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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-10-07

DEATH or A STRANGE CHARACTER ny sUIcrDa.
Coroner Conncry Was called upon 10 hold an inquea
yesterday, Mt the Franklin Square Hotel No 3es feass
street, upon the body Of named John ,. Rogers,
VINO committed suicide "a Il Is supposed ~ taking n
overdose Of audanuu. The deceased, II appeared,
EpglshmAn by birth bu, had been resident Of TIN
country for number Of years. He vas . printer ~
occupation, and occasionally took his head 70 bs
author arst and doctor. OF late years he pad pap
tcasr attention 10 landscape painting aud writing. very
by the Coroner. From q diary found among the effects
oi the deceased, was clearly apparent that his mind
was dsossed Ron sict ness domestic troubles and hnan
cal ditcuucs. From the evidence sdduced the In
qret, appeared that the deceased bad been harding
the above named hotel for about three weeks that NJ
the time, from sickness. on Sunday morning .
daughter OF The landlady OF the house visited ths
&c az s so ami VA. rom %sr ~" ~
deed. This witness, a1er detailing an unmportaas
conversation thai took place between her and the de-
strange house, and had 20 one 10 attend him; before
leaving hts went TO The bureau and found sman
bottle q anasnIm; mmsc.sey told nm not 70 .s %
taking n, and that would do him no harm told him
tina, would bring him his dinner, and Then len him; n
~ O'Clock orough, nsn bis dinner and asked him how
he FELT: he asked remain with him, but told hin
could no. a. had baeiness 70 attend to; the following
moving visited linn, and Told HIM 70 Try 70 80 70 sleep
took his reply css, and sad that The noise o. tho
people in the house would not permit Of his ssesns %
,ha morning with his breakfast. when she came running
dow > Stair, ssyise ION. Issbsls, ar AFRAID hs =
dead ~ Immediately acquainted me oarkeepes wNh Ne
fact recognize the bottle here produced the o0e
saw in The room Of deceased on Monday morning Tbs
evidence OF Dr. Bpniop, the physician who made Ne
pct .,fr examina,ou, showed clearly that decssssA
hal dcd mon sects II laudanum, large quantity
og Abe poison found In the stomach. The Jury AGo
hearing tho evidence Of the vnessee rendered ver-
DC, Of "Death from an overdose Of lAuaapuua.r
Dsccascd has wife living In Toronto, O. w., fron
whom be received letter days previous 70 hi
n..aA fY~Ua~ xuI{n~ ~ "a H. An~x~
he writing for Haspev Brothers, taken charge
a by tho Public Administrator.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-10-07

TIVE LATE FATAL PRIZE Fem Mike Murphy, ons a
the who engaged In getting up tho late wise
Sight between Andy Kelly and Charles Lynch, delivered
himself mp 70 the authorities yesterday and We hold -
bail BY Coroner Perry, 70 await the action Of the 0rsnA
Inquest
THs Apsns CAss Asns-Mr. Alonm ". Adams, vse
WA charged with b,ssmy before Justice Dsvtscat and
acquitted has caused the arrest 0 James ". France -
his wife Mary, char r. Of conspiracy and subovnAwD
Of perjury The accused parties Win havs a sxAnina-
uoa thm afternoon.
Tn rpucu RAILWAY CAn INC examination IN hss
case which vAs have come on btfove Justice Osbo-as
yesterday afternoon, has been Pcsi20nod until esi
Thursday, 81 3 I'm
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-10-07

French and Trout streets. He received tbe blow on
Tie back OF the head. producing O -er1or. wound.
another named stephen Murphy gas also struck with
BRICK, ard white pursuing bis assal,an,s arrested
Wy the police Toe Iris hrnen then rein orced and
armed win psto gums when the ssssAnts reeatsd
into Holiday street. where several shots fred but
40 injured. The uishmsn beiug armed, pressed
upon the oppose party with sucb force IN they fed up
towards Batmo stree o 10 OF the pursuers armed
~iih two revovers, which fired without effect
msn Buckley, the man who hret struck, feh into
the bands Of the police and he being conveyed the
station house, knocked down and severely beaten
buckley Murphy snd John Mske'l arrested all OF
whom we're detained (! RI sx1Jaira.ion.
IHr' yfsterGay ever NJ watcPala, R0serS went into
frtpca street 10 the pafpe" 81 sanns lamps,
bnt as frie,n ~ several psl ahvs naviag nrsd
81 him Ia. "btalned as-i.ig ana hts
wLtn nrau ra8sa GtrstS a3aronrdef him ard said
hoped Tue watch be shst before u1,roing Ne
bal
Aboai haif psst ten ciocs as' bsht eonteuding
parties met IA Bod street ii.nmore end gagged
IN . hgh' til pet s which coatioUed several
minutes without Say e.-sr How originated,
Or 30 we're thr parts engsged IN il, could AZ
that late hour eaTu
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-10-07

