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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1856-06-26
A MAR Vicious REM DY,
For a Marvellous Age!
HOLLOWAY'S OINTMENT,
The Grand External Ppmedy

llOLUO w IL L y UlN M LIN L,
The Grand External RcmedY.
NY the aid If Il microscope, we milIinns of little
openings he surface Fl our bodies. Through these
this Ointment when rubbed the skin, is carried to any
organ or inward part. Diseases OF the Kidneys disorders
~ The liver, alice ions of the heart, infamnu lion Of the
lungs, aNhs, Coughs and Colds by its mealse ec
tnaly cured Every housewife knows that salt passes
freely through bone meat of any thickness Thi, heal
,he ointment lar more readily penatrates through any
bone or lesy part of the living body curing the dan
gerOus inward umaints that cannot lie reached by other
means.
Ey@prtdS, Salt Rheum .Scorbntic Humors
NO remedy has eve done much forthe cure of disea
SEES OF The skim Whatever form they may as sumo as this
ohti'eh' NO CASE Of salt reu scurvy, sore heads
scroia, "r erysipelas, can long withstand its influence
The inventor has travelled many parts If She G. obe
Wishing me principal hospitals, dispensing this Ointment
giving advice as 10 its app cation, and has thus been the
h'cai's TT restoring Countless nnmners 10 health.
Sore Legs, Sore Breasts Wounds g. Ulcer,
Some OF tie scient c surgeons now rey solely on
The use Of this wonderful Ointment when having to cope
WIN the worst rases OF sores, wounds ulcers ganduar
sweli'ns. amt nmors Professor Holloway has by com
mana OF he Al led Government despatched to the hosp
tails OF the East, large shipments Of this Ointment 10 be
used under The direction Of the Medical Staff IN the wors,
cases Of wounds 1t will cure any ulcer gnduiar SWELL
ing, stiffness or contraction of the jns, even of twenty
years standing.
Piles and Fstulos
These aud other similar distressing complaints can be
eiertuay cured if The Ointment be well rubbed over The
ps affected and by ;herwce following the prnleid i
rectIuh around each pot.
Both ihs Ointment and Pills should be used in
the (olioving cases:
Bun!Hns Lumbago Sore Legs Scalds
BuIu', Mercuria Soro Breasts Swelcd Glands
Chapted Erupiiuns Sore Heads Stiff Joints
Hands Pile. Sure Threats Ulcers
Ghllbains, Rheumatism Sores ot all VeBereal Sores
Ftsulhs, salt Rheum kinds Wounds # att
Guut Skin Diseases, Spralns kinds
*A$Sud at the manufactures of Professor Holloway 80
Maiden Lane, New York, and al4 Strand London by II
respectable Druggists and Dealers Medicine hrong hod
the United Saies and the civilized world IN pots nj 95
cents 60 cents, and S eacL
There is considerable saving by taking the Iarg sizes
NJ D. Dlreclons for the guidance of patients in every
disorder are affixed to each not, 59veon
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1856-06-26

Sore Legs, Sore Breasts, Wounds g. Ulcer.

These aud other similar distressing COMPLAINTS can be
eiieriuay cured if The Ointment be well rubbed over The
ps aac.ej and by o;htrwice following the priat ed d
reclluh around each pot.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-09-17

MARROW EscAPE.-We saw a little Incl
dent at Niagara, on Friday last, well calcu-
lated 10 give stronger nerves than ours a
shock. The old bridge connecting Goat Is
land with the main land on the American
side has been removed, and in It's place the
owner of the property is building a substan.
tial iron structure. The latter is &c nearly
completed that foot passengers are able TO
cross on glsnks laid side BY side, length
wise on the iron stringers beneath The
way is yet impossible for carriages. Re-
turning from the leland on the morning Of
hich we speak, jus, ahead Of US was a par.
~ Of ladies' and gentlemen picking their
way over. The rear lady of the company
unmindiu of her steps, PIT her weight on
the end Of plank which appeared 10 be
carefully balanced on couple of rods near
The centre, but with no support at either
end. OF course, down she went towards
the ooihog, sprging food beneath. Her
shrieks, Is she fell, pierced the ears of her
companions, even AMID the upEoar OF the
~a,er, aad turning about, they found her
hanging by her hands 20 some OF the iron
work below, but within Their reach Her
rescue from that peTiious position was but
the work Of moment. II was the narrow
est escape from certain and Immediate
death that We have ever witnessed. Chic.
Tribune.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-09-17

