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The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-11-28
FALL. AND WINTER CLOTHING
Ar JOHN yORpAN,g

EOA 4 LOIHISCf TORE. rH hua
- .lg d 2HdF aTied assortment o Hens and
"a tsays' 6eady made CInthsng, embrac
Hg @tt 4lG EeH and approve les, and ma by
Eugt arrsneU 8ut Ofthe best material.
Fine ,taediuEs ADD eamm0h, Union, Beaver ,F el,,
p7tat FstesShag ag aad FIusaing, bangups, sack and
lss5 ,Jfsgeo@ts, Gioth, Dress snd Froek Coats Of
sgrCas and qualities. cloth, Cashmere, Sati-
aet velvet and Tweed Paata!oons. Silk, Satin, Va.
fena4, ,SWAhsd0wR, VelVel, Plush, Cloth, Csssiner.
saADet, n5ublt and Single breasted Vests. MONKEY
JlcEcts- Dfawsss. undefshris, Hosiery, suspenders,
Gloves VA "a, AHdk karchiefs Shirt Collars Stocks
Hes, seAris, Winchester and Scott'sappreyed Patei(
ShQ4lderseaA SaiEts, Asellasand allxrteIes
Is Eept III gonsieman's furnishing stores, including
{dtes De Caam0Ee and Revere testsand 0yercoats.
ASA, ppIdid assortment o. uncut Cloths, Cassi-
IA fesud Nesttass -aIi OF Whlea viii be made w Ia
3Edst5lhs bestnlaRnes, with promptness, al accom-.
a0siaisg, priees- and hyeunpete Z workmen. This
establishment .sAn tAe monthly receipt ofths latest
1shioassb AtordarsntFusiedt q TO them may be re :
IA puA as 0ulng the latesistyle those who de
sIg.l. AttufRnner Of plain work and work gen
3e ~ ia - ,Pronplll TO retofors
EAeS 1ta ueN style together with a II ofthe eos
stgH kla&S constant Lyon hand. sa ara
Crate lulloEp patronage Lhesa bseribe
III hopes 10 n1erit the onilnnanee ofthesame.
JOHN JORDAN.
Mer0hantrAitolndefothie on Froptstreat, spp6-
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CHEAP
VhLfE
;DsE ARE "a -EogH STORE

sIAEsDsS ikkE "a -B'Ebgsi STORE
MEN iEEs&NGEuENT.
Ii / HANG iusf 5F5fso ga extensive stock o Sto7cs
- anl Hardware Ia the OLD STAND or H. u,
RI smith -
eECsrucr roni and itEtEdy Nirects.
Whore there s tnNai lBF9 +t8 sIaglota a4sort-
nent Of
SHELF AND HEAVY RDWA1E,
Ss-, Spike s-s Carpenters and Aeuer's Tools, aud
IL tgt ryeyN huI4 the Haniwars ii;tp which VIII sell
for Cash. eteaier BE- had aey ,7iaAi,hmeutD in
this city.
Give lie a Call
Don't fog the place, Corner Front and Brady Streets
'tn,.,q Z
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soap al 0 cts. = Gallon

SyAP0NlFIER or Concentrated Lye-NAEranted
- So niAk Soap witaou Lime and With little uou-
80. usl ,hs thins for Washing made easy Call and
rel 4 box far sale cheap At the II .wSeye Store By
juns ttf JACOB WEAysR ia, 81 %.
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3A"t'N ,.aaIsA8I AEPNER,
Forwarding and Commission Aereasatss .,r
80 . RURRoWs s. NEW BLOCH, fhoNl 2i NEE :
Davenport, Iowa. ,-
orders sslieltsd .3r the purchase oi "'e'"' "''
WaoI and Produe gone rally
--RsTRs EArEs--
Ruyrau . & PfeityHlGuJ Davenport, iowa
vtsa Pasey s Wise, Phtl., Fs,5
s,nrinyer, Hagbaugh d Co, PitsDuTs' f~.'
apaDg y Co.. -
isaph Il, Elder, 81. Logts, Aog
G"nrie Hammer, Cincinnati, ohia,
a Mr.}ay j. sons, J .Lisb9ilj
d. 4 d. Mcdonald & Co, NesisNni'' "H."'
a4uhian MAniH,
t.eorRe Wells, -
ilassey 4 Sluctalt
lam, IS Graham, Now Garden,
IeTci,ants gaHerally, salem,
ar
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New Arrangement.
AX y -
Important to Passesagers going East
JOIIFf ,CpT oFF.

