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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-08-01
essasEaa sesllef Committee.

following ats The ,nerbss present term W B.
isteslen ~ Exchange Place B UaSva Treasurer
80 Baeeh1s styee James FnfncatS seeFefr Odd sn,gs,
Fills Post 0mee Buildings Pisee: Tno
sF ses y 4 FeaEh PsIeFso
las straetss j. D. Sherwood, W, Donneii n ~ Frtrien
fal Common streets H Gastetede Custom boaset Wn nic
n au I5vaadeh Is Charities street Ghasls
= Callahan. 38l 5jS&* B}8 NJ ~ III =
=Regaar meetings held on the third Monday in easb
month 4. tho Office in Odd Fellows Hail. eofnl
Gaun and Lafayette Streets at 6iS O'Clock P. NJ. 81
nn3l R JAMES FURNEAUX, Secretary
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-08-01
DENTISTRY,

GEO. w. SMITH, DENTIST, HAS RETURNED
" and will attend to the duties Of his profession as usual
corner OF Caronfeet and Hevih streets. MIS- If
@sFzzsssssssaasas DIR. j. w. ALLEN, DENTAL SUR
Sssa GE0N has removed to No. l40 Canal street
Y u vi d7'551y
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-08-01
6 odd elel Low sssst.,,

s BOARD or DIRECTORS FOR Is5s-u fcers--Henry Bier,
asidenti john Stroud Treasurer Ja6s Furnea Secretary
SeHaesefs Gilnghqni Gardner In
fhef Homes finaes Reete, W. q Wi
Lewis " Wilson, George Seymour Il Goldman. q: b
BeNditeh " 7, Warner, II. tiasterede s. Bcnllenat
AuLFs u ODD FELLoW ss fsFsFll may be procured
10 81 ~ at 4 Co.'S IS Canal street,
FIT STETsoN Camp street H. MittSrAUGi u
saes ~ ha1np aud Iiagag etta streets. g5
Ihe price St0ckhodin lodges Will he sac ner
v vault p al others, $50 per vault rs
Information to te purchase az can a Mad on
appheetiontc the Secretary = is-5
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-08-01

u NORTH GULLONI, ATTORNEY AT-LAW, WILL
LIZ attend to all professional business in st. Landry and
Ayoyes that may be entrusted to his Office at OPP
5L0USAS, In. E@
N Waterman, hardware erchant G. n
Olivier Esq; Thos. d. Miller commission Cas. Is.
Singleton, lorneyat-aw: Nixon Adams Ciesceat Office
New Orieals MA
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-08-01

DERSIIV DOOR, SASH AND BLIND
FACTSRY corner Of ST. Charles and Clio Streets New
Orleans
GEORGE PURvES, Architect and Builder respectfully in
forms his friends the public that he has in addition to his
foaer business commenced the auacte Of Doors sashes
All orders left nj his office, q Commecial Place the factory
the Mechanics Exchange, Box o. will be promptly at
tna To- IN
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-08-01

azszs7sszsssSE7sa4a CHARLES e. kELLS, Id. Id. S.,
No. S. 81 Canal street between CarandeLet and
TEETH inserted in full partial sets, which,
for Beauty and Comfortto the Weare exceed
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-08-01

m LUTHER HOMES, FOUMDRY AND
ssgfSSSN ORNAMENTAL WORKS, Corner Of Benton and
$ Euphrosine streets; Office No. 106 st. Charles street
W. 1.-TWO doors from the St. Charles Theaer,l Aanutnc
Of the --latest and Patterns Of Raig We
Stairs Store Fronts CAPITALS and all kinds Of CAST AND
WROUGHT IRON WORK for Building purposes.
E3 Rangs Castings, Guard Boxes sash Weights and Ven
aors for sale the Old Stand 06 st. Charles street New
Orleans. WV. .8Zs...5. - o25 1yN.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-08-01

