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New Arrangement.
EEAN4 NJ
Important % Passengers going Eas'
JOLIET OUT OFF.

MICHIGAN CENTRAL RAILROAD.
,tsWo daily traips leave Joliet except sanday,
! coDnecdnsa Al Lake stsoop WIN the Mlehigan
Central r. n for Detroit and thence with inc urea
western Canada Railway for Niagara Falls. BauAio
Albany, Now York, Boston, Philadelphia montreal
TRAINS LEAVE JOLIET:
6I5A Nj. LlshtnIng Express arriyksat Detroi al
p A. Niagara Fall. 1, 80 nexI LOrning and n. fork
IL. Or Ioston ate 81 night, arrive at philsdel-
phia val Eimb III 10 r. NJ. also connects a: Detroit
y in ssatners for Cleveland. md thenc6wth morn
Ii 1traios 10 all points in Ohio aud Pennsyiyann
SluP NJ Exptess csnnscls ne orning al Dett Oil
witL north Shore line of Steamers through withoal
aiding, striving at 80 a. NJ. eonincctihg VITA tx
nress lrstu 10 New York and Boston. Also con-
nects With the mo rn,ng troin the Canada Halfway
arriving al Nlagara Falls atG 30 +. Nj.
Through tick ots can 70 purchased al the ueSet e''
nee OF ts p4ay =. Jo,iet aiio 70
lsyover and resu,ae thsir seats at pleasure.
July 81 % dry y. kieE, Sap'.
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Stoufs.
STOVES Ar WOLEsALE.
The Largest Stovo Store
-, rI,o ~o2tsss

in TAG vo0ts 20
NIyE shail receive the opening Of nav xsiion iha
w largest stock Of STOVES and TISSEhs
STOCK ever brought 10 The state OF Iowa. Among
the numerous arclcs which We shall kecp constant
ly on hand for tnaer- are Tis Ptets sAese l.sa
boiler from No. ~ TO 2S, Charee9 ss, Hasssa 20:
Imita,foa Rsssie DO, WIRE, tisned Cs?psr's, Bra
ier's d.. B,oek ria, Lead CePper BSttoms, Metal
DO, Hoa Hfrets all sizes. 1paed De-, al ttaas J
pressed uars, JAP aansd de-. 7ipnsrs TSofs;an6 We
ali per.ofs fayortng with an order thst we
will sell them good. in osr line low as the, De
bought 10 Chicago 81. Louis, and much lower tnsn
they have been paying for them hsretofore in shis
place. aad on tergaS 70 saff.
Please give Us call and learn prices. and
tnep think Yoa s'iil spend neith er TINA
ey heresfter II buying at the two pisee. above
named.
N. Z. In . few Gays We shall reetiy an GssoYt-
ment Of tho above nsmee goods by Raisoad, sani :
cient to supply the inmsd ate demand.
Countsy Mefrhsnts rely upon toins suPpiied-
sll times with 1inxsre and on favorable crms ~
Whoissafe prices.
Old Rag, Copper, &c., &C., &c., tases IN ex-
change for goods.
SO, Bu rrows' Block, Front Street
4 achis.davt WICkEkSHAS u @ HICKS.
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THE DAILY GAZETTE.

