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a contradiction; and if the Bible con
tradicts itself, it cannot be Of God.
g What IS the contradiction ?''

a contradiction; and if the Bible con-
tradiets itself, it cannot be Of God.
what is the contradiction r
Why, if as the Bible states, Adam
and Eve were the first man and woman,
where did Cain get his wife from, un-
less there was some other family besides
his own ? There is no mention Of Ad-
ans having daughters at this period
and if he had any, the Bible forbids
brothers and sisters to marry, so that
such marriage would have been Grim
inal. You see, az neighbor Jones says,
this fact places the -fsseeas of q dss irss.l
revelation upon the horns OF 4 dilemma.
If we refuse the one, we are held fast
by the other
CT do not pretend to be learned
man, like neighbor Jones" replied Rob-
ert. 81 suppose there are difficulties
which cannot explain; but no doubt
there are men in the Christian church
who can explain them.
So the conversation ended the neigh
bors wished each other goodnight, and
repaired to their homes. But their
conversation had made deep impress
sion upon the mind of the little boy.
He had been taught to read the Bible
as the book of God, and was astonished
to hear it thus questioned. For years
this conversation was in his memory
he never forgot it, although he never
ventured to speak of it to others. "Sup-
pose then," said he to himself, "the
Bible is false; why should / obey it /?
Why not live as other people do? Why
should | be tied by its preceipts, if the
truth of the Bible cannot be proved p
At length when grown to manhood
he was delivered from "the horns of
Tom Jones dilemma" by arriving at
the following solution of the difficulty,
which is our answer to this objection.
1. At that period of the world, Jehovah
had not given the tables of affinity as
law to the human race. Therefore,
though Cain did marry his sister, lie
violated no law in this particular and
such marriage was according to the
divine will, and carried out the divine
command, Gen. 1:28. 2. The abrupt
ness or brevity Of the Scripture nara
tiue. The sacred historian, in the fouth
chapter of the box of Genesis, carries
I! us over period of 367 years. Al
though at the time of Gains marriage
- - might exist
/, IdSen sprangg gIFo IIFomaSo M "a person.
I III Efig land, and similar instances might
/ be found in this country. Adam was
130 years old when Seth was born, Gen
s: 3, and probably not far from tha
age at the time of his sonCain' S wedding
Where then is the difficulty? Accor
ding to the common course of thing
) there might have been scores of MARI
ageable woman at the period when tn
sacred historian speaks of &c Cain
wife" Where then is the objection
: AS the question is round in some othe
places at the present time, and some 9th
ers, bigger than the little boy are some
. what entangled upon "the horns c
: Tom Jones dilemma, ~ we have penne
t this for the benefit of any who may b
! troubled in the same way by the dout
d ters.
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The Washington Monument.

The Wdsh,ngton M0ntnlent. A
letter from Munich, in the Berlin Gaz-
cite, dated September 18th, says:
Extraordinary activity prevails at
present in the royal foundry Of Munich,
which was established by King Louis l.
Not fewer than seven colossal castings
in bronze are nprogress-amsng which
is an equestrian statue of Washington,
destined to form the centre of an i'm
mense monument to be erected in the
State of Virginia, and which is to be
surrounded by forty colossal statues of
men who distinguished themselves IN the
war of independence.
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aAlElegl, a0RzlTazl CA slA,

