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UNITED STATES COURT OF CLAIMS.
WAR D.--The IIndersigned. JOHN G.

UNITED STATES COURT OF CLAIMS.
AR D.--The undersigned. JOHN G..
~ EDEyEREUX, Of New York City, and Nj.
THOMPSON,of Washington ID. c., Attorneys and
associated for the legal pros
ecution Of claims for creditors Of Government in the
Court of Claims
They will cooperate in immediate and careful at
tention to business matters at Washington, which
may be intrusted to their care by gentlemen of the
profession and claimants in the city Of New York.
els where in any part of the Union.
They may be consulted at any time, personally or
by letter, either at New York or Washington. Par
ticuar information as 10 claims which have been at
any time before Congress or Departments can be
furnished at once, upon application BY the parties
interested JOHN @. DEvEREUX,
H8 = sol - No. co. Broadway,
frA Corner of Wall street, New York City
M. THOMPSON. Ii
Washington City
N. b. JIG. Devereux is a Commissioner OF the
Court of Claims. feb 23---dh
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GUTTA PERCHA TEETH,


GUTTA PERCHA TEETH,
nR. o. MUNSON, at 338, Pennsylvania
~ avenue, Ia mounting Teeth on . Gutta Percha
base. Also with Allen zpatent continuous Gum, com,
bining beauty strength, and cleanliness. ISL
DR.. M. is determined to keep pace with every inn
provement in Dentstry, and viii strive to please and
Rev. DR.. Gurley Hon. r. II. Glet
DR.. Binpey i Hon. s. A. Douglas
Hon. G. Mason DR.. X. p. Patterson
Hon. a. o. r. Nicholson pr. N. Coolidge
(, And the Medical Faculty Of Georgetown College.
nov 24-ly ~. s. u 80 kasls
The Mutual Fire Insurance Company of tho
sa District Of Columbia. II iga l8
sts Chartsrsd By Oongrsss,
AFFERS to the property owners of the
~ District % cheap and as safe means Of insu-
rance any other Company in this District
sG'ta III ULYSSES WARD, President.
CHAS WILSON, Secretary.
~ MATHEW g. EMERY, Treasurer.
Ulysses Ward, John Van Riswick,
Thomas Blagden, ~ T. J. Magruder,
John Dixon, Mathew g. Emery,
$1,000 JIG. MeKsldsn. iE4E8E
Office Adjoining NORTH Of Bank w Arlington.
Ofhcs open during Bank hours. D
Jan 29-0
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IMPORTANT TO GENTLEMEN.



Great Inducements for Yen to Calland See.
EUVHE undersigned eives notice 10 his friends and
III the public that b has just received his stoc,
Of Fall and Winter Goods comprising ell the latest
styles and oolors of Cloth Cashmere, and Vestngs
which goods will be made up to order, in the most
elegant mannst - be haS some Of the best workmsn
in the United States st work for him. Being agsnt
s Scott ths nspertsr Of fashions you may rsy upon
getting the rod hshionable caothinG. 04s' AZ sa
80 RR1DY-NADE CLOTHING e
Of hisown n1ako suuA - ever 0Arnents hVck, hfssa
md bnsiss1s C1ss, rAntle and' vssta hem nsdiu'n
1iishs s6ovs Gcods yilabysol 4 Wy p. ricss !
for inst.nes whos sui4 Ccat Fs.ea ss1 vsss 10y
K o7 , =" "a ~ svss asa ese ssss
Pasta 'sss' = g = = az ~
He respectfully solieiss call nom all In vsns o.
o0'h'nS runanarxa GOODS, ~
81 - shbi4 Collars, Stocks Handler
sh's' ''' s'.t35T .rSP. w BgkowNlSG,i 'rs.b ].
s..s g z 81 ::. :;.si t! as s.....
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WANTED

