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Washington telegraph., 1856-05-14

~ Our friend John T. Turrentine, of
Sewer county, has our thanks for a file Of
late N. Orleans papers.
Washington telegraph., 1856-05-14

70 Capt. Blythe. of Mississippi. has ac-
cepted the appointment of Consul at Havana,
rendered him BY the President.
Washington telegraph., 1856-05-14
ST. LOUIS, April q

Governor Shannon has ordered out 'ns
First Regiment of Kansas Militia to ASH. T. e
Sheriff Jones in making an arrest. II ~,
supposed that trouble will grow out Of 'ni'
Washington telegraph., 1856-05-14

The WEATHER.-Since our last, the wea-
ther has been very disagreably cool for this
season of the year. Blankets at night. and
fires in the early morning have been neces-
sary for comfort and health. There was a
heavy rain on Monday night, and the wea-
ther is still damp and cool.
We regret to have to express throug gh our
columns. the fears Of some of the most ex-
ferienced planters in this section. that this
sudden change viii be followed by the de-
struction Of the cotton crop by worms.
Since penning the above, We learn that
the worms have made their appearances, and
are doing considerable damage.
Washington telegraph., 1856-05-14

ANBRoTTFEs--MI- Wilson, who. Judging from
the beautiful specimens in his possession, and the
high encomiuns passed upon him by the Shreve-
port papers, is excellent artist will remain in
Washington short time, and give every body
who wishes a beautiful picture chance to secure
an Ambrotype- The Ambrotype is very de-
cided improvement on the DagueEreotyPe, being
superior In delicacy OF outline and finish, and far
more durable There is no probability they will
ever fade, we credibly informed The price
Is the same as for the Daguerreotype. Mr.. w.
VIII be happy to show his specimens, and secure
the likeness ere the shadow fades of all who may
'avar him with aean. See advertisement liz to-
days paper
Washington telegraph., 1856-05-14

The Ouachita was nayigable at last ac-
Washington telegraph., 1856-05-14

counts.
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STOVES AT WOIESAIE
The Largest Stovc store
In the "oSt...

WE shail receive the opening Of na CATION III
w larses! stock of STOVES ana IIayERs
STOCK ever brought to the State of Iowa. ANON
the numerous articles which shall keep coastans-
~ hand Tor tipGerr use are Tin Plate, SEset Irs4
Boiler from Ne. .l2 20 g, chareoat DO, HssiG DO.
haitati9A R'tssia do. Hire. TIMED Coppsr's, Bra
tsr's IT,. Bioek tn, Lsa3, coPpef B0tfons lUsttak
d6, IRON Rirefs all siEes, tsHHed de al kiHds gj
pressed rare, JaYssHed Do. TYnaers 7oots ;and We
sssure all pe rseas fsyhring wth ORDER shatwe
will sell them goods In line low as they can B..
bought in Chicago 81. Louis, aud much Iowefthan
they have been paying for then heretofore in this
place, and on terms 10 sbit.
Please give as call and learn our prices. ant
then we thiak you WILL spend Meth me nor n,r-
ey hereafter in buying at the two places above
samed.
\. q. In few gays we shall receive an assort.
ment Of the above named goods 10y Railroad, suf-
cient 70 supply The Immediate demand
Country Merchants cab rely upon being supplied
al all times with iingase and ION favorable terms
EAolesaLe prices.
Old Rags, Copper, ke., 6e., &c, taken in er
ehange Tor goods.
40, Burrows Block, FreuiS..eet.
AcbT2-d&wiI WiCKERsHAM d HIGHS.
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and the setting sun sank slowly behind the

