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The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1856-12-03
Carpetng, Curtain Materials, and Furnishing
Goods Generally.

WE respectfully invite the attention of housskeepers and
chasr the following goods approaching
which have been selected with thorough knowledge
and tastes Of citizens, viz;
20 pieces very rich Wilton carpeng
lbs do tapestry Brussels do
100 do and heavy Brussels do
10 do printed Brussels do
rs do tapestry velvet do
do Brussels do
20 do extra super. 3-ply do
LIS do ingram do
10 do Dutch plaid do
50 do all wool ingram Glow price, Competing
do do do
rs do a, \, and A tWled and plain Venetian
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FORM OF GUARANTEED.

hereby certify that the best my knowledge belief the
above named guauutors are good and sufficient.
Mar Ssse SwtshMaysIawa
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THos. a. IIENBMcKs,
Commissioner ofthe General Land Ofhce.
GENERAL LAND OFFICE NOTICE.

Every person entitled the right Of presumption any Of
lands be offered public SALE those be restored
Market required establish the the satisfaction Of the
receiver the proper land Office
therefor within the period prescribed BY otherwise such claim
will be forfeited THOs. A. HENDRICKs,
June 7i-lawl3w [BtnrsInte.l Commissioner.
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CLAss No. 1.
49, HI-..L.l-

MucAllut bF1ftAsta.
5000 point Mackinac blankets 60 BY
inches, and weigh pounds
$500 pairs an white Maeknae Blankets "a by
% inches and weigh pounds
800 pairs APPOINT white aacknac blankets by
inches, and weigh 81 pounds
mackinae
so inches, and weigh AZ pounds
500 lpoint white hackinsc blankets BY 40
inches and weigh 3& pounds
pairs 3pont scarlet Maeknae blankets 90 by
~ inches and weigh pounds
pairs 24
90 inches, and weigh pounds
pairs point green blankets 20 measure
"a inches asd weigh 10 pounds
800 pairs 3poin green Maeknac blankets 90 ~
inches, and weigh pounds
200 pairs 2 point Mackinac blankets 81 by
90 inches, and weigh pounds
100 pairs az point indigo blue blankets,
06 by 81 inches, and weigh 10 pounds
100 Ok Gentinea blue kinac blankets
90 by "a inches, and weigh 10 pounds
800 pairs 3poin Gennea blue blankets,
90 by ~ inches, and weigh pounds
400 pairs ~ point 6enuneIla blue Maeknac blankets
suTe "a by 90 inches and weigh pounds
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T.. y. Middleton ,

once and depot southwest and l9,h streets
Feb g7--d6mf
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-07-23
Ars.lrIAN LIFE SAVED.


4 A. KaepEs ESD, Dear sir:--As took your niedi-
cine 10 sell on cuusg gtmeut, mo no pay, take
measure in stating effects reported to me- by three
brothers who live IN this place, and their testimony s
e,;r spe.iineu Of all have received:
w S CoSKliN told me--'l had taken niue bottles OF
Chrsties Asue Dalsan aud continually rua down while
using it unit my lungs and 'er were @ - @ Una.
els so that Ill thought ia imPossibls tor me to are
throagA aa9ther eAiii. The doctors toe dd all they
nniJ I,rn.c hut thought mast die. Nothing did me
an a ,ro..i uptill got RHoDEs' PEyER AND AGuE CuRB
c6 nj oa relieved me Of the Distress aad nausea at
my stomach aud pain in my head aud bowels andproduc-
~ ~ ,sprlar mt care in short time. ga sa
- n oSKiIS says 81 had been taking medcine of
as GOOD doctor We have in our county, and taken
auS onauy OF quiuiue aud specifics without any good
tro,n 18th August 18th Decenber. But seeing how
nicely it operated on my brother, got bottle of
Rhodes Fever and Agtie Oure which Effected perma-
ueut cnre By using two-thrds of bottle. ez4lg
s. M. Cos Kiln not here, but the other brothers
say his case WAS the IL. Ms. sold the medicine
to both the same day. and the speedy from
the small quantity aud might 50 specify
Yours with respect, A HuNIlNGIoN.
Tie above speaks for ITSELF Good proof as il is, i Is
OF no better than the vast number Of like oertii
Gates have already published, aud the still greater nun
ber that isroanualiy il pouring IN TO me.
One thing Last ycasI had oceason to eamf'en
the pa6He ia these words;
eireulars sabstitatsd tAs sas their aostram for
my medicine, aad then HitA 5rsieA imPEasass eaa
tAeir pamphtet nttA tae sretamanen, Lsi ths
tor Of agy other medicine sag as maeA " no dares,
Now take pleasure ia saying that the eaGtisn refer.
red TO the same "pr. Chtlstes Ague BIisanl nienou
tioued in the above eertheate.
aTherc are several other industrious people who ar
applying 10 their poisonous trash all that publish abou
my Fever aud Aue Cure, Antdote 10 Malaria, creep
tie e Cares, and the Certificate OF the eel
ebrated chemist DR. james Chiffon in aver ofits pe
tec harmless character which is attached 10 every bot
tle These will always serve to distinguish my medcir
from ilnitateus. JAS. A, RHODES, Proprietars ai
Providence, X. i.
Wholesale Agents.lI H. Blakslsy, ST. Lonis; Barels;
.xa... n ahla N al
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MORE ABOUT THE WILD WOMAN.

