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The Abbeville banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1847-1869, 1856-07-03

Can't go Through.-Hooped skirts, says
the Richmond Dispatch, look very we'll on
handsome ladies, and are no doubt quite
comfortable to them at this season of the
year; but notwithstanding these facts, such
OF our bellies as We're in the habit Of visiting
the Capitol Square, have been compelled 10
give them up, owing to the fact that TO
lady, dressed in the tip of the fashion, can
possibly pass between the posts placed at
the various entrances, to keep out cattle
when the gates arc left open. Some few
afternoons since. we saw very pretty dam
sci make three Intellectual efforts to get into
the Square, but finding the passage way
entirely too narrow for her hoops, backed
out and abandoned the attempt. If the
posts are not removed, the hoops must be
abandoned, that's certain.
The Abbeville banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1847-1869, 1856-07-03

~ "Ma, didn't the minister say last
Sunday that the sparks few upwardf
Eyes. my dear. how como you to be
thinking Of jtY' t,.!s f =.
= Bscauss, ysstssdsy ! raw eopain ssliiss
sp.sk Staggering s'oag The street and aall-
ipg dovnrards." E sl
4HsTe, Bridget, put Ibis child 70 bsd;'
she must'bs sleepy ., ta I
The Abbeville banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1847-1869, 1856-07-03

~ A boy out West, when called out
to recite his lesson in history, WAS asked +:
What is the German Diet composed of"
The boy replied" Sour krout, schnapps,
lager beer, and nix comerousche." Bow
promoted instanter.
The Abbeville banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1847-1869, 1856-07-03

Sooin9 Tarnips.-Do not forge. that
about the last Of July or forepar. OF Au-
gust is good time to SOW patch Of com
mon ,urn'ps. The soil for turnips should
be moist, rich and mellow. Ground where
corn has failed, or stands too thin will an
swer, if clear of weeds and well stirred
Or piece Of clean wheat s,ubLle NAV be-
plonshed for the purpose; also patches in
the garden where peas or early potatoes
have been harvested. Turnip seed is pleu
ty and cheap i'll most stores where seeds ars
sold. 1t is best to buy enough at once to
re-sow with in case dry weather or the Hy
should destroy the first sowing. The seed,
If fresh, will keep good for three or four
years.
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@ Pumpkins, which are desired for
culinary purposes through the winter and
spring, should be gathered with great care
and placed on shelf either in dry CELLAR.
or which is better, dark closet, where tho
temperature is never down to the freezing
point. In taking the pumpkin from tho
vine, there should lie an inch or two of stem
left with it. BY thus placing it without
bruising. yon may have pumpkin cus,srds
in Germantown Telegyaph.
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FIRST Years Treatment of VInes.-
When Il grape vine is first procured from
the nursery in spring. ii is usually furnished
with several irregular shoots of the previous
summers growth. These should b. all
closely pruncd to tho older wood, leaving
only the strongest, aud this should be cut
back so as tu leave but two or three buds:
these buds will grow, and, when only u few
inches in length, the strongest shoot must
be selected, and the others rubbed off,
This single shoot is allowed to grow until
about the first Of autumn After this peri
Oh the new leaves and wood that are formed
canno: mature i's::fec.!y, and :!.ei: g:o,ys...
will be in some degree at the expense of the
matter forming ill the previous portion of
the shoot. It's growth should therefore be
stopped by pinching off the ends, and this
will assist i'll maturing and strengthening
the vine. Amy side-shoots that appear du.
ring the summer. or any smaller shoots that
happen to spring up from the stump, should
be kept rubbed off as fast as they appear.
as they withdraw and divide the nourish-
ment received from the roots.
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Burying Bees.-Enoch E. Kalb, of Lo-
vetssv'lle, Va, states that, having swarm
Of bees last fall which had no honey, and
not knowing if they woulasliss over winter,
he buried them sir-tigl.ton the warm side
Of hill, in case sufficient to keep all
dampness out, and, as soon rs lie uncovered
them this spring they were full Of life and
v'gor, and instantly went to work, and are
still working finely.
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VOL. XIII..................NO. IL

