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The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-06-19
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FALL AND WINTER CLOTHING
hTJOHW JORDAN's
IOWA CLOTHING STORE.

10 w a. CIOIHtNG SIOHE.
A BAkisE and varied assortment Of ylpn,s \ u 10 Il
tAB0ys, Ready made Clothing, embrae
Ing all the ae rentnnd spprovedstyles, sHd msde y
good work men ont 0fths best material.
Fine, medium and common, Union, Be aver, Felt
Pilot, fetersham and Flushing, Bangups, Sack san.
Paielct oyoreOats, Cloth. Dress and Ff0ek Goats o
Yarieascplprs and qualities. Cloth, Cashmere, SAT-
net, Velvet and Tweed Pantaloons. silk satin, Va
lentin swansdown q, Velvet, Plush Cloth. Gassniers
gsiiDet, Double and single breasted Vests. Mpnk J
Jackets Drawers. Undersbirs, Hosiery, &uspenderr
Gloves, ,Crsyah, Handkerchief, ,Shrt-Co srs, teest
Ties Searfs, Winchester and Scotts appryad Prtcn
}honider4eam SHIRTS, UnbteaeaBd allartielesusuul
~ Kept 10 gsntenan's furnishing slorett Including
kobos de Chambra and Keyare Vestsa and Oyereoats.
Also, Splendid assortment Of uacntCloths, Cassi
MHres aud 9ottiagsaIi of which Will be made up Il"
orderinths esiaanfer, with prom ptness, al areom
modating prices, and by competent workaaR. THIS
establishment sih the monthly receipt oftns latest
Pashiousso thatosdersinlrnstedt 10 them may De re I
ledupoD soeng In the atestsIyie by tho, 81 who de
sirei. All manner ofplain work aud work ofs gen
tsel msetinm ,prompiiy atte nded TO here oiore
HATS 0fa new Sly lie together with all ofths
mon kinds constantly on hand 81. E5sa . seylr
the. bseribe nc onnd-nlf
ly itoIles 10 m1rifgco ntinuaBee ofthesams.
s-.s #safg s=.rs8 JOHN JORDih.
Merehsntratlofand cloibisr on Fronts rect, sppo-
cite the Steam Mills. t5tt .T= Fttft+ ffTt 81
UaHe DIV ed. e.
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How Coal Gas IS MADE. The pro.
cess Of making coal gas is much sim
pier than many people imagine. Bi
luminous coal is thrown into q hot
cylinder OF iron, the mouth ofwhich lie
closed carefully by an iron door, with
the edges cementcd by soft clay. The
vapor arising from the coal is receiv.
ell info a tube, by means Of which it
is permitted to escape into q series OF
vessels. whereit is cooled and deposits
much OF its impure matter tits then
passed into another series of vessels
containing quicklime which robs it o.
its sulphnrous and other intermix-
lures. From this receiver it flows
purified as we find it in use, into the
gasometer and is from thence distribn
ted as it may be needed, through
mains and service pipes into various
parts OF the city. The highly charged
bituininous Goals are found best adapt
ed to the purposes of gas making. In
the manufacture Of gas from Newc8s.
tie coal, a chaldron weighing 81 cwt
is found to yield 1850 cubic feet OF
gas IA cwt Of coke. 124 gallons am
moniacal liquor, II gallons Of thick
tar. Camel coal will WELD upon All
average $4,000 cnl;c feet u gas 10 the
ehaldron.
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TIE CAHELs.-The experiment OF using
eamels for military transport on the west
srn frontiers and through the 1--WE stern Ass-
erts," is about to be put to practical test
The animals have been landed in Texas.--
A writer. in giving description Of thsir de-
barkation At Indianola, says thst their i'm
menss height rendered debarkstion in
standing position impossible, they wsre
made to lie down upon platform, and
we're thus taken from the vessel. The Gal.
weston Confederate says great demonstra-
tions of delight were shown By them upon
reaching terra frma enee more aftsr hong
voyage. Their antics were such ~ 70 fill
with terror the horses. mules and cattle in
the vicinity, and to cause Z general STAN
pede. The pack saddles are Represented
as magnificent affairs, highly ornamsated
in Arabisn style, and the keepers appear
in their native costume, giving the appear
ance of all Eastern caravan In every par
ticuiar. In order TO show their speed, the
keepers PUT them in motion, and to the sur.