This cerfes that Mr.. II. Mncsllane treatment
the Maison se for months for Irritable Bladder
and deranged urinary ecreons from which he suffered
verely gave him advice in connection with the Phys
Of the house, but he received material benefit
[Sgned1%. Z '' W. STONE, NJ d.
7. G. BOYER, House Physician.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-08-01

~ CHASs C. GAINES d Co.. IMPORTERS
( fs-eN AND DEALERS IN FOREIGN. AND DOMESTIC
HARDWARE, CUTDERY, etc. No. IS Magazine and
w 40 Csrafier streets, have hand, and constantly
receiving direct from tbs Manufactures. r ,,
Nails, Castings, Axes i5 Carpenters Tools; tf
Hoes Spades and Shovels; Corn and Coffee Mills;
Ok and Log Chains; Cotton and Manila Rope;
Fifth and Trace Chains Mill, Pit and Gross Cut Saws;
Any Vices and Bellows Counter Platform Scales:
Stocks and Dies, Screw Plates; Andirons and Fenders
Hampers and Tongs; Shovels and Tongs;
Grind Stones, all sizes Cotton and Wool Cards;
Hooks and Hinges AK Iron and Brass Screws
Tin Ware #@ Rodgers Cutlery. w.
Together with large assortment Fancy Goods Combs
Brushes Perumery Paper and Blank Books, etc. which
offered at the lowest prices for cash city paper nog5y
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-08-01

= .ReferenceS BY Special CONSENT,
Juan de Egana, J. P. Whitney,
Darby & Trenoulet, P. Naspero,
George Urquhart, Iobt & Charpentier,
j y Deneere; W. & y. Urquhart
CLARK & Mosby, CamIracs, Squres & West
Braud & Landry, T. Kennett & Co..
Price, Converse Il Co. Feliowes d Co.,
Hewitt, Norton s. Co., ". G. Hewes,
r. Geddes, liugnstin e. Ttbaut,
j. VI. Stanton & Co., Charles DeBIanc,
Martin, 0wenS& Cobb, John o. Woodruff & Co.,
A. d. Kelly=& Co., S. O. Nelson Il Co,
n BSugar ornloasses sold Mt tho Agies Sugar Mart will
be delivered at the city If required at charged
from Opelousas Railroad Depot
ss-Address .....
Algierg
orTEOMAS j. CASEY
ISL No. 81 Camp street
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-10-24
THE CENTRAL SUN.
-Frcu ~. Ny.s,-.al IptrlliSennaY.

All scientific men have maintained
that there must be q central point, 4
not a central SUE, around which the
whole universe revolves. M@dler,
who is unquestionably one Of the
greatest astronomers ever known, has
given this subject his special attention;
and he has cels to the conclusion that
Aloyane, the principal star in the
group know is Pleiades, now occupies
the centre Of gravity, and is atpresent
the grand central sun, around which
the whole starry universe revolves.--7
This is one OF thenost interesting and
important astronomical announce
n1enrs ever made, though it ia very
likely that, but tor the eminent scieu-
tifc position ctGhs author, it would b
treated as visionary. Another intss-
esring statement IN this connection is
made by Mr.. Thompson, one Of the
physicists who, with Carnot, Soule,
Never and eshars, has largely contri-
bured toward establishing the relations
between heat and mechanical force,
acd who has extended his researches
to the heat e.,a;ttei by the sun ; which
heat, he observes, corresponds to .
development OF mechanical force,
which, in ths space Of about one hun
dred wears, is equivalent to the whole
active force required to produce the
movement OF all the planets.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-10-24
THE DAILY GAZETTE.
Rare BIRD.

