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Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1856-02-19
NURsERYMEN, FRUIT GROWERS ( FARMERS.
TIRE NEW YORK HORTICULTURAL REVIEW.
4 JOIRE-IL or SUBURB-fN IRT.
sCFERBLY AND rEofy saLY ILLgsrEATED.
Deroted to tie Announcement IF tfe araE Interests e

Tlis oHe Of the largest and rcost elaborate works of
the Kind iu tine wofid
Ksral Arrhircrtufe forms one &C The principal FEATURE
Each uuurr contains from Two 10 four rura1 iugs 81
model cottages from 4ez 1- "f eminent ana -aT arch
80 =. E, ~ p :, ~
" 49, - ol... "a = - s:. - go. ..,r.
c are flIa-t-.,,.l ,ai s.-.rif. s,- - her rar
tive qualities D. ete.itIed, forming zine
plee and elegant 5Ianual of ltaraI Haanay az
tempted
her. are engsuesi % I'll its Columns.
1t contains seventy large pagers. and IS p~in.ed on the
Gucst IoIrl -ls faced aTer. -jslFt expressly
Terms 50 per alluIl. able m ailla-s- Fifty cents
4z agents y 600 viii Dc istril- At the end Of the
year among those who send us the eIt largest lists IF
susrrirs Tires. premiums win he paid in cash The
The following are elected from hundreds Of similar no.
tices voluntarily contributed By cGteEoaeouz Vuiica
TuE HoRTlcrLrrn,1 REVIEW de-erves the ros-t liberal
written in style That equal. ;ae best efforts of the late
A. j. DoNuinz.-- Eairksrbsc ecker.
Tine most e,ae and useful book If the sina Jtat has
ever come under our oi,serya'iou-R gistsr.
Sir. Rsace, ,hc Eizr 81 the horticultural Eevie IS
practical ponotoi and one Of the finest 5eo.ar- our
country boasts Of IL POSSESSES the glowing desert ptve
powers Of Dicsrns- The elegant gossip 81 NaiP"i com
lined with thorough knowledge Of rural srsats Po-
Farmers buy If for your son=-bur 1t for your da1--
Of The beautiful and the usefu---4ra-as, y J.
We had Thought that in Dovuins-s death. the eloquent
advocate OF rural adorfIcnt has become only cherished
remembrance in Ar. Reaes djscaye- equally
81 mental mat efNtft1
Of the spirit that j. -oEe.--HoHfr0se Tribune
Advertisers viii end this unsurpassed r7aiiun1 oF
publicity the Horticultural Review cirrHates stenz
lively IN every state Union. Advertisements inser
ted al the rate Of slo per page.
WOOD ENGRAVTNGS.
Those requiring Wood Eugraviugs, have tlJeF or
rS executed 4aI5val Special attention
given views Of ANIi experienced English
DrEhisulan Is engaged FOR ls express purpose 1sois
living al distance forward iaguavotp pr af Tine OBJ
iee1 Toy MALL they wish engraved, which wii Dc li-
guide obtain perfect fac-simile stock Breeders
VIII e dealt with Fsrl liberal TERMS
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1856-02-19