pam SroKxH.--O During The stsy Of
Douelae in Rock lslaud, prominent xe-
publican OF Moline had conversation with
him in which Douglas remarked. ii cup
pose you folks about here have heard some
very bad things about me-"
"Yes," replied the Fremontcr, EVE have
heard some very bed things about you, aud
we have experiesced great many more
"Then," said Douglas, 81 supposc come
Of you think am very mean msn.s
"Yes," answered the Republican, .'re do
tAsns so pretty generally about here
Douglas remarked that he would Try to
remove that impression, but we are atraid
his chances OF success are small.--Moisne
Wcrkmsa.
SiMiLLA SixILnus.--The homoopa,hlsts
make this fundamental, pt.nolgls an Their
practice, and no, without some show OF rea-
son. However this may be in morals aud IN
| politics, there is no doubt Whatever that ike
things produce the like. II Mr.. Cheate's
| letter 10 the wings in Maine is followed by
| complete reaction there, what may we net
expect from the exer,ions OF Mr.. Pratt IN
| Niaryland and afr. Hamilton in New York
The TACT is, there is no real sympathy among
the people d, these Sa,Iians. Their day is
gone BY; they sre curious monuments Of
the past; but they have 70 place in modern
existences. Their sphere Of action IL gone
the world is altering its condition; it is con
s,antiy changing its form, and its elements
are ever in process Of renovation. Mr.
Caoate has BY this time learned that suci
skeletons ~ he has sought 10 exhume ma,
be objects OF curiosity but nothing more
| Maine in modern almyial fresh and shi
repndiates the attempt to put her back be
yond the hood. New York will follow il
her steps. She does not care about tn
Saufisns, though she may greatly admir'
the altitude OF the Rocky Mountains--th
backbone Of the continent--snd may fin
in them their grandeur and their explorers
something to influence her in her geogrs
phieal and political movements.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-09-17

"Us1se - oAligntisas - OLD Laas WhRs.n
ltssa~ell known 20 our readers that the
Hon. Jsmes Buchanan has been on . visit
TO this place Tor the last ten days. Whilst
in Bedford, he was frequently at the house
of VIM. p. Schell, ESQ.,, where he was
called upon BY number of party frienda
and others. On leaving the house for his
carriage few days ago, in company with =
Locosoco Of this place, Mr.. Buchanan vas
overheard 10 say that "HE WAS UNDER
NO OBLIGATIONS TO OLD LINE
WHIGS!s The gentleman who overheard
the remark, and he Is a man OF impeachabie
integrity, and whose name we are al liber.
" 10 give, If necessary, Afterwards inquired
OF the ocefoce who was with Mr.. buchan-
an, what he, Mr., Buchanan, meant by the
remark, that che was under no obligations
to the cid hne Wings" The reply was that
Dir. p. wss remark.ng that .the Wing par.
" was dissolved, and ,hs, the old line
Wings had no candidate to vote for, conse-
eaent.s they must sote Tor him, and lha,
che Wa. under no obligations to the old line
Wings for 20 acing"
What think you, old line Wings, OF this
The man who ives alwsye your moe, bitter
aHrcienting prosecutor, taun,ing yeu with
the remark tina, you have no party OF your
own, and consequently that you niue, vote
for hin, and that che is under no obiiga'
,ioas TO OLD line Wings for 50 doinel"
What think you, old line Wh,gs, Of
James Buchanan, the foul-mouthed su,hor
OF the "hrlbery and corruption" charge, on
your old political idel, HENRY Clay and
who never had the maaliRess in the life
time. or since the death Of the gallant old
"Harry of the West" 10 do him justice
iAunsing you with the remark, that your
party il dissolved, that therefore you mas
vote for hin. and thar be is under no oh
legations to old line Wings Cor so doing
What think you, old line Wings, o
James Buchanan, who In lS44 took tn,
stump and proclaimed to the people OF Thu
State that James X. Polk was bette
TauE man than Henry Clay. sni thefes,
caused the defeat Of that great statesman
telling you that yen have no party OF you
own, that you must vote for him, and tina
"he is under no obligations TO old lin
Whias for so ao;ng.a
We think after all this, after all the polil
zeal sins OF James Buchanan, after all hi
haued 10 Wing measures and men, that n
old Wing will 30 heittle himself as TO rot
Tor his old arch enemy! OF one thing W
are convinced, that any Wing who will nov
vote for James Buchanan, knowing as h
does, the man never was good old Wing
Bedford, Pa, Inqairsr.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-09-17
ssste As.ien in Kansas Matters.

