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The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-12-20

ASEcDoTE OF Col. FRKMoNT.--The
New York correspondent Of the Lon
don Daily Ne,rs, has the followin in
letter dated Nov. s:
Colonel Fremont, yesterday, in
threading crowded Wall street, ,jostling
samselfagainsta thousand pedestrians
hailed friend over the other side OF
The street, for moment, and smile
was on his face, and Le said: swell,
letter luck next time: now | have got
'oar years Of freedom" The next
words were worthy OF John Charles
fremont: 'May God send that Mr..
buchanan will make a better Presi.
dent than | could"
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AVERAGE DURATION or HUMAN LIFE.
Prot. Buchanan, in recen, lecture
before the Mechanics Institute at Gin
cinnati said that in the latter part OF
the sixteenth century one half who
were born died under five years OF age;
the average longevity OF the whole
population was bnt Is years. la the
seventeenth century, one half OF the
population died under - years. But
in the first sixty years ottbe eighteenth
century, one half Of the population
lived over ~ years. In the latter
forty years, one halt exceeding 32 years
ofage. Atthe beginning OF the pres.
cnt century, one half exceeded 40
years, and from 1888 to 1S45, one
half exceeded As. The average long
evity at these successive periods has
been increased from 10 years in the
sixteenth century up to 43.7 by the
last reports.
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PAYING MEMBER FOR Dome Morn.
NG.-The act of last session for com
pensating members Of Congress, pays
members abort s25 per day for atten'
aance; and deducts $S:33t for each
uays absence SO that a member stays
away during his whole term will hence.
ipth be entitled to draw about $4, 900
IRON the treasury. This is a pretty
g0oa premium for doing nothing. ii
sne principle is right OF making de
uuction on account Of absence, the
amount deducted should be at least
equal to theamount received for being
present.
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DANIEL WEBSTER ON HIS BURIAL
PLACE.

DANIEL WEBS TEX ON MO ooNAHH
PLACE.
PRIVATE LErrER TO MR. FILLMoRE.l
BoroN, sNov. 13, 1850.
DrARSm:-I took leave Of Marsh
isld Yesterday, not without regret
The trees were leafess, but the fields
we're green. and the sea was calm as
summer.
Among the things which detained
me was the seeing 70 the completion
ola vault or tomb, for the deposit OF
me and mine.
Ihave lost one wife and three chill
drsn. Thsi. RENAME are now under
schurcn in this city, which the pro
gress of change is very likely ere long
to remove.
At Marshfeld, by my own land,
on the margin Of the upland is a spot
upon which a party of pilgrims from
Plymouth erected a church, in the very
earliest period of the colony; and
here il the ancient burial ground
ltis quiet and secure against change
and not far from my house.
To this spot | shall be taken not
many years hence, and these loved
ones, whose spirits have gone before
meto another world, will be gathered
around me.
ldwell on these things without pain.
| love to see cheerful old age bu,
there is nothing should dread more
than thoughtless, careless; obtusc
mind, near the end Of life. Ofcourse,
it makes no difference in our future
state on which spot we mingle again
with our parent earth !; but it sobers
the mind, think, and leads us to sa
lutary reflections, to contemplate oul
last resting place. Your truly,
DANIEL WEBSTER.
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E Durlng the stormy days of 1s4S,
,our stalwart mobocrats entered the
9shk OF the late Baron Anslem dc
nothschild, at Franktord. "You
u, aaye millions on Millions" said they
70 MN, land we have nothing; you
% nius. divide with u.s." Every well,
p pnss 40 you suppose the firm Of de
''oehschild Is worthi" "About forty
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oyer
HEALING sBkOCATION,

