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w4oLEsALx n RETAIL.

THE sabsoriberha a received from the Eastern aud
4 Southern Aarksts n large and we'll selected stock
ofgoods Of all descyiptionsi 10 comHaon use, consisting
Of Dry Goods, Boots snd shoss, Hsts and Caps,
Glassware, Qneepswsre, Ru1slo kobes,
Groceries, Dried Yruit. Cosson " s-py
Carpet Chain, Picking Yarn, Cut Window Glass,
GA. I.& ksnawhs sslt Hardware, :
xet'sand killsaws, Iron ,sllkinds, steel assorted
Castings, Nails, si1 kinds. Grindst0nes,
wods1ware, Live Geese feathers, PitchAOskun,
solo and Upper Leather, WALLPAPER, = '
Willow Back cts, Paints and O,ls, Dye stuns, &c,
which will be cold II = small advance for Cssh, A. /
intend Keeping everything In common uss, pessoas
wanting several articles can obtain them 90 Ffont n.
a. the Brick. oppositeths Milis, Davsnport, lows
June6, 1859. j. A. BONLiNG.
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sF"hE HoIXHI OF dIstahrNi ueaIYntI TOT RaIIfuAd 80
ions, Furnaces, Mines, Rolling Mills, Paper Mills
Factories, Stationary Fire Engines, Garden EngIaos,
Wells, Cisterns, aud for all purposes whore 4 Pump
can be used.
These Pumps are now IN use on all the principe
Railroads south and West,
UPslLVER MEDAL awardedtO these Pumps Ut
hela,s FAIR ofthe Ohio Mechanics' Institute
IT1fnii aud perlect satisfaction guaranteed IL Oil
eases Mhefe properly put up, according t0direcilu.s,
d, u,ITordetst thank fully received aud promptly died
oy ~ PIC u. LlIILER, ONCE az Burrows PIohS
mans 'FRONT.' street., Davenport, Iowa. -
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FARMERS! SAW AND GRIsr MILL MEN
The Best Mn ever offered to the Public i.
FELTON'S PORTABLE Mill.

kNyHlCH assi2Gst. tas Fsrss pysstsM NJ sll,,
W state asd CsHHiy fairs where Il has bssn .,
aibltsd1 and a GsIa Natal 1.-THE .Hmerinsa fHsfII.i.
y. Y. Cay This truly excellent NiH. e,I.orsl.a
alike IaI It's simplicity, durability aud pfac,icgLiIi,,
~psisnied Jghy "a, isS5, slsu d4 uDrlyaiedi Tas iafs,
namber OF tn0ss nails sold, and tAeIf Increasing e.
,nstd ipfslbiS declare their msrit (0Fer l.sJ lsytH.
been sold IA ihe Hast SIX moh;hsh Thay are a,iIfits
bly, adsptsd for grinding Cara, Oats, Wheat. Earl,,
Corn iItthe ear, Spiees, &c. with a IubIdity and ~
fecloa uakaos n 1sIofe,
So.2 NH sThds from ( tGr bHs. OF maal. q. lOt.
Is bus diieed pen hvuE sih from 2 so . horses, s.a
,plheF Nos. u prpIOrnoHat. amount. They eau be
propelled byhstss, steam nr water powet, and SIC
well adapted 10 Irregular action, Renee nj tdnlps
cost sAcy ear De attached 10 any cav mill,
MkAL SAWS ~ are attached Ia thoso ,u,tis thu, rsu.
dstng them lhs on4y valy Erast.s@sl. mill 4 fsrse,
oanhaye.
References can bn given where those mill- have
been In aisc ~ months without either receiving OF
needing dressing AAnd likes ise where they were In.
'rodueed iour months ago for grinding frss Osr.
lis MI estabiinhed fact that all mill. astD. mi %.
"tstJsesn bal nosor'tSrtsd asai,'' aud thai Ali oorl
and cob erurhers only crack the corn and GOT, .6i
tnaI neither reduce the Iced 10 a as,,red aasuss.
TO be used With proht, BAIT he
FF:LTOS MILL.
without kblrss, and ~ith grinding surfaces 40 hart
tempered steel " M not affect Il, 1. g. ustls Of xtio1
ing 70 aug degree OF Oneness, and Of rcduc.hs SOB u
Tue rntness OF meal. These faeEs Justify u, 10 sN
rantnx shess mills 70 give entire saiisisctiou.
FOR inTlhar aton and Iaills aud fistt sypti
20 NICHOLS, LOoAIS q Co., Once Ls Ittfs
honse, Davenport, Iowa, or Box sas r.. O.
doc ~ dwtf
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TO THE PEOPLE eEssCB4F 10
laaa Good News for the Ladiss, ~

