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The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-08-15

AnlyNlAN LIFE SAVED.


puonys r.a.. Dear sir:-As ftook your medi
- - o. Ii a., consignment pay,a take
Measure in stating i'll ,neets AS reported 70 ns ~ '
brothers who live in this place, aud their testimony
t,ir .peein,ea of all ] have Received:
10 d CoxS,lN told ne'sI had taken mne bottles OF
c,;,ie sus Bal,aiu aud continually run down while
using it unil my lungs aud liver were ,, y LA
,s " 20 ,hst All thought IL imP0ssibb for ne 70 Ace
,h,axsA aasthsr ehiH. The doctors too did all they
could for me, but thought Mxs. s' An ". Taa '
witch al once relieved me OF the distress ana nauseaN
my stomach aud pain in my head aud bowels, adpfodne-
al N nsr r,nai.s ut cure iu a short time.
Al M CoSkLlS says: ~ had been taking medicine OF
~ good doctor have in our eouhty, AND taken
any quantity Of qainue and species without any Sood
from s5th August 10 Eth l'oeembsr. Bur sesias now
nicely il operated ou my brother, got bottle oi
Rhodes Fever and Ague oure, which effected pefma-
by using t~o-thirds OF eo,,is ,ro,hsrs
s. Al. . CoNKLiN was not here, but the other orothefs
saw IN ease wus the sans rs H. Ma sold the medicine
10 both the same day. and the cure wAa - speedy fo
The small quantity and might TiTr.SgTaSaroN.
The ahe,s speaks ior itself. Good prooi is, il is
OF no better tepor than the vast samoe. o. as
fa,ss Ssr hat lis i Soasiau.iiy pouring in tome.
,me Thing more Last year Ihad occasion to edafsen
tks ysslieiu these words;
ei,esisrs ssIstitxtes tAs ss~s s tAstr asstrI1tss
as !. ~l;eins. Sas fAsa eta brsIsa tmgsdssss sMd
tsr ~ 80 stAsr asaisiss ssy - sseA u hs dsrss,
Now take pleasure In saying that the eaat'sHrs
red 10 the same sDr. Chrssie's Ague BAsam mention
tioncd in the above eertincate. -
"-Thsrs arc several other Industrious people who arr
appIyipg TO their all that pabsh Aeou
nv faser aud Asue Cure, Antdots TO Malaria s1ey
Of Cxsss, and the Certificate ofthe Gel
ehemist pr James H. Chiloa, in favor of per
eetly harmless character which = attached 70
M. These milplways serve 70 distinguish NY nasu"
nom imiatDas. JAS. A. kh0Ihs, SsIIa.ss. rrSpi's0s
wholsssl. Assuts-4H. blshslsy, ST. Loaisi barsis =
| Bro, Ihieaso &. T. wsbe, pA'sspose, ssA s @ ~
| Drug gists generally. J'
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xen3 Long xubber bo0ts.
LSo Rubber Sandals, Caters and Slippers for La
"A dies and Gents, Misses and children, 6y
Dec a DAWSON, GRIGGS X CO.
Warn Feet! Dry Feet!
nAWSON, GRfGGS & co. have q complete as
- sortment Of Farlined, Cloth and Buffalo over
shoe. for sale cheap. dec 3.
THE SHOE TRADE
COUNTRY Merchants are invited 10 call and ex-
anime our assortment which Is just suited 10 this
Market. Our prices will al all times be as low as
those ofChieago or 81. Louis.
Dec3 DAWSON, GRIGGs s. co.
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ORIGIN OF TExTs.-The taking Of a
text Iseems TO have originated with
Ezra, who accompanied by several
l.evites, in a public congregation Of
men and women. ..ascended a pulpit,
opened the book of the law; and after
addressing prayer to the Deity, to
which the people said ''amen," 'sread
in the law of God distinctly, and gave
the sense, and caused them to under
stand the reading" Previous to that
the patriarch delivered in public as-
sembles either prophecies or moral in.
structions for the editication OF the
people. 1t was not till after the return
Of the Jews from Babylonish captivity,
during which period they had almost
lost the language in which the Penta-
touch was written that it became nee
cssary to explain as well as to read
Scripture to them,-a practice adopt
ed by Ezra, and since universally fol-
lowed. In latter times, the books of
Moses were thus read III the Syna-
gogue every Sabbath day. To this
custom the Savior contorMed, and in q
Synagogue at Nazareth read passages
from the Prophet Isaiah; then closing
the book, returned it to the priest, and
preached from the text. The custom
which now prevails all over the Chris
tian world, was interrupted in the dark
ages. whenthe ethics of Aristotle We're
read in many churches on Sunday in
steed ofthe Holy Scriptures.
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THE DAILY GAZETTE.

