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Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1856-10-24
LEAyrTT,s LATEST IMPROVED
CORN AND COB mill.
Young America Excelsior.

EOttthS america EXCELSIOR.
TIME attention Of the Farmers of
IL Montgomery County, is asked to
this greatly improved MILL for Crushing and
Grinding Corn and Cob Mcal--lIorse feed gen
erally--and Meal from Shelled Corn.
1t is now well known that all animals are
improved in every respect by the use Of ground
food, because OF its more easy and complete
digestion.
1t is now well known that working animals
for thesam reason, are kept In good condition
at less cost by the use of food SO prepared.
But while these principles OF true economy are
SO generally understood, many have been un-
willing toprocurc suitable Mills, because oftheir
expensive onstructien--experience showing
that the Corn and Cob Mills heretofore before
the public, with the grinding plates cast solid,
with the two main portions of the Mill, In
grinding for the use of m average sized farm
viii wear smooth and become useless in about
two years; among such is the z Little Giant ?
" Changers Magic MILL, etc
In buying the EXCELSIOR MILL this OBJ
jection Is entirely obyiated as it Permanent
Mill. The Grinding Plates, 1.-THE only parts
that wear OUT being. two detached rings cast
Separate from the main and expensive parts Of
the Mill, each bolted on with three small bolts,
and when worn smooth readily replaced in ten
minutes ata cost ofonly So.
We name among the other advantages this
Min possesses. over theother Portable Iron Mills
In use, that the regulating of the fneness Of
grinding is done by simply turning one central
set screw. The meal instead Of being scattered
Ground as n'other mills, is brought out at one
spout and no weight is required on the rearend
Of the sweep as n balance.
Wherever the Young America Excelsior has
been introduced il has superseded iii others of
the kind.
This mill viii grip,t from to 20 bushels per
hour, according 70 tinencas, and the grinding
is light w6rk for two horses.
P{eitE 500, including an extra set of Grind
A ingplaces making it equal to two ordinary
Mills. They will be promptly delivered at any
point on the Railroad or in the District of
Columbia, freight from Baltimore added
Orders by mail promptly attended to.
JESSIE I. HIGGINS & BRO.
Agentsior Montgomery county, Nd,
And London county, Va. !
Poolesville, Nd, April IL, 1856.
Ns- For the satisfactory work Of these Mills
We reer TO the following enterprising farmers,
Of Montgomery, who own them viz: IN
VIM. O. Sellman, Geo. w. Spates,
Gassaway Sellman, JAS. O. Trundle,
YIN Pearre, Daniel Price,
VIM. Cissell, Col. b, Shreye,
r. w. Williams. Jesse .Ycirs, q
VIM. a. Chiswell. Natl hgett,
Fred. 8. Poole, w. DBIagruj
Thos. L. Jones. s. r. StoncsttI z, 4
Mrs. ID. A. Allnutt, Sam'l Hardesfy,
Mrs. Ann Yinson. Chas. Holland.
ia. b, Leonard. John L. T.. Jones.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1856-10-24
NOTICE 10 THE LADIEs!!

RIBBONS, FLOWERS, &C., over Of
ferod in this city, and we cordially Invite
The Ladies Of Montgomery county, visit
ing our city, to give MS call, as we feel
assured that i viii DO to thciradvantage
HUTCHINSON a MUNRO,
No. $40, Pennsylvania avenue,
~ I = * = .l ~ i.:a..sa.. u q
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1856-10-24
TO THE FARMER

