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The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-09-16
THE DAILY GAZETTE.
SINGULAR INSTANCE OF SAGA,
CITY INA HEfJ s.

Mr.. Philander Pierce, Of Marquetts,
Wisconsin, communicates the follow
ing to the Country Gentleman, Albany,
New York. Ua
A few years since, | purchased .
hen of Mr.. Odell, now resident Of
our village, who informed me that ahe
was one ofthe first settlers Of ofWiscon-
sin, and, having particular regard
Of old age, Iconcluded to keep Mrs.
eddy and witness the effects Of age,
IN her declining years.
Whether there is a natural respect
Tor age among certain animals, will
not attempt to decide; but certain It
is that not biped upon the farm ever
attempted to cross her inclination, or
dispute her authority; and if there
was fowl whose organ ofself esteem
was prominently developed, it was
her.
Nothing remarkable occurred aside
rom her naughty department, till the
last year Of her life, which was in
1851, when she became extremely de-
crepit, and was able to walk but q few
steps without stopping to rest; and It
by any mishap she was thrown on her
side, she was unable to regain her feet
till some one came to her assistance
Decrepit as she was, however, she had
a litter Of eggs, and commenced the
process of Incubation. Her health
falling rapidly, it soon became evident
that she could not survive long enough
to finish her task.
= One morning I observed her leaving
her nest, and directing her course TO-
ward the place where she receiIed
her daily food. She proceeded . little
distance when she came in company
with another hen, who was walking
leisnrely through the yard. Both
stopped, and putting their heads to-
gether as if in close and confidential
conversation, remained so for some
minutes. After the conversation was
ended, the OLD hen began to rstrace
her steps back to hernest, followed BY
her younger and more vigorous com.
panion, stopping occasionallyto renew
their conversation. Having arrived
at the. nest a long conversation ap-
parently ensned, after which the
young hen, carefully placing herself
on the nest, took charge Of the eggs as
if they had been her own, while the
old hen, as if conscious Of her inability
to proceed with her task, had provided
a mother for her expected offspring,
and bidding final adfeu to the place
where the ties of nature had bound her
affection, sheleft thescene. She never
afterward took any notice Of her nest
or exhibited any regard for her eggs.
She appeared conscious of her ap-
end, and taking her station
near where she received her food she
never left the spot, but remained there
a few days and expired.
The step mother reared the chick
ems with all the attention and affection
of an own mother.
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ANECDOTES OF AyARICE.

Ny Lord sHarwich, the late Lord
Chancellor saFho is said to be worth
| $500, ,00Q sets the same value on half
crown now. as he did when he was
worth only f10l That great Cap
tainafhe Duke Of Marlborough, when
be was in the last stage of life, and
very infrm, would walkfrsm the pub
lie room in Bath, to his lodgings, on
cold, dark night, to save six-pencs
in chair hire. II the Duke who left, ,
at his death, more than million and
a half sterling, could have foreseen
that all his wealth and honors were to
be inherited BY grand son Of Lord
Trevor, who had been one Of bis enc
| mics, would be have always saved
sixpencel =
Sir James Lowther, after changing
a piece of silver in st. Georges Coffee
House, and paying for bis dish Of
coffee, was helped into bis chariot, ,(foF
he was lame and inf-m,) and went
home. Some time after, he returned
to the same coffee house, on purpose
to acquaint the woman who kept it,
that she had give him a bad halfpenny;
and demanded another in change oft
Sir James had about f40, 900 per an
mum, and was at loss to appoint bis
heir. @ r7@ se
| knew one Sir Thomas Colby, who
lived in Kensington, and was, / think,
in the Victual1ing Office; he killed
himself by rising in the middle Of the
night, when in q profuse sweat, the
effect of medicine which he had taken
for that purpose, and walking down
stairs to look for the key Of the cellar,
which he had Inadvertently left on :
table in his parlor. He was appre
hensive that his servants might sei4e
the key, and rob him ola bottle Of
port wine. This man died intsstate,
and left more than 81 ,20O, 900 in the
funds which we're shared among i've
or six day iaborers, who were his
nearest relatives. aoIs.iss
Sir William Smythe, of Bedford
shire, was my own kinsman. Whsn
he was near seventy, he was wholly
deprived Of his sight, he was pur-
suaded to be couched by Taylor, the
oculist, who, by agreement, was to
have sixty guineas, if he restored his
patient to anydegree of sight. Taylor
succeeded in his operation, and Sir
William was able to read and write
without the use of spectacles during
the rest of his life; but as soon as the
operation was performed, and Sir
William saw the good effect oft, in.
stead ofbeing everjoyed, as any other
person would have been, he began to
lament the loss Gas he called it, ofhis
sixty guineas. His continuance, there
fore, was how to cheat the oculist: be
pretended he could not see anything
perfectly; for that reason, the bandsge
of his eyes was continued a month
longer than the usual time. BY this
means he obliged Taylor to compound
The bargain, and accept Of twenty
guineas. for covetous man thinksno
method dishonest, which he may le
gallypractice to save his money.--Nr
RSao's Aaseaotes ofhis o,ca IfDass
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LIE CLAIRE FOUNDRY
Fire and Burglar Proof Safes

