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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-02-28
GREAT VICTORY OVER ALL LINISiENTS!
j. B. Vondersmith's
CHANG EHU,
e II In EsE LLN-LM EN- 7.

Many anil just objections made oil the ordinary
ment Of the day Of their offensive SMELL
nnsighty talns often left upon the skin AWOndEr
which has been verified TO the asonshment the
found chemists delight fnstidouS patients is that
In addition to its surprising curative effects 1t the
heAlhul cosmetic and agreeable perfume To- any part of
the skin which mag be applied mparts rosy
ural glow which lasts for hours, and leaves the
sOneSs OF healthy skin, instead OF the erected chappcd
appearance which Is common result OF almost all other
tcles used for that purpose Hence every adys toilet
supplied whit excellent qualities in this re
spec To reaiets agreeable 0or you need but open
bottle aud try for yourself ?
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-02-28

NOTICE.
Ii persons knowing themselves indebted to 3IcCallens
"A Knox earnestly requested call by
o. note before the first Of January.
Persons having claims against the firm wiz please Prssen
-. esls !. l'.l..a.oa. Nso1ALlrys KNOX.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-02-28

Public Notice.
AHIS6 discontinued the Grocery business heretofore
kept by Market street. inthe city Of Wheeling,
all persons Indebted hereby required TO make
before tina Ist day Of APRIL Otherwise same win be
put in the process Of collection by suit without respect
persons. ANDREW SfCLDEW.
March 18th. fiSS5 s5t5. r,,pf4 4
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-02-28
Savings Bank Store.
sEw FASHIONED Letters At rnr OLD pos7oyr,c,

II Az NOW receiving and opening an UNUSUALLY large and
general assoTtracnt Of Boots Shoes, Hats RonnEt I'm
enas and Carpet Sacks the of Market and Nom
res sreets WheGag Va in the formerly occupied as
the Post Ohse and opposite the cLure House. very large
and entirely neH stock which purchased FOR cash. from
ahs manufacturers Of the North favorable
SIeumstansss and olGr them to the citizens Of Wheeling
and ylenily stEeducs Wholesale RETAIL respectful
y SOLICIT share Of patronage.
deem useless to much in praise Of my stock II
mistake not, the people Of Wheeling easily hum
6uREed BY advertising pu4 suffice 1t have any
ely OF meas, yoths aud hoyS Boots and Shoes mirror ak
Inolssku WOOL Leghorn, brush and Hats for La
heseVeFy variety Of SILK Lawn Straw and Braid Bonnes
the most recent fashions and styles
4nSShoss slippers and GsterS, both for ladies'
and q the mott fashionable stye make and quality
--Caf and see foe yourselves.
Having large stock OF the above named
ss9 would respectfully invite Country Merchants
aud zee me, or send their orders will duplicate bills
lps D. IL WATSON
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-02-28
Mammoth H.et Store.

Cummings Works.
CUMMINGS on the Apoealype, Ist, % Sd series:
~ :" on the Seven Churches;
- Family Prayers, sxOIs; q .ss.-.
" Signs OF the Tmes;
- Minor Works, 1st, Sd and Sd series:
I" The Church before the Hood /
81. The Tent and Altar;
The EaiIy Lift;
The Blessed Life;
. Voices Of tie Day; +
= Voices OF the Night:
= Voices Of the Uead;
Notes on GTnesia, EEoduS, Levitteus Daniel
Parahles, AlrAeles, ST. Matthew, &. Marx and
jundtS WILDE BRO.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-02-28
BtAcK, BROWN, gREES, BLUE. OLIVE AMP

NOTICE-EXTRA.
IAeys small stock OF Conon Clothing that will dis
btOea Of F;Ee Goods
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-01-15

We believe that Mr.. Hubbell has COM
menced, or intends soon to commence suits
against Alfred Sanders, the editor of the
Gazette, and E Tichenor, for libel, and that
Mr.. Knox of this place has been retained
for the prosecution.-R. I. Repnb.
Our highly esteemed friend lies
under a mistake. Mr.. H., nor any other
man, has had the remotest idea OF commen-
cling suit against the editor of the GdEef1e
for anything he has ever written, True
he did commence suit agains. the firm for the
publication of an advertisement rejecting
upon him, but subsequently he Withdrew
the suit of his own accord.
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o;sss less or below zero


