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suit with the Vigilance Committee of this
h city, and attempt to bring about recon-
citation between them and the State au-
thorities. After an extended conference,
It is said, the Sacramento committee re-
turned, convinced that the action of the
Vigilance Committee has been right and
proper, and that it was best for them to
proceed until their purposes were fully
accomplished.
| The San Francisco Cronicle, in its
summary Of the news, says:
| The great distinguishing feature of the
day, not only in San Francisco, but
throughout the State, is the doings Of the
Vigilance Committee Of this city. One
broad fact remains, as the result Of their
action, in connection with the public peace
"fthe city, that never since the organiza-
ton of the city has there been such full
protection to all our great interests, life.
liberty and property. Our courts have not
been interfered with, our judges are in
full authority, and our police are attending
TO their duties. Only one officer Of note
has resigned-our City Marshall-.nd
this fact was not connected with the action
Of the Vigilance Committee, but it was
necessary for him to do so ON pecuniary
accounts.
On Wednesday, the 4th inst, in the
newspapers Of the day, appeared the gen.
eral orders OF his Excellency the Govern.
or, and Major Gen. Sherman, of this divi-
sion, for enrolling the militia on the side
Of the Law and Order" party, SO called.
The issuing of these documents on the
part Of the authorities was generally con-
sidered by the citizens as ilItimed, and
that, if done at all, it should have been
done before. The publication Of the or
ders was followed by but few enrollments,
and the people of the States can Judge Of
the feeling here when we state, that up to
the sailing Of the steamer only 275 men
have been mustered into service.
On the 9Th inst. VIM. Mulligan, C. P.
Duane, Billy Carr, John Bulger, WooIley
Kearny and Martin Gallagher, who were
proved to have been connected with frauds
upon the ballot box by means of stuffed
votes, and dangerous characters generally,
were sent out of the country by the Vigi.
lance Committee, partly by the Carrier
Dove, for Callao and the Chincha Island,
and partly by the steamer Golden Age.
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@Mr. Brooks was fined three hun-
dred dollars, for his attack on Sumner in
the Senate Chamber Of the United States.
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The sunshine ollie is made up Of very
little beams, that are bright all the time.
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BLAcxwooD for June is on our table.
Messrs. Leonard Scott & Co. place us
under obligations for the same.
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Pun. Docs.-Our thanks are due to the
Hons. John Shidell and Miles TAYLOR for
a number Of valuable and interesting
Congressional documents.
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o. We have = sugar cane in our Office
that is four feet long, and has six red
joints. It is from the plantation Of Mr..
J. G.. Beatty.
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o. Why are energetic meu Ike d s
les? Because you cant keep 'n'~
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PUTNAM's MoNrHLY.-We are indebt.
ed to the publishers for this excellent
work for the current month. OH
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LINDA; or. THE You've PRIOR or THE
BELLE CREoLE.-Such Is tho title Of q
new work By Mrs. Caroline Leo Hentz,
just published BY I. B. Peterson, 102
Chestnut street, Philadelphia This is =
story remarkable for tho deep interest
THE pot and touching beauty Of it we'll
told Incidents some Of our newspaper
editors, indeed. pronounce il the 5est
Story eosr rsslis1ed.' This l. certainly
high praise. and from our knowledge Of
Mn. Leo Hentz's ability, as a accom-.
Plished writer, We have no doubt the praise
i well merited. = -. So. s.
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ADJOURNMENT OF CoNGREss.-lt is
said that Congress will adjourn by the
18th Of August. ASA
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PErERsoN's MAGAzINE.-The number
for August is before us, and it is replete
with matters interesting to the ladies'.
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CONTRIBUTORS WANrrD.-We should
esteem It as an especial favor il some Of
our Pensioners would OCCASIONALLY favor
US with contribution on some subject Of
interest. Since we have held the very
responsible post Of editor Of the g Ceres 2
not ono Of the literaii Of Terrebonne has
deigned to write limo for the 6 goddess
q tho golden sheaf.' Como to tho res
cue! s.ss 81 . 's.lss as
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How to Eat Wisely.


