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Litchfield enquirer., 1856-07-17

 abroad" when that incomparable female "de- parted this life" Epataph on c poor aoonlan ,rho acas etcrnauytrc Here lies poor woman who always tired, For she lived in 'ouse were 'elp wasn't 'ired Her last words ' friends, fare you well, I'm goin
 To a place we're there's nothink of vashin' nor sewin'
 Ho! evcrythink there his hexact to my vishcs For were they don eat, there vipng of dishes Then she cried, :. dearest friends don't you mourn for me never
 For I'll have nice time doin' nothink forever; In their courts tine sweet hanthcris constantly ringin'.
 But havn no voice I shall git clear of singin !'' She folded her arms with this latest endcavor, Crying. 'nothink, dear nothink, ho :! nothink torcver!H
 At Southampton is an eptaph as curious ss it is conceited: ----. plain, rough man. but without guilr a pride; Goodness his aim and honesty his guide Could all the pomps of this vain world lespise, And only after death desired to iise '. The following in Kingston churchyar,l, Surrey, are distinguished for their comprehensive brevity.
 Live wcll--die never;
 Die well-snd live forever. Another
 Life is unCcrtain-death is sure
 Sin is the wound and Christ the cure.
 Nineteen years maiden,
 One year a wife,
 One hour mother,
 And 50 lost my life. Another-
 Here lies the remains of Timothy Drew,
 Who died lSt of March, 1892. The following cpitaphS are among those that We have met with before
 Here lies the body of Jonathan Crum-
 His soul has gone to kingdom cumo
 Here lies the bodies of ts-o children dear
 One buricd in Dundee, the other he~e If lam not dead. shoull be dead for hero l have been buried at least year. Among similar collections at Brighton. is the following c|'itaph on child six months old lgctasted of lifr's bitter cup: Rcfl,s,i to drink the potion ur, But turned his little head aside lisguStctl with thc tastc--ind dic,l Another at lsngton, on the tombstone of a child
 Here virtue sleeps restrain the pious tear, He waits that judgment which he cannot fear. Anon" the last acts of the celebrated Horne TOuke was the construction of vault in his garden, Surnountcd by slab of black marble, for winch he wrote the following inscription and caused it to be engraved, with directions that his executors should fill up the biank: John Horne Tookc
 late proprietor, now occnpicr of this spot; born ia l120-,iicd in - contcntcd and grateful. He was not however, buried in his own gar den, hu, at Ealing the tombstone was removed from the garden, the old inscription cffaced, and it's place supplied by tombstone from another hand.
 A lat" Albany Knick"rbock"r contains the ! following cop;Cd from an old Scottish tombstone Here lies the body of Alexander Macphersou Who was d very extraordinary person; He w!S six feet high in his stocking feet, And kept his ac,outrcnCntS clean and neat He slew At the battle of Watrr,oo- He was shot ly bullet Pump through the gulct It wen; in at his throat, And came out at the back of hs coat The editor of Knick quainty remarks that being " s1.EwED' in this way is worse death than the Ohio legislator, who came to his end, in the language of colleague by " being MrsO from boss"
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-07-26
THE DAILY GAZETTE.