And for yoar own benefit ney er be withoutit.
What Dysr's Healing Embroestton u.
edy for the cur Of Rheumatism Cuts Wounds, Pain il
thssids, Back and Limbs Lumbago Sore Throar Burns
5calds, sveliinss, Ague Cramp, Piles, &C. For Cuir
will afford imediass relief scalds burns, and fo
Pains or weak IN part Of the system It viii Civ
Used internally it is one Of the most valuable RENE
dies for cramp or spAsmodie ahscous r pains Or sore
in the ads, throat chest and stomach, for siek
tsrnal weakness caused by fal strain 1t Possesses
soothing, healing and destroying properties une-
qualed by any other compound medicine, and We have
known to fail in arresting the progress of the
above named diseases.
What has Dysrs Healing Enbroeation done'
wopders indeed II ID known every where a. stat
dard medicine, sure remedy, and universal panacea
for rhsumatism, cuts d. burns scalds, lumbag,
throat pes bowel complaints cholera wind choi-
ic, dyssntary, and numerous other ills and aches It's
popularity II owing 70 is own intrinsic merits once
used. it ID dispensed with 1t Is becoming das
mere and popular, and is performing remarkable
day BY day An persons who have never ussd th
great remedy for all sorts OF pain shou a one obtain
4 Balm for Every Wound.
Dysr's Healing Embrocstion has acquired an unpree
dsntsd celebrity hsaling panacea Itcurss wounds
cuts burns bruses scsds, rheumatism, and all extsr
nal and internal pain In short period Of time scisn
s,rsash sad ouaS.y is il used With .hs greatest oOn
dencs by all classes and has become go universally
known that be named in public print.
Sure Remedy Tor Piles.
The PiIes most distressing complaint Is preva
lont than generally supposed II attended with liz
nammation, small tumors In the generality Of ssser
make their appearance, indescrbabiy painful which
il u impossbie TO scratching, and the only pres
ens resf SCENE be desire to tear the skin on This
disease il dangerous, but extremely unpleasant
Clsrks aud those OF sedentary habits, are suhe,
to this slsdy. Lst ali afflicted try Dyers Healing kn
brocasion and immediately relief sni an e'
fsctual cure Many troublesome eases Of thus compliant
have been reneded BY thv OF this great medicine.
We can present. fact upon fact in eorroboraton Of th
statems mt and thousands bear testimony to the gres
value OF this AlLHcsiins Pxnaees.
uo stain Lsft
The sase with which Dyers Healing Embroeaton j.
applied the Absence Of any grease or oily substance in
position, its perfect neatness, leaving no saie
upon The skin It's agreeable odof, its prompt
faiin and ecacous eects, render IL the most value
bic and cheapest medicine that can be used The genu,
ius has the tss sime Of the propr,etors signature.
A H FIELD, Proprietor, Providence, K. l.
Sold In Rock Island aud Davenport by HINES a
CLIPPIS6ER; in Chicago by pENf0N & ROBINSON
"a. hx.I n tcfl1 <G.fl
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Dry Goods, Clothing. etc
FALL AND WINTER CLOTHING
Al JOIN yO1DAu'S


A LARGE and vsSied Assortneat efMOaso nnA
t1Boy ;, Ready made Cl0sAlnge en8roo
ing siiihsdinereRssnd spprovsdstylss ,aSd ns1s 81
coed workmen ont ofthe best material. So
Fine, medium and common, Union Beaver, Peli
Pilot, Petershan and Fiu:hing, Bsngups, sesk sand
totOseFcosts, Cloth, Dress and Rfoek CNaee a
variouscolors and qualities. CLOTH cassinsse, 6ast.
net, Velvet and weed Pantaioons. sik, saaii, VI.
lentia ansdow Velvet, Plush, ClosA, Caa1ege.
saanst, Doubieana Single brea..sd vssts. NsaIs1
Jackets. Drawers. Undsrshirs, Hosiery, ousponA1gs
Cloves, ,Cfavats, Shirt Noeks
ries searfs, Winchester and alpssvsa PsAsni
ShonldeTsesm Shirts, Unbreassnd aIIarsteloooenal-
iy kept in gentlenan's furnishing stores, taauAns
Robes de Chambreand Revere vestsaaA Oveeooaas.
Also, splendid assortment Of uAeat CletAa, Caat.
mares and vestings-ali which will BE- naAs up V
orderintns best manner, with pgoDptnsss, ~ aceem
snod..ing Prtoss, and By competent vestnea, TAis
astablshnsntisin tie monthly receipt oftks latest
sSshionss0 shatosdessInlrassedt to them nay Be sO-
iedupon - boing the aaestssys By thooo vAo DE-
siret. Allmsnnsr Of plain work and work ofs GEN.
tee medium promptly attsndedto - herseofbro
HATS ola new 81 yletOgsthsF With ell eftAe con
mon kinda constantly ON hand. - -
neutrality-suspicious. bscribe rcon0 y
ly hopes TO omeritacontinU Usnce 0fthssaAe.
JOHN JORDAN.
Merchan IT closhier FroatstFssI, sppo.
siiethe Steam Mills.
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Pennsylvania RAILROAD.
- s - -