Peas o,M PotatoeS.-Some of the papers
OF this State recommended last year the
practice OF planting peas and potatoes. A
few peas, dropped in each hill, with tho
seed, find does no harm TO the latter, and
secures very profitable addition to the
crop produced from the soil. l have adopt
ed the plan as one well calculated to en-
hance the profits Of farming, though it can
10 So only on small scale; but it is to be
remembered that if we avail ourselves of
all our advantages, we shall reap profits al
most unawarcs. If can obtain four or
five bushels of peas, of extra quality, at an
expense Of as many shillings it is tor my
interest to 90 SO. This am confident can
be accomplished 10y any one, simply bv
planting few peas in every potato hill.
They require no extra cultivation-are hoed
with the potatoes, without at all interfering
with the operation, and are easily pulled
when ripe. The seed is free from all i'm
purities, and generally much heavier and
better maturcd than when grown in the or
binary way. The large marrow fat is prob
ably the best for this method of culture.
1t grows vigorously, and has All abundance
OF pods. think that, cultivated in this
way, the pea is much less liable to be in
]urei by the buC.-Gurlener.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-08-30
IMPORTED FURNITURE
4 EguJgAN LIFE SAVED!


1 E4ang, R-g. Dear sir:-As took your medi.
.us 10 ssll o cuusilunicut "uo care no pay, take
MI stro la stating lis effects reported to me by three
trothers who live N this place. ami Their testimony
fair sppgineu OF all have received; 80. g, .rs
NJ :. CoSEuS told me--.i had taken uine bottles ol
Chr.sties AsGe aisam, and continually rundown Wile
nsn n NATL uN lungs AMI liver were CoN6As sp 70 that
I.5ree af blood discharged from my mouth aud bow
sl sd that all thought IL Impossible for me GO are
hcsagA aaet her eAiA. lhe doctors too It'd all they
enG f,r plp but though1 Aanst die. Nothing did me
apy gooi uii got RHopts' FEVER AM AGuH CtRs,
which az enec relieved me Of the distress and nanseast
my stomach and pain ia my head and towels, adproSe-
al permanent cttre IN q short time.
NJ n CoSELIS says; ~ had heeo taking medciae o!
4s rood a doctor a7 have IN county, aud takeu
oS anautity uf quuine aud specifics without any good
froua 4Jlh August IIth Decem~r.. Bat seeing how
nicely It operated On my brother, got bottle OF
Rhodes Fever Hui Agae oure, which effected perna-
uent care bY using two-thirds oi a bottle.
$. 81. C0NKLtN not here, but the other brothers
sIy his was the Same a. H. Ms sold the medhhe
10 both the ssns day. and tho cure was as speedy io
iii" same sroall quantity lH'5ht ~ y sReSy @ yroS
rha 5oGs Win gsSt ol s Good RSSIasStvi proof as T is
10 better tenor than the vast nnmber OF like cert'
Gates have already pubshed and the still greater ni
ben that 10 eouataly pouruS Ia 70 me.
One thing laQre, Last year hsd OCCASION 10 s"a"H
II eottes one arm pao haustakss eae Of nay gsnsra!
/ au ,asaie'.s G.d tAsR eitA brateH imPudsass end
their htst soitA the sIesmssR, Lst ths pyoPrt
TOR Of auy etAsr raeSeias cay ~ m1sA v ne dsrss,
New fake plea.ufe in saying that the eaatiea refer
red 10 the same ,Dr. Christes Agus Balsamp mention
. toned ia the above oertncate.
rThere are several other industrious people who ar
aueiyin to their trash all that publish sbou
my fo,tFa aud Ague Cure OF Antdote 10 Malaria creep
tfs feates e Cares, and the Certificate OF tha eel
ebratcd chemist Or james II Chilton favor otits Per
ccty harmless character which is attached TO every bot
e. These win always serve to distinguish my msioe
from limitations. JAS. A. RHODES, Proprietor,
Providence, II. l.
Wholesale Agcuts-- II. Biaksisy, ST Louis Ba,ei,
Brus Ciueaxo O. L, Webb, Davenport, aud ior sale .
Dr1,g5,i,ts ysaerslly, july sS6dwsm
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Howe S Improved Patent
TRMSS RRInGES
TIMING SALOON.

