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=, SALE OF REAL ESTATE.

ar SALE VI NEAL EnO L n Ia.
E)URSUANr to u decree of the Circuit
u Court Of Morongalia county, rendered
ct the April term, 1856, in the case Of James
T. Everley VS.. Robert Davis and o,hers,-l
shall sell, Gas Commissioner appointed for
that purpose by said deSrpe,)
On HE Ali Monday IF May. nett,
Cha, being Court, day at public auction,
on credit of 6, ~ and rs months, in front
OF the Court House in MoiBanlown, the tract
of land mentioned and described IN The bill
aud proceedings in said cause; il being .
certain tact Of Land, containing Forty.one
and one. fourth acres. formerly owned by
En"ch Thompson, deed, situate on Robin.
sons Run, in said county, adjoining lands OF
Matthias w. Davis aud others. The pur.
chaser will be required 10 give bond bearing
interest from the day Of sale, aud security
for the purchase money, and lien will also
be retained for the same ill paid
r. l. BERKSHIRE, Comm'r.
mil 1915
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1856-07-12
DR. G. McLANES y,-
Liver Pills St Vernif g0
INXPROYED -.

DIR. I. SCOTT, a regular graduate nrr rhyr'-
clan OF extensive practice ard cSperierec, m
duccd by comm crdabc dcsiic t. alleviate In
man suffering, ns weh ns to excel, has anrctot
IN IMPROVEMENT on Tie original f9Yr
Pit and NERairuoE OF Pr. G. McDANE, abC v.nr
prepared thcseremcdIes as the mcdico' piiurcI
of DR., c, McLanc, for many years. n ST
Cnr Improved Liver rihs and Neimifprc ros-
sess greater 'Ecusy and arg more mid in tiou
operation than Tie Liver Pill and Eeimifrfc PIC
pared according TO the original recipe Of DR.. {.
McLsne. We mako this declaration undcrstan-
dinghy, and recommend them TO tic afflicted ~
being both pleasant end curative. snd believe
them superior 20 any ethot Liver Pill or Seimi-
Usc over prepared. tta aF afr.sa
Read Certificate Of DR.. c. EcLane, below.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1856-07-12
COMMISSIONERS SALE,
OF Valuable Land in Preston County,

FsIzd z. IasIef, ct NJ, -"--| Plaintiffs,
Ferguson Jenkins, e. ell; Dcfe ndants,
John Hanway's Ex'r.,
. ."
Ferguson jenkins. .. 3D..
In pursuance of a Decree Of
the Circuit Court of Preston county, rendered
in these causes, the undersigned as Commits ON
er named in said decree, will sell at the front
door OF the court house in Kingwood, in said
county, on the 18th day of August, next, be-
ing the first day of the next Circuit Court, one
tract containing 100 acres, in said county, on
he waite rs of Upper Sandy, to the highest bid
der, on credit OF 3, and months, taking
pond with good security from the purchaser,
bearing interest from the day of sale. The IT,.
tie to said tract is considered good, but selling
as Commissioner shall only sell such title as
am authorized by said decree. .'.
JOHN p. BYRNE, Commissioner.
June 90, 1856. -, SO I'd
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1856-07-12

At Circuit Court held in and for
Topongalia county, on Thotsday 18th Of April,
1856, TtQli9gupff ~ fsFEi aTE
! Dahiel brewers EAec'rs., Complainonts,
Anna Brewer, ct ais, Defendants.
~ IN cnANcERI. q &t.1.
; THIS cause Came en- this day 10 be heard upon
tho Bill, answers, order OF publication as to the
absent defendants, daily executed, AID subpoena
duly served on James sf ewer, "A mn Brew or Enoch
Brewer, William Brewer, Barbary Brewer, Sarah
NcCsy and Mary Higgins, and exhibits, and was
argued by coupsel,--O Consideration whereof
Il 10 adjudged, ordered and gdecreed that this
causc be referred TO Master Commissioners IIough
First, 20 state and settle the accounts OF tie
Plaintiff, az Executor OF Christopher Brewer,
decd . Second, TO ascertain and state Tho debis
duo from satd Christopher Brewer, doc'd, tho
character ofthe same, whether due ny Judgment,
bond, single bill or otherwise, and dates and
protities, 72trd, tho amount due from tho Tos-
tatof 10 his son Christopher Brewer, on account
of the pnrchusc Of tho log ncroa Of Land in the
bill and proceedings mentioned Fourth. what
lands the Tesiator owned at the time of his death,
tho value and annual vnluo thereof, ano whether
the same will; by rents and profits, pay tho said
debts within the term of FIVE years FjHh, tho
annual value Of the 100 8cres men ioned in tho
lease from Christopher Brewer, decd, to Chris
tophcr Brewer, jr. and William Brewer, during
the term of said lease; how much has been paid
On said lease, and by whom and to whom paid
The said Commissioner first publishing due no
tee OF the time ana place OF taking sah account
Tor four weeks excessively, in some newspaper
published in MOrgantown, and by posting the
same on the front door Of the Court house on
some court day, which Publication shall be G.
quivaient TO personal service on all parties resi-
ding out Of the county,--And that he report hts
proceedings TO Cou1, together with any thing
deemed pertinent by himself or specially re-
CURED by the par,ies,--And on motion Of tho
ppm, Marmaduke Dent, Executor Of Rachel
Brewer, deceased, is made party defendant,
who therefore appeared by his counsel and filed
has answer and consents to the hearing Of this
cause. copy, Teste,
... GEO. S. RAY, Crk.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1856-07-12