E8sE1EA
o.rssf Genital Route, connecting tho Atlantic
cities with the Western, Northwestern, ahs se9sh-
wcstern states, by con t.nuous Raiiwa. aieci Ibis
naJ sisa connects at Pittsburgh with daily line oil
stssmers to all psrts the Western RIVERS, and at
rievelan nd and sandusky with steamers 10 ali ports
mi ,he Nor,hve estern Lakes; making the most d.
rsn be lor wardod to and from the Great West.
Rates betveen Phiadelphia ana fittsDufg,
rtrst alass boots, Shoes, Hats
and Caps, Books, Dry Goods un 9Oe. . 100 n
boxes bales and trunks) Drugs
fin boxes a balos,) Furs, Feathers
Secnnd Class. - Domesuc sheet
ing, shirting ami Ticking Qn origi-
nal bsles,) Drugs lin casks) Hard f75c. $loob
ware Leather lin rolls OF bexesDi
Wool and sheep Peits, Eastward.
Third Class.ssAnvils, Stsei,
Chains Tin cAsks,) Hemp, bacon
Pork, Sailed Qoose or IN sa.hslLo- f61c 100
bacco, man uiaessred, except Ci-
rSnrt = Ciass. ...Conee, Fish, ,Ba-1
con- Beef q Pork, (in casks OF box
es eastward,J Lard q Lard OIL, 5sc vI00 D
Lead. Nails, Soda Ash, German
Clay, Tar, Pitch, Rosin, DC.
RIoIR-sl per barrel until further notice.
GRAIN-5O cts. per 100 5 until fuither notice.
COITON-s2 per bale, not exceeding 500 lbs,
val1h ht untilfuthe notice.
TPIn shipping Goods from amy point east Of Phil
adelphia be particular 10 marx packages 'Uia fsSn
s.isanis stIresd.n All goods nsigned to the !.
.sn,s for this Road Phlade phia Pttsburg, will
Be forwarded withoutdetention.
Fes,aHr AsEMrs.-Hafris, Worln!y d Co., Mem.
II. @
III a Son Evansville, indi Dumesn, Bell q Bur
dock and Carter & Jexeit, Louisville ,ky:R Q Mel
drum Madison, Ind; sprigman Blown, and Irwin
A. Co !, Cincinnati, n. ". Grahsm q Co., Lanesvlilt
O.: Lsech & Co., 81 kity ~. Boston; Leech 4 Co.
> Astor House, N. York; l Hilljam 81. and Batter
Place Sew Y orS; +. } Snseder, Philadelphia; Ma
yraw & Koous, BAltisupre; Geo. G. Fronciscus, Ptn
burg.
H. LoMBAERr, SsPt. aatssas, Ps.
PennsyiHA KatlrOad.
Three Daily Through Trains between Phfladelphia
and Pittsburgh.- THE MORNING MAIL TRAIN
leaves Philadelphia for Pittsburgh u A. n. and
Pittspu rgh fer Philadelphia All A. M The fast line
leaves Philadelphixai r. N. and Pitsburg for Phil
sdelDhia al r. NJ. THE NIGHT kXPRkSS train
leaves Philadelphia for Pittsburgh at ii NJ. and
Pi,tsbu r1h for Philadelphia AZ II r. NJ.
The above lines connect At Pittsburgh with the
Railroads to andfrom 81. Louis, NO., Alton, Galena
and Chicago, Ill. Frankfort, Lexington and Louis
yiIIe Ky.; Terre Hsuie, Dayton, Springfield, Belize
fontins Sandasky, Toledo, Cleveland, Columbus,
Zanesylle Massillon and Wooster, Ohio; also, with
lie steam packet boats from and TO New Orleans,
Through tickets can be had TO or from either Of the
sbove plsces ,m
ent starting points. Passengers from the WestWiii
dnd this the shortest aud most expeditions route 10
Philadelphia, Baltimore, New York or Boston.
THO'S. MOORE, Agent. Passenger Lines, Phila.
J MESKIMEN, Agent Pas senger Lines, Pitts.
Phila. Nov 2d '55 dly
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DR.. w. d. BLAIN,
OF NEW YORK,
0CHT,IST AND AURIST