E.. For Lease,
A NUMBER of lots situated in various parts of the
n civ for lease Tor u term Of years; apdly %
-. Il. GEO, L.. DAVENPORT, .
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KailroaDs.
CHICAGO And ROCK IsLAAD RAILROAD.
JWsia W - 81 @ E
Spring aHNANGEMENTS

Spring aHNANGEMENTS,
nS aud AFTER Monday, April I4ih, 1876 ,and nntii
Jutfhe1 notice, u ins will leave Rock Island dai
ly sahiays excepted as foiioSs;
tzi mail train at bU0 A. ".
"A eepfes,, Stopping only at The principal :,
siati1Hd at 1u4J q pI'
= sig9i express stoppibg st ALI stations 9.l0p.
sta freight, with ed class cars at $50 a. NJ
'fralusarhye at fsock Island daily, Sundays except
"a, aa follows:
- eypfess, stopping only aL the principal
elstions al 4uO T. "a.
mHi train at lO'i5 y. M :.
tHfgsighl with I'd class cars at s.45 P.M.
AtIains over this road are in direct connection al
Chicago with trains both Michigan Souih hern
md Michigan CsnralR K. X. to aud from Detroit To
lgd0. Cleveland, Columbus, Cincinnati, fhtsburgh,
Guitsifk, Bafsio, Niagara Fails, Albany, new fofs
philadelphia, Baltimore and Washington. also al
Isa 8als with trains of the Illinois Central foad
H0nn 20 CaleDs and south TO st. Lons and Cair9, %
which places tickets can be procured Of s. $. SIZE
VEINS, Tckotagt.R. Il. Depot RI
Paiaongers are reminded the necessity oIgi!ing
tistdet directions to the destination of their Bag
gage, aiso 70 procure tickets before taking their
seats in The cars tho conductors collect fares ons
stations the la Of tho Chicago and ROCK lsieh1
taiifoad John +. TRACY, hHpt.
~ II. NHiTasR, Asst Sapt.
PJst island April Z, 1855.
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New Arrangement.
lst g lGs aR =
important to Passengers going Etlst
JOLIET CUT OFF.

MICHIGAN CENTRAL RAiLhoAD.
ffNWo daiiy trains leave Joliet except sundaysl
connecting 81 Lake staAon win the Michigan
gsaIfai Il h GF Detroit, and thence Win me treat
Western, Canada Railway for Niagara Falls, Buffalo,
Albany, New York, Boston, fhiadeiphiat montreal,
TRAINS LEAVE JOLIET:
6,i5 A. NJ, LshtniIg Express arriyfsat Detr2t OF
r. NJ Niagara Falls 80 hexI Corning ana fork
or. A. on Boston al ~ st night, arrive at Phiiade-
ptia va Eimb at i0p. N. also eonBectsat Detroit
y th steamers for Cleveland and theDcewith morn
st0P NJ. Express connects ne Kt morning al Detioit
viii nonh Shore hns Of Steamers through wilhout
igndng arrivins At !, so A. NJ. connecting WIN E1-
press train TO Sew YORK and Boston. Also con
meets wf,A The m morning Toin the Canada Railway
irving at Niagara Fails II ,3DP. NJ.
Through tckStscaa be purchased al the Ticket Of
dee OF Tue compIay Joliet, allowing passengers 10
lHyDyer aud resu me their SEATS al pleasure.
Juiy 81 SO diy y. RiCE, supi.
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Glotbjaa.
1856. Spring and Summer 1856.
ARRANGEMENT,
AZ THE
GREAT NORTH WESTERN
Clothing and NJ anufa ctarins
EN- d AZ 4 u az.
A. s,.,,aEIg. - sO