TIE Poor There is more suffering
among the poor in this city than comes to
the knowledge Of the public. While some
are rolling in aiiluence, or blessed with all
,ba comforts of life, others are absolutel y
suffering TOR the bare necessaries OF sub
.s,ence. There are few men but who
would willingly give to deserving object
Of CT arty were such an one presented 10
them, or did they know OF the existence OF
such in our city The ladies', ever forward
n good works, have formed society for the
relief of the destitute in our city. They
search out the deseryus and give to them
such money, food or clothing as are placed
in their hands Tor that purpose. Those who
wish TO aid them in the good work can learn
more in respect to them by reading the no.
lice in our special column.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-01-15

FUEL--"Wo says the Dubuque Re
pab., "has reached eight dollars cord and
i! takes cash money to buy it at that. -
Here il is $3.50 per cord, and that price is
considered unwauanted BY the facility with
which the article can be obtained. We
would be sorry to think that there had been
Dhueksterng' in this article as in coal.
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eeuasy,yunia kfaiiroaa.

Three Daily Through Trains between Philadel phia
and PiLtsbu reb The MORNING MAIL ERAlN
leaves Philadelphia for Pittsburg al II a. NJ :. and
Pittsburgh Ter Philadelphia All A, NJ. The fast line
leaves Philadephiaa p. and Pittsburg for Phil
adelpbia ct P. Nj. The NIGHT EMPRESS train
Leaves Philadelphia for Pittsburgh at J. = NJ. aud
Pittsburgh for Philadelphia at II p. NJ.
The above lines connect al fntsoafgh WITH tue
and Chicago, III Ff ankfort. Lexington louis
Vile Nv; Terre Hauc, Dayton, Springfield, Belle
fonliue Sandussy, Toledo Cleveland, Gslombus.
GAINESVILLE, Massillon and Wooser,i Ohio; also, with
the steam packet boats from and to New Orleans,
ST. Louis Louisville and Cinci0nsti.
Through tickets can be had 10 or from either OF the
above places.
For further particulars handbilis at the differ
ent starting points. Passengers from the West wilt
nd this the shortest and most expeditions lie to
to PhIladelp hia, Baltimore, New York or Boston.
THoS. MOORE, Agent, Passenger Lines, fhila,
j. MESKlMEN. Agent Passenger Lines. Pitis.
EhiIn. NnN ~ - diY
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Deal Gsiale.


IUBN r. a TALLaAR, GRAgLEsPoWERs'
Puaghk0cpsIe, n. X. Davenport, Iowa
lALLMkN u p0WEES,
Attorneys a. councillors At Law,
and Land Agents.
DAVENPORT, IOWA.
Office, Outh side oi second street opposite eCiair
Bloc 1Yet Iiiey's store.
( Al D3 boughtAuI sold OF com nission. Having
l. Iaiso u once in Eastern SsY Y0rl., at point
from which aiargee ration may bs expected during
The pre-. ~ season, nave unusual advantages 10
dispoA Is .auds TO actual settlers.
Il LoaDsnego tiated "a Real GstatesecGtity.
EXPERIENCES
New York city. Psughkespsio, N.Y.
Hon. ohm Van r.aren, Hon. CharesH kugg.s,
- a.. &. flagg, Gilbert Dean,
d" Charles y CDuor, " SAs5sr q TO-,
Niiii-iE T. .fagcmeygr, Benson Losing
anthony Blssckcr, $ Prof >. +. -. Morse,
lll.li l. SkldmcT6. Utica, y. \.
tlGtuT. i. i. Ion. h0F4tio Seymour
Hill, Gigy-r y Porter Chicago, Iii.
iogrJ,rne, King and HOias X h.SYift dud Co.
tr4sius Corning. Mile aud Fowler,
AbtEyJaS1f VIZ. Mood and Co.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-01-15

uSAUrHESTlcArEp The rumor that pre-
vailed last week that several persons had
been frozen to death on the prairie back Of
this place, we presume is without !ounda-
Jon, as we have heard nothing further in re-
ation to the report.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-01-15

MlLDER. - Yesterday presented some
signs Of our customary January thaw."
Sunday morning the mercury stood at 4
iegs., and yesterday morning at 10 dogs.
shove zero. II will be unusual if We have
any more severely cold weather this sea-
SON
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For Sale or Rent.

