehns and the only pre-
eut relief be desire to tear the skin II
disease Is dangerous, bpt extremely unpleasant
Clerks, aud those OF scdentary habits are most sub
to this malady Let all afflicted try pyeF Healing =
brooation, and warrant immediately feiet ana an
freJual cure MAuS Troublesome cases "a this e9mpias
been remedied by the use Of this great medicine
We present tact upon tact in eorroboItlon Of Re
statement aud thousands bear testimony To Jhs 5Fta
/ value of this All HeaIus PansSeA'
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SANDERS 8 DAVIS, u4asIts
q, X @E&I sidts DsnGcrat.
ia GULIGBs Dst DfmJcf4tt
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want to see them ar booksl"

! W dnL I'd see theIu ar DookSI
The landlord told him he was ask
| ing too much--that no outsider was
permitted to examine his books.
jim was now satisfied that all was
not exactly right, and resolved to see
the end OF it
Give me pen, ink aud paper,
said he, Il want 10 show You how to
keep books
he look the pen. aud alter having
added up various small sums, made
out ana handed to the amazed land
lord the following account:
Jim Potter to Landlord - Deter,
two daiS bord $3,65
Landlordto Jiin Potter Deter
4 dais lost time $3.50
Thar she isl y said Jim IS he pass
sd the slip. II tuck board by the
week, You know
Yes, mntterei the half choked
landlord
And the bargain was that yon
was to credit me with lost time at the
nsnal rate, yon know'"
Yes"
Well, | boarded with you two days,
you knowl"
Yes.
Il didn't board with you two days,
you know"
y .e-s."
And you owe me Tor that. y
The landlord took long breath,
brushed the perspiration from his face,
and casting his eyes yacantly upon the
ceiling, slowly eiaculated--
"Oh yes"
Now, | amt going to be hard on
you, said Jim; lyon feed well--and
us I'm goin' up country tomorrow,
Well spend that little balance for
champaign to night. But LII tell you
one thing, landlord he added, after
a pause, you would make money if
you would hire clerk!"-MaysciUe
Cal) Heraid,
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-. partnership s.th = II. 6rsggs, under the name
aal s.yie OF Dawson. GriEgs { Co. 10 take effect
On the lst DAY sfS november, 1850.
All ltpeFsons having unsettled accounts with the 0l4
EFm are requested y esIi and settle. 0cta5
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CHICAGO AND ROCK ISLAND RAILROAD.
30K R4 81 =

SPRING ARRANGEMENTS,
hN and after Monday, April i4ih, le56,and unti
Ofurhef notice, tr aims will leave Rock Island da
", Sundays excepted AS follows;
"a express, stopping only at the principal
III night express, stopping al all stations s.i0P. u
+tb freight with Cd class cars al $50 A. Al
Trains arrive ~ Rock Island daily, Sundays except
cd, as follows:
I'd press, stopping only at the pracipal
mall train at lUl5 r. N
ilh freight with ed class ears al e.43 +. M -.
Alltrains over this road in direct connection al
Chicago with trains ever both tue Michgaa Southern
and Michigan Central X. X. 10 and from Detroit To
ledo, Cleveland, Columbus, Cincinnati, Pittsburgh,
Dlnkirk, Buffalo, Niagara Falls, Albany, View fork,
Phiadeiphia, Baltimore and Washington. Also az
La Sale with trains of the Illinois Central Road
north Galena and south ST. Lonis and Cairo, to
which places ticke To can be procured of s. s. STE
WINS, Ticket agt r. X. Depot RI
Passengers reminded Of the necessity Of giving
distinct directions to the destination Of their bag
gage, also TO procure tickets before taking their
seats the csrs the conductors collect fares only
stations the line OF the Chicago and Rock Island
Railroad. JOHN =. TRACY, Supt.
W.H. WHITMAN, Asst Supt.
Rock Island, April 7, 1856.
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FALL AND WINTER CLOTHING
ATJ0HF y0RDAN's