fand the se,,i mr. ann s.nL s,ow,v behind the
zen
Cool braa,as tho s,,.sh Of a.,s and ,be
,oda sona aT s.;lors aown The bav came
] aoa,ing = mon 40 Nv darling bov la,
snJ alum mba,ed + co,ld see tba, bis breo,h,
inc crew S,io,sr and fain,er. and tb. lids 0,
tbe bf,e syas ue,a droo,ino s,oulv ia.
" ards each othsr Al lar ,hsy closed AND
tb;nGing No ale n, iaid mo wa.rv bssdu mn,
~, ~. fn.hs ~ h.aas, ana ,risd - slss,
/ Misc str1nae dcowsincss which was
/ no, .Iumber caIns over me- started from
+ i spddanIv a. III, v,,,b ao ins,;nc,,ve feeI.
mo rb,t 81, was M, wei, Tears felI ON
nv cheek asI Ifted me head They fell
+ ibopcbt ,vb,ls u,s ,,sra stilI
| | Sert obgoa nv hov The lnf,s ebeek
/ I kissed seemed enId and y9ith susnended
| b,ss,h 7 lis,snsd ,o hssr ,ba hsa,in, of ri.
heart He moved sIiohtiy a. I called his
name. and tben Iook ea na in NV facs witb
| GENTLE smile
II faded soon. and he seemed 70 me ,tru0.
uns with some terrible psin H;e fins
we're drawn back his ewes ,,oturned. and
/ his baads clsncbed r could not bear 10
look at him. turned away and groansd 10
agony
Sect Is over no.l. said Artbur, as he
put his arm around nv wsjst. and held me
rirnly to his mspIy hearI.
looked NV darling raised bia feeble
arms and bent nv bead. they fell heavily
GROUND my neck. His pale iips met mine
in last kiss A sudden tremhiino seized
him. Hi. ewes lii I'D with happy Iisht, his
half opened lip, seemed about TO speak for
the first time. Dbl hear or did / dreamI
heard, the one word Iadad yainlv tried to
leata him!-~Motherl
could not tell. For the next moment
the rosy fush faded. the little breast hesyed
wiih one short sigh. and ny little boy left
u
Was thar little life IN yain! Wss no les
sor, taught, no lesson learned in that brief
ypgr OF com panionship with an angel. o,
YES a lesson which The mothers heart can
never forget while il beats with the love il
mas felt Tor the lost. Dear il God for his
sweet SAKE, ,'--dearer TO me because he loy.
ed beauty 60.
MANY wears have passed since nv little
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FALL AND WINTER CLOTHING
AT.oRE yQRDANis

a
A L.ANGE a1Jvsded assortment oiMenss ana
Alloys, sScisdy made Clothing, emDrne
ing aIIthed se atand apPsoy and sds ~
good 0rku6a out oftAG best material.
Fine, l sd4na and common, Unioa, Beaver, Rslt
Pilots Pstsrgham and Finishing, Baagups, Sack sana
pslatot ercGRts Cloth, Dress and Froek Coats OF
vras eotoEs and qualities. Cloth, Cashmere, Sati.
pel Velvet and Tweed PaRtAlOons. SIX Sslin, u.
!gnla ). ansdos a, Velvet, PLUSH, Cloth. Cassmefs
sstlnet, Double and single breasted Vests. Monkey
J4cksIs. UraveTs. undershrts Hosiery, Suspenders,
Gloves, Cravats, HandkefehieGs Shirt Collars Stocks
Tvs Searfs Winchester and Seeits approved Patent
seagIe rseam shirts Umbrellasand sIarticIesusaal.
Is kept Vi geutleman's furnishing stores, including
kobes dc Chambre sud RaYaTs Eestsand oyercos,s.
.Iso > speadid assortment of uncut Cloths, Cassi-
u.t res and Vest Bgsal of which will be made up 10
OFAefiuihs best manner, with promptness, accom-
uspdatiag prices. and BY competent workmen. This
esgabiahiaentis the monthly reeeip! ofths laies,
Fashi5usso shstordersinrustedto to them may bers-
isdupon being In tha ateststyle by those who de-
sireiE. All manner fpl2in work and work OF gen.
tes 10 sdlgm ,pFeiaptly aitendedto as heretofore
HATS of q ue Sly etogeLher with q III ofthe CON.
naoI kind constantly on hand.
ratefulfC rpae EpatronGge tbes bseribs onddens
IL hopes t. rsrl Is % ntinuanee oithesame.
JOHN JORDAN. vi.
Nsrehan II dCIolhier ,oEF Freutstrset, sppo,
sjte he SteaIR Mills.
NN y
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G1ota1ns store,
GREAT ATTRACTION,
AZ The
Great Western Clothing Store.
OF
IL. AO w q N . tet11

