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DEMOCRATIC CENTRAL COMMITTEE.

JEFFERSONIAN DEMOCRATIC CLUB. NO. !
SECRET RAvGNE.
G. c. Newman. President
John Holder, Fice Presidents.
John T. Kincade,
c. NJ. Mckinney.
H. q. Hart, Secretary.
OPHIRVILLE DEMOCRATIC CLUB. NO. 2.
OPHGR
Henry VI. Lindsey. President.
d. T. Huston, Tice President.
Ii. W. Starr, Secretary.
GOLD HILL DEMOCRATIC CLUB. NOS.
GOLD Hill.
DR.. J. \. Hill President
Benjamin Stinson, Geo Aldridge. Fice Presidents
George Blain, Secretary
J. W. Spann. Corresponding Secretary.
Emanuel Mande, Treasurer.
AUBURN UNION GUARD. NO. 4.
AUBURN
Col c. W. Langdon. President.
Edwd. G.. Smith, T7ice President.
NJ. ?. II. Love, Secretary.
Finance Committee.
Robert Gordon 3. 7. Myres, and B. Goodkind.
IOWA HILL DEMOCRATIC CLUB. NO. ).
Iowa HILL.
Charles Watt, President.
JAS. n. Makins, Fice President
Charles Scarborough, Secretary.
BEAL'S BAR DEMOCRATIC CLUB. No. 6.
S. G. Elliott, President.
L. \. Kline. Fice President
W. Warren, Secretary.
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COrRT OF SESSIONS.

Hon. JANei O. HAZE, PresIIIng Judge J. N.
Frey AMI c. ". inley. Associates.
Meets on tn second Monday of FEBRUARY, May,
Aurnst and Novemper.
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DISTRICT COURT.

Hon. JOIN NJ. HOWELL, Judge,
Meets on the second Monday in January, and or
the third Mondays in April, July and October.
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EDRIVATE MEDICAL AND SURGICAL IN
Il STITUTE.-Dr. L. j. Czapkay has opened his
Institute for the cure of all forms of private dis
ease such as Syphilis, GonorhTa. Nocturnal
Emissions. and all the consequences of selt-abuse,
In the first stages of Syphilitic or GonorrhUal
diseases. he guarantees cure in few days, with
out Inconvenience to the patient or hindrance to
his business. When a patient by neglect or i'm
proper treatment has developed the secondary
symptoms of syphilis. such as bubocs or painful
swelings on the grons. or ulcers in the throat or
nose which if not checked destroy the soft parts
and cause the bones to mortity separate and come
away leaving the sufferer an object hideOus to
behold; or when splotches and pimplcs break out
upon the skin, or when he has painful swelings
upon the bones, or when his constitution is in
jured so as to predspose to consumption or other
constitutional disease. the Doctor guarantees a
cure or arks no compensation.
In RHEUMATISM. chronic or acute; in DYS-
EMERY or DIARRHQ1A. he has safe and effec
tual remedies For the treatment of the conse
nervousness, timidity headache, pains in the back
and limbs, with general weakness loss of appe-
tite, loss of memory. injury to the sight restless
ness. confusion of ideas dislike for society and
feeling of weariness of life; with the nervous sys
TEN eXctabe that si chit noises shock or startle
the patient. making his existence miserable. For
the above maladies the Doctor will guarantee a
cure or ask no compensation. He can he consult
ed free Of charge. and invites all TO call ii will
cost them nothing. and may be much to their adj
vantage. His Offices are Nos. and 4 Armory
Hall. corner of Sacramento and Mont gomory SITS.
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BOARD Of SUPERVISORS.