Il PARTrKR, either active or silent,
- With q 3 PitAl OF $500, mi The Lime and Cement
100 barrels q lms Or $50 barrels 81 cement Per dry
0gethef WITH the min 70 grind the cement Il already
built Apply 10 A. 8. BURROWS. y ~
$50, Psnnsylvsnia avenue, BET LIST aud I'd sts.
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, -
~ H-eo6m
A HOMESTEAD FOR TEN DOLLAFSl
$50, 900 Worth OF Farms and Building
I'm the Gold Region Of virginia, (Cuipe-
j per county, to be divided AMONG 10000 subseri
beers, the l7th Of September 1855 for the benefit
of Port Royal Eemaes Academy. Subscriptions only
ten dollars each half down. the rest on the de-
livery Of the deed Every subscriber will geta build
ing lot farm, ranging in value froms&l to $2b,
900. These farms and lots Are sold 80 cheap 10 in
duce settlements, sufScent number being reserved,
the increase in the value of which will Compensate
for the apparent low price now asked Ample securi-
ty viii be given for the faithful performances OF con-
tracts. $50 VI r4 .4st sg38ass
~ More Agents are wanted out Of Washington
city to obtain subscribers, TO whom the most liberia
Inducements will be given. Some Agents write tina
they are making $3.50 per month. Advertising WI
be done for every Agent where possible. q
For full particulars, Subscriptions, Agencies, &c.
apply to f K. BAUDER Port Royal, els
Caroline Co., Va.
Or, TO e. WHEELER, Agent "a
Corner Sixth street and Louisiana avenue,
jy 3l-8mo We Washington, ID. C.
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NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC.
)yFIoR OF WASHINGTON NAT. MONUMENT SocrETY

NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC.
0yFIcR OF WASHINGTON Nat. MosuMrNr SocrETY,
Washington, July 1, 1855.
I'm accordance with an order Of the Board
il of Managers, the public are requested TO pay no
more contributions for the Washington National
Monument to agents heretofore commissioned by the
Board. Cfa Hshg Jt& RI
This notice is not to be construed as a censure on
the agents, but il Is designed to e6ectuate general
settlement of the affairs Of the Society Tho Board
il well assured Of eventual succees in the patriotic
enterprise in which Il Is engaged but it has resolved
to. suspend further proceedings by agency until q
plan, now under consideration, for combining eff
cheney, promptitude and safety, ia matured
Balances due fiom agents, or offerings from indie
pendent contributors are to be sent by draft payable
b The order Of ne Treasurer Of Wdshington Natsonal
Monument Sociey enolosed In letter to the under
sea SAMUEL YoRKE ArLEE,
july 5-dn Secretary w. N. M. 8.
N. b. Editors throughout the United States will
confer favor the SoSety. and benefit the public
- publishing This notice and sending to the Score
MY copy Of the. paper contAiaing the sames II y
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PRIvATE MEDICAL TREATISE
PHILOSOPHICAL
VIE W OF MARRIAGE,

M. b. LA CROIX, M. d.,
ALBANY, NEW YORK,
25O pages and 1870 Fine, Plain, and Colorsd Lith-
ographs and Plates.
E PRIcs ONLY TWENTY-FIVE CENTS
49 Sent free of postage to all parts Of the Union.
CHEAPEST BOOK EVER PUBLISH
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CERTIFICATE OF WIN. HAYWOOD.
HUNrsvILLn, YADKrN Co.. N. c.,