An addition Of great interest to or
nithologists has been this week made.
through the liberality of her Majesty,
TO the collection of birds in the ZooloR
ical Gardens A large and brilliantly
colored species of turkey (Mslcagyss
ecejtoto) has been known for many
years to inhab.t the svicinity Of Lake
Peten, near the confnesof the provin-
ces OF Vera Psz and Belize, Central
America but SO rare is even the skin
OF the bind il this country, that q
stuffed specimen is valued BY dealers
at about forty guineas. The late Ear,
OF Derby, who was most Jealous u
his endeavors TO improve the breeds Of
birds likely 70 be serviceable for food,
went to the expense OF sending collec-
tors out to honduras, almost solaly
with the view Of procuring living
specimens Of this turkey for his aviasy
at Knowlsley. For nearly twenty
years his loriship looked forward to
tie qualification 81 possessing the spe-
cies, but all aulemprs to bring it alive
to England tailed. This, we are hap
py to announce, has at length bean
accomplished BY Mr.. Skinner, the
well know collector Of orchideous
plants of Guatemala, assisted by Capt.
Wilson, Of the West India mail packet
Psrana. Mrs. Stevenson, the lady Of
3. NJ Super:apendenr Of Belize, pos
sessed fine cock oeellated turkey and
two hens, which she was desirous Of
presenting 10 the Queen, and Mr..
Skinner undertook the delicate tAak
of bringing them 10 England. By
feeding them with great care by hand
during the voyage, and constantly
bathing the head to relieve the eyes Of
amucuous discharge, and having been
furnished. thanks 70 Capt. Wilson,
with plenty of room and air, the tur-
keys reached England on Monday last
in tolerable health. Immediately at
ter their arrival being communieate6
to the Queen, her majesty commanded
them to be presented, for the grati6cs-
ton of the public, TO the Zoologica,
society and they may be seen in the
aviary, on the left Of the entrance 10
the gardens near the pelicans and ia
mingoes. Thsy are taller, thinner,
and more etac5 EhaE t..e common tur
key, with the plunlage marked, with
peacock Glee eyes, the legs
being pink, and the lead Of a peculiar
soft cleary grsy-blue, crested With
clear, bright o-&nge w-rts.-Lstsrary
Gagetts
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csRussIAN LIgaGA-l1y.--A letter from
Sc Petersburg gives the following BIZ
of fare of the grand dinner given BY
the Gar to 100000 peasants at tbs
gates of Moscow 240 sheep roasted
whole, $50 tares, 3S,So0 itres ofbroth,
$50 dishes Of ely, 1900 fowls, 1000
turkeys, 1000 ducks, $4,000 loavee
of white bread, $500 hams, $4,000
apples. 10000 pears, $4,000 plu,ns.
1000 pals Of bser, 1000 pals Of
mead, $500 pals ofwhite and red
wine. At theend ofevery table there
was a sheep roasted whole, the horns
gilt, and the nose tipped with silver
Al the fruits were hang upon Christ
mas trees.
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Railroads.


4 n and altef Mon lay aePt, I'm, I5st, and unli.
AIuscstino aud lows City, Sundays erceptoi as lnl
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-10-24
FALL AND WINTER CLOTHING
ATyOHN yORDANs

toN StpkSs |
LARGE andvaried assortment afMsmss q nd
ABoys, Ready made CiothaRHs e,nbrao
ing all the dinerentand approVedstI les ani
good or men out ofthe best material.
Fine, medium and common, Union, Beaver, Felt,
Pilot, Pstersham and Flushing Bangups, Sa6ksand
Pslstot ercosts Cloth, prees sad Eraok Ooass oi
yarious col0rs and qualities. Cloth Caasl sre, Sat-
net, Velvet and Tweed Pantalooas. Silk, Satin. Va
leniia, snsdown, Velvet. Piash, Clotn Cashmere
Satinet, Double and Single breasted Vss.s Monkey
Jackets, drawers. Undershrts, Rossry Suspenders
Gloves Cravats, shirt Stocks
Ties Sesrfs, Winchester aud Scott spprsv 81 Ps,sr
Shouide rseam Shirts, Umbrelasaud aILaglelesusua
ly kept In xenieman's furnishing stoses taelucins
Robes de ChambTe and Revere Essssand Operccats
Also, splendid assortment OF uncut Cloths, Csss
meres and Nespgs-alt of which Will bs made up
orderinths best manner, with prom ptasss seoona
modsing prices, aud by eempesen W 3rAmss. Tais
essbiishmentisia tbe monthly rsoeips oichs istesi
Fashonsso dso shsln may DO re-
ledupon being in the e thass wee de-
sireit. Aitmanner Of plain vorsssa1 Wota .! gsl
tee me diu N prom pity attsndsdtc 40 hevsiotoss
HATS OF new slyIetogesher siLa all olsa5 com
l mon kinds constantly on hand
atfonage this oSc.tbSrSS21cent
| ,y hopaa 10 ne ii tae ttnaenoe ofthesare-
/ = 1900. JOHN JORDAN.
Ms,ohsntTsiiora dClothisr ,enPronsstrss., spso-
1 sitetho Steam Mills.
! davenport, July I'd .ieS5-~4d-t-
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AN AuxsrcAs MArsoS.-A day 8