DISCIPLINE OF BUSINESS. The life of
man of business gives his character
pretty hard trial. Not only does it
exercise his sagacity and prudence,
but it puts his integrity to theseverest
test. He is surrounded by the selfish
ness of trade; he sees men profit by
cunning and fraud, and he is tempted
to try his skill in artifce and deception.
Every day his honesty is tried in some
way. He is thrown back upon his
inward principle, and if his heart is
hollow and deceitful, he will be sure
to show it. And that man has reason
to thank God who has gone through
a long course of business, through
times Of wild speculation and general
bankruptcy, and goes down to the
grave with never shaken conscious Of
being an honest man. He who can
see others making money by false
representations, and never stoop to
these tricks of trade, is fitting his
own pure mind for world that is
more worthy of him. s sa
And yet man cannot wholly escape
these temptations. To do that he
must needs 60 out of the world, or
retire into solitude. He might, in
deed, avoid all danger by shutting him
self up in convent, to pas life Of
outward sanctity and lazy contempla-
ton. But the piety nursed in clois-
ters is Of a sickly growth, compared
with that which maintains integrity
amid strong inducements to evil. 1t
is not the wi II of God that we should
retire apart to keep from communica-
tion. Not in deserts, but in cities;
not in the herlnit's cell, but among
men, sharing the common lot, meet
ing temptation as it comes, are we to
form our character for eternity. Men
ought to rejoice in rigid discipline
Whenever assalled by temptation an
opportunity is given toconquer them
selves, and SO to become noble beings.
The most heroic virtues of the human
character are brought out in this
struggle with Unborn selfishness and
with the cowardly example Of the
world. Men of brave hearts ought to
welcome the conflicts and buffetings of
life. Every victory they gain will make
them stronger, as the tempest which
rocks and tears the oak, while it roots
down deeper in the earth only to lift
higher itsmajestic arms towards heav-
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RARE DEVOTION TO THE PUBI.se SER-
vIoB.--The Daily Advertiser, in allu-
ding to the want of attention so GEN.
mon among the members of Congress,
remarks: "We believe that up to the
time of the assault upon him, Mr..
Sumner had never misseds single
day's attendance in his seat inthe Sen
ate. This punctuality might we'll be
emulated by members of the lower
House. 1t is a virtue within the reach
of all - rsU.
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MAMMOTH STOCK OF
NEW GOODS!
AZ fha Great WaafArn Clnfhino Store

AZ LU0 VAcdt W 08tc1u NAOtuAuS otUIc'
Il. howen0to
No. 9, LIZ CLAIRE ROW,
rs in receipt of the largest and most complete stock
i of e.
CLOTHING, OF EVERY DESCRIPTION
brought to this Market which has been purchased
in the Eastern markets at greatly reduced prices, and
which he will sell ~ '-
Ttoenty- Five per Cent. Cheaper
than any other In this section of coun-
try. He is aiso addition to his stock Of Clething
receiv ivingan extensive aud well selected stock of
Gentlemen's Furnishing Goods
of all styles and varieties to which he invites atten
ton. His stock has been selected with great
pressy this Market and at the very lowest prices
In 4s.AIes es5z'-+7's
Extent, Variety and Beauty
his stock cannot be equall9d in this region, and
FRESH FROM THE MANUPACTORY.
All he asks Is that the public generally will examine
his stock before purchasing elsewhere feeling sats
fed that those who cannot be suited in quantity, qua
lity and price 1.-THE +8
Great Western Clothing House.
nn,t be suited at any other esablishme Mt west Of
Chicago.
Aug. 81. dtf. l.. LOWENSTEIN.
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Coal! Coal!

owREY THOMAS & co. arc now receiving, at
| Itbeir Yard near the rail road depot, LOO TONS
OFCOAL DAILY For Fuel and Steam ithas no su-
perior In this Market.
Owing TO q combination of the miners to raise the
pyice of Coal--which we would not submit to-we
we're unable, for short time, supply our custom
ars Rut having uceeeded In breaking up this COM
Sination I'm which the community has no small inter
estl we are now prepared 10 deliver in this city or
Davenport, IN % ausn%liy annli,auou III mat al tho Yard.
Rock Island Jan 3 .dtf
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CLOTHING.
1856. Spring and Summer 1856.
ARRANGEMENT,
AT THE
GREAT NORTHWESTERN
Clothing and NJ anufacturing
IL N II o IL n u III.
A. CAsTEEL 4 co.

A. CASTEEL Il CO,
TAKE this opportunity TO inform the pnbiic tina
l. they have received at their Store, the largest
Stock of ~
Broad Cloths, Cassimerss, Vestings,
which has ever been brought to this market. The
Goods which offer to the inspection OF the citizens
ofths town surpass in design and fnisb, anything
that can be offered them this side ofNew YORK; being
selected with the greatest aud from the most ex-
tensine houses In the Eastern markets, and with q
view TO satisfy the ia stes OF all our customers.
We have also full aud coinplete assortment OF
the latest aud mosa approved styles of = y
GENTS. FUANISH1NG GOODS,
which are beyond doubt the most desirable TO be
found in this city. Among which ar Gents shrts,
Undershi,ts, Stocks, CIayats, Gloves, Suspendeu,
Hose, DC. .-9
Particular attention viii be paid, as heret tofore 10
the making up Of garments In style unsurpassed by
any similar establishrnen u s--. agN N0+
Full suits made on shortest notce, aud warranted
10 suit. N y-A
Thankful for the bestowal past liberal fayors OF
the public, we lake pleasure In pledging renewed
ddeity and solicit share Of the ublic patronage.
Apl23 d-tf A. CAsrEEL * co.
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LIE CLAIRE FOUNDRY
AND ts#
M n Q h i N @ .. h O 70 .