HHoLESA LIS and RETAIL. .e F4
IFANiNG Just returned from the east with three
4 L tines - large stock Of Clothing ANA
acGtSf Eurni shing Goods was ever Of
Bred hi SIS mar G. and at y per cent less price,
feel confident taat s9iG the public in price ana
qualify. Having had two years experience in n 10
say. aaa khowiag Esil tse saats OF The people, 4
EAya selected this stock OF OOds from the best east
mahu aetIrera and Ol the best qualities Amona
which mas be found tEo thousand Oyer.COaIS
ftaG 70 Is dollars; i0ur th0a saHd psIrs Pants in
price EgR Is cents 70 50. 1 housandVeSIS
frgu5 "a seuls to 10 dollars; Dress Coat sfrom &
tn - dollars; FroGk - 30 dollars Sac K 10 ~
dollars; shirts from 80 ess. 10 $500; Hats,
caps u enfs, Eu RMS shshg Goods, in price
and quality 10 suit purchasers. AL goods bought 81
ale g. fe E4rraated A, NJ. aEE5cie.
thefeey n turn ny ssgcare .haAks for the patron-
age here tatore 50 l0ersily bestowed and hope
s4I 10 HyHri aud rSesivs TIA same. No LsClsire
bigek +. L0WESSTBIy.
T.. s. OogaHy Merchants VIII do vel, 70 call ana
saa .ay sock before Purchasing elsewhere. They
sill 5nd low fgarss ana reasoas bI seFais.
lwti
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.BPHING AnRANGEMENTs,
I m and amer Monday, April i4tb, Is56,and unit
Ofurnef notice tr ains will leave Aock Island ihi
ly, Sundays excepted, as f0usws:
lei mari train nj o.uU A. u
adsxpres., stopping only stthe principal
At1tlou6 al lUf5 A. III
Sd night express, stopping al all stations s.ioP. q
4th freight, with cd class cars a. $50 A. NJ
Trsips arrive ri Rock Island daily Sundays except
ed, e. follows:
Ist light express at 6.Uu a. N
"a express, stopping only at the prseipsl
mall train a. lOl5 r.
4th freight with I'd class cars as $40 r. NJ j.
trains over this road ia direct connection al
Chicago with trains both Mich gaa souiheru
and Michigan Central r. r. to and from Detroit To-
iedo, cleveland, Columbus, Cincinnati, Pittsburgh,
Dunkifk, buffalo, Niagara Pals, Albany, New YORK,
Philadelphia, Baltimore and Washington Also al
La Sale with trains of the Illinois Central Road
north 10 Galena and south to St. Lon and afro, 70
which places tickets can be procured OF ). S. STE
VEINS, Ticket ayt. n. r. Depo. RI.
Passengers reminded OF the necessity of giving
distinct directions TO the destination OF their bag
gage. also ~ procure tickets before taking their
sesss he cars, the cond ductors collect fares Only
10 stations the line OF the Chicago and Rock Island
Railroad. JOHN =. TRACY, Snpt.
W. ii. WmrxAs, Asst Sup't.
Roek Island, April 7. 1856.
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Dyers
u for yOarowR beBefit nsyer ae without Il.
What Overs Healing Embroestiou

what Overs Eealing Embroestiou is
I.fsxn.rfsrf pai, Ysss4r1ver a., a. ivsfn.l4 IN,
v flr III. ,nr of t,as4,nx,u C,t. {V,uuds pain \,
,b SIDE narE ANA tI.t-, mi n,Ia,T 81, Tbr.t+. p,
| Sc.il. svrelIings Io.ta ,TsDm7 pIa. - For f,r.
- = yy,snSs Il 49, ~, ,,,,s- 't;1, 81.
/ ,g,ff tI.rJ ,,,,.sts rI.g 3, sl5 ~ lrn. ana A.,
gsIs ,,T,,sas rSs i, an = T,.s ~ ~ ,ts a all IN,
! -, - : ral n. I. 49, ~ NV ~ ". tt,, y 'F y 7ss1 : '
| Ifsd in.ynsIIy n l. ,rs IN a.. ,,st ,alnslis rom
tstn lai hsiA Y ? Suf ~ ~ o"st NaiaaOis et1
| -. T., a. ~ tbr.st - - ,,i..sb a.. -
| - - a' - ,- n, - 80 - =
.T ,Ss s.,S nv Iii y. -. +. So
,sothinC h,,siIng and main -desfoyIu pTorertes an.
quaied by amy 9tker compound medicine, and we hav
never known it TO fail in aFresug the progress vi t2
! above rsnte disease.
| Whist has Overs Healing Erabroeatiou dnre Z
| wander. fains9t n a lnS,r, ,,s,, s.r,R. u st,l y
-5 n,e,d,. s7f y.,r4,i. and = ,,F,fy,rstl e,rs,
sor Fhsqu.nti., rpt. aaui III barns srl, iyl.nla-
s,r throat niIes n,rei esalpIsigfS riolar, giIl,
hi dy,eutar II .It, nn,erou- Other iIi. mud ,chgg. H
| ,s,lIaritv il owing IL N, .ygn griasi. ngTil. ,f.
I'D IL * ne ser lisI,.r- with ID j. tacousfn atss
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StOpfs
BUY YOUR STOVES