MORE ABOUT THE WILD WOMAN.
The mysterious creature known -
the sswild woman" has, as our read
ems are aware, been sentto the Lunstic
Asylum at Dayton. She was taken
to that place by officers Longshore and
Shattnck. When first placed in tha
cars she appeared wild and nervous,
but soon became calm, and instead OF
her intense stare her features appear
ed very serene, and then she waa oh
served to smile at something the
officers said, and at last she laughed
most heartily, but noiselessly, Rirly
shaking from head to foot with excess
Of merriment. The officers talked %
her kindly, told her they were her
friends, that she need not be affaid,
and askedwhat her name was. They
asked her If she knew what they were
saving, and she nodded her head,
looking brightly intelligent. They
urged her to tell her name, but she
put her finger to her lips and slowly
shook her head! they inquired
whether she was afraid, and she gave
a nod. They asked il shec write;
she nodded, and they produced apen.
ell and paper, and told her to write
her name. She took the pencil and
made beautiful capital J, when
seeming to be startled, she rubbed it
out. The officers now wrote out the
question, sAre you afraid to tell us
your name?' She took the pencil and
pointing to the word afraid gave a
nod. They urged her to write, and
taking a pencil she wrote in q round
hendsome, legible hand, 81 afraid"
She was asked whether she would tell
all about herself when she reached the
place among her friends, to which she
would be taken. She signified that
! she would. One ofthe officers obsery-
ing some sears on her fingers, said to
her compassionately, "Why, Betty,
You have been used very cruelty some
time,' Sherepeatedly noddedmourn-
full assent. On reaching the Asylum
she was alarmed, confused and wild,
and the attempt to induce her to re-
deem her promise, and tell her history
was ailure.-Csacinaati C0mmsr-
csnl. 1874.
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Ice IN JUNE.--On the 30th of June,
at about so feet below the American
Fall Of Niagara, there still remained
q cake Office weighing probably twen-
ty-hve tons. During the last winter,
the mass Of ice formed by the contin-
ual addition Of spray is said to have
been more than 100 feet high; indeed,
in stere0scope picture taken during
the past. winter this glacier sssms b
be nearly as high - the American
J Fall.
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Clothing.
1856. Spring and Summer 1856.
ARRANGEMENT,
| .EHt4 && aEaA AT THE krt s4a ls
| 4, GREAT NORTHWESTERN
Clothing and, Manufa cturi g
| EMP RI C.W.
A. CAsTEEL q 60.