a -AEG zu4 arIed assortment otMenss ana
!. AR98-sf Ready made Clothing, embrse
ing dlEerealand gPProg gedstyles, and ade b
good W aES msu cat UtAae best material.
Fine, medium and comIrOn, Union, Beaver, Felt,
Pjlca, psterham and Flushing, Baagups, Sack sana
Paet5t gyeFeuats, Cloth, Ifess aud Frock Goats oI
lalsCgioFs aud qualities Cloth. Cashmere Sat-
net. Velvet and weed PantaiooHs. Silk, Satin, Va.
Ientia, ansd0s Velvet Plush, Cloth, Cashmere
Sasinet, Double lad Single breasted Vests. Monkey
JACK cts, DrEEers UndersAirts, Hosiery, Suspenders
Gloves Grayats handkerchief. Shirt Collars,
Ties ScaFfs, Winchester and Seott'sapprcyed Patent
Saouide SAirts, tmbrelasaAd allartieIe
Is kept IN ggntlemans furnishing stores, including
hubes de Caambre and Revere Vestsand Overcoats,
Also, splendid assortment Of uneut Cloths, Cassi.
msFes and NesuBgs--all which will be made up 10
JIde utAs Uast manner with promptness at acco N
modating prices, and By competent workmen. This
-slabsbmentisln the usonthiy receipt ofths latest
FasAtonaso thatordars q nirustedio them may be
ltedHp0n beiBzin the laLestssyie by those who
siFelE. AL manner Of plain work and work gen.
eeIuediuu promptly gttendedtoa as heretofore
HATS ofaHsg styletogether with all ofthe com !.
mon kinds constantly on hznd.
LiratelHfoI pastps ron les bse
Is hopes 80 Eueritsco onlingance ofthesame.
JOHN JORDAN.
derehaptfalloandtla tlathier onFrantstreet, eppo-
sitathe steam Mills,
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StOpfs
BUY YOUR STOVES

tNTHkRE will always be found one of the bsstas
w sortments Of Stoves. Tin Plate, Shest Iron
6lre, Japann ned Ware, Tin, Sheet Iron and Copper
Warein this city Among biz a.sorlmeutor
: L @ V T. >
are the ceitaa.ed Climax and Charter oak Cook
stoves coal ~ wdat; gf 4 fol and complete
s6rtment pAfl5r, Box a4t Heating SteYes, EleyAtei
oven Stoves, and many other patterns 100 nnrner.
Gus 10 mention. Our motto Is, Quick Sales and
small Profts; Good work. ali warranted or sais;
One dollar save is dollar med and BY calling
at this Stove Store yoH viii save II and get Just
GOOD an article as st an other honse.
Particular attention paid 10 House Roofing, Spout
ing and job Work in general ont Of good Tin and
stock, hoping TO receive share of the public pat
ronHge by this motto: "Qgick Sales and Small
Profits. isep6) u. l.. HORNE.
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Boots ano Shoes.
THE SHOE TRADE.

IAVING Increased oar factles lar manu- faetur-
Ing and dealing 10 Boots, Shoes and Leather She
ndersigDed, successors T. s. q Dawson y Co. offer
he citizens ofDaYeuP portland vicinity, greater IL
lesmenis than eysrto Duy their Boots aHd Shoes gf
aen. Our retail stock hereafter will alHags con
~ every description - goods wanted bY tHa gegpls
sise are making exclusive proportions f5g
~ faJlc-Aeihg Boots and shoes, and WF iFYita cduu-
4. 4ea3srs % call ard xsmiusoar stock and prices
SD = our determination 70 cell u good tesipa rs
.tsg can be purehasejus s. Eslfs ChfeagO
d #SON, GBIGGS q CO.
set p Brady St. 1 doorfrc8 %.
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sEGEAF ATTRACTION!
At TIE
Great Western Clothing Store.
Ks. Ia q w O IA - Q i N
WHOLESALE and RETAIL

WHOLESALE and RETAIL #
. AELEtT Just returned from the east with three
4 l tines as large stock of Clothing ana
EsCutsi &urni ing Goods as was ever OF
e. rGd Iu s market, aud at IS Per cent less PRICE
-=i zlnHl ul that ca suit the put Bile in price aud
Qaatts. saving mad tg0 years experience In this
ee lnd Eg.owihg we'll TIE Of the people,
t aaiec sd this stock Of yaods rom the best
ss wpau tsetGrers and " the best qualities Among
= ie5i aHaJ be fouHd Two Thousand DYeR.Goats
tfeH 3 % . dollars; four thousand psIrs PansS IN
ICES irOnI - cents 10 50; one boa sandvests
itou ~ cents % 10 dollars; Dress Coat Sfrom
81 4SaJiiaFs: Ir0ck 6 t. 90 dollars sac II 10 ~
#G.laEs; Sairts from So cts. to s4.DU; Hats,
SfIps, 4 ents, Furnishing Goods, in price
GA quality 70 suit purchasers. AL goods bought OF
ur are warranted A.N1. article.
hereby return ms sincere thanks 70 the patron-
age EsretofoTe 50 iibsraiS bestowed afId hope
sGlll to lau sit aud receive tGe No LeCIaire
bl0ek- L. LOWENSTEIS.
Z. Is. Country Merchants viii TO well to call and
see Ely stock before purchasing elsew here. They
viii dad low lgares and reasons bte terms.
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STOVES AT WOLESAl.E
The Largest s5tovo Store