Oa MOntayORanes.y County,
A Nd DEALERS IN FARMING NIPPLE
"a AEA7,S.-Tho undersigned beg leave
most respectfully to inform all who are deal
ing in or using the above articles, that we are
extensively engaged in the manufacture Of I'M
plemcnts forfarmers use Having fitted up an
extensive establishment we are prepared to ex-
ecute all orders with neatness and despatch
We name few of the leading articles-yiz:
Horse Powers and Wheat Thrashers of the
most approved kinds; Wheat Fans; Wheat
Cradles Ploughs, in great variety-some new
and useful improved patterns, much sought fol
by the farmers who haveused them. Wcwould
call special attention to our new No. and 2
Chesapeake Plough, which combines economy
and strength, and in its favor we could pro
duee some flattering certificates.
Cultiyators, different patterns Harrows, OF
all kinds; Corn-Shellcrs for horse and hand
power; Wheat Drills, Shovels, Forks, Spades.
Trace Chains, &c. Horse Collars and Hames.
Sausage Cutters and Suffers, Machine and
Plough Castings, by the quantity or single
piece.
zD- Field and Garden Seeds, warranted fresh
and good.
We are also Agents for McCormick's Reaper
and Moving Machine, and Montgomery W heat
Fan.
We would invite all interested to give us
call before purchasing elsewhere.
COTTINGIIAM 4 JOHNSON,
No. $50 Pratt st. Wharf,
Cor. Hollingsworth ST., Baltimore.
feb 2--l2m
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1856-10-24

HANS, PARAsOLS, &c.-Hurcn-
n ISsoN s MURNo have now on hand
large and beautiful assortment Of fine
FANS and PARAS0LS, which they are
prepared to sell at reduced prices.
No. 80, Pa. avenue, between 9th and
10th streets, Washington, d. G.
ap l2-tf air
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-08-02
Notice TO COntractOrs.

PROPOSALS will be received BY the subscriber un.
tlIhs tbrty-nrsl day of July next, for the founaa
Mons aud masonry of the piers for bridge across the
Mississippi River Al Saint Paul.
he hrst pier will be founded rock at de nth of
ten feet below the usual low water marx. The sec.
ond par will be In water ten e ct deep nd i'll hay
afoundsllon OF piles. These two piers will be each
eighty four feet high above the Ordinary low wafer
marx The remaining five piers will be respective
iy nifty eight, forty eight Thirty. eight TIVE MY eight
aud eighteen feet high above the water level Two
them viii BIO In water four feet deep, and the rest
ON nats usually loft DRY. The bed Of the river ia
sane, and oil the pierre except the first will have
foundations OF piles, on which will be places solid
CRIBS or plato Rms of TIMBER built up 10 within 81.
fnehes OF thslowiwater mark. The masonry will bc
the usual qualify OF bridge masonry, the stoues be.
ing carefully dressed on the beds and Joints.
The timber required for tho foundations viii be
furnished and deliver by the Bridge Company,
who will also furnish good limestone quarry con,
venisntiy sitnsted on the river bank, within one
mile OF the work. 81 -
Contractors are desired tobid for the masonry blythe
cubic yard, and they requested 10 enclose suta
bietestifnoniais 0fthor ability carry on the work
Inc work must be- coinmenc ed i'm ID ediately and
compieted within fifteen months after signing the
contract. ~
Forf9rther information inquire at the Office oftho
subscrber al Saint Paul, where plans and specinca
uons may Do seen. J. s. SEWALL,f .#
Engineer 81. Paul Bridge Co.
saint Paul juno27--toju July 10 s..lt~ -.
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LUMBER, DOORS, SASH, BLINDS,
Latll, shingles, &c.

"fiik OLD STEAM MILL STILL aLrygn
SOKRY To say 10 our numerous cu.ton.,.
kOsannot advertise such an m views. stact =, I W.
Der, Latin and Shinge hand as some M a", t un
faeiscolnpesitors IN our line adyersebut our osG,
apology Tor saeh "a small stock on hand 4, th,t u.s.,
customers Will notaiios as To stow il a.ay Hri ~
looms . 10 : or 9UU, uuU feet on hand Ahf,. -.
daily irpia 90 To 30DtD feet Lumber-iO 10 ~ a,a -
--shinS les sash, Doors, dc. &c, Ia pfoportio,. 80
cur stock aceumnlAtss siOvly--tsei hannv ~ -, ..s
however, thar we can MI al most any bll offered "a,
House, Store or Barn. -.
Our falisuppy ofLoGs i now coming oy., H.,
Rapids, and We shall BE- prepared 10 keep our *.
sofimehi com pete. "
Past iasors gratefaliy acknowledged eopeuu
ancc .Oli ciled.
BURNELL, GILLET & CO
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The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-08-02