prise OF two or three hundred pefsons pres
ent, an ordinary walk kept horses travel
| ing with them in brisk trot We have
| no doubt these animals will be found just
| the thing for frontier Transportation. both
ON account of burthen and speed al travel ;,
1.-THE climate of the country shalt be
found to sSree with tAa camels, and sllow
| of their natural increase, there is no ques.
| ton ss to the value OF their acquisition 10
the domestic animals of the eountry. In Z
land ofrsilrosds, thr,r yalne will moi be -
| marked; but SO long as il is necessary To
traverse the unsettled regions between the
EASTERN and western settiements of the
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FRErrING AND SowINe.--It has
been said that ''murmuring is black
garment" and moreover useless one.
for nothing 80 efectually prevents ex.
ertion. Two gardeners had crops OF
peas killed b. frost. One Of them
fretted and grumbled, and said nobody
was so unfortunate as he was Wis
iting his neighbor some time after
he called out in astonishment, "What
a fine crop ofpeas! What are theses"
s'These are what sowed while you
were fretting," answered the other
'.Why don't you ever iret.' "Yes
but | put it off till have repaired the
mischief" "Why then there's no
reason to fret at all" "True: that's
the reason | put it off, .
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Fire and Burglar Proof Safes

"AfiNG obtained the agency 10 the sale nf Ill-
lies Patent Fire and Burglar Proof Safes, h pix
locks, Bank Vault Doofs ANA Frames ,we prepar-
ed 10 furnish al manufacturers prices any OF the
articles short notice. @ .FTfng
These Safes all fastened With Lille e Locks CIV
ing undoabtei security against thieves perfectly
free from da1yRsss and better Gre proofs than any
other safe made. The burning Of Them iD any buSi-
Ding eanset materially nJurs them aud they NAY bs
exchanged for new one at any agency by pas ing y
repsinting. The yani doors and frame reliable,
economical, ,orna MIA land generally used where tbey
are best known.
Ihe Bank Locks have alw ays foited the hnrslsrahd
all bank Lock soaking competitors. ~
The various tests applied 10 these articles BY jurors
al mechanical and agricultural fairs where they ts
always obtained The lrst premiums Establishes the
certainty ofther superiority Purchasers are Invited
IA .a and examine the articles. references tergi.
cate ), &c, beirrs purehasng .l ,flgslT ..lgt y
me uadeTxie ned are the only agents ia RotL Is
i,ad {IIl) and Davenport tlowal for the Nord's
Sa fs Ionpany. ofIroy,N Y. Orders addressed 10
riihet place Will receive prom attention.
CHILD & RAkER
Illinois It. Rock IsIand.
EehI-iA W-l SSeDud at
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THE DAILY GAZETTE.

DE QCINCEY.--It is related, 40 an
instance of De Quincey's carelessness
in money matters, that, having been
once arrested for debt of 500 in.
Edinburgh, he was dragged to jail
where he remained for two weeks,
During the period of incarceration bis
daughter frequently visited him, ami
one day brought new waistcoat. fbe
! one he then wore being somewhat
shabby After De Qninccy had taken
off his old vest, his daughter, careless
ly examining the pockets, discovered
bank note for $50, ofthe existence
of which her father had no knowleee
whatever, and with which, OF course.
the 500 dbet was instantly dischar
ged. ssaH
De Quincy, when he writes, fiings
each sheet rs soon as finished over
his shoulder, and never sees them
again. His daughters gather up the
scattered leaves, arrange and correct
them, and hawk them amongst the
editors for sale. Fora long
time his nervousness from opium was
SO great hat he was obliged to walk
fourteen miles day in order to pro
cure two hours sleep at night. The
way in which this was accomplished
was curious. The dreamer had
mile measnred on neighboring road.
and at one extremity placed heap Pot
seven stones. When thejourney was
to commence, De Quincey took up
stone and carried it to the other end
OF the mile. then return for another,
until the pile was exhausted This
necessity OF carrying the stones pre-
vented him from forgetting the nnm
Der Of miles he had walked, which
wonld otherwise be highly probable.
