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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-10-17

STATE OF LOUISIANA,
Parish Of Orleans, City of New Orleans.
Be it remembered that the 18th July 1856 before me, the
subscriber Justice Of the Peace in and for the city aforesaid
personally appeared Charles j. AIansoni Secretary the
Crescent Mutual Insurance Company Of New Orleans who
ing duly according to law does depoe and say the
foregoing accounts just and true and correct transcript
from the books of said Company.
[Signedl G. j. MANSONI, Secretary.
Sworn to and subscribed before me- this 18th July 1856
tSignedl CHtS. NJ BRADFORD.
The Board of Trustees have resolved pny
Six per cent in cash. the outstanding certificates of profits
to the holders thereof their legal representatives. and
after the I'd Monday of August proXimo
The Boardo Trustees have also declared Dividend of thirty
three and third per the premiums Of the
Company for the ending the 30h Of june 1856 for which
certificates will be issued and after the 18th September
THOS A. ADAMS, President
GEO. JONAS Vice President.
CD. MANsoS1, Secretary.
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SB8|ppina gnteIIigeatf.

-=5s FR1nAT, October, IT, 1856.
CLEARED YESTERDAY.
spanish Bark Diego De Leon Cppdes for Cadz and market,
Schr po.r,. o. = :, PUG, Mir Nco
SSIr mo% '1 taFre, Tor Pensacola, John Harley &cu
Scbr Emn hltSElson Tor FenSacoia Johu Hurley gco
' i.''na pekhsSy, kcrncg fos Pensacola
Poouy NiCcl eco
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*| |' :| |:|||
a Total. -. ss,o26,7s2 22625,csI 1s5ss,ss5
shipments India and China from the various ports in
the Leyant, for three years, were !s3@svt NJ II
II !. 81; J; i;E;Ei; E$Ei !;
Total. 49,. s385223 s,s235Is 4,3Os,s $50
Thus about twenty millions the precious metals
which about twenty-five millions consisted silver have been
sent of by the overland mail within The last FIVE years por-
ton of the gold may perhaps have been Malta and
Egpt but the silver went exclusively and the East
! Indies. f. lgE j+.r,, 4 f. +
The large remuces Of specie may to certain extent have
been the result Of Tie socaed balance Of trade or rather
more correctly speaking the balance Of payments which for
several has been ia favor of the Indies par
change between the two countries naturally depends the
price Of silver the being silver coin of $50 -l2 grains
standard When the price of $40 standard silver is
bs the par exchange rupee Is % 3-0d S. Id Der
ounce thep exchange Is HID etc. ETC. The remittance
from England including insurance er overland ai costs
Y about S14 per cent Eg 38E8 s8 %8 $4St% III ~
w We have The following from Boston, Of the 9th inst
very little change notice since our report Of last
Wees corn continue dull and prices shade lower
put other leading articles remain about as last re-
aF sad f paps Exoae Tendon
% day Bills and 56 shost Sight "h raFis
GuXN y, BAGS market dull small lot have been
soid al 1870 each, b months.
Imports from January to October 4
basiit; l sfss 5 SSS
GgssY Cloth n The market has been very dull for fills
article aud no sales 10 report. i ~ y N .
Imports from january to octuber 4. =
Bales ...% 2ISSa aosss
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-10-17

rJ1I3E POETRY OF PHESIC.-AYER's PILLS
glide sugarshod, the palate, but their energy al
though wrapped there, and tells with giant force on the
very foundations Of disease There thousands Of sufferers
vino would their dcmpers if they knew they could
be cured for % cents Try Ayers Pills and %ou will know it,
Purify the blood and disease will be starved out.
Cleanse the system! from impurities and cured already
Take this best of all furgHivrS and ScrDla Indigestion
Weakness endHc1e BackaclIe, Sidcnce JauniCe Rheun
sn arrangements Of the Liver Kidneys and Towels ali de
and NIL dcases which purgatiye remedy reach
fly before them like darkness before the Snn.
Rear il you suffering from any al che numerous com
they nIOttle remedy been
Tor you. md is criminal to neglect it.
That AYERS CHERRY PICTORIAL is tie best medicine
for a Cough is known TO the Whole world, AID r't AYERS
PILLS best Of all Pills is known licst who have
used thea.
Prepared BY Dir. ]. c. AVER Lowell Mass, and sold by
eYe-y respectable Druggist in the United safes
au-g 3rndSW !. WRIGHT 4 CO., Nh0le>ain Agents.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-10-17

