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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-09-19
VEyHE BRITISH PLATE GLASS COM.
n PANY, RAYENHBAD, LANCASHIRE, ENGLAND,
Warehouse for the United States

WdFtnOuSt Tor Ile United states,
JOHN K. PLATT, 10 Murray st., New York.
Where will be found full assortment of their Superior
Polished Plate for Store and House Fronts Show Cases
DC. Also, Rough Glass from to u inches thick
N. B. Western customers referred the new State
house Of Ohio at Columbus, which is glazed with the
Plate Glass of this Company. mch24 dom
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-09-19

COMPREHENSIVE NOTICE.-Ihe uu-
y dersigned have this day formed copartnership
late firm Of Holbrook & Co Grocers, 243 Main Street,
Worcester for the purpose of continuing said business
J. s. BALLARD,
ELIJAH sPURR.
Worcester, Sept l, 1856. IS dtf
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-09-19

P Holbrook Co. having disposed of their stock Of
Groceries to Messrs. BALLARD SPUR, cheerfuy and
confidently recommend them to the favor of Ina public
Bud in particular to their former customers worthy of
their patronage P HOLBROOK & co,
Worcester, Sept /, 1855. So davis
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-09-19

EEUSECAL MOTTO "a. WHITING would
I'VE respectfully inform his pupils, and all those
who nay wish for services. That he has turned from
his vacation and is ready to give lessons on the Pr
sno Forte Organ, ami Real Music. lis Juvenile CLASS
will meet ATURDAY 9Th inst, st p Ms at his Music
Rooms. 2S9 Cup stairs) Main Street. Singing Schools
taught out Of the city, if desired.
Norces ,er, September t. 1886 dln+
, 1856-01-11

CAIIFoRNlA POWDER MILl~-A chemist at
Sacramento is taking steps to erect a pow
der mill in the vicinity of that city. The
Union thinks that the manufactured pow
der would stop an immense drain upon the
resources of California. -. W. "',
, 1856-01-11
FRIDAY. Jannary,4, 1856.

Mr.. Anderson, from the committee on
Memorials, reported back House memorial
relative to tho military road from Olympia
to the mouth Of The Columbia river
amended in phrascology. Also memorial
to Gen. Wool, praying for tho establish,
, 1856-01-11

- MARKING NEWSPAPERS. The Postmas'
ter General has decided that a pen mark
made over or opposite to an article in
newspaper, with the sole object Of calling
attention to the article, will not subject
the paper to letter postage. 49," ..,.. a.. '
, 1856-01-11

So hoping to sec Gen. Wool in his sad
die soon, (as am told that is where he
makes his head quarters, and Maj. Rains
up soon, at all events by next July, will
close hoping all things ior the best. F so
noo' Daw Respectfully yours, NJ, -@o
49,. ILL - L. / THO'S j
, 1856-01-11
Cbf pionrrr anb ptmutrat.
IS PUBLlsnG0 oNlEvERY FRIDAY MORNING
BY GEO. B. GOUDY.
T2AM2-s.Y3 ADYSH23,

For one year, when sent by mail taken ut the
office, s. 90; for six months, 50 90. Single copies
rs cents.
No paper will 10 discontinued, unless at the option
Of tho proprietor, until all arrcaraseS are paid.
, 1856-01-11

7IHE EUNDERSIGNED having purchased the stock
i on hand ,of C. G.. Terry together with recent
rivals ,per Success and Merchantman, have on hand
an assortment OF general merchandise for the trade
which they offer wholesale andSetail at small ad
vance on cost. - CO.,. 'gtt 90 =, -, - d.
,. az. E,.. u ..tf...,. ,rrg rt.r GEORuE CO.
: Ali, July "A. 1854. Art ,ra, a-a mE ID
, 1856-01-11
= Notice fol tIle Public

THAT have entered my Land Clai1'fSs on
i the Chehalis river, Lewis county, MfSsSEand for
bid any person trespassing on said land. w
Oct. Is, lS65.-6u ..
, 1856-01-11