49, THE subscriber offers for slie or rent his cs
Esi,, L Enlistment, known as tao MISSISSIPPI
Ill House, on Front st. The furniture, which Ia
almost entirely new and tie most approved sty!es
will he solo win the house. This establishment Is
situated in ayorte position, and has iuil snare oil
the public patronage. Tho building isnew, built oil
brek, four stories higqi and has been occupied n
IN three months. Terms made kno wn by application
10 the subscriber at the above mentioned House.
JAM dim Ill. kREIM.
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New Arrangement.
L. -; :i;;;s .s.l -.
LRp0ridHt to Passengers going EdSl
YEA
JOLIET CUT OFF.

MICHIGAN CENTRAL RAILROAD
yU,WO daily trains leave let Except sundays
I connecting at Lake Station with the Michigan
Central r. r. for Detroit, ard thence with The Great
Western Canada Railway for Niagara Falls, Buffalo,
Albany, New York, Boston, Philadelphia, Montreal,
TRAINS LEAVE JOLIET.
SIS A. NJ, Lshtning Express arrives al Detroit Al
q p Nj, Niagara Falls 80 nex kornins and n. York
0PM OF Boston at lie ST night, arrive ut fhilap al
Mia ia Eimha a 10 p NJ. also connect ut Detroit
Win steamers for Cleveland and thence with mora
ing trains 10 all points in Ohio and PENNSYLVANIA.
SlOp N. EXpressc@nnectsn next mo rping at Detroit
with NORTH shore Line Of steamers through without
lar ding arriving nj Buffalo at so A. NJ. connecting
W ith Express train 10 New YORK and Boston. Also
connects it'll the morn ng tram the Canada Rail-
" Az arriving at Niagara Fails at &, 80 T.. NJ.
Through tickets can bs purchase a. the tick Office
of the company at Joliet allowing passengersto Ia!
oyar and resume their eats 81 pleasure.
July 3lsi 52dlYs n. RICE Supt,
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PENNSYLVANIA aAILROAD.
.s.2--z-=,--s -@-.-s-Ez-s-- kss..< xgssr.g A. i
5sE5sSss Ss:ss's 90