M DoNAHUE, successor to Messrs. lie Clairets
lNs Davenport; having purchased the above prem
ises is now prepsre TO Manufacture
STEAM ENGINES
othe various kinds suitable the wants of the
try. Also, CASTINGS, for ai ofthe different varie-
: House Work of the Latest STYLES,
Caps, Sills, Brackets, Columns, etc.. ETC., always
hand, and make 10 order.
Connected with the above is a Forging Shop. un-
der the direction oi men of superior skill. ~
Brsas and Composition Of Castings made TO order,
Babbt Metal Away on hand.
Ny stock Of Patterns for Machinery, Building and
ornamental purposes, Is unsurpassed by any similar
Establishment in the West.
Repairing done at the shortest notice. Charges
reasenable Cash at all times paid for Old Iron and
Ccppe -
Corner Of Front and Scott sn., Davenport, Iowa.
Mehe1 d-wH III. D0NAHUE.
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Rev. Z. II. Chaplin, of N. Y, receiv-
ed the degree OF honorarysD. d., stthe
recent commencement OF Harvard Uni
versity.
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Fire and Burglar Proof Safes

HAtlNG obtained thr agency ior the sale oi Lii.
Ii lies Patent Fire and burglar Proof Safes, Bank
Lacks, Bank Vault Doors and Frames. are prepar-
cd TO furnish al manufacturers prices ANY oi these
articles short notice.
ihese Safes ali taste ened with Lllic's Locks Civ
ing undoubted secLiity against thieves perfectly
free from daMpRsss and better nre proofs than any
other safe made. The burning of them in any bull
ding esnset aturialy njure them and they may be
exehangedfo new one al any agency by paying 70
ropainting. The vault doors and frame are reliabe
economical, generally used where they
are best known.
The Bank Locks have always foiled the burglar and
all Bank Lock seeking competitors.
The various tests applied 10 these articles by jurors
mechanical and agricultural fairs where they have
always obtained the first premiums establishes the
certainty Of their superiority. Purchasers invited
call and examine the articles references, certii
Gates, &C., before purchasing.
The undeuisned are the only agents In Rock is-
land ,(IIl.) and Davenport QowsI for the Worlds
Sale Company, ofTroy,N.Y. Orders addressed 10
either place will receive prompt attention.
CHILD & BAKER, q
E9E s55tsA Illinois ST. Rock Island. f
Eeb4d&x-ly, Secondst. Davenport.
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GRAHAM & KEPNER,
Forwarding and Commission Merchants,

tslkAHAM & KEPNER,
Forwarding and Commission Merchants,
NO 2 BU UkkOWS1 NEW BLOCK, FRONT 81 REEL
Davenport, Iowa.
Orders solicited Tor the purchase OF Gram, flour
Wool and produe generally.
-...a --REFEAKsCIa-
Burrows & PrettyInan, Davenport, Iowa
Wise, Pusey a W ise, Phil, Pa,
Springer, Harbaugh d Co., PillsbuTg, Pa,
spslg Co., =
Joseph +. E,der, ST. Louis, NO.,
Melride & Hammer, CINCINNATI, ONO,
+. Mccoy 81 sons. y .Lishon,
d. a. ID. MeDon.Id & Co., Welsville, Ohio,
Monan M sr,in,
George Wells,
Hanna, GarretsOHas as Co., Cleveland,
Hassey u olHGIair
James Graham, New Garden,
Merchants generally Salem,
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THE VALUE OF DEAD MEN IN SAN
FkANcIsco.--The San Francisco True
Cal;tani;aa relates, a story which
throws ballot-box stuffing entirely in
the shade. 1t says that the Vigilance
Committee, in their investigation into
the case Of Thomas E. Cunningham
have ELECTED satisfactory evidence
that he was in the habit, while con-
nected with the office III coroner of
the country, of disinterring the bodies
OF persons who had been buried, for
the purpose Of dropping them in the
docks, and thus receiving the fees At
tending an inquest. In this way, it
is sail, one body has been made to do
service three or four times, or as long
as it would hold together. sa'A
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Rock fsIaM0.
NJ. B. OSBORN T. CO.
LAND, STOCK AND INSURANCE BROKERS,