HAVINCi obtained the agency for the sale of Lii
i'll ueis Patent Fire and Burglar Proof Sales, Eank
iocks Bank Vault Doors ana Frames, We are prepaF-
to furnish al manufacturers prices any OF these
art cles on short notice.
these Safes are all fastened with Lille Locks gy-
ing undoubted sscutty against thieves, are perfectly
free from ddmpness and better hre proofs than any
other safe made. The burning OF them in any bull
ding cannot materially injuFe them, snd they may be
exchanged for new one al any agency by paying ior
rspainting The vault doors and frames reliable,
economical ornamenialand generally usedwhers they
are best known. a r- =
The Bank Locks have always foiled the burglar snd
all Bank Lock seeking competitors.
Tho various tests applied these articles by
at mechanical and agricultural fairs where they nave
always obtained the first premiums establishes the
certainty of their superiority. Purehasersare invited
10 call aAd examine the articles, references, eertid
Gates, &C., before purchasing,
Ths undersigned are the only aEents In Rock Is-
land qii,l and Davenport SLoFal for the Worlds
either place will receive prompt attention.
CHILD 81 BAKER,
Illinois ST. Rock Island.
Eeb4 J1@sly, sscondss. Davenport
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The Old Pioneer Bakery still ahead!

THE subscriber has recently made extensive prep
j arations for tue manuigcturc ot Gutter, sugar
BOSTON soda, Pic Mic, Water cod Oyster Crackers
Pilot bread, SC, Sc, togather wish good assort-
uent OF Loaf Bread, Cakes and Rnsks.
have alsa purchased the Patent Right fGT Scott
a,I,,1T for the manufacture Of Crm 4 fHniG
PATENT LOAF BREAD,
made by MaaLlnsry. The advantages claimed igi
~ nrocsssof aAinE Bras these. the Bread Ia
nors Uniform IN quality, and handsome 10 appear
ancsit is much whiter spd more eTsG- II Eeeps
longer without bacoa!rT il2, Api 10 many persons
ia T9nt ohiacucnEble when q weak old IL CUTS ss
ho aSson, a. ibe aszt French Telt, II goes ehar,
and ia fnrodneeaiut5 faratis, Tho have ney
o. Tset gaL rr7s Bread bsfrIs. shall continue 20
81 ~ 20 p.s,J g aTou as heretofore, Ia oHeTtng the
sboye artiSes on terms ghCH cannot tsil g eyo 9n,
gs satsfscton, hope 70 he ahls to 'aPPy ~ Nee ~.
"a So me With Ebs.f patronage iEBnSiIl lor
80 80 fSv1rs / hone 10 merit e conuBuanes OF tie
ssWS -N'' DtNiEL MOORE,
@S,ltS'-- "a w u.l-e-r FFagT Street, one square above
RnyTnTg 4 PrettyEuaR's steam .aiiiN.
Davenport, NTsy q, lsSs-dt
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sT'OYFs AT WOLEsALE
The Largest Stove Store
go rH 1a.f,,i