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Stopts
STOVES AT WOLESAIR
The Largest Stove Stor(

in the "e0t:s
{HyE shall receive on the opening ofnay i,alon ts
w largest sloes Of STOVES AND ffsSERI
STOCK ever bfousbt 20 fbe State of opa. Amonf
Tho numerous articles which shaii keep constant
y on hand for timers Tin Pia,s, sheet ro5
hoier from, No. IL 10 ae. Cbsreoat d., Rsssfa ao
Imt0t,oa Rsssia de-, Hirs, timed CeyYsS's, ErS-
'srs do, Block tin, Lead, CspPer BoffeRs, -Nsftdl
No., Iron Riusfs all sizes, tianed DO, al kis1s 1f
prssssd rare. Jcpasasd d., 7iusers Tssts ;aBd
ass1re all persons fsyoring with order, snst VI
viii seii them goods IN ofr line low they can d
bought In Chicago or ST. Louis and m uch lower t,at
they have been pairing for them heretofore in iht
Place, aad oH fermsto suit. 4%Le .&f \
Please give a call aud lea IN oar y lie a. q MI
inen Ihink yog will spend BeitiI time nor ss A.
ey hereafter In buying al the two pir es abo VI
named. 1
n Il. In a few Gays we shall receive an assoH
mentor tue above named goods By Railroad, sud
riebt TO supply tn. ln<iaed ate demand.
Couatfy Merchants can rely upon being supplied
al All times with T1nwnre and on favorable Terms a
VAslsssfe priets. 1st Hie d. sAtS !
Old Rags, GePPer De-, &C., Ne, taken in ef-
change for goods.
Brady, between fr..it an,i seeond street
hchl2-dAwiI SICK ERSHAA s. HICKS.
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ANOTHER Isprc.rtos FOB PALEsrfsK.--
One of our foreign papers ssys:-"The eel
brs,ea Mount Of Olives, near Jcsusa, sm.
has been purchased BY Madame Poi sck.
the widow OF . wealthy banker OF The He
brew persuasion at Konigsbush, in Prus-
sia. This lady intends to beautify ths
place, and improve the whole neighborhood.
IL her sole expense. The first thing she
had done was to plant the whole srea witt,
grove of olive trees, and ihus restore IL lo
the original state from which il dsrivss ito
name ~ -Preshpterian.
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A SECOND FLASH IN THE PAE.-The ad-
journed meeting held last evening. to ratify
the nomination Of Buchanan, was more sig.
nal failure than even the meeting Of the
previous evening. Fifty were mustered at
the first attempt: but exactly %, all told,
gathered at the State House last evening.
Or these, we are informed, seusn eaid thes
had voted for Pierce, but should not vote
for Buchanan; and there was quite sprink-
ling Of old Republicans among the remain.
der. Rendered desperate by this sscond
failure, and the evident determination OF
the people not to be duped into the snpport
OF an old Federalist. standing on pro-sts-
very platform. we are informed that The Of
6ceholders determined to carry paper
round and get pledge from the r. nk and file
to be present. The case 10 q desperate
one. Does any man want more conclusive
evidence of the burning resolve IN the
hearts OF the people to prostrats the base
and corrupt dynasty that has brought ths
country to the verge of q civil war.--loOa
City Rspub. aEn
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"Jssmes Buchanan rsesised the noni.
nation Of tho Prof Slavery Cssvsatisa Hpsn
Hang mas'a day." . remarkably sRero-
priais dsy for the Democrats ~ semiasts
thsia candidate fos tie PrsaldsaeEk sss
III. 1sshanan haa hssa - uulpeAS nan
al AiA Atife.s sod 70 eeaWa theahalss - eeea
nsaiassed for tAe Presidency on tfi1sy.
DsSSqss nspss
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9aro MARI.
II. CLOSE & CO.'S. COLUMN

NyE are now prepared to offer dealers and e0n
w samess aiarge stock Of Heavy and Shelf Hard
ya,e, upon sermssnd prices which cannot fail % su
our frieDds Who dsslfs nir dsahns ! III Nv. u
hor cash We propose 10 sell al small adysner
1000 ses- Nails. Call soon for bargains 10 Nails.
