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The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-12-08
Rock fslarl0,
iMe llId Pioneer Bakery still ahead!

ihe Old PioReerBa still ahead!
.,iE suSscriber hss recently mAde extensive prep
srations for the Manufacture Of sutter, sugar,
sioston Soda, Pic Mic, Water and Oyster Crackers,
Pilot Bread, &c, &C., together with good assofl-
ment OF Loaf Bread, Cakes and Rusks,
have also purchased The Patent Right for Scott
,anty, for The 10 aiiutacture of CrCm d Fauis
PATENT LOAF BREAD,
made by machinery. The advantages claimed for
,is making Bread, arc these, In. bread Is
ancs, 1T 10 much whor aud more even, keeps much
onger With becoians stalo, and TO many persons
- not objec tionablo when week old, II cuts as
handsome as Tho hness French roll II goes Astner,
ana is readily introduc into families who have ney
er used Bah sr's Tread before. shall continue 10
run q Bread Wagon as heretoioTs. In Offering the
above articles, terms which cannot fall 10 give en-
Ere satisfaction hope 10 be able 10 supply all who
may f,ysr me with their patronage. Thankful for
past fsyors,I nope 10 merit oonunuance OF me
saue. All orders from the country promptly attend
"a 10. Htt4 DANlEL MuoHh'
Pioneer Bakery, FIaGt Street, cue square abose g
Burrows q Pretignan's steam Mills. .E
Davenport, May - ,is5b- -dtt .tAf-st .".. .." '
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A CLEVER TRIcK.-Among the
election incidents" in this vicinity,
says the Lynn News, was one OF an
attempt 10 collect a debt, which shows
some ingenuity. A gentleman had
. demand against another which he
sas unable to collect. Knowing him
% be an ardent politician, he got an
other person to induce him to bet on
!ne result Of the election, offering such
: bet that was quickly taken. The
money was placed in the hands OF an
other citizen: and the creditor sent
~ officer and secured the money by
. trustee process.
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A IiDll INVESTMENT-

4 AyiuE UaE MIL completed aud Ia oparatlsu and
I i our object onplished in having eGe OF our
Mils 40 the City 0f nayenpoTis and our parposs be-
Ing to dispose Of Mills and Rights IN estate Of Iowa
e now offer tiis AIli, Machinery, EaStBe, Fixtures
Hufidiags and Lease, iOr sVla on accom- nodating
terms b. SEeiahtss party. Tas Ail IL Iaanatsetu-
rine Ia rye quantity oi Flour per day, very trt
ang .xpenssI The cleaning apparatus is unsurpsss
ed Ia the West, Bo better inv stment is nov open 10
make money. Pc further psfteulsrsaPply 10
0et, "a dtf JACOB WEAVER ia. q co.
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COAL Coal

7 oWREY, THOMAS d CO. are now receiving, AZ
lIthsir Yard near the rail road dapot, luS TONS
OF GOAL DAILY. For Fuel and steam ithas no sn-
peItur In this Market. ag ..
De;ug 10 q combination Of the miners TO raise the
pfra 4 Goal--whieh We would not sabmit to--we
wefs bile, for shorttime, TO supply our euslem-
ere dat having succeeded IN breaking up this COM
binsto I'm which the community has no small inter
ess,) We are no prepared odevsr in this city or
former pnees, on apple aroaat the Yard. e-
Rock I,iand Ian a .dtf
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Gunger, Tin and Sheet
. 10 Iron Shop. -ut

't'HR undersigned are new opening . new Copper
! Tin and Sheet iron .Eobbing shop, on Sec
md Street near Harrison street. full assorimeH,
aE lie val toER articles GomPosn9 ih stock of cOm
,iete !in-wi.re and Steve Store. All sorts OF well
elsterF a4d Double Aeuag Force Fumps can at all
times be had ri thf above mentioned place.
Lead Pipe, Sheet Lead, Sheet CopPeS, sheet Zinc,
and Bathing Tubs On hand constantly.
Their ouE gxp pertsGea in tho business makes The
subscribers e5aldent OF satisfying al calls made In
thkir lnefHA .E-s. ts}. ~ @ts
Partical ~ -teutiDn paid 20 Tin Roodng and espe
cially TO solving Williams fstehI fuins WIN pai
valves, Hff.e III ...z.EL,.. -. .,.,,,Eg
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Dyers
"a EWSsySOGATEOS,
q III JuuIVWH UtUeHF HEN y Vu "4sH7O.Ht "4sHOHt y,
What Overs Healing Embroeasion j