AKA INC w SBSts ia
yATE shall receive on he opening Of navigation me
w largest stock Of STOVES and TIMERS
STOCK ever brought 10 the State Of ioEsr Among
the numerous articles which shall keep constant
IL CD hand foTtinners are Ttz Plate, 51set i-er
Bniler from No. 70 70 29 Charcoal d., R1ssta d.,
fssieenaz Rsssta do, Btrs, tiH-ed Cep5sr5s, Bra.
ie-'s d.. Block tin, lead, CoPpsT RattoEs, aett7i
d., iron Rirsts all aizes, tinEsc d., GR kfzc- Of
pyesssa tce~e yGpGnR.i do. Tuners Too&s and we
assure gil persons fsvoring with order, that We
will sell them goods In line as low tnsy De
bought in Chicago 81. Louis and much lower than
they have been paying for them heretofore In this
place, 1ad on terms 70 sait. y
Please give us caii and leaFn our prices, an 4
lheE We thIDk you will spend neih er time nor 70
ey hereafter 10 buying st the two places above
named.
\. L. IN 8 few aaya We shall rees i've an sssoTts
ment of the above named goods b! Railroad, sum
Client 20 supply the in mediate demand. - .5'ft
Country Merchants ca rely upon being supplied
al all times with TfnwaTe and or favorable terms al
Ykoles9ls prices. D.
Old Rags, Copper, &c, Sc, d,e., taken in er-
change for goods.
No. Burrows Block, Front Street
MchI2-dSwtf WIcKERsHAM & HICKS.
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Remember! Remember!

NT pALYkLL UO are seIIlnG
Ma Fresh GroC1r1G0
rs low any house In the city, and delivering them at
your door. Wehave and always keep on band the best
brands OF Flour In the market in quantitiesto suit
A prime article of Dried Beef canvassad;
choice selection Of Green aud Black Teas;
Rio and Java Coffee, roasted and ground;
sugars, N o aranulated, Crushed and Powdered:
Pepper, a Trash lot Of Spices, Pepper, &c, &c. 4.
Taploca farina, Sage Ground Rice, Isngass, Prunes
Currants .MaTgorum, Thyme, Sayory, Sage, &C.;
Pearl Barley, Split Pees, Almonds, RaIsins, &c.
We have large stock and 10 embraces everything 10
our line Call and examine. We guarantee sst.sfse-
stoD, 80 - W. DALzELL Co2
suss Skeornsr sd Sswy SIS.
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a OWREY THOMAS & Co."rs now fseeiviaS ~ I az Z
1 uheiE Yard pear tGs rail- ROAD Depot, 100 lots
OF COAL DAlBf f0r Fo''au" S'o4'h S'o ''7 - 'n"7 "' 81 90.
Dxns, 10 comDirauou ol lbe Iaiuers TO ralss the
rice oP Coal--which We would mol submit io--re
yrrs pnsble for sb0rttIme, 10 supply our ensism'
"a Rutbnying succeeded in hreakiIg up mis- com
Ginaiiou lin whlChtEe community has no small iatsf,
sst1 we arc now prepared deliver ~ lhls ei'! OF
DaTeuporl, in QuRntity TO suit purchaser AZ our
former prCes, on application 81 The Yard.
Rock Island JAMS -dtI
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For the Ladies.
LaRRECfI II hid, White kid, English kid, Bronze kid
l. and Velvet slippers. -
Also, Kid, Congress, English and French Lasting
CATERS, from 90 to as per pair for sale by
Dac3 #F DAWSON. .GRJGGa n co
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HURLEY'S SARSAPARILLA.
r,SHIs Invaluable compound so fully spprecia ted
1 by tho American people, Is gaining wide celeb
rtv ANA has become permanently established as the
Bcst snd mosi efectiye medicine OF the daJ. Cert if
sates are daily pouring in from a parts OF the States
a nd the afflicted no rejoice there il help when eY
ery other remedy proves iasnsctua. Diseases which
fpr ysars proved source Of misery, and agonizing
,rure have readily yielded beneath Its Irresistible
in6uence and countless amiliso rendered happy and
cheerful by lts extraord rdnary efficacy. IL you want
he pure and genuine saTssparilla, (tha which is IS
n ,d asone thing is capable Of being to another,
thsn take Hurlsy's, for out OF thousands OF cases
scattered through Alabama, mississippi, Wisconsin,
Indiana Missouri and Kentucky, it has never In
.iprig iI taues been known to sil, ana viii he
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Clothing.
1856. Spring and summer 1856.
ARRANGEMENT,
AT The
GREAT NORTH WESTERN
Clothing and ii anuf a etuTiRg
Emp % KST N.

