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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-09-17
Address Of Thomas B. Clay.

publish elsewhere an address to the friends Of Fill
more from Thomas r Clay the oldes, sop Of the ores,
Harry and the President Of the American STATE counc NJ
Kentucky 1t worthy Of an attentive and earnest peu
sal Il will be seen that he declares Henry Cays opinion
Of buchanan was precisely the same as that entertained
a"a expressed by Gen Jackson in word the sage Of
Ashland regarded Buchanan wanting in moral srm.
ne'' and ~ utterly corrupt" What will the Democrs.
uc organs y TO this eypose Of the opinions Of Henry s,
'y h'"ry Clay eldest snnf The bargain and corrup.
on story despite I'll their effort. l., the contrary will
suck 70 OIL Buck As long he hives and blacken his me-
'"o'y forever For biz connection with that Islander infa.
NY y h and will be through all time Read the .ddrs..
u Me- Clay WV
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-09-17
THInUTE OF HEsPECT.

In New Kent County Court, &C. IT. liih, 1856.
The Court Informed Mr. JAMES sTAMPER
long a member Of u,s Court, II
HSsorsd James ia Court has
lost an able and seieut member
usui ctreu possessed OF business qualifications
benevolent Opitabe and kind prompt
factory discharge OF all the duties which
yaioa stations which he filed Deputy Clerk Of this Court
r Commissioner Assessor and Justice,
Of the citizens Of the county degree
long md severely felt
Resoired children the
deceased their ympaihes IN the loss which they
Rsfred That % this order furnished
vi. Court to the family Of the decreased anohef hereof
be ardd Richmond Wha Enquirer pubca
tion. Copy
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-09-17

tie at the North and there they are soon taught to
become model Black Republicans. And in the COM
ing election, the vast bulk Of them will be found the
sturdy supporters Of Fremont II is useless to add
that without their votes his would be utterly
hopeless. As II is his prospects for the Presidency
are little brighter than those OF either Of the other
candidates
We submit these facts and views to the calm con-
sideration Of men Of all parties at the South We
invoke them to ponder them well, and then say
whether it is likely the South will derive any advan
tags from the triumph of she alien suffrage and
squatter sovereignty candidate Of the Democracy
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-09-17

ysr. ys@ vsr IN s~khshA> sssniy. epssss Hsssrts
s.tzis contsiuinr 400 Nonosay
u>s. ~ Richmond. Advsrti.sd By l. Masters (f
Yarn " $40 half cleared. In Charles CITY county ~ mile
nom Richmond lt)
Tue H." Orange the Rapps
70 market Uf)
vas.bs min propsrty-s,e .r.i.srro at Re-ksus-a
r.re "ppottan ~ Coz investment s~s advf Of O. A III
Two tracts Halifax Clover Station. T. ID. T.
OF co aees the other eontsninr s 20 euva-
uon uih dwelling advt % WA n. Woctton ftfl
u.et Of about TOO ryivania county tbs
Advd by WIN. Risen. FIJI
rarm Jane. Riehuond. containing
aerss Zoo eleavd) With dwelling
liberal; advd BY a. q A. QieOy
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-09-17

On Sunday. the i4h Instant the residence O. wilkinson
Esq Chesterfield the 2sh age, IsABF
Ia McNECHAM, eonsoTt Of MI AndreS McMecham Louis
NO. and daughter Of Mrs FlEa W Harris formerly Chesterfield
The deceased lived and died member OF the
Presbyterian Church, and sustained the
exemplary pTopriety
At DundAroch Robson county n 2sth ult Mr. RO
Derrick McCKIMhoN In the SD rear Of his sge.
In Fredericksbug Sunday Tt inst Cant LEWIS WILLIS
DAINGERfIELD, Ia the T6tt year Of his age.
In Kable,own, Va, on the 18th inst Mr. DOLPHIN
DREW IN the soth year OF his age. His remains were
inferred with Masonic Honors
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-09-17
LIVERPOOL MARKETS, Sept. ..