A. GASEEEE. AZ 90,
1IrAkE this opportunity 10 inform the pabiie tha
l. they have received at their Store, tbe large
stock Of
Broad Cloths, Cassimeres, Vestings,
which has ever been rrought to this market ihs
Goods winch oferto the Inspection Of the cltzen7
ofthis town surpa IS in design finish, anything
that can be red them this SIDE New YORK, being
selected with The greatest ese and from the
tensine houses in the Eastern markets, and with |.
view to satisfy the tastes Of all onr customets.
Weh1Ye also fail and complets EssoftmeHl 0i
tbs latest and most approved styles Of
GENTS. FURNISHING GOODS
which are beyond doubt the .RGst desirable 10 be
found in this city. Among which Gents shirts,
Uhiershins, Ssoeka. CraSat7, Gloves Spspender7s
Hose, ,&c. r.
Par,icuIlr attention win be paid, hufat0tOfe 10
the making UP OF garments IN style unsurpassed by
any similar establishment.
Full suit. made shortest hotioe, aui NarisiiEea
to suit.
Ttankfi lof the bas.owai 1fpas. liboral iaSofs
ne public, We take pleasure in piedginS rebeWe@
ideiity, and solicit SHARE Of the Iublic patronage
Api23 d-H A. CASTEEl o. CO.
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Fire and Burglar Proof safes

e
HAVING obtained the agency fo the sale Of Lil-
III iie's Patent Fire aud Burglar PropT Safes, Bank
i.ocks, Bank Vault Doors and Frames are pFePar-
ed furnish al manufacturers prices any OF these
Articles short notice.
lhese Safes all fastened with Lille s Locks Civ
ing undoubted secGtty against theye perfectly
free from dasapaesS and better IRE proofs than any
other safe made. The burning of them IN any bull
ding caan0l materially isjufs them, and they may be
hanged for new one at any agency by paying fol
Tepainting. Tbefauitdoors and frames are reliable
economical, ,ornamc ntaland GENERALLY usedwhsre 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
at mechanical and agricultural isrs where they have
always obtained tis first premtumS establishes the
certainty Of their superiority. Purchasers reinyited
to ca II and examine the articles, references crrd.
oates, DC, before purchasing.
The undersigned are the oulY agents IN Eer +s-
lana {ill( , and Davenport tIoWa3 fer tist a,.f,ls
SAFE ooJUPstgr 81 ERE- n, " Ntr.ef Ra4ressrt ~
eiiae tSrt s,.t rrs.'iv v# pr5zu E'.4sgul4t.on.
LFiiLD Il BAKER,
illiHni, ST. ROtk Island.
.t nd gffa -.
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THs RuFFIAN SYmPArHY MEETING AZ
ST. IoUIs.-The meeting at st. Louis oa
Monday evening to extend sympathy and
aid TO the rufisns, got up at the instance of
the Republican, turned out farce instead
Of solemn demonstration. 1t was with
great difficulty that any respectable gentle
man was induced to preside over il, and
nothing was done to carry out the program
me but the passage of set of very harm
less iaw-abiding resolutions. The Demo
erat says it,proyed "the most complete farce
OF the kind ever performed in st. Louis. ."--
The soter business men of that city are too
seBeibis 10 deprive thsmsslve of q profits
Bile trade with Kansas by curing it with me-
gro slavery. .-Chica9c Prsss
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FRESH MEA rs.

rIyHE subscriber has I,ken StAliia the uppeE enc
of the Lower Market, where he assures the pub
IL he i pre Baresi At all times tOserve them with
GOOD meats as the country affords, and al Is low
pTice as they can be Obtained in the city. He asks
share OF public patronage Aeah delivered as The
residences OF customers. ", u. ANukA-
MAY 9TH, 1856, Jtf
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i ast received. The finest lpt ot idaen pru and
hTarssiiles TO be found III .Aa Uit,. afmsnls made
A. sitoIt notice EDHAED ALDEN.
My 20dtf Second St, opposite Lv Claire Row
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Wal; Panerl Wall PAPER!
Coal! Coal!

d OWREe, 4 THoMAs IL Coaare now receiving, At
/ ,tha,r, Yard near the rail road depot, i0 TONS
OF coal DAILY - OF Fuel and steam mas no su-
geTloI In this Market. -.
owing 10 y mbinato ot the miners to raise the
n 1ae ii ybsf-2nilieh We would not submit to--wa
q trs5nabla for d shoTttime, 10 supply our custom
y p,i, IL Wing suceaeded in breakI up this COM
bpo,ion lin which The community has no small inter
ssl hre pow prepared 70 dsssr r. this sI'S or
inI mef pr,res, on application nj the Yard, s
H1st Island Jan 3 .dtf
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IUWA STEAM CABIN EFT
NgsSUFACEOKY.