ruurrrG.-Thc first concert Of Thaberg the great
p,au,s, viii he siven NbIos saloon, the evening Of
Inc 2oth inst We may expect great gathering Of NE
lave ,aivr place At TIE heatemT
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-10-07
pOAnD M CorrNcu.M MEN

The first regular meeting Of Board for the prcssa
month, held last evening b. r. lnckncy, ESQ.,, Pre-
siden tho chair In consequence OF there not being
sufficient number Of members present 10 form quorum,
tho Board adjourn cd TO Wednesday.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-10-07
An order of summons was taken out by the plaintiffs
attorney rcturnabe within twenty days
FVPKEMf COUfT-IN CT AMBfHs.
Before II a Judge Whiting

You are hereby summoned and required 70 answer the com,
pan, IN this action which win be icd N the Office o. DC
clerk az te city aud county Of New York nj the CITY Hail. In
city o New York. and 70 serve cory ~ your answer
The said complaint subscriber his Office number III
street. in Sad city within twenty days aer the service
of this summons you exclusive OF the day on such service
and YOU fail TO the sail complaint wnin INC time
aforesaid the plaintiff In This action viii Apply 70 me court Tor
the rellrf demanded IN the comp stint
Dated October 2, 1850 ,,,,., a.. r,,.t..,r 60.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-10-17
V-arbs.


Wn. T, NAMFNEAL,
,.F ,DilAIN SUR RNE.HDE,
dEa' khCE GOi eT#f south .Ves Hr.A5 rTH Gt-
cnsi sir. oace !u Do CJutt House. "a a-tsfz
pt)HGty aIteudedio, Aug. iuh tiSd WI
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-10-17

tSrHEREAs on the lst day Of May, A; d. 1855,
w Frederick banelsel and Doratha DHpeisen
his wife executed unto Andrew J. Lawes, as Ifus
tee, a certain deed Of trust, conveying 10 said
lawes, as Trustee, oiowiD. tract OF land stu,
ted in Scott county, Iowa. to Wit: Thirty est 'front.'
rnnuing back 10 the alley one hundreda nd nfty ieet
of of the west sido OF Lot No. twelve (s) IN block
No. two 90 in Green's add ton w The city oil Day
snport, as shown the recorded plat Of said add
il on, which said Conveyance was made BY said Fred
eriek Danelsen aud DoraLha his wife, for the pur-
pose Of securing 10 NJ. II. Blakemore the payment
oftne SUM OF two hundred and hfty dollars, $3.50
tor which sum said Frederick Danelsen did on the
Ist day Of May Aforesaid, execute his promissor!
note 10 said Biakemore, payable IN one year after
date thereof, with interest al ten per cent per an
nun, payable semi-annually. And now the said
note having become due and payable, aud the SAID
Frederick Danelsen having failed to pay the same
Andrew LaSes 5, Trustee as Aforesaid, do hereby
give motto e. that by virtue Of thepower which Is IN
ihe said ed of trust contained, will on SATURDAY,
the 18th day ofoeto6er, A. u. 1856, az O'CLOCK ~
The atsrnco of said day AT the Court House door,
IA the city OF Davenport, expose and ouer ior saie
TO the hgnesl bldderfir cash, The parcel Of land a.
b1& described, OF 50 mueh thefeol as shan ne ne,
gsssary 10 satisfy the amount then due upon said
note " I'll ard expenses OF max ing said SAFE
and Of this notice. -
Dated this23d day OF September, 4. u. ie1b
-, otdt. ANDREW j, LANES, Trustee,
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-10-17
THE DAILY GAZETTE.
THE END OF GREAT MEN.