70 ..
Orb GoRDOy AxD HIS LApDIEs.--
John Gordon, who died near Turrifi..
Bangshire. some time ago, had attain
I'd the age Of one hundred and thirty
two. All the travellers who chanccd
to call at the neighboring inn Of Tnrriff,,
were uniformly directed BY the land
lady, Mrs Wallace. to the cottage Of
the patriarch, where they wad see."
she used to say. !'the auldest man Z
Bangshire-ay, in a the warld.r--
Among the visitors one day, about
the close ofharyest, was q young Eng
lishman. who, coming up to the door
OF the cottage, accosted venerable
looking man employed in knitting
hose. with SO, my old friend. can
you see to knitst your advanced
period ofliiel One hundred and tl,ir-
ty-two is truly an advanced age.''
'.Deil's in the man-if'll be nv
grandfather ye're seeking. I'm onIy
seventy-three, yen find him round
the corner of the house"
On turning round the corner, the
stranger encountered debilitated old
man, whose whitened locks bore tesii-
mony to his having long passed the
meridian Of life, and whom the stran-t
ger at once concluded TO be John Cor
don himself. l8a sa esz
You seem wonderfully fresh, my
good sir, for so old man, / doul.s
not you have experienced many vicis-
situdes in the course Of your very long
life :,
What's your wull, sirl inquired the
person addressed, whose sense of hear
ing was somewhat impaired.
/ The observation was repeated.
"Oh, yen be wanting my father, l.
reckon-he's the yard, therc!''
The stranger now entered the gar
den. where he at. last found the vener
able old man busily employed in dig
ging potatoes, and hnmming the "Bat-
tle Of Harlaw.'' 5zFe
s'l have had some difficulty in find
ing You. friend, as | successiYely en-
countered your grandson and son.
both Of whom mistook for you; in
deed they seem as old as Yourself
Your tlabor is rather hard for one OF
yonr advanced age
at is," replied John, s.but I'm
Thankful that I'm able fort is the lad
dies, pnir things. are no very stout.
now' - Glasgolc Lealsoay Jour.
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TIE CoRs OF EGYPT.--At the Mer-
chants Exchange, corner of Main and
Olive streets. may be seen a sample of
the veritabla Cork and Wheat Of an.
cient times, such as Joseph and his
brethren went down to Egypt to pur-
chase at time OF famine in Canaan.
and which still later was the subject OF
a controversy on certain Sabbath
day among the fishermen and tax
gatherers Of Galilee, who were sharp.
set for dinner. There is no similar-
ity in either the Wheat or Corn to that
grown in this country, and Europe at
the present day, except in the stalk,
both ofwhich arelike our Indian Corn,
with the same long leaves, and about
the same size and height. The Corn
is not in ears, but developes itself in
punches not unlike the Snmach, and
when ripe, the grains lean easily be
ribbed off with the hands. The Wheat
grain resembles Hempseed in shape
| and size, and has no beard like thatof
this country. 7 a -
The grower is Mr. FL. n. Davis, Of
this city, from seed furnished him by
a friend, who took IT from the hand oi.
IA mummy, supposed to have been,
when alive, Nimrod, the. sun of Chus;
grandson OF Ham, and great grandson
Of Noah: in his day, some thousands
Of years ago, famous brick mason:
and the protector and master builder
OF a monstrous tower at asmall village
called Babylon; and at which time al
80 originated the Ditch and other bar
barous languages 1t was he Who
Josephus says--told the multitude
that che would be revenged on God If
he should have a mind to drown the
world again for that he would builda
tower too high for the waters to be
able to reach" He little thought
then that his scheme would fail, nor
did it occur to him, probably, that he
should turn up again after the lapse
of'tive thousand years, and be the in
strument OF furnishing the seed Of the
grain OF his own country to another
on the other side Of the earth. But
such is the fact; for from the product
ola seed taken from his hand, will, in
another year, be raised an extensive
crop, from which Mr.. Davis, who is
miller, will grind several barrels of
bona ade Flour. That specimen Of
real Egyptian Corn and Wheat at this
Exchange speaks libraries. Go and
see it.--N. Louis Intel. a--t
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Coal! Coal!

r DWEEY. THOMAS y co. arc now receiving, a
| ,,s,.ir Yard poar the rail road depot. lao TONS
~ coal DAILY. or+aeland steam II has 10 su-
te eoinbihati on of the miners to raise the
n,,ra ot loal--wllieh Nc woald mos sabhit to--Se
ware unable los sAort ttlme, y SUPPLY our easleaa
hoatan Id Which the community has no small inter.
" are no prepared 10 deliver IA ths city OF
Davenport, IN quantity 70 su'. ~ '"'
Gormef priCes, on application AZ 'h' '''N'
- ia M Ia,t3 .dtf
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N o T 7 C E!

