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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-03-01

DUSTPONENENT... Il WIN fcHFeI tHHt
L have to announce that my Distribution Enter.
prise cannot take place the 22d February. The
unusual hardness of the winter has prevented me
l can see them shall fix upon another day not later
than about the LIST of August at which time the Draw
ing will etany take place or the tickets called in
and the money refunded. And should the sale of
tickets satisfy me in doing so, shall fix upon an ear
lier day, as | anxious to have the Drawing take
place at the earliest possible time.
JESSE T. HOPKINS,
fa l6-t1stAu Liberty. Va.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-03-01

- FOX KENT OK LEASE-Thaf con.
- ing, situated on the N, e. corner of Broad and
18th SITS, disgonaly opposite the City Coarshouss,
and In view ofthe Capitol. For professional men .
combines every convenience, having Offices detached.
and also in the main building, the interior Of which
OF modern construction, with two psrios, hsndsoms
marble mantlepieees, &c. Possession OF the two o.
tached offices can be given ct once and OF the entire
the present term expires though ssatstaetoy arrange
ment may be made to give possession at an earlier 81
later date, a. am informed by the present occupan
Mr. VIM Brent (of the firm Of 0retter Brent,l wnes
viii take pleasure in showing the premises TO any ons
DESTROYS ofviewing them. =
Apply to either Of the Aessrs TABB. Richmond =
10 Pm. TABB, Jr-
Trustee Of VIM. Shepard, decd
% 22-h Blandon. Hsnricr county We
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-03-01

They may be found at John r Jackson's. Laidley
Robinson's Z. J. Picots, A. Bodeker's 8. I'M Zach
risson's, Chas. Millspaugh's, Bennett Beers Alex.
Duvapl Drugsiss, and VIM. G. Bsttaille, Richmond,
Va. "a
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1856-09-13
Runs 7riumphs: Every Monday is

Runs 7riumphs: Every Monday is
a busy day IN Cincinnati police court.
Sunday is the great day fer lndu!sng n
the largest liberty. the constitutional rght
to get drunk is asserted and maintained.
The result is inuumcratle cases OF drunk.
enness riot. wife. whipping fighting, stab
tiBg, gouglng, scratching ana pounding.
All the slatlon.houses are full almost ~
sul'ioa,ion on sunday night. TINS is a
curious :" rec country where n a. cam
not get drunk and have wee tIt of a
tigh, on the Sabbath without being fined
and sen, tojsIl for IT, Sunday is lhe haf-
yes. time .or liquor sellers. aud police
otfccrsin the Queen City. TIE PEOPLE
ureruo complaints, while the wave OF
mogaI deaf hsweeps onward. The temples
Of Baechus have worshpers IL holy time,
GAan tie churches OF me living Gcd; vet
he minister Of Chrst S rarely teard
preaching against the popular vice. One
min, s.er had The Tsshne 81 lo speak agaiBSs
lastl nabie wIne-drlakln2 and last lls
pulpit In consequence. The remark ottea
made by the enemies OF proh'btion, is
aEIlrea IAm IlncInnau al ths hour. 10
stop fhIa eNt!' 20 totally al rariance uIih
the SPIRIT ofhs times, aad quite rep4g-
lant 10 tie feeling OF free rat,oaai and
emil z t..t1led men. Crusadee.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1856-09-13
The Rotary Milking Machine.

