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tie announcement Of Mr.. Pierce and Mr.. Jef
the piratical Saxons and Normans when they in
vaded England Even the United States army
under Col. Sumner appears to have been detailed
to Kansas on the same benevolent mission with
which Cromwell was sent over to Ireland-that
is to punish the rebel free State squatters, and to
eat out their substance. But the past cannot be
recalled. We have to deal with the present and
for the future Looking, then, to the spirit Of
compromise and equivalents upoo which this
Ulon was founded, as our oniy possible seeurity
fol the future, we call upon the House ol Repre-
sentatives to accept this bill of the Senate, and
thus to renew the constitutional basis of at least
temporary armistice in providing for the admis-
sion OF Kansas as slave State.
1t may be urged by the nigger-worshippers
that this bill gives the lie to sqaatter sovereignty
that Il steals into Kansas like thief-that in
the prescribed term Of residence to voters it is
shameless fraud upon popular rights-and that in
the amendment excluding all aliens not fully ma
turalzed from voting in the Territory, as they
were permitted TO vote by the original Nebraska
bill, this new measure betrays the hImillating
servilty Of Northern Senators TO Southern niger
drivers; but what Of all this? Is not the question
even Of temporary peace between the North
and tie South worth all these little sacrifices of
regularity law and order in frontier territory!
Should we not, in Il choice Of evils, choose the
least? In word, what will the North lose in
losing Kansas? And can we not afford to give it
up when it is manfestly indispensable to the
future security of the South, and win increase
the cash value of niggers if not up to the stand
ard of Governor Wise, at least ten per cent?
We are well aware that the passage of this bill
Of Mr.. Toombs, even with the notifications OF
Mr.. Douglas and the Fillmore Know Nothings of
the Senate, will only add fresh fuel to the fires Of
agitation which are now lighting up all ihe
North; we foresee that this bill win give a tie
mendous impulse to the Northern tarore for FEE
mont and a new administration; we believe that
it will hurry to its denoueneru the popular revou.
ton which wicked and imbecile dynasty, and
this reckless corrupt and rotten Pierce and jeff.
Davis democracy, have scL - motion Bat we
also believe III he power and in tie ovcrru.ng
good sense OF the American people, the sold,
honest masses, North and South and that out Of
all this disorder, confusion and chaos good viii
be educed in the end. We believe that the end
viii be the sinking of all the corrupt parties and
fag ends Of parties and all the old worn out poi
teal backs OF the day, and the establishment upon
their ruins Of o new and better state Of things.
Let this revolution, then, 60 on and let tbs
new BILL providing for the admission Of Kansas
as slave State, be passed. Let the Fillmore
Know Nothings OF the House especially remem-
that this bill is, perhaps, intended to break down
their cause in the South. Let them stick to it,
and pass the bill.
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new York, Friday, july 4, 1850.
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TEE NEW yGRK HERALD-CALIyoRSIA EDfE9es. (
me United States steamship Illinois, Captain BogEs, E.l
leave MS port this Afternoon, Two O'Clock, 'or Aspa-
vail.
t. a q ~ California and other Parts Of the Pacific,
- aae Z, sue O'Clock
s NV YcRE WEsELY HIT-ALD--CalcEnis e4it.ca--
Gram - latest intelligence rom AL parts OF TIC
World j DC pr h. he'd eleven ocloc ia tic n1a-r.Ls.
snge copes, III wr., rers ready for llng s.Epense.
Asents Please send their orders as carly pos
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tHItAUO, July = IH0b.
Passengers from Lexington bring intelligence Of the
capture q company Of emigrants from Ottawa, on
board the steamer Arabia, on Friday night They were
robbed Of everything and detained close prisoners.
was resolved by The mob to take the Massachusetts,
10 the company up the and hang their leader, De
caur, Immediately. All the arms, provisions, baggage
and money the prisoners conhscated FOR the
III A. nh
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PHIiADTPnA, July 3-fh T. VI.
The Reed street disaster IS still the ali absorbing qucs
toc amng the masses throwing the approaching Fourth
Of July the shade Corses continue to be picked up
daily, and are Immediately recognized. BOT less than
thirty lives have been lost BY this dreadful accident
ncssrs Merrick A Son, who own the wharf arc unre.
hitting in labor and money 10 the bodies under
the displaced timbers AT this writing a r. NJ four
bodies have been taken up dreadfuly mangled con.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-07-05

