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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-08-08

A founi tl.e la svsi iot Vi I4...,
n Linens, laess, Fdgincs, aEi every variety Of
White goods, at prices that cannot b. beat in es,
western market aprs6
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-08-08

SHAVING AND HAIM.Ce THING.
FIsHE saloon Of George cahus, below Parsons
Bank, on Main strcet,is the favorite resort Of
0entem for clean shaving, sgree bile poOing.
aud scientific hair cutting.
FANCY ARTICLES.
variety Of choice Fancy Articles, including
fine soaps, Pomatum, Brushes Of ali kinds, Crsvats
Collars, de-, always on hand, and cheaper thar
elsewhere. GEO. CABUS.
apr78-d4m
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y0l.D and common Jeveiry, aud q asd and sil,ef
~ watches, at spf-5 HISIUN's.
ksNkkl variety Of goods comprised 10 the Notion
IL and Fancy Goods line al Huston a, ie.s tina,
cLnnoi fall 70 inlnce purchases and beseI the buy
e.. Call at No. "a, and examine for ygarselYes.
Hpr26
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-08-08

LIME! LlMEI3
VXJE, the undersigned, would inform our friends
wv aud thu public In general, that We have just
burned kiln Ut hrst rate lime and will constantly
keep hand full supply of said Ariels daring tke
season. Orders rsspcctfully solicited.
Kiln. the first below the corporation limits.
mch24Ad6u b. ZWART co.
DLAIDS.-Thosc beautiful Scotch and Tartan
Plalds, every variety can be found Of
sop17dkw WOODWARD COS.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-08-08

CUTTINGS PATENT a MBHOT lPEA.
INHESE pictures Snasnn
l. ahead Il any thing - 1zy~ysa
before made. The r. ~ Nhe4.A
subscriber would call <U00N h%R
ths attention VI those 49, aH1[1l0
wishing to get pic
ture that Will never fade change in the least, tn
the superiority Of Cuttings Ambrosypcs. BE par
ticuar, If ID Of one Of these, to call NJ the
AMsaorYrE GALLERY, No. 3, Third Street. Pictures
warranted to giveentire satisfaction, and guar
anted to equal any in the western country. He has
got the largest and finest Gallery between st. Loais
aud Chicago, with side Ugh, and sky light, which
other ,aliery this city has He has the exclusive
RICH, If this patent for keoka k and Lee eouny All
other pictures protesting 10 be the couater
fe,s, aud imposition the public. They
but worthless imit aions II the genuine Ambrotype,
gotten up TO dcc,iye the public The Ambrotype
will keep wateras we'll IS upon the parlor table.
They may ala. be set in tomb stones, and remain
uni IN paired for ages.t
5su- Instructions given In Ambrotyping, and al
taking pictures giass. not patented To suit
those who wish to travel. He has also large
stock Of chemicals on hand and coll odeon u the I'm
est quality, and ready for
Gallery No. 3, Tbiid-st, keokuk. Iowa.
apr35-dtf EMERSON. Artist.
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Office.

Keokuk, Iowa, Ma, 10.
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beautiful preparation for the Hair and properly
used, will restore IL to ito original softness and
beauty Those Who have used il say IL is the beat
Irepara, ION they have seen.
Sud, wholesale and retail, by WILLIAMSON MAR
SHALL itfugrists successors II. II. ayres, corner
II Main and Third ltrcets, Reokuk. lows. Also by
pru.sists and Morehants throughout the State.
Opsebet 3 'sas-aAwy
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-08-08

I HAVEboaght oas thg by Goods store Of James
r. Bruce, aud Will here at continue the business
ia The same pgaeg.
aamenberthe places One door east d II u Wood
ward Go, Main street. g. A. WILLIAMS.
laeI4lkg
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-08-08

The subscriber proprie-
tors Of the Empire Stove
Works, st. Louis, beg
leave to inform Stove
Dealers in Iowa that they
have established a branch,
Of their house in Keokuk,
where they will keepcon-
stantly on land a large
and wcll-assorted stock
~
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-08-08

II 0MERIC BALLADS, and Comedies of LueiAn,
i L translated by the late VIM. MeQuinn. For sale
by CAVE son.
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MARRIED.,
ARNOI X-LOIT--