AUCTION & COMMISSION STORE

AUCTION & COMMISSION STORE,
HIgh Street, MiaeraI Potst-
TIVE undersigned have opt1s the above store for The
| -rursase. OF doing u GENERAL AUCTION i CDA-
We DESIGN also tu act a. LAND AGENTS and offer
services fr the Purchase and Sale of RIAL ESTATE, pay
meat Of Taxes Collection II Mineral dues Location and
sale OF Land Warrants. &c-- Ae
We have now ON hand a large assortment 1t GOODS,
consisting Of zlnast every variety and kind, such
Dry Goods Groceries. H0rses HagoHs-
Hardscare Furniture. Harnesses, sc. Sc
P S-LiberaI advances On consigned Goods, TO those
who desire il.
IVES K FAIRCHILD.
December Is. 1850 25-f
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~ R0CERTES.-Fiye hsas. New Orleans sugar SO hbis
Clarified sugar: Crushed Loaf Imperial.
Power, Young son and Bizek TEAS, ia chests and
boxes. for sale BIZ JOHN MILTON &ff C.
BOOTS and -asses--A large lot Of Boots and Shoe
manufactured expressly fer the retail trade anu V AZ
r4utesi, for SHE By AA>I4k-A : tfNA1dE-i--
IA---lo8 boxes a 10, 10 q Il, 10 a ~ L e IS
\ Glass on hand and for sale by
JOHN MILTON & co.
O4F -ugar.-A superior article OF aoable reflles4
/ Loaf Ss-a- also crushed and powdered ior sale p
A.SI.ET * Ts-aMEL-
FRESH eY-TERS.-Fwo hundred
(EA Cans Wriz4lt's Fresh Cove oysters, just IT.
cS e. U. coBB's
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N. Z. R. BEI-0s PCLFoRD, q. H. P.
Com HESRY L. PALMER d. G. H. P
JoHS HOWELL, c. h
81 JoHy BULLES q. 5
E JoHS H. RoySTsEE, &. T.
WlLLtAH L. SMITH, g. :
Rev. Josiah PiIEIPs, C. Chaplain.
= : DAGGErT G. Marshal.
A CLARKE. {. r.
ORLANDO FOSTER, P.S
MoRRIs LEvIs, r A. c.
LIS y. TCyr, g. NJ Sd.
EoEERr SINGLETON. G. III 2d
WILLIAM Z. THOMAS, t. " 1t.
C. C CHENEY, Steward
EBz,,EzER CLIENTELE Guard
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COMPREHENSIVE NOTICE

ry,HE subscriber this day associated with him in
| business Mr.. RICHARD F. SWEET and the business
vii be continued the Old Stand, under The firm Of
JOHN MILTON < CO
JOHN MILTON.
Mineral Point, January 18th. 1856
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1856-02-19

THE WAR QCEsTI0N.-It Is reported that Great Britain
has refused to consent To aTmisee while negotiations
going Though there are hopes peace is by
= means a sure tkinr.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1856-02-19
y o I'll &c

Nv business having changed from this date, and
having large amount of unsettled accounts NY books
am anxious them closed MP, and viii hereafter
devote the most Of nv time in attending the
These indebted respectfully invited call and
settle itout further DELAY IL Is absolutely necessey
Tar + 70 be done JOHN MILTON
sf.,..-.g p,ir. XII, $3.50
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gsual asuertisements.
STATE Of WISCONSIN, !
Iowa COUNTY, IS.
Sewen 5. Lorrain. Conap't

E. A LuH, the unknown
heirs of E A. Lull, decd.
and the unknown heirs Of
George Moore, deceased,
Dpf.udpn4s
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1856-02-19

Oar Exchange I= i airady VERY barge. further
give the above advertisement several insertions IN theis
respective papers
Agricultural Books De- furnished every usefr
subject from beth English and American publishers
enclosing address Je price Of he book required
Specimen copies viii he forwarded the receipt ci 4
cents in postage stamps
CREAGLEs. P1-1ir1suzE.
ernS Zgs Broadcsg. Fse I0fk,
S,UeaR-sa Barrels Clarified : {. 3 refined. JUST re-
- ceived and for ssIe 10y - ". COBB.
Mineral Point, Jan I5JS-tT
TtROCI>ERY and s.Ia-- w are large lot 81 ev-
cry description Just received and mex eLsn and ior
sale by A$SLE4 4 if<A4Ei-
fEgINeES.-A large bot II French Herinoes and
vi Muslin Dc LaIEs, Just received 3 - 49,
WINDOW CsE.&--~.-Iea Boxes azsortrs fr4a. $40
" To sfEsB last received and ior s-ir tIt
Mineral PojE-, Jan is5'5-ly tFRet'- ~ |''+' >
c-sI.T.-se BAg2E - FINE stLF: 20 SACKS G. 4
SALT: 80 SACKS DAIRY SALT Tor sale a.
Mfaerai Point, Ian. zs55-ly toDbS-
yTEAS-A superior article ef Iresl. TaS IF ever t,
l - ~a.eivea Isg ANSLET & TF.8 'fEI.-
FENCING SAILS-so k=gz Juzs raesirea SOL ~
l. saTe At Geo y. Ct5E5B-S-
HoNEY.-iee Bsa- suresior Honey, for -ale
Ill by + 3 ALIEN
jan Is, 1s5s.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1856-02-19