81. Never SIT do,cn to table nth an
anrious or disturbed mind better, hun.
dred.fold, intermit that meal, for there
will then be that much more food in the
world for hungrier stomachs than yours ;
and besides, eating under such circum-
stances can only, and will always, prolong
and aggravate the condition Of things.
SO. Nerer SIT dorn to meal after any
intense mental effort, for physical and men,
tai injury is inevitable, and no IMAM has a
right deliberately to injure body, mind, or
estate. aH
"3d. Never 60 to full table during
bodily acknowledgement by some as
being scorn out, tired to death, used up,
done orcr, and the like. The wisest thing
you can do under such circumstances, is
to take a cracker and a cup Of ,rarm tea,
either black or green, and no more. In
ten minutes you will feel a degree Of re-.
freshment and liveliness, which will be
pleasantly surprising to you; net Of the
transient kind which glass Of liquor af-
fords, but permanent for the tea gives
present stimulus and little strength, and
before it subsidies, nutriment begins to be
drawn from the sugar, and cream, and
bread, thus allowing the body, gradually
and by safe degrees, to regain its usual
vigor. Then, in a couple Of hours you
may take full meal, provided it does not
bring it later than two hours before sun.
down; if later. then take nothing for that
day in addition to the cracker and tea, and
the next day you will feel q freshness and
vigor not recently known. No reader
will require to be advised a second time
who will make trial as above, while it is
a fact of no unusual observation among in
telligent physicians, that eating heartily,
under bodily erhaustions, Is net an infre-
qucnt cause Of alarming and paintsl H.
ness, and sometimes Of sudden death.
These things being so, let every family
make it point to assemble around the
family board with kindly feelings. with \
cheerful humor and courteous spirit and
let that member Of il be sent from the
table in disgrace who presumes to mar
the ought to be blest reunion by sullen
silence, or inpatient look, or angry tone,
or complaining tongue. Eat in thankful
gladness, or away with you to the kitchen,
you graceless churl, you ungrateful, pesti.
lent lous, that you are. There was grand
and good philosophy in the old time Gus
tom Of having a buaoon or music at the
z-..s --ls
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~ There has been perfect stampede
Of pleasure-seekers from this town and
vicinity during the past week. Thirty.
five Or forty persons, II least, hare started
during that time to pay their respects to
old Neptune II his courts on Gallon and
Last islands. They I'll 60 decidedly for
pleasure, Is there is no such thing Is
sickness extant in this eectiou.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-11-01
DR.. w. D, BLAIN,
OF NEW YORK,
nCuLIST AND AUR1ST /,

Ias permanently located In Rock Island, on Illinois
r street opposite Island City hotel where he VIII
happy 10 s persons afflicted with diseases Vi the
I've and Ear. -
Hayug devoted several years tls special branch OF
s pro.ssop trusss shat he relieve many who have
Ziysn W In despair with Amaurosls, tie symptoms OF
which are weakness OF sight, imaginary objects sostpS
i the eye objects appear obscursd oy cloud OF "a
1ip.ss aasisss OF light, enlargement ofthe pupil &C.
l.taraes in whek the Ions scrn white and prevents
ns rsys light passing through H. opthAims or inbA
nation Near sight Weakness OF xision strabtsmas or
suuinting as well Deafness Ia its various FORMS
Usy,ls received from Paris tho new and woudsrful
5,dhsuioseope with which enabled 10 iook tnto
s aopbs oi The eye and tbs intsrior as as
he outside and aereoy ascertain the exact sa o tps
mis- nerve ret!na in Amsurosis the lens In netp-
nj estarsct Aiso lis Illuminated speealuu for sx'
nLnipQ the ear, ssSell as several ne" medical pfepA
os fof curing opsoiy of the eornes or uim over ths
,,e without the use Of ,he knife causucs
10 prsyen. lnpesttop, Dr.. b., deems lt prudent 70
ale that he 10 regular Physician. BEING Ersduste
fths Uniysrsity Vermont, also Of the New York Up
taslmic Hospital. and his suocsss a ~ oeuhs ~
70 the perfeosion 10 which he hss the
r. Of msdcstsd vspos in the satnsptes disessss Of
the eye. :, -, A.
,-amsnt Of chrouie Diseases especially Of the shroes
nd iuuss, having cured himself OF Consumption sfcr
srre part of h right lung lost by dissAss - well
a !, maus others in alike condsson ofhes Aoafs TON
nine " four,
-
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THousHI.--I remember that Adam
Smith and Gibbon told us that there
would never again be destruction OF
civilization by barbarians. The dood
they told us, would no more return 70
cover the earth; and they seemed to
reason Justly, for they compared the
immense strength Of the civilized part
to that which remained savage, and
asked from whence were to come those
Yandals who were to again destroy
civilization. Alasl it did not occur TO
them that, III the very heart OF great
capitals, in the very neighborhood OF
splendid palaces, aud churches, and
theatres, and libraries, and musenms,
vice, ignorance and misery might pro
luce race OF Huns fiercer than those
who marched nnder Attila, and Van.
dal- more bent On destruction than
those who followed Genssric =. Aacou-
fay a8 a
South Carolina and her son Brooks nave
net with powerful competitors in Utah and
Brigham Young. The Prophet swears thss
,inlsss Utah 10 admitted into the Union. he
will ishdraw with all his wives from con
nsetion with the government. aud sppsal-
ng to the Lord, set up sn be ewa aeesens.
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WOOD, WOOD,

