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GREAT ATTRACTION
AT THE
Great Western Clothing Store.

dOLESALE aud RETAIL.
1 I AVtNGr Just returned from the east with three
l. 4 tinHs a. large stock of CiOlhing anA
Gents; uruishing Goods as was ever Of
sored Ia his Market. and al % per cent lsss price
sc einHdsni tai can -ait taa paSl.s a pElea And
quality. Hiytng had two years experiences In n
CITY, iaHd ssowieg we'll the wants OF The people.
selected this OF oods from lhe best sass-
era manufacturers and of the best Qualities. Amoas
~hisa nas De foaasi Two thoTsans OyeRsCOaas
frhi la = dollars; four thou sand pairs Pants in
price, ifuA IS cents to 80; one hoa szndV Vests
from u cents 70 10 dollars, Dress Coat sfrom 4
- - dollars; FrOck t. 30 dollars sack J to i5
iUlaFs; Ntii rrs from 50 cts. to af.oa; H8ls.
Caps, Gents, Eu RAJ ia: GOods, in prier
sEa quality suit purchasers. Al goods bought sI
alekrs warranted A. NJ. Article.
Isefeby return my saaeere thanks for the palroa-
age heretofore 80 EosrAliy bestowed and hope
sllll 70 Iae ri sad r~esiYa the same No LsCiaire
B'oes. L. LOWENSTEIS.
~ :. CDuuily Merchants will do we'll to call ana
see ny stock before purchasing eisewhere.. They
= I'll fnd low figures and rsasons Die terms.
1wn
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stores, stores.
MULTIPLIED BY STOVES.
AND THE ANSWER II STOy ES!
4 LIHOUGH we cannot keep on hand SEINE 2tpd
y jOdh Stoves, some Of our uei shbDrs the res
sOns are, sell cheap and 20 good article Of
Stoves that IL becomes dificnit TO supply III de-
ma4d ,buta supply Of freight cars have arrived
and been placed on 0urrDaa, and We have completed
Oufarrau gem To be able now ~ supply the
demands ofail, be the same MORE or LESS.
So after looking around among all the LONE
HOKSE'' stove shops IL this city, to 10 purpose
come 70
TwitchelI & Gillstt's,
The oaly Stove Emporium in the west. and buy
store as ~ store. In our prices. Tor cheapnsss,
defy all pmpetitI0H--s7ery article narrantsd,
and IL not satisfactory. refnHa the mnnsy. Among
oar asso rim eB pfnay Ds found the celebrated
Forest Oak, for wood or Geai; the Climax;
Black Diamond. for coal; The King Of
Stoves and Governor, elevated ovens,
III kinds OF Parlor. O1ies and Heating Stoves
Tin and C oppar Ware On hand AZ all times. Roof
ihg. JObbiug, dsc. done 10 order.
dv usa-fy nnnneitp the p q
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Dyer's
EMRRD RDGsllNN.
for soarosb oenefit never be withouttt.
What DYER Healing Embrocation i.