Happening 20 cast my eye upon a
printed page q --inature portraits, the
personages w-o occupied the four
i most conspicto IS places, were Alexan-
der, Hshniha Cesar, and Bonaparte.
f 1 had seen the sar.5 annumbered times
/ before but never did the same sensa-
lions arise in NV BOSOM as my mind
hastily glanced over their several his
tories. i @st
Alexander. AFTER having climbed
fbe dizzy heights Of ambition, and with
his temples bound With chaplets dip
ped iu the blood Of countless nations,
looked down upon a conquered world,
and wept that there was not another
one for him to conquer, set a city on
lire, and died III a scene OF debauch.
Hannibal, after having, to the con-
sternation and a5tonishmentof Rome,
passed the Alps; after having put to
fight the armies OF this mistress ofthe
world, and stripped three bushels OF
gold rings from the fingers Of her
slaughtered knights, ard made her
very foundations quake fled from bis
country. being hated By those who
once exnltingly united his name to
that Of jheir god, and called him
fIannibal--died at last BY poison, ad
ministered by his Own hands, nnla
nenteCl and unwept, in a .oreign land.
Caesar. after having conquered eight
hundred cities. ddyed his garments
il the blood Of one million Of his foes
-aiter having pursued to death the
only rival he had on earth. was miser
ably assassinated by those he consid
cred his nearest friends, and in that
very place, the attainment Of which
bad been his greatest ambition.
Bonaparte, whose mandate Kings
aud popes obcyed, after having filed
the earth with terror OF his name-af
Ter having deluged it with tears and
blood. and clothed the world with
sackcloth, clo8ed his days in lonely
banishment; almost literally exiled
from the world, yet where he could
sometimes zee his country's banner
waving Ger the deep, but which could
not or would not bring him aid. ~.
Thus four men, who from the pc
euliar situation Of their portraits,
eecmed t. stand Is the representative
oiall those wt-ol the world call gfiat
those four, Who, eaeii ii turn, made
the earth ire BE to Is very centre BY
their sinpf, tread, seTerally died
one By intoxsc alton, or, as some SUP
pose, by poison mingled in his wine
one a suic.de--oae murdered by his
friends ana &C n lonely exile. =
Hov are the a-.gatg fallen.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-10-17

i was amused says the biograph
er Of Montgomery, with the poets
statement 70 Tie effect that the house
in which Ioore was born is now
4 whisky-shop tAat Burns natiyecot.
tage is a pubi,c s.ouse; Shelleys house
At Great Marrow, : beer-shop; The
spot where Scott was born occupied by
a building uss3 .jor ssinailar purpose !;
and even Co.eGdge's residence 81
Neither stomey, The very aouse 10
which the poet composed the swee;
ode TO the Nightingale, Is aow an
ordinary beer hoase.n III
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-10-17
I 0W A STEAM CABINET
NgANGEAEEOKK

yy,E sabsc ribeF would respectfully inform lhs ait
1 izeps OF Davenport and Of Central Iowa that lie
manuGaclu res and keeps constantly on hand ani for
sale al
wholesale and Retail,
tURSITIRE of eyeTy description, IRON The dnesi
guta to the eommoaest Bureau. Having feeentls got
Es steam works into operation, he capable ol asl
ing all orders that may be given him al short noioe
nnd with work which ho warrants 10 bs oi a better
quality thsn anything Imported iato tae eits aai
which will he sold ri tower rates. All Kinds ~
IMPORTED EGRNlftkE
alec kept on hand aud for sale low. PieaseaaA aiet
examine his stock, al the manuiaetory on S'' "U4
street south side, east OF Perry street.
davenport, MAY 50 lss6 d6wu L.C. brHsal \
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-10-17