The great Central Route, connecting the At lantc
cities with the Western, northwestern, ana scath-
western States, by ntnuous Raia ay direct This
road also connects al Pittsburgh with daily line OF
,eamers 10 all psrts on the Northwestern Lakes; ma
king the most direct cheapest and reliable route by
which Freight can be forwarded 10 and rom the
Great West.
Rates between Philadelphia and Pittsburg,
FIRST lass fools shoes. Dry.l oo. % ,oo =,
Goods lin boxes Fure, Feathers, &c, " 10
second GLASS; BOOKS Is Station
cry Dry Goods in bales Drugs ana -. ,s,,.p
Medicines, Hardware, Leather, Wool
&c.
Third Glass. BaggiDg1
Bacon, Pork lin bulk Cast SIeei,i Csc 100 q
Sole Leather (In bundles ochrc, oe)
Fourth Glass. ..Cofee, Fish ,Ba.l
con q Pork tpaeSedl Lard& Lard oiit SOC y l0U,h.
hemp, Iron, lead, nails, soda ash, Sc.3
FLOUR-Sl per barrel until further notice.
GRAIN-50 els. per 100 b. until further notice.
CO1ToN-S2 per bale, rot exceeding $40 lbl,
well lit untitfuther Eot!ce.
II FIN shipping Goods from any point east of Phil
aieipha, be particular 10 mark Packages '.eia isnn
suiraria RaiIroad.', All goods consigned Ia tho J.
gents for this Road at PhlGde phia ptsburg, viii
Be forwarded without detention.
FaEiuHr AGENTS Harris, Nornly & Co., Mem
nhis Tenn. x. + Sass * Co, st. Louis, j. s. Mitch
eli q SON Evansville, Ind; Damesnil, Bell q Bnr
dock GIud Carter q Jewett. Louisville Ky. X. Mel
drum Madison, Ind; Sprigman X Brown, and lrw in
& Co.. Cincnaati; N. W. Graham d Co., Zanesville
O =: Lecch q Co., "A kiiby s.. Boston; Leeeh x Co
Aster Rouse, N. York; Will am ST. and Batter y
Place, New York; +. ]. Snaeder, Philadelphia; Ma
graw Il Koons, Baltimore; Geo g. Fronciseas, Pitts
n. II. HOUSTON, Geaerat Freight .8gent. PAiIa.
A. ILOMBAERf, SRpt. dtt.0Ha, Pa.
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ss,uE partnership heretofore existing between tho
: undersigned has been this day dissolved 10y mntu.
al consent. The business " Ill in future be conducted
by WV. b. HARRIS, who duly authorized 10 settle
the business ofihe firm.
WOODWARD III HARRIS.
Dayeupors, January I, le5G. mo
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Cashmere ~ Wool Long Sia wis
Wool and Raw silk Plaids,
Plaid and Printed all wool De LANES,
French Mernoos and Paramettas
BUmbazines and hlpAeas,
Hosiery ofetery description,
swiss, Jaceonet Cambrics,
SSkirts aud SkirtiBgs,
Kid Gloves, all Coiors be ST quality,
og ether with sIm0slsyery article Of use ointment
To Lacy & costume All of which have been select
ed within the past few weeks and the STYLES ARE
NEW aud the GO DIS FRESH
| do not say have the LARGEST STOCK ever
brought this side of the Mississippi river neither
car sell them - PER CEN 7 CHEA PER than ANY
ONE ELSE but l would most respectfully ask the
la DIES 70 call, examine my stock and prices and
u ge for themselves by comparison with others and
willingly viii abide by ihelT judgement and taste
the matter. w. L. " ADS w OH II.
Oct. % No 8 Main ST., b ct. front Il u SITS.
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"ARGYLE COTTAGE"
rnnntiFnI Enmn 10 Rent

TIME undersigned will rent for year TO ten his
i late beautiful home tArgyle Cottage aud append
ages) adjoining The city Of LIE Claire.
This place comprises Dwelling, rooms, smoke
house. Stable Orchard of 20o bearing fruit trees AID
IS acres woodland pasture.
None need apply who have large family of llltls
children. 4. {, EAnS.
dec27
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SHEFFIELD CoAL.-The Rock Island Ar
gus despite its name. must be very deficient
in perceptive powers, or It would have no
ticed the advertiser ent relative 10 "Shef-
field Coal" which has been published in the
Gazette since Christmas. The Sheffield
Mining ami Transportation Company adver-
tise that they are now mining one hundred
tons of coal per day.. and will deliver it at
the depot at Rock Islsnd at the rate of So
per ton of two thousand pounds. We
know that many of our citizens have pur-
chased the coal at that price, aud we pre-
same tina, all the people of Rock Island are
not so blind as the Argus.
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LOCAL MATTERS.
uvv RALLY DAVENPORT GAZETTE,

al, ,aper il the State of Iowa that is printed on a
' press md its circulation is the largest OF any
Advertisers appreciate these advantage rs
v, ,oumns amply testify.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-01-15

DULL.--The present is rather dull time
for items, and i, seems that Burlington no
more than Davenport forms any exception
to the prevailing rule. The Ha,oleye OF the
nth says
"We have hunted in vain for single
Item. There is none to be had. No muir
ders, suicides, thetts, forgeries, fires, rows,
fights, no, not even dog6ght. Just now
we would give more for an item than Rich
ard III. proposed to give for horse. But
had we two kingdoms to give, it is very
doubtful whether we could get one"
We are much obliged to the Haekess, that
the dullness Of Burlington has thus furnish
ed with an item, and we will be pleased
II 1t can compensate itself in similar man
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-01-15

Interior and atlanta Fang,
n 0tes OF the above banks VIII DO resolved ct o.
/ Banking Houses Some rates other eastern o.
western currency. COOK q SARGENT.
Oct
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We N'kGE.