LAYING OF THE NEWFOUNDLAND
TELEGRAPH CABLE.--Rapid strides are
making in the gigantic enterprise OF
connecting by telegraph London with
New York. 1t may confidently be
anticipated that within the next eigh-
teen months we will be in daily com
munication with England and the
whole European Continent. The
Joufaal of Cmamerce gives the fol-
lowing particulars Of the laying ofthe
submarine cable across the Gulf Of st.
Lawrence, derived from Mr.. James
Eddy, ofthe American Telegraph Com
pany, who was on board the Propontis:
"On the 9th Of July, after having
landed and secured the end ofthe ca
bic to the Telegraphic station at Cape
Ray, the steamer Propontis weighed
anchor about 9 o'clock, and steamed
across the gulf, passing out the cable
at the rate of five or six miles per hour
reaching Aspy Bay, Cape North, (the
other terminus, soon after 5 o'clock
the next morning, occupying ISL
hours, without the slightest injury to
the cable, or kink or bend ofany kind.
The cable was coiled in the hold with
the greatest care in such manner that
each Successive layer was run ont from
the centre to the circumference. 1t
was not necessary to stop the engine
for a moment. AS the cable passed
from the coil, it moved through kind
OF inverted east iron tunnel, and over
two cast iron drums, each about nine
feet in diameter, weighing a ton anda
half each, and over pulley at the
stern Of the ship. A registerattached
to the drum showed the exact length
of the cable paid ont, being regulated
like gasometer-one dial showing
the fathoms, another the miles,
Brakes were constantly brought to
bear on the drums, so that the cable
entered the water straight, and suf.
ficient strain was kept upon it to lay
it smoothly on the bottom. While it
was being laid in the deepest portion
of the gulf, some $50 or 200 fathoms,
the cable descended at an angle OF
about % deg, showing that its great
weight was more than sufficient to
balance the forward movement Of the
vessel. Communication was kept up
constantly between the ship and the
shore, while the cable was being laid.
After arriving at Cape North, and
while the cable was being secured on
shore, a temporary station was fitted
up under a tent; an electric communi
;ation fully established between the
.wo shores OF the gulf---a distance OF
Eighty five miles. This gratifying re-
,ult was announced by the firing OF
guns from the Propontis, and elected
he hearty cheers OF all in attendance.
The electric fluid has found its way
among the mcrmaids Of the deep,wi
he same facility as when passing be-
ween poles in the open atmosphere
rhe manufacturers Of the wire were
for its safety until laid in
is bed, and for ten days subsequent"
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death calm in that noble breast
Which heayes but with the heayiDg dsep :,