LAND, STOCK AND INSURANCE BROKERS,
Rock Island, III.
Attend to the payment of taxes and all other matters
connected with Land Agency in all parts oi illinois
and Iowa. Office on Orleans street, near Cuori
House. .. #.r HFH
~. Cheap Lands.
4 " or Sec 81 town so range l60 acres
w ar sec Is 1 w leo
situs led In Cedar county. Also
NIsW or sec "a town so range 4 80 g
S IN Il az sec 26 town SO s. 4ESO 90
Nlsk or secss !. son 4hso s..
EfS w ar geo ss SO N AZ 80 s.
Sf w or sec 20 g son 60 4E60 "
W i or sec "a '1 son g 1Ee0 9.
In Scott county, offered for thirty days at great
bargains by their owners who determined TO sell
.pply TO nj. b. OSBORN q CO., Land Agt.
Rock Island, Illinois.
Wehaye also some City ard Country property In
Rock Island county whibh areonered very cheap. q
Ian s i55 d-MN /
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JAS. RUMBOLD, JR.,
A CARD.

CAHU.
Pa. .srRTHoLp. sAN'L. X. BARKLry. N. THOMPSON.
BAiskLEY, THOMPSON a CO.,
Wholesale Dealers in Groceries,
COMMISSION AND DFoRWARDlSG ME ERCHANTS,
Corner Perry and Second streets.
Davenport, Iowa.
AgeIlsfor the sale Oh Latin & smith unpow wder-
constantly On hand one thousand Kt ss and Cases Ri
Dc. porting and Mining Powder which we win fur
mist i the trade Powder serv-
ed al Byc minutes notice.
July .Is5i-wtrwiy
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DoCK Island Bank has made arrangements to use
r limited amount of the notes of"Ihe Manuiac +.
iui As and Mechanics Bank Of Columbus Georgia; "
and he same will be received on deposit or in pay
ment Exchange Coin, on the same terms as the
issues OF the solvent Banks of Virginia, Kentucky,
Ohio or Indiana, II. b. OSBORN. Pres't.
n leland JuusI3 dAw wifi B. II. MANN, Cashier.
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For Lease.
A NUMBER of lots situated In various parts Of the
"A city ioriease for u term OF years; apdly 10
July is, .-g.---.---,a g no. L.. nAVEAPORT. "A
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GO I'D E.V.S
SAFETY FUSE
h ge IFUgsUWAEETH FUSE. oI.I
~ nAArkETA . superior article, just from the MAJ
C.UUUuEctosy, FOR sale Wholesale and retail
xnlIf .-.'ts. NcMANuS A SHEPHERD

~ LIS, Lipsesd, Lard and Tanners' Oh, oaksm
" pitch, Piaster Paris, Cement, Hair, Glass AID
Nslss aixaa gg9s IN, nALxAEL 4 cSr
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THE place to buy all kinds Of Dry Goods st low ngfes
; 10 at WApSWoRTHs,
jyioH !s I'd st, opp LsCiAirs House.
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STAND FROM UNDER!
ROOTV 4ND ,CHO ECy

r AN am now preparation the Hand winter trade
with from 900 to pairs of Boots and Shoes
comprising one or the most extensive stoeks ever
brought to this market, made up solely for this trade
during the last three months, under the personal
Peryisien Of an experienced work All those
Caters, slippers and last, though not least, ~
GREAT AND GOOD BARGAINS
will do well 10 call on the subscriber. A# .tA#
Fine Ladies' slippers only twenty Ave cents per
pair Gents nne Boots, - So aud all other goods in
proportion. Don't all rush at once ss.s4717F.sy rs
One door east of Burrows d Prettyman's store,
Front street, Davenport, Iowa. JAS. JoRDAN.
Sept. %, 1855 diff a5
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NEwToN.--From a statistical table
in the Jasper Co. Express, we learn
that Newton, on the 1st Of June, had
population of 1172, that ofthese, 90
were farmers, 8 lawyers and 8 physi-
clans; that 26S were natives Of Ohio;
126 Of Pennsylvania, 1o4 Of Indiana,
157 oi'the Slave States, so of New
| York; As of New England and IS
born upon the sell of Iowa. "a IS
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New Arrangement.
K0A ~
Important to PGssengeys going last
JOLIET OUT OFF,