These Btters are entirely vegetable. They invig-
orsts and strengthsn The systems never proGos1s q
and can be used for infants AZ well a aduts. II
For sale by respectable dsalsrs evGywhsrsy AndAy
49, z. d. GILMAN. Xs1Ain13on.
j. L. KLpWEIf. Gsoresbw2E
J. r PHHPOM1, AleInnAriaS ~
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~ ed, and containing nearly
double the quantity of reading
matter in that Of the Fifty Cent
or Dollar Publications. threats
on the Physiology of Marriage,
and the Secret Intirmities and
disorder of Y 0uth and Maturity,
resulting from excesses, which
destroy the physical and mental
powers, with observations on
Marriage, its duties and disquali-
fications. and their remedies,
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d. R. Hooker, Rogers Btore Wake county, North
Carolina, October "a 1858, says:
Having experienced very great benefit from the
use OF Hoohand's German Bitfers in Chronic Dyson
terry and Functional arrangement Of the Liver, and
lts concomitant evils, am DESTROYS Of obtaining
quantity Of for the benefit Of my community. You
will therefore, please send o lot &o.o allii NJ
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Complaint, ana nave INVARIABLY met Win un6xAIn-
pied success in thousands of most difficult cases Of
very long standing. These pills remove all 0bstruc-
tons Of the Liver and act specially on this organ,
by changing and regulating its secretons; they gen.
orally remove the Pam y hs sds end snosadsr and
time, aud will accomplish all and even more than is
ever represented TO Be effected by mercury or caloi
mel 10 any FORM They act gently upon the bowels,
and operate only as very mild purgative but at the
same time they give tone and strength to the general
system. Price 20 cents. -
DIR. BROTHERS. DIURETIC DROPS.
For the Gravel, and all Affections of the Kidneys,
difficulty in voiding Urine attended with heat and
scalding. They will also be found very valuable
remedy in Fluor Abus, T Whites and Gonorrhoea.
complaints in Nephrits or Inflammation Of Che Kid
neyl in Cystts, or Inflammation Of the Bladder ia
Heatura, or bloody urine and all other diseases Of
the Urinary apparatus, however severe and painful
better remedy tor these complaints 10 not known.
DR.. BROTHERS VEGETABLE EMETIC. 4
This Emetic exerts q very salutary influence over
the animal economy, and removes Diseases when
The stomach is coated frequently with a vi.e;d.
tenacious aud which prsvents the action of purga.
tves and other agents this hanher the functions
of this primary and important organ are 10 deranged
that nothing win act bsnedciaiy ON its living fibre
Cathartics pass through il and the bowels without
Rnoving any MORBID accumulation, or restoringfa
healthy ioreto these parts. d = Tysx fsyt Sf~sf
This emetc, from its peculiar combination, has
threshold effect upon the system. When any morbid
affection depends upon, or is connected With, over
distsnsio Of the stomach the OK Acrd or
indigsstible substAaces vomiting gives SPEEDY relief
Q. not only thus disiodges from The SS9nhch f6r~
egn and delsteiOtn agents, bat Il prodHces = new
sction Apd hOh ohAnges the secretions BY it. smu-
latne s6ssts On the sScsrsoh lungs, kvsr, - sqi
.. In consequence Of the intimate connexion BE-
tween the stomsch asd the capillary system or TIE
minute vessels Of The ecvface moot important and
-susavv s6sct is produced bv the operstss 81 vonf
sshg. 10 causing nsrspirstiea Ia shcyt every psst
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And by ali dealers in Alexandria, Virginia.
10 1T-ooif Am ssl..@.ta.E - - \
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Hadio.' ColleEo.

fsHE Second Quarter of the sboye Institute will
rscGes on "Wednesday, se,ts'HhsE SD, In az ofsts
depe Tnens
Heterogeneous iaE ataoyosga course efipsirue-
tou nsste vsrieg, departments eG .be Co.ess, are
ampso and scale 10 nes, the demands of the sse
aud ssiris of the times.
We atm to give more practical thorough sad CON-
piete OF studies than any oil schools for
Young isdies, Yea, more we mean 60 tste the !eas
irtte hasines. effemsie education.
Tie course OF studies viii be varied sui. the ctr.
cunstauees ana intellectual capacities oflhe pupil.
In she Primary Department, - 90 term.
20 usual course, 6 % ~ =.
Iangaase I'D hi Cher English branches, SO a -
Sa-E--ho erf~s chargesin the Normni,r
leachers' department.
a.as.c ON p!sno, Meod-on, Guitar and
Harp, aa SIC oto 10 ca :. E"
/ an scope Paitns Ia oil, 500 ss Il
| aieuoohromslle, Crsyon and Penoii,
Drawing, ko., each, ) 90
Papses NsChe aud orusrneG Leather
Work sseh, SEQ :.
Embroieery, OrnsmeDt.l Needle Work,
&C., &C, In all tAeir variety, each sou = :.
4 5pisnss will be given 70 those who CON-
pleta thorough course In eIshsros
Ihe depsrtmspts.
E9s a Wish furn.s fsoLus Including
Washing, lights, fuel, stationery, &c, ia 90 's :.
u TIE pupil farnlshe bel own room ect 81 90 s. .
! Al paymsnt TO be IN de in advance.
Taose wishing 20 secure rooms, docks day seaot
! srs, must apply ssos. tn. CODDiNG,
Proprietor and Sup',.
ass MT. II. CcopIss, p.t.,,
! Ma. d. 4. CoDpsNs, fessA
/ GasAnD0rf. 4uZ ~
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Wfoferifs.
Removal.
WILSON & HARLEY.