WlSTNER'S PATENT WASH TUB.
Patented Nov. Sth, 1853. "a .e.
'CilE undersigned having bought the Patent Right fs
scot county present this Improvement In Washing,
fact. - 1890
All we ask of you Is 10 take and use il for ten DAYS
~ the end OF that time you return IL or pay for H.
frlee So'oo. PARMELE 4 BRO.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-08-02
FARhERsl SAW AND GRIsT MILL MN
The Best Mil ever offered to the Public Is
| FELTON'S PORTABLE Mill,

FARMERS! SAW AND GRIST MILL MyN,
Tho Best Mil ever offered to the Publ, Il
FELTUN'S PORTABLE MILL
(WHICH has taken the First p,.aixm Al ,Itth.
w STATE ard C0aNtH FAIRS whesr 1, hs. BAN a.
hibited, and Geld Medal at the sneeeas I,,tit.t,
n. = tats. Tbs iray excellent AlilL, eeIsbr.t.l
alike ior Us nmgiiet,, durability and pracliesbiliy,
patented Iany- cd, 1855 stand, unrisaisd, Tbals,yt
numberof lhesa mills sold, sad their Increasing ia
lnahd forcibls declare their merit lover 1000 hsvss
been cold ln the last six monlhsl. They are adn,,
bly, Adaptod tor grinding Corn, Oats, Wheat Bsrs,
Corn IN the car, Spices, dc. with rapdi,y and ~
fsnlion Bownbclore.
No.2 Aiii grnds from TO bus. Of meal or loto
bus "i feed per hour With from 10 horses, and
other Nos. a ProportIonute amount. They esa DO
propelled by horse, steam of water power and are
well adapted 70 irregular motion, hence AT Alfnsx
cost thel can be attached 10 any mill,
MENL SAWS are attached 10 these mills thus rem
derng them the only traIs p'aetiesbis mill farmer
canhsyo.
References can be given where these mill. hays
needing dressing aBd likewise where tioy were To-
Produced four months ago for grinding Irsn oar.
III an established fact that all mills using knives
"tsiJ ssd" bat srtna msa!, and thai all eoru
ami cob rusher. only crack The corn and cob An5
that Dellaer reduce Lhs feed 10 desired rasae.s
10 be used With prOaa. BatIhe
FELTON, MILL,
without knives, and with grinding surfaces 30 hard
tempered sieelsil not affect IL, Is pabe Of grind.
ing TO ans degree Of hAeness and OF cob 10
The I'M ness Of meal. Those facts justify Us la war
rantipx these mills to give entire sat.iaelion.
For farther intormason and mills and rsht apply
20 NiCHuE.s, Louais d Co., Office Le Clare
House, davenport, Iowa, or box 500 Pc
dec at-lwtf
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WH0LEsALE AND RETAIL

THE subscriberhss rseev - TO u lis EastSsa and
Southern Markets afargs and we'll selected stock
goods OF all descrpt0nsiD use, con sisuAe
Of Dry Goods, boots and - oss, Hsas And Caps,
Glassware, Qaeenswa buffalo Robes, d 5's'a
Carpet Chain, Picking Yarn, Cut W,ndov G lass,
q. AT. Is, kanawh sslt Hard ware, = =
Xetsand kihSssss III ron, all Kinds steel
Castings, Nails, all kinds, (}rindssones, ~, -
fWodenware ) Lave Gesssfesthen, Pitch6 oakum
Sole and Upper Leather, Visit Paper,
Willow Baskst Paints and Oils, Dye StuHs DC
which i'll 10 sold al small advance for Cash. As
intend keeping everything In common use, persons
wanting several articles Obtain them on Front 81
at the Brick storeopposite tho Mills, davenport lows
June6, 1853. j. N. BOWLING.
Soap At cts. Q Gallon. s-.4l its.
SAPoNIFIER or Concentrated Lys-- Warranted
- TO make soap without Limo and with little Hou-
Bile, just tho thing for Washing nAsds sasy Oil and
get box, for sale cheap at the Havkeys Store ~ II
June 3 DIFF JACOB WEAVER in, q d.
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Peoria natise .ad rir Iasuranee Company