4 a. permanently located in mock Island, Oh Illinois
street. opposite Island City Hotel, where he vii
be happy all persons afflicted with diseases OF t
Eye and Ear.
Having devoted several years this special branch
his that he relieve many who hay
given up in despair with Amauross, the symptoms o
which weakness OF sight, imaginary objects noatibs
before the eye objects appear by cloud or ha
xinesA flashes OF light, enlargement ofthe pupil Ac
Cataract in which the lens turn white and prevent
the rays Of light passing through it. upthalma ina
mAtion, Near sight, Weakness of vision, Strsbismus
Sasinting we'll as Deafness in its various forms.
Having received from Paris the new and wonderful
Opthsimoscope with which enabled to look int,
the depths OF the eye aud the inferior clearly
the outsde and thereby ascertain the exact state Of tn
optic nerve and rena in AmAuross the lens IN nelp
ent cataract. Also the Illuminated Specuum for ga
smining the sar, we'll ssvs a new meucai prepa
ous fof curing opscity Of the cornea or dim over t
eye without the use Of the knifs or causties.
To prevent Imposition, DR.. b, dseuss IL prudent 6
state that he 10 regular Physician beng gradual,
ofrhs University Of Vermont also Of the New York or
thslnic Hospital, and his succsss - Aa ocuiist u
ributsble to the which be has brought
use Il nsdIcatsd vapors In The sreAnensof diseases
1he eyos (,
Of chronic disesses, especially OF the thro
snd IssEs, having cured himself Of Consumption ate
lsrss part Of right lung lost BY disease, wel
q many others In alike condition. Once hours fron
Rocx, Island, Oct. ., 1856. dwtf
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StOpfS.
BUY YOUR STOVES

yXvHgRE vfilalwsys be found ono Of the best ~
w sortments Of Stoves, Tin Plate, Sheet Iron
Wire, Ja panned Ware, Tin, Sheet Iron and Copper
Warcin This city. Among ki. sssortmcnto
5 T. O " Il 5
are the 'cele5fa.ed Climax and Charter Oak Cook
Stoves, cosl ar wopd; 8 fui and complete -.
sortme ut Pahor, Box = al Heating Stcves, Elevate
Oven Stoves, and many other patterns too numeY.
Gus 10 mention. Our motto 10, Quick Saies snd
Small Profits Good work all warranted or no sale;
One dollar save 10 dollar med; and By calling
al this Stove Store yon will save It and get Just
good an article ~ at any other house.
Particular attention paid TO House k0oAng, Spout.
ing and Job Work in general out Of good TIN and
stock, hoping 10 receive . share OF the public pat
ronage by this motto: "Quiek 6aleS and Small
PYUhts'' (eep6l u. h. HORSB.
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millions Of forms" Forty millions
you think, eh! Now there are forty
millions of people in Germany that
will be form apiece. Here's yours.
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TnE DAILY GAZETTE
rHE THREAT FULFILLED.
,,,..r AMERICAN DRAMA IN ONE Acf.
(copyrish. not sscured.>
pIAnATIs I11s0SE.