A. GAsIEEI ~ co,
TAKE this opportuniiyto inform the pnblie ihE !
L they have rsaslved at their storo, the largest
Stock OF
RToad Cloths, cassiiaeres, VssEings,
which has ever been drought to this market lhs
Goods which Offer 10 The inspection Of the citzebs
ofthis town surpsss in design and finish, anything
that can be oered them this s,dc ofhew york; being
seiact8l with the greatest care and from the
tensine houses in the Eastern msrkets, and with &
vie W TO satisfy sns tastes of all our customers.
We have also full and complete assortment o.
the latest and u ast approved styles Of
GENTS. FUnNIShiNG GOODS,
which are beyond doubt tho most desirable to BE-
found in THE city. Among which ara Gents' Shirt,
Undershir.s, Stocks, Crayag, 6ioVes, Saapendefss
Hose, &c.
PsrtlculAr attention will bs paid, heretofore TO
the making up Of garments In style unsurpassed By
any similar Establishment.
Full suits made on shortest notice, and warranted
10 suit.
Thankful for the bestowalofpast liberal favofs /!
tue public, we take pleasure in piedging renewed
fidelity, and solicit share Of the public patronage
Api % diff a . CASTEEL A co.
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, celebrated geologist, member of

A celebrated geologist, member Of
the Academy of Sciences, was travel
ing recently in the south Of France
On his return from a long pedestrian
excursion he could find nothing in the
miserable inn where he lodged (it was
the st. Charles Of the viliage) but 8
meagre omelet, oyerdosed with garlic
'sGreat heavens, madam, said he
to his hostess, "why did you put %
much garlic in this omslstl"
Good me; sir, the eggs were -
bad rs6l aae ygsgTaH eA'r
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/ .mr. n Gn.uAM @, " kFFFkF
GHlHalu g. KEPNEH,
Forwarding and Commission Merchants,
ID Q BURRoWs'EkW w BLOCK, fhoSt sihhG l.
Davenport, lows.
Ofders soleitsd for the purchase OF uFalh' fieH''
VbalGai PToduo generally.
-RETEREFrrs-
Burrows S< Pretty man, davenport, lows
Mise, Pusey g. W ise, Phil, Pa,
Springer, Harbaagh & &C., PiiIsburs, Pa
spang Co.,
Joseph f. Elder, 81, Louis, Mo-,
acRridc &, Hammer Cincinnati, Ohio
T. Mccoy 81 sons, y Lisbon, !.
D. Il d. Mcdonald 4 Co. Welt'yitle ,ohio,
MohlGu Martin,
George Welisr
Hassey 4 Sinclair
James Graham, Nav aartoHr
Merchants generally, Salem,
- o. Ia
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NJ O Z I g i +!

< q. DAWSON, 4 CO, have formed a
and s.yie Of Dawson Grigss & Co, TO take eject
on the ist day efNovembsr, 1855.
gAIiperson5 having unsettled accounts with the old
dim srersqueeied " call and settle. octs5
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New, Fresh and Cheap
Although prepared to Wholesale this stoth has Jeeu
purchased more particularly ter resi' sdeef int-
y supiiss CITY and country folks VII do vol TO slVN
us a eai as we onsr Inducements IN Superior H7a
sAsies stayEs reesrcs, PrgpisIDHs, tHits 6aJ Pro.
iass We would invite the heads 0i ESaIihss aud our
Lady rAstomers especially 10 E examination OF our Very
rboire Teas Cpeog 2ugdrs, spicea, S.. Also 10 our
Fruits Green Dried aud Preserved, Jeies RuI Jams A'
pies Pasniss, Plnus Prnss, Rasns CURRENTS tttona
Oranges, Ismous bananas, F!gs, bates uts aod Gan
JunsT JACOB WEAVER, JB., co.
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NOTICE