who ought to cheer, ,sand support
her, in all the trials pf 5slesitate not
in saying there is ass sIother Who
when young was wild T .icksome vet
since marriage would Lei b lives were
their husbands beIieyslks there i
many a one who feels sponsibilitv
resting upon her as a Pal feels thatit
is her duty to bring Il children in
the nurture and admonit The Lord
| feels the power of tha from which
there is no appeal, and tent Of that
justice from which there feprieye -
but he, who should be q endeayo-
ring 81 train them. Nay Ii Whicbs
sssttlkey lgsid 90, alld ssd tlem ii to tic
Lamb of God, only Night of it, and
when she tries to conviim of the necs-
sslty OF his and their son, the only ro-
sponse she gets is, thas weak minded,
and he makes light ofhe erity. Reader, if
thou art an unbelieVeflisposed to dis
regard the threatningspd, and the en-
treaties of pjous frienhe time is COM
ing when He will lau your calamity,
and mock when your cometh !! Let
not then the partner sy bosom have
all the care in the trainf thy children.
By standing aloof and i her take upon
herself the solemn ' when she dedi-
Gates them to God, youly your conduct
that you feel no interestheir salvation
or future happiness.
But pious Mother, ngh you may
have to travel alone tha to happiness,
yet act thy part well a1 shalt be duly
rewarded. Early ded5hy children to
the Lord. Let them hat YOU desire
their salvation, and leworld see that
to you the consolatio religion are of
inestimable value. Thu stand upon
the Rock against whis gates Of Hell
shall not prevail, and tA you may have
exhausted the energiei Jour mind, and
the strength of your b5 you have faith
in the promises of Gov keeping God
and when the day of f4 4koning comes
though the sinner viii. driven to the
blackness of darkness fl by the wrath
of an angry God, you Ae children ht
has given you, he will a Wedge as heir
of eternal glory. D.
Taylorsville, N, c., 1886.
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Duplin Fair. The Annual Fair OF
the DupIin county Agricultural Society ,cc
will be held at Kenansville, on InurS-
dav and Friday, the 9th and 7th days
of November.
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Normal College. The Eession OPEN
ed with more than hund ed students,
and the prospect is most fYorable.
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Boots ano Shoes.
The SHOE TRADE.

HAVING Increased oar facilities for manufaeiai
ing ana dealing H. l.Dnis, ,skoea and Leather, III
Iailersgnea, sufepsa5Is 10 q Dawson q Co., Onei
10 tho ezsBs OF Day port and gicihty, greater In
liauempHlg than ever buy their Roots and ShOess
them. Our retail staFh hereafter will alSays COL
tain egory description II goods wanted " tho poopif
W. also are MAKING extensive pr6pafaHons i.i
- ShDie-liriGg E.0ot- snd shoes and We invite e"ah-
Try dealers IL Ghl ana examine sOek and Prices
a. IL IL our determination 10 cell On good terms O.
thsF can he rnfehzsstin ST. Leul. or Chicago.
DANSoN, GRiGGs X 90.
1tt25 Erady ST., door lrDm si
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AMERICAN PRINTING PRESSES IN
LONDON. f

Among the passengers in the Cam.
bria was Mr.. VIM. Conquest, a gentle
man connected with the celebrated
establishment of r. NJ. Hoe q Co,
New York. Some three or four months
since, Mr.. Conquest went to London,
having in his charge one of s.IoesSix
Cylinder Presses" for the purpose of
putting the same in operation in
Lloyd's Weekly Newspaper Office.
The .Jo,vaat, in notice of the re-
turn of Mr.. Conquest, says that the
impression, not on the paper, but on
the minds ofour brother newspaper
people in London, which the opera
ton OF the six cylinder press made
was intense; so much so that hardly
had the first edition been worked of
upon it heforethe proprietor of Lloyd's
Weekly Newspaper had written an Or
der to Messrs. Hoe& Co., for ''anoth,
er press of the same sort.
Nearly every newspaper proprietor
in London, as we'll as hosts Of other
persons interested in the printing bu-
siness, visited Lloyd's office for the
purpose ofseeing the yankee ma
chine" work, and all expressed their
astonishment at the amount of work
which it accomplished I'M brief fspace
OF time
The London Times is now printed
on press which works off eleven
thousand impressions per hour, re.
quiring twenty seven men to tend it,
The proprietors of that paper, upon
examining Hoes six cylinder at
lloyd's, and being eye witnesses to
its working at the rate oftifteenthous-
and impressions per hour, with but
seven or eight men (including the en-
gineer and tireman) to tend toit, wrote
their order to Messrs. Hoe & Co., for
one ten cylinder press. Two or three
other Offices in London have also Civ
en- their orders to Messrs. Hoo Il Co.,
for printing presses. -Botm 1ssn.
script. -
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s,RESCH kid, White kid, Kngilsh kid, Bronze kit
& ami Velvet Slippers.
Also, Kid, Congress, Knglish and French Lasting
G2ters from 80 to S2,.5 per pair, for sale By
DerI BA NSDS GRTGGS a 60
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HATS AND CAPS
Black silk Hats;
L.. FuI ~,
1856. Spring and summer 1856.
ARRANGEMENT,
AT THE
GREAT NORTHWESTERN
Clothing and NJ anufaeturiHg
E.N II d ri T.N.
A. CAsTEEL Il co,