| What Oyefs Healing Embroeaoon II,
,dy sor the eur OF Rheumatism Cuts Wounds, Pain in
ths Side, Back and Limbs; Lumbago Sore Throat Burns
sesds, swellings, Ague, cramp, Piles, &C. For Cuts
will afford immediate relief in scads burns, and for
Pains weak in part Of the system II will give
certain relief in very short time. 80 ,zsf t asss
Used Internally, 1t il Of the most valuable rene
for craup spasmods affections for pains Or sore
in the side throat chest and stomach foT sick
headache nansea sickness, rheumattsms or any II
tarual weakness caused by fall or strain IL possesses
.oo,hing healing and Paindssroying properties une
qualed By any other compound medicine, and We have
| sbove named diseases. zs. .s5 - .as
| What has Dysr's Healing Embroeatior donsl
Wonders, indeed 1t is known every whsssas Astas-
dsrd medicne, sure remedy aad universal psnacea
for rheumatism. cuts wons d. burns saids
throst piles bowel eomPatats eho.ers wind ehoi-
c, dy and numerous other ills snc aches It's
popularity is owing its atrinsic msrits. Once
used IL is never Dispensed with 1t is becoming daily
more and popular, and Is performIng remarkable
day by day All persons who have never used ths
great remedy for sil sorts Il pain shSa at "hSe ohfan
A Balm for Every Wound,
Dyers Healing Emoroca 0n has acquired an aaPre e.
dsIIsd celebrity healing panaeee, heures wounds,
cuts, AS braises sealds, rbsumansa sud all exter
hal and Internal pain, iu shoEl period = tme Sslen
Iiheally prepari d and always preserving the same
strength and quality IS used with tas sreAtest comb
deHee oy all classes, and has become 50 uniSersauy
known that needs hardly to be Bams~ an public print.
A Sure Remedy Tor Piles
lhe Piles nosI distressing complaint Is more preya-
lent than generally supposed II attended with IN
aam1,atioa small turnors In the generality OF
make their appearance, is hdeserbaby painful which
il IL impossible resist scratching, and the only pres
eut relief be aesrs TO teaT the skin 0n he
disease not dangerous, but extremely unpieas ant
Clerks and those OF sdeal AIRY habits, are 7st subject
10 this slads let al aiced Try Dyer Healing Eul-
brocatiou ami rel8sf and an ef
iecrual cre Many Iruubiesuas cases Of this complaint
have beeI. died by the % this gret meine
We can present upon iEci ia carroburataQn OF this
statements and thousands beaf testimony T. the great
| value Of this All-neaiing Panasss. l ~ ISL.
| No Stain Left
The "a Sc with .stich Dyer's Healing Rmbrocatdn IS
applied the absence OF any grease ply substanoe ia
hi CON position, it's perfect Reatness lesNfns stain
Gn TIE dsessoI ska, its afeesbs eior, lis pronpG
fnfa and eiehoioUs effects, render it the most Nsus-
hn and cheapest ledicina that can h1 sed The senu
iag has the iaS sniie " tte pfoprieIors signature
A. H. FfELn Proprietor Providence, RI
! Sal l III Rock Island aud paFs nY.kt ~ HINES 4
| GlJp2INGER; In Chieago BY 'kNfoS & lkttbiNsuN
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IIEARTLEss "A madcap, who hal
run through lis patrimony. but had
hopes OF being heir to his rich brothers
and sisters, expressed one day over
his empty purse the iraternal wish, II
would give both Of nay two sisters, il |
could only get rid Of my three broth
ersl"
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ADORE q LLATHERs have just opened Meat
yl Shcp on Brady street. between Fourth and Eiiih,
9esi side, where they Intend keeping On hald tuli
ssrts MT Of The choicest Meats obrel the Day
IN port public The patronage of families i respectful
Is solicited as not only win Meats be good, but
prices low There's going down town for beel,
Mutton Pork ste when sou supply yourselves with
the best az MOORE & LEirHERs.
n-n,IN l.
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BonMa TIA kKrrLE.-Which is
the most trying to q woman--sgreen-
horn Of . servsnt girl, or q stove that
wont draw" the day she expects
compaayl Mrs. Jones hired, the 9th.
er day, { Miss McDermott, just from
Cork. Miss McDermott, was ordered
to "bol the tea kettle"
The what" .s...
The tea kettle"
AN do you name thsts"
Certainly. Ii did not | would
not order you to do it--and be quick
about it,"
Yea marm.n
Miss AcDermott obeysd orders
IN about half an hour afterwards, Mrs.
Jones resumed the conversation.
Where's the tea kettle, BridgetP'
I'm the dinner pot, marm."
"ln the whatI"
I'm the dinner pot. You told me
TO boil it, and I've had a scald on it tor
nigh IN hour"
Nm. Jones could hear no more.
ehs had rush OF blood to the head
and went of into q swoon.
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sGH VS. Al WOIFsALE'
The largest Stove Store
IN, xhe ~eatss.

