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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-08-05

HusTISGs' CouRr-This Court commenced its Au-
p lst term yesterday: Edward Thomas charged with
stealing $50, was acquitted.
Joseph Roberts charged with stealing mule, was
convicted aud sentenced to two years confinement in
the Penitentiary and having been there before for
larceny his term of confinement will be five years.
Court will sit again this morning.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-08-05

CAPT. WITcHER.-The Danville Register SAYS;
eve have heard that it is rumored that the gallant
old champion of Wing principles, Capt Vincent
Wither, would not sustain MIR. Fillmore and that it
was thought that he would vote for Buchanan 1t
gives us the greatest possible pleasure be able to
say that there is a word of truth in the rumor We
hear it from the very best authority the old "Wheel
Horse himself that he never has felt in any former
canvass deeper interest in any election than he feels
now in the election of Mr. Fmorel"
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-08-05

TORNADO IN SuFFoLK.-On Tuesday between
and two O'clock the town Of Suffolk was visited bya
tremendous gust of wind, which blew down Mr.. Pru-
dens carriage house. lover the bridge) crushing his
carriage and buggy to pieces and killing horse 1t
also blew down two three small shanties at the
upper entrance to the town, and blew down number
of trees along the Main street. aud from those which
whstood its violence it tore off large limbs aud scat
tered them to an immense distance. The gust e.
joce to learn followed by heavy rain which
poured down necessarily for half an hour.-N0rfoM
HeTdld
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-08-05

AIDES FINE snOEs.-I have lust opcuc,,
LADIES FINE SHOES-l have just received from one
of regular manufacturers follows Ladies trimmed
and plain fine Kid slippers Fine Kid Pump Buskns Kid Calf
and Goat Welt Buskns prime White Kid Slippers Also
call and see them. p SEABURY
july 23ts
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-08-05

Wing Observation-Disclosures has been 6vod nm
as the place and the 3oth of August the time for the
holding OF a Wing Convention to nominate a candi
date for Congress in the First District
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-08-05
SALES BY AUCTION.
FUTURE DAYS
BY CRENSHAW & FISHER.

ItARsaO aALE Of 5000 Bags Rio CoMce.-wl
be sold auction, Wednesday, August 9Th, nj Of
10 o'clock 1900 bags Rio Coffee selected
prensly THIS market cargo Of brig oeze dcharg
ing
+, n Ship samples ready for inspection
July 3UtdauE tRGNsiiAW FISHER.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-08-05

lAA AnA BUSHELS WHEAT WAN
IVVDsVNbO TED-Iwish TO purchase tits season
least ooodo Bushels Wheat, aud as much
nlly In The market aud would like 10 10000
bushels Tor Immediate delivery
ohois having wheat 10 aol will do Themselves
Injustice should they sell their Wheat before they ma
will ALWAYS pay The highest cash price fr all good wheat and
fully prepared to buy and pay for any quantity that may
como 10 this market
Rags, Hays, HAYS.
will Furnish Hays 10 my cusomom upon the same terms M
heretofore charged 10y tho Rail Road Company and will allow
"a reasonable time for them To he returned.
ssuUuo, siuWno, esupuO.
Farmers he supplied with quantity OF No PoruN
Gnano direct tho Government Agent at
aslnw prro be bought where shall also keep
hand good supply plastor--Iump and Lynchhnrg
Ground which viii sell cheap other House In this
place WIN "a MILLER,
July lsn On nasn.
uAussOG.UCBON.--rh copn rsncvphtp IA vcis-
existing under the firm If Lacy Terry Ia ths day
Moses Lacy having purchased
John = Terry onro interest All claims due from and Ia
the late concern VIII he settled by him,
MOSES Lacy.
JNo y. TERRY
uly ~ 1856.
FINlIE Unc gncl IAN wing purchased of Jno y Ter
ha the late VIII continue the Gro
old stand The
IaSu where ho viii be pleased his old rcnda aud h'
public gonornily MOSES Lazy.
vuNIIE -ub-s ibrr la retiring fro0s the co"ccrn
heretofore TO the late and respectfully sole
continuance of the TO the of Mosoa La
cy JNo y. TERRY.
| July 81 irlw
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-08-05

SLIDE.-The Western Cars were detained short
while yesterday, by the falling fheavy rock on the
track, three miles above town. The track was mash
ed into the ground
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-08-05

