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NOTICE!
Administrators Sale,

!yyiIL be Ill q public a"ct'"". 81 TUESDAY The
~ IT.. Jay 81 ,I:.huarv, At luc!ock =. w., Il,
tnc Hastings A:cAc shop, 81. Jo!.!>barv. t..s fol
loN."- property:
5;,, i,..~ lru;.. - ,a,~, Of which Is second hand
Shifting. fU..ry>. &;
twcnrv-,iN Ach ilad!ey water Wheel
! Hoar,! Nil saw;
] twu I",,r> Ok. CIT;
ItaJ-iIct>c Wa4.,i!;
r;~~ Az lion Model Castings, AZ. o:.Icr p:o,,rr
- :ut here niciit;,.:.,.
JOSEPH y HAD!EY. ADMINISTRATOR
s., J-..@bu.! Dis. 90. 700. sto-t:
CT.Ci...... ALL PERSONS INDEBTED
To- ;hc -. ,'o!l-!urv Steam NH Co.. ur to the
Cal a.om. Machine shop Co.. Oh note OF book ac
"""rt. are respectfully invited 70 ect;,. ;hc same
.c!pre the first Of January next
Deli, unpaid NJ t''at time VIII be ctt with law
ver L.. collection, Particular co..:I:ct~ excc,tci.
/. L. Ainf.ANkS Agent.
I I?EH ALTON. hereby citc notice that !
IL have rrir.U;~hei to nav son. I,>-r,l Willard.
'tc relIIi,'cf Of IN minority. AN! !.a tclcclor,h
c..'. none G." ~ earnings pay debts Of hi
Contracting. LEONARD WILLARD.
-. j. t!!.>bi!rv, Dec. Il, l.l5. !"jo-Go*
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cytllss ard Axes.

's'!iE subscriber htv.ig purc!l;!~e, :lir S,.,t!.t \
*" " o.r.a iUrintrlv vN.v,! by i ! " { \
SONS. Will continue the ,la,.t.i;,t;I.rc 81 Scy'c~
AM! AXr STAMPED IL formerly. under liz sl'erin-
;vndrl-r OF :lc Mc,>r> Tai' who viii Use e. r., -N
"ioE!> = produce an article equal 70 HE Dc>; thai
can 30 found iii market. Orders addressed t. i,
Tat, X sons, !at>v'.ic, w. VII. meet with lron'
attention. {. ). HAMILTON.
Hartford. Dec. = 1919. :,..-62
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I'M MEN Sc
Z y = 4 Il A I. l. f. LED SCCC ESS
DR.. WY. l.. UAIUEN'S
Improved Vegetable Pur.:;:vc
Il /. |. $:
I'M M z NJ Sc

Tie mos. valuable anP! potent n,,icilc N
I II T. " - L !! b.
Recommended AMI prescribed bv more, PHYSICIANS
han IIiv cher Medicine ever before offered 10 The
PEOP f.:
Surp: , AL other Pill, in their operation for ease
AID v;.icacy, cleansing and removing the morbid
!unur- from the b ID Y: Restoring {" the
pacl. hi, lost treasure, the richest blessing 70 man.
ii T. A 1. II.
These pills lave been recommended by over 5000
persons. Tie Certificate. NAY Le .cc.. =; Ike U:irc
Of Tie proprietor.
flicc-25 cents per tos; or i've boxes -, 81.
Principal Depot Il; No. = Central >tree.. Io,rell,
Mas. Frci. F. Smith. Montpelier, Ayen, f;o' VI.
sold BY Bingham. StIo!ln,bury.J II Weeks.
DNHviI.c. t. Perry Go. CADET. Ya7topl"os
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pEWS 10 RENT.

q / !. he AZ, N Ne South Church iHving been
a -''rehceFet BY The lrc-e..: occupants tie i.
be rect " .c::.. u. Saturday ,ia,.l.-:v j:l. u.
orock. 7 u. T.c Ii che. bidder viii have the
liz: c'' e.; q iew-. ami 50 IN succcssivey. iii MI
ID Nj. ?ew> prov: !e! WIZ. :!.,n
r. orcr Of tie Co:!.n.it.oe.
-. t'::>turv, Dec. -. No. :tl-G2
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OEDEE 81 NO7I(E If SETTLEMENT.
CHARLES HOSMER'S ESTATE.
STATE OF NEENoNl.