MICHIGAN CENTRAL RAILROAD.
TWO daily trains leave joliet Except sundaysl
L connecting ut Lake Station with the Michigan
Central r. r. for Detroit, and thence with The Great
Western, Canada Railway for Niagara Fails, Buffalo,
Albany, New York, Boston, Pniisdelphts, Montreal,
DC. .
TRAINS LEAVE JOLIET:
6f5 A. NJ, ,HShtning Express arfiyss At Detroit at
p. Nj. Niagara Fails l,30 nexI korning and York
rhs yai RimL at 10 r. NJ. also connectsa Detroit
with steamers for Cleveland. AID thsncewith morn
ingtrsius 10 xli points Ia Ohio and Psnnsyi vania
sJOP NJ. Express esnne xt mOrning at Dett oit
with north Shore line Of Steamers through without
landing, arriving at 80 A. NJ. connecting with Ex-
press train TO New YORK and boston. Alec con-
meets with the morning troin on the Canada Railway
arriving At Niagara Falls ut ,30P. N.
Through ticketscan be- purchased ~ the ticket Of
hce OF tle c,mpaay al Joet, allowing passengers 70
July 81 Sc dIy n. kieE, supt.
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Boots auo Sbots.
THE SHOE TRADE.


HAVING Increased oar facilities FAR msnuaesnr
Ii ing and dealing in Boois, shoes and Lsathsr tnc
undersigned, sdcccssers 70 =. q. Dawson q Co., onei
70 the citizens ofDsvenport and vicinity, Eroe
ducenens than ever 10 buy their koos and Sboss oi
them Our retail stock beresnef will alMan cOn-
iain every description Of goods wanted BY the people
We also are making extensive preparations For
Wholesaleing Boots and Shoes, and we invite c0nH-
try dealers 70 call and exsinhc and prices,
they can be pasehsssdtn 81 Ieols Or Chicago :.
Isfu s8t DAWSON, GRIGGS Il co,
octa5 Brady a., ] door from I'd.
Boys Youths and Infants Boots
A LARGE bot Of tile above, Csif, Kip ard Cow
Dee3 i'C'4ls dawson, GRIGGs q co.
4 Home Made Boots and shoes.
NTE make every style and quality of Boots, Gal
w ters, Oxford Ties, and fine All Shoe for gents
on shor notice, ofprime stock. =.
Those who want 'sn ONO Nader work viii please
take notice. :.-s... t..5. .rr 1
Dec3 DAWSON, GRiGGS G co.
Gents oaissrsl Boys' Caters Youths. Caters.
THE largest and best stock We have ever o1eied.
i Fine Calf, sewed and peg2ed, double and single
sole Hlaek and Dtab Cloth Caters; Patent Leather
and Bucsskin CATERS, Tor sale very cheap BY 2
a' : Men, Long Rubber Boots. e'
A Lso Rubbor sand.is, Caters and slippers for La
Dec ( n asis DAWSON, GRiGGs 4 co.
Warm Fsst! Dry Feet! gs#
nAWsoN, GRIGGS & co. have complete as
- sortment Of Furlined, Csosh and Buffalo ever
shoes, for sale cheap. dec ,.
THE SHOE TRADE q
COUNTRY Merchants are invited 70 call and ex
~ anime assortment, which il just suited TO this
Market Our prices will at airtfmes be as low rs
those of Chicago or 81. Louis. srs5.stI III
Dec3 DAWSON, GRIGGS CO.
Boots and Shoes by the Case or DoEen.
I ADfES' Cali, Kip, Goat and Kid Boots; III
IL $ q Misses Kid, Morocco, En- Boots q Slibpes
Peg'd d. sewed Kid, Enamel Goat BuskiDs
and other styIe forsaie by 81 l5lE-Ly
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MOLINE PAPER MILLS,

rJ,HEsupscribers are constantly making varietyof
Printing and Wrapping Papersat their Miilin Mo-
line, and wlpay Cash any reasonable quantity OF
good cean cotton or linenrags. ourtrayelfngagent
40 Churchill will call on the Merchants through
centraiowa and pay in cash or paper for their
rags. fG12 S. w. WHEELOCK.
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FRANCIS JACOBY, jas,
NEW DRUG AND PREsCRIPTIOH STORE