Peoria MAtine and Fire Insurance Company,
PEORIA, LII
sas sHSsEsefssff s ssfs.f Ss1ssvsSscN, TRANS
PoRTATioN AND FIRE RISKS, 81 rsssssssst
An unconditional rcturn premium Of 10 per cent.
win be paid back 10 cargo sas'oers a. we close 81
Farm nroperty and ed buiiangs, fayorab,
situated may be insured against lose or damage By
hre for any length Of time from enc 70 ave yerss Al
low rates Of Premiam, and thus avoid assessments
: CAPITAL sl0oyoOo
DlRECToRS.
Isace Undertake. Theo. Perry, W. "A. Heron,
Al. s nns. " Ma f Easr' I'M nsssa
Vim. D. Mason, gL,r BcarlAna, J. Reynolds,
OFFICERS.
Isaac UxpkRHILL, Pres; B. J.. T. BouRLAxp, Vice
pres; CaAsLrs HoLsAsD, Secretary
Moline and sie.aiss. Once, Miniers saiiaiss, iii
nos street, Rock Island. once in Davenport ~ ths
Cean,ing Room OF The State Democrat.
: Ca,s:so City in'sr.no. Company, .ooo
1T. LANE, Aseas,
Dec 4, IS. psyenpors. scsa-
| THE STAR INSURANCE COMPANY,
0gdsnsbursh, n. \. -
pam |" 9 TSETa; ;'s 500, o Sou ~
\ VIII insure Fire and iulAnd ifAhsRst ss~Ss1'@S~
on as favorable terms as any other good 20 N
Referto Geo, Steele, ksa, sSoi. 81 .. Sne -
w. ksymond, seebe, Lyon 4 Co., ehicAgc, a. y. ',
lMyers NJ n. Davenport, Sam1. Callers hs2., hss'
Ds ssssgs r.s ssS 4, ss ssf I:,.ss III
Missouri State Mutual Fire, Marine Insurance
Company Of st. Louis.
/ CAPITAL, zoos, and constantly inereasihs.
| DIRECTORS:
| e.s r. rare 4. n. Alexander, x. W,msn,
is. Mscuno, D. Ailanuary, Z. II. Peck.
IiBsur( Sarlieipa,e in he whole proats
ForNGtbrmstion enquire o. The andersignsd Agent
Insurance.
| FIRE, INLAND AND LIFE.
INSURANCE c0srasY. xARrroRD,
chartsrsd 1913.
CASH CAPITAL, ssoe,eeo
HOME
INSURANCE co. OF THE CITY .rw voRk.
cash Capital sso~'OOo'
NORTHWESTERN
Irusrancs Co. Of the STATE
OF NEW YORK.
Connecticut Mutual Life Insurance
ACQUIRED CAPITAL, 81, 500, 900
| OFFICE, on WEST SIDE OF
Main bet. Front and Second BIS.
.n,;I4dwy HENRY B. HOFFMAN, Agsns
IOWA STATE INSURANCE. COMPANY,
KEOKUk IOWA
hi. home compsuy is new prepared 70 tAke r.k :
on me safer classes property on the aafssI
ara 81 sAs Cash yfas Yer casa Yrssss1 atrs.es -
reasonable As those any reliable company.
plREcToRS:
C. H. Perry, John Mcclure, h n. karrison,
J. w Rankin, Geo. B. Smiia, b n ford,
X $ Creel, ). ), Rllliuke, W r ipfhef,
e t,Arher. +. WnksrshAm.
| OFFICERS;
a H. Psxxr President Il. h. Harrison, TfeAeafer'
| i W Rspkin v PresidA- W. =. Turner, Secretary. .