What Dysr's Healing Embrocation is,
IL is perfect Pain Destroyer, and al invaluable rem
gty for the OF Rheumatism Cuts Wounds, PaiG III
ths side, Back aud Limbs; Lumbaso Sore Throa Burns,
seaids, sweilings, Agug, CrSmP, Piles ke. For Cuts
sud Wounds II Is superior u any other pretrston II
iEl afford immedate rsi IN scslns or barns, AND ioF
Pains weakness in OF the system Will give
certain relief in very short time.
Used internally, ii is Of the valuable RENE
dies cranp spasnoc Affections. ior pains, or sore
rss in the side, throat chest and stomach, for sisk
headache Nausea sickness, rheumatism, er any
terhsl weakness caused By tall or strain IL possess
soothing, healing and destroying properties uae-
analed by any 9ther compound mediciue, and We have
never known it 10 fail ia arrsstng the progress OF the
What has Dyer's Healing Embrocation aone'
Wonders. indeed! Il s known every where a. stasl-
tarl medicine asurc reuady, SEd universal Peaaesa
tor rheupIisul, cUks, do barus, sCalds, lunlas
sore throat piles, bowrl complaints, chorrs- wind t
c dy-entsr y, aud numerous either iis aua aehcs it
popularity IS osing H. IL esn intrinsic merits oaye
used it Is never dispensed with II j. bSeohiS datF
EOre and more popular, and = PsrformlnS reuaFshe
cures day by day. Al persons who have never used this
great remedy tr all sorts Of pain shou at onre obtain
Balm for Every Wound,
pyers Healing Embrooatiou has acquired an uHpo G.
iontpd celebrity healing ptnaeea Itcurea Maunas,
cuts, burns bruises, -sls, rheumatism aud all sAtes-
nal aud internal Psp, "a short period Of uSe seieu'
tiically prepsr Z aud Away. preserving toe same
strength AMI quality Il Il used the Srestest ton.
Known that it needs hardly be named IN puk. PRINT.
A Sure Remedy for Piles
lbs Piles, most distressing complaint u mere prFn
lent than IL generally -HPpo,e II Is attended nth IN
lsmulaton, spsll unors in the generality OF ssses
make their appearance, isdsscebshly painful Which
is impossible Ia resist scrstehng and the only pes
ont relief 10 be desire 10 tear the skin en- ihs
disease not dangerous, but extremely unpleasant
Clerks aud those OF ssentary habits, mosI subject
10 this mslady. Let s afflicted Overs Healing En
hrocation ami immediately relief and an -
tct,l eur. Man, troublesome OF this complain
have been remedad by the Of this great medicine
can present tacs upon TACT IN corroeoEaton of thu
s,atemen III and thousands bear testimony to the sres
| value OF this alLIIsalns fsnseea.
No Stain Left.
/ Tn, ease with which Dyer's Healing EmbrOeation l.
xnpIe the absence of any grease oily substance d
a. psen, its Petfect nes.tless, leaving no star
room tha iressor skin It's agreeable odor ts prompt
silp aud sicacious effects, render IL tie nlust gsh
bic aud cheapest medicine thai be used. The Sen1
inc has the fac saile OF the propreSDrs signature.
4 n RIEIn pfonri.f,r p,nsiaan,a Il
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RECOGNITION IN HEAyEN II must
confess, as the experience Of my own
sou, that the expectation Of loving my
friends in heaven principally kindles
my love to them while on earth. II /
thought / should never know them,
and consequently never love them at.
Ter this lie is ended, ! should number
,hem with temporal thinga, and love
themas such. But now | delightfully."-
converse with my pions friends, in a
firm pursuasion that ! shall converse
with them forever; and | take com
fort in those that are dead or absent,
believing that | shall shortly meet
them in heaven, and love them with
2 heavenly love- Barter.
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NEW YORK HOTEL,

Harrison, Lstwesu Front aud Second Streets
JkiEFER & A 5 li0kNUAa- fF1FE5rt1ra
t!ste, Robert Henn6t
,.,uE arabftetots respectfully abho4EeHs 1v thaif
| esstern friends and Ih, travelling pabl. gene
faily ti4l having purchased
THIS Conimcdlous Goaa!,
et bat II thoroughly fepH!fed aud renDt sled " ats
~ : nrapurea 10 faerit sharc al n IN patronage" %
ata Gti0n their ssats Sha epm.3Gts. J1t
table " ~ill be .npptsd with the 0ess "i'tH e MAJ
"a, 80 nd our lodg cling rooms srs furnished al
III - " ,a,., al apy In the city. june - du
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The Hartford Times OF Saturday
.ays. \ very ingenious and apparent.
iy ef.ectual contriyance for catching
and killing wolves, foxes, etc, has
been invented by Fredrick Reuthe, OF
this city. a workman at Colts pistol
factory. It is small and compact, be
Ing hardly ten inches long, and it
works wi4h much strength and precis.
ion. Two steel prongs, fitting into q
close steel iron case, are provided
with four barbeI points, upon which
the bait is fixed. The little thing is
completed by two smallsteel tubes, or
pistol barrels. running lengthwise
With the case on either side, and pro-
vded with cones Tor percussion caps.
When the animal seizes the meat, he
pnIis out the two prongs upon which il
Is iastened. and ia doing so, opens
.aem by a powerful spring thus fore
Ing his jaws vide apart and holding
him firmly by the cruel barbed points,
ghile at the same instant both pistol
0anels are simultaneously discharged
Gown his throat. 1t finishes him
completely. Even without the pistol
hots no vol couId well get away,
with these barbed points in his jaws =
IN experiment tried on a dog sue
ceeded admirably. The inventor goes
to Canada with his trap, to sell ii in
that wolf.swarming region.
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Vlotbiug.
New foods. New Goods.
ED w ARD "A L DE N
.YerchNssf Tailor.