A petition has been prepared and ppI ,hte
circsistion in Illinois. calling upon Gevetn.
OF Mattesen 20 convene the Legislature in
an extra session, FOR the purpose of taking
such action IS may he needn't 10 proiec,
our fellow citizens 10 Kansas from the out
rsges to which they are constantly subject
ed, We are pleased TO see this move, but
would have been more grstiied had Iowa
aeen the first State 10 have taken this inn
portap, step, but still the piracy committed
on The Missouri river and uPon the cis'sens
otiilinois, demand that some action be Ia.
ken by the Executive of that State. We
know not what effect such measure may
have, but certainly The lawless manner in
which men claiming citizenship in iiliaois
have been treated, calls ior the in,erven.
tisn Of the snthorities 81 that State. As
new man has assumed The guberna,orsl
affairs in Kansas, il were we'll to pause and
see what course he intends to pursue, be.
fore anything decisive be done by the Leg
islsfures OF w essern States.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-09-17
Border Humans in Iowa.

The Iowa City Reporter of the 10th con-
,ains the following announcement:
The warehouse of Daniels T. Co. 40 this
city was entered last night. several boxes OF
muskets, ammunition, &c, taken out, and
their contents completely destroyed. These
weapons were unquestionsbly designed fol-
bloody uses in the Territory of kansas,ant
belonged to the same category Of "Agri
cultural Implements" which have been pa
raded through the State during the pas, sea
son.
The Reporssr. being Buchanan and
therefor 4 Border Ruffisn journal, indirect
ly jus,ities this daring piece Of robbery and
outrage, aud ia exceedingly bitter upon the
people OF the North for the laudable efforts
which they have made to save their breth
rem in Kansas from falling victims TO out
side robbers and assassins. This is all We
rs natural. The Buchanan papers are every
where actuatsd by the same spirit; but il il
a satisfaction to think that they will in'
very slender support in lows, where The
party of ruffianism was SO recently annihi'
lated. The perpetrators of the outrage
above referred to dare mol proclaim thei
villainy in daylight, as the savages in Kan
sas do.--Chic Press.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-09-17

REAp THIs.-The editor of the New
York Day Book says that the South does
not want TO carry it's negroes TO Kansss.--
Hear him:
"The South, then, does not want 10 mi.
Crate 10 Rsnsas--does not want to carry its
negroes 10 Kansas, TO Nebrssks, nor 20 any
portion Of the great West, lying north Of
the Seth parallel"
New read what the great organ OF the
negro breeders says on the same subject;
Again we call on the South to asser.
her equal right TO the fair fields Of Kansas.
We claim no exclusive right; we only ssk
equal participation. We would not exclude
men without slaves, but insist that men
With slaves shall be allowed 10 enter il, and
settle il, as freely as men with mules and
cattle, Northern merchandise or Northern
manufactures. Our cause 10 just, and honor
and interest and security alike call on us 10
spare no labor, no peril, no expense, IN or
der TO make Kansas a slave State. Kan.
sas, he,-Richmon Enquirer.
Each OF these papers is devoted to the
interests Of Mr. Buchanan, and each ad-
dresses different class OF arguments TO
different class Of readers. The Southern
sheet il in earnest; but the Northern one
purposely lies in order to deceive It's Eead-
era.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-09-17
SIGN OF THE
BIG TEA KE TT L e /!
STOVES HousEruRHIsHINa GOODS.