J. ". Cainn, Dotan's Bar, lst District
Wn E. Miller. Auburn, 2d
Wn A. Rogers, Dutch Flat. 81 "
Wm D. lawrence Birls Flat 4th g
D.J Baker. Toli's Valley. 5th "
The Board m ,et on the first Mollay in Februa-
~, Nay, August and November
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Established for the permanent care Of all
Private and Chronic Diseases-and the sup-
preston Of QNackery
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PLACER COrNrY OFFlUEkS

PLACER COUNTY OFFICERS.
Hon. J. E. Hale. County Judge,
Wm. 7. Henson, Sheriff.
A. 5 Grant. County Clerk.
J. r. Crlnlall, Treasurer.
N. Z. Mills. District Attorney.
\. S. Smith, Assessor.
Thos A. Young. Surveyor.
J. F. G9ynn. Pabljc Administrator.
J. L. Finley, Coroner
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COUNTY COURT.

Hon. JAMES e. HAVE, J1d~H.
Meets on the first Moniays in January, March
May. July, September and November.
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J. r. BRADFORD, m
Pioneer Hat Mandatory. -

NO. 80 STREET, BETWEEN 3RD AND 4rH.
TIAS on hand valuable stock of fashionable
III goods consisting of Gentlemen's Fine Mole
skin Hats: Straw Goods of all kinds;
A choice variety of Chdren's Straw Hats and
Flats. ALSO:
A large variety of Gents and Chldren,s Hats
and Caps direct from the best Houses in n ! ofE
and Paris. of the LATEST SPRING STYLES!
Particular attention given to making Hats and
Caps to order. Ladies' riding hats. Peruvian
and other hats renovated. yay~ New goods corr
stantly arriving per Express may "a SID.
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MEDICAL.
DR.. l.. ]. CZAPKAY'S
Surgical and Medical Institute,

ARMORY HALL BUILDING,
Corner Of Montgomery d Sacramento streets,
SAN FRANCISCO.
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The Castle Of Sleep.
There is a sleep for all things:
T., tko "a ortt

There Is sleep Tor all lninSs.
In the night
There is folding of a million wings!
A rain of odor through the shadowy light,
Falls on the dases. and snowy thought
Is moving in their rngSl
The lush wild rose is dreaming. when blush
Rises from scented darkness to its cheek,
Touching the crimson to deeper nue..
Its parted lips would seem as it could speak,
And tell what dreams of fantasies and love
Beaded its eyelids with silver dew!
Would not these relmounted Peris tell tale
Could they but break, some mild midsummer
Their claps OF silence and, delrious leap might,
Into meodious utterance? Who knows
What sombre ghosts what visions of delight
Fit through their braius in the dim world of Sleep
The world of Sleep.
The beautiful old world!
The dreamy Palestine Of crimson thought!
The Lotus Garden where the soul may lie
Lost in Elysium. while the music moan
OF some unearthly river, family caught
Seems like the whisperngs of angels blown
Upon aoian harp springs And we change
Into a seeming something that is not!
Princes of dreams and olden memories.
Thou purple-tinted and fantastic Sleep.
One that is weary with his tircsome days
Brings thee a soul that he would have thee keep
'Mong wild Puck -fancies and the grotesque train
That do inhabt Slumber. Give his sight
Immortal shapes. and bring to MN again
His Psyche that went out into the night
Strew lotus leaves and peoples on my breast,
The sleepy buds from mystic god land brought
The flowers Of Lcthel Then with viewless hand
Lead me into thy Castle in the land
Touched with all colors like a burning vest
The Castle of Vision, where the feet OF Thought,
Oblit rating their own shadows fall
Like notified leaves, and yet make not sound
In all the corridors
The bell sleeps in the betry-from its tongues
A drowsy murmur floats into the air.
Like thistle down. Slumber is everywhere
The rocks asleep, and in its dreaming, caws!
And Silence mopes where nightngales have sung:
The sirons lie in grottos cool and deep:
The llly-wreathed Naiads in the streams:
But |. in chilling twilight. stand and wait
On the portcullies Of thy Castle gate,
Yearning to see the golden door of dreams
Turn on the noseless hinges Of a sleep
T. B. .fIdrjcb.
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PROBATE COURT
STAGES.