- q. DAWSON, & co, have formed q
>. Dar;nerslp p ailh p II arIggs, under the name
aud ..yle OF Dawson. Grisgs T. Co., 10 take effect
on the iss day Of November, 1885.
Ailpersons having unsettled account. with the old
nrtn are requested y call and settle. octs5
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yOnd all douDL :.
pyspepsia, or Indigestion,
scrofuia, Kings Evil,
Affections of the Bones, Syphilis,
Debility, hsnatpaI Costavsnsss'
Erysipelas, pulmonary uisessss'
Liver Complaint, flies,
Female Irregularities, Fistula, sr7sg..e
Skin Diseases, Diseasd kidneys,
and a grsatand Powerful Tonic, purifying the
Blood, and invigorating the enure system.
The medicine, though prepared 81 great expense
,tIha nrices 50 mod rate that Ill societ! may OBJ
lain a. THOMAS A. HURLEY.
Manuractory, corner oi seventh and Green sts.,
Louisville, ny,
r-PFor sale at Wholesale or retail by
IN II dtywIy C. p.WE8B, lie Claire Row.
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NOTICE.

,ls is TO certify that the copartnenhip heretofore
| existing between the undersigned under me
| mama and slyle Of shoup * Barkaiow is thi- day
| i dissolved by mutual consent.
An the dumauds Outstanding in favor Of sal. frm
"''' ''' Nv ''''i'' - \ d. f. sHoUP. a
'ih" A,V. BARkALOW.
/ U~Ta The Forwarding and Commission oaslness
| viii hereafter he continued by u. + shoap& Go,
Lat stand,
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TL. 1,ld p;oueer Bakery still ahead!

,>HE subscriber has reeenty made smensne a' prep
l .,s,tnns lar In. Inanuiaclure OF sntler, sugar,
So soda. Pic Mic, Water and Oyster Crackers,
pl"l bread, a. ,Nes, together Win good assofs-
mont Of Loaf Bread, Cakes and kassS o..
- - a. ,nanufactire OF Crtm Pali'H
PATENT LOAF BREAD,
"a, no uactinery The advantages claimed for
this processof making Bread srs asa 'lS nnsr
pn,. il is much whiLer aud eyen, itseeps mneh
longer wtnout becoming anaeo manS psrsons ats ~
IA pol obIso uonable when week oa, " tu.s 40
me s tha anesi French rod, IL goes ia'ther,
aaa il readily inrod uced into ianiheswho have nes
ar used gssers Tread before. shat eonnhuo ~ 70 .
rntI'a Tread Wagon as heretofore. 10 oneiing the
al"ye urtices on tofms which eannoshi 70 giye en-
afs salsiseton hopeto5e able 70 saRbS a.. NM fo
MAY l..sr me With their patronage; ihsnh'a. ~ ~
H"H sa'"S' t>>'S '.''' DANIEL MoORb.
Pioneer Bakery, Front street, que "iuN'e a'0'
Burrows Il Preityman's steam 'ihs'
haven 90 4, May -, leSh-dt ..------.-----r+
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>. q. y L I ? N
ATTORNEY AID COUNSELLOR AT Law,
Davenport, loWn.
once on Main street, opposite Le CirTe house
lEls 10 lii
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Hl1RLEY'S SARSAPARILLA.
rtSHls invaluable compound 50 fully apprecis ted
1 by the Aiasfie III people, is gaining wide celeb
Tity and has become permanently established ks Inc
bsst and most effective medicine of iae day. Cert i1
Gates are daily pouring in from all parts of the states
and the afflicted now rejoice there Is heP ~heh ~
ery oIAer remedy proves Intellectual. Diseases which
fof wears proved OF misery, and agonizins
frlire have readily yielded beneath its irresistible
tnaurnSe and cont,ess families rendered happy and
cheerful eg it, eXtrlp rdin4rs efficacy IL yoa want
lie pure and genuine sarsapara, lthap which is as
,i'fsrept and super.orto baiFs or an! othef com
tAen take Hurloy's, for out OF thousands OF cases
scattered through Alabama, Mississippi, Wisconsin,
Indiana, Missouri and Kentucky u has never 10
angie tanee been known TO fail and will cure be-
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III. A. Porter & Bro,
R0rE INT Ann IVT

y DouASELLERS. Stationers and dealers In Wsu
- Paper and Yankee Notiops, agents for Whites
!. \. TSpe Foundry and Hoes Printing Presses.
Type Ae.srhand. apilow
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MS GRAHAN. -; hkrSfh
GRAasA 81 hEPNEh,
X,,.,,s dina and Fam mi az sion Merchants,