" H Curry, Secretary Pro TEN
Mineral PoiIt, Feb. 18th, 1856.
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RON 4xI.,- - -pfin----Fiftv assorted
rs; y assorted size Buggy Springs - sets
sorted size seat springs 10 assorted size Iron Vices
SIX feet 3fI Saws Il six feet = Cut saws AnriI- Bel
is amt everything required or Blacksmith and Wagon
1lazer, use for sale io~ av JOHN MILTON & CO.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1856-02-19

Tae decision of the supreme Court as TO its juris
dcou over the controversy between Bashfor and Bar
stow, WAS to have been given yesterday
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1856-02-19

burned sunday Sd inst Il Is supposed the acci-
eaTay caught in the upper part of the house-fom the
chimney Bat few articles saved. Loss estimated
some 500 or 100 aglars.-Gra Co. Heraid.
FUNERAL or Hos. BEN c. E4srHAy.-The Madison
Journal says remains Of Hon BEN C. EASTMAN, late
Mem her Of Congress from this District we're brought TO
this city yesterday, and deposited cemetery. This
vas in accordance with the request made by Mr. Eastman
before has death
THE QUEsTIoS.-Iti Is reported that Great Britain
has refused to arnstiee while nrgoations
are going Though there hopes of peace is by
sure thing.
1gTae decision of the supreme Court as to its as-
dctiou the controversy between Bashfor and Bar
stow, was TO have been given Yesterday
Hovsz BURNED N rHE Towy OF CAssvILLE.-The new
house of Air. c Dougberty With of his household
property destroyed by FIRE Thursday evening Last.
P. REsroRArIoS.-A Post-oiee has been restored
New California Grant Co.-Nr Wy. 0. THoAss, P. N.
-
- writer in the Louisville Courier proposes that
the Wings Of Kentucky hold state Convention the
I1th of APRIL the anniversary of the birth Of Henry Clay
czA game of checkers was played by telegraph be-
between Boston and Provincetown the othe- evening
Cape Cod winning.
- The circulation Of the banks in Kentucky has ia
creased nearly and half millions Of dollars since
the first of July last
- Wendell Phillips says Yankee is satisfied with
the truth, unless you prove il Is worth 10 per cent
No franking privilege exists in England. Even
the Queen has to pay her penny.
, The Kansas Herald Of Freedom thinks the poPu-
lation Of that Territory wiz be 100000 by Spring
> Il Is stated that wealthy firm intend TO establish
line Of the city of Cork and y.
- There fourteen female physicians prac-
uelng in Boston
t. NJ David, the celebrated sculptor, recently died
Paris.
NAILS. N2tt--.-The undersigned has lust received
~ laTge Stock OF Aas embracing quality and
in which viii be sold unusually low for cash.
G. ". COBB.
Ninersl Point, Jai- -. 1855 aS-a
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MAsoSIc.-At the Annual CoIalani Of the Grand
Chapter of Royal Arch Masons for the State of Wscon-
sin held 1t WATERFOWL last week. the following persons
were chosen To the several offices for the ensuing wear
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1856-02-19

t. writer IN the Louisville Courier proposes that
the Wings Of Kentucky hold state Convention the
IIth of April the anniversary of the birth Henry Clay
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1856-02-19

- game Of checkers played BY telegraph be-
between Boston and Provincetown the othe- evening
Cape Cod winning.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-01-17
MOLINE PAPER MILLS.