Hon. JAMES 3. HALE, Jll-a.
Meets on the fourth Monday n each month.
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TANHFE I'M IT,T.
.T.1nlcs CLrrfe. Pr

James Cirrfe, Proprietor.
Leaves Aubura daily at o'clock, P. NJ. Ar
rives every morning at Ii o'clock
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SACRAMENTO.
GARDNER s. Iki.s Il

sGEN'T.S FOR THE PL.4CER HERo4LD
Sacramento City.
lssy~O FF1CE-IN THE POST OFFICE BLoCk' 9A:
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California Stage Company's Stages, leave for
Sacram 9nto daily at o'clock.
For Nevada at l clock, +. NJ.
" Illinoistown -
" Mlrysvile " II NJ
" Rattlesuake P. II.
S. WHIrMARsH, Agent.
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OURS Truly,
To DR.. Heinimann, San Francisco.
SACRAMENTO, Feb. lst, leo

SACRAMENTO, FEB. ~, ICV"'
The undersigned has known Dr. Heinlmann ;nn ,oa
many years and can vouch for his justly Ia, hsan
earned a reputation a conscientious. pfuuom pnoon
experienced and skillful Physician and ouIgeo,n' ,o
and would therefore recommend to all pcoP1mo
rely with the most implicit confidence in Dr. W T'F
nmann's skill and science. ~.
Third street, between ana ~
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COLOMA, Jan. 10TH Io0V'
My DEAR AND MucH ESTEEMED DoCToR:c.n, .,ds
with much regret that and all your other 'titnu
saw you quit Mormon Island. We have los' !" iom .u
physician of great talent and experience Mnu
we could not APPRECIATE to much. 1t was n,o p, to
enough by the numerous persons VINO s" va you
call you from all parts of the mines .."o aiyeu
are in the best remembrance of all. Mysen, nerar.
up ly what consider our best physicians: -, Ionr
ed myself to die; by chance came undel ssck
treatment and you have cured me OF e,avo errsef
ness in short time. You have proved yo"''
physician and you do honor to this name
Receive, etc. ~.
Proprietor Of the French hes.au'SI5s aa s5s
To Ur. Heininann, San Jraucleco- 0f'
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SPKI.NG MILLINERY!
at the Paris and New York Millinery aad
Ra,r~ AaaAs lyarA

w q. NICHOLS takes pleasure in lnfoT ai, z
w the Ladies Of Davenport and vicinity ihyt be
has Jus. retained from New York with be ti,Hi
assortment Of New Spring Goods. Comprislas tue
largest well as the oest selected stock OF tsais,
and Misses Straw bonnets, Leghofn and Pedal "f.,d
Hat, Shaker Hoods, Ribbons, Bonnet silks. ! IN
cai Piovers, Crapes, &c.. &c, ever offered T. ti.s
market Our silk bonnets are manufactured afsr
The latest approved Paris styles. Alliners supp d
With Pattern B0nneIs and every article In thesf i6e
al Wholesale. SILK and Grape BOnnc,s mace 70
srdef warranted 70 IT the head and please to- eye
n. h. straw Bonoets tleached, pressed ahd al
tered 10 the present ,baps. Marking and stsn q =
for embroidery and braiding done 70 order 81 l1e
Paris and New York Millinery Store, corner OF "lrd
ard Hrady ste nen 10 ddkw6ni
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Fire and Burglar Proof Safes