A. CASTEEL ~ co,
TAKE this opportunity to inform the pnblic tha
L they have received at their Store, the largest
Stock or ~ ~ ss3@i 3ti+" it}ts t'''
Broad Cloths, Cassimeres, Vestings,
which has ever been trosght TO this market The
Goods which offer to the Inspection OF the ciizens
'ofthIs town surpa rs in design and finish, anything
that can be offered them this side ofNew York, being
selectd with the greatest cal and from the
iensine houses in the Eastern markets. and WIN
view 10 satisfy the tastes Of all our customers.
We have also a full and compiete assortment oi
the latest and most approved styies OF
GENTS. FUhNISH1NG GOODS,
which are beyond doubt the raoN desirable TO be
found In this city. Among whichar' Gents Shirts,
Undershifts, Stocks, Cravats, Gloves, suspenders,
Hose, De.
Particul,r attention will be paid, heretofore 10
the making up OF garments in style unsurpassed by
any Similar establishment. r
Full suits made on shortest notice, and warranted
10 suit. 5isI7 saTe7 tte-H'' -
Thank fu for the bestowa past liberal iavors oi
the public, we take pleasure in pled-ing renewed
ia dety, and solicit share OF the ublic patronage
iApt23 d-tf ff.rlsh CASTEEL d. W.
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NEW TIN STORE.

----W-| NEW KIN ~ uVESE.
THE subscribers have Just opened store on Har.
/ rison between Third and Fourth streets. where
on hand all kinda of M.
Copper, Tin and Sheet Iron Ware,
Particular attention paid to Roofing, sporting and
Jobbing. Country merchants can rely upon being
supplied with Tn ware at Wholesale prices
Rags, old copper, lead, &c., taken in exchange fcI
goods Al l6dnl GRANTEES BELL.
PLASTERING HAIR.
200 bu shells in store and for sale by
JUU nALZELL a. Co
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BOOFS s. SHOES,
s WHOLESALE u RETAIL,
At The EnDire Store.

I AIDES heel CATERS made TO order sd
~ NJ. & B.
4 ENfs' patent fsather boots made TO order.
{" sf4 M &. g. 20
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June 10 dti DAVENPORT, IOWA.
j.. G. BILLS,
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW,
Davenport, Iowa.
Office on Main Street, opposite LIE Claire House.
June 10 dtf
3. B A X r..
CITY UNDERTAKEN,
KEEPS CONSTANTLY ON HAND,
COFFINS OF every quality and size,
IND METALLIC BURIAL CASES.
Ware.ROOms and Residence,
DAVENPORT, IOWA.
HEARSB alwaysin readiness. Carriagesfurnishec
when desired July 10, la55-dtf
BURROWS, PRRTTYMAN 4 DALZELL,
WHOLESALE DEALERS IL
g ROC e RI e S,
RON, Ma l. s., g l. A s S,
Wooden Ware. fait, Paints, Oils, &C.,
Agents for Fairbanks' Scales and Herring's Safes.
No. , Burrrows' Block, Front ST.,
DAVENPORT, WA.
.. NJ. D. BuR ROWS, j.. DALzgLL.
spl30 R.h.rRrTTYkAs,
ia MES T. II O q A n E
DEPUTY COUNTY SURVEYOR.
PLANS AND DRAWINGS, of all kinds neatly exc
cmed.
Orders left at the oico OF A. Miller over the old
Post Oficc, will be promptly attended to.
AMI.
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HATS AND CAPS.
Black Silk Hats;
!" Fur :"

Plush and Cloth Caps.
These goods am prepared IN sell at PRICES Low
Q asthe same quality be bought elsewhere.
1 would oher my thanks to old customers, but
trs they get their moneys worth and nothing
about my thanks. Suffice 1t TO say am pleased to
see them at any time. ask particular attentiono
persons purchasing Ut Wholesale, TO my goods,'e
iievng can do better by them than they do h,
rdsring Foods at the East. iH..
Call and see at EDWARD ALDEN'S. opposite
Ls Claire ROW. + Il u tB4 SEPTIC, 1855.
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A CARD.