TIE R. W. GRAND ENCAMPMENT OF LOUISIANA, l.
o. o. F. holds its regular sessions the third Tuesday in Jam
uAry July OF each the Odd Fellows Hall
Camp and Lafayette streets.
Officers for the year ls56Alf Monlton NJ W. Grand Par
Thomas f. Bragg NJ. f. L. f. PRIEST VIM Deacon, R.
W. G. S. Warden: James FuneauX, r. ". G. Scribe II. Will
hns, R. W. G.. Treasurer; ". K. Mcintosh Il. W. g. j. W;
}. G. Dunlap, Il. ", G. Rep S. NJ. Todd W. G.. shall
Thomas keete, W. G. Seuinel John Fraakord W. Dep G.
sentinel
Alf Gates R. ". y. n G. Patriarch, of District No. .
Fraukin Babee r. W. D. p. G. Patriarch, Of District
No Baton Rouge A. v D. Covert r. W D. d. G. Patgi-
of i,tric No l. Clinton,
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9ebielt) ii tge NEarAet.
FRIDAY MORNING /

5&& FRIDAY MORNING, October II.
IVA But few buyers forward yesterday and
the market continued heavy and unsettled with sales of barely
O bales Prices were fully &c lower on Tuesday as
and Mddiing sold lsl2 with but little demand at
those rates Our general quotations are si or,ittod ~
We did h.o If as ~ a ,ssorsrco
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-10-17
A,R ALL 0 A DS.

: NEW ORLEANS, OPELOUSAs AND GREAT WESTERN
RAGLRO ADJ hhds sugar to Lobt Charpenticrl6 bales
moss Heath MierlD do Hackney4l hides Armstrong
is do NJ Montamat-l6 do Robers35 do Banchn {
ChHudetsundries to NarsIall-BergarWm EGze-p Eudau
North, Snedes Aco-t " Dunbar-J Berry.
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ENHFGGs2 4AN<;E'E Ata iG ana later NE<'t2 q.
1HtN 4.AUGRIN, ia:cT lawyer nj t!p Bar q! Paris
Professor ri ieFrrnrh Language Hni fg1,'a itaninSe
III tive aiEgrsj'y ~ ousinnL
go. Eei:- il . gentlemen at oc uN, every evening
s oiee u4lirvrsiy B-.ingS, Of Bar aid t'o
Streets. mIU
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-10-17

CEyylHG2 HyACEEES31-h superior Sowing Machine
- order, for sale low. Enquire ut No. ~ PoEdtas
! strFtt
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Sft;, ihn.d Furrit,a OF ~sc rpt1r hon 81 r
etsa: l. ala, repaired AMI v.r.s!.s4 N lle Hps .~z a." "
cslSoaa1lr tFri.s ..,
pl,,n- ircliut1s ho,as eenr@ amt wHiiE r. + ra o.
tn IL :,l,ia:e, w3"f Dc well ~ ct! 9r a." =,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-10-17