t.rd nia District
III Probate Corr. held a iauNi..c III said dI-tr;J
III lie 24t! day 81 n.r,.hcr \ u $50:
fI?lil RI A. EdrIr | ial.,ti Executor 81 Charlie
Wy ipsiEcy. .;..c OF y. Ioni>btry. III SAL district
deceased. pr'I"-c~ t. rr.r. u acc,i.,.t 81 II AZ
and 0Ire~"'.i HI account a.yii>; =,
estate Tor examination ana allowance ior tie ;,ur
pose "i l'ah.ng j;u,.llun and distribution ul IA,
re- due e.; said estate under C'-c..e Il SAID court
among HE persons v llp b, au entitled ~ /,
-airc. Il i therefore prrr 10y aid court ,i:i- -.
same come under consideration and be- heard a. lie
Probate ''iiicc i. i';tN lie, IL IGt ,v of Jan
1;rv. u lN5t. inJ : ! tt...lIrr cor .rc l. that ~
lrf>'l.~ Interested Ice notified L"rc hv publication
G" " 81 the recor! a.: til or,r in tie Cadet!
MAN. printed IL -. "''~.,I.l ;lI'" nc,A--uc"-
>.seiv prrv!o1i, - sad Ina. u carre ,iat th"N
l!iav ~ "rir AM c,It"~. tIv allowance al >a =,
r"I;'!t II t'.ty sc cau~c; ...d i-o tr Ar"rt:V
c'1rt III lie nattcr" partition AMI ui-:r' alta. o.:
$40 t~;:,;c. III thr Colr. A;lr-..
tHAEIl.> ). DANA, JI.G.c 90: r.,l,a'e
~" copy %. IL, ri. :Ilw3
Are>t G. \ El-ErANK. r. -
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" o N u MENTS

''f;.ie >'":.rs, Hearth. Cc... Iu!lc anl Va~h
,>I''I i'.', Ache H!..-, ,maLui,c.rrc! OF Mafnie
''F'i''ic, a'e Soap IA. Ircc S,olr. IL Tic lowest
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Y 4 R.UW aRE,

esI :,-or'mcut o; I'll kinds If Iar.ivar. j. ro,y
- ,c.y coHp,e:c and extensive
T.. /. BROWN.
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WINTER CLOTHS.

I NFEl fine assortment, O. black. Euc. olive
and iatiit Er,a.i,iotl!>: English liio'> ami
t1~'"T Ec@ver. i,.r v,'rr Wear. A,>o. English.
l:,rricar.. ana Irt,cL r.;.n and Fancy C.-~ii!.er.>
\ ljoc~h;,.~. 'I~, received iv EpLES X DINING
: J"lI,-' urv. Set. L. -. gl.t.
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HAT&CAP EMPORIUM.


From b,r.ciam T. Nc. n;t.rc:ge'> battling.
"a HERE lie has more room, therefore more
w goods. He !la~ iu>- received .:.rse and
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j E TfnTKX,

4 GOOD Observation-Disclosures bock.rg- cheap a.
~ oct l.. E.IFWFTTS.
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At tie Ola Stand Again.
Tailoring Business

|NliE subscribers having returned t. '!le.r q. .
SHOP a-;:.n. csc! j.. .}o"c;; ,;o.c, or NE iIr
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-06-11
o-nts' CATERS, sov., eai,sr.i yontb. !, a.itsr.


Eens Long Kubber Boots.
4 LsO Rubber Sandals, Gaters and Slippers for La
dtsSand Gents, Misses and children, by
Dec DAWSON, GHIGGs q co.
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THE DAILY GAZETTE.
"A RELIGIOUS MURDERER.

A late narrative OF travels in Russia
contains the following illustration Of
religious fervor in that country:
"A lady on leaving private party
in st. Petersburga at rather advanced
hour in the morning, called q daosh-
kee, and having given directions to
the driver, the latter proceeded to-
ward her home ,as she thought, instead
Of which he drove her to rather de-
serted part OF the city. when he sud
denly turned round and cut her throat.
the sable lined cloak in which she was
enyeloped having excited his cup:dity.
Having Invested her OF this, he drag
ged the body to the brink Of the canal
and threw her into it. He then fold
ed up the cloak and laid it on the seat.
On his way back to the stand he was
hailed by gentleman and, however
reluctant, he was obliged to take him
as a fare. The gentleman not only
noticed the cloak but touched it, and
found his fingers stained with blood.
He said uothing till he reached po-
lice station, where, having ordered
the driver to stop. he gave him into
custody on suspicion. The gentleman
happened to be the husband of the
lady, and By the light recogni zed the
cloak as belonging to his wife. The
tragedy happened during Lent, when
meat is forbidden. The man confess
ed the crime The murdered lady
had little basket with her which con-
tained a pie. Having been asked by
the commissory why he had not eaten
the pie. How could | think of eating
the pie" replied he assassin, SIT
may contain meat, and-devoutly
crossing himself am. thank God,
q good Chtistain!"
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CLOTHING.
FALL AND WINTER CLOTHING
AT JOHN J0RDAN'g
IOWA CLOTHING STORE