JkNEE x URAHAM. y. '" > ''s' WI
GHAasAM & hEPNEh,
Forwarding snd Commission Meteaants,
10 3 BuRROW 81 NEW BLOCK, FRoNfsfhEEi
Davenport, Iowa.
nTdrEt collected Tor the purchase OF nfaia' fisaf
Wool and PTodue generally.
--kEFEkEscEs-
Burrows & Preityman, Davenport, iows,
Wise Pu.sy d Wise, Phil, Pa,
SpringeE, HGrbsugh d Co., Fttseurg, rs
Spang Co.,
+ J1seph i. Elder, st. Louis, Mo-,
McRTids & Hammer, Cincinnati, Ohio,
+ r. McCoy s. soma, n Lisbon, a.
u. & D. Mcdonald & Co, Weil"ii'd,.ohlo,
f Mohian Martin,
George Wells,
Hanna Garretsoud Co., LieVelsni, -
ltassay 4 Sinclair %
b James Graham, New 6srasu,
+ Merchants generally SALON.,
&, tS,B-iH
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E. N. DAVENPORT,
MILLWRI0HT 4 MACHINIsT,

w I'LL aiwaSs be In readiness on short notice 10
w make Pstis and build BY contrast OF superin
tend work. In Offering his services TO The pub
tinis norexp xpease, in keeping up with ali The I'm
PROV smsnts having aiteea y.ars experience, feel.
conrdentthat be can give satisfaction 10 those VIII
en- ploS hin. Communications LEI; or adore esed 10
tie Post once AZ Davenport, inquire al his real
dsHee At Fulton, Mnscatine Co., Iowa. ~
REFERENCES.
J,R. Cos.weli, Maumee City, %
l.. L.Aorehouse, ,Watessilie,o ef
James DuIyin, ,Telas,
stevens & Gauit, NJ oline, III.
John Graham. BE alSn city Iowa. - r
II. u. BaTrcws, Davenport, Iowa.
MAY Is " I'm ~
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IOWA STEAM CABINET
tss~ ~aTEAEkHkkX

nun. subzaribs. wond respactfnii sntore tae ei
l ilens of Davenport and VI Central Iowa tA-s hs
n1spn ia res and keeps constantly on haHi aa "'
sale al u:u
Wholesale and hetas1,
TlrpVEiUKE OF assry descripEtoni IRON ihe ace !
eota 10 me cotamoussl Bureau. Having fsec.'sy 81
his stn, works Into operation he is capable o. uii'
IN ali 0riers hat Ins! DC gwen hihi ~ sHot,
,,l Trit, xnrk ~ hch he warrants 10 DO dI be.fei
agahty than anything Imported into ne f.-5 "Ah
aahtgh' viii be Sal at lower rates. Al Lll1s 'I
ssIPa3ssAED EsjKNllS SIS.
ais, krDl elhaud and for sale los. flsase%ali ana
gxstninr nv stock, 81 the manGiacIarg oA A-f o"d
-treat south si,ie, east OF pefTs street
nsYcnuarl AiAy 30 iSiG iAWp l.. q. o. osA >
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-'7I7F'E % ~
SIOUX CITY LAND AGENCY.
HhEVSIEH * KNIGHT,
Land Agents at Sioux City, Iowa
Lands sn tared aad Warrants located la sioux al''
Fort Dodge and Co0ncu baHs.
tH-PCOileetiouI promptly ATTENDED io
il. h. BREW WSrfR, B. 4. hslOhI,
Atty < Coan,r. al Law. Ciyll Engineef s. Surveyor
REFER TO
DAWSON & True, EsGH., EdIt-T Gazette,
m !. Al. Wli1eygax Dawson IL Griggs,
Il. Price, Esq., IL. ianei Esq
Ma, 10, i5h-uiy
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utdI utFNVNs
r nov open for permanent and tFansie OF DoaIasf-
| those Who @.sh quiet aud pleasant home ~
liz long orr short soiourn ia Davenport can Et ~
1T The WIYsriy H0aIe. The ia0iess,.. afafhsi,es
with the d.uacies OF the season. the fooIn. arc p4o
mi; the neas new and sou. The Haseriy IL sBcnnd
10 no A5teI west eli Chicago In point Of oesuJ VI ioi
,at1u ple lsant h0use, good furniture and geoC Il.
6Ies. Idawlyl ID. al. ADAMS, fropriutor-
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MOLINE PAPER KILLS.