The prorerb, 'ltere is nothing new
unae. the sun, II not a tallacy, stands IN
imminent danger oil becoming so, ty the
agency Of the Iuventse genus OF our
country. Tie prry least is rotary milk.
or, pouerfhy illustrated in the Scientific
.4n.c,iedn OF august 18th. Il IS dsscrl.
bed as follows;
The milking is done by means oil a
crank attached 10 a shaft, on which there
are four elastic arms, OF steel, the ends 81
winch are furnished with rollers. On
one side of the ring within which the an
Imal's tea, is placed. The back Of this
pocket is stuff, so that when the rollers
revolve, they will come in contact with
the from, part OF the pocket and press 1t,
with the ,eat, against the back part, -
The tea, thus pressed is relieved OF ITS
milk, which flows down through the peck
ct. and through The hollow case OF the
lns,rumen nj into tube, and thence into
the pail.
Tns editor suggests an Improvement
10 the invention, To vii: 'lhe attachment
of music box TO lie operated by the
main shaft, in such way as 10 discourse
sweet melody during the delivery oil the
milk. Few animals are insenslbie TO the
charms OF music, aud even insects are
SAID to lend a wiling ear. Under rs
fascinating influence the old co" may
be expected 10 stand perfectly still. while
the fires, forgetting TO bite, viii ou@z
around with JOY.
The mex, move will be to pr1pel 1t BY
wind or steam power, "a considerable oil
r. farmer will be used TO bring the ma :
chine into extensive operatlon,) and then
YEA, then - what is 20 become OF DAIRY
.maidsa 1t is their province to make a
determined stand for their sights to IN,
ouire whether they are to still considered
useful apnendages, or to become now
and forever, nonentities. Is there no
more gripping Ger the dewy grass no
more the echo OF musical voices calling
the kline? nothing but the rush OF me
engine and dull gurgling OF the iaeteal
fluld seeking its level in the pailf May
the de,,es Of darydom forbid the ruthless
innovation! II we nigh, for q momen1
use the vocabulary of the politician we
could exclaim, .therere Is crisis IN our
destiny which demands action, calm out
energetic. lie. the household oil the daify
awake every lover OF It's iateTss's cio''e
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1856-09-13

.isssssmens If our readers sish for a good
treat, let them pay visit to Lsngri.h i To ,.
Theatre. on Saturday Ito day. 1t will exhibit
b the afternccn and evening ". have had ,hc
pleasure Of seeing their Performance and think
II the very best Of any travelling the country.
Among tae t,ou are sorls accomplish.
actors Mrs. Lsnyriah 10 crtby Of all admire
ton, and can compete very iavo-ab!y With some
az the brilliant actresses OF to. cits, Hsr
comic song Of "Dobbn' Around" is we'll worth
the admission re. Their play Of "Lochinvar'
IL deserving ola full hons. a! all timer. Each
one plays their part we'll, Ard Sisn al make
the very bes. exhibition travelling through the
couatFy, @
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1856-09-13

Rogue, 4 o1t-for few weeks past there
Aave bssn proxliuz sronpd the country several
no;sd scoundrels. who NIKE hors- Stealing and
oounterfsising their business. Among the nun.
Der i one Samuel Ashef, msa who has been
guilty Of two or three murders, and for ~ho.n
large rewards have heen Of red. Two cit,zeus
81 th,scoaa.y hare been 'yacAei b. tae people,
for aiding and assisting those Villains. Tnes
were bosh tied to trees and we'll lasasa with
gsdA
Mondiy. Mr. Constable kel.o, OF MassiioD
brought 10 TO vn young man sboat 20 year
old. charged xith b,rte,inz In counterfeit money
1, appears he was supply sing his customers up
IN +" Egypt" With the staple jast from the
mint The lad IA no DOUBT guilty, and merits
the penltentisry.
II full time tbs people took some active and
efficient meaus to rid the country Of thcss ril.
LAMA
Tho rwo men who we're lvnohsi we're Vim
Herring xnd ,has. W. Clate the last aas sipce
ass.ondsd.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1856-09-13