Pa .BkRTHoLD. sAM'L. X. BARLEY. N THOMPSON
BAKkLEf, THOMPSON d CO.,
Wholesale Dealers in Groceries,
-OMMiSSiOh AND FORWARDING NERCH ANTS
Ceraer Perry sHd Second Strss,s.
Davenport, Iowa.
AgeBisfor the sale of fLaAn Smiths unpowder-
constantly hand one thousand Kegs and Cases Ri.
H.. Dor,ing and Mining Powder which we will fur.
mist Pricesi the trade Powder serv
ed Al Eve minutes notice.
July s,lh5s--wtrw-ly
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coxPANEs,
The old Pioneer Bakery still ahead!

rY,HE subscriber has recently made extensive prep
l aruiions for the manufacture Of sutteI, sugar,
piio, Rrsad. Ne. &c together with . good assort-
,nant Of Loaf Bread, Csks and Rusks; :, 8, ).
have also purchased the Ps!snt klgnI ios scost
PATHNT LOAF BREAD, ,,II..
made by Maehinery. Tho advantages claimed ior
this Of making Bread are these me BREAD
ma IL i. much winter and mo 10 even, Keeps much
longer Without becoming ssao, and 70 many person
is moi objee ,ionable whom . wssk osd, GUS as
handsome as the dnest French roll II goes iafther
and is readily introduced into families who have ns!
or used BsAcr Bread befors. sha! commune 10 70
run bread Wagon rs heretofore. ~ onenns sne
ahoye urtclss ON terms whieh cannot ail 70 give en-
lire sstisisction hope 10 be able TO supply ~ VINO
may avor me with their patronage; Ihsnkiat ior
past favors, hope TO meni conunati ativ attend
cd to. zG@s. Ee cn "a ahcva
Pioneer Bakery, Front Street, one square ABOVE
Burrows Il PrettymAns steam Aiin' #H .s"h
Uaysn M ri Nav 81. l656-du
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kock felaN1.
Notice.

Notice. =
DOCK Island Bank hiss made arrangements TO use
+ a limited amount Of the notes of..Ths Msnuhc
tu, IS and Mechanics' Bank OF COLUMBUS, Georgl
and ths same will be received 90 deposit orin pay
mentor Exchange or Coin, on the came tsrmsas the
issues OF the solvent Banks OF Virginia, Kentucky
ONO or Indiana, N. b. OSbokN. Presv.
n island JuneI3 d&wH b. H. MANN. Cashier.
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FmE NEW HOTEL.
w AV RI HOU S 4 ,

Un AAlu near N bskoct.
r s now open for permanent aud transient ooafdofs'
l Those VINO Wish a quiet ana pleasant home our.
Ii,. long orr shor soourn in davenport can 1i u
al the WAyerly House, Tine tabless..s 20 iurhioaicu
with ths ieGc4eies OF The season; the room. arc PIC
ami: ths beds new and soft. The Wayeriy Is second
Il, 10 tl " est Chicago, Ia point OF beauty o. to'
cation, pie Isant noass, good furniture and gr"t Va
bies. ldswBl ID. NJ. ADA BIS, froph"'of-
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j A NJ ES T. II O q A n E
DEPUTY COUNTY SURVEYOR.

| eutrd.
Orders left at the ofco OF A. Miller the old
| Post Once, Will be promptly attended to.
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NJ O r T G. Ei

= G. DAWSON. te CO, have formed a
% IaTinership with r. ". tirggs, ander the name
and s..le Of Dawson. Grggs 4 CO.., To take eGec,
On the LIST day Of november, 1855.
All persons having unsestied with the old
firm are requested ty call and settle. Ft oet25
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UaVpHpntt, -hA! IsE' Ioao"sI
II tIairc House.
DENIsos & WIRTH, Proprietor

nF the above establishment viii respectfully M
~ form tAs pubuc that the hoase having been new
(, httod in,t rsps3nished' Is nov IA fcauinesr 'ol
,, ecofu lion OF tna paic, and they viii spare
no efforts 20 give satisfaction 70 those stopping WAN
tnem The above House IS located on west hdih
Straet, bety sgn Second and Third sis.
'UayenpalL, May /, 80, dgtI
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New Arrangement.
3AAQ
Important to Passenger going East
JoLIFT OUT OFF,