yy,lE subscr6er would respectfully iniorm the r.
| igens of Davenport and OF Central Iowa that ne
m lnaiacturcs and keeps CONSTANT! on hand and tn
Wholesale and Retail,
EIrRNI1 ITRE OF every description, from the hnest
Sol, To the conmonest Bureau. Having recently got
hs steam works into operatlon ne Is eapapIe ol W.
- Eli orsi,rs mat may be given him at short notics
i al with work which he warrants TO be oi eettsf
Tnality than any thing imported into the city, aAJ
,y,,irI' will be sold at lower rates. All kinds OF
ER,gsDEg'HED EGEsNsRlH HkE
also kept on hand aud for sale low Pieasscali apd
examine his stock, al The mandatory on asSSh4
street. south side, east Of Perry street.
Davenport, May 80 1886 d@wu Ia. c. oH ssAiNt
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- -
NOTICE.

THIS is 10 certify Lat tIAesopartnershtp heretofore
/ existing between the undersigned under the
pame and style OF shoup q harAsioS Is this da!
dissolved by Iaatual consent,
All lie demands outstanding in iaNor OF SAID arIn
""' ~ B. F, sHoUP.
A, Y. BARkALOW.
II The Forw arding and Commission business
VIII hereafter be co ntinued by b, shoap@ 20,
49, uto
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Stopfs
STOVES At WOLESALE'
The Largest Stove Store
I'm tho "okAf,.s

WE shailreeeiye 90 The opening Of fnaYga.len the
w largest stock Of STOVES and 1faNERs
grOCK ever brought 10 he STATE Of Iowa AmoBg
The numerous article whieh We shall Keep CONSTANT
" on hand for tnuer use are Tin PiGte, Shset IrSn
Boiler from No. ~ 10 - Charcoal d., Russia so.,
Imitation Rsssia do, Hire. timed Cepp1r's- Bra
isri< ds, Bfoek tR Lead, C0pper bottoms, .Hettai
No., from Ripets all size. tiaRcd d., al kinas Of
prsssed rare, JapaB fsd do. Tuners Te01k ;apd we
all persons faForing with order, thstwe
viii sell them goods ~ Inc as low they he
bought In Chicago St. Louis. and much 10 wer than
they have been paying for them heretofore in this
place, and on terms 10 sstt.
Piegss give us aaii and learn our prices, and
then think you S1l spend neither tiBls nsn-
ey hereafter in buying At Tie two places above
named.
N. b. In few Gays shall reee i've an assort
mept of the above Eamed goods by railroad, snfi-
cisnt TO supply the iIamediate demand.
Country Merchants can rely upon being supplied
at ali times with InwsFe and favorsb.a terms at
Vhoiesaie prices.
Old Rags, Copper, &c, ~, &c, takon IN ex-
change for goods.
No, Burrows Block, Front Street s5=1-
Mrhl2-dSwfI WfCKERSHAM & HICKS.
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stores. stores.
MULTIPLIED BY STOVES.
LIE CLAIRE FOUNDRY
AID
M n c h i IA q 5-h @ ID :.

M a G h i IA q G-h O ID
NJ DoNAHUE. successor to " MessTs. LIE GiHire&
W. Davenport; having purchased The above Prem
ises Is now prepared TO Manufacture
STEAM ENGINES
ofthe various kinds suitable the wants OF
Try. Also, CASTINGS, for All efthe different yarie-
ties of kIiICie fings aud SbaQag alt decF pi i2as
House Work Of the --latest styles,
Caps, Ss, Brackets, Columns etc., etc. always
hand, and make 20 order.
Connected with the above IS : Forging sd"p aH-
der the direction OF men Of superior skill, r
Rrsss and Competition Of Castings made+ts order,
Rabbt Metal alWaSs On hand.
Ny stock Of Patterns Tor Machinery, BHiiaiag and
Ornamental purposes, is arpassed py any sgIiiar
Establishment in the West
Repairing done at the shortest notice. Charges
reasonable. Cash al all times paid for Old Iron aEd
Cope
Corner Of Front snd Scott Sts., Davenport, lows.
Meh9I d-wtfA ~ VI. DONAHUE.
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On Main near 7 tn street.
r. now open for permanent aud transient ooafaSis'
/ Those Who wish quiet aud pleasant bome auf'
Ing long orr short soourn IN Davenport eau ~
a, the Wsysrly House. Tne tablesS.. % furnished
with tae dslcacss the season; the rooms are pleas.
ant; the beds new and soft. Ihe Wayery Ii second
10 no hotel west Chicago 10 point OF beauty o. 10:
cation pie asant house, good furniture and sfc ts-
blts. ldSWlyi D. NJ. ADAMS, Proprietor.
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HATS AND CAPS
Black SIX Hats;
- Fur -