A LARGE andvaried assortment ofMeR,s ana
AB0ys, Ready made Clothing, eInbrsc-
Ing s1ithe dtGerentand epprovedstyles, and made
good workrnen ont ofths best material
Fine, medium and common, Union, Beaver, Felt,
Pilot, Petersham and Flushing, Bangups, Sacksaud
Pastot Ov ercoats Cloth, Dress ard Ffock Goats OF
various co lors and iies. Cloth, Cashmere 6a,i
net, Velvet and Tweed Pantaloons, snk, Satin, ".
lentis ,Swansdown, Velvet, Plush, Cloth Cashmere
sstinst, Double and Single breasted Vests. Monkey
Jackets, Drawers. Undersbrts, Hosiery Saspenaefs,
Gloves, ,Crs vats, Handkerchief Collars Stocks
Ties, Scarfs Winchester and Scott's approved Patent
shoulterseam Shirts Umbrellas and asrtieleAasusl-
iy kept gen.lensn's furnishing stores, including
Robes de Chambre and Revere Vests and Overcoats,
Also, splendid assortment Of uncut Cloths, Cassi-
meres and NestnRs-al ali Of which will be made mp 10
orderinthe best manner, with promptness at accom-
modating prices, and by conpetent workInen. THIS
the monthly receipt ofths ates,
Fsshionss so thatordersintrustsdt 20 them may be
liedupon bsiDgin the latsststyle by those who de-
sfeit. All manner o plain work and work ora gsa-
teel medium promptly attendedto as hsrstofor'
HATS ola new style together wltha ofths c9ga
mon kinds constantly hand.
GO ,thes bee sbs Fcoahdan'
ly hopes to meritae o oGtinnnnee ofthesame.
JOHN JORDAN
Merehan tlailo Ciothier on Frontstrest, @pPo.
site the Steam Mills.
OayenpoYl JDIy pd f1ssaWSd-tF
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GEORGE III.-In Nov. 1910, George
III ceased to reign. Blind, deaf, de-
prived ofreason he wandered through
the rooms ofhis palace, and up and
down the walks at Kew, addressing
imaginary parliaments orarmies. All
light, all reason, all sound of human
voices, all the pleasures OF this world
were taken from him. CAT one lucid
interval his wife found him on his
knees. He prayed first for her--then
for his family--his kingdom and last
for himself. He prayed that this
affliction might pass from him, if it
was Gods will; but when he rose from
his knees, his reason fed. What
preacher need moralize on this storyl
What words save the simplest are
necessary to tell itD. His children in
revolt--the darling of his eye killed
before him untimely--he hates him
that on the rack of this vain world
would stretch him out longer He is
dead whom millions prayed for in
vain. Fall the dark iall over his
grief--his pride-his awful tragedy
Ihacketdy.
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rnE WAyITYcfr SANS WurFpy =

TIE WAY UNCLE SAM Is WHEEDLED.
Recently, at the Sauk Rapids, an
immense number Of logs-some 81,
$50, 900 feet which had been cut
down on government land by party
of squatter-loggers, was advertised TO
be sold at auction. The loggers com
bined and the auctioneer at the sale
said that he would take no bid less
than Ia cents per Nj. Ofcourse the
loggers didn't bid, and there was no
sale. The auctioneer then put 'them
logs up again. One of the loggers
who had been deputed TO do the bid
ding said one cent per thousand feet.
Sold cried the auctioneer. Thus
3,s5O, 900 OF good timber was sold for
S318 so.
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BLAcEsMITH1sG IN TURKEY.-A cor