Neater has
with partial sho~ers From the south and England where
large portion OF the cut, and si standing fields
there complaints that the wet weather Of coming
grain previously dead ripe has eaused In
and from all the REPORTED
spreading At the London Corn Exchange yesterday large po
tou Of the Euglsh wheat condition
with din uy disposed Of At decline Of IS 10 Is quarter
regn wheat p decline. Der
bbl lower. Al market to-day there
Of buyers but their purchases quite In
the Of aud
lbs and Is bbl but to force sales Of Inferior psrcrs
decline woui have Be submittedt
wheat lis to lis 3D. old " 81 to lis red 81 to
10 lbs Pourwestern Canal l5s
Ohio In
dian Corn has been enqire for but firmly held quote
yelow AS white SIS ass quarter which de
cline Of Cd from Fridays rae-Bigidnd, dnya
TIr.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-09-17

DR PEARcE OF GEoRGIA.-Dr. l.. Pearce the venerable
aud vcnerated father OF Bishop Pearce has written the
first OF series of articles for the Columbus (Ga Enqu
ter setting forth his for desiring the election OF
Mr. Fillmore This is truly gratifying, tor when wise men
speaks, fools can learn wisdom
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-09-17
A Letter Of Henry Claw,

Tho reader will find letter in another column, written
by Henry Clay to Mr. Woods OF Albemsrle and
fore published IL reatesto the struggle the adoption
of tho Missouri Compromise, and will be found to be deep
ly interesting
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-09-17

AGAIN AEREsrED.-Nathan Peu6eld, the shipwrecked
sailor boy who recently arrested Norfolk tor hsv-
ing about 900 worth of jewery in his possession hav
ing been released proceeded last week Boston,
he originally shipped aud again taken into custody
The manner in which the ewey into his possession
has not yet been satisfactorily explained
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-09-17

FoR FRENoSr.-Hon. Samuel F. Vinton of Ohio who
the anti American Democracy claiming for Blu
chanan has written letter, stating that though he pre-
iers Buchanan, yet he Is ia favor Black Republican
principles and Buchanan has earthly chance has
come to the conclusion for Fremont to beat Fill
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-09-17

SERIOUS ATEAIR.-W +. ClayburD, Clerk Of the Court
OF Camden, 5. C., AMI Mr. John Love- residing at the
Courthouse became engaged in quarrel Wednesday
afternoon last, which resulted in the shooting the lat
ter by the former with pistol The ball effect in
the gron.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-09-17

BITTER PILL.-A Democratic Fremont!Club has been
formed at Concnd New Hampshire the residence Of Gen
Pierce. composed OF Owes one hundred members every
one Of whom voted for Pierce in 1852 The cal Twas
signed by one hundred aud hity all Democrats
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-09-17

REvoLrSG-A girl whose parents reside in Cincinnati
aud who only about fourteen years of age slipped
few evenings since, and married old gentleman
in that city who has already been three times wdowe
aud has ten children living.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-09-17

SERIOUS PoLICAL Row.-A few DAYS ago A row occurred
at political meeting ut Henryvlle Ind, curing which
Daniel RAIDER was killed. aud another man dangerously
wounded. man named Dolan, from Louisville charged
with killing RAIDER arrested and came near being
hung ON the spot All the assaiants said come
FROM Louisville.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-09-17

Johnston, OF Pennsylvania in letter dated the 2eth Of
August wthiraWs his a candidate Tor the Vice
Presidency
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-09-17

hand protection within the colony ne w have The
beat assistance that well organzed militia give him.
Ia gratifying fact and that proves the prudence Of
liberal policy, that the Legislature Of the Cape has
been ready to vote Of money Tor the expenses VI
these soldier colonists. Perhaps Il would DO well
much Of the details Of the scheme the authorities
the spo. and rely local cooperation for carrying
out A novel aud important entcrprfse.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-09-17

SEcREr CoSsPIRAroRs SESrESoED-The trial before tho
Correctional Tribunal OF Lyons France OF number OF
persons accused OF connection with society," has
Just concluded Ten OF the accused acquitted seven
were condemned To four years imprisonment six to two
years, and ~ 10 various terms, varying FROM Is to
months. All those found guilty deprived for three
of civil rights.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-09-17
nAHHuE m