u
TWO ia.I, tt.tHs leave Joliet except sundayal
! e4unr. tinx a. Lake StA6on WIN the Michigan
Central r. n ., uesfoit, aud thence with The Groal
Western t4a.i- 4itway Ior Niasars Falls, Ruraio,
Affair Nau hnGt Eoston, fnhhasiptia, MONTREAL
s..
lkAISs LEAVE JOLIET:
Gl. A. III ilshtnias Express arfiyxs al Detroit al
. P. A. Niagara Fails i,3D nexi Corning and = YORK
sP. NJ OF BoslCn atIs 81 uighl, arrive al fhladel.
phis ysi Euai 10 r. VI. also eohlsetsat al Detroit
tth sic nefs iof 4 lie yeland. and theueawh morn
luEtfsiu. 10 all points ia Ohio asd Penhsyl SahiA
sIOP. III. express connects II ofninx al Detiol
with north shore h1e Of steamers through Without
adding, arriving at %, 50 NJ. connecting Win ha'
pfsss tfxin Lo New York and Boston. A iso con
nosts with the ornng tron on The Canada Railway
aiIis ing a. Niagara Falls st G,3O r. NJ.
Through tickets can be purchased al lhe lcRet oil.
lac company at Joliet, ailo passengers to
iA, over and resu uie their seats al pleasure
lnly al ~ div N. RICE, Supl.
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Stuufs.
BUY YOUR STOVES

NIyHERE uitl 4iwa r. Be '1RHd one Of the ba.! a.
w .Ortp,eBts OF stores, - Plate, Sheet Iron
|jrs. JBpaHned Ware. Tin, sffet Iron and Copper
Ware in tbls city. Among bi+ z1-ortmeptgt
= II d Y Il :
are the eel stUd Climax aud Charter OAK Cook
stove., cotIat Yo4# fai and conplsIe
sottmeut Parior, Boz ri HsatiBg Stoves, Eieyate1
Oven Stoves, and many other patterns too numer
Gus to mention Our motto -, Quick Sales ana
small Profits Good work. all warranted or no sale,
One dollar save Is dollar rned; and by calling
at this Stove Store viii save II and get )HS ~
good an article as at any othcr house.
Parficuar atte niioa paid 10 House Roofing, spout
ing and Job Work in general out of good I'm and
stock, hoping to receive share Of the public pat
roBage by this motto; "arick sales anf Small
Profit. isep6} IL. l.. HORNE.
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Mea Long Rubber Boots.
THE sH0E TRAuR

COUNTRY Merchants are invited - call ard
- anaa oar assortment, which Il iasG suited to tnI
Market OR prices viii GO ali til8ay nc a- Tow az
tanse cC h.cSgo OF 81. Leais.
Dee DAWSON, GEICGS j GO.
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Copper, Tin and Sheet
Iron Shop.