AN AMEsrcAN MATEoN.-A day Or
two since, a middle aged, we'll dressed
female ofpleasant countenance appear
ed at the Depot ofthe Boston and Wor-
cester Railroad to take thee cars. She
had with her s.a, of her children, the
Oldest being but fourteen years ofage.
The children were all neatly dressed,
and behaved with perfect propristy.-
A mother who brings up her children
by her gentle teachiags, influences and
example to become good members Of
society, deserves well OF her country,
upon whom she contsrs an inestimahls
boon. -
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SAooTlNG WgALss.--Capt. Roy Of
the American whaler Stafford, has IN
tycduced a new mode Of taking the
ocean monsters. Instead ofharpoon-
inc them as tormerly--a mode that
was dangerous 10 whale men as well
as uncertain Il result--Capt. Roy,
shoots the FISH. After the ball enters
tbe body it exp.odes, on much the
same principle as shell. The effect
is to shatter that portion Of the whale
where the ball enters, and it seldom
fails to reach : vital part. Three
whales had been thus taken in an ex-
perimental cruise.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-10-24

A New SINal2a SrEp. engi-
neer Of the name 81 Aoaat, residing 81
Murltord, cars-t some time ago g.
young mooreoez. He brought it up
in cage, and now it has reached the
full maturity Of rs species. and what
is certainly strange, he succeeded il
teaching II to speak. We are tod
that it can chagpsc Ike . parrot. This
is the first instance, we believe On re
| cord of grouse being capable ofspeech
| Kilnnr rnock Joa17na5.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-10-24

Gov. Foote, formerly the hre-eating dam
ocrstie Senator from Mississippi. 10 stump
ing in Cahfornis for Fillmore. Heis preaeh-
ing the "wcnts submits doctrine. Conde-
erins what an iasetersts Unien saver ths
ex-senator is. this may be regarded - . liz.
| tie extraordinary. Foote has. however, in .
manly way, coasrsdictsd the slander -,
| aAoat that Col. Fremont while Senator,
! struck him for words spsken in debate.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-10-24
THE SHOE TRADE.

( 'JCATRY Merchants are invited 80 call and eA
= .mtHe our assortment, which Is Just suited to th
Market our prices sill at all ttfoes be IS low D,
thosa cf Chicago or ST. Louis.
Bse3 DAWSON, GRIGGs * 60.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-10-24
- cNGth CLAIMS.
GREAT ATTRACTION
At TIE
Great Western Clothing sss,~s.
OF