7 IFE INSURANCE - STA BILzTI - SA3CJ-
IL RITY = ERPETUITI. Hunted STATES LIE Z IN
SURANCE, ANNUITY AND TRUST COMPANY OF PHIL.
ADELpHIA.-CHATER PERPETUAL.
Assets, January 1st, 1886, 81, All, 6l2 A..
DIRECTORS
A. W. Thompson, Paul Il. Goddard AD,J0ha Ely
VIM, NJ. Goodwin, James Davcreux, Lawrence : 'hH-hG,
Geo. McIienry s. r. Crawford Glsthyrs rtgiia:.
STEPHEN R. CRAWFORD. President:
LAWRENCE JOiL NSDN, Tice-F'res3,i.t,
ptfEY FISK, Secretary and rregsl'rcr
Ss7-New Orleans Branch Office, Ne, As Camp street
The undersigned, General Agent Of the aG0Te veil known
Company for the Southern States prepared receive a>p
cations for insurance the lives of white AMI slaves
and by permission, has pleasure l.: subli
his friends and the public the following
RErENESCE:
" Il Letcffordh Go, 4. D. Kelly Co, Vim u feEin3
North Snedes * Co, $. o. Nelson Il Co.. A. g. Jat-sa,
j. Burnside x Co., JOS Menard, jnE1t Ma40p,
CHrn.tHck Sr;Iires L Wet,
John Penbernn President Merchants, Mutual Ea- i:!3;1E
IT, S!uU, President Sil Mutual INSURANCE '''
Jules Tiy.s Pres;drI: Orleans INSURANCE. Company
John aho;n President n. o. jackson Hpi ~ T.. T. K Hu
Henry r. T0usiale John D. ErI, Bent3;I tlognocA,
j. K Collins, Thomas MWrrHy. Mark Walton.
Hts-Folces issued direct from this BraGa Ucy, SAD i.saea
@rytalphes blank forrns beootaaed 81 ste oace.
Jo8EPg BExSADo3, H. y. Ne''En -'-'"''Ss
In attendance, daily, from II Nj, to ) Z. ".
HARMON DpANG, Genera, t;euf,
Jazz ~ No. - e - -'1"4i,
tt'
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BOARD OF DIRECTORS OF ODD FELLOWS HALL
ASSOCIATION meets AT their office in Odd Fellows Hail.
the first Monday of every Month.
John D. Bein Treasurer; ) g. Dunlap, John Orchard, H. G.
SetSon, Fl. HownGd Enras Smith, James Davis George
Raeshde, A. W. Bosworh, Geo D,leyer, Edward Pilsbury
and W. B. Cook,
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:Jy0. g. TURNER
EnA"D G. WILMA H.

2 I7{af, - E1f,' FW5. = :, - -, .,,f
ol Of f~.og! in M, crru re-,set In Tin VI %,
e.: W ro s;nl. IA ussse tli h' ih{H' II -
oil. Ia. al. III, fourth day d Mag \; !, -.
mvii Il. iiltt't'-'''l '''''' $780,
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= IScSTTTIHS 1,ir. NJ 81 ;1nrIr. stran.-Trr0r,orn

E
Which Mrs r respectfully Invites the ladies tire
t,!yrrs 10 call ami examine,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-10-17

The shipments India China the various ports
the Leyant for three years. .s ID, q H. o.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-10-17

Interior Lodges.
DE SOTO LODGE MOI meets at Baton Rouge Thursday
evening.
ST. MART'S LODGE No. 20 at Franklin Saturday
evening.
METH LODGE No. p meets at Shreveport Wednesday
ST. L.ANDRY LODGE No 25 meets Opelou.as satur
day evening.
CLINTON LODGE No q meets nj Clinton on Wednesday
evening.
CARROIL LODGE No. 80 meets al Lake Providence on
Monday evening.
TRINITY LODGE No. 50 meets at Trinity Satrrda:
evening.
EXCELSIOR LODGE No 81 meets at Thibodalx satur-
dag evening.
NEW IBERIA LODGE No. So meets Newton on Thurs
day evening.
PRAIRIE LODGE No. 81 meets at Washington Friday
evening.
Monday evening.
ASSUMPTION LODG f No. 43 meets Sapoleonyille on
Saturday evening. -
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1856-04-25
t e ERMS.


Cooper's ClarAsburg Register is published in
Cl"Eksburg, Va, every Friday morning, at
&2o0 per annum, in advance, or at the ex piration
Of SIX MONTHS from the time of subscribing: after
which $2.5o will invariably be charged.
No subscription will be received for a less Pc
riod than six months.
NOpaper will be discontinued cxceptat the op-
tion of tho proprietor, until all arrearages are
paid up-and those who do not order their paper
to DO discontinued ut the eud of their term of
subscription, will be considered as desiring to
h. va it continued.
ADvEnrraEnENrs will be inserted at $1oo per
square of twelve lines for the first three inser-
tiOns, and twenty-five cents for each subsequent
insertion. .-,f
liberal deduction on the above rates will be
made to those who advertise by the year.
No advertisement counted less than u square.
The number 0finScrtiOnS must be specified, or
the advertisement will be continued and charged
accordingly.
Announcement of candidates for office So 90.
Marriages and Deaths inserted grutis.
All communications, to insure attention, must
be accompanied by the authors name and post
pWiA.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-07-30
A HUMAN LIFE SAVED.