w C11c1 rcSai1
THE saosertb ershay, luge assortment OF tho la
tsst aud most approved patterns Of Fatior and
Cook Stoves. One Of ihs Partners having been en-
gagged for 3 Eumber OF years ia the manufacture of
Stoves, We are confident that our stock which ge
are nov pared to ole rhss never been sqnslet IN
this city.
Our stock OF House-furasLlne Goods embraces
every article Ina gtns6le In the Housekseper's list
of wanis;
Pure Silver Plated, BTittanis, Plauished, French
Timed, Jspaned, Ensaelled aud Polished iron
aud bright Tin Ware, Fine Table Cutlery,
from The best manufactures, Fine Tea
Trays Of the newesi styles snd pat
terms; Hand sud Tea Bells, Bath
Ing Apparatus, Toilet Ware,
Lard, oil & Fluid Lamps,
Chamber Pals, Lanterns In great variety hollow
Ware Of best cast Iron, Brass Kettles, Waffle
Irons, Upright range Gridirons, Door aud
Table Mats, Floor, Dust, Carpet, steye
aud Shoe Brushes, Wire Ware In
great variety; Clothes Lines,
Bed Cords. Pals and Tubs. Washboards, ChoPping
Rniies and Trays, Feather Da sters, Castor
Frames Of dlne rent kinds and styles,
Sad Irons and Tailor Irons,
Together with many other articles too numerous 10
mention, all Of which the public most respect.
fully invited 10 call and examine the goods and
prices Goods delivered free Of expense in any part
OF the city. SMITH REMINGTON,
Dessainis Block, Second st four oors east of Per-
ny, sep 10 di
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-09-17
WITHDRAWAL Of NJ. luehaaAr.

The Philadelphia Rauetia Of Sept. llth
says
eli is stated that Mr.. Breckenridge real.
ly msde proposition to Mr.. Buchanan, At
the WRISTBANDS, yesterday, on the subject
Of his withdrawal.
The plan is to get Mr.. Donelson alec to
withdraw, and unite the Democratic and
American tickets in the persons OF Fillmore
and Breckenridge. Such ticket, Mr..
Breckenridge thinks, will be likely to sue
coed against Fremont and Dayton.
What is TO be done about the two plat
forms does not appear. Nor have NO learned
what response Mr.. Buchanan made to the
proposition.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-09-17
= a n K I n q
Tallman, Powers 4 Mclean,
uAwRRRa Ann MAMMA IN RYOHAM0E

Tallmau, Powers 4 Mclean,
1ANxx1s AND D4ALx1s IN xxC6AN0E,
DAVENPORT, IOWA.
nFtfcE, brady Street, between second aud ,nif {,
the United Statsa, Great Britain, Ireland and Con-
tine utai Europe bought and sold.
Notss and DrAils coliecssd and proceeds rssnitted
10 any pa OF tho United States At current rates Oh
Exchange.
Collections OF notes. draits, scceunts icgacies ana
inheri,snees made in all parts OF the United suses,
Canaass and Europe,
stocks aud tsonds bought and sold eu commission
and Dividends collected.
Land Warrants bought, sold and located.
Exchange on cities In the United States
Carpenter q Vermilge, New York city;
Albany City Rank, Albany, N Y;
BunAle City Bank, Bunsio, NY;
Rank Of C,mmsrce, Boston, Mast;
Tradesmen's Bank, Philadelphia, Pa;
Merchants & Manufxeturers' Bank, fiusbars, fn'
hckim ~ Co, Baltimore, ~ III
Gilmore & Bfotherteu, GneinnsH, oh'ei
Lucas & ssmends, 81 Louis, Mo,
Ciuxens' Bar II, New Orleans, La;
Rh Swut, Brother 81 Johnston, Chicago, ILL.,
sapke sd dwW
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-09-17
GERxAN, FRENCH AND AMERICAN
Fancy Goods, Notions ,
Toys, SC.
EE

i59 and 100 Main ,reet, 81. Louis, No,
II EEP always hand the largest and m ost varied
N assortmento OF Staple and Fancy Notion Goods
70 found west Of the Mountains. All Of their
good. are purchased direct from the manufacturers
Ia Earop. and tks Uaitei States and can be ssld to
dealers At low p ices any importer In the east
err eities. They have every variety al Combs,
Brushes, Buttons, Looking Glasses, Gloves, Under
shirts and Drawers, Guns, Pistols, Pocket and Ia
bic Cutlery, Toy Goods, Musical lnsru ments, Porte
Monnaies Purses, and small ware generally; and
receive from Birm ng ham, Paris, London and Lep-
Sic the latest novelties 10 their iue regularly per
ocean steamers
Merchants will nnd II greatlyt their advantage 10
examine our 81 ock and price, before going east or
purchasing elsewhere. as we are determined not to
De undersold by any other house IN Tho county.
dom
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-09-17