In tho "ssf.
tATE shall receive on the opening Of navigation the
w largest stock Of STOVES and TIMERS
STOCK ever brought TO the State OF Iowa. Among
the numerous articles which shall keep constant
y hand for timers are Tin plate, Sheet iron
Boiler from No, IL 10 2s, Charcoal DO, Russia DO,
Imitation Russia do, Hirs, timed C0pPer's, Bra-
sr's DO, Block tin, Lead, Copper Bottoms, Metal
do, from Rigsts all sizes, tiRRed do., all kfRds Of
prsssed ears, JapanHsd d., Tuners Tools ;and We
assure all persons avoring US with order, that we
will sell them goods in line as low they be
bought in Chicago or ST.. Louis and much lower than
they have been paying for them heretofore in this
place, ard terms 10 suit.
Please give us call and lea IN our prices. and
then think you will spend Meth eF time nor NOR
ey hereafter in buying al the two places above
Eamed.
N. B. In = few Gays We shall recgi an assert
mentof the above named goods by RairOEd, sum
cent to supply the Immediate demand.
Country Merchants can rely upon being supplied
at ali times with Tinware and on favorable terms al
WAolesate prices.
Old Rags, Copper, &e., &c, DC, taken IA sx-
change for goods.
No, Burrows, Block, Front Street
Mchl2-d&wtI NICkEkSHAM Il HICKS.
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tstSsCE GoNTat8EDNAltY
AND
ttE CREAM StLDON

. NhNlLESifH Hud LADitS be furnished at All
~ h0Ifa with ,Ggi5s FnuEs. Comic. t,olaf, .nl n.
t'as Al iy pleasant rooms ID street eas, oi prssty
ChH.Ch NJ, =. "S''
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f. T.. i T., H. JOHNSTON.
CARPENTERS AND BUILDERS

Shop on Second, bet. x. IsiaRd 4. PgrrV 81
- fSFECTFULLY beglos,etu lnIslm u d cttiss..
HI 0I pRN UHpoTtand vicinity that they ase pTtpa j
TO contraction buildings OIETuT description. fFOu
aIleutIUa gwen 10 HOlE ustua Iq t6tT lrt
\ t.as o. al EEiS ioGo, AIIE- 'a5-lu.
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MANUFAtTURER Oh
E44yEsgs Es4A "a Ga IA - 90.
Iowa, between Second EHl fgoJ.l fr.
uAE EENfOEl, IOWA.
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HfFlcE on Brady between 5th and eih streets. Ii .
SJsIaiTs, Hlll attend 10 the purchase and sale Gl
Lands, Houses and Lots Of every kind, 10 city uT
country to collecting Debts Of ali ssrts, Paying
iEIes fer n0a residents and all things else connect
ed with a Land Agency business. Those wishing
any thing attended correctly ana promptly in tho
above ltue " III please call. sep 81 IssG
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I COUNTRY Merchants are invited So cali ard ax-
y anime our assortment, which jasgsuited 10 THE
siarEet- Cur prices will at all times be as low ss
BGoso u fghicage or st. Louis.
Dse3 LAWSON. GaIaGs = co.
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SCREW BOLT


AIe I,sJ JaEed to execute orders for an ttr;.
Screw q It's, Nuts, &c Having had naTy ,.,NN'" "
reris "a Ihe business we feel conndani ~ ~af,I,
sstisia non 10 all " ho may mvor ns win ihsir -
i0Ts, Cegards psic" and quality OF wort tt '
90 the cVTHef ot Ihtfd sGd LoCiaiFe streets 'F
DAVENPORT. Oct. 1th, $50. dti