TITS s to certify that the copsrtnershtp heretofore
1 existing between the undersigned under the
nam Q and style OF ShouP b HsrksioW Is this day
dissolved by mutual consent
All the demands outstanding in fsF0T 81 ssis firm
~ y s. F. sHoUP.
.-. .r A.V. BARKALoW.
UTa The Forwarding and Commission business
viii here aner be continued By L. Shoup& & 60,
81 the EaIue stand,
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Stores. !SfOceS,
MULTIPLIED By STOVES
AND THE ANSWER rs STOVES!
4 LrHOUGH we cannot Eeep on hand some 1000
or 5000 Stoves, ef our nefghbors, the fea-
are, sell so cheap and 50 good an article Of
Stoves that IL becomes dif1cuit to supply the de.
maxd, but supply Of freight ha We arrived
and been placed on rroad, and We have completed
our arrangements to be able now te supply the
demands OF ali, be the same MORE OR LESS.
SO after looking around among all the CONE
HORSE" Stove shops 10 this city, 10 No purpose,
come 10
TWiteheii aillstts,
The only Stove Emporium in the west, and buy q
store as is Store. In our prices, for cheapness,
defy all eompetition-eveEy article Darrantsd,
md il satisfactory, refund the monsy. 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. ONCE anG Heating Stoves
Tin and Copper Ware hand 81 all times. Roof.
ing. Jobhing, DC. done TO order.
Brady Street nearly opposite the P. o.
Fob 4-dtf DAVENPORT, IOWA.
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PENsaYLyAEIA RAILROAD.
,ss..-.,4...r, ~. "a sgsseess .ts--lLs

Pennsylvania RAILROAD,
.,E i! -, a -
rpa rregt rcIlrai I2uU.e, connecting inc Atlantic
titles wi,h tho Western, AofthEes.sFn, ana henia
ycstsru STATES hyg soptluoaE hEii sf aiisei, IRIS
yosG aIa7 conn ects a. Pittsburgh With daily limo OF
toau a,s3 III sTfs On ths Norm western Lakes;
i'i, th ,ost drect oAe6psst and Ts!ia5ls r5EtS BY
shfsh Freisat csR, be forwarded 10 aud irsn' tue
Hates between FLilaislphia aui PittahuTg,
g.rEq lass ---Roc!s, ,saosa, pr-'t -rr ? 100 n
Goods On baIes} FufFt Fo6t5ef5 =
Second GiG4ssEzra- .s.a 81
eTy. Dry Goods Niu b2.. -'& sG1I r i01K
&c. ,--,,-, t,zsf,s
fnsSa s.ssB, r8lt Saaf6 a. sals
sole Leather (iu 1Edlssl OenIc, 81
pguTf5, Glass az Coffee, tislitG-
so1 &. P59k (Dseksdt LsTee Lard otisS SG7 ? i06 L
hemp, Iron, lead, naiiSs SOFA Ashs sc,
FLoUK-si per barrel until further notice.
GPsIN-Sd cts. per 100 h suntd further notice
COITOE--52 per bale, not szeesdiuE 500 lbs,
veIsht Eatilfutner nBuee'
T-PIa sripping Goods from any point east OF Phil
s5ei6hia 5s psrtculsg mark packages "pia FsHs,
SSirtta MD HrItread." az goods usigDed to the a.
Ssnts for tbis RoE3 al Fhlads pha PIitsbdTq, viii
be Forwarded without 1etsntlon: +.
rhIs' Tenn, Sass = Co, 81. Louis J. s Mitch.
eil & Son, Evansville iadi Dunes nt, Bell & huF
iTnE,, Maids ., Ind; 5Ptigman y 6iown, and IrTiE
4 90 CiuctEuHIfi 4. ", Graham & CO., 2snesv,ils
& I,es1h s Co, 81 Eilby st. Boston; Leech : Co.
. ; .fos House Il YoTk; William st. and Batter :
pieSa, Nav York; Il. J .Sneeder, Fhlladelphla; Ma
rrsT 4 Eoons, Eslti-aorsi Ges G, Pronniscus, Piiu
burg 1,ts n,,,
n J. LoHBAERI, 5pE't, 4lIssnEs IA.
FenmsyIvaHia ETR.iraEa.
rThres Ds.ly Tnr0uEh Igg'G5 between Fhtlaoalphia
erJ plttsburrh ,-THE GDE%tNG MAIL TRAIN
lsaves Phlladslphia tor Filisurga q. u i. ~, snd
Pitt.bur7h fer FullsGs !PEla sty A. ~ The fast ins
les es pi(adelpAiaaf r. ~. sa1 PtshuTg for Phil.
sIeiSsia StlP. 81, TIE NIGHT RApREsS train
teeyfs Philadelphia for Pittsburgh at ii NJ. and
pittsbu Fgu for PhllEdsiPhtR as II T. III.
'The aF1Va linss connect ct Pittsburgh with the
PaiIT-.s 70 and from 81, Louis, Mon Alton Gslena
and Ca.aagu, Ill. Frankfort, Lexington and Louis.
TIlIs 49,; IerIs HgutC, Dayton Springfield, Belle
font d SaDdasky, Toledo Cleveland, Columbus,
Sgn,stlia MassilIon and Wooster Ohio; also, with
he stegrn packet bost5 from and 10 New Orleans,
81 louis, Louisville and Cincinnati.
Though tegsIs Usa he hsatc erirsn either oi ihs
above places ...-, -. .,s
tS, fuTthar pEnilulGTs se6uGuipiiis al ths diner.
snt staring potlts, Passengers lrcEl the West will
and lLIs the shortest snd most eSpeditous route 10
phiIadelphia, Baltimore, New York or Boston.
THO's. MOORE, AGENT Passenger Lines, Fhiis'
MESKlMEN, Agent Pas sebgcE Lines Pitts
Ittla. nov Cd 'SJ dIy
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Clinton, Clinton County, Iowa 40.
y1er;ans desiyoas of information concerning thl'
point eau see plsSoita the new Town ana ana obiAh
'"'' GsO. Il PAhbFk'
Otiee over WiIey's Grocery sioTN, -aH't
unrennarL. A RE. l'-l--LI
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RuCIs Eelauu.
Wall PaDerI Wall Paper!