va E snail receive the opening OF laviga!iol he
w targBstl stong of SfDVhs aud fiSNbRs
sTOJK over brought to ihs State OF Iowa. Among
ae NUMEROUS articles witch we shall keep CONSTANT
kglsf ff0m No IL 10 %, Charcoal do, Russia do,
iauafisa REfaie d., Birs, tiaasa Copper 6rs-
ier2s Sos B{oFk TN, LEAD, Copper BottoMs, Hsftdt
Ea. fr5z Rfssis ali sizes, siHHsd DO, al xssSs 81
yptgssd Ra7s, JapaHHsd do. IfaHsrs Tools and We
assure all persons favoring with an order, that we
will sell them goods in line low as they can Be
bought In Chicago ST. Louis, snd much lower than
they hayx been paying for them heretofore in this
pa ace, ana terms to sEtf.
Please s1ve us call and learn our prices, and
aen we thing YOU will spend neth er time nor ans D.
or hereafter IN buying 81 the Two places above
Ramed.
\. b. Ia : few says we shail receive an assor!-
hientof tho pb9ye named goods by nsiiroad, sum
cient 10 supply eha Immediate demand.
Country ii ershsnts "a rely apon being RPplisd-
al all times with Tiuwsre and on favorable terms st
FhoIesats prices. .tf= rs
Old Rags, Copper, &c, Sc. &c. aiken 10 er7
change for goods.
No, Burrows Block, fTontstrse -
Nrhia-dgSgtI wICEERSHAM & HICKS.
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cHItA00 AHD ROCK ISLAND RAILROAD.
90 Rs -



f~NTns sf,sr Monday, Deer. LIST, lss6,and until
Dartss. notice, tr ins will leave Hock Island dai
", Sundays excepted, as follows: ,.. =,
IA m ssifrxin AZ 2. si.kass lV.o" - VI
ii ~ Iaras. s,oppin ng only 81 the principal >, d,
stations al . 10 ~
Sd Freight, with I'd elass cars Al e.sO a " y
T,s;ns ar,iy 9 al Rock Island dsf, Sundays except
81, ssfoilows; 6ns NJ
lst aiSh express al Z ~ o "
I'd Mall train at a az . ~
ID Freight train al ,,, ,,oo,io ~ :. J;
All trains over this road sr5 IA alTest a.
ChicsSo with trains over both toe Sileh aa aoG ATth
Id Mchigan centraiR K TO and from 'Betroil ria-
isao. Cleveland, COLUMBUS, Cincinnat, ritlspgigh,
Dunkifk BltAio Niagars Fallsi Alesny, ss" , iota
hiisdein hid. Baltimore and WRsaingtene Also ~
La sale With trains Of the Illinois Genrs ra,, g9ao Il,
north 70 oeIens and south TO 81 Loni ana ~
xhish nIaccs tiekets can be procured OIL y ,. 5ih
WINS. Ticket agt r. r. Depot RI
psssAnssfs are reminded ofthe necessity OF gtslhs
tinr, directious as to the destination Of ther bag
cage procure eket. ssiPfS tsins rs, .asfI
10 atatous on The line the Chicago and hoek t<ha
Rsiiroad. JonN y NF'
wiz wArTnAs, Assr spP'l vs.
Rock Isisnd. April =, 1856.
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aArpRRs Z DAVIS Gazstfs.
AZ WRsf, atsfs Dsnsersf.
RI. 0ULICH, Der Dsaserst.
THE DAILY GAZETTE.
.,,r DEPARTURE OF HERBERT
IRON SAN FRANCISCO