MICHIGAN CENTRAL KAlLnOAD.
1.-TWO daily trains leave Joliet lerceps sundaysl
l conn Getting at Lake station with the Michigan
Central X. r. br Detroit, and thence with The Great
Western, Canada Railway for Niagara Falls. Buhslo
Albany, New York, Boston, Pniiadephia, Montreal,
TRAINS LEAVE JOLIET: Tazl . ~
6l5 A. NJ, LShtning Express arrives At Detroit at
p M Niagar "a Pals 40 nexI korning and y York
9P NJ or Bosson st - st night, STRIVE ut rhiladei
pbia yai Rimt af 10 r. Al. also connectsat Detroit
with steamers for Cleveland. and thencewith morn
STOP NJ. Express csnuects xt corning at Detio oit
with north Shore line OF Stssmrrs through without
landing, arriving at |, 50 a. NJ. conmccfns VITA Ex-
press train to New York and boston. Also con-
meets with the morning troin the Canada Railway
arriving at Niagara Falls At 6, ,30P. u.
Ace Of lac o. 1T Johet, alto wing passengers 70
layover and resume their seats st pleasure. g
July 81 SO diy n. hlch, SUPP.
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Stopfs.
STOVES AT WOLESALEr
The Larrast Sfovo Store.


In the "o0fs!s :Jil
w . largest stock Of sfovEs and fIsNRRs
STOCK ever brought TO the State Of Iowa. Among
the numerous articles which shall keep consant-
ly On band for timers use are Tin Plate SAset Iron
Boiier from No. Ie 70 49, CAsreeat Do, Rsssia -,
Imitati0H Russia DO, Hirs. tisxsd Coppsy'sj Bra
ier's do. Block tin, Lead, Copper Bottoms, Natal
do, froE 6irets all sizes, tinWed do, all kists ..
pressed pare, JdpanRed DO, Timers Tosis and We
assure all persons favoring with order, chat
will sellthem goods IN our line slow they be
'boughtin Chicago st. Lous, nd much low than
they have been paying for them heretofore in this
place, 'oRd terms TO salt. ''5@.'
Pieese- give call and learn our prices, and
then thlnk you will spend neith time nor m on.
ey hereafter in buying at the two places above
Damed.iE 5as r--- ~--
N. II, In a few aays we shall receive an assort-
mentor the above named goods by railroad, sum-
eiept % supply the Immediate demand. eiiA
CounUy Merchants ca rely upon being supplied
at all times with Tnware aud favorable terms at
JShsiesais prices.
Old Kags, Copper, &C.. &C., &C., taken in ex-
change Tor goods. rrA5y
No. q Rnrrows' Block, FrontStreet.
Acbl9rd&wtI WICK ERSHAM& & HICKS. 8
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MAMMOTH STOCK OF
NEW GOODS!
IL the Great Western Clothing Store

NJ tAA6 0~V0b w ODSSAA SAOSsAAAA6 SSSAS'
Il. .Lo~o110fci
No. 9, IE CLAIRE ROW,
rs In receipt Of the largest and most complete stock
7 CLoTHlNG OF EVERY DESCRIPTION u
ever brought this market, which hasOeen purchased
id the Eastern markets at greatly reduced prices and
which he will sell g
Toenty- Fiue per Cent. Cheaper
than any other establishment in this section of coun.
ty He is aiso in addition 10 his stock Of Clothing.
rdceiyi an exte nsye and well selected stock Of
Gentlsmen's Furnishing Goods
OF all styles and varieties to which he invites sten
ton. His stock has been selected with great care ey
pfessy tbis Market and al the very lowest prices
II
Extent, Variety and Beauty
his stock cannot be equasd in this region, and are
PRESH PROM ThB MANUFhCTORY.
AL he asks is that the public generally will examine
his stock before purchasing elsewhere, feeling salts
fed that those who cannot be suited in quantity, qua
lily and price at the
Great Western Clothing House.
cam, be suited at any other west Of
Chicago. E " .Sa lAS f44-- tsZ.... {.
Aug. 81. dtf. er NJ l.. LOWENSTEiN.
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Fire and Burglar Proof Safes