A the CITY WOOD YARD, junction olsecond ana
.hfront streets We have nov on hand large ssso't
u,sut of ali kinds of seasoned Wood rsMsly
Maple, Ash, Oak, Hickory, &C.,
which we are selling cheap also large quantity of Fsne
ing Post. To Brick Aaksrs and Others who want
Mood by the will make liberal deductions
''f'' ~ H. WILLIAMS d CO.
os., s,Ja,o1 davenport. Iowa
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80 claire House,
.N.s,,fan,T L uyFpTu prnpriafnfs

pLNI5VN y " III ~ ktVFts~NStsf
as the sksya establishment viii respectfully In
} form the public that the hpGsc having oesh new
Is asied ap aal fep .aisaed q now a. Isaanss' .ot
he Of tue pa Nlioi and they VII spare
90 efforts 10 gi,s sssfss'ton 10 taose stopping with
tbsn This, sUsys Roasa !. located on Hsss Main
street, ,bstTegB sacoEd aud ln'rd Sta
nsH sHannoIl Ny 1, So. 0ALI
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Dsots aas Sbses.
the SHOE TRADE.

fIAvfSG incrsssed oar hcili.les fsr. sesnuaesl g.
III ing sod dealing In BooiS, Shoss and Lseshss, "
undersigned, successor. 70 8. q. Dawson Co., sets
30 the Citizens ofDsFsnport and vicinity, xrHessr In.
iucsr ns than ever 30 buy tneir boots asd baoss ~
.sin every description Of goods b! the peop
Se sso are mskirs extensive Prepsfa,iens j. :
Waslesaieng Koois kaa Shoes, aud vein coni !.
.ry dessrs 10 cali AID examine stock snd price
gst If ou Discrimination 10 setion ssgood terms -
lhoy can hs pprebasedta st. Lsuis or Chicago.
tDSEsoS, oBJ0Gs co.
oct25 Brady ST., door IRON I'd.
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CHICAGO AND ROCK ISLAND RAIL1oAp
f00N Z 81 .
aRmANGEMENTs,

Spring ARHANGEMENTS,
nN and after Monday, April i4th, ie5d.snd until
OfgrGhsI notice, riips will leave Rock is!snd ds
y, Sundays excepted, ss follaws;
ID exprs.s, Stopping onl, stibs principal :,
Sd nigai xpress, stopping al all stations s.i0P
All freight. with I'd class care al 0.3u A. .. .
Trains arrive at Rock Island daily, sundays except
cd, Is follows; 40.
ID express, stopping oa!y at ths principal
mall train al to.io =. ~ :
4th freight with I'd class cara III b.4o r. N =
All lrains this read ara in direct connection al
Chicago with trains both the aich gsa sou'hsrh
and Michigan Central z. X. to and from !siroi TO
ede, Cleveland, C0lu,ntas, Cincinnati, rttsegfssi
DunkIrk, Buffalo, &isgara Falls, Albany, New YORK
philxdeip hia, Baltimore and Washington. Also u
Ia SalIe wlh trains ot the Illinois Central hqso-
north f sa,sna and south 10 ST. Lons and Calfo,to
which place liekst. can be procured of y. ,. sfE
yRNs Ticket Ct. 4. u. Depot RI. gzE'
Passengers are reminded OF the necessity oil gflns
isinet rselions 10 tle destination OF their Dag
gfgs, 80 :, procure tickets before taking ihslr
seats o inc e4rs te conductors collect fares ohiy
10 gtoHs or Tue lns Of the Chicago aud Rock Island
Railroad. JOHN y. fhACfr suht's
e" W. Fl. @Mra.S, Ass't Snpt.
Rock island, Anrii7, 1856. .
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Stopes.
BUY YOUR STOVES