nRAnATIs I11s0uE.
s.,.,o, Tombs and his Slaves.
80, mi Hail co,u mbla, with the Amer,
ssss,s ,sss Ksxss In hcr arms, .. an IN Ia. nIna
oss ns .rnlie I'd to her wseping eyes, iean.hg
Flag .Ppp. nonu AZ ent in III distance. En-
Senator Toombs solus r,,
ra..r.s-So. r ssn this is Bunker Hill.
In indeed! Why, such heap OF
A.. a.. - this would not be called a hill
=. ul,I II down South. We have higher
s;,ls M IN Georgia which have never yet
NIL, S..s n named IN history, and here are
.s.. uesu nrssumptuous Yankees making
: sns,s s,saf I row about their Bunker Hill,
.,,honoh il were mountain. But J
t.ss sssvu made a threat to call the roll Of
no naI slaves on this renowned hillock,
~ ~ have come to fulfill it. 1t shall
~ h dome. Tile takes paper from his
" uooLst and unrolls it after the manner
asIsnerello in Don Juan.) Ha! here
hsy Are. First in the list with a loud
voice J Ed E---tt!
"a mild voice replies)-Here.
Toouns-R-s C--te!
Vocr-(With alacrity, and glibly.)
uare massa. May hab de honor OF
polishing up dem glittering general
iies Of nassa's bootsi
Tooxm-R-t c. W--p.
VolcE--I am here.
Toorns--G-e S. II Id. Come
hurry up there!
yolcE-I am here. Please don't
destroy the Union.
TocMBs-l will see about it.
&c Lit.
yoIcE--uere, massa.
"a slow coach rolls up the hill, from
which package Of papers is thrown.)
Tooxss-Why, what is this! nave
not called you.
yolcE--(trom the coach, as OF one
ayine) II i. the B-n C-r,
come 10 offer It's services. if you will
please accept them, and save the
country.
TooxBs-Good. ha! ha. have
done the deed. | have fulfilled my
threat ; so I'll to the South again.
Hail Columbia wipes her eyes,
the granite monument looks bluer
than usual, and the curtain ialls.)
n. 2. Tribune.
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NJ . w ID rus store
WE would respectfully infom ~ ciuseas ef
w Davenport And its vicinity hat 70 hsvs Jas
sts. the most com plsts stock Of DRUGS evss ~
fore offered In the North West, and ts1st list 81
strict attention busine0 and q desire 70 ploasS,
to merit share ef public patronage. eHis.
Our stock consists In part Of Nrugs, Chens
cais, Paints, Dys Stuffs, PoffoaeKy
and Fancy Articles. All the popular PaL
ent Medic Gil ss of the daJ constantly on hand. Ply
sicans' Prescriptions and Family Medicines careful-
low any house In the city. Physicians ssd eoua-
try merchants are particularly invited 10 sxanins
oar 81 sek. 8Has5at #MN a.,
DR.. y II. MARSELlS, a regular grsauate Of The
Philadelphia Colleges OF Meeiei and surgery .aad
formerly resident pAy scian TO the Phadslphls Hoe
cd, a, our store Residence, Harrison st., bstvesa
ell and I'D. Il. Z Q.
diff
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..-r. aRRANCEMENTs

WINTER ARRANGEMEsNTs,
NSrnd sfteY Monday, Deer. fst, 1e56,and until
DEar,ne, notice tY lins will leave Rock Island dai
y, Sundays excepted, Is follows; ,ooo. ~
"a express, stopping only atths principal 90 q =,
"a E,s,ch, with 2d class Al $50 A. M.
Trsns at Rock Island daily, Sundays except
ed, as follows: aooa AZ
lst night express al % s0on Q n n
I'd Mail train NJ - y" 3 - -
over this ro ad in direct connection al
Chicago with trains both tne Niehgaa soniherh
and T,cbigan Central X. X. to and from Detroit TO
Iedo Cleveland, Columbus, Cincinnati, rntoqrgb,
DunRirk, buffalo, Niagara Pals, Albany, New iork
Philadelphia, Baltimore and Washington. niso al
la sale with trains Of the Illinois Central hoad-
north to Galena and south 70 ST. Lonis ana SaSo,
sS,eh u,aec tick d u can be procured OF s. s. SfE
VEINS Ticket agt. n. Il. Depot RI
Passengers are reminded ofthe necessity OF giving
ioct hirsstions as TO the destination Of their bag
xsee, .iso % procure ticket. esfors taxing tse n
TO stations on the line of the Chicago and kock Island
R.ii,osd JOIN F. TRACY, supt.
w II. WHITMAN, Asst upt.
Rock Island, April 7, 1856.
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Boots ano Shoes.
THE SHOE TRADE.

ITAvIHG increased our facilities far manafsetar.
III ing and dealing In Boots, Shoes and Leather, ihs
undefsxned, successors 10 s. g. Dawson & Co., oher
70 tho citizens ofDAyenport aDd vicinity, kresier u
dueements than evsrtO Buy Aheir Boots and Shoes o
them. Our retail stock hereafter will always cor.
ain every escrption of goods wanted by the peo e
We alto making extensive preparations iof
hole saleing Boots aad Shoes, and We invite eouo-
try dsuIer. TO cai I'd exsminc our stock and prices
IT 10 oar determination TO sell on good terms ~
hey ca "a be purchasedfn ST Leais or Chicago.
DAWSON, GRIGGS g. co.
oete5 Brady st., door from I'd.
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+. T.. EADS,