n. SASlEEL N 10,
1NAkE this opportunity to inform the pnbiie tha,
/ they have received at their Store, the largest
Stock OF
Broad Cloths, Csssimerss, vsstinss,
which has ever bsen brought 10 this market. The
Goods which offer to the Inspection OF The eizels
this town sufpass in design aud finish, anything
thai be offered them ihis side of New York bstag
selected with The greatest care and from the most ca
tenslne houses Ia the Eastern markets, aai Hiih a
view TO satisfy the iastes ui all our cusIoIners,
Wehato also q tail and mplele assortment Oh
the latest and most approved styles OF
GENTS. FURNISHING GOODS,
which are beyond doubt tas most desirable 20 be
found In this city. Among which arc Geuts' shiIts,
Undsrshirts, Stoeks, CraFRts, Gloves, Suspendsrs,
Hose, &c.
Particular attention viii be paid, herst otors to
the making up of garments ia style unsurpassed by
any similar establishment.
Full suits made on shortest notice, and warranted
0 suit.
Thankful for the bestnwa afpast liberal iayors Of
the public, We take pea.ar IN piedsinz renewed
ndelty, and solicit share oI the public patronage.
Apl % d-H 4, CASfEEL 4 co.
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Well Digging,

THE subscriber Is at sll times ready 10 dig Wsli
aud Cisterhs. He may DO foand at Mr.. smith 4
on Harrison, east side, bel~ cen OH aud IN sts
Aug d3ms EDWARD NEWTON.
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FALL AND WINTER CLOTHING
ATJ0HN J0RDANS

-
A LARGE andv ID assortment ofMen,s AN Il
ABoys' Ready made Clothing, smbrsc
Ing sllthe dnerentand approyedstyles ,aad al
good workmen out ofthe best material.
Fine, medi1m and common, Union, Beaver, Felt
Pilot, Petersham and Flushing, Bangups, Sack sand
Paetot tOvercosts, Cloth, Dress and FrOck Coats oi
various colors and qualities. Cloth, Gassa sre, Sati-
net, Velvet and Tweed Pantaloous SILK, satin, Va
lsnta ,Swansdown, Velvet, Plush, Cloth Cashmere,
Sstinst, DoubIe and Single breasted Yeats. Monkey
Jackets Drawers. URdershirs, Hosiery, Suspsniars,
Gloves Crayats Haudkershiais, shirt olsrs Stocks,
Ties, Searfs, Winrhesisr and Seoig Psteli
shouldersea Shirts, umbrelasand ala rtice usual
ly kept in senteman's furnishing stores, ineludipg
Eobes de ChambreRnd Revere VestsaBd Oyefeoats.
Also, splendid assortment Of nueut Cloths, CASH
meras and Nesings--al of which Will be made up to
orderinth the bestnannar, with Prompthess, ut accom-
nlodalllg prices, and by competent orkmon. This
establishment isln the nonthly receipt ofths latest
Fashionss so to them may be re-
iiedupon asbeing in the laiesttyl by those who
sireit. Allmanner Of plain work and work OF geg.
teelmeinm prom pity sttandedto as heretofore
HATS ofa new sly letoEathef witA all otthe so o.
mon kinds constantly ON hand.
,thesu roo Id mt
Iy hopes TO me ii itGeo AtpuaBce ofthossme
JOHN JORDAN.
Observation-Disclosures CloIhlef ,on rontstreei pe.
site the Steam Mills.
paysnport, July y2d,lS55-WSd.tf
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MY present residence, arrsos sc. at ths head o
Nl Tsnth seven Aiso i've fo0lns tsaens ntan.
Two feous. l.. l.. PARKER.
july 90 atf
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House Work Of the Latest styles,
BsyEN poKT
! + y n w q II Il 5
IDuNDRY AND MACHINE SHOP,