WlsTNER'S PATENT WASH TUE
Patented Nov. 9th, 1853.
IfHt undersigned having bought the Patent Right -
SCOTT county, lreseut this irGprOSsmsntln Wishing,
fact,
All We sfk Of Y06 l. to take Que an4 use Ii fer ten days,
AZ Tho end oI that .ims, yol can retup IL or pay Tor H.
fIle" sa,bt.' ARME / BRO.
Davenport, May 2s,A 'GG-d2mwam
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y. .. AyERY. o. D. urnAn. .. ". g. HAIL.
AVERY, UPHAM T. Co,
Wholesale 0reesrs and
COMMISSION MERCHANTS.
No.. l6 south w ateR Street,
Near the Illinois Central Deppt-4
CHICAGO, ILLS.
nFPER for sale a large and well selected sleek OF
" Groceries, consisting IN part Of Tie following
so hhds. n. o.. sugar common TO prime
500 bbh. Refined and Clarified disto.
So :. NO. and West India Aelssses,
l00o packages choice Green and Black Teas.
500 baRs Rio, Jamaica, Jsys and Mocha Conee.
so butts and half eutA choice bsnnds plug tobacco.
so bbls. prime loose Smoking Tobacco.
soo grcss Paper, Hn foil, AID Yellow bank chew ING
so boxes Bar soap, assorted brands. lido.
4a0 - Pressed failow. stssrins, Star & sperm
80 .. No. l and Scaled herring, Candles.
IoQp Drums choice Eieme Figs
500 boxes NJ X. Rsisins, prime fruit,
Together with all the other articles usually Kept 10 q
complete stock of Groceries. We csn sssure oer
irie1ds and the public generally that se are deter
mined not 10 be undsrsoh BY any other house intbis
market.
From The fact OF our having unusual facilities 70
purchasing goods sd ssntagsousiy, We are abundant
~ able 10 redeem all our pledges.
AMI Il dom AVERY. UPHAA & "a.
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LARGE AND C0xPLKxI STOCK OF Z
FRESH FIRST CROP y&.A Fdz.
GROClsRlES,
At Il
NATHE subscriber nave. sey 90 hsrdA anGs ere
A daily r~scetvisg from the Fast and Youth o.
NO. 5 Frost street, y heves
(bnfrovs' New Blpck.l Osstspsrt, SsSa,
Groceries, Nails, Glass, Salt. Wosdsnvsre,
Provisions, D..
which they oner to the trade Il Wholesale exclusively
TO Refill Merchants, Hotel-kespcru and Others or
the interior ofthe State and Nebraska who purchase
81 wholesale, we give the assurance that We win Ill
tkeir orders and memora nda II Chicago md 80. louis
pricestransporxtion added.
Merchants, 0rncers and Hotsl.ksspsr doing bnsi-
ness on the line or hear the lire or The AlasissippiG
Missouri Railroad-lowa City OF farther West, wiH
nnd II 10 their intsres, 10 make their pafchases Of ne,
and BY chipping ,heir goods by tbs Ms ~. R..k.
save - a,iiss hauling By teams nom Any other poin!
on the river. Our facilities are of the dgst clsss and
We feel the most positive condolences, that, tfyoe VIII
hat give usa call look through ear stsch, and learn
our prices and terms, we shall receive 0 liberal
share Of your patronage; which u shall be our aim,
By furnishing nrst-rste goods q favorable prices, and
Aia a. arAstA = = Aky Tvs EN aEAH1 LE+NE n
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ALFRED j. yANSON,
Prspxistsr Of the
RApfDe "sLe, IL CLAIRE,