BLAcKsMITHING IN TURKEY.-A cor
respondent of the New York Com
mercial, writing from Constantinople,
gives the following description Of the
way in which Turkish blacksmiths do
their work:
''In passing a blacksmith shop the
other day, observed an attempt to
shoe mule. The animal was very
refractory, and not at all inclined to
have any liberties taken with his un-
derstandings. After several iruitless
attempts TO conquer his obstinacy, -four
Turks took hold Of him, threw him
down and lashed his legs to a stick,
rolle0 him over on his back and put
his shoes on at their leisure: 1t was
a novel but a very etfectual method.
At best 1t always takes three men to
shoe a horse-one TO bold him. another
to hold mp his loot. while the third
iastens on the shoe
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The BENEFIT OF EARLY RIsIss.--So much
has been said on this subject through the
newspapers, that any further public informa-
ton in regard il would seem to be superfiu-
Gus. We have a trisnd who is thin in flesh,
scrawny in person, lantern lawed, indolercs
and iow-spirited. Wemet him one morning
last week, and asked him what was the
matter. He detailed long account Of ply
steal woes We asked him if he exercised
any, and what time he gctupin the morning
He said he did not fell like exercising any
and that he generally arose at 8 o'clock
We told him in parental tone to rise with
the sun. and smell around little before he
eat anything. We met him about week
afterward, looking worse than ever
"Well," said We. "6dyou follow our advice"
"Oh, yes," said he, despondingly, "once!"--
"Once," said we, "and what came OF ill.,
"Oh, nothing! saw round shiny looking
thing rise up from behind the barn. and
smelling nothing but the pig sye, went
back to bed again" We are Inclined U
think, from this, that our advice was also-
sethsr thrown sway.--B.E Dsm.
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THE SHOE TRADE,

hAWsON, GRGGGS & co. have a complete
L. sortnent 81 Rur-lincd, Cloth and Buffalo ov,
Eloe ea. laI saa cheAp. dee q
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The Mormon creed not only permits
polygamy, but marriage between blood
relations. A traveller states that he
has met numerous cases ofmen who
had married both mother and daugh-
ter. One bishop married six wives,
all sisters and his own nieces. Brig
ham Young recently built stone
harem for his ninety wives, but they
all revolted and wouldn't 60 into the
cage. Ninety women were too much
for one man, and ST. Brigham was
obliged TO give in. Among the late
arrivals at the st. Louis Hotels, is
one that reads--''Smith and four
wives,
Salt Lake. ."-Raukeye.
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4aro mare.
g. cos. COLUMN

IKE are now prepared IN offer deafep asd con-
w suners airga stock Of Heavy end Shelf Hard
ware, upon terms aud ices which cannot fail suit.
We proposa In this column 10 keep our custoners
posted Up In hardware matters and Invite calls from
our friends who dssire fair dealing
or cash we propose to sell At q small advance
2o0O kegs Nails Cali soon for bargains 10 Nails.
T.CLOSE b co.
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4 MIsTAKE.-One OF our morning
cotemporaries announces that in the
case Of C. B. Horton vs.. the New
Orleans Pied5uae, for libel, the Jury
made him pay all the costs and gave
him nothing. ..phis is rather too hard.
From the best advices we learn that
the jury gave him verdict of one
cent, and made him pay the COSTS
The age of newspaper libel suits is fast
going by.
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IyrE are now prepared to offer desien aad con.
ware upon aud ices which cannot fail 70 sut.
We proposa 10 this column 10 keep our cuMoners
poss4 Up in hardware matter. and Invite calls from
our friends who dssire fair dealing.
zoos kegs Nails csli 'oou for b.rs.,n. e Nails:
r. CLOSE co.
ENIRE Ktng safes the only gen, line kind Tor sale
II cnesppy T. CLOSE co.
JRoS ofall siIss Tor salsiowat
SA"S, Circular, Malsy and croY Cat, .ssIsntsd
TRos Arlss, Thimeis skeins and springs a,
/ T. CLOSE + cos.
| iGAhPEkIffs' Tools Of every description Tor
, sais ct r. CLOSE & Co.'s,
and Pocket Cutlery sisF lsLss Eost CO.. e, safe
i I. ClosE 4 co.'s.
4 iGHTNING Rods and Insuist tor sale al
FAD Pipe 'faii size. from G. sia asy y co,s sss
5O 'N7 ''"s' '''s '0f'''T !. c oi5Sss . 8 cos.
IAspfs Tools ofsvsry desefPtissax tPf asx =, cn;.
uss fine and Pistols, oes' qgqa.y g. :sIs n lev
SroVEs ana finware whish viii BE- sold cheap a,
- --5s.si zs-r. CJoSk b co.'s -
N 7. CLOSE 1 co.'s.
T EATHkR Betting all sizes
IL T. CLOSE co.'s.
DAcKis6, Hemp and Rubber for sale q.
I T.cLOSE & co.'s.
d mers, for ssle low at T. CLOSE 4 cos.
RoPR-Asnilla AZ d Hemp, ali .l1s:st co,s
EEGiSE ca, and Signal OH for sals sy .hs 6ssrs
~ or gallon 81 T'ehosh cos.
SAW handrels of all sizes from inch 70 in. for
y salsat r, CLOsk & cos.
y Other make Of sho sss, Spades, scoops. Hoes, |
Forss, ae., at i. CLOSE Il co.'s.
tH.AISs, Log, OK, aindinsi Irsss, Halter :a,s and
CoRs Shelters and Hay cns.sr. for sale I0ws,
~ I. CLOSE CO's.
IEu dor t4s-ia Fakes for s.ls al
lstT r.. CLosk cos |
InH d" #eytte sna,hs, best patts m, at
wv r CLOSE CO.'S.
TINAfa's &toet--Itn Plate, Sheet Iron, Copper
i sHs ziEt, for sale at II CLOSE C6'S,
SsABntERT and Coach Trimmings al very low |
~ prSSs, 1T T. CLOSE co.'s
WHITE Lsad IN oil, r. Crose and Co. Brand, |
~ 1ustrsssivsd, warranted the best in market |
at T. CLOSE & cos.
4 INAEED OIL bY tbs barrel or gallon al
II T. CLOSE & cos.
= Ash, Glass and Putty s,low price: a.
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Stopfs.
STOVES AT WOLEsAIE'
The Largest Stove store
In the ~e0tsss