HANING obtaIued tho sgsnsy i0F the sale OF Iii.
III De. PGleuL Fifs aud burglar FEoOi aaies, bahh
.y.As, Bank sAuit Doors aAJ Frames, 40 Sfv PIePai
sl l, i4Ynasu az tuauulSlHrers yrIces say ~ Iheee
S1Isles snort uullC1.
iss- sacs are all fastened with Llltle's Locks CIV
ing uudou1lrd secuIt, agaIust thgoVss, are perfectly
,r,s ff. IA dams peIlsf nrs prVJls inan al!
obst safS made. The burning OF thsai IA any tuH'
aug eaamot mai rally tns and tnel iuay De
vxgIsug eI for a Ne one an3 agency by paying iot
sspaIptg. Tue sall doof. aAi !fani1s are t7i.Aoe,
gslsriIA Gsed VI HhsIE 'usA
al Uust kuONp --
Inc t.UCks have always telied tBe taFsiai ALu
al balis L9cs s5@stBg oIHpeiisoTs
The tesla applieG " nsse aTtletea o. lGfSTs
ii upehAulal AMI agreuilara! talfs where tneS Rave
lir.ya ovsalurd Ius hrsl prsIliuns sstaohsnes tbe
serIalnLs Of uber superiority! fufcbsssTs are lnftsa
20 Ca ud sxanlue The sftieies, feisrshees, crrtA
calss, dse-, bsiOfc purchasing.
The aLdersis Aed are The Valy agents IN hocE is-
LAM ttn.l uud Davenport liosal for the "ofidHs
sale oupsny, 0t Iros, \. \. Orders addressed "
s.lh.l plaus sail receive promptatlehtion.
JHlLD o. BAKER,
Illinois ST. Rock Island.
FeGi.t%E-ly. Soeuhd 81 uEH Dof'-
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THE
n EW n OF e L.
W AV ERLY HOU s T.

AHIU u0BL DSIUOEs
7 s open for permanent and transient boa n
J. Those who wish quiet and pleasant home oar
ing long orr short sojoarn in Davenport can & .. i
the Wayerly House. Tne tabss will be fursts.fe
with the dseacies of The season; the rooms pleas
ant the beds new and soft. Tho Wayeriy is second
" motel west Of Chicago, in point Of beauty Io
cation, pie iss ut house, good furniture and Ia.
b.es. fdswEi d. D.M.ADAhA Proprisor.
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A ApARGATN,

TINE story a, told that property held too hgh but
i those Wishing bargain In house and lease would
dowel 20 cali 90 the subscriber. am Obliged TO sell
and will do 50 for the sake Of The moue.,
Callsoon on tho pramisei, Harrison ST. near s.h So.
or Al my shop on ,th ST. below the Court House.
Also, q nne lot for sale.
jnne,3-dt p. X. FITZPATRICK,
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Cheap! Cheap! Cheap!
BOOTS AND SHOES.

Cheap! Cheap! Cheap!!
BOOTS AND SHOES.
J. JORDAN would snnounce 20 the citizens Of
Davenport, and the public, that he has opened q
Ladies and Gonilemen's boot and shoe store sd.
tointng Burrows d. Pretty store, door aoovs
the Iowa Clothing Itore, whore he is prepared 10
afsetar~ boots sna shoes of gli descriptions.
LADIES BRANCH.
Fine silk lasting Gsters, fancy and plsiL
ksssath f,oots, Ensmeisd pstent Paris
boots, Ties, bronze Psride; Ark.
Jenny Linds; Jenny Liuds:
Huskins 20 Ia bosts
Aisrgeassormeni OF Ladies and Misses Ghildfen's
shoes, too Eumerousto mention.
Also Q large assortment for Gents wear
Eastern due French Boots; Congress
Caters, Monterey; Jersey Iiss;
Plain walking Shoes,
Morocco;
Ard atlklnis of heavy work, suitable for country,
we'll city all who d. and easy
Shoe store. CRlland see. June Q ,l653-3Ttf
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RAILS and PARTIES,

r AIDES and Gents Buffalo Over Shoes, Rubbe
l. s pd 1ne French Boots, kips OF my manufacture
and the largest assortment Sf eNta Boots and Shoes
that in the Queen cities 1.-THE greet Serh
West.
Davenport Boot and Shoe Store, one door bclns
Burrows d Pretty mans mammoth store. FreuG ST..
opposite The mill
Davenport, Jan. Is, SIS JAMES JORDAN.
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T orst BY IS n. with iuprcvsms,..
n.ns ssa ~ sso Iowa sta, OF said lot kps -
.u,. Sont nouss and dwelling house, ths ~ -
aasaness dons farnlars for sals wttA ths 49,
.ossssnon - gwen aisny time. Inquire a. ~ ES
usssnPoa, NAY "a, ~. ..5S
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II @ r I G e /!