uyILLks oonstsBtiy % hand and for sale aisrst
xssortnasuio Of ~ Der, Laths Shtos
sies oil every vsriety Of eise Cor ousidspg psrpose
- also hard v GOD for cabanst No RI and nschinsy.
Being q, the head ofths rapids he can obtain sslees
sAtovs OF bes, quality sad ia Unlimited quantn9 80
- 20 X eep the Mile rupninreyeBy week In tbs year
crasrsean tnsrefore be flied en- sksFt Hotics ~ spt
time.
owestsas yrscf. $685. FEB. tt53-6u
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Wm 2 Baker, ChristiaDa, Pc
David Rugre, Lebanon CO, Pa.
samuel Hatfield, Philadelphia
III. 1orrsy, Pbladslphia.
James L Price, Wilmington, Del.
Joshua Bsal, Batyn Rouge La.
Thomas Beaver, Philadelphia
% y Forest, Bucks q, Pa.
Auglstus Linz, Gpsrnsey Co, Q
y Bronangh, Msysyilie. Ky
Grabriel Bear, Lancaster %, Pa
Herman C Guiso, Phflsdsiphia
Geo hi Out, Lyeoming %, Pa
John Mefey, A~aSrisberg. Pa
Edmund Bsysrs, Brooklyn, n
ga Tueber, Salem, Arksas~s
Jane i Crass, Mszen O., Va
NJ Baal, CIairnsid Co., Pa
BENZ Edp.o1ds, Batter Co, o
Mr. KIRK, AaysSills, Ky
W 4 Noble, Chicsso, Ill
j L Hide, hehuyikfi 20, Pa
6 A Maeou, Philstsiplis
Du,sa CLARK, Msysslle, Ky
3 d Klnges, AlsxAldrla, We
II b Hart, Evansville, Ipd
Joseph Petit, salem Co, nj
J T Iorrsy, Upper sandashy, q
Jasob Leonard, Y~uilsdslphHA
v o. 0iEln, Wilmington, bc
q AcIldrs Northampton e. r.
n Platter, Wilmington, Del
y II s0sssou, Potter %, "a
n Y AekNsG. KktH11lpbiA
= Marion Pod, WILulRGs0p, De-
W hsmsr & Co. Gnctnp1sa.
q afilss. Head ti0as lag, kka4
sSsss n kAEssAs, esse. Gao
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Nov HoAdV-

A choice lot OF Saaey Lisss Drills for pants.
a ~ aysry nns s.softmen indssd comprising some
a Cue lot OF Gsuze Msrino undershifts and Dravers.
lust The thing Tor warm weather. fauey Shire fsy
dshiuy parties aud s~scursion ists generally, All Ia he
found a. how prices a. EDWARD ALIENS elothiSs
Store, second 81.
June, I'd dim,
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Improved Little Giant Corn and Cob riaata
ton Mil-Pries reduced.