T. Z. EAUS,
LkND AGENT AND NOTARY PUBLIC,
\FFlcE On BRADY between 5th and 9th streets. al
l J,lairs y al attend the pu rahase and sale ol
lands, Houses and Lots of every kind, In city or
eyuntr,; to collecting Debts ri all sorts, Paying
lakes Ter uon. residents and all tuings else connect
ed v ,th a La nd Agency buaiacss. Those wishing
any lainS attended 10 CORRECTLY and promptly IN The
above line will please cali. sops5 1850
N. DAEZEfs4 AZ CO..
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL GR0CERs.
E0ru usrdinE II Comm is>ion " rchants y
Dealers In salt, Cement, Plaster, Class and Nails,
Corner "a g PGrp SIS, uAygsPpRr, Iowa.
IysB
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by spring Goods have Arrived!
CONSISTING OF
Cloths, Cassimeres, vestinGs,
GEyTs. FURNISHING GOODS,
Readv-anada Clofhingi

Ii Is .esdtsse Aay after Ihe long detention Of
these thtDzs y the state OF the rysF tut m ready
TO eNhiat nay -Eoek for sale 10 estanef: and tt IL e.
lua!ls Haedisss - SKY that .E sn, stock of xoo.is
s ig!iaad also ysry choice Mas Ia lhe sss1aen
Market before the sticSs th-r. ere redneed anu
consequently Eai : good chance Tor selection. Ny
CLOTHS, assSINIEISs 4 vesainss
lam ready To iaaka up To erdara! short notice, i.
the bes ST ~ i,i the art. G. ~ 55z
Mr.. DGbA been ms rn,.er for the mast year
will remain III meso give h MA my !rie ads t.nts'
usual, a sE8eS
Ready f.ade sIotnina department
swv suppir4 win sorted goods 4no sslestaj si,,
lhetruih oi The ABOVE statements. Please cali Al
EDWARD ALDEN'S 6
Clothing Store,
SECOND ST., opposite lie Claire Roc
Davenport, Api adif EDWARD ALDEN.
Dry Goods, Clothing, etc.
tN rare now oGerint, q our ne store, 10. n m
w q, 81, next door 70 the Post oacs, spisndid
assortment vi =
CLoTHINa:
consisting of all qualities, made up in q work man.
like manner, and me latest stylo OF ---T-t5
DRY GOODS,
consisting in part Of French and English Msri noes,
plain and figured Alpacas, black, plata and eeSpfo@
Uelatnes, all wool Casnneres, GingAans,. Cstaoee~
White Goods, Emoroderies, Shswls, Cioaks, Do
mestic Goods in all heir branches.
Hats and CaPs q Wholesale aad retail, and
a great many otter nieles loo hume fGIs To men.
Ion. ALI OF which will sell low a. tier esa -
ooughtany where vest of New York. EEs
anime our stock before making theirpurchases.
We 81 ali NJ all times b happy ~ show ear g0ods,
doubt not but ensbled 70 sais tho saosaw n
ven ven ~ ~ IN me moss i.snuio9s y, IN % euy uyea. yea.
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FlcAuu4 I AhoeSs.
No stain Loft
New Meat shop.
The Choicest Fresh Meats and at the
O.Sr

Lowest RRfc6Oi
NTooRE & LEATHERS have Just opened Msa
Ivl shop on Brady street, between Fourth and Fiji
west aide, where they intend kesping on hand = nii
assortment of the choicest Meats oer TO the Da1
suport public The patronage of families respectful
" solicited as not only will our Meats be good. hut
prices low. There's going down town for Beei
Mutton Pors etc. whom you can supply yourselves viii
the best at MOOREsk LEATHERS-
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NOTICE.. !.

THE partnership heretofore existing under Il nam
Of Dawson, Griggs Co. Is this day dissolved BY
tua consent, Maria u. Dawson retiring from the
cern The business viii hereafter be conducted by tn
undersigned under the uams and style Of Dawson.
6rggs Co., who viii ssttls all claims against the oil
nm. (nov29) - u. DAWSON,
Davenport, Iowa, Novlls5s y; Il. GRI6GS.
4 h inmenss assorl msnt Of Perfumes for the hsnd
1AksrcAist, squA4 to Lnbins, only ~ cts per bottle
Az JOUY1,
sspls Brsdy st. bet 9Th and Sth opp Christian Chap
DvsllingS ior sale.
= RvERAL handsome and veil situated buildings !
CsAle % loaS ans. Apply 70. .ns
Oct !Idu r. Y. EADS
Uninproysd Lands for sale.
Two splenltA " acre lsSs ios sale, nsaf Abraham
ose. ~. ar IN 20. RADS.
Jzcos NRAvER, ia, Z CO,
uovos Aawhsys Store,