Peter Fuller, mail carrier between Louisburg and
Rocky Mount, NC was found dead in his buggy OH
Monday Of last week.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-09-17
DIED,

Ia philadelphia the lh Inst. by the Rev. Chas A Smith,
DEN Of that city.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-09-17

STAMPED PosrAoE ESvELoPEs.-Stampedp postage enve
opes have been Ia in the United States three
years The demand by the government now reaches 81
OoOOoo or SSOOO,OOO per anum. In England according
to return recently presented Parliament there were
sued during the ten ending April 1885, the large
number OF 1861 1000 stamped postage envelopes.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-09-17

What is the difference between llinga pitcher with va
aud throwing ovcrboardf One l. "watcr 10 the
pitcher" aud the other pitch her ia the water
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-09-17
RICHMOND MARKETS, Sent, ls,h 1854

RENssEs The weather sin continues
People growing summer the leave. are begin.
ming droO2 and fade and the nights lnghen
Is felt for cooler weather. Prices a Re unchanged.
CoHSwe have heard q hut doing "a dsy
o We still quote a 6sGJ
fLouR.-rhe market IL unchanged Shippers offering
paying 81 for reliable
taon. advance these ngures demanded ap
pIed to day Of sale dealer OF 10 bills
roBAoco disposition the Of
or. the will begin
Offering principally undesirable
crop we quote from f6H Gerry poor 40 for good
- 90 common
t9H 70 ell medium, liH to $is goe i2s lSH ship
ping, II 10 10. hne manufacturing from sl5 IL t35.
Wharf.-The ruling for prime wheat
and 81 g. for white Both mers and hppers
ling OIL 65 Tor article aud
~ paid M Ter for small lot Of very superior white
suitable for making the beat family f1ur We
iuduesmsnt TO farmers 10 expect co. because the quality
must be unexeepiiopable to command that price
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-09-17

opD FkLLows-Tbe Grand Lodge Of the United States
assmbled at Baltimore Monday aud presented full re-
presentation. The Grand Sire, William Ellison Esq Of
Massachusetts, being absent account Of sickness George
w. Race, Esq, Of Louisiana the Deputy Grand Sire pre-
sided The prominent business is the election Of officers
OF the Order, who do take their until next year
The question Of merging the Encampmeuts with the
Lodges it is understood, does with much favor
The reports to the condition OF the Order and espe-
ciay in regard to the benevolent and educational
OF the institution stated have been very avorably
and highly cheering to the members.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-09-17
TO TIE LADIES
FRESH FALL gIfppIV OE pnhTQ Avn gIlnI

n D. u. PRANKLtN. would announce 70 his custo. -.
and the ladies generally, that he has received EA
~ portion ofhs fall supply aud Shoes,
he you'd respectfully call their the leading
kinds be found Ladies' spiendd
White, Italian Cloth Kid and Satin Dress, DO.
Dove, Stone, Pearl and Lyiack colorrd, do do.
Bronze, Oak, Walnut aud Sage DO do do.
Tan, Farn and Light, do DO do.
Black add Olive, do do together other shades
eolors All suitable for the fall
Bronze and BLACK Morocco Laced boots,
Thick and thin toies, aud light coord, DO.
White Satin and KID full rtnsd dress slippers,
The most elegant 10 be found In this city.
Black Aain, do
french KID and Morocco, DO DO
BrouFc aud Morocco DO do
BlacE and Bronze Jenny Linds.
Goat and Morocco Boos-together couplele
someni Of over Soes Of style of e best qisYa
OF sh With other kinds here mentioned he found
A. hs Old establishment below the
Mssfs be,en APoE No 2i5 Broad street, shoctoe % and
prises list shall BE satsfactory. seiT
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-09-17

c SPECIAL NOT ICE.-E. b COOK A co
Auets, ~ill to-day at 10 o'clock Y.
NNMERMANS stock Of housekeeping articles consisting
"ry Fancy Goods Musical Instruments Sales
nxhi. commencing at ~ o'clock.
seiI-3t ED A Auet.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-09-17