= = u
WHOLESALE and RgTaIL
IL ANtab jnsi returned from the eay v.,s ,ay.
4 'lInns as largo stock ct gicshagy ar..
s'ents' tusnishsnR Gpods az vas ever c:-
iesi c"ntden tdat Can suit the public - p.es 81
auahty- Having had two years sxaer.snca II I'll
city, aud Knowing gsl tse wants ~ ,hs t,soola
have selected tn,s s.oct Of GODS from the bss
ern manufacturers eld 9f the hest qaai.ttas anoa
which may be found two thousand oree=0crS
IRON 10 - dollars: our Thousand pairs s.t u
priee from - cents % 90; one thoussL West 3
H9in r cents g W d9stars, Dress Cgasa frcr. q
dollars; shirts from 80 cts 20 s.09: Mata,
caps, Furnish ing Goeds, Il pri1
anh quality TO sat purchasers, Al gods bought q!
me are warranted a. rs. article.
hereby return my sincers thanks for The ps.ro..-
age heretofore so hber ally bestowed on me ari hopa
sui to merit aud receive the same. No 8 LeClair.
Block L. wpNETpTW !,
r. ). Country Merchants will DO we'll 20 cell ani
see mJ stock beiore purchasing elsewhere They
VIII IND low figures aud reasonable 9 tsruas
PSI dytf
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WOOD, WOOD,

n yths CITY Wd0D YARD junction %. zas"n3 h''a
nsnt II ali kinds Of seasoned Wood namely
Maple, Ash, oak, Hickory sc .n...-
which we are selling cheap, also large gHahl' 20 ts
W.aSby th4uuautty Ve viii ItaFe Liberal datHri"'ias
''"'' IL. N!LliA4S q" 60.
,,,.t a, ,.,,lo 5-e IHvrui Urit iaHi.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-10-24

yNHE subscriber has recently made extensive prep
i graiions for the lnanufaetaIe OF Rutter, Suxat
aoston, SODA Pie Me, Water ana oy stsr Cfscksrs
Pilot BrsaL, s.. Sc, toSslhsf with a good assori
ment OF Loaf Bead, tsAss ana hasss:
hsfs sIsu purchased the Patent Rig shI Tor Seoli
.nunty f,g 1rs manaiaeture OF Grl.m 4 fauis
PATENT LOAF BREAD,
made Uy Machinery. This advantages claimed lor
Is Of making Bread ar these lie Bread
nysnuIuym Ia quality, sll taaisoIue Ia Rppeai
qncs n is much whsr snd more eYeR II ses ps Has
logger with lul bse1'Gns stale, AID TO many persons
!. Tnr obire u0habls When week Old, it cnLs Is
band, aiae The Iaest French raiI, IL Iarttef
aud is readily inirodaeed into iaiasies who Lave
on us-d bastI's Bead before ! saa,i continue 70
Ia,s artclss on s rms bieh cannot iaii 10 give
ire salisIso,iop, hope 10 20 able 10 supply all VIII"
may yer me with their patronage. snkiul for
-, ist.,r. 4 hope 10 msTi; eSItinnaucs oi the
.sne All orde rs from the eonntsJ Eromply ate nd
{ 4 a,-,.. -',-f.'
ur,rnps 4 Prettylpan's Stssui Mills.
davenport, May u, lss''di
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-10-24

Rock Island u keokuk Da
,4aEssHRep packet i.sDs.
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Overs
4 for your own benefit never be withoulit
What pqar's Healing EN- mbrocati0n Is

And for your own benelt never be wilhoulit:
what Dyer s HoallnS EmDrocatiou Is,
h ,-a perfect Pain Destroyer, and an inyaiuable rem
eds lot Inc ol rheumatism Cuts, Wounds, Paiu II.
b side Back and Limbs: LuIabago Sore Throat Burns
.taIIs, swellings. Agae CTsmp, ples, &C. For Cuts
uI Wounds IL Is superior any other preparation.
l ,itrd immediate relief in scads burns, and for
Pains o. weakness u aug part OF the system it will gave
..rr4iarsgiriin ia avery short time.
led ,utelllaiv It As one OF the valuable RENE
lies m rraup or spasmodlc affections for pains, sore
- IN, uls stde throat chest and stomach, for sick
headache nausea eu sickness, rheumatism, OF any
.tnI AgeREurss ,ansea by fall OF strain, lt possesses
.rhas, Gpaiiug uud psla-desiroHng properties une-
luae4 ~ ahy ONE 'vhpona th ors af sb
! 1r'ti ',,aii. ann"h .,ts.9..s ~ so ,".'' "
ayis I ~, 49, . Eaal;ny Enhrocation donea
Nnat AHS - - -, ~ wbare as a ara Il,
aiI' msdl'l.!'t fo.' ',e"!, "au n aaids mmhaao
Iof ihuhma'sth' ''t'' N'ui ~, ~ ~, - sird ~
zuit iEvat' lts' b""Fl Com .O' ~ ~ r.
'r dvHaiiai u "l uailSi "1,s % o'he, ~ az" onns
popuNny s ""ius % ts own ih3tiHs'I osn. daii
used. 4,i' never aia hs'" Will ~ " ,srtsh
Hoie aoi uet" popular, Ahu petiptilhs re ~,
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Men Long Rubber Boots.