G q. DAWSON & CO, have formed a
tos partner .sip with r n GrIg9s, under the maine
and =, Vie OF lawson. Gnxgs Co., 10 take effect
on the lst day sf love mber, lo55.
Ahpersons having unsettled accounts with the old
nrm srs requested ty call and settle. Url25
For the Ladies,
[fREscH Kid, White kid, English kid, Bronze kid
IL aad Velvet slippers.
Alec, Kid, Congress, Englisa and French Lasting
CATERS from so 20 g., IS per pair for ssle by
Dec DAWSON, GRiGty D 90
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Stores. stores.
MULTIPLIED BY STOVES,
AND THE ANSWER IS sEOV Esl
A LTH0UGH We cannot Keep on hand some 1000
n or 3OUa STOW IS, some OF our neighbours the fea
eI are We sell cheap and so good an article Of
Stoves that IL becomes dificun to supply tEe de-
ma d but a new supply OF freight cars have arrive
and been placed on our road and We have completed
ourarrang.rnents TO be able now ts supply the
dcusnds ofa |, be the same MORE OR Less.
So sfleF looking around among all the "ohE
HORSE stove shops la this city, 70 80 purpose,
come eto
Twitchell 6 Gillett's,
The only Stove Emporium in the west, and bus
stoUe az is q St0os. la our prices, for cheGpness
va defy ali ompetiLon--eyery article saTraHtFS.
and If satisfactory, We refund the money. Among
our assortment may oe found the celebrated
Forest Oak, for wood or Coal; the Climax;
Blacg Diamond. for coal; The King Of
Stoves and Governor, elevated ovens
slt Kinds OF Psrior ONCE aIS Heating stoses-
Tin and Gspp-F Ware on hand Al all times. Roof
ing, Jobbing, Sc. done tn order,
Brady Street, nearly opposite the P. 0,
Fab i-du AskNPOhI. low 4.
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Il URAHAAt f'HF'N"
GRAIsAM & KEPNEH,
Forwarding snd Commission Merchants,
SDqb bUkhUN shAEW BLOCK, FRONT STREET.
Davenport, Iowa.
Orders solicited fer The purchase Of aF-ln' fl"af,
Wool aud ProdUe generally, .n.
-REFERESoEs-
TuTrcs Il Prettyman, davenport, Iowa,
Wise, Pusey x " ise Phil. Pa,
Springer, Harbsugh Co.. Pit's9uIg, IA
spanG Co, ." -
Joseph l., Elder, 81. Louis, Mo-,
McHr.de 4 HEmne T, Cincinnati, Ohio,
I. Mccoy sons. n Lisbon, :.
p.6 2. MeDonaid d Co., weilsvllis Ohio
Mohipn NJ rtln, a. i"
George Wells. ~
Hanna, 6srrelsoE d Co., clsyels nd, -
Hsssey q sinclair -
james Grshau, New 6sydsn -
Asrshsnn g>psssily, Sslsm;
ase u iss6-au
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HURLEY,s sARsAPARILLA.