IRoS observation-disclosures DscovnY-A most
important discovery In the manufacture OF iron has just
been made by Mr. II. Besscmer the principles Of shch
laid by the Inventor before the British
upon in London Friday last Mr.. Bessemcr has been
engaged for In the solution Of his theory aud
the result Il which win be hailed with great sssfac-
ton by the OF iron He proposcs Ia fact
make uaeable iron direct from the furnace without the
ordinary and expensive manipuations required The cha
racter Of the invention will be by the following quot.
ton FROM the Times.
THE essential feature in Mr.. Bssssmers invention H.
that be takes crude iron directly from the ordinary blast
furnace, and In the incredibly short space Of thirty miu
utes converts IL into ngots of mseable iron steel Of
size aud dc for the various manipuations ordinarily
employed adapt them to all the material purposes
which they applied. He thus dispenses With ell
the intermediate processes to which has been
had to produce the effect within the last seventy
years including the making iron into pigs and the
hning pudding and SOU ecxihg stages, with all their
tendan lsbour and fuel Paradoxical may sesm it
Is not the less true that he has achieved hs great result
by the application to the iron In Its transition from the
ccivaby intense, generated without fuel
simply by blasts Of cold air. BY this he not only
avoids the injurious action Of mineral fuel the iron
der operation which has always deterorated the quality
OF English ron but saves all the expense Of the fuel
"Hc sets out with the assumption that crude iron
tans about five per cent Of that carbon
exist at white heat 10 the of oxygen without
uniting herewith and producing combustion that such
combustion would proceed with rapdity dependent on
the amount OF surface OF carbon expose lastly that
the temperature which the metal would acquire would be
also dependent the rapidy with which the oxygen aud
carbon made to combine and consequently that il
was only necessary to bring the oxygen and carbon
gether in such that surface should be ex
posed TO their mutual action, in order produce tenn
perature hitherto unattsnabe In gest
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-09-17

Appointed ~ COMMITTEE ef Arrangement
fos Jurkksos wARDJohn Wright, George A. Luthe
Libby, O. Mnlspsugh.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-09-17
SALE OF vALrAE,E P sss;sFy IN SPOT

Will onrr iot sale on THuHsD " ne ao October
u farm formerly known CHANCkLLOHsVIILf and iary
Cheny Void THIS contss $50 Of
cleared and veil adapted the growth u the usual creps
q Virginia veil mhered. n lies pfank rad
about miles YredeksurE snd ~ mile The line 81
meadns Tbs dwelling q The nnes, 10 The county being Of
brick, and containing ODD besides
and aso closets and
The ofporches entries etc. IL fsvoraby
public much reorted 70,
position rcmarkabis
unnecessary Of s advantages Wishing
purchase b. shown The premises sny lime
pysey convenient before he day named and win duJ
notify the public.
Tssp. made day o. sale.
JOHN @ PETTUs
Adtss. me At Maaaponi once, spoi,yvsns Co, va
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-09-17

uINOR BALTIMORE VIA NORFOLK ia
~ The coed schr. AUGUSTUS HoLLRy Capt Cresh. SfxH
" having portion Of her and
will have dispatch For remainder OF Apply
sslI-4t W. u. CoLQUirT CO.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-09-17
From the National bteIiiseneer.
THE MISSOURI COMPROMISE

The history and merits OF the missouri Comp romise
having after undisturbed and happy existence Of thirty
three years become subject of renewed dscussion-pos-
sesng indeed with the generation the interest
4 new questOn-we could not, sure, ofer TO the
majority OF our readers any document which would be
peused With profounder respect and attention than the
Joined original letter from the illust,ious auhor lie
may be justly styled, of that important Compromise.
This valued reque of the departed statesman containing
crcuutanal account OF his patriot labors though
for the FIRST time.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-09-17