AM LD OsE.--The Ns"beryPort Herald
suys that Mr.. Soiomon p. Feiker, ia cut
ting stick Of white oak iigber, the other
Gay, opened upon tree toad, thst had
"oome down 10 Us from forAer generations, y
as Webster said TO bis fsh. Over him bad
stos 81 grams or rings ofihz oak, ind!ca-
tihg that thai bad been he Los4s !Or e.
wears al least, v here he rad existed wilhou,
air, without water. without food. At fire
he paid no attention u being turned oat Ia
10 the world again, and remained 10 per.
lee,iy torpid state; but after lying In the
Gun few minutes, ne marched on" hopping"
mad, and just Is fresh and vigorous q. new
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-09-17

Iowa RoKsE Sgpw.--We have received
complimentary ticket to the Third Annu-
al Fair and National Hurse Shos, TO be
held At Mt. PIeasani, love, on Tuesday,
"Wednesday, Thursday and Fr.dsy. the go.
2Aib, - ii and 26th insts. Hon. Jas. Hsr-
Lao will deliver the annual address, and 9th
er distinguish speakers are expected to
be present About one thousand dollars
will be distributed in premiums, aud az
range menis have been made TO make il the
best exhibition OF hopeS held in the West.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-09-17
The Cincinnati Commercial of the l2th

The Cincinnati Commercial OF the l2th
says:
The Fremont meeting on the public
landing last evening, was called to order
BY Judge Probasco, the law partner OF Tom
Corwin, and among the Secretaries were
William H. Corwin, Tom Corwin's son,
and George r. Sage, his son-in.law, also
Thomas Ewing, Jr., son o; the old SAT-
Boiler. Another OF the Secretaries, W.
Warnock, was, we understand, a Buchanan
man until within the past month. We may
add to the above significant facts that Col,
Isaiah Morris, Of Clinton county, well
known 80 the gentleman who in the Con.
sututional Convention gave the coup d
srac. to John Doe and Richard Roe, a
r-in-law, and Robert 6. Corwin, OF
Lebanon, nephew Of Tom corwin, are
hard st work in their respective localities
for Frernen, and Dayton.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-09-17

STATE ELEcTIozs.--The State election
VI Caiilori ia TOOK place on the 30 met. and
il will be several weeks before we hear the
result. Georgia and Florida have their
elections on the 9Th VI october, and Penn.
sylysnis, Indians and South Carolina theirs
on the lsth OF October. No other State
elections take place after these until No
gember Louisiana holds Lers on the Sd /;
i linois, Michigan, New Jersey, New York
and Wisconsin, on the 4th--the day OF The
Presidential election; Mississippi on the Sd
and an; Maryland on the 9Th; Massachu-
sets on the 9th, and Delaware On the 10th.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-09-17

The prices Of lands in Missouri are so
much below lands in Iowa, lat leas, one
hundred per cent. that they are now being
purchased by Tres Stale men, VINO are max
ing their fsrns and introducing the customs
and habits OF the Yankees, Ii 10 also fact
worthy Of record that there are many farm
ers along the dividing iinss Of Missouri ana
I0ws, who have purchased and are working
farms in Missouri, and YET own and occupy
a small tract adjoining, just large enough
for homestead 10 lows, thus securing ~
the msslves ihe double advantage of cheap
land. en- low taxes in Museum, sad all the
tenesis and privileges Of free State, The
laads are just as good, and yet ~ least ten
dollars an acre cheaper.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-09-17