DOSAGIAc, Mich. March IL, looo.
7 RHopEs Esd, Dear Sir:-As took your medi-
ns 10 ell on consignment, "no cure no pay, take
nlasnre in stating its effects reported TO me by three
brothers who live in this place. aud their testimony
6,ir speomen of all have received
~ " : CoSklIs told mel had taken une bottles OF
cbrsties Agus Basn, aud continually raa down while
using until my lungs and LIVER were eoNsEslkn t9 THAI
ss so that all thought impossible for ne to lire
through another chill. The doctors too did all they
onld for me, but thought must die. Nothing did
suy good until got RHODES FEyER AND AGug CuRE
which at once relieved of the distress aud at
my stomach aud pain in my head aud bowels, dproduc
ed a permanent cure in a short time"
NJ. IL. CoNxLrN says: 81 had been taking medicine OF
as good doctor we hare in county, and taken
any quantity Of qunns and specifics without any good
nicely it operated on my brother, got bottle Of
Rhodes Fever aud Ague oure, which effected perma
neut cure by using two-thirds OF a bottle.
5. M CosKIIs Was not hers, but the other brothers
saw his case was the same as H. Ms. sold the medicue
to both the day. and the cure was as speedy from
the s%al %h and might
The above speaks for ITSELF Good proof is it is
of no better teuor than the vast number Of IKE eern
One thing more. Last year had occasion to caution
| tAe pIbhe in these words
| II no,ies one 6rm pAe harstaksn one Of nay gexsrs
circulars substituted the Has o their nsstrsm ia,
M medicine, aad thsa vita srasen impGasHss ens
tksir pamphst citA the sxe!safieR, Let tke Pvopri
tor e aay stAsr medieiHs say as mseA u ~ darss.
| Sc.
Now take pleasure IN saying that the easetoHreler
red to the sDr. Chrsties Ague Balsan" mention
\ tioued in the above certificate.
EThere several other industrious people who ar
appyiug to their trash all that publish abou
my Fever aud Ague Cure, Antidots to Maaris creep
tke Of Csrss, and the Certificate ofthe Gel
obrated chemist br James CAiiton IN fasor oftts Pc!
sy harmless character Is attached TO every bot
tie These will always serve TO distinguish my medielu
from limitations. JAS. A. RHODES, Proprietor,
Providence, r. /.
Wholesale Agents--H. Blaksley, st. Louis; BareiA
Bros Chicago; G. I. Webb, Davenport, and for sals
Druggists generally. july oodwsm
] oV,VOV ALvoRD VAN PATTEN,
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-07-30
''s =. a. 49,, y ,.4 .,tt,5sO glisB 'gO
THE DAILY GAZETTE.
THE VAN BUREN, FAMILY.

| IHE VAN BUKEN FAMlLY.
This old family, which has enjoyed
much Of the admiration ofthecountry,
has at last soiled its coat Of arms, BY
engaging in circus performance
John Zone Of the boys) exhibited a
taste for standing ON his head, bend
ing backward until his head and feet
touched, throwing somersets, and per-
forming ''eels in the grass" as long
ago as in 1848. He was at the same
time encouraged and set on by his
father, because his performances great
ly annoyed an old gentleman named
Cass, against whom he held a agrudge.
Since that time, at periods, John has
shown a wonderful passion for playing
at ''hip-fap" in the political ring
His gyrations, leaps and somersets
have often been a source of vexation
with his friends, but they had become
so strong habit with him, that once
in about so long he insisted upon in
dulging them, much to the amuse-
ment of all, except those who furnish
his wardrobe. To them his perfor-
mances have been rather expensive.
This propensity has been growing
upon John, and it appears, either BY
association or otherwise, to have com
municated itself to the old gentleman,
his father, in his latter days. When
the pro-slavery ring was opened at
Cincinnati for Mr.. Buchanan, and he
entered with his performances, among
the first to throw a high somerset in
that company was John. This did
not surprise anybody knowing his &C.
centric habits, but when the venerable
Martin, followed in featfar excelling
that performed by John, it excited
some surprise, and among those in
the pit considerable applause. John
and his father have now become reg
ular members of Buchanan's
circus company, and the Van Buren
family will give daily exhibitions of
ground and lofty tumbling, until after
the election. The old Hnnkers, who
occupy the boxes, do not fancy this
accession to the company but the Softs
who are arranged on the lowest seat
in the pit, are delighted-there is to
be so much fun. It is said that John
IS soon to dance on the tight rope and
sing "The Marrying Man" He will
also give an exhibition Of his wonder
iul feat of sticking TO principle like
1 dog to a root" The old 'un will
limb a very tall pole and balance
himself on its top. This companyis
Intended for the Southern market and
t is very doubtful whether they will
out up their bills and open at the
North at all.--BufaLo ErDress.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-07-30
Qlotbing.