NYHERE will always be found one oftse 5ssla-
w sormeuts Of Stores, Tin Plate, Sheet fren
HIEe, Japannsd WaTs, Tin, shee; Iron aud Cope
Wzfsin his city. Aa9ng assortment Of
: f OY T.. :
are the cef,YAted 1 limar and Charter OAK Coo
Stoyes, cod n Fpg5; 4. u fab and eomplele
sortmeht psdor, Box ~ Heating sicyes, Elevate
oven stogeg, and many other patterns too numer.
Dns to mention. Oar motto is, Quick Sales ami
Small Profits; Good work, all warranted or 40 sale:
One dollar save Is dollar rned and By calllDz
thts Stove Store Won win save Fl ana get inst .
good an article ss al any OtheE honse.
Particular stte Btfoh paid 70 House Rooane, Spout.
il.g and job Work 10 general Vat Of good Tin an
stock. hoping 10 receive share Of the public pa
rOnage bs this motto: ''qgtek sales and Small
Profits" fsepGJ h. l.. HORNE.
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kork fSlan0.
The Old Pioneer Bakery still ahead

The Old Pioneer Bakery still ahead
Tl,HE sabscrin ner has recently made extensive prep
aralions. iof ths manu- ufacture of sutter, Sugar,
Boston, Soda, Pie Me, Water and oyster Crackers,
Pilot Bread, DC, &C, together with good a.scrs.
10 ent of Loai Bread, Cakes and Rusks.
have also purchased the Patent Right for Scott
county, for the manufacture of CrGm 4 Paul's
PATENT LOAF BREAD,
made BY Machinery. The advantages claimed for
this process OF making Bread these, the Bread IL
morsuniform In quality, and handsome in appear :
ancs,it is much winter and more even, keeps uch
longer without becoming stale, and 10 many persons
il not ohjee iionable when week old, IL cuts IS
handsome the nusst French roll it goes farther,
anu 10 readily introduced into families who have
er used Bakers Bread before. | shall continue 10
rua Bread Wagon AS heretofore. In Offering the
above articles, terms which cannot fail 90 give
lire saIsfsetion, hope 10 be able 10 supply all wha
may iay.r Iae with their patronage. Thankful for
past fsyors, hope 10 msIl. continuance of the
saIoe. All orders from th antrs promptly attend
ed DANIEL NJ OOhE,
Pioueer Bakery, Front Street, one square aboN G
Burrows & Prettyman's Steam Mills.
Davenport, May ~, ls56-du -#
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+. I. s. f, l. JOHNSTON,
uAnFsErgRB AED BUILDERS

.s.ou on Scoad, bet K. Island f. Perry SIS
ID EsPECTFCLLY beg leave 70 inform tse e,ltnIs
Rof aud YtciaiLy, that they are prePa ed
10 OF SvoTy description Prom P'
attention ayeu 10 WORK entrusted 70 thciT care On
ht2r Of nil Etris dcac. Ap13 3,'5S-A'''
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PI11SYLvAHIA RAILROAD.