He sees thunder cloud inthe even
ing, and would have "doted and pored'
on it. but cannot for fear it should bring
the ship bad weather. Keats drinks
the beauty of Nature violently; but
has no more real sympathy with her
than he has with bottle Of claret.-
His palate is fine; but he ''burst joys
grape against it," gets nothing but
misery, and bitter taste ofdregs, out
of his desperate draught. Byron and
Shelly are nearly the same, only with
more troublesome selfsheness.--
Wordsworth is more like Scott and
understands hsw to be happy, but yet
cannot altogether rid himself Of the
sense that he is philosopher, and ought
always TO be saying something wise.
He has also a vague notion that ma
ture would not be able to get on well
without Wordsworth; and finds con-
part of his pleasure in look
ING at himself as we'll as at her. Bnt
with Scott the love is entirely humble
and unselfiish. ~, Scott, am nothing
and less than nothing; but these crags
and heaths, and clouds, how great
they are, how lovely, how forever to
le beloved, only for their own silent,
thoughtless sake.."-
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Railroads.
CHICAGO AND ROCK ISLAND RAILROAD.
E2 2NeE - g
,srKING AIsKAnGEMENTs.

Spring aIsKAseEMENJS.
nS and after Monday, Aph 18th, 1850 and nntll
Ofurlnsi notice, tr will iglTo koct island da,
ty, Sundays excepted, as ioio"s;
"a express, Stopping only attic principal
statlOHs al lb'iS q. W
81 nigutespress, stopping Ataii statiOn4 9.lup, "
ttL freight with 2i class cars al J30 A. d.
Trains arrive at itosk leland daily, SuhiaJs except
cd, follows.
tsI IishI.xnres. al s.Oa A. NJ.
sai espress, stopping ptd! al The prtactpAt
stations al iuV r. NJ
Al man lrainat q. iUl5 r. VI g.
4lil freight with gd class ears III s.i1 =. !.
AilIrains Yer this road Ia direct connection al
Ehicas 90 with trains oy-f bothtu Mich sad SOuihefn
aud Michigan Central z. r. 10 aud from Detroit TO
tcdo, Cleveland, tolamhds, Cincinnati, fitsbufght
DnnElrh Buii41, Niagara Falls. Aibany, View YORK,
PhiiaIuip MIA, Baltimore aud Washington. Also al
Ia SAiie with trains OF The Illinois Central foad-
n0rh 10 Gaena aud south to ST. lohis aud tairo,to
which places tick Is eau be procured Of 5. s. SIZE
VEAS, Tick el agt n. II. Depot Il.
Passengers arc reminded af the necessity OF giving
distinct directions 10 the de.tiHalon oi their bag
gage. 4isO 10 procure tickets before taking lhtif
seat ia lhn cars tbs conductors collect aTes only
To hialUhs onthe line vt lho Chicago and Rock Island
Railroad. JOHN u iEAth1 NHlt'
". N. HulraGs, As4't Suptt.
iu.h Island. ipril 4 1856.
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Clothing.
1856. Spring and Summer 1856.
ARRANGEMENT
AT THE
GREAT NORTHWESTERN
Clothing and II anufacturing
n. ~ II - X 4 Il III.
A. CAsrEEL 4 co

A. CAsTEEL Il Co,
nNiK Il this opportunity TO Inform the phblic ina !
l they have received at their store, the largest
Stock OF
Broad Cloths, Cassinores, Vestings,
which has ever been trought ~ this market. Inc
Goods which onerto the inspection OF the eitzens
ofthc town surpass in design and nnish, anything
that be offered them this side Of New YORK, being
selected with tho greatest and from The mosteS
tensine houses in the Eastern markets, and Win
view To satisfy the tastes Of all our customers.
Wehlvc also fuli and complete assortment OF
the latest aud most approved sly les OF
CENTS. FURNISHING GOODS,
which are beyond doubt the most desirable TO be
fouWI III this city. Among which ar; Gents Shirts,
undershrts, Stocks, Crayats, Gloves, Suspendefs,
Hose, ,&e.
ParIieulir attention will be paj, as heretofore 10
the making up OF garments in style unsurpassed by
any SIMILAR esIabli ishnient.
FUN suits made on shortest notice, and warranted
80 suit.
Thank in for the be.to.al ofpast liberal iayofs
the public, We lake pleasure in pedgins rebewea
adely, atL solicit share Of the rubic patronage.
ApI 70 d-i 4 GhSTEEI e. co.
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THE NEW HOTEL.
w AV ERLY HOU s X