LETTER FROM Mr.. FIIrMoRE.-Mr Fillmore
has replied in the following letter tn tho endorse
mint of his nomination by the United Americans
of New York.
BUFFALO. \. Y. July 30 1856.
Gcntlemcn.-l have the honor Ia acknowledge
the receipt of your letter of the 25th instant in
forming me that at n Convention of the Executive
Committee of the several chapters of the Order
If the United Americans in this State, convened
in the city of New York on the 2lst instant, it
was unanimously resolved to adopt my nomna
ton rs your candidate for the Presidency Of the
United States. Of which you were instructed 10
give me official notice.
NV position before tho country is well known,
admitting neither Of disguise nor cquiv"caton.
| am the candidate Of the American party. but
see nothing inconsistent with that position, or
dshonorable. either to myself or those who may
support me, in receiving the votes of all those
who knowing my position, prefer to cast them
for me; and feel peculiarly tlattered where tits
done as in your case on the ground of my past
official acts. | therefore accept tho nomination
SO generously rendered by the Order If United
Americans, and hope they may never have reason
To regret this signal proof of confidence. / have
the honor to be, gentlemen, your friend and fol
low citizen. WILLARD FILLMORE.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-08-05
%DO.OOO W"nr" , n.y "a. .;"o, =,


Tho suhachcr wishing close his stock OF Fancy and
Staple Goods his friends aud the public his
tro Stock comprising nearly every article kept ~ III" Dry
Goods line together with carpc.nfs Home of which very
handsome, consisting OF two ply, three ply Brusses sc
large proportion af tho sbevr suek purchased this Spring
be fu id de sraho Goods any In the city
All of good aud desirable Goods NJ Gost for
Cash respectfully invited 10 call AND examine Tor thum
selves PHILIP W, fANNE
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-08-05

81 How beautiful Is the rain
After the dust and heat,
In the broad and fiery street,
In the narrow lane,
How beautiful is the rain
How II clatters along the roofs,
Like the trample of hoofs
How Il gushes and struggles out
From the threat of the OVERLOOKING spout
Across the window pane
II pours and pours.
Aud sw 1T and wide,
with a muddy tide
lake a river down the gutter roars
The rain, the welcome rain
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-08-05
LYNCssnURsa FlIsNu-

= sXCAnOKE Now md Forever Have
fsD you been therof Yes sir Aud bought alot of White
Duck Goats s. 50 Pants % 10 Vests rs ST.
81 % and - 50 aud splendid silk Vests at 81 so and 81 worth
O. 30 and &c. Cloth Goats from $40 to S35 Black and Fancy
Cashmere Pants the cheapest superior lot Of
Shirts -nd Collars endless variety of Under Shirts aud
Drawers, all styles of Socks Gloves and Handkerchief and
they Trunk put them in, and am going up
md open solci You will do well to do the same The
place IL THoS w ROfSTnNS,
Its u.s. sycamore Petersburg.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-08-05

HAVANA, d;EKMAN and DOMESTIC CI-
GARS.-Aso the finest Chewing Tobacco, the choi
eest and noted Brands will always be kept hand
my NEW STORE on Main Street Lynchburg Va
Having just commenced business in the above line
eny receive share Of the
especially when they find that have the very best
ry thing in my line, always on hand.
shall also always keep hand the Liquors and
Wines for medicinal purposes be sold only the bottle
II. NJ HARRIS & co.
n, b. Orders from the country any be convent
emily filled by express otherwise all sent will DO faith
fully attended to- H. NJ H. co.
ne SCts
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-08-05

THE DEATHS AT NORFOLK By THE FEvER.-We Iaorp
from the Norfolk Ucrald that the census of the dead
who were cut off last summer by the pestilence has
been carefully taken by the Committee appointed nv
the Howard Association within the last six weeks
and the total number in the four wards of the city is
asCertained to be l470 besides l05 who died in the
Howard Hospital; making together 1915. This, how
ever is exclusive of the deaths in the hospitals at Oak
Grove Lambert's Point, and some others the number
of which remains to be ascertained, and which will
probably swell the fearful aggregate to between
enteen and eighteen hundred. The census will &C
company the financial statements in the forthcoming
publication, which the Association is now preparing.
LUCRATIVE OFFIcE.-Mr Kelly, who is respecta-
Die Irish Boss. and whose labor is probably WORTH ut
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-08-05