A. CASTEEL a. CO,
rTNAKE this opportunity to inform the pnblic tina
l. they have received at their Store, the largest
Stock of
Broad Cloths, Cassimeres, Vestings,
which has ever been brought TO this market. The
Goods which oerto the inspection OF the citizens
ofthis town surpass In design and finish, anything
that be offered them this side ofNew York, being
selected with the greatest care and from the mostex
tensne houses In the Eastern markets, and with
view to satisfy the tastes Of all our customers.
We have also a full and complete assortment Of
the latest and most approved styles of
GENTS. FURNISHING GOODS,
which beyond doubt the most desirable TO be
found in this city. Among which ara Cent? Shirts,
Undershirts, Stocks, Cravats, Gloves, Suspenders,
Hose, &c.
Particular attention will be paid, heret oiore 10
the making up of garments in style unsurpassed by
any similar establishment.
Full suits made oriest notice, and warranted
10 suit.
Thankful for the bestowai ofpast liberal favors
the public, we take pleasure in pledEnx renewed
ndeilty, and solicit share OF the public patronage.
Apl % d-u A, CASrEEL t. CO.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-07-30
Fire and Burglar Proof Safes

nAvING obtained the agency 70 the sale of Lii.
n lies Patent Fire and Burglar Proof Safes, Bank
Locks, Bank Vault Doors and Frames we prepar-
cd to furnish at manufacturers prices any OF these
articles on short notice.
these Safes all taste led with Lille Locks Civ
ing uudoubted security against thieves perfectly
free from dsnpSess and better fire proofs than any
other safe made. The burning Of them in any bull.
ding eaanet materially injure hem and they may be
exchanged for new one at any agency by paying 70
repaintfng. The vault doors and frame reliable
economical ,ornamenlaland generally usedw they
are best known.
The Bank Locks have always foiled the burglar and
all Bank Lock seeking competitors.
The various tests applied 10 these articles by jurors
at mechanical and agricultural fairs where they have
always obtained the first premiums establishes the
certainty Of their superiority Purchasers are invited
to call and examine the articles, references, certif
Gates, &C., before purchasing.
The undersigned are the only agentsin Rock Is
Safe Company, of Troy, Wy. Orders addressed TO
either place will receive prompt attention.
CHILD & BAKER,
Illinois st. Rock Island.
Pebsd&w.1y, Seeondst. Davenport
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-07-30
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
aEs EA