ARNoJ X-LOTT-In New Brunswick, n j.; on wedne.d.y.
Oct. l. by the Rev Dr. How, Mr. VII iam AnouI u New
York To Mi,. M 'se A. Lott Of New BIuns~ieh' n j..
BAKER-SIIEDD-Ob ThuTsdsy, Oct. 2, BY the Key w IN.
T. Bsuch the residence Of The bride, Mr. Edward Baker
10 Miss Mary h. Shedd al Of this city
p ushkc. p-ie pspeTs please copy.
gOLTON-BARROW-fn BrOoklys on Thursdsy Oct 2 ~
'hc Rev Mr. Dler Henry Bolton, Of w.seh.st.i Cooo-
~ ssrsh j. BsTrow dau skter Of the LEE Captain JAn
Borrow, and adopted daughter VI Thomas H. Norn' u
b., okyn -. n,
DE- RI TTER-CROMW ELIZA Mannor.iEg Island kye,
NV York wsdLs dsy o. az The r. .iarne p y, nv
bd,s fafher by The Rev Eds ard e. Bun Jonn u. N.Y.
o. N,wYork 10 HenIetf. N Ony daughter OF CSae' l.
Cron.w ell. esl. u the fDImoE place q, r..s,
GILES DARBF En- williamsburg, L. u, op IN
SIT 90 IN he R-y Jsrne. w. heLaLe Lewis o, of,
I.PoIte Ind 10 AiTiett H. yOuBgest ds"shVrf ~ 'N
DsILer, Of VII an .brrsh n. hv the Rev D,
UTNT-ANIDON-On WedEo,dsy' Oc'. u ~ m,t T. u
d. Burclsrd a, the resieenee Of thg o,' Es.nr(. 81
Ee1rv " Hunt 10 Miss s.ss, daughter % fiA''' IL
Aui1,,u e.a al Of this city. - O.. ox l..L. n.
unvr yEIV-n Hector Thursdsy sept 20 " tne ny.
kim Mr Hiram Hgyey, a hsnt.no ILLINOIS, 10
- 81 A., H. youuze. dsu ghtsr OF Harry KY esd
- .a,Ep So.-BfTTs-On Tu sdaJ evening sept. 10, Dy
=; rev ChsIles Ksi,ey Mr hAl "a rsh'"h' Of H'~'
~ NJ. C,u.l. A. Be,t. Of broDkIyn.
nj xPstJS-BFLCHER-At sDg Sing On WedI esdsl. OF
id nee 81 br6e. f4ilsr by the Rev Nllson
/, nc, Rdwsrd D. q. II onpon Associate PrDcips OF
,ud Commercial Institute At Pom Chester n Z
-, Lpisc your zes, G.rlhter Of Dr. William " Be.eaeF
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DIED..

rPsI PIN b. city Thursday evenins OF Frederic -
Jr,op Of the iIu o. je.up CO Dubaque Iowa -oi
II lie ai- {. e. J-sl = the 18th gear 4 hi,
L.. relative, ruds invited att III biz turefa th-
fsld~rcc bic mother No Is East Thirty third street GA
"a UILsg a. c.AooH a ] - .rck
rs .tfla.Ls a.. l. oxen Westport Conn Tor mr.
Rscsd eayiL dept y CANA street and Fourth ave
-Hg 7. ~. y-.eytB - ..:eet a Z oco,k dHie ~.
~ enth street cspeci-y t' w ~
Of friend. y Ao socoIri any the Iensiaa 81 -.
EInC-sl.d.I., ~ Taul.l4y o. Z Mercy tt-tt o. 10"
XII. ia a.. . ytAf q her 49,, =, H..
Her relatives and eDds and .hOss u her s"n fAh s
sd Ter .o--i-.-w. red ag't5 az inlts' ~ - T.
uerll IL o. leg % ~ " otA7A-- ''4''. -
vrt,v s3'f-.cor 81 crc,t , 49,. ..t .
rAPPLf on dns.isy De- J. A'"iD's' A'PP'' -
Tef,a,irc, 81 {. ~. o. b. Hmi7 sal o. b.. 500 y
A.rxa lave, " mr. ,x.a s.:e, n u a's.ask saa2e
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M, BE- caught FROM the pile when 'A'' ''-
In III. CON-, IS -.,id uublic decentralization. what
wandrr !. !, ,bs, ,be sstip OF the Government tends
continually with fearfuIly sugmcniing i"5'e - Lc az
eraudzeneut of the .la,cLoldins elias uvn IL
Ment can never be better OF "ser "I " Nj can
49,, a. e se ,to, he Cou Of the United States in
isc gave up Ivrc 5snk Of the Ms,sPp gate ~
to The Iatsent lie Of KaI AMI wa. Gcn,es a. sIe
Ksr.ss s,s N.i,.sLai Who can wonder that it con-
sfn,ed TO annex and pdmi TeSas with power II ss9d''
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fAdver,isement.I
-Nntu ithsfnndinp the attemnts OF