~ building House Of Worship forho First Ircsbye
Church Of this city hereby invited Tho plan and
specifications VIII be ready for examination Mt the Count
Room Mcssr burroughs Shaie Co.. the 9th day of
August Proposals invited for the whole job and also for
tc Stonevok Brick work capeu,erswork, Pasteng Roof
ing Painting separately adproposals viii bo received
until the 10Th day Of August the work to be commenced
thereafter possible ~ u. DEANE, Jr.,
lIlY IL d. a lNnnp Chmn Bdg Com lHt prnsi Church
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-08-05

Ar,,-~ y. NATTGlGAaA 60. Successors
$500 Ia Il. T. Icnng take parAuro In saying 10 tSNo
WyH the ladies of this city and surrounding coun s<)
Try. that they have lust received from New 49,
York. and opening lot Of silk Lace Grape Hair,
Straw BONNETS with large lot of FLATS of different
kinds also lua lot of RIBBON, which thoy will sell cheap,
Ladies' pleaao call before you purchase aud viii
ondonvor th suit you both In quality and price
may 81 ~
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-08-05

~ ing between Drs Payne Langhorne dissolved on
the oath day of July by limitation To facilitate
ment of the concern have placed books the
Mr.. r. n Andrews who will call upon all indebted with.
ont distinction. S. PAYNE,
DAM. A. LANGHORNE
N H. Dr. Payne will hereafter keep his Office his
dence the HILL and DR. Langhornes Office will be as hereto
fore in the basement of his house on Church St.
uIv
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-08-05

~ WNNTEU.-Ebc NWbsCr1btr
~ Times In market for NEGROES of both between
the Of 10 aud 80 years. including Mechanics such
Backsmtls and Carpenter VIII the highest
ke prices cash His Office newly erected brick building
lot Lynch Immediately of the Farmers
Bank where hes prepared haying erected buildings with
board Iynchburg sale 9th
erwiso moderate and keep them II
they placed In the Jail of the Corporation.
may 1g-d&cly SETH WOODROOF.
- a uIBDS New Orleans md n. Rico Sugars,
sDV In store, for sale at lowest market rates
f,, M
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-06-13
Ut0tbing.
FALL AND WINTER CLOTHING
AT yOHE LORRAINE
IOWA CLOJHiAH STORE
La and Va AIRED tAsorfueut of MEMS III

IOWA CLOTHiAG SiQBE
f and aired sssortnent OF " MS and
Alloys, nendy made Clothing, etnbrsc.
ing silthe difefentand approved styles, ard tasds ny
good worginsn out oftbe best material,
. Fine, nsdiGH and common, Unicl; Be1ysr3 f4lt;
PILOT, Petershan and Flushing, BanguPs ,SsckeAnd
P2letot uYercoais, Cloth, Dress and FhocE Ccats 81
various coio7s aud qualities. Cloth, Cassi mere; SAT-.
net, Velvet and Tweed Paatsioous. siig, SATIN Va
lcntia. 5wansdoYn, Velvet, Plush, Cloth, Gssslmef<,
5ssinet, poubIeand Single breasted Ves.s. Monkey
Jackets, Drawers undsfsAirts, Hosiery, sGspendeaS,
Gloves, Cravats, Handke1chiefs Shirt olizrs,S stocks
lies, Scarfs, Winchester and Scouts apps ysc Patent
Shoelde rsesn 5nirts, ufnoreilasaHa sifaricicaa suai-
ly Kept IN gentlemsn's furnishing stores. t~nclgding
Robes de gnsmpre and Revere Vests and oyereosts.
Also, a splendid sssortocntof aacdtCicthg;c CASH
fGercsand Ngstiays -ali OF Which viii BE- made up 70
besrnenper, VIII proapiness1 At Gcc9m-
modatlng prices, and by competent workiaen. THIS
establishm entisin TIE monthly receip. oftne latest
Fashions 50 hatorder,intrustsd 10 them may be re-
iiedupoh az being IN the !stest.tyte oytho3s WAC de-
sireii. 'Al manner ofpiatn work and WORK ofE gen
teeiGisoiuu promptly atieudedt9 asheretofore
HATS ofa new style tosether witha all ofthe con-
III IN kinds constant; on hand.
1rs,efutfer psstpzsrpusge tresubscrugTconnfen%-
- hopes to neriiaso nttnusnse ofthe SANE.
JOHN JORDAN,
MsfchEntfs dGlotnlsr on frontsttest,SPpc-
site the Steam .HiIis.
DavenporJ,Jul % ,4rS5- dd-l
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-06-13
The RUINED FORTRESS.