The great Central Route, connecting the Atlantic
cities with the Western, Northwestern, ana South
States, BY con tinaous RAILWAY arecs; Ihls
eamers TO all psrts the North western Lakes; ma
King the most direct cheapest and reliable rsats BY
which Freight can be forwarded TO ana irsm the
Great Wesl.
Rstss between Philadelphia and Pittsbulg,
First class boots ,shoes, Dry, 75e . 100 n
Goods (in bnxes) Furs, Feathers, Ae.S
SecOnd Clu s.. .. Books & Station-j
cry, Dry Goods du bales) Drugs and 6oc. % lOon
Medicines, Hardware, Leather' Wool ''' VIVID
Third Class...Anyils, BaggngD
Bacon, Poss ia ssikl 0s:s s:s,s s:s 81 Soc 1909
EOurlA Ii lass. ...Cofee, Fish BAL
con & PORK tpacksd) Lard& Lard on,{ 4Oc slOO!B.
hemp Iron, lead nails, soda ash, &c.)
FLOUR-Sl per barrel until further notice.
GRAM 50 cts. per 100 As until further notice.
Co1ToN-ss per bale, not exceeding 500 lbs,
welg hit untilfuther notice.
adelphia, be particular mark packages "via Peas.
sy!raxis Railroad" All goods consigned TO the ..
gents for this Road a. ralisaephia or Pittseurs, viii
RREIsHr AsxsTs.-Harris, Wormly & Co., Mem'
phis Tenn, X. +. Sass Co., St. Louis,J $. Mitch
dock, and Carter & Jewett, Louisville Ky: K. Mel
drum, Madison inS; SPriEmsn ha s'S.n' and irMir
o.: Leech q; Co., "a Kilby ST. Boston; Leech & Co.
. A.tor House, N. York; William St. and 8 Batter
Place, New York; b. } Sneeder, Philadelphia; Ma
graw & Koons, Baltimore; Geo. C. Fronciscus, Pitts
Fl. IL. HOUSTON, Gsasral freight agent, PAils
II. J. J.LoMBAERT, sapt. dAsoaa, Ps.
Pennsylvania Railroad.
Three Daily Through Trains between Philadelphia
and Pittsburgh THE MORNING NAIL TRAIN
leaves Philadelphia for Pittsburgst II A. M :, and
Pittsburgh fer Philadelphia at7 A. NJ The fast line
leaves Philadelphiaas p: N. and Pttsburg for Phil
adelphia al p. NJ. THE NIGHT kXPREsS train
leaves Philadelphia for Pittsburgh at ii NJ. and
Pittsburgh for Philadelphia at ll p. NJ.
The above lines connect at Pittsburgh with the
Railroads to and from st. Louis, Mo-, Alton, Gslens
and Chicago, III. Frankfort, Lexington and Louis
Vile, KY. Terre Haute, Dayton, Springfield, Belle
fontins, sandasky Toledo, Cleveland, Columbus,
Zanesylle Massillon and Wooster, Ohio; also, with
the steam packet boats from and to New Orleans,
ST. Louis, Louisville and Cincinnati.
Through tickets can be had to from either of the
above places.
For further particulars see handbr at the differ;
ent starting points. Passengers from the West win
ind this the shortest and most expeditions route to
Philadephia, Baltimore, New York or Boston.
THO,S. MOORE, Agent, Passenger Lines, Phila.
J. MESKIMEN, Agent Pas sengcr Lines, Pitts.
Phila. Nov cd '55 dly
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-07-30
TIE NEW HOTEL.
w AV VERLY HOU S l. !,

Vi MHIN NtaT Z u bEIooI'
Is now open for permapen mt and transient boarders.
| Those Who wish u quiet and pleasant home Dur.
lx long orr short sojourB In Davenport can al y
at tho Wayerly House. The lablesS..~ 70 iufnlahed
with tho deeaciss lha season. the room. are pie
ant the beds new and soft. The Wayehy is second
10 no motel west Of Chicago In poiut of beauty o. io
cation, pie lsanI house, good furniture ana g" "a
bIps ldSwIYl ID. ID ADAM PropriesnF'
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-07-30
Stunts.
STOVES AT WOLEsALE'
The Largest Stovc Store

IN the ~c0f:s!
ME shall receive on the opening Of navigation the
w largest stock of STOVES and TIMERS
STOCK ever brought 10 the State of Iowa. Among
the numerous articles which shall keep constant
ly on hand for timers Tin Plate, Sheet iron
Boiler from No. II 70 2s. Charcoal do, Russia do.
Imitafion Rsssia do, Wire, tinaed Copper's, Bro
fers do, Block tis, Lead Copper BOTTOMS, Natal
do. Iros Riusts all sizes, tinaed do. all kinds Of
pyessed pare, Japanned DO, Tuners Tools and We
assure all persons iavoriIg with order thatwe
will sell them goods in line low they can
bought In Chicago or St. Louis, and much tower than
they have been paying for them heretofore in this
place, and terms to suit.
Please give US call and learn our prices, and
then we think you will spend neith er time nor
ey hereafter in buying al the two places above
named.
N. b. In q few aays we shall ceive an assort-
ment OF the above named goods by railroad, sufi-
cieDt to supply the Immediate demand.
Country Merchants can rely upon being supplied
at all times with Tinwsre and favo rab.e terms at
WAeissais prices
Old Rags, Copper, &C., &c., &C., taken in ex-
change for goods.
No, Burrows Block, Front Street
Mch12-d&wu WICKERSHAM & HICKS.