Reputation, is what people think of
us; Character, is what we really are.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1856-07-12
GID AM- n -MC
0fthe Interest Of The Prldevale Company
I'M REAL ESTATE.

A Assignee of the Pridevac Company, on
"A tho 2Sth day of July, 1855, at the Court
House in Morgantown, Va, will sell at public
auction, upon credit of six months, all tho
right, title and interest OF the zeal Estate here
tofore claimed and occupied by the Pridevale
Iron Companyi subject to all claims upon il, -
situate in the counties OF Monongalia and Pres-
ton, and principally ON Cheat River, consisting
OF some I2 or 1900 Acres of Land, with va
riots Furnacea and Buildings upon it.
d. J. PERRY, Assignee.
Pfidevale iron Works, June 81, 1856. I'd
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GENERAL DEaiLsTY III. NEALTN.

Many Of The most despotic Governments IT e
opened their Custom Houses To the LtH""ucGUn
OF these pills, that they may become no Insd T.
zines of tho masses. Learned Colleges adm;
that this medicine is the best remedy ever .ruwn
or persons Of delicate he Il.h, or where the sys-
en- has been impaired, MS its inviyoTatiHg pro.
70 Il -; a.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1856-07-12
a,Is FoRDYCE & LYNCH.
Morgantown. Va June ii, 1856. IT,

John Robson, , TAKE NOTICE,
vs.. I That upon the eSth day Of
James Rice und July, 1886, at tho Office Of
Elizabeth J .A.Ric Lycurgus S. lIough, In
take the debbaitiohs of John ID. Robson, Joel
Ridgway, and John bly,, to be read as evidence
upon the trial Of the above cause and If, from
any cause, said dispositions be not taken on said
day, they will be continued from day to day un :
til taken. n #sE~ JOHN ROBSON.
June Goth, 1856. SO I'd
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1856-07-12
: IN CHANCERY.
Tarlton g. Fitch,

Bowlby & Kinc aid,l
... VS.. .. = IN CH3NCERY.
TarIton & Fitch, -.. .-..-''0.
This cause came on this day to DO heard on
the Bill, subpoena duly served, and exhibits, <
was argued by counsel, on consideration where
OF the Defendant, Tarieton, appea ring by Wait
man I. Wiley his counsel and asserting to the
decree, and the other judgment creditors Of said
Tarleton mentioned in the Bill and proceedings,
also appearing by Edgar {. Wilson, their attor-
ney, and asserting hereto) 1t is adjudged,
dered and decreed that this cause bc relcrrcu
to Master Commissioner Hough, to ascertain
and report all judgments and liens against said
lands, and their respective dates and prorities,
and that he report his proceedings to Court, to-
geiher with any thing deemed pertinent by him
SELF or specially required by tho partics. But
before taking said account the said Commission
or shall give notice of the time and place OF ia
king the same, with brief notice OF the object
of taking the sane, which notice shall DO pub
lished for four successive weeks in some news
paper published in Morgantown, and by posting
| the same ut the front door of the court house
on some Court day, said publication TO stand in
lieu Of personal notice. a copy, Teste,
.... GEO. S. RAY, Clerk.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1856-07-12
POSg1)8ncss

The above sale OF Land is postponed until the
an Aloaday Of July, ment. . 70
June %, 80. Ri. BERKSHIRE.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1856-07-12
DYSPEPSIA AND l!vEh GOh.gl.AImT