NATE OF ADVENTIING.
For one square, az lines or lcss), three insertions, 81
For every additional insertion. n,...............$l
"A liberal deduction made to yearly advertisers.
The number Of insertions must be distinctly marked
the margin Of advertisements sent u.s. or they will
bs continued till forbid and charged accordingly.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-05-30
Spring; MILLlNERYI
at the Paris and Mex York Millinery and
Fancy 0oods store.

w b. NICHOLS takes pleasure Ia inforInn<
w the Ladies' OF Davenport and vicinity that b
has Just returned from TewYork With be tutif,s
assortment New spring Goods. Comprising the'
largest well ~ the best selected stock OF Lade
and Misses' Straw Bonnets, Leghorn and Pedal Braid
Flats, Royst LsghoYn, Dunstable and Pal m II 4
Hats. Shaker Hoods, Ribbons, Bonnet silks, A. li-
eiai Flowers, Crapes, Ac, DE-, ever offered 10 tn.
market oar Siik Bonnets afe manufactured aiI-r
with Pattern Ronnels and every article In thssr Inc
at Wholesale. silk aad Grape Bonnets made ~
srde ~arvanied To At the head and please the eye.
". q. Straw Bonnets bleached, pressed aud al
red 10 the present shape. Marking and stamping
fJr embroidery and brading done 70 order At the
Paris and New York Millinery store, corner Oft hrd
and Brady els. mch ~ dA wG-in
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NEW STORE.

ryNiIE nIisT sg..si receiss and QpsnlnS cola
plets assoriInsnt Of Choice Family 6ruSSres, eeHss
ing Ia part a. follows: H.
% 81 H. Relchers syrup Molssaez, y. o Clarified,
Powdered and Crushed Sugars No. l. and Maesetel,
Teas good assortment Rio and Java Couee, Palm seaP
Wocdsn and Willow Ware, Drisd Apples and Feaehes,
STAR and fellow C9ndles, Dried Bsei, &c, &c,
' -AI So
pitehforls, Spades, scoops shoycl Hoes Rake Onion
Hoes; and ANYTHING usually found in famly urocey
cheapest Don't forget thcp piece West 5de OF Brady 81
three doors from the fast.
April l0@w-tf pARAELE i BRO.
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THE NEW HOTEL.
w AV e r L z HOU 81 T.,

Vn IAN u68t It0 OItS9t.
/ sbor open for permanent and tEaasient tosrdcrs,
Ing a long shoFt sojourn In davenport can n,d
at the Wsyeriy House, The tsblss =. farnlss,ed
With the deracies the season; the room. arc pleas
ant; the beds and s0ft The Wayesly n second
~ no hotel west Of Chicago, In point beauty o, Ia:
cation, pie isan bouse, good furniture anA e.6 n
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SINGULAR nEsF.-Some time ago an
English man-of-war touched at foreign
porr, and the Admiral was invited on shore
10 dine with an a,d friend at whose table
sa, an American lady with her two grow n
IN daughters The entprtainment was pass
ing very pleasantly when tdmiral-- said, =
q speakirlr Of eoincideHecs, / have lately
come across an American paper containing
the accoun, OF very similar murder case;
rerhsps these ladies knew something about
il, as i occurred in Boston. The murderer
was Prot --umph, forget the name
now" H s ed sFas9e1z8fI
The Admiral was about to proceed, when
the American ladies' got up in the greatest
CONSERVATION and hurried from the room,
leaving the distinguished guest rather
chagrined, and at a loss to account for fht ir
conduct. Though painful for the hospltsble'
host, he felt it in his duty to explain verv
brie " the cause, and the simple recital
brought tears from the old Admiral, a. the
unwilling cause of carrying sorrow to any
one. The subject was too delicate for an
exr risnation, and grieved beyond measure
he bade hasty adieu to his old friend, aud
in an hour more his frigate was dashing
from the port with all sails spread. tits on
Iy necessary for Us to say that Fayaf was
the port, and the American lsdies the wife
and daughters of Prof. Webster. II is indeed
true that the Gins of the parent shall be
visited upon the children Chariesfo,ra Ad-
Uertissr.
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LEATHER. LEATHER!! LEATHER!
~" e3a f. TAKE MOTICRisQg aat 5ssss. a.. 4.