THE undersigned are now opening new Copper,
Tin and Sheet Iron J JObbiug shop, on Seq
Und Street near Harrison street A full assortment
OF the various articles composing III stock OF com
sleie Tin-ware and Stove Store. An sorts of we'll,
eisterr and Doubie-Aeting Force Pumps can at all
times be had at the above mentioned place.
Lead Pipe, Sheet Lead, Sheet Copper, Sheet Znc,
and Bathing Tubs GU hand constantly.
Their long experience in the business makes the
subscribers confident Of satisfying all calls made in
their line.
Particular attention paid to Tin Roofing and espe
ciaily TO selling Williams paIeul Pump with bail
valves
July Ii, '56dLf Bt&UAAEk & CASskLv
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ITUs SALT. THE INVENTOR OF ALPACA
Goops. A demonstration of very
interesting character took place recent
ly at Bradford, Yorkshire, England,
in the shape Oft presentation TO one
Of the most remarkable men and en-.
inent English manufacturers. The
history of Titus Salt is in itself II ro.
nance, He is "self made" man.
Born in poverty, aad educated in alb
ject toll, he is now in the prime of life
one ofthe richestmen in England, and
perhaps the greatest private employer
OF labor in the world His fortune
was made by one ofthose lucky dis
coveries that occur once or twice in
an age. The story is worth telling.
A few years since a woollen manu-
Iacturer, not troubled with two much
business, went to Liverpool TO buy the
raw article required in his trade
While here he was shown over pile
OF new warehouses, then thought one
OF the wonders OF the port, his keen
Yorkshire eye alighted upon packet
OF something that looked like and yet
was not really wool
In answer to his inquiries, he was
told that it was hair shorn from kind
OF wild goat, which inhabited South
America, but it was hardly worth i'm
porting, as little or no use could be
found for il. He examined its tex
ture, though he could do something
with the almost unknown and neglect
ed produce, and begged to have a sam
pie. He took the hair home, mada
his experiments, kept his secret, and
finding his expectations as to the ia
brio which it would produce realized,
bought up the raw material at a low !
hgure and manufactured miles of cloth
which is now in universal use tor coat,
trousers, dresses, umbrellas, and an in.
finite variety of articles under the
name of Alpaca and which Is a
fsvorite material with all classes in
this country, The shaggy goats wool
has turned out to be a regular golden
fleece to Titus Salt, for ont Of the
money he has made by his manufac-
ture, he has built the largest mill in
England, which daily employs 5000
hands, and has more than double that
number Of families depending upon its
existence for their own.
This palatial establishment, which
comprises largetown with its limits,
is named Saltaire, after its founder,
and supplies the nation with Alpaca
IN every variety and form. Saturday
was the anniversary of Titus Salts
birth, and the third anniversary OF the
Inauguration Of his monster works
dis working people showed their res.
peet for him by making the occasion
famous as another anniversary-that
OF presenting to him marble bust OF
himself, To the number of 3, 900 the
hands marched in procession to Mr..
Salts house, which bears the cozy
name Of "Orow's Nest spent the
morning pleasantly in his grounds, had
sgrand dinner beneath ama,,quee, and
then they marched to Bradford. where
IN the st. Georges Hall, (the princi.
Pal building in the town the present,
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Dress and Cloak Trimmings.
FIR Il SIl M u A u =

FI'ht subseriher aas tas sali 10 the GpPeF ono
l. ofihs Lever Markst, where ke assures tee taS
lie he spreFaryd at all LINES 70 serve them VIA a.
prices thy DO Obtained ia tiselty. He asks
share Of public patronage Meal delts gird Z. me
residenees ofcustamers W. ~ MOohf-
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stores. stores.
MULTIPLIED BY STOVES.
a L. 4 ]. L 1

stores. stores.
MULTIPLIED BY STOVES.
AND THE ANSWER ~ STOVES!
4 THOUGH we cannot keep oH hand some stto
"A 3oOu stoves, some 81 our He!gh51rs, the TeA-
sons are, sell so cheap and good article Of
stove. that ii becomes dldcGtt 10 supply I'D do
mAsd, but supply "s freight cars ha arrived
and been placed our road, and Ne have pisled
our arrangements 10 be able Is supply The
demands oi all, te the same hiDHE OR Less.
So after looking around among all the "oSE
Horse Stow shoPs iu thIa elty, :" ~ purpose,
to
TwitehsIl Gillstls,
The only Steys EmpoFIuht "a tbs hrst, aHd buy
store Is Is store. tn oar prices, lar cLeapness,
We defy all Hpetitioh--sysry Article UzeFAAtsd,
nid II not satisfactory, "o refund tLr Hon~y anlohs
our assortment may be found the col, bfatci
Forest Oak, Tor wood or Csal; the Climax;
Black Diamond. Tor coal; The King OF
Stoves and Governor, elevated ovens
All kinds 0i PhrlOr. Once tno Heating SEoFes.--
Tin aad C0ppac &ar1 81 hand ~ ali times. HouE
ing. Jobbne, dc. done 70 order
Brady Street, nearly opposite the P o.
4-llf DAEEAPDkI. IOWA.
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Rork ksIauo.
Wall PaDerl Wall PaDer!
The Old Pioneer Bakery still ahead!