many on 10 advance popular bstters into ths
POLITICAL arena public barge will learn with pleasure that
UNr III. peoples batter, Who was the maker for msny yes
os 81 the Broalway hats by which his employees acquired
10th ory r.pue has concluded 70 stick 70 his own lat a.
hi. Fulfon-sf In the Oak Hall Building-
r>T avs that a. the popular bator Of the city he looks
mn rve,O Of envy the Mayor
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ADVERTISEMENT

Old DAGuERREOTNPEs are reproduced BY tho
PporossApH with the certainty and perfection They
ma, be made larger original and painted equal to Poo
Trait. lie. BRApys oaiefy NO. Soe bfoss"S'
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dollar PHOTOGRAPHS, fine as any IN the city.
olorod by lady artists extra 6ne Portraits 81 PIe.ldenl
Csnddaf, 20 Club- Is per i0 Niagara Fslis yers-be
only IT Falls taken, " fortIsts ~
The p."pe Is ns at HOLINESS DEPoT OF AkT No 81
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Advertisement

Visitors from the South aud West will find the
and AMBaorYPEs BRADys Gallery far rpe.
ror and less expensive than those made home
No $50 Broadway.
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fAdyer'iseInent
Manager PrRDy

RDl NATIONAL NUf
Is b,ua another Uncle Tom ruth with c. W Tsylors dramatic
version of DRYD. or TIVE DISMAL SWAMI Might aztec
eht the hons. il crowded and hundreds turned away
Little Cordoba Howards Tom Tit" and Mr.. o. Ho"'rds
Miy" are admired their Eva aud Topsy DO see ths
niece At this Tht alter 10 night.
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PHOTOGRAPHS of the late l.. b. SHEPARD for
sale At BR.Dys GALLERY, NJ. $50 Broadway Si 50 ard -
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PHOTOGRAPHS al

PHOTOGRAPHS Of
GrORGE SrEERs,
LeR,Nko b SnEPAsD,
GEORGE PEABoDy.
THos b. MAcAULAs,
M LOUIS BLANC.
Have recently been added The collection At BsADS, o
~ No $50 Broadway.
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Mr.. RRAnA,s PHOTOGRAPHS are conceded /

be ,b finest eyer produced in this country Particular s,cn.
tn requested the NGNErrE PHoroGRArH in wAer col
or made III, at I'll, Gallery They superior 10 Por
ttnit Attsinable ia New York
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sprc,vIN ppOTOGRAPUs from BRADYS Gal


ery may be seen the Merof oitsn, g. Nicholas aud New
Iurk Hotels.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-02-18
II CARD.