rur DEPARTURE OF hERbLni
FROM SAN FRANCISCO
The editor Of the Bulletin, in bis
zane Of Nov. s, gives the following
Altering notice Of the Hon. Z. 1.
r,rbsrt. the murderer ofKeating, un-
an the caption of "The departure Of
Cain"
Today California will be purge OF
ana more Of the infamous characters
II, vbo disaraced her in the eyes Of the
civilized world--of one who held
cation obtained throug vile means,
Ss ignorance of the true nature ofthe
S.sst' forced upon her by the corrupt
nrimsry election system, and the mon
~ ofthe gambler. allude to z: 7.
Herbert. the Mariposa monte dealer,
ths murderer Of Heating, and the row
AZ Congressman. We are glad that
oar State will be rid Of his blighting
presence, and our citizens Of the NOR
ttiacstion they feel, that one bearing
he n..k Of Cain, with less to recon-
mend him to the sympathy OF his race,
and with Q character 90 hideous in
crime that e,en the vilest osmen turn
fun him in horror and disgust. should
have the opportunity Of misrepresent.
inn them for another three months IN
The National Congress.
Since the return OF this miserable
man to our State he has been relnarka-
Ny quiet. He has been Stunned by
al decent men as the plague would be;
hi. bloody palm has never touched
that Of 9 gentleman. His association
has been with men ofhiS own class, oi
sasy virtue, who would not be toler-
stsd in respectable society. Only
once, to our knowledge, has he been
approached BY gentlemen, and that
was on his arrival, when Represented
with . petition from large body OF
our citizens, requesting him TO leave
the State, and expressing their indlg
nation at his vile conduct. Our citi-
Gems have 90 far respected the law as
10 refrain from inficting any bodily
punishment upon the murderer, and
be has been very careful not to furnish
them an opportunity to administer the
Justice he 80 recently escaped. He
Aas hardly yet, notwithstanding the
liquor imbibed tokeep up a false cour
ase in the eyes ofhis fellows, recover
ine from the shock which his guilty
conscience and craven spirit received
when the petition above referred to
xas presented to him by a few OF our
citizens. One moment longer, ere the
character Of the formidable document
was revealed to him, and he was as
sursd that it was not the mandate OF
~ Secretary" and the murderer
would have fallen from fear. The
public have the satisfaction OF know
Ing that unanimous condemnation Of
hi deeds has been spread before the
House Of Representatives, that, should
hs have the spark Of shame or manli.
nes left, will cause him to shrink into
his former obacurity, with, We hope,
Z determination to seek some honor
able livelihood in nature.
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DR.. w. D. BLAIN,
OF NEW YORK,
DIuIIST AND AURIST

as permanently located ia rock Island, on Illinois
street, opposite Island City Hotel, where be VIII
be happy all pen afflicted with diseases OF the
Eye and EaF. a ft
Having devoted several years this special branch Of
lis pTOss sion trusts that he relieve many who have
gtycn up in despair with AmaarosiS, the symptoms OF
Which are weakness OF sight, imaginary objects noatins
before the eye objects appear 9bsclred by cloud r ha
1iness flashes Of light enlargement OF The pupil Sc-
ataract in WHICH the lens turn white aud prey
the rays Light passing through H. ppthaima or inna
NATION Near sight, Weakness OF Siaoa strsoiouas OF
Souinting IS well Us Deafness ia its various forms.
llgyipg received from Paris the new and wontermi
opt haossope, with which enabled TO look INTO
the a. pts the eye and see the interior as essf
the outside, and thereby ascertain ths sAaet y
optic nerve and retinA in Amsurosis; the ens IN
on cataract. Alsoths lllumlnated Specuinm iof ca
mn ming the ear As we'll a. new iaeNcaI PEspS
rns f surng erecity OF the coTnes or MIN over tne
eys without the use Of the knife Or eaastiss ~
10 prevent i'm Csiton Dr. u, deems u Prauent 70
sts te hat ~ 4. aiar Physsian Being Ersdnaae
fths Tuiyeraty oi Vermont also OF the New York OPP
s,Inie Bsspltal aus his success - An Oeulst At-
bic ID the perfection 70 which he has brought the
IVES Of msdlea.ed vspors the treatment Of diseases q
p. s,Dr b. wiildsvess sportion Of his time 10 the
9 chropc diseases, especially " ths thfoai
aud lu ns having cured himself Of Consn mption Aer
large pai Of his right nng ioss by dissass - vsl
as many others in alike condition. ofses hours nom
A'hS RoeS, * isIlNp, os, ., 1859 dwa
Potash AND CHIORiDE LlM,
| For sale by AEyoRp VAN PAfTBS.
Jpua
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CHEAP
rs a. Ar sseE> a. Crave STsRyk q