1 L5b Rubber Sandals, Caters aud slippers for fa
iiUsaua Gents, Misses ana chiidren,6y
Dos DAWSON, GRIGGS x co.
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CHICAGO AND ROCK ISLAND RAILROAD.
Ia - q {
SPRING AnHANGEMENTs,


nS and amer Monday, April lath, is56,and auti
OtartGei a1tice tr ,ins win leave Rock Island da
", Sundays excepted, Is follsws:
"a expres,, stopping only Al the principal
81 night express, stopping at all stations STOP. ol
ith freight, with I'd Glaze cars al 6.3O A. hi
Trains arrive q, Rock Island daily, sundays except
et; ssfoliows:
i,s iighi express al SOC A. ai
81 express, stopping cuiy at the prlseipai
mali train At 1918 T. nj
-Ihf freight with I'd class cars al e.45 ?. III
u trains over this road 10 direct connection st
Chicago with trains 10th the Mich Souiher4
and Michigan Central X. X. 10 and from Detroit To
ieio, Cleveland, Columbus, Cincinnati, fhtsburgh,
hunbirI, butsto, Niagara Falls, Albany, New York
philadelphia, haiilmore and Washington. also al
La Sale with trains Of the Illinois Central Rosd
north 81 Galsna and south TO St. Lonis and Cairo "a
hei, places liekeie can bo procured OF 8. s. STE
gESE, Ticket agt. II. n. Depot IL
FGs,sagers are reminded ofthe Necessity Of giving
distinct directions es TO the destination OF their nag
gag, atsO 30 procure tickets before taking their
IL tho cars the conductors collect fares oslS
iu sEaIiUns the line of the Chicago aud Rock Island
Railroad. JOHN r. TRACY, bupt.
W. H WnrIa,E, ASH Supr.
kJck Island, April :, 1856.
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DIR. w. =. BLAIN,
of NEW YORK,
DruI,IST AND AUltLSI