I'll Ca1 n H.
ENCOURAGkD BY the nosral patronage extended
IL to Inc by tue clt 1eHs OF Davenport since CON-
mencing business in the city, desire to return 10
them and all my siaesre thaHks hnd aekHopt-
sdSsments; trusting by careful attention TO their
wishes and tastes, and BY far and honorable dealing
20 merit their Kind fsyors and confidence. Knowing
the desire and want the part of the LiDlE S tor
goods Of the best stglss and qadiittss, shall en-
eayor tie ming spring TO offer for their inspection
d better assortment and class of rich and fac goods,
than has heretofore been brought to the west
In order to make room and 90 prepared for the
spring trade, shall from this date offer my goods at
extremely io press, and people may expect and OCT
u good bargains can be obtained IN any CHEAP
house in the city. Respectfully,
n. Z. NAD WORTH,
Dealer in Fancy and Staple Dry Goods. No. hiain
ST between Front d Second. Jan 10
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FlgK IN Rock IsLAND.-Last Saturday
forenoon frame building IN Rock Island,
situated below the gas works and near the
river. was destroyed by fire We had no
opportunity Of learning the particulars. but
presume the loss wac not very great
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h0LlEE WoRkMAN-W notice that MI
"'th' OF The Moline Workman, has asso-
>'a'ed with himself J. E. WsBR, end that
IL paper and the business Of the office vi j!
S''eaitef be conducted under the name Of
e"'TA d WEBB. The last number Of the
'o'1man completed the first year and
-" OF It's existence, and we are pleased to
"" mat its prospects are very encoura'
log.
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uooD, FOR MoLisE.-At an anti braska
neeting held in Moline, on last Monday
Hsnng, series of spirited resolutions con
kmnng the pro.slayery policy Of the Ad.
PM trston were passed, and $4,000 in
honey raised for the benefit of the Free
Siate cause in Kansas.
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PARISH, Forwarding and Commission
nefehants, has been changed to that of
HuLL, Books & Co. Mr.. BRooks has
seen for some time connected with the
sfin' and is known to the community as a
yomPt and accommodating business man.
! We also unlers,an nd that Messrs. Fay &
eSoTHER have sold out their Dry Goods
punishment on Second. between Brady
30 Main streets, to Mr.. c. Fish, who In
IEShos keeping for sale large assortment
n fancy and Staple goods.
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i loo FAST We notice in some Of our
sAchanges an item that St. Louis gentle
slsE has purchased a lot in Davenport, on
sAlch he intends erecting theatrical build
hg ~ BY 100 feet and three stories high
sothng Is known Of the matter here.
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BOOKS 4 Stationery.
?
WIDOW iji.i3ttii

No LONGER EXISTS; having become rs. Lider
~ .. ShADRACK SNIFFLES, OF scrabble Hiti.-
her own account of the manner in which she yielded
10 HsE DESTINY, Is very affecting aud fasirncilyei
hear hcF:
80 shadrlek my Shadrackt Priscilla did speak;
" HE The rosy red bushes surman,ied her check
And tie Tears 81 affection bedarziGd her eye;
. Shadrack, my aiadrack; im yourn TIL dio:
For Il iuil account OF her exemplary Nldowhood,
her anxious tor her daughters, her determination
never TO marry again, and hom she Kept IL, the
Courtship, &c, with engrayings.
inquire forthe WIDOW BEDOTT PAPERS; price
81 rs, at the IOWA BOOK ROOMS; No, Sd Brady ST.
tho Post once.
2mog-tf ELI ADAMS 81 co.
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~~~ASoTHER LocoaoTivE.-By pretty hard
work the job Of dragging over on the ice.
the Locomotive John A. Dix was success.
fully accomplished on last Saturday The
wheels, and every thing that could be con-
veniently detached from it, were brought
over separately, but the body Of The loco
motive required a strong pull to be moved
along, and il took Longer TO travel over the
same space than it ever will again, This
is the seventh locomotive that has been
placed on the road. and the fact OF it's being
brought over on the ice. shows that more
power is needed by the increasing business
of the road
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4 CONCERT To .NiGHT. - Concert.goers will
'ear in mind that the Orpheans give an
s'her entertainment al the lie Claire Hall
.nls evening. They had very good house
t"'' Tuesday evening, considering the ex-
I" enc nnpleasantness Of the weather, and
z" presume they will have better one this
s'eh'hg The pieces selected are all diff
l'e'en' from those sung at the previous con-
set.
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MAGNIFICENT GIFT ENTERPRISE!
assU acres of Land. only $3.50 for q farm,
100 900 DOLLARS. 10000 TICkRTS
No Bianks, Every Ticket prize.
Twenty-seven Good Farmsl
The most splendid Gift Enterprise ever offered 10
the Public.
Tickets for sale and all info rmaton given by the
Agent of the proprietor, j. GiLLE1T d CO., al the
News De pot, opposite the lie Claire House, Daven-
port Iowa. WM REID, Proprietor.
Ceatreyi,ie, a amoosa Co.. lews. Feb IL dIw~
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TuR DAILY DAVENPORT GAZETTE,

u. only paper in the state Of Iowa shat Is pfinsd
po,sr Pes. sad IL ejaculation Is ie !aIsest OF any
=. state Advertised. appreciate these sdfpntsaes, as
- aIumn, amply testify.
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Rfal estate.
JoHE r. II. TALLsAs, CntaLEs POWERS.
toushkeepse, y. Y Dase export, Iowa.