| Once Ia WitAerwaxss Bicck--over passen =
Co.'S Bee, and shoe Store, BRADY 81 s 49, :
1 j. II. LANE Agent
Nov s-dsf Davenport, iosa-
HARTFORD INSURAKCE C0NPANY!!
CAPITAL..sS00.0O
NxyE have received the Aeeacy Of ihls soana ans
w reliable Company for Davenport and Sieanity
and are prepared TO ssae policies on As issefssas
itefns IS any otner gesd Conf pony.
| dees7 MAthLoi q SohoA-''
keyStone Insurance Company.
| PHILADELPHIA,pA PA. espfta! Sss, w
r. A. MoRIARTg, prss.f j. MORRIS fHOAdssS
1 ANSnN GRAY. Vice Secretary, "ee~
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IoFFEEs--7S Bag Rio, la aaro, Java, Msracaibo
4 and Havana eo6ces, selected expressly for ro-
failing
sUGARS--64 Rbls white and yellow ssapsd Sugars
embracing OoAee A, B a Z, crushed, powdered and
granulated; also refined NApLs Sugar. Those Sn
gsrs are all Of The best qGatity. ~ 49,"
New rEAs-is7 Chess, half chests, 81 Boxes and
caddes OF all sx1s and descriptions Of late imports
lions, embracing oftAs highcst aud nAsst grades
OF the eelebfated "ANuns" and s-ttdg soosy'
growths. These Greenfnd Black Teas are decidedly
AS rne and curious caops ever erosssdths Aissis
s.,r aGd We can recommend our Oolongs, Pom
enohss, Sonchongs,~ 6unpowders, fmperials aad
Young Hysons, lar superior IN rag rance And make,
to the generality OF Teas brought West ksthey were
selected especially for Family and arc lees In
price; We with confidence invite eKsminsto and
trial. UE
kAIsINS--50 Boxes, halves and QuarteTs;--also
Valencia Rsisins
PLUMs- 5 BbIs pisted and implied;
PEACHEs--3dopared.C urrsnts, Dates, Figs, and
many other Fruits, dried and Preserved.
soAPs--Paim, Castle, Shaving, German and
Chemical Erasiv., sc, &C; together with large ssui
ETY. OF Baskets, Willow, Rattan and spliut, Wooden
ware, sossgs OF Nails, 81 Bbis FiAh, Mack erel whte
Salmon and Sea cd Herring, ~ Bsies and u bushs
Wheat sack and many yther arIicies-ali for sale
| cheap Rbd warrantedto give Satisfaction.
JACOB WEAVER, ia, d CO.,
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.. fi.4saTss I'D tisiAOg tisf 81 is4i- ~ e = =
q a. aaan qg oia9ss baS liz p4%ystS1'
u iii ysEsaE ~ axe sag % 81 AeLisss son ss5aS7
stsssjNeH $50 1sqSfg q - AjsssG z ~ - ~ : b
9gFE E.JL slt y lst
Is ts gss sqa. a. 4sa45 siiyslt sss' sHf{
35& 4 A8&%t&4 ~
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ELISHA McRIsslCK.