ItA
The correspondent Of the L london
Times thus describes the present as.
peht of Sebastopoi:
s'The traces ofour presence will en-
lure Tor many 4 long year, uotwit!l-
standing the perisliabte nature oi.earth
ouakes, and all the energy OF Russia
and the physical torcs at her disposal
will be tasked 10 her utmost before
Sebastopol can rise FROM the heaps OF
blsckened stone and shattered walls
which now mark its site. In some
places u mission ofdestruction is not
complete, and | presume the peace
will prevent any measures being ta-
ken to blow up the buildings which
line the quay OF the docks on the east
ern side; they are considerably injur-
ed by fire and shot, but are not, so far
as lean Judge, rendered incapable 81
repair. As for the city proper, with
some few isolated exceptions, it might
be knocked down with pick and
carted away as rubbish. The walls,
which look firm at a distance, are
seen, on near approach TO be mere
shells, which q strong man could over
throw.
The d~esolation and sisence OF the
grass grown streets, the course Of
which is marked out by heaps OF white
stone in fragments or in blocks, piled
coniusedly on each other as they
were thrown down by the shock of ex-
| plosion or the actual agency ofpowder,
are appalling. One may wander be-
tween these walls OF debris, which
look like ruinous trenches, for hours,
without seeing a soul or hearing even
a sparrow chip. Ifa stone, disturb
ed by Ills tread, falls Gathering among
the ruin, the stranger accustomed to
the profound noiselessness ot1this new
Palmyra. starts as though Sebastopol !
were in the Great Desert, and nntrod-
den by any but himself, All the roar
of batteries. the smoke. tue shouting,
the tramp of men, the stern life OF the
trenches. and the labors OF the siege
have died away, we cannot trust for
ever, but let Us hope for many a long
year to come.
"Alone Interchangeable, the blue sss
sparkles in the sunshine between the
white forts and the sheer headlands Of
the roadstead, aud ripplss oyer the
sunken fleet, which just rears its mast
heads above the water. Fhe harbour
is still there, the Dockyard Greek, the
| Careening Bayd--all resdy once more
to lend their aid 10 man IN forming 4
new S~abastopol. The Tchernaya still
flows into the deep bay, and can bear
on its bosom countless tors OF ireestone
from the quarrieso OF lnkerymann, which
are, 10 all appearance, inexhaustiblc,
and which may well contain a new
Sebastopol. Let the rotting skeletons,
the heaps of human bones, the debris
OF ragged uniforms and equipment,
the remains OF the ierce struggle
which ended in that ravine still SCAT
tered over its side, presch a lesson to
whoever is about to lpuild the city
again.
San engineer officer remarked the
other day that he never a city
] which could be 80 soonfeconstructed
: The very ruined mansions and thu
stones Of the houses could be used Il
fill up q small raRns which intersect
3lr2 --,4AErFt
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JULILS LYlANoL,

Bu. az 4sli ASst tsA'k:' $50. HOO ~ irs,ra.
once % street. e.waaa Harrison @ra naf2
ELatsn, o teu4I- DAuls1, Aee~S<laA sag s"S~'Hi
IanKuasss sgoksD
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-06-13

tAfE ara nov prepared to offer deaiers sad corr
W suiaers Z itry0 st5es OF Heavy and Shelf Hard
ware, upon terms ard pfcss " mich cannct fail 70 suit.
We propose In tia column 70 ksep our crtorsers
posted vp tn hardware matters and Invite estis from
our fhenfsA~hod desire fair dealing.
For csyh We propose to sell ai q snail advance
l9vt kegs Sst's. Cat. soon for bargains. 10 sails
r.. CLOSE d Coz
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the city, and to form quays BY the wa.
ter-side. As to the sunken ships
there are various opinions. Some
say that they are by this time utterly
ruined-others contend that they can
be weighed and rendered fit for SER
vice.; but for the most part they are
only sailing vessels ofthe old build,
short and tubby. have seen a piece
taken OUT Of one ofthem, which was as
perfectly sound and good rs it was
the first day 1t was used.n 19e&'fsd2
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-06-13
Stopfs.
STOVES At WOLESALE'
The largest stovo store