THE yinvites the attention Of
i tnecitzens OF ofDayenportand surrounding count ry
to h.sDrag and hemeai store IN Brad !between Sec
ond nd Third sts.
From his knowledge and xperienee iRthe business,
he assure those who may favor him that they will
befurnisbed with Medicines of the best quality, pre-
pared with the strctest and at moderate prices
Personal attention will be given TO the compound
ing OF all Prescriptions.
Healso keepsa agoodassortmen tof German French ,
English and American Perfumery, Tooth and Hair
Brushes, Combs Gnd General assortment 0 { Fancy
Articles.
nayennuyt QctIgth igE4-d-tf
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An UNFORTUNATE ROOSTER. There
are objections to shanghais, no doubt,
but we had never thought Of this
Mr.. s., an old resident in
Saltwater, on the upper Hudson, in
troduced among his family ofhens a
few shanghais, including rooster Of
formidable dimensions, who had 'srun
TO legs good deal. His crow was
pecuhar, and easily distinguished from
that of the other cocks. One morning
he had waited to hear repetition Of
the usual summons, after being arous-
ed by the "shrill clarion" once sound
ed, but he heard it not again. The
pre-eminent chanticleer was STILL
Mr.. S-,w went out see what had
caused the silence. He found the
rooster lying on his back with both
legs out Of joint. After an examina-
ton, he set both legs; the cock walk
ed off and gave vent to his satisfaction
in a lusty crow. In the very act he
dropped as if he had been shot. He
had crowed his legs ont ofjoint again!
He was kept three or four days then
killed. sit was to much trouble"
said Mr.. S., ''to set him up every time
he crowed ed."--HnickerbOcker .,,
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Davenport and Dubuque Daily Packet
<-ssszN THE splendid fast ana s'fe y
verA.s>xI56lNi ger steamer GOLDEN STATE,
rI$IsSfxSa Wood, Master, will during tbs
SEASON brlw.en Ia davenport and puhuquc, connect
ing lhe lattecc,ty with the Dub bGque and 81; Paul
Pa kst Line. She will leave La Juport every Mon
das " rinesday ard Friday 4t9o'etoCk A. NJ.
rorireigAt orpaSsage Hpply on bosid on 10 Muller
& Gu, Mol Burrows Block July b du
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Sto pfs
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STOVES AT WOLESALE
The Largest Stovc Store

AS aaA 6So6 SSOVC NSSOAS
In the West sss
WE shall receive on the opening OF navigation tbe
w largest Iatock Of STOVES and TIMERS
STOCK ever brought 10 the State Of Iowa. Among
NE numerous articles which we shall keep CONSTANT
Y on hand for timers 7in Plate, Shsst Iron
bolier from No. u to 49, Charcoal d., Russfa do..
inifatios R.ssia do., Wire, timed Copper's, Bra
tsss DO, 8ioek tin, Lead, Copper BOTTOMS, Natal
ds Iren Ri1sts all sizes, tianed d., all kiRds of
presstd rare, yapanned do, Tuners Tools and we
assure all PERSONS lavoriDg with order that
Will sell them goods In line as they can De
boagh, In Chicago St. Louis, and much 10 wer than
they have been paying for them heretofore In this
place, iGnd tsyaste snit.
Please give US call and learn our prices, and
then We think you will spend eth Ell time nor on-
ey hereafter in buying at the two places above
named.
N. Il. In few aays we shall receive an sssort-
ment Of the above named goods by railroad, sum-
cient 10 supply the Immediate demand.
Country Merchants rely upon being supplied
Al AL times with Tinwafe and on favorable
Whslesaie prices.
Old Rags, Copper, &C., &c, &C., taken in ex-
change for goods. E.4
No, Burrows Block, Fronts Street
HchI2-dAvu HICkERsHAM 81 HICKS.