IVVI-i july
Al Eve o'clock this morning. Gre broke out on board
the steamer 81 Clair tho upper end Of the cvcc aud
Il soon communicated 10 the steamers Paul Anderson
Grand Turk, and J. NJ stockwel, lying alongside The
steamers southcrner and were Gu, loose from
their moorings, but the burning boats aoa,ed against
them and set them on fire. The whole SIX boats
entirely consumed. All were old ones, excepting the
southerner. Loss about 800 600 Insurance
tainn.i IInur Inc Gre nririnatcd Il moi knnwn-
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Gwen Ioveioy n Bureau county has been nominated
Nv he republicans TO represent The Third district of M
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-07-05

DOUGLAS KANSAS BILL-AMENDMENTs THERETO
MARCY FELICITATED BY THE FRENCH MINISTER
THE BRITISH CATION RE-oPESED--THE FILLMORE
AND FREMONT MEN PLOTTING, ETC.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-10-13

For tho Ladies'
t.'RENCH KID White Kid English kid, Bronze Kid
l. and Velvet slippers.
Also, Kid, Congress, English and French Lasting
sefs, from 81 Vt 10 ~, rs per pair, for sale by
Dee 3 DAWSON, GRIGGS & co
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DIRECTIoNs TO SPoRTsMEN ON THE
MANAGEMENT OF FIREARMs.--l. In
carrying a gun over the shoulder on
full cock, be careful not to point the
nuzzle at the gamekeeper's toes, for
fear of blowing his brains out.
2. Gunpowder should be carried
in a flask, or if loose in the pocket,
should not be mixed with matches. -
As rule no sportsman ought to
smoke.
3. Before blowing down one bar
rel of q gun, it is advisable to see that
the other is not loaded. To ascertain
this. look inside, and let off cap
with your toe.
4. The practice OF drying powder
over the fire in frying pan should
be discouraged Many accidents have
resulted from it.
5. Always shut eyes before the
firing.
6. Never carry a loaded gun at
lull cock horizontally, when a friend
is walking before you, unless You are
sure of the thickness OF his corduroys.
Z Ii bird should rise between
two sportsmen in direct line, both
onght not to fire at once.
S. lfa crack should be observed in
your barrel, tie it tir,aly round with
biz of string, for fear OF accidents.
Diogsnss.
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FALL AND WINTER CLOTHING
ATJOHN JORDAN's

IOWA LOIHlNG SIphs.
LARGE andyaried assortment ofMeh's and
a Hoys, Ready made Clothing, em6rae
ing all The fereBtand approyedsiye and madeby
good work men out ofthe best material,
Fine medium and common, Union, Beaver, Felt,
Pilot, Petersham and Flushing, Bangups, Saekssnd
paI.tot yercoats, Cloth, Dress and Froek Coats OF
,arious eolors qualities. Cloth, Cashmere Sali-
nst Velvet and Tweed pantaloons. Silk, Satin, Va
isntia Swansdown Velvet, Plush, Cloth, Cassiners,
Sstnet, Double and Single breasted Vests. Monkey
lack Drawers. Undershifts, Hosiery, Suspendors,
Gloves Cravats Collars Stocks
Ties Scarfs, Winchester and Scott'sapprcyed Pateu
Shoulde Shirts, umbreasand allsrticlesasnai-
y kept in ssnteman's furnishing stores, Including
Robes de Chambreand Revere Vestsand Oyercoats.
Also splendid assortment Of uncut Cloth., Cassi
meres and vestngs--all of which will be made up TO
orde the best manner, with promptness, Al accom-
Iaoialing prices, and by competent workmen. This
ent the monthly receipt ofthe latest
Fashions so thato ntrus!edto them may be re-
ss being in the iateststyle oy those VINO de-
sireit All manner plain work and work Ola gen.
taelmed dium promptly attendedto as heretofore
HATS of new sly etogelher withall oithe com
mon kinds constantly on hand.
Crstefulfo ,thes bscro onddent'
Nv hopss to me ri lac nIinlance ofthesame,
JOHN JORDAN,
MerehantT 10 IA Glothier nFronlsLIeeI, sppos
sits tho Steam Mills.
usyanport. July 2d ,ls55-wSd-tf.
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The Old Pioneer Bakery still ahead!