MOLINE PAPER MILLS.
THE sub scribcrs constantly making variety Of
L Printing md Wrapping Papers at their Miiin Mo.
lne and will pay Cash for any reasonable quantity Of
good clean cotton linen rags.
80. Churchill wul call on the Merchant through
central owa and pay them in cash paper tor their
rags. NHEELoLh 0 fEEuUS.
Moline. June 30th, 1854.
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copPERsMIrH AND PLUMBER.

rI,HE subscribe now prepsredto do sIi KINDS OF
i Copper work, Plum bipg, Roofing, &c, aise u gen,
eral obblng business OF every description conneetes
vim tbs Tin Coupe nd Sheet Iron business stove
Pine Sheet Zinc, Lead Pipe, Sheet Lead, Sheet COP
psr Bathing Tubs Pumps etc. ete; furnished al All
times on the most nSbieterms ana al shor'ho
tice. 4. ..ox An
WORK warranted. Old Iron, ,Copperand Lead wanted
and taken in exchange forw0rk. -
Davenport, Api7, is55-diy ). . p9 nt M1Jsat' MA "a
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nr. ]. w. II. BAKER

A FrER an experience OF thirteen years % u. tnis h,
Apractiee of Medicine and Surgery now orc, ~,
professional esryices TO tue citizens o. pavehp".'
und its vicinity Particular attention WIN DC e'se
TO operative surgery and senses 81 'h9 n,oai i
luags. Once In Post oHica hlocS ~ :, W ~
holsc on 3th st. between Brlo! . rs"s W.
Nov % .dtf ..+.H
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IOWA STATE INSURANCE COMPANY,
KEOKUK, low A.
This home company is now prepared 70 .ans pisn
on the safer classes of property on the ultlat ran
on tht Cash plan for eash PREMIUM, atrstes as
reasonable as those OF any reliable company.
DIRECTORS:
y, II prv lohn Mcflure r., II. Garrison,
" p.ntin Geo H. Smith, r.. X. Ford,
i; rrasi S s. Bllings, W. I. Turner,
L. CARRIER, u. Nlckafshah'
OFFICERS:
g. H. PERRY, President. +. n. Harrison, treasurer
j. W. Rankin, v. Presidt. w. i. Turner, Secretary:
Office in Witierwax's Biock-over Dawson q
Co.'S Boot and Shoe store, Brady ~.
Wv . j. r. LANE, Agent,
Nov a.Jtf Davenport. Iowa.
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FALL AND WINTER CLOTHING
Att John J0RDAN'S

FALL AND WINTER CLOTHING
AT John J0RDAN'S
IOWA CLOTHING STORE.
4 LARGE and varied assortment ofH1emss and
Alloys, Ready made Clothing, smbrac
ing all the iierentand approved and made BY
good workmon out oftho best material.
Fine, medium and common, Union, Beaver, Felt
Pilot, Petersham and Flushing, Bangups, Sack sanc
Paletot overcoats, Cloth, Dress and Frock CoAts OF
various coors and qualities. Cloth, Cashmere, Ssti
net, Velvet and Tweed Pantaloons. Silk, Satin, Va
lentia ,Swansdown, Velvet, Plush, Cloth Cashmere
Satinet, Double and Single breasted Vests. Monkey
Jackets Drawers. Undershfrts, Hosiery, Suspenders
Gloves Cravats Ha ndk erchiefs Stock
ries Scarfs Winchester and Scotts Approved Patent
Shoude seam Shirts, and rticle susuai
Iy kent in gentleman's furnishing stores, including
Robes de Chambre and Revere Vsstsand Oyercoats
Also a splendid assortment of uncut Cloths, Cassi
neres and vestiags Of which will be made up to
orde the bestmanner, with promptness, At accom-
tnodating prices, and by competent workmen. Thi,
establishment the monthly receipt efths late
Fashions so othatordersnIrustedt to them may be re.
being In the lzteststyle by those who de
.ireit All manner of plain work and work of gen
f, eel modium, promptly attended to as heretofore.
HATS OF a new style together with all ofthe com.
mon kinds constantly on hand.
Gratofulfc age the confident
y hone to me rit &C ntinuance ofthesame.
JOHN JORDAN.
Taoran c Clothier or From ntstrset, sppo.
sitethe Steam Mills.
davenport, July Cd, ls55-w&d-tf.
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HOUSE, SIGN AND ORNAMENTAL PAINT
ING, PAPER HANGING, etc.