rg1IiE Post Ohice has removed, but the News Depot
remains In the old Post Office room, which rGs
6reU neatly fitted up where shall keep usual the
Eustera Papers, Books Of Standard Literature Eie-
raut Illustrated Works, Cheap Publications, Maya
lines school Books, Stationery, Choice Fancy Goods,
&C., &c. ,>.o c,rrr,.r
10. i-dtf JNo.blLhh - AgI
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POTTER 8 BRO
Something Desirable

( AIDES ond Gehts dressing and Toilet Cases IN
Il greet variety, The above articles are difficult to
mud bat we have larger assortment shan Dan be
ionni west Of New York. IallaHd examine.
Deco. POTTER & BRO.
X Els, twill pay you 10 eros. the Ferry and merely
l. examine our splendid assortment Of FANCY
amount OF your fertage. HoGT forge, the place.
Bees PeRi Ek'sISook ktprc.
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For saie.

- DWELLING Houses Plesssntl! situated or Far
1 ker's addition 10 city OF Davenport All new
possession given Immediately. Terms libCirl.
July 25th, 1883 COOK 81 SARGENT.
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Tpr THREE COLD wEEks.-We give be.
...,o,.,c.i tahi, nj tho unathar

.n ,hermometrical table Of the weather
ing space of three weeks, which FOR
.nority unless by the winter of 1928
No, been equaled in the Slate of Iowa
r;,hiu the remembrance OF the Oldest set
,,.,s The thermometer is correct Fair
snhet entirely detached from and unpro-
,actsd by any building. Time of observn-
w. o'clock A. NJ. The sign minus g
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-01-15
Patent Medicines

Patent meulclneS.
JUST RECEIVED,
Gross of Rhodes fever and ague cure,
Smiths Tonic,
"A doz OF DR.. DENIES fever and ague eNteTmi
nator wayrantedto cure i'll four hours on external ap
pIic3tion, the only agt. in this city.
Gel ~ CT. WEBB.
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FRESH RuITER & EGG

4 LWAYS on hand at JOS. :. SIMPSONS,
~ "a 81. next door TO Cook & SargeBt's banking
House Nov ;
sIRiED APPLIES X PEACHES, no. article,
ID asst reed. and for sale low by
dscl9 ALVOhD ~ VAN PATTES.
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For Sale by The Undersigned

= OF lin block Is in he town OF Walcot tnear he
. nspot} Also, SotIe in ,HawleS's Out Lots, Il
lot 50 and IS situated about lbse mile
east OF say enDort, the river opposite Moline Mills
Benc upo The Biz e. and eamiaau ding ere view o.
Moline the Island, a. laage portion Of Drsenrsr
and Rock Island tits very sesirate site for resi
danse ]. W GuITEAU.
scot ,4-dtf In WHITAKER & q ran Is ohfee.
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Town of W aicott.

WE have for sale hundred choice building lots
w In the Town oil Waleottand ffty well situa tie d
i've lotsin Tie vicinity OF said Town, all whc
will sell 10 actual settlers On liteIal tefns.
September Isl 1855 CT OK e. SARGENT,
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Cook & Sargent, Davenport.
Cook, S. esEST & PARKER, Rock Island.
Cook, Sal iExr g. nowNEY, 10. City, 10.
Cook, SAR, vt & ,eE, Fl. D. Moines, 10.
Ma! Sd, Is5i
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NEW FAMILY GROCERIES.