HE ! Ro'Iso, which the Rspubico rs
inserted INTO the appropriation Bill, is
intended 10 proven, the Border Ruffi,ns
Administration from employing United
States troops, to force the people to obev
a Code Of Laws passed by Border Ruf.
ian Legislature: which Laws are 50 vile
and horrible, that perhaps no man, is 10
Dc found IN this community, so regard.
less oil his reputation, as 10 Justify them.
That our readers may comprehend the
entire equity and justice Of this proviso,
we will give it again in full as follows.
Provided, nevertheless, That no par,
oil the military force Of the United State.
herein provided for, shall be en- ployed
In aid oil the enforcement, OF the enact.
merits of tie alleged Legislative Assem-.
bly, Of the Territory of Kar sas, recently
assembled at Shawnee Mission, until
Congress Shall have enacted either the, !,
was or /. was not yaIit Legislative
Assembly, chosen in conformity WEI
the organic law, BY the people OF SAID
Territory.
ms f1or'des, That until Congress
shall have passed on the validity Of the
said Legislature Assembly Of Kansas.
1t shall De the duy Of the President to
use the military force in said Territory,
to preserve tie peace, suppress insur-
fecticn and repeal INVASION, and protect
persons and properly en- the national
highway IN the State OF NJ ssouri, from
unlawful seizures and searches. find Dc
Il further Prouided, TIA, the Piesiden,
is required to disarm the present organ
lied militia Of the Territory of Kansas
and reca! all the United States arms
therein distributed, and to prevent armed
men IRON gong into SAID Territory to
disturb the public peace, or aid in the
enforcement, OF real or pretended laws
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1856-09-13

Lumber IN Ttpsos.--We would call attention
Of our readers 70 the new advertisement 0.
blrel.y \ Latham. Of Lumber for sale.
Aessrs Birelsy 4 Latham have been making
extensive purchases Of material Of this kind and
now have on the ground adjoining the Bir.iey
House, yard we'll stocked With Lumber of al
kinds, making stock which compares we'll with
any yard either n Auscaslne Or davenport.
Purchasers can get good lumber and plenty
OIL st prices which cannot be complained Of
Their stock bow on hanl 10 . good assortment,
and Will give parchasor good chance for *.
Lection Hoos enterprise ought to be encour.
aged.
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Agricultural Fair.

We publish this week the list Of premiums tc
b. awarded st-she coming : grlcuitural Fair o.
this county.
An effort b now being male by the society to
raise ssil,ie funds to secure suitable iaiI
ground end gst II enclosed aud prepared foI
o5pvsnisat ass. This win require large sum
of monty, hut itis hoped there viii be "a eres
enough maaifessed By the farmers Of this coua
~ 70 osns forward ct the coming fair and sub
scribe. the necessary amount.
n Csamlttss ere making all possible ar
rangemsaGs for TIE fair, 20 that al may go home
wsll satls0ed.
Let every nan fee! au interest In this matter
sod b. On haad and help siong with this good
sutrspeise.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1856-09-13

Gooi,, Good be stNk Of goods now baire
placed on the shelves Of M-ssJs Kiser Cr.S !
as large, or larger, than Any stock ever brought
- this town, and their assortment is COM let..
There h no humbus 10 this, and II purchasers
prefer the nrss choice. now 10 the tune. Toe
sight Of them alone ID worth more than the hum
bog under canvass that you pay 80 Gents emily
fs look At, while here you get the show for
nothing and the full worth Of your money +
take home with you.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1856-09-13

D|oN'' 'lc 70 or resdars who are about to
purchase books, or any article In the In. - ~
y :. 'rsie' We would remind chem ,s.,
L. :. NJ burnett, at bis old and f.y,rts .,.nd :,
A1scssine' is still prepared to supply any article
0@iea 'or-can supply the Lawyer with libra.
-.ae rn'scian with his library, and the
'cno0's with any kind Of school books. The far.
.Ne,' meonanic, Lady, novel reader, roet:zer
s.auso'' moralist, all co.. b. supplied with book.
OF .ne'r own choice. Stationary of everv de-.
'sr'ptlon is always on hand, besides any amoup,
Of wall paper, etc. '''''D'
"A burnett, as fair dealer and an accom,no.
dating man is entitled to patronage
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1856-09-13