rcHEsupscribers are constantly making ysrietya
Printing and Wrapping Papersa II thor Ai,iin No
line and will pay Cash for any reasonable quantity
good 81 aan COTTON flinenrsgs. onrtrsyerg Ageni
4. d. Churchill will call the Merchants through
eentraliows ana pay them In cash paper for their
Rags. ;. W. "hhELoGE.z
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Boots aao Sbofs.
s---- ----
THE SHOE TRADE.

,rAyIsG Increased our haeiIitles fer manu- fhe'ar M
Ing and dealing in Boots, shoes ana - M ~,
,si,ued succes,ors to y. G.. Dawson IL Co, onef
70 the clens oi Davenport and vicinity xrssle ~
,iueernenis Than 10 buy heir Hoots ana sn"s !"
,aia every description OF goods wanted oy tnepeope
NJ also are nlaking extensive, prepafatons iof
Mhossuie!ng Boots and siiDess SUD We inNNe c"'n- r
ry deaiers to call and examine our stock ana Pr,
4st T. our dctefinination - fei on ~ goou ef 10
they can be pureha.edin - Lsuis or Chicago;
"' DAWSON, GaIGGS & co.
na,a, Brady st., door from2d.
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W, If. LINE. u d.

Practising Physioi an, ,
Dae on Hrsdy street. opposite the Post once, over "a
pcfry'G Clothing Store oiice hours more par,euafSs
r1,H : u 3 4. NJ, and from 10 3 P NJ. api i!-1fl
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Warming ImpIsBsuts Suu AReniHSsi
FIELD AND GARDEN SEEDS

al ffesh and true ~ name and Kind IA s X
The farming public will ind their interest promoted ps
making An examination Of qualities the above ssrab
lshTnsnt, before purchasing elsewhere. ssesrpom n
VIA, JunsT
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FALL AND WINTER CLOTHING
ArJOHE JORDAN'S

AL SUhOhN
IOWA LorHlNG STORE.
A LARGE andvaried 4zsDrtnent of HENS ami
~ Sfoys, Reildy mad Clothing, embraS-
ing Gltthe a e ntanda PToveistyles,a and made By
GOOD work nlen out ofttc brsl MATERIAL,
Fine nedlala and caIn ,aan, Union, Beaver PeiI,
Pilot Peter,ha IN. nj Flushing, Bangaps, sacksanI
I.aetUt rcaats, Cloth, Dress aud Frock Goats OF
color nd qualities. Cloth, Cassimerc, sati-
nci et, et ad Tweed Pantaloons Silk, SATIN Va
ieula SwaLsdown. Velvet, Plush, Cloth, Cashmere
Satinet pou BILE and Single breasted Vests Monkey
ORA wsfs Undershifts, Hosiery, Saspenders,
Gloyea .handke rehies ,Shirt-C oars stocks
Tics No xris, Winchester and Seottsapprcyed Patent
seam Shirts Umbreilasan allarticesusual
Nv kent in gentleman's furnishing stores. ineipdin
Robes de Chambre and Revere v Vestsand Oyefcoats .
Also a spiendid assortment of uncut Cloths, tass
mare and Vestiugs-al of which will be made up 10
ore the bes with promptness, at accom-
modatipg prices, and BY competent workmen. This
establishment is the monthly receipt ofthe laest
FASHIONS so othatordersntrastedto to Them may be re-
lied Don being in the stcsstyle BY those who de-
siret All manner of lain work ,and work OF gen
teel IN edium, promptly attendedto as heretofore
HATS of a new sly etogether " ilh all oItbe com
mon kinds constantly on hand.
tpatronase tn ubserlbe rcohndept'
ly hopss 10 me ritac ntinuanee oithe same.
- JOHN JORDAN.
Merchant r Taiorand ClothIer nFrontstfest, eppo-
sitethe Steam Mills. af
payenport,July I'd, Jsj5-w&d-t,
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Garbs.
j W STEW Arr