MONROE wARD-ATTENTION.
meeting Of the friends Fillmore Ward
vii be held at saunders Hail. "wednesday evening" IN oe
to complete for participating Meeting on
2ld September.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-08-25

4 HoLY SPoT.-It is common to
speak ofthe house OF worship as holy
place: but it has 40 exclusive sanetfty.
The holiest spot on earth, is that where
the soul breathes its purest vows, and
forms or executes its noblest purposes;
and OH this ground where | seek the
helicst spot in your city, | should not
90 to vour splendid sanctuaries, but to
closets of private prayer. Perhaps
the .'Holv of Holes among you is
some dark, narrow room, from which
most of us would shrink, as unfit for
human habitation: but God dwells
there. He hears there music more
greatful than the swell of all your
organs. sees there a beauty, such as
nature in her robes OF Spring, does not
unfold: for there he meets, and sees,
and hears, the humblest, ..most thank
ful.mos trustful worshipper; sees the
sorest trials serenely borne, the deep
est injuries forgiven; sees tolls and
sacrifices cheerinlly sustained, and
death approached, through a lonely
| illness, with a triumphant faith. The
consecration which such virtues shed
over the obscurest spot is not and can,
not be communicated by any of those
outward rites by which op splendid
structures are dedicated to God
| CI1uHtllg.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-08-25

ILLINOIS STATE FAIR GRoUNns.v
The grounds selected for the next an
nual State Fair at Alton, are said to
be most iudfciously chosen. They
consist OF about twenty five acres Of
ground beautifully adorned with native
shrubhery. and now enclosed with a
high fence. The buildings are sub
stantial and on an ample scale, consis
ting ofan amphitheatre four hundred
feet in diameter, and spacious build
ings for the display Of fine arts, manu-
faetures, &c. The stall for stock en-
circles almost the entire grounds. Six
wells for an abundant supply ofwater
have been dug, and every arrange
ment made which can contribute to
the beauty or utility Of the place for
the intended purpose. 1t is expected
that the State Fair next fall will far
excel either of the previous ones.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-08-25
Coal! Coal!

p, owEEY. THOMAS = Cp. are npw reeel' 'igg' l l, at
| NJ y, ri near tlte Tutl ru.d depot, y Y, io!.S
6FCOIL DAILY Foe Fuel "na s's"h' Il nis u" SD
f,e,ior Ii ibis Mnrtet ,,i,..rs "a raf.s ha
PnSir, 10 d eontuati"t OF lGs m,hsFs '" ta'sa tns
of toa--pdeh Ne would not ,Son,.t aow"
pres ~ f,r "A horl limD, Ia supp! oar enslom
were .uc,sttl.A IN brcakn up thls com
efs SaiS6 lne community has no small 'ntet
We re now prepae4 % ~ .ls s' m our az
DaN'mF", 49, .n uppleatoa 4l the Yard
- / I.L-.lLI lnHA -uLl
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-08-25
ilailfOaos.
CHICAGO AND ROCK ISLAND RAILROAD
f5, sys d Il 8, D

L.
.pItsSG aRIEAHGEWF&NIs,
as aud after Monday, April It!h, le16,and ms
Z Ttugthrf notice, L ans viii leaSe Rock island dA
IS, sundays excepted n foilows:
Isl mail train at 900 4. u
u express, Stopping only al ths principal
stations AT to41 n ~
3J ugat cypress, stopping at all stations 9t0P 7,
lIb freight With ~ class ears III b.j0 4. ~
Irljnsarrigr al lsoos Island daily Sundays except
ad, az follows:
SEQ A. NJ
~ express, stopping oals Al the principal
stations TT wv y. "
iJh freight with "a class cars at $40 r. NJ.
alttaps over lhis road are in direct cohnectoh al
thlago ith trains both tne Mich % Saaihtrn
aid Michigan Central K. X. 10 and from nelrolt 70.
tetD Cleveland CatdMbns, CINCINNATI Ptttsb9rgh,
DdHEirk. l;lnlIo. CARA Rftis, Albany, New fork,
PSiladepha, Baltimore and Washington Aiso az
la Sale with trains OF the Illinois Central Road
north 10 GaieBa lHl south 10 st. onis aud Caifo 70
y,lich pluecs ticketscBn be procured OF >. D. SIZE
VEINS, 1cEetagt.B II. X. Depot Ri
Passengers are reminded Dfihe necessity Of giving
dstinct objections the destination Of their bag
gi.ga. 40 u procure uekg.g before taking lhsif
seats m the cars, the conductor. coil-cl idtos ohiy
to stations on the line o the Chicagon aud Rock Island
Kailroad JOHN Y. IFAos Seh.
W. II. Hmrs ~, Asst Spp't.
tEf.E Isluud. ABTil I, 1856.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-08-25