On Main near 7th street.
I S open for pcrmsneht and transient oosfasis'
Those who wish quiet aud pleasant home sat.
lug long orr short sOIourn In davenport can hiH
at the Waveriy House. Tue tabiesS.., Nemrn.saed
with the deicaccs the season. the room. are pleas
AMI; the beds new and son. The Wasoriy Ia second
10 40 hotel west Chicago, In point OF beauty VI 10:
cation, pie ant house, good iurnitufa and keos Va
bles ldEwiyI u. Al. ADAMS, ProIHiotor.
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Fire and Burglar Proof Safes

IJAVlAG obtained the agency fol the sale of Lii
ll lies Patent Fire and burglar Proof Safes, Bank
iGcks, Bank Vault Doors aud Frames, are prepar-
ed 10 furnish at manufacturers prices any Of these
Articles short notice.
these Safes all fastened with Liile's Locks Civ
ing undoabted sechiity against thieves perfectly
free from dampasss aud better hre proofs than any
other safe made. The burning of them in any bull
ding eaaast materially injure them, and they may be
exchanged for new one III any agency by paying 70
repalnling. The vault doors and frames reliabe
economical ,ornamentsland generally used where they
are best known.
The Bank Locks have always foied the burglar and
all Bank Lock seeking competitors.
The various tests applied TO these articles by jurors
mechanical and agricultural fairs where they have
always obtained the drst HemiuIns establishes the
certainty Of their superoriIy Purchasers invited
to call and examine the articles, references, certi
Gates, &C., before purchasing.
The under ersgned are the only agents in Rock Is
land llll.) aud Davenport fiowa) for The Worlds
Safe Company, of Troy, n. Y. Orders addressed 10
either place will receive prompt attention.
CHILD & BAKER,
Illinois ST. Rock Island.
Fet4 d,E F-Iy. Second ST. Davenport.
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SIR WALTER ScoTT's LOVE OF Ma.
ruRE.-ln consequence of his useful
ness and humility SCOTS enjoyment
Of nature is incomparably greater than
that of any other poet know, All
the rest carry their cares to her, and
begin maundering in her ears about
their own affairs. Tennyson goes out
on furry common, and sees it is calm
autumn sunshine, but it gives him no
pleasure. He only remembers that it
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Stopes.
STOVES AT WOLESALE'
The Largest Stove Store
IL, the woet:..

In the w o0tsss
WE shall receive the opening Of navigation the
wv largest stock Of STOVES and TINNERs
STOCK ever brought 10 the State Of lows. Among
The numerous articles which shall keep constant
y hand for timers are Tin Plate, sheet jroH
Boiler from No. f2 to ~. Charcoal do. Russia de-,
ImifatioR Russia do, Wire, fiaRed Coppsr'si Bra
isr's Do, Bioek tia, Lesd, copper Bottoms- Heftaf
d., Ir0a Rirsts ALI sizes, timed DO. all kinds Of
presSed vare, JapaHssd DO. 7fansrs Tools and We
assure all persons fayofiRg with order that we
will sell them goods IL line as low they be
bought in Chicago st. Louis. and much lower than
they have been paying for them heretofore in TN.
place, and on tsrms to saft.
Please give US a call and learn our prices, a nd
then we think you will spend Meth er time
ey hereafter in buying al the two places above
named.
N.B. In few aays We shall receive assort-
ment Of the above named goods by railroad, sum
cient 70 supply the Immediate demand.
Country Merchants rely upon being supplied
at all times with Tinware and on favorable terms at
Whofsaie prices
OLD Rags, Copper &c, &e., &c, taken in ex-
change for goods.
No, 4 Burrows Block, Front Street.
Nchi2-dSwJ WIckEksHAM & HICKS.
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nr / w. II. BAKER

vcpp .n axns,sues OF thirteen years 10 ,ha
n raete. OF Medicine sni surgery nov noxsnnorl
I,olcs.ionaI e.rvices TO the e.a eie' ,I ~ Ina gwen
10 aasrs,iys surgery 1ud diseases Of he ,o., su
isas,. Oaics IL Post once Block -. p.,r, ~ ~,
Icuss on 5ih at, between BRADY @ ''''
,,.dn
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NOTICE.