in the ~oOt!:I
N y shati sseefse ON the nfenink NJ navigation the
W iargest stock Of sToNEaS and 1iASEh
SIOUX over brought ~ the State Of Iowa. AmoBy
ms nUIaerons articles which we shaii keep eonsiant-
4 ~ h5nd 'nr tuners use are TIA Plate, S&set fren
boiler tf9n Ao.i2 t9ao, Chorceat de-, sksssi4 de-,
fnslta'toa Rassia d., Bire, TIMED CopDsy,s, Hrs-
ssr's I'M Sfsestta. LEAD. cspper BSsksHs Mattel
d., Egn k,ce,s all sizes, timed TO-. al ksaas sJ
Eyesssd safe- Jopaarefd o.. Tsapprs T.ok :spsi we
GssIre AL lie rsois iaN "fiIg us v ill 81 oriss. esAs We
will all thenp good. IN our iife asiow d. they can DC
,opKht ia thic4zo or 81. Ls3is- shd na. b IL war than
they have been paying Tor them heretofore IL this
place, and on terms TO sair. ~8 I#9rm
Piecse give US a cal ami lear our prices, lad
then we thHik you NIL spend neisu err tins nor m~u-
ey hereafter in buying ct the tao place ~ above
Ham.d.
y. u. In a few says se shall rec.f I've an assert
nehIof the above named goods by 1sAroad, sam-
eient TO supply tht liza nediate demand.
country Merchants eea rely upon being supplied
AZ all times wItn iiusare and on iayorab.s terms NJ
Wholesale prices. s@a@Gy st& -
OH Rags, Copper, &c, &c, &c., taken In sI-
change for goods.
Bsady between frent and Second sireei a
McbI2-fxstI WiEKERshAM & HICKS.
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Yankse Nehens ana Rove

1huftc Not16E7 Ma 1OyEa
4 LARGEassortmentjustoP enirg andfOFsale aii
n Davenport Music store; ID.
No : i'e Claire Row: HIGGINS,
4 Large aud yer! aae assertAae uEs'st ose Y ootu ~
~, ,sr y,s Y ysr,S ~ pI.sas hlsslag Isen, 81 ss'lS,.9
lars At No Claire Row. C& Is.
Feather busters, I'D.
A Very hns a~ssarmeut ssn haIanudst the Daren-
~ p6rtMustc store
No & lie Claire k2Hs .s&a.sr# " artACS q
4 Varied SssoTtm tut Just received std Tor sale low
= VI No { lie Claire Row: NS y
tuITAR and Violin strings aud every KIND of&usl-
" cal Merchandise, kepteonstantly on hanS At NS >
10 Claire Row. CO y
The aaileIuah,
Csl paei!shsdby l.. Nilsson, cenlsiutuf a yer! ~
j cetteeuouo f Church Music; Also the Shawn by "
q Bradbury and = : Root,eaR be found a. soo Us
Claire ko~: q Is
seq Aaeerdeons aud FlutLpas |
4 Large and vellssgesssd .sortueDt5pstse -
at prices thai csHRotiail TO siYs satrs ssnssscaor
cEARloSgTTs, Flutes, FlsSeo,ats, Pisalows ant
Ftfea at reduced pricesGt
Nos lie clsire Row, 90
4 Largecolleetiop on hand anGNs3 ashSrs.siNeP
\ as soon as published at
No lie Claire Row. $50
u srdson's modern sghoolfor FiSco foFtes can be
found q No lie Claire Row
) DAVENPORT MUSIC sfoEE
fyRANDALL s. HIGGINS hove MISUNDERSTANDING
Assortmen Of Guitars, pioiins, bantoss, Ianbo-
u sss which hey viii sei v sisG eSespf cr Cash !. No
LIE Claire Row. Oet3d 1855
HUNfON'S sch0olfor Plano Forte, Curtls' Gaitat
IL Zusdsls nslodeon lnstruetaT aud Ia fact every
Kind ofinsructioR relating 10 music can be founi a
the Davenport Music Stores F..
SosLe Claire Row: G 4
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MEAT PDR The HUNGRY!

@Sssazx-s M : have taken ioGEyssAlls 10 the Ls
Svl w Claire Market, near the Railroad
Dcpot,l and assure tie patilc ioss vs.
-Ash shall ~ ali times Dc tally supplied
with ali lie ~yaKsilss usually kent la N eat mkrhets~-
Our masts will DO Q Ihs beat The country snords =
We Intend TO furnish prime articles, and put them 81
such prices IS will coy ats the necessity, a. hsEeioloie
OF oureliizsns soiust Roek Island for taetr insrssI-
arg. 4
Smoked sna Dried ests, OF esst qualities and cur
ing. I,A
A share ofths pat onass otths public 10 solicited,
NIB. Marketing sill ea dstveted 10 our custom
+ srs nj their doors, ~
mchl2 rIsm A. T.. IL d. hELLY.
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1aro warf.
T. CLOSE &GO- COLUMN