The Old Pioneer Bakery still ahead!
HEsubscribeT has recently made extensive prep.
arsIions Iof the manufacture Of Eutter, Sugar,
boston, Sods, Pic Me, Water and Oyster Crackers,
Pilot Bread, de, xc., together with good assort-
me 81 Of Loaf bread, Cakes and Rusks.
have also purchased the Patent Right for Scott
souuty, for the manufacture of CrEm + Paafs
PATENT LOAF BREAD,
made BY Machinery. The advantages claimed for
this process OF making Bread, these the Bread Is
more unform in quality, and handsome in appear :
aUes, ii, 10 much wher and more even, il keeps m uch
longer without becosang stale, and TO many persons
Is not objee uonable when week old, il cuts as
handsome the finest French roll il goes farther,
anu is readily introduced into families who have ney
or used Bah er's Bread before. ! shall continue 10
q Bread Wagon a. heretofore. In Offering the
abos articles, terms hich cannot all 10 give en-
lire satisfseton hope TO be able 10 supply all who
may faSer with their patronage. Thankful for
past fasors, hope TO meri: continuance of the
same. All orders from tn country promptly attend
I'd TO. DANIEL MOORE,
Pioneer Bakery, Front Street, one square above
Burrows d Prettyman's Steam Mills.
DAysnpO ri, May %, 1856 du
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for EOur0wh hentht nsN ef DC " thout "
What Overs Healing Embrocstion is,

What Dyer's Healing Embrocation IS,
II is perieet Pain Destroyer and ilsalrale rein-
als for the cur ot Rheunitfsnl Cats NVuus faIn "A
ths side Back and LilaLs IHilao sare lrss., Burns,
scall-, sweliiugs, sgu,, Cr.uaP, plts e. fur Cars
al NpaAIs 1t Is sulrTiU L. aay other pearltlll 70
Nj! afford Immediate relsi n, sgiIs basns, ana TOT
PAINS weakness III any part Of the system II VII gifA
,sItain relief IN avery sburt time.
Used internally, il il the ua,st salalOle rei-
lies iIF SEanp spaSIIJdic GectGns III pHs q sDr-
less The side, throat chest, aud sto sGt ior sick
headache nausea, sickness. raennattsia, ~ Gy 81
.-fu4 weakness taused by fall q strain IL possesses
,,stLng, healing and esih-desiruy z properties n-
naied Is ANY other compound lue,ieus, and ss have
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+. T.. Il +, L.. JOHNSTON,
CARPENTERS AND BUILDERS.

Shop on Sseo'd, bet. K. Island d FER Y As
N ESPECTFrLLY beg lsays 9 30 inform the atiEens
IL of pavepportand Vicinity that they are IapaEsa
tocontTGetfoT butlding every description FTop1
Iins M III llaa, ioas Apt2 .Ss sau.
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THE DAILY GAZETTE,
LOUIS NAPOLEON