st.s perIuunentiy located H g.DyH ita1d Ola 'ii1,5
street opposite island cay 'iatri, where ua van
ne bsnpy 10 see all persons afflicted "i aiarAa* ' '
Eye and Ear ,. 49,. ..- s.... s.l l.,....s, IL.
Is nrssou trusts thar lie CHnrti,eE uiu1 "l." nave
irsn m IN despair win aHaurF4s, ltt Hmpi@a7 'i
Win srL rrsaE ness OF It, imaginary "NJgt= N@ts
n tEs sss objects appeal osa"Iel ~ 'i'"' '' E
INES. naskes OF light, enlargement 81 ug patA ~t-
Tstsral1 IN WhieA the lens iufH WINE ana ltf'st'
m ra ID al Iteht passing through H. ppiAaiAA vt thH@
,,stIcE Nsarsght Weakness uI Vision, slghtt5H"S or
nniTriig us well rs Deafness "a SIS HtItrHs lhlh- -
tsyng r,.sy1 ed 0Ht P-t,7 t:ts hsW ana ""'1t' iuI
slIn-.,,g with which ~" a'r rhnhli '' r"'' 'H'"
~. i,pbs ri the ,r ANA sus tt' 'HisIt s'' N"Np as
~ ,t.i,e and i!lrg 10y asGsl tpnl ENt.' "
III nsTya "A reina ia AAaurva 600, tens d" ."''t'
~ as.r.T Ala, me HiuuIultut HYucuiUm lut sA-
arntoinf tht, ear " Wcti AS several nv" mrgi1a !'N
uons fof snriuz oprcity OF i1 eoti@t oi '' '''' '
~ ,rtfhout the use uI ihr kHiv ot raprirh
~, ufey.nt tInpusltptn D.. H. act,a7 81 Iu"' o., 70
,sts thst he l. u rssujat Physician. E,igh sIHH"'''
n th Iniyersiy ui NsluoHt also 'l tue N'N "'N Il
taIrIr "A insnital aud his success a. a N,"'7t 70 az
ibutebI 10 tue perfection ta which Hr mas Di""- NV
nse of usiIsalsd sapoEs IA tho t>d'h' ' "s''''s "'
the eye. t............ 1,ls ...,o. f.. ti,.
,,r,,aft N sLraut Diseases especially o lAe '"i"Hl
md iInss h,,ina cured hlmsrA q" t"u7amtL''N ''''t
- Iaf 3I ms rglJ lung was t#i bE disease '' "'n
~ taa,t nt,rf. ,u aiiLp uoHdIttaH, Hai'' "''. "''N
i''St WasS. SS iSI.ap. Utl.4 1856. Hsn
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FRESH ME- A L 5.

rlNak suesoriosr has taken stall in tho upper cad
i OF the Lower Market, VII ere be assutas Lhepub-
tlc he IA prapared at all times 10 .hen ith II
good meats as the country Affords, and ~ IS low
price as they caa be obisined Ia the ciy. Es asks
share Of public patronage, Meat delivered u hs
residences Of eastomeI& W, y. MOORE
May 7th, ia5S, du
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-10-24
1856. Spring and Summer 1856,
ARRANGEMENT,
AT THE
GREAT NORTHWESTERN
Clothing and HI a n uf a cturiag
EMP d IL I'm.


1NAKE this opportunity 10 inform the publc Last
they have received at their Store, the lavsest
Stock OF
Broad Cloths, csssimerss, vesstngs,
which has ever been brought to this make. Ens
Goods which offer to the inspection of the citizens
ofthis town surpass in design and finish, anything
that can be offered them this side OF NeN kora being
selected with the greatest and from the ost
tensine houses In the Eastern markets. and With L
view TO satisfy the tastes OF all our customers,
Wehave also q full and complete as.oEtQs-t Of
the latest and most approved styles OF
GENTS. FURNISHING GOODS,
which are hey yond doubt the most desirable TO 90
found in this city. Among which arc Gents shirts,
Undershirts, Stocks, Craysts, Gloves susPsniers
Hoses &c
Parlicuiar attention will be psd, a. heretofore to
the making up of garments in style unsurpassed BY
any similar establishment.
TO suit.
Thank fll for The bestowslofpass liberal tavors OF
the public, we take pleasure In pledsng renewed
ndeltty, and solicit share of the public patronage
Apl % Diff A. CASTkEL 4 co.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-10-24
ROCK kHIaMO.
COsIi COall

COsll C0all
, uNkA1 .IhoAifS s. co. are now reosiyias, b
| rhelr al meas tns rail road depoI, 100 TON
Of coat DAILY For Fuel sud Steam iths. 10 81
psrioI In this Market.
ow.us 10 . combination oi Inc miners to raise ths
price ui Gcal--which We would not submit to--H
we're ana0ie for shorttme, 10 supply our eustein
eys But having sueeesosd in breaking up this co I.
,iuaIion lin which the community has no sma II inter
est) are no prepared to deliver 10 this city O.
davenport, In qnsntiIJ 10 suit purchasers 81 90
i,rmer prices, on spplcsuoa a. The Yard.
suaI Island Jan 3 .dtt