THAT HiIGHT s. SEARS, New Leather store or
/ 2d ST., onr door from Perry, Is now open;
Where can be found Ut all times full supply Of
Leather feyefy description for the Shoe Harness
Maker. Findings, Innings, Lasts and Bindings:
French ard iInsrican Calf Skins; EIsmeied, Sole,
Upper Aelt and Harness Leather; Morocco Roam,
saadlery Hardware. Japaned, Brass and SILVER
flsted ofeysry Kind and quality;
Harness and Coach Trimmine;
ofall kinds; Broad Ct tbs; Enameled Cloths;
Patent Leather Laees, Frnges, Webbing, Carriage
Bows, Bands, Hooks hings, and in short every artt
Gle Coach Trimmer or Harness Maker could wish
We respectfully solicit calls TO examine stock,
feeling confident offer such inducementsa as to
msEe u customers. HAIGHT q SEARS,
Cd St, one deor IRON Perry.
Ma, 3I-iwly t DAVENPORT.
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VARIETY STOhE

TNE SubscrIbtr has opanei q VARIETY slNRE On
] BRADY st.. between 9Th and 9Th, where siS y keen
coustaptly On hand a choice selection of
Dress Goods and Trimmings,
Among the Stock will be found chuiee selection
Plain and figIrei silke, flowSrei Robes, Plain and
Fapey DeIaines BaIeges MexoniaE Waite ana Colgred
Bsants figured sWiss CsInhJic, and Jasolet Atpslins,
Lawns prtages, Embroderss, Nlkei and Lass Collars,
Lac.a Ladies, Misses and Chlireha Cotton lSjiSry y
select assortment Of Ladies aoa Waist Dnaksss sets si
Cameo old Stone and otherlae sty les Of tbs tss qualify
India Rnhtr Side and HaaA Coabs. Fashionable aSsot-
Inont Qi slk Aaslls end Lass haatlea a,s---.r We
sty!e and shortect nate Nantes HBd Caps3 made 20
order. Pattslns regslssd neqlly eg Patis 10 aesSA'
ssif sUd can rsoonInsnd 1t to my to u s
best salsstisn ever byvaSht TO DsvenlS:t,
Davenport, Aprl 20, trfa HRf, s, 6. AIKEN,
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HURLEY,s sARsAPARIILA.

THIS fnvsi siaable compound 90 fully appreciates
L By ths american people, is gxning wide celet-
rJ and has become perma aentiy estabish the
best and effective medicine OF the daJ. Cert H.
Gates daily pouring In from all arts OF the States
and the afflicted row rsjoiee thers IL be vhen e
cry other remedy proves enectuai Diesasss whlrh
for yeass proved source Of misery, and agonizine
f'ure, have readily yielded beneath ts irYesstibir
influence sud counsisss snisies readssed happy sBd
the pure and genuine Ssrsa paris, Isst which is
~.rent, and dsupen0rso h1ti's or Any other eeT-
..d "A one thing Incapable Of being 10 snother,
ts-1 take Harleyis, for ous oi uossand Of cases
sesttered through Aiatafna. Mssssippi, ~isconsis.
Indiana, Missouri and Kentucky. il has never 10
sing siHs anee beea EaoSh 10 fail and viii cure -,
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-05-30
A BARGAIN.

TIME story Is lsld thai properyis held too high, pa
those wishpga bargain In houss sni issss !, sfi
and will do 40 for The saks of the money On G,
Call ,oon OF the premisel, Harrison %; u na w.
or a my shop on 5th St. below the eour' "euss.
Also, due lot for sale. :, y rrrzpArpICx
Jane l3-dt -
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9arb mare.
NE w $ TOOK
OF
II A r d w A R E.