ING, PAPER HANGING, etc.
,,MES noNNELI. d JOHN NJ. DUNN,
HAVING associated themselves
together fol- the purpose OF carry
LYS<<S <cs ing on the Business OF HousE,
sign ORNAMENTAL PAlNI
ING, PAPER HANGING and GLAZING, WhiiEs
ING and WALL CoLoRING on PerryStreet, pe'"eeL
I'd and3a Streets. .,,.s,o,as
Would most respectfully announce to theirffienas
and the pu bile that they are 10
ecnte Painting In either Lead Zine atths owestpos
ihls prices and in the very best ste Their long ex-
pe rience In the above Business warrants them en-
surfing their patrons full satisfaetioEin any wofha'
NAV be entrusted TO them.
Particular givento estimating on any Puo-
lie or private Buildings Porsons wishing any OF the
above ork done would do well to give them can oe
scute BANNERS, Landsca pes, Masonic and Odd Feew
APRONS Decorating and Gliding In supe rsty lie and
On the most reasonable terms Paints OF all coior'
prepared an ready forase. Glass ofali szes, putty
&c, for sale. , nrxy
June29. 1854 DoNNhLL& poNN
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THE GREAT @
NORTH WESTERN
g L q 4 II I n q
N q n n ia cturinR Enpori m


On Bredy ST., ID desr ssisp -, tNsse siis.)
For the Manu- acture Of all kinds Of
Over Coats, Dress Coats, Business Coats, Pants
and Vests.
uAVINGj just received one ofthe largest and best
Ii stocks OF goods ever brought West or the Mis-
sissIppi: Consisting oi ClOt this, Csssimeres,
VestinHs, &C., Of every variety. We are now
prepared TO manufactu 70 order any every Gar
lnestn our line Of businsss IN manner unsurpassed
by none and warranted to ht.
0sntlsmsn's furnishing Department,
Is full and c0mplsso, comprsing endless variety
of Gents. SMAwLs, Waite and Fssey SaraTs; Sslk,
Woo!sS and Cotton UNpERsHIRTs and DRAwRRs, Col
LARS SrocKs CRAvATs. NECK IRIS, Sc ARvs, PIaiR and
Faacy SusrKEDEks; Gentlsmens Fsu and Winfs-
Gloves, Of every description; Tailor's Tnmmhx. At
Wholesale prices.
Having now permanently located in the city OF nas.
enport. all wa desire of mankind In general u, 10
look to their own interests Give Us call examine
goods and We viii guarantee that II good article
at reason onsbie price VIAL please, they VIII not 60
away dissatisfied.
sa f A. CASTEEL & CO. 3
Davenport,Sep G, 1855 d.u
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Burrows u Prettyman,
Forwarding and Commission Merchants,
PKODUCs DEALERS,
And wholesaleand Retail Dealersin
DRY GOODS,
auesnswsrs, Groceries, Bosts, Shoes Hats, Caps,
Clothing, Salt &c.
Having ample room for Storage we shall pay paIue-
alar attention TO Receiving storing ana FofwardihR
any G God consigned TO our care.
Cash paid at all times for Produce.
Front Street, Davenport low.
Davenport Steam FIGURING Mills,
willie Kent in constant operation, and Farmersare
,d tha W nav at all times in Cash the highest
ma rk et price for Wheat Flour always on mana.
f' BURROWS IL PRETTfMAN.
JAS MtLLIN & BRO.
STEA MBOAT AGENTS,
Front Street,
April Ithd-U pAVbNrohi'ioN ioNA
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WIN p CAMPBELL