CHlcs 90, December L. 1859.
have this day SHIPPED 10y railroad my place (Melu
gins Grove, Lee o. H. OF ClarEs Patent Portable
FIGURING Mills, purchased Of Mr. y. Mchizsick of CIica.
81, which have running while in HE Possession
and can say without hesitation, Ibeeye ii to be tbs
beat mill tured O the portable kind bot Tor
convenience and performing the work good order And
further can say, after having investigated the sub,t
10 considerable extent, have NO hssitaton la saying
prefer small STONES ~ Large ones the -four is more gem
orally Of lively nature and gives better satisfaction 10
be bakers JOHNSON WHALEY.
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.. ,, AVERY. 3. .. vPnAn. D. ~. .. hALi
AVERY, UPHAM & CO.,
Wholesale Grocsrs and
SxONu vgpSSaRN NJ ERHfs1nA MIS-. &
VNION cAR AID BRIDGE WORKS
y - Chicago. ulinoi1.

- saE Chicago, Illinois.
i4gsF STONE 4 BOOMER. -
OuHpERS Of Howess Patent Truss Bridges and
Is Roofs, Turntables, Passenger, Baggage aud
Ere ehs Cars. Also, Bolt Cutting Machines, oPrieh
gBoi. made, Machine work and General Joboins
done 70 order. lAPIn 51lyl
BRADNER, WARREN & CO.,
q oIE Assnts for the sale OF superior article of
y a STRAW BOARD 80
N ~ hieh cAIl me attention those using The AT
Gle. NO. II LA SAhh 81,
Oct l, f5S-dly. ChlCd0O.
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VARIETY STOK n!

~ s"'He'iAr he opened VARIETY STORE On
bisjy r., bViweca aih and 9th, where ,hs viii tlsp
constantly on hand n choice selection Of
Dress Goods and Trimmings.
Among the stock viii lie found a choice selectiop
Plain anJ figMsd silks, Powered Robes. plsin and
ANY " lathca, EaIeg,sr MescanL White and Coord
briAi,ts, Figured swiss Cainbre and Jsconet Mu,inS
Lawns prlasss, iulbrolaries Worked and Lace Colas
hher iA'iies Misses and Chilrens Cottons Hosiery A
se a,7oi unent u Ladies' told Waist Backle SETS Of
sao ud stone, and other late sy lee Of la best quality
ina. kqH9ef sae Aid Back Combs 81 shonaLs sssoIt.
mnhi o. siEk Mu-lin and Lace Mantle-
Party aad other ,tesnsts JuAilo In The most
So AMI at shortest notice Aantes and Capes made 10
nhsr. fatSEsrese.yed monthly from Paris 10 accom-.
hSdAIe casnrfs The whole stock Was selected by my.
s aIu can Recommend u 10 my customers ~ he the
pest selection ever brought 10 Davenport
pavrnp1ft Apfll =. '5e,lu Mrs 1 O AKIN
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CHARLES ". STEVENS

tl4CAsu, D1taDer ], 1919.
Ipurehased one of y. j. M Clarks Flour Mills some
time since, and after trial Of several week. feel that
can scarcely speak cf II in TOO high terms. have boon
miller for twenty years and am free To say ta,
make better flour with this mill and larger yield, and
run it With myself than any I0iI nave ever
number OF mIleFs have been 10 IT, and all
say they we'll pleased with its operation. IL will
grind with twelve bushels hour, and be run
with from four to six horse power. would recommend
millers to give II triai and certain they will not
wish " return 10 the old plan Of milling.
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Qbifa1e,
w. u UT G HIN q 8,
lSl Randolph street, chicago, IlliAeis.
= ltCh ll1 ELEGANT Furniture,