An ingenious mode Of dodging an
ordinance was adopted by man i'll
Syracuse. The ordinance provided
against the ringing OF dinner bells in
the streets to call passengers from the
cars. lie hung large bell inside the
saloon, which he rung vehemently,
while boy stood at the door swing
ING pondurous bell with no clapper.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-08-25
MAMMOTH STOCK OF
NEW GOODS!
At the Great Western Clothing Stol.


Il. IoVOo1o
No. i, | T. CLAIRE ROW,
in receipt Of the largest and most complete sta
L Of
CLOTHING, OF EVERY DESCRIPTION
ever brought to this market, which has oeen pureLl
in the Eastern markets greatly reduced prices 20
which he will sell
I,Oenty- Ftoe per Cent. Cheaper
than any other establishment in this section OF an
try He is also, IN addition to his stock OF Cldpg
recaiyingau extensive aud w 3ll selected stock
Gentlemen's Furnishing Goods
Of all styles and varieties To which be invites fh-
ton. His stock has been selected with great caeh-
pressy for this mar rket, and atthc very lowest gee
in
Extent, Variety and Beauty
his stock cannot be cquali5d % this region, aite
FRESH FROM THE MASUtACfoBf
All he asks is lhalthe public generally Hiiieane
his stock before purchasing elsewhere ieelihaiis.
fed that ihosc who cannot be suited III luahtlih
lily and price at the
Great Western Clothing Eouss
cam u be suited ataRy other establishments OF
Chicago.
Aug. 81. .f. IL, Low EAsiN'
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-08-25
Glolbiag.
1856. Spring and Summer 1855,
ARRANG EMENT,
AT THE
GREAT aDRTH-WE
Clothing and iianufa a cturigg
a. M u ID RS n u ~.
A. eAs'gEEI q co,

A. gASEEEI IL co,
,IStKE this opportunity to inform the pnblic Ehl !
l they have received at theit Store, the laE 81
stock Of
Broad Cloths, Cassinaeres, Vestings,
which has ever been brought to this mdrket,I nc
Go0as which We oferto the uispectiOnof tie eibens
oIthis town surpass in design aud hnisl', an}hhs
that be offered 9hem this side ot New ferE, ,eihS
selected with the greatest cate aud tr0n tue mp ~
tensne hsu in the Eastern markets, aud VI
view TO satisfy the tastes OF all our CUSTOMERS
Hehye also full AMI complete a5sorimat 81
the latest aud most approved styles Of
GENTS. FURNISHING GOoDS
which are beyond doubt u. most desirable BE-
fo1nd in this city. among which arr Gents hrisi
Undershias, sLorks, Cfayats, Gloves, Suspentr.,
Hose, sc.
Parcnt4r attention win bo paid, as heretoiore1
lhs making up Df garments 10 style urpassedb
.ny similar establishment.
fuli siis male 81 shortest notice, aud warranted
suit.
TLaaa fal for tbs oestowalofpast ,Nbaral ltSofs o
the publ.c, we taie pleasure Ia picdgins renv" \
dety, and solicit share Of the ublc patrokage /
Apl - d-tf a CASfEEL !. co. 1
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-08-25

JAS. RUMBDLD, jE,
CY0R AED BUILD J r.,
ShaP alley bet 2Ia a94 "a g., 81 '' '''+
me Zhtli 50 slG " Of