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The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1856-03-19
1856 ~ 1866
III AN U r u .

. 'HAH f'IhA Atf NANff
wv @ O T.
at the establishment of the hliddlebufy
Manufacturing Company, to manufacture
into
Cloths, Cassimeres. Satinets, White or
Colored F~lanneIs, &c.
of PERMANENT COLORS and MINES, To
SUIT THE TASTE, ON SHARES ar BY
THE YARD, at the option oithc owner.
Being furnished with the necessary appara-
tuS. and having in t,eir employ competent
and faithful workmcn, they will continue to
improve the value and style of their goods
intending that
THEY SHALL NOT BE SURPASSED
bv those of any other establishment in the
State. They will KEEP AN ASSORTMENT
ON hand TO accommodate those who may
want a part Of their cloth IN advance,
The subscribers have leased the mills for
aterm of years. They have been induced
to do SO, from the fact, that for the last six
months,there has been a constant call in this,
and other markets, for GOODS MANUFAC-
TURED IN THESE MILLS. They hope by
strict personal attention to business, and the
interests Of their patrons, to receive a liberal
share oftheir favor.
sR~TERMS as reasonable as any cstab'
lishment in the vicinity.
JASON DAVENPORT.
VALENTINE N.CLAY.
Middlcbury, April 10.?s5I.
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Cure Your Cough!

SheIdOns Chtrry IOrdiaT, Tor COuShSi
Colds, &c made by the author Of the cell
No. l7;-sold in large bottles for
She low price of 25 ceuts, and contains NO
oPIuN in any shape. Made and sold only hy
Dec. Is, 1855. Ii. \. SHELDON.
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The best Soap

save labor in washing, is Smith and Blan
hard's Self-Operating Soap warranted to
half the labor in washing. Sold by II
A. SHELDON, Wholesale agent for ADDISON
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BRYAN e. WILLOWS
C~ELEHEATED
WR y q FLUID

This WRITING FLUID" is similar in
character aud color TO Aruold's English Fluid,
a hiuish-grcen when first written, which
changes toa
Beautiful and Permanent Jet Black
in a short time, is fully equal,and We belicv
s|unrrior 20 Arnold. or any other Flui
made. II lows frriu he Pen freely, metal
lie or quill. ii luNttcrs not which, and ln1u
ring neither pen nor paper; there h'ins 70"
acid whatever in lis preparation, ard Is OF
the most durable character.
For sale hv " COPELAND.
Mid Uchury July IS 1858.
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The Proprietor Will run a daily stage from
MIDDLEBURY TO LARRABEE'S POINT
during navigation, as follows: Leave Middle
dnry on the arrival of morning trains from
North and South, arriving at the Point in
season for the boats both North and South.
Returning after the arrival of the boats,
reach Middlebury in time for the evening
train going South.
t1- Packages or baggage carried to order.
BY attending faithfully to his business, the
Proprietor expects the support OF his friends
aud sReaies even.
j. :. PERRY, Proprietor.
Aiddlebury, June /, 1855. =
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Ladies' Cloths.

DLACK. Brown. Brab and other colors-
Ladies' French Cloths, for sale by
Oct. 90. T.. NALLETTE.
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Wool Irvine.

Sheep Tick tobacco. Tar, aud Scot
SNUFF just received ly II 4 SHELDON
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KENNED1's MEDICAL DISCOVER
IA For sale by II. A. SlrErGp
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MIDDLEBURY
-AGRICULURAL WAREHOUSE
T1o NJ 5ToR il

J. DAVENPORT,
Wholesale and retail dealer in all kinds of
Iron, Stoves &Agricultural Implements
IUDLEBURY, VERMONT.
CTRAw CUTTERS, of the most approved
Dpatcnt, for sale at J. DANENPORT'S.
DLOUGlIS, of almost all kinds at
L j. DANENPORT'S.
CTOVES, Box, Parlor, and Cooking-all
,Ckinds, at j. DANENPORT'S.
STONE Pipe N Hollow Ware at
" j. DAVENPORT'S.
INN WARE of all kinds, at
L j. DANENPOBT'S.
-
FOB WORK, of every kind usually done at
- Il Tin shop, at J. DAVENPORT'S.
CORN SHELTERS & Vegetable Cutters
For sale at j. DANENPORTS
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NOTICE OF
Dr.. M. B. Ia CR0lX.