- - " "A II "a - 16 N
.UerchNssf Tailor,
AND
Wholesale and Retail Dealer in
x g q d y M a de CIOt hing,
Cisths, Cassimeres, vsstings, Gents Far
nishing Goods and Tailors' Trimmingy,
AhJast returned from the east with one Of Tho
4 isrze.t and eestseieeted stoeks Of goods ever
aHefed for .alein this market consisting 10 psr Of
me following articles.
BROADCLOTHs.
fasll h, French, German and American, Of The a
hEsf quality and latest ssyl Of goods.
CASSIMERES
EHgitsh, French and Am ,reaa, of every variety a 4
-iyie, color sndq quality
VESTINGS.
bite Msrseilles, hstaia sse, White London FiYar.
4 rinsel aud Coiored Silks, Fancy and PLATA siis
Velvet, Faocy siis and Linen, Italian SIX Gfeus
ne satin, Italian Cloth, siik Plush, aud Paur,
ovERcoATING.
BLACK, Blue aud Brown groadeIoth Union. whItne,
and Pitot Cloths, Fancy, Blue, Brown and Mulberry
Castor Beaver, canads mixed AMI ssara n the a.
Test imports.
READY-MADE
gyer-c Coats, OYER Sacks gu rtoats Reeanr Jacket.
md TaIInas, Frock and Dress Frock Goats of ali
Qualities and styles, six, Velvet, Plush, Cloln,
ashm ere and Valencia Vests Casmett atfnett
double and twist fancy and plain Cashmere and
taoeskin ranis Den'n and Guernsey Froeks, Wrap.
peTs and oyeralis
FURNISHING GOODS.
hickory, calico, whits plain linen corded and Paris
~ 9mss fancy eooted Shirts, with COMMON nj pol
"a Ersttands; string DeOrsey, corded Byron, poi.
- - collars, Neck Ties. stecks, faacy and and plan
SfAfats; Gloyes-waite, black and eoiorsd kid lin
- Duck, eioth, ChssteThria, Aberdeen, Berlin.
GAlSn and Germen and Fur GaHntlefs; wool, merl-
- aha cotton Hose; white andfsncy linen and sik
aAnakerchiefs; embroidered lambs wool, whts and
nlSed menno and silk Wrappers and Drawer:
Sooi Sliits, ,searfs, AuiieEs, Cents shawls snd
rhswi Pins, mbrsilas, Garper sacks and ali other
tfi'cle. asiil kept - The trace, ali OF which i.
scspecttGily submitted to the examination Of eas
tgneFs.
Aaeas!y call will secure choice selections
EDWAkD ALDEN.
'esOAd street, opposite LeClaira Row Davepport
!1HE, t0-tween Slain d Hrady.) sepsdtf
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JAS. RUMBOLD, JR.,
DSTRAC CT0R AND BUI L De 1,
shop au alley bet 5th and 9th ats, rear OF Conxrs
ls.onsl, aud Hest OF Methodist Church.
t'e 2s!b "a d9 stf
..yzs,c B. d. MYERS, DEETIsT,
yyxEx Has removed his once to Second
'tLnnY St. between Brady and Perry, a
f5w doors east Of Smiths Store.
he hopes that the fss three years eonstsn
IN ths city has given such satissctlonas will induce
those wishing The services OF Dentsi TO seek ms
40 y location.
40 10 his work any amount OF references can be
given II desired. sept2 SO dwh
O. W. CARTER Z. D.
Physician & Surgeon.
1gey on North side of3d 81. Two doors West OF
Rrady ~ boards At Dumonts on South side sfad ST.
DAVENPORT, IOWA.
asreh I4tn, IS.
l.. II. FELTON,, NJ. d..
L'0RGRRLY Assistant Physiciau TO theEmigTants
sa4sssa sss 20 hs Sosyn a cy ao:p
s.Etlv Of Orsnge nd Westehes,er Cos, -. T., Offers
8s services TO the citizens Of Davenport
Jhes and residence, BRADY st.neariy opposite Gen
sargenps. aug 20 1855 dif
Dr.. J. W. H. BAKER
fIER 81 experience OF thirteen yesrs 10 the
! trectee Of Medicine and Surgery now oners bis
ossiotal esryiess 70 the citizens Of davenport
asi5fetiTo sasse1y and diseases Of iGs throat and
,as. Ohsc5 In Post ofcs Block No. 9, up stairs;
80 oH 5lh 81, between Brady Perry sts.
W. u. LINZ, y. D.,
Ffaatising Physician,
"a q Lsady street opposite the Posi- ofcs over 4
P4fFF Cgth,n. uitice hours, mofs particularly,
as.a t3y s aud FROM ! tocpM spiI-ttr
Dr. W MHlER.
iHSeantly FROM Rock I.iand, ili.,j
surgeon and homeopathic Physician,
Hgsy 2d street, next door to II h. Smiths ahe
t.iIe, iu y. Msf~in's once, rear Lindsoy's Jew
aeb gssdft eiTy Store.
:. q. HtsEAAa, MD. Il. u. HICKMAN. D.
DRS HICKMAN,
CLkCEIC PHYSICIANS & SURGEONS.
utEse aa Grady 81, East sits, bet. "a I'd.
L. sa.a.Al attention 70 operative surgery and
.-5rE-s- generally.
81 .E. Fs-tWEI.
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R0rk f6lan0.
---1-
MALL PanerI Wall Paper.