I2 CHEAP
HARDsY YARE q STOVE STORE
NEW AKRaNGEMENT.
nsss ! and Hardware in the OLD STAND OF II. d,
v SMITH Co, IL "
N Co rncr Front and Brady streets /,
Where there can be found large ana eompie's
Hentos
SHELF AND HEAVY HARDWARE,
Nas Spikes, Glass, Carpenters and Joiners Tools. and
In fact everything in the Hardware line which viii sell
for Cash cheaper than be had any sstsblshmentn in
this city.
#fse#a Give Ne Cali 5a
Don forget the place. Corner Front and Brady Streets
,Iiays-igtf ". ". PARKER.
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SAMUEL PERRY.
"err,Ia nnr r>Au-

As hand new and full assortment of Ffsnes
aad Eaxlisb Clothes Gassimeres and Vsstinr.
sa.uabte for the season, which he will make 1p fe
measure on q hort notice and reasone BILE te rms.
READY MADE CLOTHING.
oi az KINDS Tor spring aad Summer wear, which
viii ba sol sschsap asthe cheapest.
FGRNiSHiNG GOODS.
good saPply oieyery thing necessary for ssntl.-
name wardrobe. spring style of Hats,
taps, Irunks, Valices, Ac. Is = r Il -
P.s. Would lnyite tAes a bout 10 pafehass rood,
the above line 10 give him eail before purcbasns
sssxhere. One price only No trouble 70 ehov
goods Ah4nktGlforpss1ayorsh hopssa continuAncs
~ W" sans, g ~ $50 SAMUEL PERRY.
ttaFahpogt A.rfI rs iss:
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GREAT ATTRACTION
&t AT THE Et~
Great Western Clothing Store,