The Republican barbecue a. Msnshsls
Ohio. on Friday lssg, was the G rsstsst gath
sring nlkIhs campaign in that Stats. y.
vas thst~sht that not less than eighty thou
sand people we're present. Sig large oxss
we're roasted bnt hey, with their accom-
psuying thousands Of floaVss'of bread, chick.
ems, pigs. pies, &c /, were swept away Re-
fore halt the procession could reach the
ground The grove Of thirty-6ve acres was
closely filled and the greatest enthusiasm
prevailed te @ q
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-10-17
FALL AND WINTER CLOTHING
JOHN y0RDAN'S

low A Loi HIM. SURE
A LARG 4 and varied ass0rtne mt OF NJ EMS an d
ABOys, Ready made CIOthIns, embrac
ing oil the rentand appIoredsyle and made by
good orkmen out ofthe best material.
Fine, medium and common, Union, Beaver, Felt,
Pilot, Pstersham and Flushing, Bangups, Sack sand
Ov ercoats, CLOTH Dress and Rrock Goats OF
various coors and qualities. Cleth, Cashmere, Satl-
net, Velvet and Tweed Pantaloons. Silk Satin, Va
lsBts ,Swansdown, Velvet, Plush Cloth, Cashmere,
sstiaet, Double and Single breasted Vests. Monkey
Drawers. undershirts, Hosiery, Suspendsrs,
oyes, ,Cravals, handkerchief yShrI-Coars, Stocks,
Ties Scarfs, Winchester and Scoitsappreyed Patent
should rseam Shirts, Imbrellasand alsrtieesusnal
iy kept In gentleman's furnishing stores including
Robes de Chsmbre and Revere Nestssnd 0Yereoats.
ALSO, splendid assortment OF uncut Cloths, ASST
Insres and Nestngs-si OF which will be made mp %
the best manner, with promptnsss, al aec0m-
inodaItng prices, and by competent " otsmsn. This
ustablishman isin the monthly receipt nIthe latest
Fsshionss so tbatordeTsa satrusiedt TO them may bere-
liedupon being IA ihe lstessiS by those who de-
siIeit. All manner OF plain sork.snd work off gem
teel medium promptly attendedto as heretofore
HATS of = new sly letogeiher with al ofIhe COM
mon kinds constantly on hand. e--
Lraieinifor thes esubscriberconndenta
IL hopes To me riiaeo ntinuanee o ofthessme.
JOHN JORDAN,
t'Iothier ,or Fron'street, eppo.
siletho Steam Mills. .-....
payepnort Iuly "a i955-yAi-Ft
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-10-17

/" The most effective speaker in the FIJI.
more party is John NJ. B. It's, Of Virginia, who
says that Fillmore cannot BE- elected, bu, John
C. Fremont viu Be, even though the else.
ten may be carried to the House Of Repre-.
ssntatives.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-10-17

las, kuMBOIu, JH,
ORTIZ ACTOR Ard EuIauEa
shop on alloy bet lth sui Gtb Ats rear uf ,y9 Is
Ha0nGl and W1st 04 hfaiIpdtsi huFrh
ne 26lN ayIaE.y IT
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-10-17

, uN,HEY, THOMAS & CO. sfs eow receiving hl
4 ttne4T ard near ths all toad depot luo iDNS
on COAL DAILY OF fuot Aha @FeAIN '"AS "' :"
seyioT in this hafheu - -
uwlLs 70 + eoHOinhu"m ~ O." i"nsts 10 tA'ss ths
t.fItg oi t.s4--Wh!eh Ne would mol tabihil lo-"'
rg mile tgl s..rrt time to supply our custJh''
.s Eut having suluseded III GresktGg uP tLls eoHi-
s.natsA in which, the community has 10 small inter
s,) n are now prepared 10 deliver 10 THIS city oi
iI.,puyUit IN qusputy 10 sui1 purchasers al "ai
...rf fneIpnlss uu application at ihr ward.
kock island Ja1 3sdti
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-10-17
Cloibing.
New t'oods, New foods,
ED w ARD AIDE N
.NefrbaRg IUiSOy.