y
rrAyE removed uAeir Grocer, store 70 AR; 10
III Li.ire's uew but dag, sdc.rs oe,o~ MO i.os'
once where they have greatly ehiSfsea w q s'Se.,.
Thny v.ult r. tara th.ir customers their sincere
th.nT. lar thc liberal patronage bestowed on them
Ind rs.pec,faiiy solicita Continuance o!tle same.
Davenport, nov -, 's5.dAwG -----------
WILSON & II y X l. Il Y,
Wholesale and Retail GrOcers,
POST OFFICE BUILDING,
7sasl Teas! Teas!
rnII CABDlES from 10 20 lbs. to suit fsmihes'
lVV 50 = chests black w H. inse,lAai s as
100 boxEs Pickles L w f. ~ H ins fso'
En boxes Tomato Cstsup and Pepper sauce
WILSON d HARLEY.
A very superior lot Of fresh Peaches In cans;
n Is do. Baltimore fresh oysters at wholesale
WILSON & hARLhf.
zen boxes PALM Soap;
s gv 90 e0Ns' Oh ''An'p''sWas WILSON i 4 hAaLsY
a -@Ss '''' " WILSON & HARLEY
81 80 . btls 4 O. 9. q aud syrup molsase'.
WILSON s. HARLEY.
~ bbls Of rhine r 90, new crop;
IL 65 boxes of Mould Candies;
W boxe. OF Star Candles;
WILSON 4 HARLEY.
ZDtb WILSON & HARLEY.
ia % Sugar:
d. 4 No Clarified aad Sugar.
WILSON & HARi.kA.
IN doz Buckets;
,DJ 30 der Tubs as-d. sikss. ..
WILSON q HARLEY.
On dog Bed Cords
s)U 10 bales Rope. -
A lev bbis Of very prime ptisd Apples aud
"A Peaches;
a fun assortment Of spices, 2an.e carrsnts sad
Cooking Rsisns;
80 sacks Of Coffee;
leo ebls Winter Apples.
WILSON s. HARLEY.
IN boxes Essence OF Coffee;
IN Corn starch for pies, pudding, easlards;
Is boxes Pearl Starch.
A il0iher Goods connected with ito bssBes. which
we will sell Ut wholesale or retail 81 SefJ small
advance Oh cast.
WILSON s HARLEY,
8rady ST., 9 doors below Pos, ufee,
Davenport
u A .nlt,ac A.,iAn
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AC<a tslauJ.

Nj. b. OSBORN s co.
LAND, STOCK AND INSURANCE BRggERs
Rock Island, Ill
ailend 10 The yMeHt Of taxes GLd ali other M els
tonnectedw with Land Agcuc! Ia . ! Fa:!s o. Iiiho,
anu Iowa. ofiee on Orleans street, near t"'H
House.
Cheap Lands
w ar See 20 town 20 y range q loo acnf
w qrsee Is - ! = 100
situated in Cedar county, Alsp
y " Gr sec "a town 20 Lfnu.o I u 20 "
qrtCt I'd town SON are
, l. 20 sec 20 - sbS - 4 ErJ -
r " qr.ec 80 n :. 4kdo =
~ NV qrsese 90 I" sou stsJ
W sk Or sec3 ~ suA " 4Eet
IN scott c0unty,sie offered iVr !luiy days 81 ges'
bargains 6S sheir owner, vi determined I? ,rl'
App. 10 NJ. b. oSBosS q co., Land AZ
Rock Island, lnpis
We have also some City AID country property }"
Rock Island count, shlbl sTeofcred yer! cheap
Jan ) IS ,-wtf
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Something New and Valuable,
American Porcelain Wale!
III. Nj. DIGGINS,