COUNTY SURNEYOk,
sRESIDENG CT corner of South West Brady and Lo'
Gust SITS. OHice IN the Court House. AZ "iue's ,
promptly attendedto. Aug. l4th ID 49, Nv"
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FRANCIS JACOBY, JR's.,
ruy npno AND PRESCRIPTION STORE.

NEW DRUG AND PKkSChlfIIUN n1V1E'
rHHE subseribs atention OF
to Lt Drug and Chemical Store on Brad dybetween Sec
ona ind Third SITS. ,,h.hn.;nos,
From his knowledge nine
be furnished with Medicines ofthe best quanty, pre-
nared with the strictest and at moderate prices
Personal attention wiiibe gwen 70 'he coinp''"'
ing of all Prescriptions. pooh
He also 1 eeps goodassortment tot German ,freneh
English and American Perfumery, Iooth ance huiI
Arm ,hss Combs end a General assortment OF rnhe.
Articles.
Davenport, Oct 18th, ls54,d'tf
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THE VARIOUS KINDS OF
Or u n ID . w q . 4
MAKuFACTCREn BY
LAPLiNS, SMITH d BOlES.
American Rifle +. p. r. A., in kegs25 rs
.." " - ~. 6stbs
g F.F. A - 25 hs
New York Riae, 70
Eagle, q
Target Shooting, 20
Missouri Riho In aud tia-hs
American s. 80 ~ ~ -
Prairie Shooting"
Eagle
Cannon, Mining aud Blasting in Kegs and barrels
RAKKLEY THOMPSON & CO., Agents,
M Corner Seco nd and Perry Sts.,
Julye055-d -d-w.ly DAVENPORT, low.
". ". II PAR X EK,
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON,
DPRICE directly opposite the Post Office on Brady ST.
over s. Perry's Cio,hng Store.-Residence near tho
corner of Third aud Ripley SITS. opposite Speneer's
,,..tin. b.us. Nov % IS diy
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STOXESi SI'OXESM

THE subscribershavng purchased the entirc stock
l. oiStoves, &C., Of II. WIoKKRsHAM, tdealer In the
wellknown Chartr ak Air Tight Cook Stove) would
solicit share of public patronage, hoping to satisfy
all ho may in future deal with u.s. We would insert
thefolowing Inducements, first, sell both Eastern
and Western Stoves, including over 90 Patterns OF
COOK STOVES, Of which to select.
We warrant every Stove wesell both to operate I'D
against fire cracks, thereby makingt greatly to the
advantage ofpersons wantinga good stove 10 buy OF
us. Wekeep constantly on hand large supplyof
Charter Oak.
ments: having purchased our stock In the East,
bic. us to sell you Stoves, Tin, Sheet Iron and all
kinds fTinners stock at Chicago prices, freight nd
ded thereby saving you expense, trouble and delay
Mr. HICKS being practical workman, will attend
personally to all kinds of Jobbing, such as Tin Roof
ing Spouiing, Copper -smithing C., ali work war
ranted.
Brady between Front and Second.
Nav Cd lS55-dwtf WICkERSHAM s. HICKS.
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great ght distance; desgned Tor Railroad Sta-
lions, Furnaces, Mines, Rolling Mills, Paper Mills,
Factories Stationary Fire Engines, Garden Engines,
Wells, Cisterns, and for all purposes where Pump
can % used.
These Pumps are now in use on all the principai
ituitrosss aSssah aaA -Aksst. -gss,lsl,
nPSILVER MEDAL awardedto these PGmps ut
he Tate Fair or the Ohio Mechanics Institute
TFFnli and perfect satisfaction guaranteed Ia all
cases wher, properly put ups according drections
U-POrders ankfuiiy receiv cd and promptly filled
BY MOSES e. LITTLER, orics at Burrows q Pretty
mans, Front Street, Davenport, Iowa.
An 18th lS55- -w-d
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- ESPECTFULLY call The attention oifafmsfs,shp
IL pers, and the public generally In this ad'ef'se
ilsR.
lhey will at all tignes be ready to store ana
-fy description of produce and 'nerehahalLe, W ",
strict aantion 10 he Interests Of all who may iavnr
them with their patronage to merit the pnoi'e e'""
dence.
Tbe huslnas. vii, H.. conducted and carried oriI &c
spacious building recently erected by MI
slgastad as the Bazaar to which is attached eonmo
aous landing for steamboats, at all Stages W tiio 80
and POSSESSES aiyantages svorabla to the mP rer o.
shipper not the least OF which Is that no nraEas.
boat 10 ~, W. raanus. Nav q. lsaa-a
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Moline.