W suiuers aiirgo stock Of Heavy and Shelf Hard
ware, upon terms and pftess which cannct fail TO suit
We pIopo.s In this column % ksgp our cusso,sers
posted vp IL hardware matters and invite esfis from
our ffenfsNgho desire fair dealing.
FOR cpSh We propose to sell 81 q snail advance
See' EGGS Mats cGts soon for esrssias n sails
ENIRE Gag ite. the only gen .ias kin4 Tor sale
4 cheap bg T. b co
IRON ofsli s.res for sale los at
cav Circular, Aal@y sod Cro.scat, v=srTastsa
. at I. . & cos
TRoE A1lss, Tntnib.e skslns and sprins., a
i T. CLOSE e cos,
(tARPESTARs' Tools Of evety description for
i low Il r. CLOSE Il co.'s
pUArs, Fores LtniUg ana ch4tq gsgFf tos ssts at
iearNisd Rod'and insqIatSf; 81 sale COS q
a4oF Pipe o'all sizes from 4 e BE I ,of s,ls At
5uToNs Fence ware far.-is CD sPss co,s
GAaPss EaelsoftEsa asse1 dPg5s 4. Coz.
GUSs, RIFE md Pistols, best qas,i,y Fl sale i.N
H
STovEs snd Tinware Hh.sh sill be sold caeap a.
SbL Z J. I-cLosE k.Coas
MOVES, Portabi. Girls, Mi,.. aaes
N r. CLOSE 4 CO.'S
EATHER Beisaz az .ire.st
IL = ~ = J ~ n. CLOSE q cos.
pAoK NC, Hemp and Rubber f9g ssls q
L I. 81 cos
RLaeksMIIH,s Ieott, salless, Agile fan
Il mers' for-qle low u q cos
Rops-AstiIissnd Hemp, I'll si1ssst cas
5s-
ESGIsE, Car aud signal OH for sale BY the barrel
- OF gallon at = eoS
saw Aendtel. of all sizes from inch to IN. for
> seisat T.. CLOSE . cos.
EsrneEs wil.fod the best assortment. ofAnes, and
! other make Of sho .els' spqades' scoops, HOES
Forks; sc.i az i. CLOSE d cos
~ BREAST hains at Il. CLOSE 81 Cots.
CoRN shelters and hay Caters feIsale Ios a.
.Ms . .4sL. q COS.
lJU 4. CLOSE = cos.
100 &c. Soy ds sastas, beet pate rn, at
ttD r.. CLOSE x cos.
sTIHSERrS ss,ct-TQ Plate, Sheet iron, Copper
L sus IIut. tpr sale u +. CLOSE d co.'s
SAI,Bi ERE and Coach Trainings al SeIy low
y prizes az T, CLOSE & cos
Nl'HiTE Leaf IN oil, e lose and Co. brand,
w iustrHreiyeJ- ~ GRANTED the best in market.
~ +. o & cos.
| ~ SEED OH by the barrel or gallon ~
u I. & C0'S
CASH, Gas and PATTY al leS pslxs.
NNTu
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-06-13
LIE CLAIRE
M a. @ Ia IA O = h oD :.

NJ RoSAHUk. suece ssor TO Messrs. lie Clair &
W. iiavsup-srt; having purchased the aboye prem
ise- i now prets rcd 10 Manufacture
STEAM ENGINES
eithe various kinds suitable to the wants of the co IN
try. also. Cs<fINGs, for all Of the different varie-
ties NJ MillGa rim /. sad Slatiiags Of all descriptions.
House Work Of tho Latest styles,
Csts, Sfiis, Bracket-, Columns s-e, etc, slways On
hand, and nsss 20 order.
fonnprtsd yith The abavets TIA Forging shop IN.
der iAe direction OF msa Of superior skill.
Rr>ss and position OF Castings aisde TO order.
i3abbil Metal alwaY 8 al haGd. @ .Q
M stock OF Paitorus for Machinery, building and
0rnameuls pafposes. is unsurpassed by any similar
Establishment In the West.
Repairing dnnc At the shortest notice. Charges
reasonable. cash a. all Imes paid for Old Iron and
Cope
Corner Of Frontsnd Scott sts, navsnpsrt,I Iowa.
A,hai d-ylf ~ Al. ay{NAHCk.