II. vi, DlGGiNCl
RLGS - calthc attention Of the ettisens Of Dave"
port, l9ca Island aud vicinity, TO new, bsah'ii"
and durable ware called
The AMERICAN PORCELAIN,
samples OF which may hu seea at the \. 3, EHpfe:s
once, near the Island City Hotel. Mr.. ID. designs shV
~ opening M establishment In Rock Island iof w.
sac oithls new and splendid ware. Also, Agent 10.
sslhg rghls Tor tho sale this ware In all PoI'o
oilhe United StGtes
a rare enahee for persons wishing TO ehgtesU"s
pleasuhl and profit able business Apply al Inc ".
Hottl. July g3'dH
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Notice

DOCK ls..pd Bank hgs made arrangements TO u''
IN a liInited amount OF tho notes ni The AanuA.
tufers and MechaHics' Bank of columbus, Ge0fgiAi
and the same viii, be received deposit or III pay
mention Exchange or Coin, Oh the ame IeImsls .n'
issues of the solvent Banks of virginia, hthtu.A''
Ohio or Indiana. ~. u. OSBORN. PresI
Il. Island Junel3 dewitt \. MANN, Cas'aer'
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PENNSYLVANIA aaiLROAD.
A - - ~

The great Cehtrai hoale, eoaaeetlIg tho At Ala
eitles with Tue Heaern, Nofius estera, ala sega
westera sta.es, BY - cen tlBLgus EsiizsS tlrst na
road also connects ri fGtu euIgh st4 4-ly Is. 4.
teaasrs to all paris on tne Northwestern IEKse n,
king the most direct steapssE eaa rshobh ss.is b.
WHICH sctxat esn as iofpArt14 10 iEsu L.
Great SGsi-
Hates between FhiladslnAia SD giasAufg.
First lass .-t.oOt, ,sNsSs. Ina ~. ,,.,Es..
Go4Cs ia boEt y Fuss, Fes- 1tys. &C ( ~ Y NV
second SlAss...boos y Saxon
cry, Dg) GOODS a. oalt-l Drugs and - -.
Msdiciuos, haids ara, Le.l1eg, Wool 'sSf'"s
dc.
1hird CIaSs.~-Auyils, RarsInsA
l1.cob, PORK In JuIk Caat Stovl.S Csc = I'D .
sole Leather IA tuLulusy LCaru, O.
fOAriL CtAss ...tVEPC. Fi..J 49,.
soh o. FORK titcAeai Lai.a L.tu o.. s.. tI,sa
Asmp, iron, lvsu, uai's, tod. ISL, s. }
rLOl -sl bert sTE., LEltI I4sfh, TECgs..
GhAlA-- " eta. psr!oD Ia Gttu Iu4iergbg-ss
CCilON--Sx per bale, s-U. ~ gteaifE 80 ~.
vel hi nlti futLei LolIc..
U In shippIDg ooCs f!oLG any rc!Ht cast oil ph..
Ads pha be paflellai 70 inarS IHekAgrs "sis sst.
sgtssais Rattrpse.h All goods con ,i.ped u Ito
genus Tor this Koad Mt phiiTdc ihs F!'.s1urg, NJ
% forwarded xiIhoai deleagog
FsEiSHr AGENTS Harris, Toru4!t b ca. NEm
lhs, Tenn, h. h SA.s o. Co., - Lya!. J. y, Allet.
ell d Son, Evansville, lad; DuAa.aiI Bell d bur
dock and tarief d Jewsu, LouBs4lNu ~. a.. 4 Mel
drhia MAIDS ~, Ind; spr.Eu.I. :, y ~ a,aua irs ia
Co., Cincinnati; \. ". Grateaf i a., y-gs.t.ilt
o. Leeeh 6 Co., n hliGS 81. Lv-tgh. Lresa a ~,
Astor house, n. forA; Wiil.aD. 81. End B.gsr!
race, NcE crss A.. } sicetGT, atHadDlblir; Ale
gruw@ ho"ls, Baltimore Geo. c. traacsscus, rr,
burg.
ii. H.HoU TON, GsAsrei Grsirst .f.s.ai, Pi.a.
H.J.LoMha EXT sapf -1f.asc, re.
pennsy ivanla Raiircgd.
ihreo il&tiy lbroagn Trans bctvses PEiisielptil
and FHts lfgh.-IhE hCkhIND MAIL lahlA
leaves rfiiAuelphis Tor Flil.DUrE NJ a, o.. aAa
Piits6uIs iss fhilsdeiphns at a. a.. IAe fast he.
leaves !Aiisdeilhiaat 4. NJ auA FI,searg Tor !lni
adslphla % Z. NJ. IrE AlGhl .ArktAs tral.
leaves pbiisdclphia for fitGshuGgh al u + N. slt
Pittsburgh for Philadelphia 81 il =. u,
lts above lines conucrt at Pittsburgh g4.A ~
Railroads 10 and from NJ. Louis Ne, Allun, uaegs
aud Chicago, III Frankfort, LeEUgiou ald Lou.s
WE, ny; Ierre hautc, DAYTON, Springfield, belle
iouilns, ssndlsky, Tolede. Cleveland, Gelolbs'
GAINESVILLE, MAssillOn AID NUoslrr,t OHIO, also, Nil
the steam packet boats from Aad 10 New 0rlcsss
II. Louis, Louisville and Cincinnati.
Through tickets be had % OF from slbeF Of "a,
above places,
For further particulars sec azEdtilis a ide asSoH
ent starting potats. PdssoEgun Efotu the hssi WI
nd ms The shortest and most expeditions foaie "
10 fntiadelphia, BaltimOm, AnW York or Boston.
mos. hOOhE, Agent, Passenger lanes, thiiS'
ME- MEN, Agent Pas -epErr L!nch itnt'
fhtls. nov - 'S5 dIy
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LuMRER! tuMBERl[jIl!!'
DRY Lumber.