F.ARMESR9 .
ARR requested to call lsd examine his stock of
Amss .arerlor shoysl.:a sgsdss, Scoops, Hss.,
ss @.sss. "sssssf 5sssp and sheep
Bull DIR 5 lARDH HARl.
LOCKS and catehos Of the most approved Atuefi
can patterns, Eut.s aud Hingss, HOOKS Hes1s and
and toas P.dl scSs. Ched and TIL Locks, knElish
and Anlefi an Bolts. Axle aud Frame Pulllsss Win.
dow sprngs, sash Fas,snrrssnd shutter screws
rdbltlft 1Adr0tUarf.
BRA IS and IronsFurniiute. Gastors, Bed Csstofs,
Furniture Knobs, Draw Locks, Bed screws and Keys
FLESH Rlngs, Hat and coat Hooks, Wardrobe HOOKS,
Housekeeping Goods.
Fry Pans, Bread KniSes Mincsns Knives, clesvers,
Table and Pocket Gallery, Brass and Tin CandieS,
s.ct ssTsSs1s srssas, GS.s s.,..
ees, snufere, Irats, 6e.. IagE. GtL5 t1Io.
Ri.ACKSAlfFHS' TOOLS.
s--ey~ ,s-rs. siifTH.s Pineers and Sippsrs, Horse
s shoes and Sails, Farhs Knives. Ham
--ssng-.2 n nsrs, Sledges Stoekssnd Dies, Files
G-ik@-a.sa screw Piates, &c.
CARPENTERS TOOLS.
BENCH Plane. .sswsand Squares. Resiis flambs.
q I'd Levels. Goughes, spoke shaves. Naii hapmefs,
sis. BencR Screws, OH Stones, Brad Avis &C. 5tsE
s Z q r. L s NJ f n,
PLEASE call and samine hie stock Of 6ans just
makers pIsiols, Lsa,hsr shot Esgs with ratent tops
PonclIes. Flasks. Gun Worms, PereussLsss isDeks.
caps Se iii'"f'ns above may be ionna 70 sau,s O. =
r oetsa paizeii'd Block. cor and & Perry.
Il Noy2gd r. PECK
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Mems Long Rubber Boots.
N o r I G. z

- q. DAWSON * CO. nav formed J
-. tsrf"ir i,iItS iih =. III Grlggs under The aaiar
and IL al ilasson. Griggs & co., 10 take eGe, I
on The tEl das al sscniber, 1856.
-shper-not harfug ansrrtieti sceounis with the old
nrld - re 1lss-ssc,ts call and settle. oeiaa
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Cheap. Cheap! ChsapI.
BOOTS AND SHOES.

Cheap Cheap Z! ChsapI..
BOOTS AND SHOES
j. JORDAN would announce 20 the citizens Cf
Da!enpori, and the public, that he has opened a
Ladies' and tfentlemea's boot and shoe store So
loiniag DnEraMs s. Pretiynahis store door above
Tie Iowa Clothing sIore. shere he 10 prepared ia
uiacture boots and shoes OF all descriptions.
LADIES BRANCH.
Fine SIR lasting GEltars, fancy nd plain
hossHih .y1os; Ensmeled Patent Paris
t.oo;s, Ties, Bronze Paride; Ark.
Jebny Linds; Jenny Euds:
Buskins Polka Roets
Alargc ssoriment Of Ladies and Misses ChildrsIs
SHOES, too hamefousto mention.
Also large assortment for Gents Weaf
Easternfi tine French Boots; Congress
Caters, Monterey; Jerseyitss;
Plain walking Sheee,
Morocco; l
Ard all kinls Of heavy work. suits bietor county,
wei city custom; all who at and easy
boot wOGi do we'll 10 call at the nayenperi Boot d
shoe store taiiaBdsee. June {. .lsS3-34ti
BALLS and PARTIES. =
I AIDES and Gents Buffalo Over Shoes. Rubbers
i and fine French Boots, Hips Of my niabufa aeinre
end the largest assortment of extra boots and Shoes
that is TO be in the QaaeA cities fthe great North
West. E8
NssHenpcrt is.,si and Shoe Store. aaa door below
Burrows n Pretty Inan's mammoth store. Front ~.
opposite the mill. HE Es.YE
Davenport, JAM Is, IS JAMES. JORDAN,
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VETERINARY SURGEON,
yVyfsHEs 70 Inform III rutrIc fhat ac
-rz-5' w has permanently tucatef in Dayef-
IN port, where he VII continue 80 treat all the
*-A- Diseases the horseis sub tuj6h thr1nost
Scisn,ife Principles. AfIer constant pr-r.ice Of
mnnV bars on nj! Kinds Of diseases, he ieefsh pry
10 say that he will giVe sIli sacrior to rli -ea
piey iIn. lie eau produce as good Certificates ~
any oIhGt naasast OF \, fari. lie tis ' IN ere 0lig
lew nentis, ani The many important cnrss he hs.
cfehtsh since he cams WiSreas more for htnI tliEN
can rea iiy he Inserted In a newspaper. 'N-
Iho following gentlsinen who have employed hin
since la cane here on the most severe cases, viii
certify ID his abitesssA com petent Veterinary sur
geon.
All diseases warraIiISJ enfed u cprable, Of no
Hesarnestfy f6iieiIs trial on any severe easo
Whatever Any cage he cannot cure, II any utlfer
man car he got 10 cure H. he will pay him aul oi his
POI syits ma 'f-rstatas srrahted rurct in any
stage.
al, y.-sE 3ys DIFFERENCES.
J h SIlliaIts. y NJ Cannon. -Coles * DaYie-,
Woodruff a. W adsworsh.-E IL talendine, webb
a. Co., /. Itopa, Shsp,sr, w rauer rSoE, Marks o;
Campb boil. Ii Iarr, II r Cue. Ihns aRegan, u fihe.
Hon J = Cook, Il l. DJSenpon,~T hEaeals n =
Brooks, J Is Alien, J hIsandall, DR.. o'RsaEdon, IL.
H. smith, Dennis iGshs. IS y GillDt, " Row, Il Il
Sickolls, IL + Fost2r.-4s4 ~ s- .5s.
He can be consulted at the City Hotel, OF al his
new iIosse Shooting Estssishm ont on Third street
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Boots aas Shoes.
THE SHOE TRADE.