yXyhRRE wilslwsys be found one eftae bestEs
w sortmsnts OF Stoves. Tin Flsis, Sheet Ish,
Wire, Jspsnned Ware, Tin, Sheet Iron and Cops
Ware 10 II Is city. Among hts assortment
= l. OV I. =
are the fe.lsatstsd 1lGmsx aud Charter osa Ce0t
Stove $, coal ni y oeii At full and complete as
sortme nj PRrior 30x tRd Heating Stoves, Bieyats
ovsu Stoves, and many other pgtterns too nutner.
oye to mention. Our motto IL, Quick Sasss sho
one dollar cave 10 dollar es med; and by calling
a, this Stove store on will 1t and get Just a.
good an srtcle AZ u any other house.
Particular attention paid 10 House Roofn2, Spout,
ing and Job Work in general out of good Tin sn,i
stock. hoping 10 receive share OF the public pat
ronage ~ this motto: t'ouiek sEles and yinsll
Prodfs fsepg) u. H. BORSB.
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COHPA1oEs,
nFuil sizes of Gurley 4 Cos. Troy, u
dw.u X. A. PORTRR& BRO, X. i.
Coal! Coal!

+, 4vegEY THOMAS, so. are now receiving, al
| IIl,iI Yarl near t5s ,,li! road depot, 100 TONE
1E lUAL DAILY For taelsnd Steam bhss NO sd'
owing 10 combination OF the miner: TO raise tne
10, III Coal--wh We would noi sabmn lowe
were uuabe for short time, % supply our sn ssom
in:,ion lin whichths community has no small inter.
".Is we are now prepared to deliver IN this city o.
davenport, ~ ausnSals snnass.ion II nat at the Yard.
81 lsla,d lang -dtt ...r
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FALL AND WINTER CLOTHING
At JOIN JO1DAUe

IOWA LOTHING STOAk. 8
LANCE spdvsrisd assortment ofMen's and
ing slitis di1sysstsud sPproy and made
COED worhnss out oiths best mstsrisl.
Fine, medium and common, Union, Beaver, Felt,
Pilst, tstssshsu and Flushiny, 6angnps, Saeksand
Palette. Gi1ss Dr:ss sSd f.ssn Cost. 2,
NET, Velvet sad Tweed Psptsloons. SILK, Satin, Va
lsnSis ,ewsnsdown Velvet, Plush, Clolb, Cashmere,
sgtnst, Douhisssd single breasted Vests. Monkey
Jackets, Drawers. undeFshiIts, Hosiery, Suspsnders
tsiovss Csavass Hs srcheis ,Shrt-tolsrs stocks
fiss sesrfs, Winchester snd sootts approved Patsai
sbslideFsssm Snirts, abressand silsrticlesusuAl'
IL kept In gentemsn' furnishing stores, including
Robss de- ChAmbrsAsd Revere Vestsapd oyercosts.
.iise, ,asplssdid assortment of uncut Clotas Csssi
evdesistSs bsstmanasr, with pronptnsss, ataeecn-
uoAsting prisss, and By eompetsut workmen Ihls
sstAAlisAnsatts,n she monthly receipt cftns isseei
kaAhioaAso sssinsyuetsdso .hsm may Dc re-
lieeapss being IN .es ns, Soss ssS ss
.SSei a satvn ,Dronpsly attsndedto ~ hsrssofers
Il IAfO ofa sew stylssogstAsE Mithall onhs com
uen ttpls sopstAsuy on baud.
sgsst esu bee sFcoasdsn,'
" Ass.. @s'ri'''' a'hs.nss joas Sias.tnsi josbAs.
a.rssaasf.lssas aoiosaisr, snFrens'srses,e eppc-
nsyssSsr.iaisa at,ls,s,-4a..i
FRESH NJ E A Is.
yTyHx sabserlbsr has Assn . stall IN he upper and
! II ~ As Lower Market, where As sssures thc pub
ik, ss . prepared Az tnes 70 ssrve them Win NJ
esod meets - tAs country AFFORDS, aud NJ as low
psisss = tAsy esS be Obtained In tba cy. He asks
6srs Of ps6ns pslsonsxs. Meat dsliss..d a The
seSlAssess sf fsus,aAsss W o. AooRE.
alsy ~. 49,: aa
7111HfNNI1
E,es as,sa fsssss Z srs's- HECK isiaaa'
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New Goods. New Coods,'l
EDW ARD ALDEN
Merchant Tailor,