The great Central Route. cor Meeting the At tiantc
sass Vim the Western, Norrhwsstarn, ana south.
sesiern States, By continuous Railway direct This
road also connects si Pittsburgh With daily line OF
Cleveland an Sandnsky with steamers To all ports
onl the North western Lakes; making the most di-
rect, eAsspssf snd rsiisbie rssts by which Freight
ran be forwarded to and frem the Great West.
Rates between Philadelphia and ittsburg,
Eirst class. Boots, Shoes, Hsts1
and Caps, Books, DRY Goods tn soe. = ,oo I,
boxes, bales and trunks1 Drugs
Din boxesd bales Furs, Feathers.
second Elass ..s Domestic sheel-
ing, ,Shirting and Ticking in origi-
nal bsies,l Drugs lin casks,l Hard &c. ? 100
ware. Leather {in rolls or boxesD
Wool and Sheep Pslts, Eastward.
Chains tiu casks,) Hemp, Bacon
Posk, Sailed Qoose OF ! n saek s}To- }sse . iao y
bxcco, man nutsctured, texespi Oh
Eoartil Class ...Cosse, Fish, ,Ba-
con, Beef & Pork I'm casks or box
Is eastward. Lard d Lard Oil, 5se . i0J 4
Lad, Nails, Soda Ash. German
Clay, Tsr, Pitch, Rosin, as.
FLoGk-2i per barre! art'i taT.h y noiiee;
GOITON-S2 per bale, nas sze-e.iias 5n0 lbs,
weight untiifuther nouee. e = = :.
iTFin shipping Goods lrp.n az d peinf 4si Of Psl.
adalphs, be particular o afars paetsefs '.ois Penn
s,irasis Rsii,osd.n All goods consigned 10 the 8
rents far this kosd At ne sipGta or rtsburg viii
De forwarded wilhoatleiepaon.
FaEssE AaEsrs.--liRsfis. Hormls & Co., Mem,
phs, lena, X. z sass y t. 81. Louis, ]. ). Mitch
ell & son evansville, iaA; mil, Bell d bur
Dc, sHd Carer - Jrwol. louisville Ky: c MGi
drum, aiai!s "a, isI; SPGgH. Brown, and irwi4
s. To. me saE. \. ". tyrahsm & Co., GAINESVILLE
o: Isorn co., =. kiias st. boston; Leeeh 4 20.
. Aslal d14ss. ", YORK; william 81. and Batter
Place. sew S0rk. L. J. Snreder, Philadelphia; Ms
graw d hoons. aaiiimore Geo @. Fronciscus, Pitts
burg
Il. II. HOUSTON, 6sn.rai krsiyAt dgsat, Pail.
X. 1.LoNBAERT, sIY't. SHsesa, Pa.
Three Daily Through Trains between PHILADELPHIA
and Pittsburgh THE MORNING MAIL TRAIN
leaves Philadelphia for Pitisburgal z. A. H., and
Pittsburgh fer Philadelphia ais A. NJ. The fast line
sav delphisatlP. NJ and PittsburS for Phil
adslphia al y. NJ. THE NIGHT kXPRKSs train
leaves Philsdelphix for Pittsburgh at IL p M. ans.
Pittsburgh for Philsdelphia al 1, p. al.
The above limos connect st Pittsburgh with the
Railroads to andfrom ST. Louis, Mo., Alton, Galena
and Chicago, Ill. Frankfort, Lexington and Louis
vile, KY; Terre Hxute, Dayton, Springfield, Belle
fontins, Sandusky, Toledo, Cleveland, Columbus.
ZanesyiIle, Massillon and Wooster Ohio; also, iil
the steam packet boats from and TO New Orleans
81. Louis, Louisville and Cincinnati.
Through tickets can be had TO from either of tn 3
above plsces.
For further particulars handbill,- at the differ
cut starting points. Passenger from the West will
nnd this the shortest and most expeditions route to
philadelphia, Baltimore, New York or Boston.
TH0'S. MOORE, Agent, Passenger Lines, Phils.
J MESklMEN, Agent Pas senger Lines, Pitts.
Phila Nov I'd IS dly
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DIR. w. .. BL.AIN,
OF NEW YORK,
OCULIST AND AURIST.