IONS 7. II. TALLaAs, cntaiks POWERS
roushkeepsie, y. Y. Da' enpot, Iowa
TALLMAN 4 POWERS.
AitOrncys& COunsoliOrs at Law,
and Land Agents.
DAVENPORT, IOWA.
Once south -is OF second street opposite i.eCiaire
Block ,3rer Niioy's store
1 ASDh boughtand sold Oh Com ni.,ioa. Having
lIalSo an ofbce in Eastern New YORK, Mt point
from which aisrge emigration may be expected during
The present season, we have unusual advantages to
dispose vi lands to actual settlers,
II Loans negotiated en- Real Esta.eeecurity.
-REFEREScEs-
New York city. Poughk eepsie n. 4.
Hon. John Van buren, Hon Charles ii Raggies,
- A.C. Fagg, Gilbert Dean,
: Charles J'Couss, NJ Vssser u Co,
William r. havemeysr, - Benson Losing
Anthony J. Hiseckcr, Prot. $. F. b. Morse,
William b. 5aianore. Utica, n. Y.
Albany, \. Y. Hon. Horatio Seymour
Hill, Casgsf & P0rter Chicago, III.
hogehooIne, Kin. aad Bolss Rk.Swiftxnd Co..
krastus Corning. Mile and Fowler,
aptl3d WI WIZ. Wood and Co.
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'p'oURNED, On Friday evening the Die
PCT Court, nov in session in this city, al
l'oa1 over till Tuesday morning.
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Stores, Stores,
MULTIPLIED BY STOVES,

Stores, Stores,
MULTIPLIED BY STOVES,
AND THE ANSWEK Is STOVES!
A LTHUUGH We cannot keep on hand seine 1000
or 5000 Stoves, = some 81 our Ucshbors the rsa
suLs are, sell cheap and so good article OF
stoves lba. il becomes difficult 10 supply II de-
ms.d, bats new supply Of freight cars have srcivei
and been placed our road, and We have completed
arrangements as to be able now to supply the
demands offs all, be the same MORk OR LESS.
So after looking around among all the ZONE
HORSE" stove shops In this city, TO no purpose,
come 10
Twitchell Gillett's,
The only Stove Emporium Ia the west, and buy q
Steve a. is stone. la our prices, Tor cheapness,
dolly all complimentary article rarra1tsa,
md II not satisfactory We refund the money Among
our assortment may 90 found the celebrated
Forest Oak, for wood or Coal; the Climax;
Black Diamond. for coal; The King Of
Stoves and Governor, elevated ovens.
All kinds OF Parlor. Office snG Heating Stoves
Tin aud Copper Ware on hand al sill times, Roof
Ing, Jobbing, &c. done TO order
Brady Street, nearly opposite the P. 0.
Fab 4.dif DAVENPORT, IOWA.
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REPUBLICAN, MEErIse.-The

hHSp6hiCAh hEEIlN0.-lhe meeting
Called at the Court House on list Saturday
afternoon to nominate Delegates to the
State Republican Convention TO be held at
Iowa City on the 22d inst, was largely a.
tended. We we're pleased to see quite t.
number present from the country, although
tue day was remarkable for ito piercing
winds. About fifty Delegates were appoin-
ted'speeches were made by several persons,
and The utmost harmony prevailed. The
good feeling here manifested augurs we'll
Tor Scott county in The approaching contest
and We trust the Convention of next Friday
may be characterized by the same harmony
and disposition to act for the general good.
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eHor LAaN

4 NUAbER OF lots situated in various psrss of the
~ slIy for lease for term of yssrs; apdiy 70
Jaiyle, GEO. Z. DAVENPORT
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1uSr received, large assortment ofsiiver spoons
d and Forks, made expressly for This market, and
stamped viii nay name, Davenport, and warranted
coin silver a. ALFRED c. BILLIONS.
Ian
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FRESH ARRIVAL.