Wholesale and Retail Dealer in
Ready-Made Clothing,
eisths, csssimsrss, vsstings, Cents Fur
uishinS Goods and Isilors' Trimmings,
III stnss returned IRON the cast with one OF the
III l1rges! and best selectsd stocks Of goods ever
offered for ssisin this market consisting IN part Of
shsioilo~ins ,rsisles: -, n,,,
EsSith, French, German and american, Of the O.
sect qaality sud latest s.si Of goods-
CASSf1iERES.
HS%!isa, Frsnsa and Am riesp, o. every variety a.
"''s' color 'aa ssvviEs svviEssTINGs.
White ARrs~ilIes, Iataig sse, White London FiguF-
sd Tinsel snd Colored Silks, Fancy and Plain sllk
Velvet, Fancy Silk and Linen, Italian stlk Greua-
due, Satin, Italian CiotA, SIX Piu.h, Hnd Fancy
ovERcoATING.
SiseS, 6lue and Brown Brostelosh Union, v hisAey
and Pilot Cloths. Fancy, Blue, Brown and Mulberry
Castor Beaver, Canada mixed and ssi&ra Of the la
READY-MADE
0vss.Costs, Over. Sacks, Eurtouts, Rssans jacket.
and Taimss, Frock and Dress Proes Goats of -!
quaiiass aud stylss. six, vslrss, Plush, Cloth
doubls and ywst fancy and plain Cashmere ana
Do sskin Pspts; Dsn'a and Guernsey frocks, Wrap.
FURNISHING GOODS.
Hickory, calico, white plain linen corded and Paris
DO oms, fancy eolored Shirts, with common and pol
he wristbsnds; string Dsonsey, corded By ron, pol
ks Collars, Neck Ties, Stocks, ispcy and and plain
Cnvsss; Gloves white black and coiorsd Kid, lin.
I'd buck, cloth, Chesieraeid, Absrdesn, Berlin,
Union and German and Fur osuntlsts; wool, mer
noand cotton Hose; whits and fancy linen and sill.
Eandkefehiei.; embroidered lambs woel, white and
mixsdtnsriao and silk Wrappers and Dra1srs;
Wool Aiits, ssarfs, Mumers, Gents ShANls amt
Shawl Pins Umbrellas, Carps, Sacks, and all othsr
articles sslly kept by the trade, all Of which i
respectfully submttted to the examination of rus
toRors. ss1R 5tE&a=
ansarty call VIII SECURE choice selections.
1- EDWARD ALDEN
sesond street, opposite LsClaire Ro~, Davenport,
Low 4. fb4iRaeu Maie & Brady.5 sep6dtf
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Dyer's
xlINAlING EM RK CATlON.
d for youYown bensot nsS o. - with0HsN
What Dyer's HsaliAg xDbreeet1eo Y