bEAHS, WUUU q GU,
Bedstsad Manufacturers, Lumber Msrch4nts
and Dealers in Planed Flooring,
MOLINE, ILLINOIS. k#
,I,HE only esta blishmentin the West where
SHERW OOD'S CELEBRATED TURNING
LATHE is used for turning PRIsxATIc FORKS; such
Nepeks, Balustsrs, Bed Posts, Table Legs, aud0t
work too various TO enumera.e, with the
AionldiRgs Of all into squares of any number or
taste may suggest. Making the most perfect nd
beautiful work that fancy desire, the
appearance Of eostiyesrrsd~0
lima n IS54-trW-
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-01-17

Houses and Lots For Sale
A NuMBEh OF HoU >ES, LOTS and vacantLots.
pleasantly situated in diie part of the eitI
Ior sale on fav orable terms. Apliyto
JULIUS LYTANCH.E
QctIl.d.f
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-01-17
BROWN MCDONALD

Having open ID their Tsiloring Establishment On
L Brady Street, bet. ID & Sd Street nOrs above
The owa Book Store, and b wing = ceived alarro
nd well orted stock of Clota $, consisting fCss.
sint Doeskins Satinet,, Tweeds, Beavers vsoS.
ing, Satns, Velvets, &C.. & feel c. nndsnt fro0
their experience in the business that they pre-.
duce hrst class garment, and at reasonabie
city, would invite the Inhabitants of Davenport snA
vicinity to give us cali. t
Cutting done and warrant d to ht IL properly
made up. All orders will receive TO m pit
BROWN Mel ONALD.
Can, 1873
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-02-01

Rogers Mlss A o
rogers Miss b l
Rogers HrsMarsAun
hoh Mrs, Columbia
Rondel Mad'ue 10
sepaipe
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-02-01

/SoMTORTABIE HOME FOR THE WIN1ER.--A PRr
~ va,e family where there ot er boafdsrs,
connie date gentleman and wife two sing Fenlleuen
with board. None but those who nm
exceptional k references need apply Persons sueakng the
prepch language preferred Appg ~ 81 mt lex street
JHO W. lGDk ARD.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-02-01
LIST OF LETTERS
0snal1ng u tAs sev York CITY Pest enlse,
Erl1ay, February 1, 1856.

Pulahed sxcAusivey 10 the NEw yoRx HrSAID, by Act
q ooagrsas-ss pcp~ harss Ne lorge< c'csation Of any
ssaFx ~ ~ Usisl States.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-02-01

JohpsonMrs Antoine Jones Hrs Fi.zs
johnson Mrs Ca n'ne Jones Mrs Pnebe A
Johpso Mrs Eliza'th Jordan 4rgaret
Johnson Miss Susan Josseiyp susanna J
Jones Ammo, 8th 81 Joy Miss Mary