PiushAnd Cloth Gaps.
These goods am prepared 10 sell at PRICES as low
as the same quality can be bought elsewhere.
would offer my thanks 10 old customers, but J
trust they get their moneys worth and nothing
about my thanks. Suffice it 20 say pleased TO
see them at any time. ask particular atteBtion9
persons purchasing at Wheissgts, % my ga0ds,Je
lieving lean do better by them hau they can do ay
ordering goods at th. East.
Csliend see al EDWARD ALDkS'S, oppo -
Le Ciaire Row. Sept6, 1853
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Boots anb Shoes.
THE SHOE TRADE.

=
Y4YIsf; increased oar facilities far maHufactur- r
iug and dealing in Boots, shoes and Leather, tbe
undersigned, successors 70 81 passon q Co, onei
10 he citizens ofpayenport and vicinity, greater ~
dprenets than ever 20 buy their Boots and Shoes
them. Oar retail stock hereafter VIII always coi
ths eyors description of goods wanted by ne peoti.
so also are making extensive preparations Tor
Wholeeaieine Bhots aBd Shoes, and ~einvite conn
tty daalcrs 70 call ad examine our stock and price,
II our determination to sell on as good terms o.
DAWSON, GRIGGS d co.
aet25 Grady ~, door from %.
Boys Youths and Infants Boots
4 LARGE LOT of taa above, Calf, Kip ard Cow
1J9e ! 80 = DAWSON, GRiGGs 4 co.
Home Made Boots and Shoes.
M + make cyarl style and quality OF boots, "a
w ters oxford Tlse, and fne Calf Shoes fer gent
% s18fI notice, 9fpHms stock.
Those VINO waat 'Itome Made" work willpleasr
ttke notice.
Dec3 DANsoN, GKloos y t- ".
dents' Caters! BOYS CATERS! Youths Caters!
FErHE Iarres, ana tesi stock we have ever offered.
1 FiBe Calf, sawed gnd pegg ed, double and single
sole Black and Dra6 ctoth Caters; Patent Leather
and B1ckskin Gaiier7, or sale ysry cheap oy o
Mems Long Rubber Boots.
4 Lso Rubber Sandals, Caters and slippers for La
Dec 3 DAWSON, GRfGGs co.
Warm Feet. Dry Feet.
DAWSON. CiRtGGis & co. have eompietc As
j } sartment al FUf-lined, tloth and bunaio over
saocs, for sale cheap. dec3.
THE SHOE TRADE
COUNTRY Merchants are invited 10 call and ex-
~ anime assortment, which Is just suited 10 this
Market our prices will at all times be as low a.
thosB ofChcago or ~. Louis.
Dee3 DAWSON. GRIGGs co.
goots and Shoes by the Case or Dozen.
{ aDlES Cali, Kip, Goat and Kid Boots; Il
:. q Misses Kld, aoroeeo En- Boots q slppes
Peg'd 81 sew ed Kid, Enamel 81 Goat Buskins
tlioEI8t styles forsale by
sFs DAWSON, GRIGGS, & co,
Brady street, ioorfrom I'd. Davenport, Iowa.
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- q. DAWSON & Co, have formed =
% Par,ne rshp z. n anggs, under the name
and Vie Of Dawson. Griggs 4 Co., to take effect
On the ct Jay Of November, 1855.
All lpers0ns having unsettled accounts with the old
afn are requesiedty call and settle oct2j
For the Ladies.
ENRESCH kid, White Kid, English kid, Bronze kid
l. and Yelges slippers.
Also kid. Congress, English and French Lasting
Gst.fs, from ,aUip 81 "a per pair. for sale by