Nearly hHlr the human race have taken thcso
Pits, II has been proved in all parts oc the
world, that nothing has boon lourd cQrnl to tlron
in cases Of disorder OF the liver, q yspepsiS and
stomach complaints generally They sG"n give
healthy tone To these organs hove yer mech
81 Ell md la-L 4
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1856-07-12
THESE Pills PURIFY TIE RfGoV

These famous Pills arc expressly coeubira
TO operate on tic stomach, the liver, tue lIueys..
the lungs, tic skin and the bowels culfcct.u-
any arrangement in thciF functions, purifying
tho blood, the very fountain OF life and thns
curing dis &c In I'll is fnrrrr
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1856-07-12
REAB! seEAD!! pEAa,!u
NioRoAwrowy. VA, Sent.

- MONoAN TOWN, VA, Sept. 7. 100.
TtiS IS 10 Certify That have examined tie
Recipe for preparing McLane's Improved Vcrs
miiuge and Liver Pills by Dir. /. Scott, who has
been IN THE HABIT OF PPEFARISo sSD ugISo NY
ORIGINAL MrpictNEe IL ;IY OFFICE during the last
THIRTEEN YEARS, and that beilavc he has Hi
PROVED THEN. mako the aboS c s.utempnt
the more willingly as Ihaee Interest ia 'asn
Whatercr. l would further stale TINT ha~e,'Ir..
euently used his CELEpRATEp WHITE CIacnsih~
LIHIMENr in my practice, with tho hsppics; o.
fects, and that can consccniously rccomgaeud
il. ... .. G. McLAEE, VI. d.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1856-07-12

NJ. Y. WILEY. jonN A. HAYES.
M. Y.W1tLEY & CO.,
viii continue in business at their old stand, So
heretofore, in the sale of DRUGS, BOOKS,
,JEWELRY, MEDICINES, CIGARS dad TO-
BiCCo, under the name and style Of NJ. ".
Wiley 4 Co. -.
All persons knowing themselves Indebted to
the former firm OF Nj. Y. Wiley & Co., are re-
qucstcu to come and settle their accounts
NJ. Y. WILEY SEQ.
Motgahtown, Junc AZ 1856. IS If
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1856-07-12

All the above Medicines prepared solely IN.
der the supervision of Dr. I. Scott. SOFA ey
Druggists and Merchants oScrywheTe .aas rs
The genuine DR.. e. McLancs iS.cRovrp Liver
Pills and ImPRovED Vermifuge are signcd nr. J.
Scott & Co., accompanied by certificate of c.
McLanc. The genuine Celebrated White Cir
cassian Liniment signed Dr. I. Scott z: Co, RGA
compnnied with signature OIL. Scott, Md.
.. DIR. ]. SCOTT &: CO.,
Sole Propr!etors;
Bank Place, Morgantown, Va.
January 4, 1888. ....-.. r....
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1856-07-12

At n Circuit Court held in and fer
Mcnongaia county, on Thursday l7th day Of
April, 1856
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1856-07-12

READ EVERY LINE OF THIS.
.SStO Sussaa,se,. GO0tfs.
Just Receiced at lie BIG JVINDOWs
"a Man'illas, very cheap,
fs"a3 SO Ps'. Bonnet Ribbons;
100 Bonnet Fills;
An assortment of Bounets,
500 Yds. Silk;
1000 " Bleach'd Muslins,
5000 " Brown Do.
500 =" BED Ticking;
1000 s" Lawn;
5000 Calicoes;
Ladies' Dress Goods in great variety.
200 End. C0liars. rery chcop.
Als",-Flouucing and Eiging Null,
Swiss and Jac"nei Muslus Brillanls and
Barred Camhiics, Linen, Cambric Hdkrs..
Coded Skirts aud Skiting, Psrosols and
Umbrellas.
Cloths. Coss'nieres and Ready Made Clothing,
together with q general stock of Grocer.
les. alI OF which we have just received.
Our Stock having been bought low for
cash vi ! b. sold Iow.--very low Come
and see our new Summer Stock as we have
Great Bargains 10 offer
=. CARR, HANWAY & co,
June ID, 1856.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1856-10-04
.\t;ItI(t .Tt RAJ.