.,tHE subsrri Der has recently made extensive prep
1 ar,tioIs luT the manufacture OF Ehlter, sngaf,
r4,s,,n soda Pie Mic, Water and Oyster Crackers,
moi bread, sc, Sc, together with good assorl
.,trut ot Loaf Bread, Cakes anu hnsks
49,. Also purchased The Patent Right ior Scott
,.,,f'tg t1r The manufacture of Cn.m faui's
PATENT LOAF BREAD,
made by Machinery. The advantages claimed Tor
nis ,r,.r.s0i making Bread, these, the Bread s
TnrenUifOrm In quality, and handsome III Appea.'
nee IL is much winter aad m0re even, tkeepsmueh
Iiee without Decoinng stil" ana TO many persons
= ToI uLiec Iionabe when Il Weeh oIul II cuts Es
@sndsone as the finest Ffenrh rolf, goes lartheE,
read introduced into Esmilos /" no have ne.
% 80 Rsau1 Hagou MS heretofore. Ia Offering the
hoys articles on terms which cannot lAh 10 git" en-
Fs satislsction, h0pet be aplo 10 supply an nhv
na, Giv 81 rae with lheir patronage, ihahhIul ioi
III fayoTs | hone to merit tOhilhHAatS ol tbe
L""ns All 'arisfs from the country promptly attend
ca 20. . .-'''.>,,.,a .Ea,..
Pioneer Bakery, Front street, Que square ''"'e
burrows & PTettyIGan : steam hiIisr
Davenport ,Alag 81 le3G dt
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''Tis strange muttered a young
man as he staggered home from .
eonyivial party, show evil conmuni-
cations corrupt good manners. I've
been surrounded by tumblers all the
evening, and now Pm tumbler my
self"
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Clothing.
New Goods. New Goods!
ED w ARD AIDE N ,
.uercAaAt Tailor,

.UercAHAf Tailor,
AND
Wholesale and Retail Dealer in
Re a d v M a de Clot hin g !,
elsths, Cassimsres, Vsstings Gents Fur
nishing Goods and Tailors' Trimmings,
tIASjust returned from the east with ONE Of the
/ largest and best selected stocks OF goods ever
offered for sale in this market consisting ih paft ol
the following articles:
BROADCLOTHS.
English, French, German and American, Of the D.
quality and latest style Of goods.
CASSIMERES.
English, French and Am srican, OF every variety o
style, color aud quality
VESTINGS.
White Marseiilss, alataa sse, White London figar-
cd Ginsei and Colored silks, Fancy and Plain sils
Velvet, Fancy silk and Linen, Italian SILK Grena-
dine, satin, Italian 10th, Sik Plush, and Fancy
Cashmere in great variety.
OVERCOATING.
Black, Blue and Brown Broadcloth Union, Whitney
and Pilot Cloths, Fancy, Blne, Brown aud Mulberry
Castor Beaver, Canada mixed and satars OF the la
test imports.
READY-MADE
over oats, over Sacks, surtouts, Recfng Jackets
and Iaimas Proek and Dress Rrock Goats Of all
qualities ana styles, SILK, Velvet, Plush, Cloth,
Cashmere and Valencia Vests, Casmeu, Satneu
double and twist fancy and plain Cashmere and
Doeskin Pants; Den'nand Guernsey Frocks wrap
pers and Overalls.
FURNISHING GOODS.
Hickory, calico, white plain linen corded and Paris
be, oms fancy coiored Shirts with common and pol
ka wristbands; string Deorsey, corded Byron, pol
ka Collars, Neck Ties, Stocks, fancy and and plain
Crayats Gloves-wbte, black and colored kid, ltn-
ed buck, cloth, Chesterfield, Aberdeen, Berlin,
Union and German ard Fur Gauntleis; wool, meri-
and cotton Hose; white and dfaney linen end silk
handk rchief.; red lambs wos, white and
mixed mefino and silk Wrappers and Drawers;
Wool Mitts Searfs, Maflers, Gents shawls aud
shawl Pins. Umbrellas, tarpeI Sacks, md all other
articles ually kept Ly the trade, all OF which Is
t.Ia tim QI tE4
toners.
An neaIiy call will secure choice selections.
EDWARD ALDEN
Second street, o pp0sita LeGlalTa Row. Davenport,
Iowa, (betwee hlaia s. krady,) sep6dtf
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ts'f:s RENTS. TIs M. FTRNIsHiNG coon
SAMUEL PERRY.