HAVING increased oar faeilities fer f1sHufaetnr-
ing and festiuy In Boots, Shoes and Leather INC
unde rsieBtd, sucees.ors To s. G.. Dawson Co, OFFER
othe ciHHeHE ofDavenport and ienliy, greaterfn-
dueemehi Than 10 buy their Boots aud Shoes ei
them. our retail stock hereafter will always csii.
uiH every description Of goods wanted BY the peore
We ais" are making extensive preparalion- fcf
Wholesale ng Boots aud Shoes, and Invite eotH
try dealer. 20 call and easnEne o stock and prices
a. II is our determination o on as good terms
they "an ba pnrciia-cdin - Leui. or chicago.
NaNkOS, GhiGGS n co.
nat 81 Brady al, door IRON ...I.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-05-30
THE DAILY GAZETTE.

SINGULAR CONDUCT JUsT BE1oRE DEATH.
Yesterday the association Of Turners
paid the sad mark of respect to q deceased
comrade by the name Of Hecker. They
followed the body to the grave as the only
mourners, he being young man, without
relatives IN this country, and inferred II in
a neat lotin the German Protestant Gene
tery on Walnut Hills The circumstances
attending the death of young Hecker are
peculiar and particularly interesting He
came to this country about three years ago,
and settled in this city, where he attached
himself to the association of Turner's Soon
after he was seized with an affection of the
lnngs, which so impaired his health that he
went South, in hope OF an Improvement
Getting no better he returned, and has since
gradually been sinking. H
Last Saturday, he asked a number Of PERI
sonal friends to meet him at certain place
and take, wine with him. They did so, -
The meeting was cornwall one, until Just
previous 10 deportation. Then Hecker allu.
ded to his declining health, and expires ssed o
wish to see has relatives in Germany, once
more. He then asked his friends to fill
their glasses, and proposed the health Of his
father ard mother, and his brothers and sis
ters. and 'sthc girl he left behind him." Af-
ter these healths were drank, he said the
pains in he breast warned him he was not
long for this. world, and that he should pro-
baby not again be able tc hold such anoth-
er agreeable meeting with his friends. He
then arose, and with glass in hand, sung
touching parting song. Soon after, he retir-
ed to his clearinghouse, atdJwnin in chair,
and in few minutes expired. - Cincinnati
Timex a2e $50
RETURN or OLD FAsHfoss,--AIl who
have watched the history Of fashions IN
dress, must have observed that certain fas
shions long excluded, are coming into vogue
again. We have alrendy noticed the gradual
return. in Europe. TO the full skirts and hoop
ed petticoats Of former generation-and
now we see, amongst Unr young ladies'.
what has been in disnse ever since their q
mothers were Young ladies' We allude to-
the broad, stiff. silk ribbon belts or bands,
which, when we were boys, bound every
lovely waist, and other bewitching inVen-
yentions, to conceal and yet define. the
female form divine One of our largest
establishments informed US that a lot of
these splendid belt ribbons, which had been
laid aide and forgotten for many years, had
us, come TO light, and were now in great
demand So tina, each lover as ne sees the 4
dainty waist o5ifis inanorata encircied by
one Of these reinstated ci1cture dc Venus,
may exclaim, fhe remembers the couplet
GIVE me bnt What tlls ribbon bound,
Ana take aii else the world goes round, So
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-05-30
Clothing.