y TO Il, 5,00sroifs hand, just received and open
i z Ing, have no hesitation in saying lhal
haye the largest Gsd beat oarielg west OF Chicago
. visit 10 our store and warehouse viii show, all y
which will be sold at reasonable prices.
II. A. PORTER * BRO,
Old Pioseer Book Store,
apl I dw-if Rock Island. Ill.
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Coal! Coal

I OWREY. THOMAS 4 co. ar0 now receiving, n
l<their Yard near the rail road depot, loo TONS
OF COAL DAILY. For Fuel and Steam ithas no sn.
perior in this Market. rF. .#F.
Owing 10 a eombinAu ON Of tne miners to raise tht
price OF Cosl--whieh We would not submit to--xt
we're unable, for shorttime, To supply our stem
ers But having succeeded in breaking up this co
bnation( Tin which the community has no small Inter
est,) We are now prepared 10 deliver in this city o
Davenport, IN quantity 10 suit purchasers Al oai
former prices, ON application al the Yard.
hn,k ma Inn 4 dir
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HARDWARE a s.g1yE sT0RE
NEN tisRE RENS.EuEST.
a. T HAVE just ags4ed extensive stock of stoves
90 aud Harvaare tbg OLD STAND OF H. d,
~ sslir,i o. s,
VIII therc be fouud large au completess-0ft-
facutuf
SHELF AND HEAVY HARDWARE,
Nails, spgs. Ghs CsrIoutof's aud jsEer's Tools, and
An tacl eYeEy. il the Hardware llhe Nich viii sell
flr CASH eh, tbtu be had at "a! ssrshllshmentn
this city.
Give Ne Call.
Don't i"g4s tie place, Corner Front ARa Dry Streets,
opposite the Earry Landing,
4 VI -
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Ii Il IL T's
o o N m ercial College,
DAVENPORT, IOWA.
Incorporated June 81, 1856.