"orSh AIT '1'a1IoI,
tIAS onhsnd Il new sad falt assortment OF French
l L and Enxlish Clothes, CassImeres and testinss
suitable for the season. which he viii make up 10
measure on sh Q II notice and reasonableteIIs.
READY MADE CLOTHING,
OF all kinds for Spring and Summer wear, which
y I'M be sold as seheap al the cheapest.
F'URNISHIVG GOODS.
A ysod supply feyerything necessary for gentle
man,s wardrobe. spring style ~ Hats,
Caus trunks, Valices, &c.
P.S. Woald inv tie III ose aboatto purchase goods
in the abov line to give him call before purchasing
elsewhere. One price onx. No trouble to show
goods. Ihankfulfo pa slasors hopesa continuance
ofthesane SAMoEL fEhhi'
Davenport April Isl55a.
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1856. Spring and Summer 1856.
ARRANGEMENT,
AT THE
GREAT NORTHWESTERN
Clothing and Manufacturing
EN- II d IL U N.
A. CASTEEL a. co,


,1NAkE this opportunity 10 inform the puhiie thai
L they have received at their Store, the larges'
Stock Of
Broad Cloths, Cassimeres, Vestings,
which has ever been brought to this market. The
Goods which offer to tho Inspection of the citzeni
ofLhis town surpa is in design and hnish, anything
that be offered them This side oil Ne" YORK, being
selected with the greatest cal and from the most ex-
tensine houses in the Eastern markets, and with
view 10 satisfy the tastes of all our customers.
Wehava also u full and complete assortment oi
the latest and most approved styles OF
GENTS. FURNISHING GOODS
which are beyond doubt the most desirable 10 be
found IN this city. AmoEg which ara Gents shirts,
UndershiIts, Stocks, Ifasals, Gloves, Suspenders,
HOse,&
Particular attention viii be paid, a. heretofore 10
The making up of garments IN sly ie unsurpassed by
any similar establishment.
Full suits made shor rtest notice, and warranted
y suit.
Thank l for the beslowa ofpast liberal iavors OF
The public, We lake pleasure IN piedginx renewed
idslity and solicit share of the public patronage.
Api y d-tf n. GASfEkL - to.
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&tsSf u. D. MYkRs, DENTIST, y---ssT
tIYXV Has removed his Office to Sscond
IIII st. between Brady ana FsIy, "a

COUNTY SURVEYOR,
"hts' ENCE COZ et OF South Hsst Brady AID IL.
cast sls. once ia .s court House. All orders
pI0mfiiy altehdetto- Agy. l4th i5 d Wtf
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WONDERFUL PENMANsHIP. A Polish
gentleman in New York, has trans
cribed the Holy Bible on surface OF
about the size of a mantel pier glass,
presenting at first view the appearance
OF beautiful temple, but on close ex-
animation every part of the elevation,
each window and doorway, and every
thing about the picture, is found to be
distinct and regular hand writing, not
one word of the Bible being omitted,
no sentence transposed, and the chap
ters following each other in proper or
der.
The work required two years and
seven months Of constant labor
When he commenced, he was entirely
ignorant OF the English language
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The New York Herald is informed that
John w. Forney, the personal friend and
orgsnist Of Buchanan, gives up Psnnsylva-
mia to Fremont.
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Clinton, , Q