THIS lava iusbIe com nd so fully sppreca ted
i by the imer1can poopie, 10 yzining WIDE celeb
rity has become permanently cstao ished al iht
best ami most effective medicine of Lae Jay. Cenin
al daily pouring in IRON all parts of the Slater
and tn afflicted now rejoice here Is hs p xhsn
sry other remedy proves Inc nectaas Diseases which
for years proven y source Of mis.ry, and ngon zltl
rture have reaaiiy Yielded benes,h its irr.si.lLi
eh1erni 5y ais s1lrao fiinary sneacy IL you VAIN
.ae pure and genuine sarsaparilia, (thzI ~hr -
different, and superior TO buit's " any other -'a
ponnd rning IS capable OF being 10 another.
Ib1n take Hurleyfs, for out OF Il oasands oi rasss
seall@ red through Aiabams, Mississippi, Wisconsin
indiana, Missouri and k-nIuesy Il nss never ~
siIg lEs aBca been known 70 fxii, and wli eEr- 10
you'd AL doubt
Dyspepsia, or Indigestion,
scrolula, Kings Evil,
Affections Of the Bones, syphilis,
Debility, Asbirual costiveness,
ErysipsIas, Pulmonary Diseases,
Liver Complaint, Pilss,
Female Irregularities, fistula,
Skin Diseases, DiSeasd Kidneys,
and grsatand Powerful Tonic, purifying the
Blood, and invigorsting the sntirs system.
Tns med ctae, though prepared 1t great expense
yetthe price IL moderate, mat II socists oe
tain II. THOMAS A. b UhLEf.
Asnufsctory, corner OF Ssve nth and Greea sts
Louisville, ~.
II TTFor sale at wholesale or retail BY
ApiiI d&wIy c. r.WEob, lie Claire Row.
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NEW STORE.
vAkILTY STOh Il!

VARIETY STOh T.!
crUE Subscriber has orepsd VARIETY sTQRB on
brady ST. between itE and och, whsls sse will keep
ooa,tsutly on baud = sholes selection Of
Dress Goods and Trimmingsl
Among the STOCK Will lie found choice selection Of
plsin AMI Figured silks TIowerei Kobes, Plain and
psnry pal sipSs Barees MgsieRHias White and Cololed
Brillians Figured sNss Capbric and Jseones Musiins
LnWus psbagss Enbrodsries Worked aud Lace Collar
Iar-s ladss Misses aud CbidTeu's Cotton Hosiery. !
s assortment OF Ladies' Geld Wsist Buckles, ssts d
Cameo Gold steue and ether late OF the beat quality
India Rubber Side ana Back Gshb. fasnouab!s assp't
,uent Of ak Muslin and Lace Hantlss ...
PARTY aud other dresses made " the most iashohshL
syls aud al shortest not.ca M0nss and CaPss mais to
o,s,r Estterps received monthly frvD Paris % accnn
Ianasts cu,tou.. The whole stock ssiscsd by ly
ssIf and can recommend II 90 my eustoers 70 be ihs
best selection ever brought to pa'snpcrs
Ssysspsgh Aysa n, 'sSdu ARs D. G. AIKEN.
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GREAT BARGAINS!
NEW YORK CLOTHING EsTAILIsHHENT.
Wholesale and Retail.
WE have jus. received me aEgsst and sess s AZ
ING, that ever wssbroughtto this western country,
consisting In part OF tha following articles:
american English, French and German anHroadeioth
uoats, oidirsrent styles ana Qualiues.
JysrcoaIs, Beaver, blanket, Petersaam ,PilotCioth,
un!eH Cloth, Lion's Skin, Mohsir. su
Double Goats of the same materials.
Pan Coats Of Sstiuets, Tweed, Cashmere, Dee
Skin, Cashmarette and leans, of every style.
FURNISHING GOODS
Consisting o. nue assortment Of Silk Crsysts,
stocks, Neck Handkerchief, Pocket handkerchiefs,
Drawers Undershirts, Hats, Caps, Buckskin Gloves,
India rubber coats and pants, Trunks valices and
shitlC Collars. ilsoa anel lot of
BOYS CLOTHING
audpiecegoods. Persons will nnd it tothe!rtnter-
sst 10 give US call before pu rchasin gesewhere.
Store on Trout Street, opposite Ferry Lsndins,in
Dr. nan 'ain snRRLizREIMER & FLEIscHaAS.
Davenport, Sept 18th, 1855
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MEAT FOR THE HUNGRY!

WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
THE .ubscriberhss receives from the Eastern erf
i southsrR Markets a,arge and well selected stOeA
Of goods of all deseHptiousiD common use consisting
of Dry Goods, Boots and Shoes, AGls aud Caps,
cI ,sswsre. QueenswaFe. Buffalo hobes,
Groceries Drisd Fruit. Cotton y arp,
CARPET Cbain. Picking Yarn, Cut Window Glass,
&, 7. IS ksnawha salt Hardware,
Xct'sand AiilSaws, Iron all Kinds, ,steel assorted
Castings, Nails altkinds, Griodstones,
Wodenware, Live Geese feathers, PitchaosSuIn,
Sole and Upper Leatber, WallrsPer,
WILLOW Baskets, Paints and Oils, Dye stuSs, sc.
which will be sold at small advance for Cash. As
intend see,ipg everything in common use, persons
wanting several arlicss obtain them on Front 81
Al the Brick storeopposite The Mills DayenPor lows
IuEeG, ts5a. no " INV,
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MOLINE PAPER MILLS.

rTHEsubscrbers constantly making varisty Of
1 Printing and Wrapping Papersst their aillin Mo-
line nd will pay Cash for any reasonable quantity Of
good clean cotton or lnenrags. ourinvsllingageut,
A. D. Churchill Will call on the Merchants through
centralIows and psythsm in cash or paper for their
rags. g -zl,s -, .. " "h6hLoth'
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DR. ], MCDOWELL.
EETERIN NakS SIlRE FDN

DR. J. MCDONNELL.
VETERINARY SURGEON,
-. NNT iaAES 10 Lutorm Ia pdoAe thaE he
NIX w has prrai4nentl! located Ia D+feb'
:" pen, where ne sill continue - treat al the
diseases In. horse Is ,uujsct u, sL lHe He'
Scientific Principles. Atlef coastauL praStlGe o.
many years on Bi kiaas oi diseases, ne seIs ppS
IA, Az, taaf I- 4Illgise satf stcti"u 10 ait VINO
ploy In. He produce As good GeTtthe4tes
auy other man west y. York. tie has sr7n mere oI,
a lew months. and the msny important cares he has
etSeIed since ne came siIi SPEAK more Tor him thsH
can rea ily b. asserted ia u ns s~Spapsr.
The tollosing geutiemsH VINO haF @ en gloS sd AtA
since nc game here GU the FeEef- cases, ".ii
eerilfy 10 hls aDiIss CON letent stenLafy sur
govb-
All d!ssases warranted cured il e1rsp!e o. no
money paid,
heeafn..tly sol ieiIs tFiai on any severe case
Whatever. ABy ease he cannot cure, II any other
ve EoI ~ safe H. he VA pa! nan "'' " ais
own poe 90. +,
Stage.
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NoRcPosg PATENT PLANINa MACHINE

n he subscriber, Agent for the Patsntee Of Nor
cross Patent Planning Machine, will sell rights 70
Counties or smaller districts ip the State of Iowa
md will furnish Machines manufactured by the psf
entee. II. !. sLSf fNAhkRr
=. Niekoils Resi- Estate o16cs, Corner of Second
dec % and Main Streets. Davenport
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STAND FROM UNDER!
BOOTS AND SHOES!
7 AN am now prepared for the II and winter srAte
With from Al. 800 TO 1900 pairs of Boots ana shoes
comprising one Of the most extensive stockE ever
brought 10 this market, made up solely for this trade
during the last three months, under the personal su-
perSsisn Of an experienced workman. All those
persons In want Of good Boots. good Shoes good
Caters, slippers and last, though not least,
GREAT AND GOOD BARGAINS
will do we'll TO call on the suscriber.
Fins Ladies' slippers only twenty-five cents per
pair. Gents fine Boots, and all other goods In
proportion. DON'T all rush 81 once!
One door east of Burrows Preuyman's store,
Front street, Davenport, Iowa. JAS. JORDAN.
Sept %, 1855 DIFF