" dIi dPSI. NNIf
- TO i5 OJa Foits Oh hand fast received and open
| Z ing. We have 10 hssaiion IN ssytns thai we
nave The largest and 5fst adristg Tes OF Ihesgo 81
yi;ep WIN be aplG ri raEsonabie prices.
"''' Il a. PORTER & BRO,
did PioEs6r Book Stote,
AplI dw.n hoeh isiah'' III
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a Jg-ucoa gggFos--Al.o EsseEs7 af cafss, Yeast
nj caEes-gnew sru;ie wanautsd, rnsde amer we
SIIfesEoaed cora tuyrpkes, for sale ss TIE BAG
eys,'' -"a0
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Bully Brooks ives one Of the oushaaan
s5assrs at the TPpscanes meeting.
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. OF ID us
RVTRS.lC HvVSE

600 ssLs. Hysssaiia Cement, for salsby
NU 3, Il, .,
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Cnall nnalI

hF ala aizcs OF Gurley & Goa. Trey a.
[ tRrl dw.tl Il. 4. PORTER 4 Hho II.
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TNORJEKLY Assl.tanL Pas sieian 20 thek migTanlsI
r p. uitenliary aud ktngs co. Hospitals, N "
Il sidsat Surgeon TO The Brooklyn City Hospital re-
rantly OF orange nd Wsstchsster Cos \. :, Offers
hs services the citizens OF Davenport
Ofios and residences Brady ST. nearly opposite Gen
Ebrvrntrs aug 20 1856 dRiG
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sI0UX CITY LAND AGENCY.
DHEWsTER & KNIGHT,
Land Agents at Sioux City. IoWa.
Land. entered and Warrants located Ia Sioux CtiT,
Fort Dodge and Cor neil Eluifs.
STTcoliection- promptly at ended 70:
,tiv' Couu,T. at Law, Civil Engiueeg5z SuTrsYo
REFER To-
DAWSON q True, Bsqu., EditSr Gs7stts,
nr l. H. VgtthsFWGx, Dawson & GEiggs,
Il. PIee, Esq., II Lane Esq'
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FRANCIS JACOBY, JR's.,
SFw nRuG ANN PRESCRIPTION STORE

INIEsnDscfIbsTresp OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES NEIoLETVH V
i thecitizens of DaYenportand surrounding country
10 BsDrug and Chemical Store on Bradybetween Sec.
ond nd Third sis.
From his knowledge aud xps fante IL 4.e baslAess,
he assure those who may favor him, viii
besurnshed with Medicines efthe best quality, pre- &.
pared with the strctest and II odefate prices
: Personal attention will givsu 10 The compound
ing OF all Prescriptions.
He Healsoseepse goo5assortmentoi German r rendhi
English and American Perfnnerr, Tooth and Hail
Brushes, Combs and General assortment "ffaHcy
Articles.
navennntt Oct 18Th. 1884 d. II
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Il. W. WHEELER,
Architect and Builder,

0II.c No, / nsEeuptlts Hlock ILnd alOFf. "III
DE contracts and superntend work oI every descrip'
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sa on Brady Street. opposite the Post Once ovrf 5.
parry's Co,hing store ofoe hours, particularly
rom : q A. NJ. and from to 3 p NJ apl iI-dtf