sas The two remaining Fillmore rs
pers in Indiana have come Or, f., H.
n'on, aud Dayton. The enthusiasm for
'he Republican tickle, in Indiana runs
"mons'roas high"
Kansas Laws list. Ifany person
sna S'dnap and carry away any Llack
eAiid, being q slave, he sl.aIl be fined no,
Tess than $500 aud Imprisoned no, les.
than ten years.
I'd. II any person shall. kidnap and
carry away any free white child, he shall
De Imprisoned not less than SIX months
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1856-09-13

More Goeds.-Mr. Willard II .mmond Ia.
Just returned from Bosting, where, besides get
sas the uniform for the Upton Guards, aud sec.
ing the truth verified Of the tremendous Ere.
noat enthusiasm, and many other /" big sights
Gas brought very large and well selected stock
" goods, which will be ready for the shelf next
week Hammond always gets good selections
And 70 be on hand In time.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1856-09-13

- Piesss notice the card Of Field l. C1m.
srioe AL hey want Ia the subjects to convscs
,bs citixeos Of Upton aud vicinity Of their skill
=, Anasosyps and Dssaerreo'ype Artists II
You don't want your miniatures taken, you had
better keep out OF right.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1856-09-13
State Agricultural Fair

III. ID Annual Fair Of the Iowa State Ayri
cultural Society will be held In Nuas.lae 0,
IL Sin, OH AMI l0.h days Of October.
The preparations beiag rad. will equal sny
In the Uoioo. Farmers ere earnestly solicited
to attend.
A few pamphlet premiam lists can be obtained
q this ofaos.
~ The Cedar County Agricultural, rsi,
Will b held At Upton on the lst and q days OF
October.
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BANK OH 81 EESSo.s
ElOrenc &c. NehrnSka.

GEO. n sArGENr, Pres't. JIM. PARKER, Cash'r.
THE Undersigned, Proprietors Of the BANK
i OF FLORENCE, Nebrask are. by the pro-
visions of its Charter, individually responsible
for all its issues, and will redeem the Notes If
said Institution in Coin, at its coun'er in the
City of Florence, and at either Of their Bank
ing Houses, in Eastern Exchange at 1 per
cent, or in Specie at same rates as other cur
-ency.
Cook 4 Sargent, Davenport, Iowa.
Cock, Sargent Il nowney. Iowa City, Iowa.
Cook. Sargent, l. Cook. II. Des Ngilei.
Cock, Sargent & Parker. Floreace. Nebraska.
Lavsngort, Iowa, July ist, 1896. 81 Ban
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N. X. q u a, GO.