The Chicsgo Tri6uns very truly desig-
pstes es cold. blooded the disbolicaI sneers
of the Slave Democracy press, when it
ssizes with deligh, al apologies for the
brutss of the South. and smothers the aetu-
q truth reletiEe 10 the suSsrings Of our
b,s,hern 10 Kansas. When bsrbarisns shoe,
upsymsd citizens swimming the streams for
lie when they scalp men Ike ssVsges,
and sshibi, their seliPs on poles, We sick,
o. a. the recital. But the cslloas indifer-
snes Of nen and presses among us, is
enough TO cause ''ihe very stones Of Rome
20 rise In mpiiny."
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-09-17

AsYHYxIA.-A man named l. J. Brown,
OF S,ockbridge, VT. was suaocated a. Chr
csgo on Thursday night last, by Leaving
bic gss-burner open, blowing out the light
ipstesd Of turning it Of. When discovered
be wss alive, bu, soon expired. He was
sbou, thirty years Of age, and evidently Of
fair education and respectable connection.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-09-17
Greatest Cure in the World for Pain

sUfFbRING DIMINISHED 50 PER CENT
nR. Il. A. SMITHS ELEcTEiC olI--fhe grestest
IRE eiy in the world for the radical cure of kheu-
matsn Gout, Pains In the back, breast or side paralys
Re, Headache, Cramps, Frosted HIS nds keot, Piles,
Sore Eyes, Rurns, Salt Rheum, suy other disease,
sore or painful This remedy has beea used BY thous
suds in the cyst and pronounced tho host in use.
This Oil the system with electrioiiys of veg
etable originnot the slightest danger Of applying 1t In.
wsrdy oatvard!y, and giyee relief 10 few minu'oa.
For sale ia bottles At 25 CTS 80 and 81. For 10
at HINES 4 CLiPPENGER's, I'd st, next TO Cook .
sargent's Bank. c. j. LINCOLN, Rock Island, Gen
Ayent. ser Is DIFF
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-09-17
IMMENSE ATTRACTION.
NEW GOODS -.
AT The
Metropolitan Store!
Corner Of Book Island and Second Streets,
DAVENPORT, IOWA.
q II TPnN q, On


Have within The yasstsw dASareesiVsa aiaEgs and
elegant stock Of
STAPLE ASD FANCY DRY GOODS,
suitable for the pr sent aud approaching seasons
Waiek L.ey prepared TO exhibit and TO which
Ehey beg Leave To es ths attention OF their c1sto
nerS aud the psbite generally oar stock OF Dress
Goods We feel sure will com pare fayoraoY with ny
ever brought Western city, both "a 10 styles and
prices. Among sese are to be found Superb Black
silks, Rich Moro Antiques, Elegant Striped and
Plain silks, Aerino Piaits, Vsleneennes Plaid,
ALL WOOL pHLAISrs, SUPERB STYLES,
Half Socl do, Bssutfu patterns Rich striped and
Paid Lustres, French Merinoes, PBriUsttss, Plain
DsLsines Sc sc. We have zlfo alsrxe and tesi-
sble stock ofSIesched sad Brssn shirtings and
shestink. and Irsh Linens, Plsin, Fancy, blssehad
ara Brown Table Linens, Cra.hsnd Diaper TsSel
ing, Cambria, Jsconet, Swiss and Sock 8usiins, sm-
bfoideFie.. Lsces, Gloves, Hosiery, Dress Trim.
nings, Bonner gibbons, Bsltings, etc, We would
tavls especial AttaRpn 10 our magnificent stock or
Cloth TaIEas, Eroehs Aaatls. Rroehe
Square, Black Silk, Stella, Cash.
mere, aud Woo! Blanket shawis
Prints all prieeE from TO 30 cts; splendid styles
and fssE coIofI at and 10 eta Our terms are POST
lively CASH, aud our customers viii Una cur
Prices EXTREMELY Low.
y. B.-An impression having gone abroad that
u- are soon 10 leave Davenport, We wish mere 10
slata That We have no such intention. We trust
our rnslomers viii find US on hand Tor ssss To
come, and ever ready 20 sapplS Their ssnts N 'he
Dry Goods line. SUTTON q Go,
Corner Rock Island and Second is. davenport.
sent. lTtn.