incorporated june u, 1906.
FACILITY.
WILLIAM V. BARR, A. b.,
Professor Of Theoretical aud Practical Book Keep
tlg and RusineB. Panmanshlp.
JOSEPH c. LOPEZ, Esq.
. ! r~4slant Principal aud Teacher 10 S""A-h'eP'ns
department.
DANIEL L. SAoREY, Esq,
Lestarer on Commercial Law.
GEORGE ". ShEIDk, a. Nj,
Professor OF Mathematics aud German Language
inoharge of Calculation Department.
The winter course will commence on Dee ip
tie new spurtuents appropriated expressly 10 ths
College purposes on OF 80 and Perry streets
In Jaeo6y's now butidtug. Inc course will COM
prehend every branch taught NJ similar insth"'
uons.
Ladies Apartment.
One room will be used two h ars each day eNcia-
snip .aRd Book k-keepipg will be taught under ne
Immediate supervision of the Principal.
kYery facility viii hs RliOr rded students from u
distance IN procuring suitable boarding housos, and
i accomplishing the In the shortest pc sstbie
uuo. Fer III ther paateulars apply 10 OF address
nc Principal, nov20dti
New Neat shop.
'Ehs Choicest Fresh Meats and at the
Lowest fIicesI '#aa
NJOQEE S Leaf kBS have Just opeusi y Meat
WI shop Brady street, between Fourth snd Fifth,
Wlst side, where they intend kesplnS on hand fnli
a,sgltm u the choicest Meats offered 70 the
pnport lc The patronage OF families Is respectful
! n sollC . ~ not only Will our Meats be sood, bul
ices I.- There's no use going down town for Beef
Itton york tlo when yon can supply your with
/ tLa bvst MOORE LEAThkRS.
hovleti
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SAMUEL PERRY

SAMUEL PERRY.
Merchant Tailor.
{! As or hand new and full assortnen, or frra.n
Ii and hhgiish Clothes, Cassitneres and VestI0,-
suitable for the season, which he will make NJ z,
measure on short notice and reas0na BILE terms
READY MADE CLOTHING.
~ all kinds for spring and Summer wear which
- u! DC sold as cheap asthe cheapest
FURNISHING GOODS.
! good supply ofeyerything necessary for . gentle.
mans wardrobe. spring style OF Hae.,
Caps, Eruaks, yaIicex, Ac.
P.s. Nonid invite thoseaboutto pnrchxse xooJ.
u ths s5oycli TO give him call before pu rehssIu
elsewhere One price only. No trouble to show
goods. ThangfuFfo b . stfs ors hopes contnusns
- .aasAnie SAMUEL PERRY
Davenport A prii Is 1855
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Q[arDs.

JAS. RUMBOLD, JR.,
0NTaA Acton AND Bull De B
shop on alley bet. 5th and 9th ats, OF Conxrs
us!oaal, and Vest OF Meth odist Church
tue ls.b 'Ja dG wifi
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soot, and Shoe. BIZ the Case or Dog,
N O II I G. e

!. q. DAWSON, & CO. asVe formed =
y. pErihe rshp with 2. ii Grlsgs, under the name
4nd lyle Of Dawson. g. riggs & Co, TO take effect
0aths isi day sfSovember, 1855.
Aipersons having unsettled accounts with the old
afm zre requested " eaii snd settle oct25
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kof u o Ladies,
LNhkNGH Kid, White Kid, English kid, Bronze ks
Il and Velvet slippers.
Also, Kid, Congress, English and French Lasting
alters, FRO ,sD To S2,15 per pair, for sale by
Dee3 DAWSON, GRICiG co
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Egorm5y s. sEz5sIstca,
. rnVr,Fvsftg a.#l ETYfE FlMNL

CARPENTERS AID Bv@hDEHs,
sHor, corner Of Main and Fars a-5.t -4I'eFyfy J.
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I,oys Youths and Infants Boots
LARGE lot Of tie above, Call, klp ard Cow
II nile. by
Home Made Boots and shoes.
Ixrg make every style and quality Of Boots. Gs
w ter, oxford Ties, and ihs Calf SHOES for gent
aaJsisof1 aotce, ofprime stock
fhDse WIN wand s.tIotas Msds' work viii pleas
AXE notice.
necs DAWSON, GRiGGs & 60,
dents Caters. Boys CATERS. Youths Caters
E,iR Itrges, aud best stock we have ever oaered.
4 Fine Call, sewsd and pegg ed, double and singie
spie black aad DFab Et5th 6aitsrs; Patent Leethef
..bd u ack skin Caters. i1r sale very cheap by
Dse1 DA WsOS, GRIGGS d co.
Msn5 Long Rubber Boots.
L>u Rubber SaMaefs Caters and slippers for i4ss
dies and tieAts, Misses snd children, bY
Dec 3 DAWSON, RIGGS n co.
Warm Feet. Dry Reet.!
nAWSoN, GRIGGs 81 co. have a complete
- sortmeni Of Pur-kned, Cloth and Buffalo over
ssnes, for sale ehesp. dee 3.
THE sE0E TRADE.
COUNTRY Merchants are invited to call aud e1
- anime assortment, which Il just saited 70 ths
aarkel cur prices win At All times be as low a.
hose OF Chicago OF 81. L0nls.
Decs DAWSON, GKtGGS 4 co.
-.
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TuE DAILY GAZETTE.
rNnllaH cELEBRlTlEs