ATTORNEY AND COUS6ELIOR Al LAW,
oti.e Aistons itore5 Erady bet Etea eed2A s-'
June 10 dti I. DtvENPORis IOWA
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Stores, stores,
NULTIpIIED RY STOVES.


AND THE ANSWER Is STOVES!
4 LTHOuGH we cannot keep on hand ssme 2Ga6
or 500 stoves some Of our neizho1rs, the res-
Sous are, we sell go cheap aud good an aricle D,
Stoves that it becomes dificutt 10 supply tie de-
maad ,buta supply OF freight cars have arrived
and been placed our road. ana have com plet1i
our arrangements g. to be able 10 supply the
demands ofuil. be the same MORE OR LESS. n E&
So after looking around among sti the con +
It0RSEr Stove shops In this city, TO no purpose,
come 10 3
Twitchell 4 tiillstt's,
The only Stove Emporium IA the west, and buy 4
.St0pe as isa Stecs. in our prices, for cnespness
defy all -eonIpetit!nn-sF.ry article Sarrer.ef.
md IL not satisfactory, We refund thernonay Among
our assortment may be found the celebrated
Forest Oak. Tor wood or Csat the Climax,
Black Diamond. for coal; The King OF
Stoves and Governor, elevated ovens
Al kinds Of Psrior, oisce snG Heating stoves.-
Iin and Copper " areo on hand all times, Root
Ing Joobi 1g, dc. done 10 order r@s-s
Brady street, nearly opposite the r. o.
E.b 4-dn DA.ENPORI. lOMh
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NEM TIN srOt.E

NAsV I'm y Ots r..
TNHE subscriber rs have just opened storS on Rzr-
i riSon between Third and Fourth street,. where
Mey intend manu- featuring and keeping constantly
on hand all kinds OF rs g.tra aassl az 4.
Copper, Tin and Sheet Iron Ware,
Particular attention paid to Roofing, Sporting ard
Jonbing. Country merchants cau rely apoa being
supplied with L ware at Wholesale prices.
Tags, old eoyl or, lead, kc. taken Ia exchange fe
goods. iAIicitfi GRANTEES \ BELL.
FRESH BUTTER AND EGGS
n aApoU NDs Fresh roll Butter also. l3 kegs choie
ZOUVpacked and 900 dozen Eszs, Just received .nr
lIr sale al The q GkHkEYE STORE.
spln JACOB WEAVER ia 4 90.
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Rork fSIaM0.

NIB. OSBORN s. co.
LAND, crock AND INSURANCE BROKERS,
Hoek Island III.
Attend TO the payment Of taxes and all other matters
csnnsctst = ih Land Agency in all parts o Illinois
snd lows. Caice on Orleans street, near taorl
House. ~, . .m## N.= ra.a.
gfsI - Cheap Lands.
\ " d, Sec "A tosn so \ range W iG0 aofes
VI ar acc ls - : w LOO :.
Sit,,s tsd In Cedar county. Also ssl
NaaW ar see "a town 80 Lran2e st :.
SSS n or sse % gowue0S 81. 4E60'
SisEa N sss 70 sSN !. iEs0 @.
i Mqrsee son 4Eso tao -
" iSE ar see3. " sJN i" tEs0 "
Iu Scott county onarsi for thirty days at grea'
bsscils BY their WHO arc dstsrnlnsd " sell
snlr "a M.H. Osborn & CO., Land Agi
Rock Island, Illinois.
WI have si.o some CITY ard Country property III
soch Island county whibh are offered very chesp.
Jau S SIS d--SI saFF f-
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-09-01
rERRsYLvANIA RAILROAD.
Egas,ts fA