TAN.niR, DONNELlS 81 CO., dgte ioremen ofthG
u LeClGifr FGHUdFyJ are prepared 10 execute al
tiHIs Ul
Engine and Machine work for Saw and Flour
ing Mills.
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.tsAAEEIvEnEs

SOHN A. GUI viii attend to the collecting of
~ debts, taking subscriptions for Newspapers and
DO d General esncy business. ohico No. 10 0TT's
building.
ksferto Eurgows& Prettyman, Cook d uAlou.
fab X
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I DW A STEAM CABINET
TMpORTsD EsjgsNI'sgJsEE
''sAN ca tfNltF ~ ~ ''V 1870 49, -
LE. CLAIRE FOUNDRY

M n a. h i IA a. sS.IE - IL
1T DOMAINE, successor 10 N9ssTU- LS ClAire&
WI. Davenport; having purchase tis Ab"t prem
ircs Is now pTa paTsd To Manufacture
STEAM ENGl NJ ES
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RatlrGu0s.
mississippi and Missouri Railroad
lsf4ssfES y KxAses91 tsx<Sfs6

sNh,aat Egrf Monday EsPt, &LI 1853 and tnti.
- mifH. H+rga laaIRa will leave Davenport, Ion
sf9zaa..f si, !r@a ty Sundays sxcePiei} u.s. iais
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~. < 9 q II Il 8. /,
NRInlnEaia Nanlnr IN

FgEsizn aai Doneatic, EIrsu snd prisd trui-i
Nuis Sc ~, Cbioago and u, Louis wAoiefaie prices
Constantly on hand tenoAs, Oranges, Apples
Sc. Eludy 1t. nest ETsat easl tloS.
E.FGup1Tt July 2G i3G nwtt
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PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
s.-=-z=a7-g.7. az So NJ &ssF9issss -. 10
tS 81 ~ - ssssa 5sss u