And for youyovn bepeat Ssr - with0atn.
What Dysr's Healing xDbteeet11 y.
II perfect Pain prsroysr, ssd ~ inssassSss rom
rdy for the cprr OF rheumatism Cats Wounds Pam In
hs sids Back and Limbs Lumbago Sore ihroes busns,
se.ids, swsilinss, Asus, crsmp, Pies, ts !or Out.
vii snord immediate rsei IN sesds or burns, Aad for
psins or weakness In any psrt Of tbs syssm VIII give
certain relist !n avery short time
dies tOr crsnp spasodic asctons, br psips o. soF
ness in the side, Throat chest, snd roaeh fr sask
beadsebs Dsns. =. slstDss. M & = se,s,n e e
sooshng, healing aud pain dseuoyiHs pfopseaes ens
aused BY any othse compound medicine, and ws heve
never It fsl In srrsssinS shs progress Of the
what has Dyss's Healing Eubrocatioa done'
WopSsrs indeed IL u kpowu every whsgs - sstAn-
lard usdicins, sure remedy and unvsrss, psaeoss
for rhsuMtism, suts weaI d. burns, seeads lamocUc
svre throat piles, bowel complaints, cbolee wtna eho
h. dy,sptsry y and other 'tlls and acbss In
p.gsy :,., .rans y @ ~s L s.cssns al.
more aud more popular, sndas PsriormnS fsoAssose
cures day by day All persons who have never USED th
srst remedy foe all s0rs q psn' saoa '"sS
4 Balm for Every wsund.
Over. Healing kmbrocston has acquired ~ anpre>s.
dsnisa celebrity = A.sias IsnsSs. @ N sasss
nal aud internal pain, N short period % ans eeien.
ideally pysparld q aud alwsys preserving ne Ans
s.sss sssss .sS II .aa Ssss Is l
known that il shsrdy ~ nsnsd 10 pashe PRINT
4 sure 1suSly tsT Iilss.
Ihs Piles most distssssiAS complaint y uoss Psvs-
.sut than d Rspsssliy ssppossd. II sstsodsd WI "
nsmru.top sssl sslaoSs In the sensssltty q eaees
msks hsls sppearapes y iAdseGtbseay Petsfsl Whanh
imSossibls 9 rssst serssoaias Nd g. sely lsr
snt rsIf sssnato - tssre 70 tsar - sAie ~ ths
dissass y aos dapsssoss. bss esersAsAy sspaeasasa-
Werks, and those sf ssdsnary Sabie - noel s9hsa
70 this nsAdy Lstsll aaisssd Uy Dysr's HssiiaS ~
brocAtou spd We vsxrsst inoedistsly relief And -
fsetusi cure Many rouelesoms essss u As eonpasss
havs been rsussdisd By The use q iAs grses
We can prsseas ct upos aet In ecrrossssee u shis
statsnelt sad thousands bsax testimony - ~ usss
vslus sf tAis AnHsaiing Psnscsa. rfr1 p,sfs
9 3q II otai1 Lar -.
Ibs ssss Nh wAssA Dysss usaatnS nnbss<sHios
spplisd, he sbsssss Of any gsass - Guy ssssssss
~ -oom position, In psnfest nsssnsss, lsuag - -
ucon a. drs,s or skiu ss Agsssbls odss e
aailns and soaous esss. r..sss !. u: most ,s,ss
a.. - - ~ sluils oS ths psopgis$u's agpseass
4. Y. vI1LD. srep,ssees, frsvsAse5 -
sosd IN Rask islAsa sd psvsAR%s
q Essans u q 400o0T. osDeoe
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~ = 1IId p;nneer r Baker, Slid ahead!

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s,uR suhscys,sr has reeentls i0sde extensive prep
/ arstions fos tie MANUFACTURE q %nust, nngai'
,,s.na' sod fu, Me, Mater sat o! s.CT traekeIs,
nI' - 30. 49,. together viii good ssscrt
nent r,,Ht Of igaui Bread Cakes and suSIe
have ao patshsss,a3 zoe u f1ssns 1su fs.. ~ 's'''
''4"''' PATENT LOAF BREAD,
hS-.-r, rhr advantages claimed Tor
his a,AAng bfs~ 'fs r'a' ,'S sts"a s,nsar
nl'N 4 T.; a a .r 40 muTr eFeb1 ~ sr5ps uush
ith Srt ,rcu,aHg stale, shd I" mary per-eus
er| cbirr rioghkte Wbsn Heek n4ui y sas .
- h9t ~! ,pa 1npN Frsugb roll, II 4Ues iErlhbf,
Az introduced ntn GIniilea whe lave Hs'-
~Pa.d 8r Bread Sstts .a. saIlaay .ripr tsS sS
ie'l r,s,as on 1. rms heh ranpot 1871 20 give 3D.
SpG' p ',.t,tion, hops 10 DO b!e . Supply ~ "ap
may lsyer me with their paIsnhas. ~ t,,
same. Az DANIEL MOORE,
ea 20. D., a. ,aat ara. ,uaN re above
N, ,s ktSn. A. pyettynan's Stesm Mile ..."
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. !, N aud ansr Monday sept, sth, 1859, and uHr
furthaf notice .rains will leave Davenport for
duscatiae and toss city, tsundays excepted ~ fol
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Copper, Tin and Sheet
Iron Shop.

/, t,HE undersigned are now opening now Copper,
I Tin and Sheet Iron J0bbsng shop, on Sec
pud Street near Harrison slreet faii sssorinens
l The various articles posing n stock OF com
RIsta Tin.~ars and stove store. All sors Of we'll,
,i,tsrr and Doubls-Acting Force Pnmps csu NJ Gil
'nes bs had at the above meniionsd place.
{ Lead Pipe, Sheet Lead, Sheet Copper, Sheet Zine,
4 nd Bathing Tubs on hanTeonstantly.
Their long sxp pc riencs in the business makes the
sabscribsrs confident OF satisfying all calls made IN
lhsir Inns.
raxticuIAr attention paid to Tin Roonns and espe.
,isIly to selling Williams' Patent Pump with ball
valves. ,,,,,, ,ss,,
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