Clinton, Clinton County, Iowa.
,--.-s aesirni,s Of information concerning thls
Epgint can see plat Of the ne" Town ana "D'S'
Sli part Cul6Ts OF prices otlOtsp 80 DI saiins ."
Office over Hlloy's GrUcsI store, FaH''
nHvsuna,. huf. ID i55--ki
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Aocss ESEUu.
COMP PAssks,
- ~
Isrt7 aw-u II, A, PoRrEkS S BRO K.
EnAli Coal

, nyyRFY THOMAS Il co. are now receiving at
4 Ib.lr Ward near the fail road depot, 100 TONS
.OFCOAB DAILY. For Faei and Steam lthas NO su-
psr,or ln isMafket.
owing 10 u c0n,binAtiun OF tAe miners 10 raise The
,.ri,. OF C0ut--Whsh We would not sabmlt to--@e
ere unable for Short Lime, 10 supply our custom
.r. Hut having succeeded ia breaking up this
uAtion in which the community has no small inter
rsl.Jwa are now prepared 10 deliver IA this city Of
davenport, in qnsntlly TO sur purchasers al our
fotaeT Pncss, on HpPiltAtioh at Tue ihfd.
Rock Island Jan3l-dIi
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Stopes.
BUY YOUR STOVES

XNTHEkE will always be found one Of the best as.
w sortment- of Stoves, Tin Plate, Sheet Iron
Wire, Japanned Ware, Tin, Sheet Iron and Copper
Ware In this city. Among his assortment of
= II OV T. ;
are the celebrated Climax and Charter Oak Cook
stoves, coal or wood; At " iul and complete as
sortment Paror, Box aud Heating Steyes, Eleyatei
oven Stoves, aud many other patterns too namer.
ons to mention. Our motto Is, Quick sales and
Small Profits Good work, all warranted or no sale;
One dollar save IL dollar rsed; and by calling
this Stove Store yon will save it and get just a.
good article at any other house.
Particular atte ntion paid to House Roofing, Spout
ing aud job Work Ia general ont of good Tin and
stock, hoping 10 receive a share OF the public pat.
ronage by this motto: S.Quick Sales and Small
Profts'' sepG) u. L.. HORNE.
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PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD
.-,axs-sssa s.ss,iss,t.a -: 49,

PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD,
- s;. LEzsta
The graat Central Route, eohnecting the Al lanIie
rit,ss with the Western, Nofthsest1rn, and South
western States, by cog hthHous halim ~ M.
.msrs ID an part ou the North western Lakes; na-
Eng The most direct ehsdpsst and FshaS!s rome by
81 ssti ssi Wesg Ets1s"'
Rates between Philadelphia and Pittsburg,
First cIass. Boots ,ahges, DTS 75e p 100 D
| Goods a boxes Furst feaibeEs, he.t
SO. gtlss. .~-LOoks ~ StallOh0
gEy Dly Goods tin 6atat 10 aEa -iid Egr S luns
Medicines HaTd RaIes i'a.s huot
mara xtaSs,--Anyl!s BaggIng,t
Bacon, PORK u, nalk Cast stssl,t soc ? 100 y
Sole Leather in bdndles) oehfe, AeJ
Fourth Class .-=COfee, Fish, ,ba
con s. PORK {paeEedI Lard& Lard Oh doe Y 100 h.
hemp, Iron, lead, nalis, soda ash, Sc.>
ELoQR-sl per barrel ~. sLli i,it ia5'ast 90 tee
COIToN-s2 Per bale, not exceeding 500 lbs,
weight untilIuIher notice.
n TIn shipping oods from any point east oil Phil.
aieIpha be particular 10 MARI packages "0ia tsHa
sgisaniG Railroad" j" Al goods consigned TO the
gSn.s for this Road al Philadelphia pttsburg, viii
Re forwarded without detention.
Fsytaur AsrKTs.--Harr.s, Wormly s. Co., Mem.
,FfsIeau., X. sass y Co, ST. Louis, J. ). Mitch.
ia & Son, Evansville, Ind; Damesnil, bell y Bur
d5cE, and Carter d Jewell, IousVilie ,ky: X. Msi
drum Madison, Ind; sprigman n Brown, and irwin
~ CO.. Clncnaalis n. w. Graham & Co., GAINESVILLE
q Laech & Co., "a hlibJ 81. BOSTON, Lecch D. 10,
> SsIor House, n. YorE; William ST. and Batter >
Eiacg New York; L. J. Sneeder, Philadelphia; Ma
yTEvFo- kt-Ls, Baltimore; Geo q. Fronciscus, PliIs
UGEE. .--,,, =, ,--, H. -. M
L0..lsEkT, SuPp. ditSoHa, Pa.
rsnusyiyania ttaiiroad.
rnrge Dsiiy Through Trains between Phiadelphia
sd Pfttgbcfgh The MORNING MAIL TRAIN
ives Philadelphia for PlltsbGrgat Il A. NJ and
~fshl TgL Ter Philadelphia al7 a, NJ. The fast line
ygs ladephisat Z. Nj. aHd Piltsburg for Phil
| .G.io6ia 81 2. N. THE NIGHT kAPkkSS train
SEsvsg Philadelphia for Pittsburgh at ii 7 M. and
; f,rgQrph !or Philadelphia al II r. NJ
-1s above lines connect al Pittsburgh with the
-sIyosE . and from St Louis, Mo-, Alton, Gslena
s.f II ~, III, Frankfort, Lexington and Louis
gTI, . Tene HauIo, Dayton, Springfield, Belle
t.0t..l aaudasky, Toledo, Cleveland, Columbus,
Itpes, Z Massillcn and Wooster, Ohio; also, with
H. a.l5Lu packet boats from and TO New Orleans,
: LOUIS Louisville and Cincinnati.
through tickets be had To or irem either OF ths
above places. ,.,.
sor further particulars see handbls al the diner.
auL starting points. Passengers from the West wll
md tins the shortest and most expeditions route TO
philadelphia, Baltimore, New YORK or Boston.
THO'S. MOORE, agent, Passenger Lines, fhiia.
] . MESKIMEN, Agent Pas sehgcE Lines, fitts.
Fhila, Nov I'd IS dly
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stores, Stores,
MULTIPLIED BY STOVES
AND THE ANSWER Is STOVES
A THOUGH We cannot keep on hand some 200u
n 5000 Stoves, assome ef our neighbors, the rea
are sell so cheap and 60 good an article ol
stoves that IL becomes dificuit 10 supply the de.
maAd, bul new supply Of freight ears have arrived
and been placed our road, and We have completed
our arrangements to be able now to supply the
demands ofall, be the same MORE OR LESS
So after looking around among all the ZONE
HORSE" Stove shops in this city, to no purpose,
come TO
Twitchell Gilletps,
The only Stove Emporium in the west and buy
.st0Ue ts Stove. In our prices, for cheapness,
defy all competition every article aodrraatsd,
nnd II not satisfactory we refund the money Among
our assortment may be found the celebrated
Forest Oak, for wood or Coal; the Climax;
Black Diamond. for coal; The King OF
Stoves and Governor, elevated ovens
All Kinds Of Parlor. Office anc Heating Stoves
lin and Copper Ware IN hand at all times, Roof,
ing, Jobbihg, &c. done To OrdeT
Brady Street, nearly opposite thu T. o.
Feb 4dtf DAVENPORT, IOWA.
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s,,aE house and lot occupied by .he subscriber on
L An a. est oil NaIn. The house Is of brick u
.toris, nigh, has 2 rooms and cellar, good stable
veil and ct,tsTn ;lot s4Xl so feet. For terms apply
tn J, Nj. DALZELL,
oets No. Burrows block, Front st.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-10-13
NOTICE.
DAyEN PORT
IRON w u Il X S,
AND MACHINE SHOP

FAMINE, DoNNELLY 81 CO., Date foremen ofthe
j LeClaIe Foundry are prepared To execute all
Kinds of
Engine aud Machine work for Saw and Flour
ing Mills.
Also
ORNAMENTAL HOUSE CdSTLNGS OF SU-
pERIOR 4ND gdRIOUS DESI6NS, cars,
SfLLS, BRACKETS, TRUSSES, &c,
Oftbs latest patterns made TO order.
N h. Special attention paid to repairing work
Accidents to machinery repaired without delay
brass casting made 10 order ON shorl notice.