AND
Wholesale and Retail Dealer in
Re a dy- M a de Clothin & !,
Cisths, CassinlsreY, Yss.ings Gents Fur.
nishing Goods ami Taifors' Trimmings,
Has igsi returned from the east with nnr n al
l / largest aud be.tseiscipd slocSs Of g22fs s8sr
BROADCLoTHS.
saglilh, French, GeInUu aed amrsicaa, 81 So
nest qnsIity md l1tesl styl ol goods,
CASSfMERES
hnglisit, FRENCH ard hHarieas, ~ eF,rg varigy o
VEsTINGS.
Sh;:e Marse.ss, ia!riafso, White LONDON fgal,r..
a iinsel and Colored sllks, Faney and Plain Siif
tine, Satin, italian G 10th, sils Plush, and Fanny
cashmere in great variety.
OVERCOATING.
saes, Blue and Brown Eroadcloth Union, Whilne5
Castor Reayer Cansds mtyeA ana satara ef The IA
test impofts.
READY MADE
nser.C Goats, over Sacks. sphoais, Rsedng Jackets
sod ialmas, trocs agi Dfe.s Froc6 Goats o. al an
cashmere and Valencia Vests, CRsmett, Satinett.
double and w isl fancy and plain Cashmere and
Dosskin Pants; nen'nand tilerascy Froeks, wrap
FURNISHING GOODS.
Hickory, calico. white plain linen corded and Paris
30 oms, fancy coiored Shirs, with common ard pol.
Ia Wristbands; string pe0rsey, corded ByTon, pol.
IA Collars, Netk Ties. stocks, fancy and and plain
Grsvais; Gloycsuhil,, black and eolored Kid, lin
ei bhck, cloth, Chesterfield, Aberdeen. Berlin,
ilni1n and GsrmaH ami Fnr Gaanilsts wool, mcri.
10 and cotton Hose; while andfaucy iinen and silk
iiantksrehiet.; embroidered lambs wool, white and
miSed merino and silk Wrappers sud Drawers
Wool Miits. SeaTf-, Maliiers, Gents ShaBs and
shawl Pins, Umbrellas, Carpet saess. and all other
artisles Galy kept by The trade. stl Of which is
respectfully submitted q, the sIstlnn 81 Gus
tufarr..
inearly call will secure choice selections.
EDN ARD ALDEN.
Second street, opposite LeClaire Pow. Davenport,
4 I'VE, ,ft.lween Maia q I;rhty) sep6iif
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-10-17

The old man was toiling thro' the
burden and heat of the day in cultiva-
ting his fields with his own hand, and
depositing the promisingseed into the
faithful lap of yielding earth. Sud
denly there stood before him under
tine shade OF huge linden tree, Wis
ion. The old man was ssstruck with
anazement. s I,
II am Solomon, spake the phantom
in a friendly voice. 'sWbat are ycu
doing here, old mani" ~
''lf you are Solomon" replied the
venerable laborer, show can you ask
this? In my youth you sent me to the
ant; | saw its occupation, and learned
from that insect to be industrious and
to gather What thenlearned have
followed out 70 this hour"
you have only learned half your
lesson" replies the spirit. 'Goagain
to the ant, and earn from that insect
70 rest in the winter of your life, and
to enjoy wk&syop have gathered up.H
- German -4r,e9ory. Ar
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-10-17
Vhe Odd Pioneer Bakery still ahead!

NE gubscrl tar HIS GscsntiF hs1e eN'snsfe prep
: Ara4ous lot lhe h.Anliaetaio az sa'lef, ois a.
. -, sta PIC Ms, Water anu uy sIef Crackers,
nm hr.ad gy, &e., together van E"ad as-"fl
..sul III iagf Bread, Cakes and hashs.
! n.ve also purchased the f"te"t klsht lof scat
- Ethe manufacture ot tft.nI faui's
PATENT LOAF BREAD,
..aas l.. sfeeb,nery. 1as advantages ysa!med -
-i ...,a,rEU N, uualts, a4ra handsome "a npPea'
s-,.s +, is Inuci, 4ai5srautmora eyrnr keeps mG'h
Ill rat bscaiuine 't'ia, sud 10 m"A5 PeIs"'
- r5.tl splartnnahIa Wh=H wees "'d, u oat' vi
"" "" f,fr, ~. tba Aua,t Ituu,A Iuli IL goes iarthEr Z,
gl is fratIy intradarel tn.o ianlAss no nave n'S
az used uaArt's Bread bsI'r". s"Iil 'ohilino :"
buygAruglct, on Terms VI Wb1r eaiihot "il !" Ett'o"
@'. @ ~, ,t,I.cuou hope ~ bo able 10 supply all va"
lIay aver mo with Ibcir patronage iu"hHiui '"'
Nt4y -, / hone 10 meni eJutiuunuEs Si TIE
p's N ori e rs from therGuntfy lf1apily AtttAd
+N 20. -.'..'...,,.r., .1..p..
gnrygws ty Pretty Aan's atsEh @A'iis
Davenport, May -, ieb"'dh
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-10-17
DR.. w. D. BLATN,
OF NEW YORK.
lcuLIST AND AURlST,