Improved Little Giant Corn and Cob riauta
tion Hul-Prics reduced.
fl'Hk Subscriber has purchased exclusive right .,
territory Iot saia is the Vest, OF The above osls
nrated Mihs, and Is prepared TO Furnish them atsR
times, ether Wholesale or r-tsA guaranteed ID u.
most positive manner.
tits nov more than : year alacs the t'Llttis Giant.
WAS introduced to saa pabiie, dur:ns which ua,s
has been constantly growing In The popular favor
tie improvements Tsesniiy sdeaisd gpl patented,
MAKES y The most perfect machine ever offered IT,
gepsrafTarta ase. tits iurmshsd oompls,s ready II.
~aaschins team, aud weighs 10 follows; No. LEA.
No. s,ds0i Nos, 400 No. 4, $50 pourds THsall
minutes are snaclsntt0 sci one Up, siIhout mocha.
iexl aid, and when oBsA adjusted, Il can with "a ssiy =
entrusted 20 n boy, Pail directions AS olpaay s~A
mill.
-E@u FRlGEs. ~
y a.I,tss,& -lil grind sbu, asalpef hour nlte iadTsa
a. $50, 49, ~ 10 :" - . a. - a.
s,ssa, IS" +"
PLiberAl dise8q Is ~ aeAters.
MI u. CHAbWItk,
So.o9 Is1east st.t bUtmeaa sesoau aad Third
nov. 5 do WY 81. Loais, no.
For sale by aiossrs. DALZkLL & BR0, agent. 81
davenport, a. shove prices, adding freight lfoH 5,
Louis.
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ELISHA MeRIssIcK.

have this day shipped By railroad 70 my pisa-, tbielu-
ginis Grov,, Lse o., Ill., one Of C1arkis Patent Portable
FIGURING dlls, purchased OF Mr.. u. AcRissck, OF CLica-
20, which ! have seen running while in his POSSESSION,
and 1 can say, without hesitation, 1 believe II 10 DO the
best mill nov Manufactured Of the portable Kind, both for
con veuisuoe and performing the work 10 good order. And
further, ] can say. after having Investigated the subject
prefer small sso9ss 20 large ones, ~ tb. nour u more gen.
orally Of lively nstare, and gives better satislsetion %
tbs bakers. JOHNSON
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SEASONED LUMBER
"1aIto supply t4ts soaIlon u u
SHINGI.ESl

have pare based aud pat ~ Woods Patent al.
chine, Ia connection with my MN, AND / am sausaed
! tan supply my customers vita q better ahlaxis a
lees 10 puey than any are bT1aght here Tor, Or Gao he
made BY kly othct maealas. ! alec Iaake Shiaaies
oy hsnd and wan eohhaHe 20 do 80 ~ long ~ thsb
are In demand.
lake ihis 0ppyEttntt! - rs.Bfu Iay iaA pk. tr
past tayos, ana s1IIcis rom my Ua-.0mons Aal lLs
public q conlIEnaHec ot the same. a
spi2: dwlf UHS II, CANNON.
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NensOMeH ky0Oriny.

both rough and dressed; and having issas srs4I
pans 10 secure thr service, OF ths bssi pisoisaies ~
Tue Stale, ! ieefatsaEed that aEt lumber piaHod a.
tn5 Mil sii!stFe sit4sfactiou, will do job Fshinx
as low IS any establishment ia The west
Persons Wishing 10 build .huts Iitau 10 aa object,
would do well TO call and look a. uy stock 0etofe
Contracting nlss WIN 90, a. [ nave 4 ial.s ~uash.iif v.
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Swan Mills.

TERHUSE 81 CIRCUIT,
Ie Claire. igva
WE would inform the citizens AID irsde Of Scott
w and adjoining o0anues, thstvs sfo nos mann
6.rtu,.as q yer, .Qpsfsf article of Flour which We
onsr al o1r msrkstqsetsiions ~ Ibis pepper, and We
Oh tihe following
Great Inducements TO Dealers,
We viii delly Of .,pr -iour BY the 10 btla. and mp
FREE OF CHARGE.
~ v,x .l.be facilities for making the most mar
Setshls eour sad sseiHg tass Ne eau sln tose deal
- ard consumer, &C rsspsenaiiy sollsai she'fsI
a ordsu leH ai Aessfs. Wiley d Aangef's, oy-
na.ix me L. Clsire HoaSe, in Second ST., and Af.
Elsxs ste den !. 10 Second ST., viz be iAankfnliy re-
49, suA ttinetu.t.y attended TO. Jan J3-tE
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SAW MILL!