ITRoI 10000 80 500 600 feet OF Lumber al Dor
J. man CO.'S old yard, Scott aud Fourth SITS :,
Que square west Of Goes Davis Planning Mill, near
~ opposite the Conr. House. Tho subscribers have
hand the lsrgest and hes, Of Seasoned
steam Sawed Pipe Lumber TO be found in this market
We keep constantly on band Dressed and Uptrsssed
Flooring, oius2. FeneIng, II and inch clear stur
kiEsd aud Shaved Shingles, Lsth and all other vle
lie. OF Pine Lumber which ws otter sslow any 9th.
81 Yard In t5is city.
asvl-dwu J. FOSTER & CO.
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Misfellaaeons
asn6Ral rNTRLLIaRNcE OFFICE.

H't& Ga ars .oe ass q. aaee Nsbetst lntsi tgenco
J1.er wlE. cptapleiG sei OF cas- ia which - oL.
ter a. sAi&- u kgsi "Sfs1nrt fEoport, os sale
ur il. s8i il5 uaasI Of si sorvants Who Wish Tor
place Ill .ssa,es v.hn The city also lac nsines %
Nerhs.cs 4 torers a.d others seeking etupios nient
40 that those who seSieh ci Houses Lanas,
salls &C.. can iat ofim mediate success Ia ootaL
ing cithcr b, ealing atns otdec. charges moaeraso
Isll and register lrNr waits or order. AND They wiz
rerst, q uroiu pt ntsn,tst. A.. faNkFlALD.
Dec !, '5a-dis ~. Commetciai Dusldings.
Tubs ond Buckets.
lust receives! HHc !er sale,
81 ass dOz xSuekets,
$50 . Tubs,
10 lfMlk kgushelS,
Beaver Manufacture JOHN COLLINS.
oe, 3o.I Brady 81. b. air, Davenport.
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Railfoaos.
MiSi sippi and Missouri Rail-.
- - {1sgIs5 81