II. Il. - u a, g q,
Late G@nee a. YosI
Ne. le6 LAKE srRksr, CHICAGO. ILLINOIS,
Importers ana Jobbrs +
Saddlery Hardware, Saddles
Carriage Trimmings, Leather, Shoe
Findings, Leather Be!tag, &c.
- esp~cuuiiy invite your attention to the
IL different departments Of our business, aud
from long experience and superior facilities
trust we can execute orders in the most satisfac
tory manner, and on the most favorable terms
PA TED GOODS.
Our assortment Of silver aud brass plated
u im inings consist of every article in the line
and ~ arc now importing all our English
goods direct are prepared to offer new induce
ments to our customers. Our stock Of staple
Saddle and Harness HdriUare
Is unsurpassed by any house in the West, aud we
feel coufdsht that We can sell at such prices as
cannot fail TO give perfect satisfaction.
Carriage Trim IA inEs.
Our assortment in this line is full and com.
plete consisting Of blue brow h,rirab and clarst
oroadcloths; cotton, union. and worsted dam.
asks, brocatelle, paramettas coach lamps curtain
ishts, and every article in the line.
Patent and Enamelled Leather, OF all colors,
Noble h lIoare's Coach Varpish, an extra
article. Smiths Steel Converted Axles, oil sizes
We call the attention Of Carriage Makers to
these superior Axles. We sell them at manufac
tuici anu dIc INC Only Agents.
Leather Belfing.
We have the only Agency for Reese + Hoyts
superior Patent Stretched and Riveted Leather
Betting. Also, Goodyear's Patent superior Rub
Der Betting and Packing.
LEArHER.--We offer for sale in this depart.
ment Oak and IIemlock tanned Harness, Bride,
and Collar Leather, Hog Skin Seating, Skirting
and Pad Skins, Spanish and Slaughter Sole Lea.
:her, French. Philadelphia, and Western tanned
Calf and Kin skins. Oak and Hanback, Inner
Leather, Lace Leather, Morocco. Binding, and
Lining Skins, with a full and general assortment
of Shoe Findings.
SABDLER'S TOOLS.
We ask prrticular retention to our stock Of
Tools. They are manufactured expressly for our
House, and ola quality and finish uni uae d, and
we warrant them. Our prices are as low "a a
common article Is usually sold for. From deal
ers and manufacturers throughout the country
we ask call, aud fattsr ourselves that our pri-
ces and terms are such as win command their
favorable consideration. s3,6m.
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DNygAI sTGGGxy :
DR. I Dannia

EIOM Muscatine, takes this method TO in
L form the citizens Of Upton. that he is now
at the ALpRcH IIoUss, where he will remain
few days 10 attend to the dates Of his profess
sion ~ .a...
Being thoroughly acquainted with his pro-
fession, relying entirely on hiAreputation as a
Dentist for success, he solists the pair onage Of
the public. ALL OPERATIONS WARRANTED.
References may be had from the following
gentlemen:
Hon. W. II. 1uthi'l, Tipton; Hon, ]. p.
Cook, Davenport Hon. A. X. Cotton, Lyons;
A. Hotslander, Esq Upton A. Daniels, Esq.
Marion; S. s. Daniels, Esq, Upton Z. II.
Taylor, Muscatine. 81 IT,
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1856-09-13

~ We would call ateatiol 10 tie adrer'
tisement OF Mesyrs Pi;kin Brother Il Co, Ga
easo. They have . large sni well selected
stock of Foreign aud Domestic uariwars. Bus
er. -h,a.l call oa them b~,c.e purchasing else
Nhsre.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1856-09-13

We vii ssnd the .Adverttstr 70 new suhecri
bers. until the Close Of the present Presidential
csppaig., for the small sum Of Fifty cents.
This viii close the "a Vol. Of our paper. We
hone tAs friends Of the principles We sdvoca.e
v,ti asaist 10 increase our circulation.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1856-09-13

We learn from ,hs Bloomfield Flas
'ha' the house Mr.. Henry Benge was
entered few nights since, and seventy
dollars taken from his pan,aIoons pocket.
The house Of Mr.. Kinney was also en-.
tered the same night, and his watch sto-
len.
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Farmers Store!
w q T,nnT.nw

d ESPECTFULLY calls the attention of cit
III izens and Farmers Ia the fret that he has
opened the first Store, and will keep constantly
on hand full su ply Of
Dry Gpois, Groceries, Hardware, Cloth
ing, Hats & Gaps. Boots & Mces,
in fact, every hing usually found in a country
store. Give him call and ex famine his Goods
before purchasing elsewhere.
The One rice system is strictly adhered to.
?. S.-W. o. L. Having permanently loca-
ted in Durant, ard design making it the place
OF his future re.idsnce. and sincerely hopes, BY
and close personal attention, to merit share of
The patronage and confidence Of the public
Past favors gratefully acknowledged and con-
tnuance solicited VIM. o LUDLOW.
nurant, Cedar Co., Iowa, Aug. $50. a3,6m.
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Rat Road Tme.--we call attention to the
corrected Time Table In this weeks paper. By
by the pollscnss Of NJ. Henry, the superinten.
dent, We we're furnished with copy OF the new
Aels Which takes effect Monday, Sept. 9Th, at
which time the trains will commence to pas
regularly over the Mississippi Bridge.
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himself for battle, and aid in expeliug
ire Intruder! Arise! ere too late we find
our occupation gone!'" RuaI .Nep
Yorker.
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me 1fHen Gsards-This Is no longer mat
y. OF conjecture. Upton can boast Of having a
'''unseer military company now, uniformed.
armed and equipped and supplied with Martial
oand, and everything nscssary except a ban
ne1 which the ladies' We presume will make and
present. them. They viii make public parade
On Saturday next, Ito day..
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Life Saved at Midnight,
By GregGrieS instant Cure Of Pain.