LYON solo at csnnoa's saw aud rlantn. ill ors
Il ry ds ,crt.ttOn Of PIstE LUMBER fs4aissI. /
have started ny MshE ig goEPlatr atIst, aad tAslaF
Il quot stuck ot "a bre,s logs on a4nt, I aa ready
10 rosotya rderstbraay Kind Of Lanaasr. WHOA !
pledgn mssoltt1 ~ sHh pr5Apt~ass aai isp-.A
IA the ordst IA ~tuch thsy are received; { . DIE
come nrst sarssL, IhaY- StrfsBSnl GA land siavs
.taatlms
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Sterase, Forwarding L Commission

IN this branch OF the trade, We are pre- AIRED TO DO
slarRs amount Of business. Merchants and ,othsrs
mAkfng 90 nsignmsnts 10 our House, may rsst aseur-
cd OF the utmost fidelity on our part 10 thssI tntsf-
ests, and tnsttheif consgninsnts shaii receive promp
awsntlcn In sslss and returns.
NIB. Satisfactory reference given In all cases,
aud with pleasure.
& Mar odwtf Ryan 4
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.s.'S teouA lcAirLSS.
CHARLES w. STEVENS.

7 sNA5U, DtNcnIDtT 7, ThJJ.
IuIrehased one Of l.. a 5. NJ. Clark Flour MiiIs, some
time since. and after q trial Of several weeks, j feel that
I can scarcely speak Of 1t in too high terms. [ have besn
a miller for twenty years, and am free TO cay that 1 can
make better -four with this mill, and o larger yield, and
run il with more ease 70 mysell, than any mill 1 have ever
seen. A number OF Enilers have been in to see IL, aud all
ssy they are well pleaseG with It's operation. IL will
grind with ease twelve bushels an hour, ard can be run
w1th from four 10 six horse power. / would recommend
nalers 20 give il trial, ard ] am certain they will not
wish 70 return 10 this old plas OF milling.
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~ "|"- I" LHItAHU, NOFeIuDef ., TsUJ.
This is TO certify that 1 nsse been fsrriefI /, Z power and
room for the operation Of one OF L. & J. h. CLARK. Patent
Flour Mills, for the last few month. and in my opiniha II
ia thu best and cheapest mill in use. IL takes hat little
power in comparison 10 other mitIs, not needing over ak
horse power, and has run. since 1 have been acquainted
with it. with no cost Tor repaaTs, and seems in ~ good
condition now I'D when frst ppt up, / can cheeffally rec
oMmsad II 10 all who wish to engage In the mauntsctugy
-four, sirhsr on . large or small scale. II can be set up
aud run iii connection with any other machinery, such as
Grain-Eleystors Saw Milis, and by combining three or
four sets Of burrs aud bolts, you will have a Mill that viii
do NOR. work than the large Merchant mills 81 lhe old
kinds. and . great saving in every itsn, OF expense.
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ID hard to suTpas-. -. FAlKEk.
FIoul IsspscroRis OFFICE, PntbaSxfPHik April %, 1855.
Msssrs. EpNIS I J. u. CrIgE:-A =