Wo"I-The Wool Grower Is Of opinion
tint the price Of wo, viii h" materially adj
>ancrd for all that il brought to market r
.noI order. II farmers intend 20 hold wool
II J Quill he carttuIIy washed and put in prime
order. Oue advantage in raising WOO! over
inanv other articles. is the improbable char
after of The material. If we'll prepared and
put M in a merch,n'able manner. i. can he
stored away for a lon. perio! without letprio-
ration and hence the owuer # lis rccuniarv
Nc",.si,ies 40 no. require an immediate sale.
rrn await favorable market Combinatiors
N t. Size = IN, down prices: adverse sea
>o's - nanH'ar'u-rI: excessive imrOr.a-
tons: r"nn real tvvo,n,ion and the thou
snh o'h'r contingencies viii u tend to de-
pres ~. market nee, net A.! 20. ~. farmer
whose huck i. usually source o. ;rofit.
lAED MAN1'EF AND 'iUA,;O -! IN 1.tcrmi
ny III" relative vain" Of varI manure and
.rauo. rrcour>r s'ou' ,,- ll,I q careful an.
a'v.;. !! m,nv""s hen-ii .;al'v in sup
;,ir- :r,i - ,'lt','s 'h,.n he r..l,'ive value
q; menutr-. ser 'h;n-> being equal. is in
pr,portion 10 -h.. r,'',',ye an,o,int cf the or
game AMI isorsan!c rant-tol which tie,
eonN'n The manner ~ a'yii zion TO the
I'll may =" ~ cut Of The question. .or il
doe, ne; elect the sexual value OF the man
Nres. = i 'ul, 4 va,i U,r.ure contains a.
much f-rt'iz!r. matter As ore h,nir ,,
pound. # Peruvian Gutno. the manure MA,
lie ror,iIr".i ~ ..1r!l value 70 the rv,ro
even iou,:t, '.'m Ia application. i: proln
., g., v''~- .isu .h- crops In tenn
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1856-10-04

4 IL persons having unsettled accounts vi
N the subscriber. for medical services renl
ed previous toA.inHarv |. 1-55, are requested
call ana irG-t >aCn account soon. tV Cte or ~
trWise. Particular attention :" this notic" m
sSve cos. CO. DFAI.OE y y
LEne"n Centre E"!cI IL 1885 5Ztif
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1856-10-04

:.
III p, Att .f.t bod, The Probate rI 10 ifi u
~ in district, Tho H. siaH 80; >il'i lri. u
i>'~,-
W NFRFAS. s. ants LAM" Allnl>ranr GA the estate
W 81 LEONARD rr'r. Lie I'll I'm ,r- II salt '~l It'
,t., ri Iriti'r a. Il, ,',; H. ain i'lfit '
aud It. III count a. - said -'a' 'r %Ii!i.' i
and all II ! tl,Ic.ie ordered to- <tlh tt't l!t
i,r >'i'Hjii AMI j." htt'l ~ Va ~
late tl';ct !LIl'r- In. It'll irI II tt'"r \ y
-.ai NJ. ldltcr rel that ali INTERESTED
-, n,tit i.rl b, p1.titttin u ll NJ thu record IL
this ia iHt n hi"NIA>. lri:t,'i ii 81 j. i-'l'N
tr,' weeks -,'>>iNt N 'I, f',> all tl'fr IT ' H.
thai the, BAY AMI - , :, t. II t.i.N 80
,.l-... b III. t".:;
" +; GAMBLER .IId-,.of Pgotat".
y irr" COPY of rc,',r'i Attest.
.,,i I,I i&Ki!I DIN ~ E..i>.r.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1856-10-04

SANDY S"IIs.-In treating sandy soils.
very nee managenen. is required, exactly the
reverse Of that necessary for the clavs In
cutiva'inG the latter, our object is to loosen
and render i; as iriab!e as possible. for which
rrrF oSe "" i''ow repeatedly. dress with long.
hslf rotten manure. Al i burn the su,f,ce 70
a-hcS On sar'is we riOw but litt!e, and SOW
The seed l'n'i:"'lia'rv after the p,ow, So As ~
receive a." benefit Of the moisture which ;s
brought 10 m" surface: repeatedly roll and
."nSo''da'e by every means in our mower until
We - force The particles together. A. 10 enable,
The soil 10 retain rhe moisture. better. Great
adv antarcs have followed he arbitration of
clay or mari; small quantities have been
found. when acted u..on hv frost and air IN
affect An alteration in The soil. The dose
however. should not be nigeardlv: at least
81 or 100 wards per acre are laid on the sur.
face ~ earl :: in III" winter a. possible. and
not rowed iii all chances OF trcst are owe,
Ev.his means, We nav in time pro u e a
candy i"en o. ron-i'!rl1pie value
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1856-10-04