SO -
Tho ,rgnt Central Route, connecting the At Iautil
tg,,ss WIsu the Western, NorthweacrR, ana South
western states by continuous Rail%a! 4reei. ihl.
road also CONNECTS II Pittsburgh with daily ilho oi
sagaa fj all ere on the NOrlh western Lakes; ma
str- c most direct cheapest end reliable roHts by
,..y fftEurlsf .a' f'"l4 lie
Rates Betweou rhilat I'D IittsbaIg,
sI rsf lass --I3oota ,a, aeF, Dryl -sc - ,op \
Goods uH boxes Furs, fea. AeTz, e@c.i
second Glass 80 Books q Station
cry uTy Goods GA hslesl Drugs and tCn,. as topN
Medicine Hardware, Leather, Wool
-a'nsrd Gina5,s-Anv.la, gagging0
bacon, ron. "a ontEI C9s, oseei,{ sos p 100 y
EgurfEE CEgs4E.-aLohce, Fish, ,ka)
en- : Porn ,.asEe45 Lardts IaEd oil,i doe . 100 b.
iemp, IrgU, lead, ,ualiHI r0dA ash, SSe.,
Ft0uE-7I pcrharr'i until further notice.
CRAfN-~aG cls. poTl " il until fuither notice
IyIIUA-&2 per aaiC, not exceeding suU lbs,
vel At uutIiui1" notice.
+. .IRsulppllg g. 0Ods from any point cast Of Phil
aa@bhie be- Iafls,ulsv 10 mark packages "sia FsRH'
s4,t.g5tg East.aEs." All goods nsgHed to lhe Il
,sats igr tags Road ag tn,sds Pha or PitsburR, "A
E, forwarded " lghuUt iHGgHIinn.
FDgiuHr Ao4Sl5 HARRIS NoTmly g. Co, Mem
lHis Team, K. saos - CO., st. Louis, ). Mitch.
eli : Son, Egaussllis, IGdi pnmesnu, Bell 8 Bur
Ggul and Garter ! JsUett, Louisville, ,Ky!R Mel'
dflfm, Asals,u, iut5 Sprigman Brown, and irwin
=. t0., CnctnaatE n, ". Graham G Co., GAINESVILLE
. ITaet 4. 90, 4 EIlby ST. Boatoni Laech * TO.
y .
Place, New E"sEi L, J . sneodsr, Pl'ai2lah@j h!a
grss < ko54z, BALTIMORE Goo C. tF5a"!saus, ti:-
III HOUSTON, GaaEsa' f.sigtt Arrest PLjts
u. GLDMHAERi, 5G5 {. -st'gr@. -.
rcmusyivaula BEaiirOad.
Three DAILY Through Trains bctao-h Philadelphia
and Pl,i-sats tsl.-rHL MORNING MAIL TRAIN
.ayr. Pai- ,dcipbiH Tor Pittsburgh. u A. NJ and
etl,...T,p e y Plaa7ipidG att i, NJ. The fast line
leaves ..l. pbay. p. 81 and pitlgburg fox Phil
rt.!ls... SIR, H. iiE MIGHT AsAPRESS train
,.-.s-- .,Gl4aii1aa rrr tittsbaizh al II NJ. aud
F.l.-a. uf.l uat!Gtetphia II II =. Il.
,L. -.sf. lirg4 suuHtCt 1t Pittsburgh with the
lst..tas laaHl IrU,n ST. Lgaist Mo, Alton, Gaiena
a7i Chicago, III, FtautI,rt, LeAihs ton and Louis
Wiz, Ky, r,ffg uaett, Dayton, Springfield, bee-
r.uLl.s. Saula5Ay, Toledo, Cleveland, Columbus,
Ines, lle hIass.ilon and Wooster Ohoi also, with
tls E.raiu i.gskeL baUIa tfom and 10 New Orleans,
81 louis Louisville aUd Cincinnati.
through gicEel4 cat hr Aalt ~ from either OF the
..15Fr PLACES. w ,
.ls statl.g yGIuts. Passengers from the West will
,, this l!u =!lf.rst aud most expeditions route 10
luIlAgl,,AIE. Hh,i4.!r, New fUrk or Boston.
mos. &GpkE, Agent, Passenger Lines, FhiiR.
J. HhSAfMEE. hgrutFa8aoEaCT Lines, Pitts.
sIu.a- N0v III 'S6 Ats
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Stuues.
BUY YOUR STOVES