y The report which has found its way
& into the papers, Of Louis Napoleon 8
& hroken state of health, appears to be
y without foundation. He has doubtless
# for long time exhibited symptoms Of
Z spinal complaint and that fatal dis
4 ease Ramollianealt rouge which
4 are the natural spawn Of over indul-
gence in those passions to which Lonis
& Napoleon gives unbridled fling. At
certain moments, too, his many mis-
tresses relate that, like the first Napo-
leon. he ia subject to violent conyul
sions, but his health has never been
in the state OF hopeless ruin pictured.
So far from This, the change OF air, the
waters, and the constant exercise,
mostly on foot, which he took at Plom-
biers, has given him, we have heard
from one who saw him since, quite
an elastic gait and embrowned com
nlexion. Even NJ. Pelissicr, fresh
from the training Of the Crimea cam
paign, was put to his best pace 10
keep up with the Emperor in ten
mile walk. II was the fashion once
TO unlerrate Louis Napoleon, it was
then tho fashion to oyerrate him, and
it is now beginning 10 be the fashion
to underrate him again, precisely in
proportion 10 his good or i'll fortune
So runs the world That he has No
genius those who know him best well
know On his hard, mean, impassa
bic countenance, there is not one no
bic lineament or bright expression
His education, too, is most imperfect,
and be is entirely without knowledge
His forte lies in cunning plot, strong
voliuon, and unscrupuIous action -
He is shrewd rather than sound, be
ing what the French call "a special
man" He is extraordinary in the
scene Of being unusual rather than
wonderful he differs from other men
more than he surpasses them, he is
tenacious and vehemently imperious
in carrying ont his purpose, but he
changes that purpose every hour
With shch a narrow intellect. and un-
scrupulous coolness and tact in carry
ing ont his behests, it is hard to pre-.
dcate what may happen either to him
OF France. AT present he has two
things TO pat down, conspiracy and |
crinoline The latter resists his au-
thority even more absolutely than the |
former, though he has taken il en-
grippe, and begged and entreated,
complained and implored of the En-
press Eugene and Princess Mathilde
TO Set the example of good sense by |
Dropping the hideous fashion, the one
Iefuses On the ground OF being too thin, |
and the other OF being too iat.--Paris
Correspo ndent Of Tie ~ Y Times.
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Bo0t, nc shoos y tAs g Or Dozsa.

4 sibifss tstlis fip. tFStabtii4 ma b3ots7
IL = 81 Misses Kid, stor9eeo, EH aSptf . 5i.pPes
pegid q scweh hid Enamel & q 54s Gaa@ils
astios5af styles iar aan ~ s- g
DA %sON, G8tHGSs y CO.
Hr.lg street, ] door from u. n.EsHpaEt i9vz.
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~ spring Goods nave arrived!
CONSISTING or
C35Cns, Cassimeres, Vestings, s
EG. Ft bNs~sFgst. Gs,Dp>.
&aa y-n1ade CioEAina!

fa# 4lt@t4Css TO tay 4tler Le at4.. teBrulIaH u
ltrzs5 II the ssaEi b. 81. 5+sF, iisti an ready
st'lsay soSk Ess ris sss.t,.9aprs, 4sla Iss-
tH=st lHfs 10 50 ia4 Jay i7l s,Hl sl5sk of <.SIs
% s asa lito FarJ sttp-aAt. lsss Eefl 5t
A@EEse @#tfl HIf s#e#ts LEi.re s.sesF rutEuLr1,
1r=sfgTaslf - stsd Glance Idf secclian. -
t'ftasEE ia a5sgsfg SESS a srstis,gs
re - uak ags - ys-ss,r st saori Ausit4-, 4.
.i.a aass s6E ia . ths tft.
li- basts f.' ha4 esst 4 s. Fass year,
F..a u#5. Etas ast 8. s fsi.a,ls 1t.'t
sts EsE4i.E &l taHlztH f
-s.ta5 ~ dc Si0tHanE -; Fis Efment . y,
t.-tttu#s via sa5f -,.5,. ,4 4,.i A. 3rri,.I s,th
az fEfH-f ehiy aE4 Bai4it4fstii 10 at
rI=a' '- - aas my Hls. FfG4sr cali =
MS WARD ALDEN'S gas
EsIso tIa1sas storo,
a,scaHf ~ opposite fe titai7e Roqp aft
.ftseugert, Il sd5l lDwARp ALDEN.
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Boys Youths and Infants Boot.