Il. LOW . N - . "a
WHoLEsA LIZ and RETAIL. ~, = ~.
AnaSG ., Jus. returned A tsom the sa.; win three
cents Furnishing Go0ds as was ever OF
sle Y a.s sna Al, y = per sent lass price
glaiiIy. hAstng aad two years expeRieHcs In this
saye selected this soek OF oods from The Best sss.
atR Inanafaciurers and OF the best qualities Amone
| WAieh may be ioand Two shonsaaG Over.Co0Ss
if9m 70 Is dollarsi foar Thousand pglrs Pants IN
! trom 73eenIs 10 10 ,toiIars; Dre.. Coat sfrom
\ y y dolsrs; froch ts 80 dollars; sack 3to as
! dollars shirts from 80 cts. 20 $500; Hats,
! Gaps,Gents, Fa rnislh nag Goods, in prics
and qaaiisy 20 sat purchasers. An goods bought sf
ne are warranted =. No. article. - a
lhereby return my sincere thanks for the patron
~s aereioioEes9 li5eraiy bestowed me and hope
ll % merit aaa receive the same. No LeClSirs
:. ) Csaairy Merchants will d, veil 70 esil auc
zee my stock before purchasing eisew here, ThsY
p ~ and low ngiires and re@SonA Die terms
augSi dwu
To Lease.
4 NUMBER Of desirable lots for residence, on
I BS4dy. Aain and Harrison streets 10 lease for
' term OF lsysAFs, APpls to d
O1lce on Main be tween Pront and second "a.
ans " 4ii-s E!g7 @ ~ daa
SE.4tsE&'s PATENT MILLS 24
4 7g Extra Family Flour, Ae.
/ IL aTegaaa asasass very choice A. No. and .
I.i' i'uiy EIsSU1xs and would invite the
4 OF
fjsg eoalinut tha !, $ not exceiied Ne viii ai.s
! Ngep cOHst.rtly oaA AaaI fog sale. =. ~
aziddlings, or Cornell coarse and 6us, Graham
ts or Unbolted Flour, Ship -StuAs, shorts,
Rran ana scrssnings. @
dive a call Cash Tor Wheat, OF Flour EXCHANGED
siswheat. limit u ahaeuat Of custom Work viii 5.
! jar. JAf9B WEAVER, JR., 4 Co., - /.
gst2S 6oFnst Perry aad Third Streets
Swan Mills.
TEREiUN Fl Il CIRCUIT.
4s 3 AS ctSlre, Iowa. $50 81 H q
NJ would Msgs'9 pte citi4ens and trade OF Scott
sartng very saFsTleT srtiele- si Flour which vs
'ser ~ our marSets antations In this paper, and
$500 tie leAoNai4E Esa& tB &.ss4g
Great Inducements to Dealers.
A4s will deliver aur louf BY the 10 bbls and up
fF,.s anywhere with Ia W Is miles OF our mil "a
FREE OF CHARGE. t,.sq4 /,
Ef&Siag 1.-THE faciH!es or making the most mai
able bourand lesliag tsla.ms can sait bolh dsal-
r and eon.umeF, W fssgeetially solicit lib raj
4 a3sre OF public patronage.
N orders l. 4 Al Mcssrs Wiley s. AIanxer,s, op-
-ssile the lie Claire HOgse, in second ST., and Nj
as stefen in SeeoRd 81, will be Thankfully r.
tas,yed and tnsta 4.sfAaea To- Jan ia.dif
Rouse ana Lot Tor sale.
pWkLLING5 Va House e. 1ninss rooms snd lease
" ois"' i't ''1sflis1 II i ''iss5i y. sAtaey%
z es e.gs y az 81 81 Aiekell., l.ssn . Co
aaE aatg4 ss1'sa 0sss' :, q, "a. j, !.
1 aNr. assssea is he q J 4 sosrsss. Mssas. =
tssY nih hereafter conduct The Coppss En snI
Z = 81 lf'nsasiness 'hdet the psms and tiss 81
ay fhs sra -iil sssSs 81 "a s.s...e S =.
sSs ,a, mS1 az ne s.S 9lp st.a ssg ,,ti b p
i ApPLESl APPTESlI -
500 EsDs ysAnitons and wintsr Pippius. JUST t.-
ssived In nne condition aud for sAle low
BURROWS PKErrYMAs
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stores, stores,
MULTIPLIED BY STOVES:

stores, STORES,
MULTIPLIED BY STOVES.
AND THE ANSWER Is STOS IL!
A LTHoUGH we cannot keep hand some 2o00
or 300f Stoves, some 81 our relBaoors- the rea-
are, sell so chepp and so good an article oil
stoves that IL becomes difficult TO supply tle de-
ma but supply of freight cars have arrived
and been placed on ourroad, and we have completed
ou nts TO be able now 70 supply the
demands Of All, be the same MORE OR LESS.
So after looking around among all the "oak
RoRsE" stove shops in this city, 10 no purpose,
come to :!
Twitchell Gillett's,
The only Stove Emporium in the west, and buy
store as T. stoos. IL prices, for chespness, J,
We asly all c0mpetiLon--eyery article warranted,
md if aot satisfactory, refund the monsy Among
our assortment may be found the cole braied
Forest Oak for wood or Csal; the Climax;
Black Diamond. Tor coal; The King Of D.
Stoves and Governor, elevated ovens.
All kinds Of Parlor, Once and Heating stoves.-
Tin aad Copper WareaJ 4ahd 81 all times, keoi.
ing, Jobbing, &c. done II order.
Brady Street, nearly opposite the T. o
4-aff DAVENPORT, IOWA.
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. En TIN STORE.
Copper. lin and Sheet !.

yVSHR sabscFibstshavo just opened store On Hsr.
A rison bs tween Third and Fourth streets. whore
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Copper, Tin and Sheet Iron Ware,
ParfiC lar attention paldto Roofing, spoutng and
Jobbing Country merchants esn rely upon being
suppisd gith tn ware 81 wholesale prices.
Rays cid copper, lead. sa., taken III exchange foI
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