,Elsl6fiisSs
4 ~ 49, 49,. "'.t,'t'.., ~aa.u..iJ .,n.
- w iuthof hsIes, iiains WI leave nn' s"u 10,
Tor nsce,nc and iona ,lr>, ~ follows. @''i9or
~, ftelsht Train dairy tsutosy excepirdi 49,
end. Pas singer Train daily :: s"H "a. u.
Trainsarryca a. Daveunoli ha.Ig. lst,.3.-, Va. q
as follows: '9-4A't fScep'tt,
ist. Passenger Train ut
2nd. Freight Train at Pa
AL Trains out of davenport viii raaks a, .,i,F
heetions WI Muscal!ne md Iowa CHS 'sS' e'I
In Passenger 1 rain sfriyii z y, Dayer,o,,
rom lows ~, and Auscniue connect vl n Z :
sisn, rkpr-ss lraino oyer the Chicago ma ~ W
laid Railroad which leaves Rock Island =, ~ o Z
fhssehSers are reminded Of lie neces.lt, o,Ta
distinct directions a,to the destination q, ''lrt
gage. Also TO procure tickets bsioro lstIra ~ Ivy
seats In the ears. 5IpN j uTN hel
A DAY, '-Nhf.
Master offrausportstlon. Ia eelgL
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CHICAGO AND ROCK IsLAsD RsltR0iI
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4 IN aud after Monday, H.. an abdn,,l g..
~ notice, trains win ieaye haes I.lr,t utls
Isl. Passenger train, SUNDAY executed ~ rS'
Arrive ss Chicago nj ~
Sad. mail Passenger Train, al II 10
Arrive Nj Chicago, ~
ID. Freight, with Va classeatz,l ~
Arrive a. Chicago ut 80 20 .
lrs'bsnrriYe nj hoek lsiaHd ss!,y : ndst - 49,.
ed, as follows: ''leNeef
sns -" 5GaPI
"a ErsIgh, w,,, Oh sSPA
Ahtraihs over this road are u direct copaec,'a :
chicago Win trains over both tnc Mich "a so 40
and Michigan Central X. h. to aud rom Je,,o, ~
ledo, cleveland, Columbus. ClUui;lpnti F,,t.HS
Dnnkirs, bnhslo, Nisyarn kalts, Albany. Nsr Va
thihdeiphis, Baltimore and Washington. Az T.
La Bale with trains OF The Illinois enital I.aJ
north 10 daieaa aud south 10 81. loHis su8 NJ,
which place tickets can be procured Of \ : III
NEAs, Ticket sli. H. II. Depot K
Passengers are reminded orfLa nesassli, az ,g,r-
iistinci directions TO the destination bsi2 b
gage, $50 To procure ticket. ha!oTe !Ek5gs tas
seats Ia the CT As the contractors ooilee.
TO stations on tho line uf the Chicago and Rack a.
hslttoad, John r. TRACY, spb,
w II NiuTHAs, ASA sup'I
Rock island, janis, ie5G
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-01-18
HIGHLY IMPORTANT
TO FARMERS AND PLANTERS.
The pes. Bill now in Use is Clawson's
Power and Hand Corn Mills.

MIS- PILL, kEl Lf INVENTED Bf JONA-
THAN Il. BukDGE, OF ohio (pnteh, applied 10 r,
Is eohtFuet"d upon an esureiy new prinripla,
Iing ihe srAn with knives, which requires but one
1FS'i 81 TIE pn~er CT Burr ssoue. The Hand Mill
"plig' lees .Aur "la bundled pounds, and Is pable
otgriAaing tEo eashsis gf cora achect per hoHr,
which child can work with care. The Power Mil,
Win one horse power, will grind tea 6ushsis per
hssr which would be extremely easy work for one
hors this size weighs about tive hundred and lfly
pouads This Mil will grind grain, .eeds nd spices
OF eTerJ description, ara docs not require regular
speed as Burr Mill. For eheapness durability and
simplicity Of operation, these mills sta nd unryaied:
and In fact, there no other mill Invented that
would grind by hand more than Large size coffee
mill They can DO set fine coarse, and for K rind-
lng'Jetd'they have no equal. In using knives, all
lhs husk OF the corn Tor grain OF any kind)
leaving the pure meal. To those who may wish a
mill that will R Tor years without repair We Invite
call, aud they will readily perceive the advantages
over any DINER mill Ia The market iberai discount
made TO VII olcsaie purchasers,
MOSES LtFTLER, Agents for the West. Odice
al iiurrows Prettynah's, whore one OF tho above
mills eau be seen In operation.
bee '55-dwtf