FRESH ARRIVAL.
0HHDs. new crop n. Orleans Sugar,
isbbls. new :" I" Mols.ss.
20 = s. House S. Syrup :.
s5logal. kegs selshsr's Syrup :.
30 Sacks Rio Coffee,
boxes Z" Ground -
100 bbls. Winter Apples,
g Burning Fluid,
loboxes Star Candles,
3bbs. Tar,
10. Crushed, Powdered, Clarfd. and Loaf Sugar,
~ boxes Mould Candles,
Us Palm, Rosin and Chemical SOAP
rs :. Gronnd Spices, Mustard aud Choeo,s,s
- Assorted Pickles,
IS Chests and Boxes Tea,
rs bbls hlfbbls Naek srsl and White si.a
1900 rs Bank God Fish.
sou bushels Piastersng Hair.
Also
Salt in Sacks and Bills, Tobacco. Chss.s. N.a..
Glass, ana I'll .ha articles In the Grocery line Our
stock Is entirely new, and selected win particular
regard to the quality Of the articles. We warrapt
all the articles We cell, and as We sell for cssh W.
will sell low. m DALZELL a RRO
NOV. ~ Cor. I'd 4 Perry Sts.
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WILLOW and WOODEN WARE.
REMOVAL.
rvyE have removed our entire Stock of Wooden
w and W illow ware to No. 1870 Second street, one
daor above yiGe. opposite Kings Hotel,
). CGPPLES A co.,
Manufacturers and Wholesale Dealers in
WOODEN AND WILLOW WARE, BROOMS,
BRUSHES, MATS, MATCHES, BLACKlNG,
HEMP, MANILA, JuTE AND COTTON
CORDAGE AND WINES
OF aIkints wrapping Paper, Selves, Curry Combs
and Cards. and Hames.
Rsiug engaged more extensively IN Manufacture
ns than any other house in our line In the West,
ean and will sell lower than any other house in 81.
Louis and If you call On us before purchasing either
i'm Chicago or Cincinnati, you will find that our
prices will average lower than in either OF the TWO
,laces We call particular attention toour
stock OF L gRNED AXE and PICK HANDLES,
Well Buckets ana Iron bound Kegs from one to ten
gallons and Brushes ofAll kinds, and all kinds of
Willow Wagons, cradles, Cabs, Hampers, Clothes
and mark et Basket and every description OF Fan
ry York and TRAY cling Baskets, Cedar TUBS, Chui ms
In Boxes. Cans and Buckets, all Of 81. Louis manu-
facture except the two last, which We bring direct
from the manufacturers. - -, . -, 49, .
We are also Agents for PIERCE Co's Miwaa
90 Matches, W hch selling nj Factory prices
freight included. We are also Manufacturing the
Large Steamboat and Stable Rfooms, and frserate
limitation Shaker Brooms. Broom Handles and
Irvine always OH hand. FEB dSm
nRIED APPLES & PEACHES,
I)Gre.1 In store and for sale
decI2 DALZELL & BRO.
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Reed Organ

StTE have very superiorinsrament now On hand
w with two sets oil seysaud Pedal Bass. II is II
splendid article and well adapted for large churches.
IL equal in power to an $500 organ. Amateurs are
Invited to JaIi and examine IL.
Dec > PORTER& BRO.
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NES, 'lwil pay YOU 10 cross the Ferry and merely
i examine our splendid assortment OF FANCY
tIUoDS now on hand. II not, We will refund the
amount Of your ferraga. Don't forget the place.
Dsc3 P0RIkh'S Book Ltarc.
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NoRcRoss PATENT PLANNING MACHINE.

HE subscriber, Agent for the Pltentee OF Nor
cross Patent Planning Machine, will sell rights for
Counties or smaller districts in the State OF Iowa
nd viii furnish Machines manufactured by Inc pat
antea ii. !. si.a MAKER,
III MEX oils Real Estate nIitf, Corner OF second
dec "a and Mbln street,, davenport
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by EXPRESS.

nRIED APPLES & PEACHES,
I)Gre.G In store and for sal
decI2 DALZELL & BRO.
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Something Desirable.

AIDES oad Gents Dressing and Toilet Cases in
IL great variety, The above articles are difficult 10
and but wenow nave larger assortment shan Dan be
fonnd we.Io New York. Gall and examine.
Dec. PORTER q BRO.
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Rnnksl RoOksi Books!
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Papier Mache Gooos,

Az are just receipt of large stock OF the above
w goods Of answ and exceedingly rich style.
amoug them Writing Desks, jewel Cases, uloVe
Boxes, Tables, Ne.
Zee ! II. A. PORTER & BRO.