7. CLOSE co.
~ i----------'dy
EIhk kiag "afesih only seeains Yin! for gale
- -z.L--A =
1 Hos efaii sizss for sale lownt
T. GLOsE,S cos.
SAws, Circular, M,ds ! aud. .cts.. Cut, .attansod
- al II. CLOSE & cos.
'''s' tA mi" 81 sSs'i ei Il .a 4s,ssF ,Ssses; Cos
CARPENTERS { Tools Of every deserptlon for
- safe ~ AJD4e ~ ehosh 'oS
l low Al -" T. aLbsE ( COS
DUMPS, Force Lifting and Chain punp' f'r sale at
1 T.cLosE x cos
T LIGHTNING Rods aud lnsulat or, for sale at
L. T.GL0sE " cos. !
r FAD Pipe .fsil sses fron u 70 ain, :or sale al
JU T. CLiN y cos ,
GARDRN Tools sr Every dsscrptioest
N @et hH Z. CHOSE Il cos.
Rife End Pistols beet 9es1sy 9snsyr f ,as rG,E lew
Sfovss and Ttnwars ~Aish snl hs .el4 eseag at
MOVE" pon.el. sri" AaIs. ,ose co,s
T EATHIR Beluns all s,ress,
IL stEtfsiH Z liAtT. CLOSE cos.
pAckIsG, Hsmp aud Rubber for sale at
Tools, Bellows, Ansll., Ham.
ID m'r, for sale lows. = Close & cos.
RoPf- asnilla an Hemp, all ,ias si1ssst cn.
ENGINK, Car aud Signal Oh for sale os The barrel
T. or gallsl at T. CLOSE 4 co.'s.
cav hsndreh Of alf stzes from tnch 70 3 in. for
- sslsa Al T. CLOSE 4 cos.
Farmers will nad the best assortment of mes and
= other mAkeef She sels, Spades, scoops, Hoes,
fofks, ae.,a r. CLOSE cos.
HAMS, Log. OK Ending, tssss, RAGS, h.,tss ,,,s snd
CoRE Shelters and Hay cuitsrs 10 sale low al
~ ~ ~ . F T.GEOSE J cos.
I "a das. Gfsin axes for sale al
Nv s%..r I. cLOSk COS,
llM do. EryIhs SGath-, hest pate rn, al
lNo 4. CLOSE co.'s.
IANSkk's stuuk-Tih Plate, Sheet Iron, Copper
aIi Hinf. f6f sale at 4. CLOSE 81 CS's.
GADpLkkH ani aoseh Tfiunnipzs al very low
> prieeI.a T. CLOSE s. co.'s.
yNfhiI b Lead id oil, IT, yClCso aua 60. Brand,
w instreeeiVed warranted the host ia market.
nj a7E4 II. CI OBt q cos.
I iHNfFD oa by the barrel or gallon al
~ r CLOSE s. CO.'S.
= ASIA. tais s- aGd FATTY atIow pfiSss ll@
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DR.. ]. MCDOWELL,
VETERINARY SURGEON

~ KTisHES,o 10 inform the public that be
YYEN w mas perBaa neniiy located in Daven-
AG son. where he will eontiaur TO treat all .hs
Scientific Principles. Ailet ceuStaus practice Of
many years all kiuds OF diseases, he esis happy
10 say that be will give satisfaction to all who en-
ploy im. He can Produce ss good Certificates as
any other west OF n. York He has been only
few months, and the many Important cures he has
effected since he came will speak for him. th aai
,an rea lily be inserted in 4 newspaper.
The following gentlemen who have EN- ployed him
since he came here on the most severe cases, VIII
certify 10 mis- abilities mpeen Veterinary Sur
gesn. Hr
All diseases warranted cured If curable, or DO
money paid. s..a
lie earnestly soiiciis trial on any severe case
Whatever. ANY case he cannot cure. il any other
man can he got 10 H. he will pay him out OF his
own pocket. 't- at .4H
Pom evils and Fistulas warrahted cured in apy
stage. -a o. /
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Williams. J VI Cannon, Coles & Davies,
Weodrun q Wadsworth, h ID Csiendine, q s Webb
l. &C.,, Hope, Shepler, w Patterson, Marks q
Campbell, Barr, s Cue, Thos ksgan, h + FiHe
Hon J + Cook, L Davenport, o Eagal, d S
Brooks b Allen, A erandall, DR.. o'Rsardoa, II.