yfY h shal receive the opening Of gati1a The
w largest stock or STOVES and 1IaSFPS
STOCK ever brought 20 tho State Of Iowa. Among
the articles which we shali keep constant.
y hand for timers Tin Plate, Shsst run
h"iier from No. I2 TO os, Charcoal de-. RKssis do
imit0tian Russia de-, W,rs, TIMED Coppsy's, Bsa.
err DO, Block tin, Lead, Coppsr Bottoms, .heffct
a1., rea RiSsts si sizes, tfaRed DO. all kss4s Of
Prfsssd rare, JapaHnsd do, Tiussrs Tools and We
assure all persons iayoring with order, that
will sell them goods ln line a. low as they cant
bought in Chicago or ST. Louis and much lower then
they have been paying for them heretofore in thgs
place, and or fsrms to sxit
Pisase give US cati and learn our prjc.saaa
then We thnk you viii spend nsilue time nor m,n-
ey hereaher 10 pGylng al tbe two places above
named.
n b. Ia q few aays We shall rec, i've an assort.
ment Of the above nam ed goods by Railroad anti.
eent 70 supply IN, Immediate demand.
Country Merchants can rely upon being supplied.
az al! times with Iin~are and On favorable -
WAolesats prices.
Old Rags, Copper, 6e., &C., &c, taken in ex-
change for goods.
Brady, betwsep front and Second street
Nchi2-dawG WlChEkSHAM 81 HICKS.
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Fire and Burglar Proof Safes

h AVIN6 obtained the agency for the sale OF Iii.
Ii lies Patent Fire and burglar Proof Safes Bank
Locks, Bank Vault Doors ana Fran We are prepsr-
ed 70 furnish at msnufsciurers prees any 81 these
articles short notice.
These Safes all taste ned with Lilies Lock Civ.
ing undoubted security agspst thieves are perfectly
free from da~gasss snd better nrs proofs than any
other safe made. Iks burning or them in any bull
exchanged for new one u any agency by paying 70
repslnting nevsult door and franz . are reliable
economical generally used where they
are best known.
The Bank Locks have always foitsd the burglar aad
sll Bank Lock seeking competitors.
Ihs various tesis applied 10 sbess articles by Jurors
at mechanical aud agricultural fairs where insy have
Elways obtsined the hrst prsmiu ss.ablistes The
certainty Of their superiority Purchasers Invited
to call and examine The articles refsreness cerui.
Gates, &c., before purchasing.
The undsrss ned are the 90 iy sSents in Rock -
Land Qll.) and nsvenpeTs liowaI for the Worlds
Ss 70 Company, ofTroy, N. Y. Orders addressed 10
either place wiz rscsiys promptsttention.
CHILD & RAKER,
Illinois st. Rock leland
FSb4-dA~viy, Dsvarpo-t
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MAMMOTH STOCK OF
NEW GOODS
At the Great Western Clothing Store.
Il. Lo~en0 0t9in