RrTA BAGAs.-Shecp are particularly
fond of ta-hacas. ard thrive upon them:
they are especially good for ewes having
lambs. They can also he easily kept until
there is good supply of grass in the spring
and 30 not become pithv or dcterorated in
their feeding qualities. as white turnips usual
" do. Nor do they "rnin the land" as they
derive much Of their nourishment from tbc
atmosphere; and they can remain in the
ground till late in the fall Root crops are
also of especial value in their effect on tho
soil. producing az they do certain anchor
alton in the land upon which they grow. by
pnlverlz'nc and ai>infecra'nc its particles,
and rendering it more light and pervious-
The process Of preparing the soil for the
reception of the seed and the method general
~ pursued in cultivatn. and removing tbs
crop. contribute likewise very materially 70
this result In some part. of Europe this
ameioration is regarded of 80 much imnort.
ance that the cultivation of root crops oncc
in certain number of years is entered as a
condition in all leases, and its fu!ilment
riydiy enforced
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1856-10-04

nirc. t.rrrr fore H." r., iv, value Of manrr IS
tie O.l, SAT-. rue j. - con, ld. that 10th are
applied in Tie bet mann,r
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1856-10-04

THE VALUE OF BuNEs-The Ameri-
can Farmers say that every forty bushels of
bones dissolved in su!phuric acid, (ahont one
third weight of the latter. diluted with wa
teri are equal to two hundred pounds of gu
anO.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1856-10-04

r.uA.lnAr,.n..-N IT. a4..--... >'.'.''
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-01-22

2;artetp.
DAVENPORT MUSIC sToRA
TRANDALL 4 HIGG1N have Just opened + re.
~ assortment of Guitars. Vioiins, Banjoes, Tambo
in use which they win sell very cheap for cn al Nc
: LIE Cialre Row. Yt Oct2d. 1854
Yankee Notions and Toys.
A LARGEassortment lust ope ng an for sale att
davenport Music Store; tI, Hi.
No lie Claire Row: CRANDALL HiGC
Guitars.
A Large and very fine assortme nj ef4sosewoouG.
ars al various prices ranging from q 90 to S4e,t
Also volnsfrom seventy 1--we nsy 70 do
lars az No Claire Row. C&
Accordsons and Tlutinas.
Large and welIseiested assortm en- lust reeeiv.
e. Pflees .hai esnnotfail 10 give entire sasissctis
III Noo he .iaire now: C&H
CLARIoNEITS, Flutes, Flareolots, Picalows an,
- Flies at reduced prices at y -.
Nos Le Claire Row. C&H
Sheet Music
A Largeeoilection on hand sneNew dusie receiver
assoon as published at
No lie Claire Row. ckH
THE best Pano Forte instructor in the world PIi
n - afu.os's modern aehoolfor Piano Fortes can b.
'ouna % ot NO lie Claire kew: & & II
Feather busters.
A Very nne assortment cnn bo found &, the pa,en
. - port Music Store; ,s t.n.sE -. n
No lie Claire Row: C&p
Canes!
Varied assortment just receive ed and for sale Low
= at No LIE Claire Row: CSH
GUITAR and Violin strings and every kind Of Mus,
- eai AercAandise, ePtconstantly on hand at No !,
- No NV. Z d II
HUNTON'S school for Piano Forte Curtis, Gsita
- Zundeis MeIodeon Instructor and IN fa cf ever,
hiiA oi1nstruction relating 10 music can be found
me Davenport Music Store;
Nos lie Claire Row: @r| G A.
S 4 The Hallelpjah,
luST pubiishedbyL L. Mason, containing a very I'll
e collection Of Church Music; Also the shawn by y
Claire Row: CkH
Accordssns ond flutinas,
IUsTrecsivedb by Expressfron New York Iarx,
q sndfPicndid dsssortmentof Accordeops & Flstipa,
which will be sold cheaper than ever oe red in thi
soantry;by OUSEL, (, at No Ls Claire Row. ''''
NEW YORK HARMRSS oT0III
II As been renewed from Brady to Second Stree
four doors East Of Brady, where we shai be plea
70 wall on All who wish good articles In the harne
unc. The assortmentis the most complete ever ofa
ca mere before. Great pains taken to please,
heeP alwayson hand Collars, BrIdles, ,Halers Card.
brnshes, Curry-Combs. Fly-Netts of eyery Kind Il
theirssason. Leather Fly-Netts alss.
Nhipsand Saddles In abundance. Wins fror, Y
ctsupwards: Saddlesfrom 5000 to oas,O0.
Ahworkwarrantedtsbe be asrecommended.
sz1ug G. W. BARNES.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-01-22