IN. refuaucnlls located ia Ro,k lsiaud, on Illinois
street. opposite Island thy Hotel where he VII
d. lappy 10 all persons afflicted with diseases OF u
i've and Ear. ..,,., ~,
Having devoted several years 10 this special branch ol
his nrolson trusts thai r relieve many who have
giy,n M D despair with Aauosis, the symptoms o.
,ybrh nrs weakness OF sight ma sDary ubecs hOain
sI,r The eve objects sppssf oBseured by cloud on hA
mess nashes of hht, enlargement Of tue pupil &C.
Cataract ia which the lens turn white and prevents
the ilgAt passing through t opthalma ot inaa-
nation, Near ght, NesLUfes ~ vision, stabLsHiih q"
Saututlus a. well DralHess al It's various orIls.
Having IL eiyed rom Pans ths ENW aud wonderful
apLalmescape wliA which are enabled Ia LOOK ihlo
NE deaths u The eye and the interior As clearly as
lie and thereby ascertain the exact state "i tue
oic uerye retla ia Ansnvsis' the iels ih inelpi
eut catsract. Also the Illuminated specalum Tor r8
sInipng the ear as we'll as several new medical preps
lions iof curing opsc,ty OF The cofnea or hm over she
eve without the use Of the kulIs or caaaics,
To prevent Imposition DR., IS, deems 1t prudent 10
.ta thai he q regular Physician. Bens gIaaGa!e
ofthe UuiyeIsty OF ermont, also Of the Se" oak Up
halmic HU.tta, and bis success Hs vh othllst ~ a.
ribuabl. 10 III. perfection 10 which hr has brought I'
nss Of me ttrd yapors ia the treatment OF dise'r
the ey.. A.. .r... d -
p S-Dr Is. will devote portion ot his time !" The
treatment Of GAfuuie diseases especially 90 tue thEya
anil Inngs having cured himself Of Consumption Aitsi
large part a his right lung Wa7 lost BY aiaease a. Wei
As many Others in alike condition. oner hours hou
nine 10 four.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-10-17
WOOD, WOOD,

IA the CITY WOOD lAEB, junction ofseeond and
hIrnnt strsets. We have nov on bant large Hssort
,,spt gI ali kinds oi seasoned Wood HdRSty
Maple, ash, oak, hickory, ae,
Ls We are selling cheap also iATge quantity q" isht'
mo p,sts 10 Britk Makers and Others who want
Wood by aeGuan,ity, sill naha liberal deductions
In. ax,I, Al lat1a AZ Davenport, Iowa.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-10-17
1856. Spring and summer 1856
ARRANGEMENT,
Al THE
GREAT 0RTH-wEsTERN
Clothing aud NJ Manufacturing
En- IT % y ~.
A. aAsII,i.l. L 90

'y'tkE sits apHoflprrT q intnrm ths rnbiia thaI
L tssy hazs rSasiEsd At thsII stcfe, tns lsiyza
Stock OF -
Broai g.oths. Gsas,mstss, Festings,
whics has ever ossn ntought n thig market. fha
Goods hicb psr1o the iRsps elton pf the cti&api
Of his town sarpAss N design aud dni.t, ANYTHING
that can be odsrs them this side cf Aaw ork, being
selected with the greatest cate aud from ths II osI ex'
tsasne houses IN th6 Eastern markets and with
view to satisfy t-c tastes ot al our customers.
Ne have at-p a fun "a epnPlcts assortment OF
the lates st and most approx ed styles uf
GENTS. ETENEshIsG GOODS
wBich aro beyond dpusl the most desirable 70 b:
found in thl. city. Among whieh sf9 Gents EhiTis
undershifts, stpsBs, tteyHts, GfavFs, SusrendeTs
Hose, &c.
Particular attention %ilI be paid, ss heretofore 70
the making up ot gsrn IN aayle unsurpassed bg
any similar sstshlishmsnt, I'd
Fuli suits m1'tv on shortest notice. sed sarrsnts1 J
10 s1it. - H ~
Thank ful for the bestHs pas libatai fav cfs o.
the public, take pleasure Ia pedsing renew I'd
fidelity, and solicit q share Of the public petTeHsEgs
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