NOTICE.
THIS is 10 certify that the artnershtp heretofore
l exi,ting between the undersigned under the
nams and style Of Shoup L eafkslow is this day
dissolved BY mutual consent.
An Inc demands Outstanding in favor Of said arm
""' 10 B. F. SHOUP.
A.N. BARkALOW.
NJ The Forwarding and Commission business
viii he ereatter be continued by h.. Shoup 4 Co,
st the A me stand,
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WILSON Il PARKER.
ENGRAVERS aud BRAND CUTTERS,
Seals and Seal Presses Of every description
CARDS AND ENVELOPES
PRINTED IN SUPERIOR STYLE
IA OLIVE sTRRET. ST. LOUIS, MO.
sepi.t3dly
SIOUX CITY LAND AGENCY.
BREWNrEk & KNIGHT,
Land Agents ut Sioux city. Iowa.
Lands entered aud warrants located Ia Sioux ity
Fort Dodge aud Cooncii Bluns.
TCoileelions promptly attended 70:
E.P. BREW sfER, IL. T. KNIGHT
Atty. b Coun,r. al Law. Cisil Engineers s. surveyor
-REEER TO
Dawson a True, Esqn., Editvr 6alstts,
Df. J. nj. Mitherwsx, lawson y 9i.es''
n. Price, Esqv IT. Lahe, Esq
ERAMA W a KEPNEk,
Forwarding and. Commission Merchants,
No q 2BuRROWS'NEW BLOCK, FRONT STREET.
saE Davenport, Iowa.
Orders solicited for tLs purchase of Grain, Flour,
Wool and PIodue generally.
--hsFEREscEs--
Burrows Il Pretty man, Davenport, Iowa,
Wise, Pussy d " ise Phil, ia,
springer, Harbsngh q Co, riitsourz, Pa,
spanx Co.,
Joseph h. kldsr, st. Loals, Mo-,
McBfide & Hammer, Cincinnati, Ohio,
Il. Mccoy s. Sons, n Lisbon,
u. & d. AcDsnnid q Co, WsilsSitis,.ohio'
Mohisn Martha, ai
Hanna, GaIrsl.oa & CO., Cleveland, :.
Hasssy 4 Sinclair
James Graham, New Garden, -
MerchAnts generally, salem,
feb q ls5d-du
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Mississippi and Missouri Railroad
80 ~ 60

I lT,,IL.r notice trans will leave Davenport, for
Nnsratmo aud Iowa city, tSundays eNeepted) as fol-
lows: =. -
l.l Freight AMI Enig igfant tran 81 ) 30 A. NJ.
ID Mail train at s.Vo =. NJ
81 Express train al "a. t,. 9.uo r. ~
Trims arrive Atlatr trhP"HdAl]t '@Hiiays eNceptedl
rs follows. ,
ist Mail traiL Al 1i5 y ~
ad Express Train, L'eo r. ".
al Freight and Enistau Train al T.al +, u.
Ali Trsns oat OF Ia cnp0rt will aake connections
N!lh Muscaline and lsHE titS,
The Passenger Ifisiiis ct Al lAs.hiprt with
H., noag Islard atI GhiraLr frJaua. ihu evening
rain stops Que hour 10 DayenF"ft for 81 per.
pas.ops 10 are reminded ~ litr naesssit3 oil giving
,s.a Il.o 10 praruIe Tickets before lknZ theif
sea Is ia the eafs. ''HN = ilEAhf.
DAY supt.
Va .tsr af 4 TRANSPORTATION. splil-du
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PENNsYLyhNIA RAILROAD.
III 4 4-E - "a