L. Lo~e110te
No. 6, lie CLAIRE ROW,
IL receipt OF the largest and most complete stock
CLOTHING, or EVERY DESCRIPTION
ever brought 10 this market, which has uee purchased
In the Eastern markets at greatly reduced prices and
which he will sell a.,
Tisenty. Ftve per Ceat. Cheaper
than ny other establishment In this section Of eouE
try He ID also, in addition to his Of Clethiny
reeei wing extensive and well selected stock OF
Gentlsmen's Furnishing Goods
Of all styles and varieties 10 which he Invites st
ton His stock has been ected with great care
pressly for this MARKET and atthe very lowest prices
Extsnt, Variety and Beauty
his stock cannot be equaled In this region, and are
FRESH PROM THE MANUPiCTORY.
All he asks Is that public generally will examine
bis stock before purchasing elsewhere feeling sets
Ted that those who eannotbe suited n quantity qua
iity and price al the
Great Western Clothing House
eann be suited al any other esiablishme mt west of
Chicago.
Aug. 81. If. L. LowESsTEIN
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"Sam, why yon not tell your massa
to lay him up treasures in Hebbinin
"Wby for, Cuff What de use OBJ
him lay up treasure dere, where he
nebber no more see um agin, eh Mig
gerln
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H0UeE, SIGN AND eRaAAENFAL PAINT
ING, PAPER HANGING, ste.
'nDNNEIj, & IOHS M. DUNN

ING, FAFEH HAE1INI, eEt.
JANFs pONSKLL s JOHN u. DUNN.
g HAVING assO listed lhsEus2i'ts :
M. togethslfaT tho purpose ofcarry'
.-.Sfs,sa sssSss5lnk O Il ths Business OF HJUSE,
SION ORNAMENTAL PAINT.
ING, PAPER HANGING Gnd GLAZING, WHlrks
tSGEud WALL coLoRISG on PerrystTset, between
I'd and3! Streets.
would N ast fespeetfaiiy announce .otdeirfrisnd ;
eeuls Painting IL sithsr Lead Zlne tsus lo~estpos
sGe prices and In the very best style Tasir long
ptEieECe! IN thesboye Business wsrrslts them IN
2uFiHg their parans full sat.aetloh IN sEy sOrkthst
mhy Je entrusted 10 them.
Psrieulsr stLenl!e ngysn 10 ostim siiog snypub-
lie or pFya2 Buildings. Persoas sIShiBs any OF the
fore IIihs their work. They prepared
seute Banners LaBdsca pes, AasoRic and Odd Fesw's
Aprous, Decorating aud Gliding auPeriorsyle and
on ihs most reasonable terms. Paint. nf all coors
prepared sndFShdy oruse. Glass al sizes, putty,
sc, for sale.
Juue23, 1854 DONSkLLS DUNN
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BOOTS AND SHOES

BOUTS AND SHOES
AT
OLESALE OR RETAIL.
JAIGHT s. SEARS have now opened their xtsn.
II awe assortment OF BOOTS and HOES and are
prepared TO furnish Superior work TO country mer.
ehantsand Shosmaksrs at Prices that will compars
with thoss 4 Chicago
Our Retail stock is large Di ofthe Dist man rfac-
tureS comprising all styles and every variety. SNAIL
PRogirs aud quick sales is our motlo--And ali who
favor with call shall be thoroughly convinced OF
the fact HAIGHT & SEARS,
Second St., one door from Perry,
May9l-dwIy DAVENPORT.
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STAND FROM UNDER.
BOOIS IND SHOES!
I All am now prepared for thief Hand wiutefttade e
6tb from 40 690 10 so DOC pairs OF Boots and Shoes
comprising oBa % tae most extensive stocks ever
brought 70 this market, made up solely for this trade
during the last three months, under the persona Gu.
peTYt5isa OF an experienced workman. All those
persons ~ "aat oi good Boots, good shoes good
CATERS, sIpPers and iAsE, though not least
GisE.AT AND GOOD BARGAINS
viii do we'll 10 cali on the suseriber
Fine Ladies' slippers only twenty 1ye cent. nsr
pair. Gentshne Boos, s2,5o and all other goods in
proportion. Don't ail rush az oncai
One door cast of Burrows 81 PEettyman,s store,
Front street. Davenport, Iowa. JAS. JORDAN
Sept, 90, JS5Sd.H s.