rsyHE subscriber has opened large and choice
/ sortment Of Family Groceries, al the % CHECK
Erred STORE,n
Front nearly opposite the Mills.
A fer deogs beioac RHrr0.Cs 4 Pretf giadR'S,
Where shall always have on hand iull supply OF
an snch articles as every family needs viz
\ D. Sugar; Fish OF all kinds;
111rilsd Bacon, Hams ana Shoulders;
CYnshed 80. Picked PORK, Lard;
= II n O. Mol; Choice.Four;
Syrup Corn MeAli
Coffee an Teas. Foln!oGs,
Pepper and Spce; Dried Fruit
Nails and Glass; Wooden Ware;
Stone Ware: White Lead;
oUaud Turpantinc; Soap and Candles, Starch;
Aud MANY atharariclos too hume rous 10 mention, all
o. which viii be sold FOR ready pay he lowes prices
will alao purchase all kinds of Country Produce,
Butter Eggs, Poultry, Wheat, Corn, Oats, etc, etc.
Map 2i-dtf DAFIL a. bukRONs.
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FACTS FOR THE PEOPLE.
THAT W. C. Wadsw orh has hand, and constantly adj
ding TO- large stock OF Rich Ores. and Fancy Dry Goods,
v,hieil hs i diapNsins ct IT
GREAT BARGAINS.
AS can be had al any tho city, and many Goods
sold at from 10 TO 20 per less than they be obtained
elsewhere In STAPLE GOODS the stock is large and
complete OF the best qualities and make and offered
prices which Defy Competition,
ia e. and ever, one Womb say call and test the truth of
nee 5 between Front and Second.
To Merchants. Bankers and others.
nESlRlNG sets OF Account Books forthe coming
1 y year, we would invite attention to Blank
Books 1ne, are >uI or manu- 'acture, and al c
far ahead oil anything made I'll his region We fur
ulsh Books of all patterns to order with or without
printed headings. Those superior Books on exhibit
ton al the State Fair. Chicago be at our
store. ii. a. POhlER q bho.
n.
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Diaries Tor 1856.

ENoB the Pocket anti Desk, different sizes from %
J. cents 10 90 each, 1T
The Iowa Eo5g Rooms,
T. mo. 90 ELI ADAMS s. 60.
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pIssoLUTloN OF PARTNERSHIP

and thousaI things besides which we will sell
satisfactory prices. ,,,,,,,
Jaa dwtf NM d HARRIS
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Davenport Market.
lie CLAIRE MARzET'.

CoRRECrgp BY TgRHUNg = GRorr.
LIZ CLAIRE, Scott Co, Jan. H. -
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Banking.
--i,ANkiLRS--

IACALOT q LOkBlN, DAvsnport, iown.
AiCkLOr, COREin q WHITE, ri DssiaolEss, 10.
REFER TO
Gessrs p. CasrgArJ g. d Co..
Joas THOMPSON, Esq. BANKER, 7 New YORK
CASHIER aKsIcAF ExcHAsoE HAsx,)
Me.ars. lesson q DAMIEN. BanSers,j
50 Lucas SfnoxDs, siLohs
s. l.. A. BEsoIsr & Co., 4"
Cashier AtlaBtic Bank Boston, Mass, Messrs hOnP
son & oudesiuys Baltimore b. X. swim, Esq Banker
Chicago, Ill.
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By COOK & sARGESE
Fort Dss holmes Land igeney.
LAND NTS.

lxc1anES
90 all parts ofthe UEited states bought and sold.
COOK. SARGENT & COUK,
Bankers pbd Land A gents,
Fort Des Moires, iowa
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-02-19

agents of this Society volumes Of facts concerning The
homes and habits and circumstances of the lower
cla,se. have been gathered. From this tree various
fruitful branches have grown-such ~ the New-fork
Association for Improving the Condition Of the Poor,
the Peoples Wash and Bath House, the Juvenile Asy
lum and the New Model Laboung Mems Home, in
Mott near Canal street.
Mr. Horton, Missionary of the Seventh Ward; Mr..
Bishop Missionary of the Thirteenth Ward, and Mr..
Harms seameu's Missionary, afterwari nitro
duced who offered interesting remarks, ilu,t ating
the character and practical workings of this City Mis-
sion. and CONNIE nding it to universal sympathy and
AID.
AT the close the Chairman remarked upou the ne
ces,y Of such On agency in the Ninth Ward the fifth
in porulation and the tenth In wealth and every year
growing larger and poorer, and then read the following
Statistics Of the effort in the Ninth Ward for the year
1858: .-
NtNru WARD STATISTICAL REPORT FoR THs fEag lS'h-
Nuub.r II sers IFS; number OF tracts ost ieue lu ~
r.. .arled 20 destitute l31 Testaments sampled 10
children sfd others 81 vcnnes lent from the Wsrd orse
a. Children gahsred info Sabbath schools II, children
eree 20 Pubic schools 10; persous gathered into b'oe
2.e. = per rs induced atteul church 1875 Tempe rance
PIECE. ned .; Dstc, Prayer Meetings held -; oNx
ider reesed I; persons hopefully converted II; converts
uped with Evsurecsl Churches III asssted m casa o
etching ard employment SO families and zOoO persons