IN HERE will always he found one oftho hesLas.
w sorlmeHt OF Storcs, Iin Plate, Sheet Iron
Wire, Japanned Warn, Fin, Sheet Iron and Copper
Ware In this city. Among his staogtmont"l
= e @ Y T. =
arc tho 'ceicblated Climax and Charter Oak Cook
stove =, coal or wnGii; AZ inl and complete as
aorime nj Parior, Box nh Heatng Steves, Elevate
oven Stoves, and many other patterns too numer-
aus TO mention. Our motto il, Quick Sales and
small froiits Good work, all warranted or no sale;
One dolsrsaye is = dollar 60 med; and by calling
nj this stove Store yon will save IL and get asf ~
good an article AT an J other house.
Ing and JOB Work la general ont OF good Tin and
stock, hoping 10 receive share OF the public pat
rDnage By this motto: ''Quiok Sales and Small
Proftsp fsepG} u. l.. BORNE.
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URINE Western Reserve and Country Dairy CHEESE
L fer sale Wholesale and retail BY
Aug2 ALhohp ~ fAIlEN.
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B. F. SHOUP q CO.,
(I.ate hrIn of RsnwiGk & Son,)
FORWARDING &C0MAIssI0N MERCHANTS.
Bszar Buildings, East cor. Front and 1rsdy.
DaFenportlowa.
Agents for all the principal Steamboats, In the upper
MisSisspptrade, ADD eonnsotins with lower Missis-
sail, and keep constantly Oh hand, fresh and pure
Cement, aIe brick, &c.
ibsraiadyaneeman luh upon all conslgnme ents.
Ae.n " lniA-dA.AAlI
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SAMUEL PERRY.

HAAUEL FE6hT.
Merchant Taller,
HAS onhand new and full Assortment OF French
L and English Clothes, CassiInsres and Vestings
suitable for the season. which he Will make up 10
measure on ahortnotics and EsasolSblstsIms.
READY MADE CLOTHING,
or all kinds for Spring and summer wear, which
. III be sold asohsap sthachsspssi.
FURNISHING It GOODS.
Agsodsuppiy ofeveryining necessary for gentle.
mans wardrobe. Nprtnx style Of Hats, ,
Caps, Trunks, yuiices, sc.
P.S. Would iIvit Tia ose about TO purchase goods
ia abov line to give him cali before purchasing
elsewhere. One price only. No trouble 10 show
goods. IhankIufo pa tiaV ora opss continuance
ofthe same. SAMUEL fERRY.
nsN I'll mil lshh
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Stores, STORES,
MULTIPLIED BY STOVES.
AND THE ANSWER Is STOVES!
4 LTHOUGH We cannot Keep on hand same 20oD
Aor 5000 Stoves, soma oi our neishbors, the rea
cons nre We sell 30 cheap and good article OF
Stoves that II becomes difcu.I to supply tie do.
masd, bat new supply OF freight cars have srrivet
and been placed our road, and We hase ompietej
arrangements so as 10 be able te supply the
demands ofsll, ba the same MORE Or LESS
SO after looking around among ell the CONE
HORSE" Stove shops in this city, to no purpose,
come to
Twitchsll GillstFs,
The only Stove Emporium In tho west and buy
St0pG as is Store. In our prices, for ehespnes5,
We defy all competition article warranted,
nnd If not satisfactory we refund the money. Among
our assortment may be found the celebrated
Forest Oak, Tor wood or Coal; the Climax;
BLACK Diamond. for coal, The King OF
Stoves aud Governor, elevated ovens
All kinds of Parlor, Once anG Heating Stoves
fla and Copper Ware aon hand Gt all i.mes. Root.
inE, JObbing, dc. done 10 order.
Brady Street, nearly opposite the 7. 0.
Ali nliENpnpT
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NOTICE

TVS Is certify that the copaTtnershp heretofore
existing between the undersigned under the
ms me aud style Of Sh0up s. BaTkalow IL tais day
dissolved by mutual consent,
Al the demands outstanding 10 fayar Of ss'a firm
viii he collected bs said Snoup,
q. F, sHoUP.
A,V. BARKALOW.
III Tho FoywGTiing aHd Commission business
viii hereafter he continued by u. ShoupS 20,
st Tho same stand,
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Glotbiua.
New Goods. New foods!
EDW ARD ALDEN
.NRrshaay Tailor,