A large as.ortme ht Of CLOTHS;
Heavy Castor Beaver for over Coa's;
Double Twilles German Cloths;
Ges Harris Cashmere Black and faney
Heavy 6siinetts for Pants
Velvet Vesting-
Grenadicr -
Satin
SILK -
Worsted -
+stI#l#--AED
HATS AND CAPS
Black SILK Hats;
90 Fur ss
s-# Wool s "a
$50 plu-hand Cloth Caps.
These goods am prepared u sell atrsiefs as 10"
asthe same quality can De bought elsewhere.
would offer my thanks 80 old eustome ss, bUl /
trust they get their meBeys worh and care nothing
about my fkanla. Sufdcelt to say am pleased %
see them at any time. ask particular atte ntfoH7
persons purchasing at HhsissGh, 70 fny goods,'s
ieving can do better by Them than they can do D.,
ords ring goods nj the East.
Call and gee at EDWARD AIDEN'S- oppS 4tls
lie tlaire Row. SeptG, Ic5s,
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NoRCRoss PATENT PLANINa MACHINE
a HE subscriber, Agent for the Patentee Of Nor
Counties or smaller districts in the State of lows
and will ia rnish Machines manufa actured by the pat
entee. u. \, oLAi ManEN,
- SiesaIls Real Estate once, Corner of Second
dee2i aud Main streets. davenport
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For the Ladies'.

for the Ladies.
tNRkNta SID. White kid. English kid Bronze Md
4 and Salgel S!ippcrs.
-.tse, hid, Coneress. Engish anL French Tasting
Caters. from sIsa 50 s2,.5 per pair. for sale by
Icc 3 DA 0sON, GEifilI 81 co
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Howe Improved Patent
TRURS RDID0R6. ~.

I he undersigned are preprtetors Of ths above
patent Tor the State OF Iowa, and prepared TO
e~dtract sof The erection OF galway or HiShv ay
Bridges 81 ans length oi span from 10 feet 70 200 tsst
In aug part ei The Stale. As the above Bridge have
hsen Aa0piei most the Railroads In the United
S,sles, asem compent 10 ihels strength. dpra-
bi ity and ehcapBess unnecessary, All comm unjea-
Uns Hpo lie subject will receive prompt tsniioa
Adar..s, STONE, BOOMER & BorINGToN,
ieb is-iWu Davenport, Iowa.
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: sas.sa XUsIC WUaIcl lUGCg l
TTNHE DAVENPORT INDEPENDkNT BRASS
II BAND hsvfug At CREST expense procured new
and suitable mustcfor simostany oscasioa, viii an
menace 70 the c,izsns Of this city and The neghbor
stirnd cailr, asd ssspssully solicit The p.trsHss
Of the public asa JAS. H. DUMOSr, Sec
AMI O-d3m
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Dyspepsia, Or indigestion.
scrofula, King Evil,
Affsetisas Of the Bonss, Syphilis,
Debility, s Habitual costivsnsss,
Erysipslas. Pulmonary diseases,
Liver Csmplaint, Pills.,
Female lrsgulsrities. Eistula,
Skin Diseases, u Disease Kidnsys,
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etthe price il moderate that all society may as
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