H ssHsEszA
The great Central koute, connecting the At lantio
eties With the Western, Southwestern, and Seuih-
,rs. ra States Dy con tinuous Hallway direct. This
rad aIao connects al Pittsburgh with daily line vi
,samers 10 all erts on the Northwestern Lakes; MA
King ls most dreol sAsaPesi aha fsftaote F'Ats b!
which Freight can be forwarded to and irem the
Rats between Philadelphia and rittsbuig,
FIRST siaKs .--bo"ts shoes, Dry.l -5e. n loa A.
Good, d "a boNesl Fufs, Feathers, Ac.i
second Glass. - Books & Station
.,y. nm Goods (iu nales) Drugs and 20, ,ess
Medicines, Hard ware, Leather, Wool
,sntrl Ciass.--Ansils, bagging)
,.eoa, r.ik o. Ha!hl csst stesi' Ste . 100
Hourt h Class .--Conee, fi.h, ,Ba)
con q PORK tpueksdl LardA Lard OIi,i i6c y 100 4
hemp, Iron, lead, nails, soda ash, &c.>
FiDUi.-SI per barrel nnlil furtber notice.
CHAINS So els. per 100 II : nntit iIllhtfnoloe.
GOITON--ss per bal - 'art-,i'ss sbu lbs,
weight anllliOther rh"t'r
ads,t,hln be partenla .aark packages SPA ieHa
aa,a Ra!lroaa - All goods csnsig ned To the ..
genls ff ths Road al rhllade pia or Pitsburg, VIII
tgstaur Aassfs.--iisrrs, Wornls 4 Co., Mem.
bhis. Team. K 4. Sass y Co, st. Louis, }. s. Mitch
al N Son, EyInsgilie, lad; Dnmnsnil, Bell 81 Bur:
doet aud Carter II i.Wett, louisville ,ky:R @ MI
drum, MAIDS n, Ind Spnsman = Bto"n,and Irwin
s. Co., g oe.nnut; \. W; Graham & Co., zanesyiiit
- LeacI, 4 CO., So kiiOy ST. Boston; LeeGh X TO
8 sstor uausu, N. York, William 81. aud Batter
I.Iace, Ne " York; Il. ! Sneedef, PhIaLolpIia; Ma
eraw & keons, Bai!Imor-i Geo c. freueisens, fitts
burg.
fi.tf. HOUSTON, 0sasrai Frsig As Agsat, PARa
H. = LuAIBAERI, SaPf. HtceAG, Pa.
pennsyIyaMia Railroad.
T,fe- Daily rhrough Traing gtetgeeu.rhiiadciphia
and P.llsburst. TIRE MORNING MAIL TRAIN
I,ayes plnladel pAia for Pllsburga a q. A. NJ p. and
tiItsburxh Ter Pbadelphia at. A. Ai. The iAst iiBe
leave. phliadeiphsai r N agd plttsGnrgior i'Ail-
sI.iut,n NJ T.. M. TIE NIGHT bSPRtSS train
Ir,yes pAiiadeIphia ior PtIsburgh nj II Z NJ Sad
Is ,tisburgh for phiiad lphia nj II =. VI
Tha aboya lines connect ~ FittsbaryG with the
YYilroaIs To andfrom 81. Louis, Mo-, Alton, uacna
and Caicago, H. Frankfort, leNi.@tou aAd lo'eis-
yilis KY; Terre uautc, IIIyluh, Springfield, Belle
Isntins, sandusky, fulsht, Cleveland, Co!inabus,
l,neDyilie MassilloH aud N rpattr GhlO also, with
,he steam packet boats IRON .,,d - Aew Orleans,
sl Lpui., Louisville and thIctuHatl
Ihrouk h lekots eaa ye had esisJIn eIher OF the
above places ,,,..,,- IL, .
aut sta llux points, Passengers from the West Will
ma Ills the shortest and most expeditions route 10
philu Il, lulla, Baltimore, New York or Boston.
THu.5. MOORE, gent, Passenger Lines, phila.
MESkfMEN, Agent Passenger Lines, Pitts.
pLi,a. Nov Cd IS dly
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QarDs.