Wholesale and Retail Dealer in
Re ady- M a de ClOt hing
Cloths, Cassimsres, Vsstings. Dents fur-
nishing Goods aaa Tailors' Trimmings,
Il ASjusi returned frsm the east with one OF III
l. largest and best selretod stocks OF goods eve
oiered for sale in this market consisting 10 part
.haf"ilowin9 articles:
BROaDCLOTHS.
English, French, German and American, Of the d
8e,f quality and iRtas. siyi Of goods,
CASSIMERES.
EuEtsh, French and AM ,rican, "f every Sariety oi
-Ale, color and qnallts
yESTINGS.
White Mar..illes, M.taiasse, White London Figur-
ed Tusel aud Colored silks, Fancy and Plain silk
Velvet, Fancy silk and Linen. Iiailsa silk Grsna.
dine, Satin, italian Cloth. SIX riash, and fancy
Cashmere In great variety.
OVERGUATING
Black, Blue and Brown Bfoadeloth Uoi0n, Whitney
and Pilot Cloths, Fancy, Blue, drown aud Malbefiy
Castor Beaver, Canada nissa aud hsIaFa Of The la
READY-MADE
over Goats ,oyer.Sacts, 50 riouts, Reehng Jacket.
and Tsih,as, Eroek and Dress Rroek Goats of all
qualities and styles, SIX, Velvet, Plush, Cloth,
touble and twist fancy and plain Cashmere and
Doeskin Pan,.; Dsn'nand Guernsey Frocks, Wrap
pors aud OyeIalis.
FURNISHING GOODS.
Hickory, calico, white plain linen corded and Paris
bo .oms, fancy eoi0rcd Shtrs, with common aud poi
la wristbands; string Deorsey, corded Byron, poi
ka Collars, Neck Ties, stocks, Iaacy and and plain
Cfa,sts; Gloves-9hte, biaek aud coiofsd kid, iiu-
I'd buck, cloth, Chesterfield, Aberdeen, Berlin,
union and German and Fur Gauntieis: wool, meri-
20 and cotton Hose; white aud fancy linen snd sik
HAndks rch iot; embroidered lambs wool, white and
mixed merino and silk Wrappers and Drawers;
Wool Mit.s, Scarfs MDfhers, Gents Shawis aud
Shawl Pins, Umbrella, Carpet Sacks, aud all othsr
articles uaiiy kept bS the trade, all OF which 10
respectfully sub united 10 the examination OF Gus
toners.
aae early call will secure choice seleclioas.
EDWARD aLDES-
Second street, opposite LeCiairs Row, Davenport,
low, ,ltstween MAIN & Bfady.b sepodu
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clinton, Clinton County, Iowa.

3 g..r,ua DESTROYS 81 ina, rusti0n concerning nm
! ,a.ul 7au aes r plUtGELa new Town and Ohisii
uGII GIIarr..slts0 1I3r,r Diiots, ~, h3 calling 9u
GEO. Il. PARKER.
.H. .n1vtr Wiley. Grocery htoTot ga st.
davenport. Aug. Ei'5s--.i
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UNHTY, ,TfIoglBS s, co. axe now receiving, at
1 .ueir Eart near the rail- road depot, 100 Tons
.DFEuAA DAiLh FoI Fuel ami Steam thas no SUI
rr,tJr IN Ibis Market.
,blDE ta q Combination Of the ntiusTs So raise the
D.. s,f, u! tuul--wLlGa 30 would not sHbmit to--~G
%-yeuuaJie for short timo, to BappIy our custom
r.e Eu. having succeeded in breaking p this con.
u,cosun tm wLiohthe community has no small iUtar
.grl1Bu uro now prepared 20 deiTor IN this city or
IateHpoI', iH quantity 10 SUIT purchasers "a oar
El.4rt psa, re, oa appHCilona al the laEa.
putE l,.4Ua Jams -du
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N O II I c. e /!

- G., DAWSON, & co, have formed a
- partnership Nth Y. II Gflsgs, under the name
and siylo Of Dawson. GTiggs 4 Co., to take effect
on the isl day ei ikoyembef, 1855.
Alpersons having Gnsetied accounts with the old
arm are requested ~ call and seLtls. oci25