Boys Youths aud Infants Boot
LARGE iot Of ~ above, Calf. Kip afH ~
Gtds, Wy
ijee3 qlSaN. GRIGGs = co.
Home Hade Boots and Shoes
I1r2 faags every sgfs 'and g51iify y Bodts. Ca
" teTs, Oxf9ri Ties, sd a.is 'alE @Fort ~ zefts
rpsla rtt.otiee. pfprisnt st0ca.
f.re Fho want ..sl,fss Asdc H}rs @slt 9isas4
.a5-E ytite.
b.rF ~ wSJE ff8IGGN & 70.
tnts Caters. Boys Caters. Youths GaltsrE
ysgE largest and bes st5cE Fe haye ever offered
flns Iait.ses aUi peZset, donble And Ain2i
ss!e. ,tiacS aad BRAT Enh Gaifers; Patent htsihSf
.na Hr:ksEie eaters. Tor sais very cheap p
Uea3 B.AM aOA5 bRi6ess a p
Me- Long Rubber Boots
Z Lt5 Rubber Sandals Caters ard slippers for hss
- !,e. ard Gents. AIissas and eaidreR by
Dee DANS0S, OKibGS & CO..
Warm Fset. Dry Feet,
4 Az son, IiRtGffT = CO. have q complete as
= sol Tsmeut sf Fas-tHsG Cioth aud Bnasio err
sates, b5t sale cnasH. dee 3.
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$40. 900 !.
Ii A RaD w A X +

UN CU00IOIVN-~bIHU VI THk
II n q ID a < Il J
<YEw storeon Second Street, four doors east OF
~ Brady. Carpenters, Builders, Black smiths, Ma
ehinisls, Tinnen aud Farmers will here nnd large
and assorted ssock Of shell and heavy hardw are,
which will be sold by the undsrsiynsdst len 10 twen
tyaye per less than before offered Ia this
market. ..f
Country dealers can buy st this store at rs low
sstes a. at y. Louis or Chicago. Call and examine
before purchasing elsewhere. -
iaiy So dtf &c. WAsABURN.
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u. O. :" % is e IA,
hEr4sgkFst

IIAS takeu ruolpv on Third street "a Gt oI BRADY
III HAs en- hand zlycinlens OF h0tb auG5eaIe and
riIsits an would 7peetu,ly solicit Ia dies and sem
tlemen to gave him u coil, bavenPNF' S~' -
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sIOrMbv ~ .FEiltste Il,
F. K sRERW0ODI

CARPENTERS AND buiLUEl NS'
"a Iune "a 80 atl
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,y, IN rd % IN tftt sl4re 1f th IL patronage by
nst.gt attention 10 the,l 1auta Rni t"mtotts' our
lalis !. IA DO -upp w,1n the BEST which t.s thAT
Eat i..si. AaA OK ladgas rooms are iaIhisLe2 ~
a i rs f.Ts5 1f aA5 ia the city jane "a uu
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Mississippi and Missouri Railroad
NE aH ~

NSand after Monday sept tsh, 1856, aud unit
farther notice train. ~ili leaya Davenport, fof
Iuscatine sud lows ciy ssundays excepied) as fol
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NEW YORK HOTEL.

Harrison, between Front and Second slees
! kiFfER a HonNUNdi folFIistoT.
Late, Robert hahEr.3 .-
nun gs0pugtoTs respectfully anhethLss 70 @ .Is''
aas.t ~ friends nd the travelling F'bh' sSHe
falte. ti,s ID anE ing pu released
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Uar0s.
ALVDRD i VAN pATTEN


ALV0RD i VAN pATThN
Successors 10 D. Sanford,
wnoiesaIe ANA nstRii DeatsfA ,n
Groceries, Drugs, Chemicals, Paints
0ils, dlass, Haiis, &c.
rArEKr MEDICINES, and Agents sor ali "a. .
JAYNEs' PbkPbRAfiONE-
Brady street, West Side, First Door Below
Second Street,
M y T. W y TT, 10 - 4
Davenport, Oct stn, ls5i-tsW.iy
A RCH / ECT L X T..
EDWARDS 81 CARROLL,
ARCHITECTS AID uPERIETEHDEnTs
OFFiC +, No. 10 FOart story Post ONCE buildtnSs,
Bfldy 1t, Dsysnpott, lom9 Tan l-au
c. 7 WEBB,
No IL leelaire Block, Davenport lows.
GENERAL DEALER rE
Drugs, Medicines, Gnsniuals, Paints, oils,
Dyo-Stutfs. Window Glass,
PerfuIasry, Fancys rtieles, Patent Medicines, ao.
ID EsPECTFuLLY calItho attention oflhe parebas.
ll inE community 70 our present large stooE OF
confident cannot surpassoa ehsr II price or qusi
y. We would invite the attention Of country Store
Keeper aud Physicansto our prces sad Foedthefor
Famiiy sIodicine sand tt3 Prescriptions
nlIy com lponnded fat n
SCOTT HOUSE
Corner OF Harrison and Front slreets, one
Square below the Steam Packet aud Ferry
Landing.
I.J.hUMPHRRY, Proprietor,
In. aoaid respectfully atlslOdaee 10
sassxe j his eastern friends and the pabiir Ia
ass sszx gerers that having purchased lhe
psssAA Large New Hotel
E12&0 ila4led as above, he H. Eow making ini
uropements pn shs pGeaIsas and viii shdeAfof "a |
nerh- share d the patronage oi lac tF5Eriing pub
lie.
Tata A0a4E
IAN ~ q, ~ a ,s ,lsAss a. IsosIt5sl ~ Dsv 1i4Psft1
a,I i,s s. yi,s Of tile river E4oGE Island cay i
/. u,l ,5i Old Furl A stfouE- SOY - % iti
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Dry Goods, Clothing, eto