The moment il II used internally, Il darts
though the system. allays pains instantly. In
four minutes it has difused through the lynn
phatic system and blood its thrilling power, and
quickly forced its way through every feverish
or diseased nerve, vein or gland dissolviDg oh
structions, relieving inflammation. fevers and
spasmotic pains, has cured nervous hes'sche in
so minuetes, curing rheumatism magioally, Il:
fact 1t is the sine qua non Of medicine.
sY- Just try Que Bottls. Price 25,ts -ssS
sold By A. GIIBtkr, Agent.
Aiso, by Hall 4 CHAMBERS. d 20ly.
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District Court Of this county, sits on
'aoAy' The I'D Inst There II but elm
ao' 70 be dspossd Of. Few criminal case,
~ 10" civil oAsss to Be iitisa.cd
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Storage, Fcrwareipg l. Commission

In this branch Of the trade, we are prepared
to do large amount of business. Merchants
and others making consignments to our house,
may rest assured Of the utmost fidelity on our
part to their interests, and that their consign-
ments shalt receive prompt attention In sales and
returns.
n. B. Satisfactory references given In all
cases, and with pleasure. RYAN 4 McCARr
number 10 till forbid.
4 Large and Complete Stock Of
FRESH rIRsT-CHoP
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Soe.-6igelo~'s Life Of Col Fremont,
d,,.asiy s'alellssh~i Pde., one do,lar. Gee
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Chicago Advertisements.
Chicago Steam Dye Works

Chicago Steam Dye Works.
WE WOULD Respectfully inform the La
w dies Of Upton that we have established
at 123, South Clark street, between Madison
and Washington SITS.
Fancy Dyeins L Touring Establishment
Every description Of Silks, Satins, and Wool-
restored to their original perfection. Grape
shawls dyed 10 any shade; also, lace Curtains
cleaned, oleached. and warranted to look like
new. Orders from the country promptly at
tended 10. COOK BROfhkRS
3i,3m. 1872 South Clark 81. Chicago.
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lual33Sp
ZAP
new YORK STORE,
No. II, LeCLARE nlOCk,
Davenport,
TlJT-i gkry'


Good Goods, fair dealing and low prices have
prevailed
In consequence of the great rush to cur es.
Enlistment we have secured more room over
our store, and have opened out
Wholtsoie Foomv
Which for size and quantity Of goods contained
therein, will compare most favorably with any
thing Of the kind in Davenport, and we are new
prepared, and win continue to keep so, BY
weekly arrivals Of New Goods TO show our
customers, and all others who may give US a
CALI one Of the largest and beyond all doubt the
cheapest Sock Of Goods
That has ever been offered in Davenport
We are enabled by purchasi' e our goods from
First Hands. and many Ct them from the
Rev York auction a0oms
To sell goods from ten to twenty five per
cent less than those who purchase in the usual
way and we are determined at all hazards 10
maintain the reputation we have already ac-
CURED Of being the Cheapest Store in Daven-
port. w. Remember that We continue to
practice what SO many lately are processing
and do sell all our goods on the One PACE
CASH SYSTEM. ni3-iy