kNtli4' E7tt
q. ! nerican n London who visit
The House OF Commons thus des'
cribss the leading speakers
Mr., layard, the hero Of the debate
and vel known in America from hle
;,agonant discoveries in Ninevah, Is
w. nan q middle height, thick set tull
ami VIGOROUS face. and coplou5 BLACK
h., bar turning grey His voice is loud,
H. '-ss,icnlation violent, and he be
Ionu9 10 the class OF noisy , speakers,
r5rs, ;p tue House Of Commons than
IN our own Congress. His speech
,~os aEle foFcible, and to the point -
4s exposed weakness and corruPtions
h n various departments OF the ad-
min's.ration, giving definite instances
n illustration. he was followed by
81. Northeote, young man oil
E5g8s complexion, who speaks IN a
simple easy manner, with very clear
voice
as3 ai,e speech Mr.. Gladstone is
Tall and alim, or al least, gracefully
tormed with black hair and black
4eg, a llttle danger orfuture badness
.1readg manifest, aud long head,
somewhat Gar upon the top. lie has
g pron.n nt nose. Hewears spectac!es
spd had bunch Of flowers in bis but
ton hole. His voice isloud and clear.
and speaks with the greatest ease and
faency. claiming the attention Of the
House by bis agreeable manner, as
vsll a. By his clear logic and pIthy
remarks. The other lion Of the even
iDg was Sir Edward Bulwor Lytton.
Ta.s distinguished novelist is tall,
slight. rather thin, and somewhat worn
ana haggarl in his expression. tie
wears q mustache AMI long hair. His
long nose forms one line with his
somewhat rrtreating forehead, and his
features have altogether, a high bred,
aristocratic character. His voice is
somewhat thick, though not without
a little appearance ofehort.
There was great curiosity 70 hear
him, and bis able speech was listened
10 with great attention and applause.
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COHpAsaES,
The Old Pioneer Bakery still aheat

nP all sizes of Guriey &c Co.'S. Troy, at
" apl dw-f II. A. PORTER e. BRO X
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FRANCIS JACUBY JR's.,
TEW DRUG AND PRESCRIPTION STORE.
EsahstFibsrrssp spsetfdilyinyte- The attention pi
t1e,.itlEs "a OF nportsHJ SURROUNDING eoGHtf,
10 d. t1gag aud micalStJfs6H hfai ybstwesh Ga
Eaa Ea 4GlFJ bIs-
From Als EEoWiedge ana sNpeTieHss ILiLsbasihess
h a u assure tlUae ano LIit. that they Will
sflralgast Sitn Medicines 0ttEe best qualify, prs
aTcd with ll5 syTetsst care and al dloiefste pficss
sorsonE ta tgoEiion will be siE1b to the compound
3 ~ OtEiE FsascfipUOEz.
reEl-- g,apsa g0oaAssoftInsn toi German r fenet
.aziisl i AIartlGan feffumeTy, loolh ano hAii
af5sae 0l4f.s, and General gssnTtmehI oil ranel
AFilciE-
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Boots aao Shoes.
THE SHOE TRADE.

TIAyIAG Increased oar facilities far man1naetnr.
ing and dealing IN Boots, Shoes and fcather. VI
uHdef.lxDed, succcssors % =. %. bawaou n Co, etT
the cftzens ofDaY post aud vicinity greater ia
ifucements than tO bug tbeir boots aad shoes
ihsm our retail stosk hereafter will always esir.
tsin every description ~ goods 1sDcdbs the people
80 ai.o are making eStsnsi.e preparations ios
WAole.alsiHy Roots sni Shoes, and We n, te com
sfy lie ers 10 call and examine our stock ard Paccs
ASH is pur detsrniisasibn self good terms
b.}y ca be purcha.r3lu - i.s6ts Or Chicago.
BA NsOS. 0RiGGS q co.
dst25 Brady IT., door from I'd.