e. latnp.uehtly located in hycE Isiaad on Illinois
street opposite island City h9tyt where lie will
h happy al IerSuns &iSte,i with diseases OF .e
yes.ud Ear.
Having devoted several years tot tai, special branch
ms erotssaa tEusts thai BE ranruve HlaHy wio have
given ~ ia despair with AaAuTasi-. sts symptoms OF
which are weakness Ct sigh max {pSrs gbsct- E5Rting
6siuFe The nhacts .faar ssedr=i Hy cioG ha-
EiHes AAshrs LiZhT- saiargsn-nE Ptrlt Se.
Gagact, ia @hies the lens turn white aud prevents
the r.gy0f iief ItssiDy through it. uP1aina mia
mati1n Near sight, NeshnGSs OF ylsaH. StrAbismus
squintine we'll = DasIneE- iu It's various forms.
Having received IRON Par The new aud wonderful
opthsmdsoope, with which enabled 80 i5ok into
the depths OF ths eye Rnd Interior Clearly
the outside. aud thereby 2scsfu the OF the
optic nerve and rtibh in 3urosis; tide lens in ineip
snt cataract Alsa tAe ilIalnGEed Spectrum Tor ex-
sminiHz the ear, well al medical prepa
tions fof curing Opscitr of The film over the
eye without the Of tie kue0r caus tic-
10 prevent imposition, DR.. H., deems it prudent u
state thar DE i regular Physician. Being graduate
u the University Oi Vermont also Of the New York ap.
thamic Hospital, his success as an oeulist is at
trbutabe to the perfection which he has brought the
of medicated vapors ia tina treanentoF diseases
the eye.
L. .s.-Dr. b. will devet portion of hi4 time 10 tl
treatment of chronic Diseases especially of the throat
aud lungs, having cured himself o Sansu mpliou alter
Large part OF his right lung tst by disease well
as nlany others in alike condition okte hours from
mine to io6Gf.
tgeck l.I,S Sp. th.t O IS56 Jy-tf
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Stores. Stores.
| MULTIPLIED BY STOVES.
AND THE ANSWER lS STOyEs!
! 4 hTHOUGH we cannot keep on hand some sOgd
hor 1900 Stoves, s0ne Of heiEhbors, the rea-
are, sell so cheap and good an article Of
stoves that II becomes di1eat 10 supply the de-
mad bat supply Of freight ca ~ have arrives
and been placed on road, aud have completed
our arrang 10 be- able now ts supply the
demands ofall- be the same M0RE OR LESS
SO after looking around smoag all the s.OSE
HORSE'- Stove shops Ia this city, 10 20 purpose.
comet
TwitchelI Gillett's,
The oniy Stove BmpohHln In. the wesl, aud buy u
Sfote as ia Store. Ia prices, for eheapness.
dety all cplnpettioH--eYery article ggrraat ed
nnd ii not Satisfactory, refund the money. Among
our assortment may Be found t5e celebrated
Forest Oak, for wood or Coal: the Climax;
Black Diamond. for coal; The King OF
Stoves and Governor, elevated ovens
All kinds Of Psrlor, Office and Heating St0Yes.-
Tin aEd Copper Ware hand al all times. Roof.
ing, Jobbing, &c. done to order.
H-oA Awwa al. -1..4 -. n n
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Vlotbina.
New Goods New Goeds!!
ED w ARD AIDE N
.UerchNssS Tailor,