X. Smith, Dennis Tushy, IS Gillet, Row, q D.
Niekolls, G Foster. & |.8
tie can be consulted al The City Hotel, or at his
~ Horse Shoeins RstsbiishnenI on THIRD street
apllS-swu
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MAMMOTH STOCK OF
NEW GOODS
At the Great Western Clothing Store
t. Txl~en0fAia ~ =.

q
No. 6, IE CLAIRE ROW,
= receipt 'h' largest and most 20" ps'' ''"'
CLOTHING, OF EVRRY DESCRIPTION
ever brought TO this which has been
the Eastsrn marie al greatly reduced prices snd
which he will sell ~
Iisenty- Fipe per Cent. Cheaper
than any other establishment In this section eoab.
Try. He is aiso in addition to his stock ~ GIstbinx
receiving an extensive and well selected stock of
Gsntlemen's Furnishing Goods
of au styles and varieties to which he invites
ton His stock has been selected with grps care OK
pressy for this Market and the very prices
In FED hE
Kxtent, Variety and Beauty
his stock cannot he equallsd In this region al are
FRESH PROM THE MANUFACTORY.
All he asks is thatthe public generally " III ex amBb
hi. stock before purchasing elsewhere, feeling sals
fed that those who cannot be suited in quantity, gus
lity and price ft the
'fr' GREAT Western Clothing House
csnn,t be suited stsny oiher establishment nj west 81
Chicago. .t,---.t I. .Ezsrt.5a ~ I
Aug. 81. II. l.. LUNFISSTEiN. |
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HOUSE, SIGN AND ORNAMENTAL PAINT
ING, PAPER HANGING, atc.

rz ING, PAPER HANGING, atc.-.
JAMES noNHELl q JOHN NJ. DF&N.
#Is- ----SA hAViNd assoSatf'i tse nIsels -
ss5s.x,F. 2 tosethslforths parposs ~ carry
-. ~sezz1sng nihe Business ot uo1s y,
a 49,. sISh osSAAENIAL LAtS z =
n snds. ssaa AZ. AZ t between
Would most respectfully announce 10 lAelrtrlends
andtas pulie that thsy are Preisresto I.
ecule Pauilng IL either Lead or Zinc
sbr prices and n the very beat style Their long eS-
perisaee 10 tloabove business wsrrsnts tueD1in ea-
snring their PAlrons HGs E0TEtha,
may be entrusted 10 them. g a. a.uE 3
Particular eliis given 20 estimating snypub-
lie orpflTatr kgltdnes. Persona wDh'Dg ans oi ,se
r done would do veil 10 give the call be.
foreet,ing the! r~ork. They aresso prepared TO et
Aprons Decorating aud Gild!ngi asuperiorst!i and
onthe most Bile terms. pslDts of all coiofs
prepared aadraady forn-e. Glass all sizes, putty
81 JanS!5. lSi .5iT iss4 i ia DoxHEtlG DUNN
"61 WM. r. CAMPBELL.
eps RtN RtNTd g. \ Ss9RNM SsaS! NMi Ia hsfsdy "a dk. and Id
cast -. onee N he Court House Al! otIsts
pronItiy artendedto: Ars. nth IS d-wif
TnE VARIOUS KfNbs or
@ II n n @ w q . Il,
LAFLiNs, sXiTH K IoIEs.
:@s'ieaa Rihf F.f'r'A'.a Asss:5 =, e.;
v,s p,,. f'f'A :. :. Is s',
Tassst ra Shooting, IS (
glrePrt Riasin . and D FIo.k''a .. +
Ptairle shooting" O.
= DiaIuond GrafifA.s -. - r'' .a s7@s -
Carnon, Mlaing and Blsstngin Asgs ard Barrels.
Corner srco I'D and Perry sis.
July2055-d-w-iy D.vENpSRT. Iowa.
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GREAT BARGAINS!
NEW YORK CLOTHING ESTABLISHMENT.