g. +. WEBB,
No. 20 East Second street, Davenport, Iowa.
GENERAL DEALER IN
Drugs, Medicines, Chemicals, Paints, oils,
Dye.stuffs, Window Glass,
Psrfumsry, FancyArticlss, Patent Medicines, &c.
II RESPECTFULLY eaiithe attention ofthe purchss-
IL lag community 10 our present large stock Of
aoods aud large sdditolsn opening, which We sie
confident cannot be surpassed either Ia price quail
ty We would Invite the sttontion OF country store
Keepers and Physieansto our prices and goods befor
purchasing else where.
Family hledienesan Ply sieansp fsser ptiolscAre-
uliy compounded. ieoII
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I, pWgEY THOMAS N co. are now reeeiN ing, at
| ,th.ir Ward near lhe iail road depot, 100 TONS
oFCOAL DAILY for Fuel steam ilbas no s'.
nSins 10 combination OF the miners to False The
a. al Coal--whi.h We w"hid not sHbmn ,e.-""
wose unable, for shortum 10 oar
ts.t,on i'm whiehthc community has no small inter.
tive ars no prepared 70 deliver ~ th,s riS OF
Davenport, In aH.n.lias .t5,,, " a iheVaTI.
R.ek Isinud Jams ,dtl
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ER SII ME A rs.

yJ,HE subscriber has taken stall In the upper end
/ of the Lower Market. where he assures the pub
,i he is pre la red all times to serve them it'll
good m eats as the country affords. and nj low
ptice as they be Obtained IN The city. He asks
share of public patronage Meat delivered n the
re.idences Of CUSTOMERS W. u. MuoRE-
MAY .th, 1850, dtI
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LIE CLAIRE FOUNDRY
M a G h 4 N g S.h q ID :,

M a G h n 9 S.h q p
M D0NAHUE, successor to Messrs. lie Claire&
lNls Davenport: having purchase The above prem
ises IL pre- p8 red TO Manufacture 81
STEAM ENGINES
oihe various kinds suitable the Of the
Try. Also, CASTINGS. for all ofthe different raTe-
Ties OF MlGie ,rings aud Shangs Of all decript ions.
House Work of the Latest styles,
Caps, SIs, Brackets, Columns. ee. etc, always on
hand, and make 10 order.
Connected with the above is Forging Shop,
der the direction OF inea Of superior skill.
Brsss and 0mposton of Castings made to order,
Babbt Metal Away IN hand.
Ny stock OF Patterns fer Machinery, Building and
ornanen ntal purposes, unsurpasssIby any similar
Establishment la the West. s
Repairing done at the shortest notice. Charge.
reasonable. Cash al all times paid for Old Iron and
Cope
Corner of Froai and Scott Su., Davenpsrt, Iowa.
Meh2l d-wtf NJ. DOyAHUE.
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Notice

.NoCK Island Bank has made arrangements 10 use
l 7. limttod snouut of the note. oi''ihe Mahuiac-
a., :. s.d Aaebanlcs Bank OF Coiumbus, Georgia
sud IN. "a ne will DO received deposit or Ia pay
mentor Exchange Coin, on tue same terms as Me
issue, OF The solvent Banks n Nirg,nia, henlHths,
ohio or Indiana. NJ u oSbOkN. ffest
n is,snt Inn. dSwu 5. II. MANN, Cashier.