.UerchNssf Tailor,
Wholesale and Retail Dealer in
X e a q y NJ a de Clothing.
cisths, easslmsres, vsstiugs. Gents, Pur.
nishing Goods and Tailors' Trimmin9s.
Z 1SJasi returned from the east with one OF th,.
1r,a ~ and 6ettseleciot stocks of goods svsr
she following articles. - pN's y
BROADCLoTHs.
Eas ~, ,itrsneh, German and American Of the
Ao'' 9OAtiIy ana latest styi Of goods
CASSIMERES.
English, French and Am .riean II eye,y yarta,v . F,
si5ie, c0ior and quality = =
vESTINGS.
ahs.e Msrseiliss, Aatela sze, White London eizny
~ ilnsel End Golored Silks, Fancy aud PIsin SiIs
tsiys2 Fancy sir and Linen, Italian Silt (3rens
ainc,Satia, Italian Cloth, sifk Plush, ana pane,
OVERCOATING
bEaesj Blue aad Brown Bf0adeloth Union VyhItaa,
Castor seavet, Canada mixed sI satars or he i.
READY-MADE
over Goats, ogsr- Sacks, f,outs, Reeang jacket.
and falmas, FrocE aud Drsss Proek Costs of III
1IaLtles nd styles, silk, Velvet, Plush, Cloin
1gabie ara twist fancy aud plain Cashmere and
10 ssk ti' Pants; pen'nai.i Guernsey Froeks Wrap.
FURNISHING GOODS.
Hakory calcp, white plain Hueu corded and Par.
% ms. iaEey cDored sAifts, with CON mon and pol
= ~fi5iosnds; string peorsey corded Byron, pol.
~ lell@fs Aesk les Stocks, fancy and and piail
fatdts; Gloves-White, black and eolored lid in
r. basA, eioth- Chesterfield, Aberdeen, Berlin
tA.39 m ana GeInan ana For GaaHifets; wool, meri-
ietand e0ttoh Hos9; white and fancy linen ana sglx
hzndksrehte r.: sGltroistered laie6s gosi white and
nsiHed medHo ard siik NTapbars and Draves..
tcPi = It's, see rfs Natter. GsDt-, Shawl. and
fAEwt Plus, UHbfeiiast Carpe saeks and all other
4afsigies Baily Kept ty The trade an ~ raiek /.
sI,5sialiy ,abi0ated 70 the examination Of Gus.
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sfRAt{AM & hEFN4sss
FORWARDING and Commission msrthaatz,
10 BURRON s'EEN BLOC K, FR0FT STREET
Davenport, Iowa
Orders solicited for the purchase OF GTa+2 Fi2lT.
Woodland PTodue generally.
-REFEREaCzs-
bu,roHgs & t'Estsy!nln- Davenport. lsEa
Wise Puss5 & Wise, Phil, Pa,
Springer, azrbauys ( CO.. Pitls5nTG fE..
SlaUE IS Co. -
J5sera &. Elder, ST L0uls, No
Mcbride & Hammer, CiuctnaaG- olio
Z. &cCog & ~Cas, \ Lisbon
u, s d. Mcdonald 6 CO W,.-zFl.las e-.gF
an NuItiA,
George Wells,
ifan1a, Garr9saaa& 4 d.. q. ,.ayria.A
EasssT q siuCia.r
Lac - Cfra1AlU. NeE s.ial1 1er.
Merchants s-s,s sslly, Salem
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wx. ?. cAHP1ELL,
aG Ga2stGSTi Ga2s5tG >, \ oa5sR!S aI5RXSEiS3dk. VIZ iS3f.dks ana
s,ss 7.s. oaics II he Conr House. All order,
pF2mpiig attsudedto. Aug. Hth 'a5 a.wif
JAS. RUMBOLD, Ja.,
gJaT ACTOR AID DUILDIR
Shop alley bet. sth and 9th sts., rear Of Coasfs
+ .Iionsi, aad Nest of Methodist Church.
nc 2slt '5sdc wif
40 aasx 4. y. kYERs, DENTIST,
yy5xe Has removed his OfRcs 70 sscona
"lINJ 81. between Brady and Perry, q
lew doors east Of Smiths Store
Ii hopes that the las, three years praets
81 tots city has given such satisfaction will induce
nose wishing The services Of Dentist to seek his
13w location
az 70 his work any amouni Of reference. can be
gwen Il desired sspts 80 dwtf
a. W. CARTER Z. p.
Physician & Surgeon.
Jfst ~ Sorlh side of3d St. Two doors West oI
Bsad' 81. boards at puuoD,s on South side sizd S..
gs.7''' 7'adY YpsFsyIposr, ! FsfsI 81 IOWA
aafshl hlzlh, IS.
L.. 4. PELltON, M. d..
E'ORMERLY Assistant Physician 70 the u misrsnt,'
I 2 nitentiary and KinSs CO. Hospitals, II. ;,
Gently Of orsnge nd westches.sr Cos, oners
as professional ssFrices TO the of Daveap
gs gsa rs h'Aas ass y isss..s sss ~
DR.. J. W. H. BAKER
4 flEb su experience OF thirteen years In lie
tar3c6 of Medicine and Surgery oners ti.
g'essioHa! esryices 30 tho eitizens o. Davenport
iss y.ctnity. Particular attention will be given
operative Surgery and diseases Of he thToat and
apzs, OAce IL Post onee Block No. Q, up stairs; |
hfs % ii5 s., between Brady Perry sis.
W Il. LU1. y. p,
fractising Physician,
tss4 narfig