A FLAT BOATS and Crane Boats, semcisnl 'e
4 rai.e 10 tons each; one set Blacksmith tools,
sufncient quantity OF Quarry Tools fer 500 men 70
work with made of the best east steel, Ancn
Also. quantity 0f Lumber and Iron aAgoSd as kSw,
which viii ali Sc sold alta great bargain For further
ppsrt. or Britium &Blsck, Hampton, III, tdee l%dH
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-01-22

BROWN & MCDONALD
III aying opeasd their Tailoring Establishm nj o
IL Brady Street, bet. sd & I'd Street oors abev
thelo Book Store, and h, wing r. ceived larx.
md we'll assorted stock of Cloths, consisting ofCas
SINE res Doeskins Satinets, Tweeds, Beavers, Yes,
ingS Satins, Velvets, &C.. g.. feel c.nAdent from
their experience in the business that they oan pro
duce drst class garment, and at as reasonable /;
price as any other Tailoring Establishment In til,
city, would invite the Inhabitants of Davenport AMI
vicinity to give US cali. 1C
Cutting done and warranted to fit iC properb
made up. Allorders i'll receive 70 IN pt attenucn n
Sept e2d 1855 DIFF
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-01-22
garo ware.
CHILD j. BAKER

CHILD j. BAKER >aO
A RE nsw opening ,hs large.i and besI seiec,e
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC HARDWARE,
At Hdreths old stand oH seeondst., third door eas
OF Brady, davenport which they are De
termined TO sell cheatefor prompt pa! meul thasah
other house sastorwvst. .
most useful Improvements in agricultural mschiaes >
FOOLS, de- We will also Keep in connection q iuh 4
sorted stock Iron, steel, lass, OH Paints hMygy
aud Seat Springs, Wagon Boxes, Axles, Blacksmith
Bellows, ,Anyiis, Vices, DC:
. Davenport, Apl 18th, iea4-wtrw
IRON of ali description for sale low by
DAVENPORT q LIE CLAIRE.
DLoW STEEL from 81 inch to IA inches wide for
/ sale by DAVENPORT liz CLAIRE.
VAST STEEL Tor tools from inch to in. square;
~ also fiat bars BY DAVENPORT & LECLAlRE. .
uooP IRON all sizes; also Sheet Iron BY
IL DAVENPORT LIE CLAIRE. 4
DLoCk TIN, block Znk and Coke, Antilnony, for
ID sale BY DAVEAPoRf& q LIZ CLAIRE.
REows and smithlssii l9t sals Low E y
MAILS SPIKES and finishing Nails, all sizes for sale
~ by DAVENPORT & LIE CLAIRE.
WlNDoW GLASS Of all sizes, very low by ,,y
w DAVENPORT 4 LIE CLAIRE.
WHITE LEAD, pure and No. /, in small and large
w kegs, by DAVENPORT & LIE CLAIRE.
rYlyK PAINT snow white, very fine, for finishing,
Zby DAVENPORT * LIE CLAIRE.
TACK SCREWS, Clamp Screws, Drills, Crowbars,
- Picks,very low by DA"ENPoRT q &LE CLAlhE.
CPR1NGs, Axles, Nuts and Washers Wrought
- Nails, Strap Hinges, at
DAVENPORT d LIE CLAIRE.
DoRTABLE FORCES, Anyils, Vices, Horse Shoes,
/ and shoa Nails at DAVENPORT& & LE. CLAIRE.
NAILS
TUsT received large supply of Fence, Spike ,Fin-
81 ishing and other Nails, sale cheap by
JulyS.h, 1854 CHILD bAhhf.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-01-22

A CARD.
,...BpRrmoLp. sAa'L. X. B.GILEy; N. rG.afS"" %
EaKKLEY, THOMPSON a. co.,
Wholssale Dealers in Groceries,
COMMISSION AND FORWARDING MEkGhAN'H -
C0rner Pfrry aad SecaRd Streets.
davenport, Iowa.
.ao,r,r the salo OF la fin 81 Smiths Gnnpowaer-
constantly on hand one thousand X Ks and Gases III
Az. Sporlag and Mining Powder which we whl idt'
i.h ~ Manufacturers tho trade ,P0wderser'
ed al fyo minutes notice.
July s,Isss--wtrw-ly &C.,.