Gentlemen: Having Carefully eAalainN tie CoG-truc.
ton and operation OF your nssts patontedeonbined Grind-
ing and Betting, or Merchant FIGURING M, i take pleas
ue In presenting you and the public VIII the following
statement as the result Of my investigates:
With . French Burr Mil stone, thirtJ1nchee in diam
eter, il ground and boited froa nine 70 Sul1ss hsphsls Of
wheat per hour, making clean work, y tie saRe
time turning out, at n single operztiol,5&1 Mia hour, ~
psrnns Hour, lhorte, ~shipstuts and br19. H. xtrA md
superfns hour IL of IN excellent quahfy5d ~ yield
per busheli is equal 10 the large class complc16km7gs
modern construction. 1t occupies but little roonnx&S3e
placed In q compass Of tventyone feet by four feet, ~
whsn in running order, with all the machinery requisite
can be easilY removed or Transported from Que place 20
ano;her-has no complicated machinery about Il. conse-
queatfy Ia not liable 10 set cut Of order, aud takes but lit
tic power, and appears 10 be particularly adapted to the
wants and the condition of the country nt iarge and frem
its chsapness u construction, and small amount Of capi-
tll rsqnisite to start 1t, rapidity of grinding per hour, Ia
ken nto consideration, with its portability and Adapta-
too 70 any power nov IN use, l cannot but think that ere
lony IL viii be successfully established In every state in
The Union, ii 1T does mot entirely take the place u the old
s....i,.atad In.chIn.rx Lsr=.ninrs Md
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ours truly, STEPHEN MILLER,

~ Head Flour inspector VI PHILADELPHIA
hereby certify, that lor the hast fur weeks ! have had
In Grafton one Of IL. 4 j. M. Giark's Patent Rlouring
Mills. i have been running it on an average OF from eight
to Twelve hours without stopping, and should do 80 forty
sixht hours If required. 1t gives every satisfaction thAs
one can ask. i think it il certain 70 supsrseds all the
old methods Of milling. I have been in the milling busi.
mesa over nfteen years, sud yet 4 can say truly that 1 have
never seen anything Of The kind 50 near perfection. ] live
III s~adsburg, Chester County. Pa, two miles from n rker.-
burg, where / run i; daily, and INV customers will testify
opthssasfsfacsion OF their -four and bss1. Ihase travelled
through niue Of the Western states, and it supsrsede,
any thing ! have ever seon. At
PRESTON W~fCKERSHAM Merchant Miller.
P,trset from a letter fran Mr.. Lao Ian a Gr.pavwi,s
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sitn
plicity, eheapness oi
price and adApsatioA ~
he wants 81 al classes
Of the o III IN untty
elrunxiy IN IL
IL \ . State in the
urion, bulpsrticuiasy
a ~subNtnntiated BIZ the
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Wl1aM Nfif'l. HtHiHfs - =
L. C Darlington, Editor Of, the Examiner aud Herald.
George X. Keel- Banker. ~
A. W. Russell, Hardware Merchsnti :.
George w. Schrover, publisher, HUI
J. Lsuais, Attorney st Law
David BAir, Dry Goods Merchant. Ls$a
r. Moierwei, Forwarding I Commission Mar ~
C. A Brensman, Practical Miller! NsF
TheD. Fem, Editor Of Independent Whiz
John Wise. Aronsut.
BArtIam A. shsffer, Attorney st Law.
John L. Atiee, VI. d. ~
John Black, Esq.
}. r. Pollock, Macsinist. and foreman OK, chs.nni
az. Iron Works.
c. Amandus Ehler, Clerk VI Chestnut e. Iron Works
George SNndsrsou. Eitor Of Inseliixsocer. ~
a.. csrksol, Cashier OF Farmers Bank,
Hon. J Albright. Forwarding and Commission Ner
chant.
Nath. EllmsksT, Attorney Al Law.
y A. R.igarf kftarney AT Law.
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A o1ea Tield aad Fair Play
IHNyE STOCK OF
~, nCnFo AMI IEWEIRN

SAVE saSe1 tk~ shove 70 ny etsek srd viii keep
aassp,ly % Asna y fafists sssertmtpe Stes-
Yos.eA A. L. u
5000 a No. & Leelsire Row.
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Wnassros, DEL, November S. 1856.
have tested Clarkas Mil fully, and am free to ssy that
il exceeds any mill 1 ever run. / ground ninst y.iaht
bushels Of wheat, and made twenty-three barrels and
twenty two pounds Of super1ne -four out Of ii, which is a
hrs. rate Weld tor one hundred bushels.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-10-16
mi MOORE IS -
( 49, !. n sssst. PREMIUM
HAT ESTABLIS H TENT