Wholesale and Retail.
WE nave Just received the lassesl and best a
w sortmenl of FALL AND WINTER CLOTH
ING, that ever wasbroughilo this western country
consisting in part of the following articles:
American English French and Germ Br0a dclo th
COsts, ,ofdifereRt styles anu qualities.
oyereoats, Beaver, Blank OF, psiersham tcloth
Unisa Cloth, Lions Skin, Mohair.
d Double Goats OF the same materials
Fall Goats OF Sstinets, Tweea, Cashmere, Dos
Skis Ca.hinarette and leans, OF every style.
FURNISHING GOODS
Consisting OF a ans assortment OF Six CTayais &,
Stocks Neck Hsnakerehiefs, Poek st Handks ~
Drawers, undershirs, Hats, Gaps, Bucksk Gloves,
India rubber coats and pants, Trunks Halices and
Carpet bags. Fins White and Fancy besaM ShiTtt,
Shirt Collsrs. Alsos dne iolo a.lea
~ BOYS CLOTHING
nd piece goods. Persons will fnd II to tLeirtntef
esl 10 give US a call before pu rehas eise where
Store on Front Street, opposite Ferry Landing I'm
DR.. Hall ,snsw building.
Davenport, Sept 10Th iss4
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stores, stores.
MULTIPLIED BY STOVES,


MULTIPLIED BY STOVES,
AND THE ANSWER lS STOyES.
A LrHOUGH We cannot keep hand some 5000
or 5000 Stoves, sf our neIshbors. the r@a
SOL are we sell 20 cheap and good anieie sf
Stoves that IL becomes difficult 10 supply he de-
ma.d, but new supply Of freight nave arrive
and been placed on our road, and We have pletel
our arrangements IS to nc able snppiy ihc
demands ofail, hr The same MORE OR LESS.
SO ater looking around among all the CONE
HoRsEn sioveshops in this city, to tnrpess.
come TO
Twitchen 4 GiIIetts,
The only St6se Emporium in the west, and buy 3
Stone as is stops. In onr prices, tor eheapness,
we defy all eOmpetiton--eyery article ssarrantea,
nhd il not satisfactory. refund the money. Among
onr assortnenI may be touasi the eoiebfsted
Forest Oak, for wood or Ceal; the Gilman.
Black Diamond. for coal; The King OF
Stoves and Governor, elevated ovens.
Al kinds Of Parlor. once ana nealtag stoves -
Tin andGsPpsr @srre "a hand st all iifaes. Roof
ing, Jsbbiug, Sse. done 10 praer.
Brady Street, nearly opposite The P. o.
? Feb idtf DAVENPORT IOWA 1
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NEW TIN STORE.

NEW TIN STORE.
TUE subscribers have Just opened 4 store on Iar
4 IisGn between Third and Fourth slrests, " he Te
they iBtond manufacturing and keeping constantly
ii.nd all kinds OF
Copper, Tin and Sheet Iron Ware,
Particular attention PAID 10 Roofing Spouiing md
Iobbing, Country merchants can rely upan beiB
supplied with Tn al wholesale pTcas.
Rags, old copper. lead, Se.. aken ia xehanse ,i
goods. I6dlfi GRhNIEES n BFII.-
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IsR aR.u.M Il. W kgFEEE
1.ItAHA VI 81 kEPNEH,
Forwarding and Commission Merchants,
yo . BIlkkuW s. NEW BLOCK, FRONT STREET,
Davsnport, Iowa.
o,sey. solicited for the purchase, OF Grsn, fieur
Wool and Produe sneraily' IA
-RuFEREECEs-
burrows & Proityman, Dayenpor" io"H,
Wise Pusey & Wise, Phil, Pa,
surinxer, harbsugh & Co, rittsbafs l's
Spang Co., =.
Jassph f. Elder, Sc. Louis, Mo-"
ScHsriisa & Hammer Ciueinnst Ohio,
~ NeCoy 8, sons, n Lisbon,
~ & 10 MsDonsid Il 90, WelisVilie 5,"hi",
Mohlan Martin,
George Wells ~
Hassey 4 Sinclair ..
Ianes Graham, New Garden,
Merchants generally, salsm, -. ...