| 4
tR
l1AviNG obtained the agency 70 the sale of Lii
Jul lies Patent Fire and Burglar Proof Safe 5, Bank
cks, Bank Vault Doors and Frames, we are prepar-
cd to furnish at Manufacturers prices any OF these
articles short notice.
these Safes all taste ned with Lilies Locks Civ
ing undonbted seclity against thieves, perfectly
free from damyHsss and better Are proofs than any
other safe made. The burning Of them in any bull
ding materially iDjure them, and they may be
exchanged for one at any agency by paying for
repaintIng The vault doors and frame are reliabe
economical ornamenlaland generally used where they
are best known. f"H
The flank Locks have always foied the burglar and
all Bank Lock seeking competitors.
various tests applied 10 these articles by jurors
at mechanical and agricultural fairs where they have
always obtained the first premiums establishes The
certainty Of their superiority Purchasers invited
to call and examine the articles, references certn.
Gates, &C., before purchasing. e
The undersigned are the only agents in Rock Is
land (lli) and Davenport QOwa) for the Worlds
Safe Company, of ofTroy, n. Y. Orders addressed 10
either place viii receive prompt attention.
CHILD & BAKER, @
Illinois st. Rock Island.
Fsb4d&w-ly, Secondst. Davenport.
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LIE CLAIRE FOUNDRY
AND
M a G h 4 N @ . h O 70 :,

" D0NAHUE, successor To Messrs lie Claire &
lNls Davenpor having pu rchase "a the above prem
ises is now prepared 10 Mani facture.
t- STEAM ENGINES
othe various kinds suitable The Of fhe co un-
try, Also, CAS- NGs, for all ofthe different varie-
House Work Of the Latest styles,
Caps, Sills, Braekets Columns, etc.. ETC., always on
hand, and make 10 order. f ! aU
connected with the above is q Forging Shop, un-
derthe direction of men of superior skill.
Brsss and Composltlon Of Castings maae 10 order,
Babbit Metal alw ay on hand.
Ny stock OF Patterns fer Machinery, Building and
Ornamental purposes, is unsurpassed by any similar
Establishment in the West. ~ af +.
Repairing done at the shortest notice. Charges
reasonable. Cash at all times paid for Old Iron and
Cope -sI 4 Ete ~
Corner of Front and Scott sts., Davenport, Iowa.
+ Mch2f d-wu sHtEAt .ssg 4 M.4DOyAHUE.
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GOODRICH, WHEELER 4 YANTIS,


warehouse, opposite r. Il. depot, Davenport. Iowa
DEALkES IN
Grain, Flour, Salt, Cement, and all descrip-
lions Of Farm Produce.
Orders solicited and attended to with dispatch Tor the
purchase or sale Of Cfu Produce In t. and other
our facilities ample for the storage ef ali kinds Of
inand proiuee, ..4s -5.
Liberal cash aivalces made ON coasigDneDts when dc
sired.
special attention paid 10 receiving aid Forwarding
Is by Railroad or ryer Charges al established rates
~ s3. -REFERENCES- a-...F
C,k & sargent Bankers Davenport Chubb, Bro, Bar
row & Co. bankers, davenport Ackols, Campbell y
co., bankers, Davenport Geo. w. iht, banker Budao
RANK III Orleans Albion r. y Duchess Co. Bank, n "
Thomns Kcnrpsh,al, Esq, Rochester, y; Walter
Wodell. y. Y. city; Gary Gratz, commission mer-
chant, 81. Louis; collins, Humphrey 4 to, chicago,
.hrasa; Doughty, Wilkinson & Co, Poughkepsie; Wat
kIls Owsley, commission merchant, Louisville, Ky
Iune 23 dti s... ..... ... Ill
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FRESH MEA rs.

yUNHE subserber has taken stall In the upper end
L of the Lower Market, where he sssures the pub
lie he Il pre- at all times TO serve them with Ne
FOOD ,nes,s rs the county affords, and q a. low
price as They car be Obtained in Me s,y. he asks
share ofpublic patronage. Meal usiiVersa ny the
NAV 9Th lR56, DIFF s fE8 s8tEa Il st#ffetsrfsst ri