w. II UTCn I N GS,
lSl Randolph Street, Chicago, IlliAeis.
Rich Il1 Elegant rarnitare.
the sitiasns Of ~ Wsa, sSal no has opened !.
,er., and eli ohsr kinda such Library, Dining and
Shsnses Aaia u Rosewood, Mahogany, OAK and
walnsi, all ce which have been made In hi. own sn
steamed asd Knn.drisS. and ,as1.rrsn.sd is every
respect equal . any made u ,As eoaasrs or Europe
a ~ ssishrSssa Piaaes,
which have taken ne Gold Medal atsssry New hoss
kxAibttion fcf The last nine years and over AZ
~ eompettos, a The late Crystal Palace Ia New
An order. vii, be- taken and made up from the IL.
,e.. French .les ard ss!a Y cnisafI q fuii a.
!arnes, ~ sS,S Ns~ ps.ea. sPRiSG BKD, the most
Luxurious and economical Bed ever made, anu ~
rass i. s,.o invited q he Patent MOSQUITO Bar
p,ss e q ss on .ss Importer
Jais rs ISM Isl k.adolpA street, cals.se, III.
iT0AIsi 7-s s80AA -. Sugars
WILLIAM, Y. DANIELS,
/ sgIMruRTER AND DEALER IN
CHOICEsEGAissAND TOHACCO,
s sSss s.S saa
antass y sail and ssssaias my stock sefese par
BRADNER, WARREN g. CO.,
wHoLEsALR .PAPkR pkALkRs AND
pRf III; siiiE's d ri INK {
| HAREHoUSE,
NO. Ia LA SALE ST.,
oesl, '5s-diy CHICAGO.
fAx0N Z cR0s1Y.
NANuF AcTuRKRs. IMPORTERS DRALERs l.
sorasrs, firs board lriats, Visws. e,oiaary,
or..ae.s, nealaiass and decoration. 20 Of
:yssy Ds~r ssanxs cusr1tS iuxryxks
Who,esale aud Resan, 81 Randolph 81, CHICAGO.
| n law BaIdngs Wisconsin, 81, Ntivauees.
| Bclnr the Largest HOUSE Of tho kind West OF New
| rr.de than any other ssssblishmcn, in the West
i .. =. rAAos. loct l-dNl :. 8. ekoesI.
Corner Of North Clark and kinIie sis,
os,,.a,s 1aicH:AkH.sa 1fss. Proprietor,
BANK NOTE IMaRAvINa.
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1 Srw ToRE BOSTON, MONTREAL.
Ho'iso Laks o., chicago.
csra..e. q Dspesi.s Scrip for in.srsnse. s Hs
40 N.diy ID ~. o'sHANsssY, Agent
AVERY, UPHAM & CO.,
Wholesale Groesrs and
COMMISSION MERCHANTS.
No. 10 south water street.
Near The nA4ois CsnsrAi DePst9
CHICAGO, Ills. >,
tnFPRR for sale large and we'll selected Mssk Q.
~ Groceries, consisting IN p.n o. me ioi'0s
- hhd'. = O. sugar common mn on V prime
| 40 IS % aud West india Nolasses.
| No. "a oksess chosce Green and Black Teas
| euo bars kio, Janaira, lava and Mocha Coffee.
40 bats and half butts choice brands plug tobacco.
| SO bbis. prne loose smoking Tobacco.
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The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-08-02
Din GOODS.


CITIZENS OF SCOTT AND ADJOINING
COUNTIES!
Burrows & Prettyman
Are now prepared to exhibit the
Largest and Most Extensive Stock Of doods
ever brought to Davenport.
<NUR Stock has been selected with the greatest care
yan Nil, DO found especially adapted TO the wants anu
tastes Of this community and We shall dispose Of them
49, Bargains - Cannot Fail 70 Please.
We would nsr,,ulary Invite the attention Of the Ladies'
Stock Of Dress Goods,
Consisting of
MORE Antique, Gro de Rhine and Brocade SINKS
Plain and Striped silks;
Bonnet and Lining Silks;
Jaconetts, organdies, Printed Challes;
Eerages, Tissues, Lawns BrilianteS
French aud American Prints, Ginghams,
and all styles Of Dress Goods
A largo assortment of Ladies' and Misses
RONNETS AND FLATS,
Ribbons, Flowers, Plumes, &C. A nice assortment OF
PRrasOls and Parns0lcts,
SIIAWLS AND MANTlLLAS,
French and British Embroideries,
Swiss, Book and Jaeonett Collars
Chemisetts and Sleeves ia
Eigings lnsertings Bands &c;
@ silk and Cotton hosiery.
Kid, silk and Thread Gloves;
Lace and Net Gloves and Mtens,
WHITE GOODS.
Jaconett Swiss, Null, Book and Cambria Muslns;
a@ Embroidered Curtain Musllns, IRISH LINENS
sheetings, Damask and all kinds of1abie Linen;
" to le4 Brown aud Bieeched Shirtings sheeuhES
A fine assortment Of
Cloths. Cassimeres. Vesting. Nc.
large and general assortment READY MADE CLOTH
GS3 ING,
Felt Leehorn, Panama, Canton and Palm Leaf Hats
Ladies' Gents and Chidrens Boots AMI Shoes
uolmes' Improved Seamless whalebone Masr'ilcs and
Grass Cloth SKIRTS.
NOTIONS.
Enttops Combs Thread. Pins Needles Knitting Cotton
sewing silks Cotton and Linen Floss Whale