% %s1R3
IA. gfeat Central Route, connecting the AZ iantie
e,los With the Western, Northwestern, ana seuih-
western ststes BY continuous kalinA aIest ihls
tssusr. - ali psTls the North WESTERN laEes; III
Iiug ID. most direct eAsapsst and reliable route 10y
whieh Freight eGa be forwarded TO and iren' Tho
Eatss between Philsdelphis and Pittsourg,
E,rsf {iaxs Boots ,Saoes, Dfyi 10 s ma n
q asds t!u boNesl turs, Feathers, ae.,
SECOND class. - Books q station
AR, Ijry Goods On B.lies) Drugs and M. r. inca
Msa'cae', HARDWARE Lea'A'r' Wool
.Cn,rd Ciass.-.Anys, Basging1
Bacon, fofs il. bulk Cas-. sissl,t Soc 100
Sole Leather lin bnndlesl oehre, &eS
ROu RI n Class ...Conee, Fish ,Bal
con & PORK (paekedl LardSs Lard oi,f 4Oc y lo0 b.
hemp, Iron, lead, nails, SODA a,h, Me.,
FIoUR-4l per barrel until farther notice.
\ GRAIN--5O cts peri00 sHhAi father notice.
| COII0N--Ss per "pt "Neoediug SUI lbs,
weight untnfuther
II PIN shipping foods lromany point easl oil Phil
.aeIvhla be particuar to marx packages "oia Penn
,vI.ania haifrOad - All goods consigned 10 the
gents Tor his Road q Phade!pha or Pi,tsbarg wilt
| ee 10 rwarded sithott detention:
| Fnnsaf AossTs.-Hafris, Wormly & Co., Mem.
uh,s FeEn., L. sass y Co., ST Louis, ~ ). Aitch-
ell & son, Gransyitis, Ind pumssnil Bel y Eur su,
s'Ss'' Gs 51sIai 'ns Co.. zsasss zas
aaor House, N. York; William 81. and 8 Batter
piaee, New YORK; L. J. sneeder, Philadeipha; Ma
gTag & Rooms, Batimo ore, Geo. Q. Fronciscu., Pits
burg, ge, !. az,
| Fl, J LoMRAEHi, Sap'f. s7hsoxs, Pa. Hs s.8-@ H
penasy Iyalaisa Raiir6ad.
Three Daily Ieroggn Trains between rhil4dolphi4
suJ pittsbxrgh. -lTiiE MORNING MAlL'TRAiS
leaves Philadelphis for Piitsburgat "a A. NJ and
PItsburgA fer Philadelphia at7 a. A. The fast iine
leaves Phliadelphiaati =: NJ and pits9urg tar Phil.
sJrinLia AZ r. NJ. THE NIGHT BxPRthS train
leaves Pailadel pha for Pittsburgh 81 II n and
Pil,sburgh for tihiladelpha at IL 7. NJ.
Tha above lines connect AT Pittsburgh with the
g,,Iyoads so and from 81. Louis, No., Alton, Gaena
s,d rhicago ILL., Frankfort, Lexington and Louis
yiae, XVI Terrs tlsa.G Da!tog spflnghtld Belle
fnn,ins gandusky, fDtstD, Cleveland, GalpA bus,
zsnssyilie Massion ard Wooster, Ohio; also, siih
III sissu pack st boats lfoIa aud 10 New Orleans,
:, iouis, Louisville and Cilstnnat. t
through tickets be bad 10 or rom either OF the
above places. a., .n,.
eut srirtng points Passengers from the West will
II tnis tie shortest and most expeditions route to
y rsdelphia, Baltimore, New York or Boston.
rT4o's. MOORE, Agent, Passenger Lines, phiis
D. MESKlMkS, Agent Pas senscr Lines, Puts.
Iihiia. Nov cd 50 dly