Dry Goods, Clothing, etc.
kIJi-4re noW offefin al our store, No. Il Bra
w ~ SSrAeAt door 10 ths Post otiee, splendd
Cho H1rIG. IS
Nss stani er, and the latest style ef
hsEA GOODS,
asis ligg fg pc art oi French and Eng giish Mernoes
iat ailatlzared AipaeaF, black, plain and eoiofst
5sialnss, ~ %9ol v4shmeres1 GiIgiaIas.e cailss-,
$ bile Gr'ds, fHtoroieres sha"ist Cioaks, Do
.Iestic Goods iv4il thelc branches.
EkaIs and Caps Al wholesale asa retail, and
ssoeat macy rth9F aIti.les loo lHns 10 nisnr
nn. AH III y w4lyh wil sell as IL H. lhey ean be
'oughL sns where west u New fork s2sa5-s
tUulaI! ugrchaa.s arc particularly Invited IL eN'
snlnc cur stock before makiag their purchases
we afal ~ IN limes 2e aaRpy 70 show our goods,
t3 . s.'s '5,i,itf 's' STR1Gss S6bgRNDoRRFsR.
i NUNBkB Of desirable lots for residences on
! Brady, Aiau aEl harrison streets, TO lease Tor
be of u year,. Apply to n
uaicc on Naln estwssn Fr5ai and seeaal ai 4.
aug iadG
&sLAEkEx PATENT MILLS.
Extra Family Flour, &C, s@.
s,av iI ~ - ~ 9I.'.T .nj y soHl MS a,s asI .s
tEeueu Of AOus,ecarvrs to ito very superior quality.
tln3s confident shas h uat excelled. We whl also
esp constantly ua hand for sale,
iddliugs, or Cornell soarse and fine, Graham
er Unbolted FIoar, ship-stuHs, Shorts,
Bran and Screenings.
Gtve 4 eali cash fpr Wheat, o. Flour exchanged
yts corner Perry aud Third streets
swan Mills H
fEERtiI y l.. Il CIRCUIT. aas 4.
L5 claire, Iowa,
Il wou-a tnafta do tttizoHs aud trade OF Scott
: V and 4c5n F4A- 1altes, that We ara now manu-
ahturng reGJ sapagar article Of Flour which We
s. e 2ar 7asset. 9tatous in This paper, anaNs
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MANUFACTURES OF
41aE, apxaCi Ca nASsi~5sN,
Iowa, between Second and rrohl asH,
DAVENPORT, IOWA.
July ID att
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~ IA re hoW offtfins al store, No. IL Bra
w NJ 81, leAt door 10 the Post Otie,a, y syleadt
ssSsttnru 81
CIo HINT G.
aHsiStEg pf all qualities, mad up ia i saFk IA n
/ se manner, nd the iatess style 81
IsEA GOODS,
lsisA GsltIkls.
TO Lease.

4 NUIBER OF desirable lots for residences on
Brady, Aiatu aud harrison streets, 10 lease Tor
Ia. term 81 - years. Apply to
..Ea ". "a. +. GURLEY,
Elice on Nala hatween Front and Second SIS
aug Ia dtf