Those in want Of tip-top HATS, are reminded that
their taste can be erafified at the, PREMIUM HAT
STORE, No 2e7 Broad street, where can always be
found the NEST durable and complete assortment in
the city My purchases necessarily large, to sup
ply the Increasing demand for the present popular
Hats which have been introduced this Fail
NV assortment of CAPS for gentlemen, youths and
bsys and my children's and misses HATS, CARS
and FLATS are full and well selected. II
Ny stock of Ladies' aud Misses FUkS 70 fun ana
In fact my stock is very large and well selected o.
all articles belonging to my business, which VIII
wholesale or retail, at the very lowest prices
Country merchants viii do well to call and exs-
mine my stock before buying Call at the freniuin
Hat Store. 207 Broad street. 80. .
= ." - - > RICHARD MOORE.
r. Stats made to order, at the shortest n9tice'
warranted to please. se @f--ia
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RICHARDSON & CO.'S
II CARPET, OIL CLOTH
AND CURTAIN WAREROOMS!
K NO. 95 MAIN STREET.

We have determine conilae our sales in future
TO the goods indicated above, BY RETAIL and having
arranged our entire and conveniently fitted store for
that purpose now prepared to exhibit the largest
and most complete assortment of -
Carpetings Oil Cloths, Curtain Goods, &c.,
aver in the State of Virginia. and but rarely met
with in any one establishment in the United States.
Importing direct from the English manufacturers,
and selecting with care in person. the best American
fabrics shall at all times be prepared to furnish
promptly all articles tanning TO our business, and
relying ON the citizens of Virginia, North Carolina
and Tennessee sustain in enterprise, assure
them we will be content with moderate profits.
1t 10 eur intention to keep our stock supplied
the year with the latest styles of fashion
able goods in our line.
We now invite buyers to examine cur entirely new
stock which embraces greaL variety in patterns of
Velvet Tapestry and Brussels Csrpeting
80 Three ply, Ingram and Venetian do Be-
Velvet Chenei lille and Brussels Bugs
s1t Door Parlor and Chamber Mats .
e Satin Worsted and India Damask .a.F
Satin and Figured DeLaines .e.Hfts .,4
Brocatelle and Turkey Red
= Muslin and Lace Curtains = .a.s8sa.
Corrices and Bands for Curtains es.7 st4t
Cord, Tassels and Gimps do zt2
Window Shades, all styles and qualities
Pisno and Table Covers Fsf 81
Worsted Fire Screens and Foot Stools -
Crumb Cloths and Booking ~
Booking for steps, new article .-t
Floor Oil Clothe; Table OIL Cloths
Oil Goth Rugs
Stair Linen Stair Rods, &c. s'@s 81
When furnished with diagram and measurement of
room or hail. will saparintend the cutting of Car
pets and Oil Cloths to any pattern,
se 30-Sm* RICHARDSON l. co. s,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-10-16
~FALL. TRADE m
8 S s! A
TIKI GREAT SOUTHERN HAT AND
CAP MANUFACToRY AND DEPOT.
JOHN pOOLEY, 81 Main Street,
- prcrJH9nND VA

1ss8s . ID RICHMOND, VA, e4..t
HAS nav ready for the Fall trade, by wholesale and
retail the NEST varied and extensive stock he has
aver imported Or manufactured. Isl
In order that the requirements OF all MS customers
NAV he most fully noet-and to obviate the necessity
of Country merchants and others going or sending
North fer their Goods he has laid in assortment Of
esery article IN his line both home and foreign for
which he could find in the different markets he has
visited or communicated with.
To the getting up of Silk and other Hats In his
manufactory he pays the closest attention, and he
feels confident that few other houses North or South
Gao equal and none excel him therein. s
His facilities for conducting his businen being of
the most complete kind all orders viii be filled with
the greatest punctuality and promptness.
au 30-ts - -tte .-.-.L