Has he pleasure of announcing to the pubic
he has taken possession of his splendid new
c difce, which he has erected a. No 81 MJiden
Lane. aud will be happy to meet with those who
ale DESTROYS Of consulting him nthe especially"
which lac levoteshis undiv ided attention.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1856-03-19

1000 casesot different kinds OF SoresiLrlp
lions, Swollen and Enlarged joints, Hip Dis
easss, Rickets Kernels in tn Throat, Swell
in ; OF the Glands, Lumps and Knots in the
T. cal, under the ears Sores in the eyes
! ad,nose, mouth, gums, &c. Infants with
ores on their heads, ears, faces, &c. have
lcen cured by the miraculous efficacy of the
r. r. Resplvent.
One bottle willprove 10 the afflicted suffer
err thstit will cure yov, one dose will DO You
good.
LADIES IN TROUBLE.
Ifyou have any difficulty in the womb, It
Il. Resolyentwill set Won right.
Chattahoula a..Scpt s,lsS4.
Messrs. RADwAY & Col feel lspIl to
say to youthat your Remedies lave mndttwo
astonishing euresin my settlement. Ny son
Martin WAS cured ~ v bottles 81 youTFrr
awaiting Resolvenl and one Lsx OF your r.:
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1856-03-19

.l0o,o00.rn"ir.'.'.', ,G
year. 4 new caution,
revisrd aud
is-"rd.
Dr. Hunter. hclicn
Manual add Band huuH
forthe \ .lictcd--Couiain.
tn- an uuililc of the on.
riu, u~rusrr>s, treatment
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BE Kind enough, Reader, TO give youl
attention one mumeut, and you william what
- nm LSl
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STYLE OF HATS

TOWNS Series of School 2ooks for salt
L by A. COPELAND.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-12-13
THE WORD "CANARD

The origin of the work canard,
french for duck) when employed to
signify some untounded story, is not
generally known. The following are
The terms in which NJ. Quetlet relates,
IN the Onnuare de L Academic, the
manner in which the word became
Used in its new sense. "To give
s.y lift at the ridiculous pieces Of in
iellgence which the journals are in
the habit ofpublishing every morning.
CoEnelissen stated that an interesting
experiment. had Just been made, cal,
caIated to prove the extraordinary
'oracity OF ducks. Twenty of these
animals had been placed together,
'nd one Of them having been killed
aud cut up in the smallest possible
pieces, feathers and all, and thrown
10 the other nineteen, had been glut-
tonously gobbledup in an exceedingly
bHet space oftime. Another was ta-
Ken from the nineteen, and being
chopped small like its predecessor, was
served up TO the eighteen, andat once
devoured like the other; and SO on to
Tue last, who was thus placed in the
position Of having eaten his nineteen
companions in a wonderfully short
"I'e. All this, most pleasantly nar
rated, obtained a success which the
writer was far from anticipating, for
Tue story ran the rounds OF all the
yTanaI8 in Europe. 1t then became
almost forgotten for about a score Of
years, when it came back from Amer,
ca, with amplifcations which it did
l'' boast Of at the commencement,
a01 With Il regular certificate OF the
autopsy Of the body Of the surviving
animal, whose asophagus was declar
eg'o have been found seriously injur-
'p, Every one laughed at hehistory
~ I'e canarl thus brought.up again
'ol the word retains it's novel signiti.
cation" W .sIr
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LAS RIEMROLD. JR.
oKTRAoToR AND BUILDg
Or / ". a. BAKER

<IER "a experience Of thirteen years ~ the
/ practlce Of Medieine snd surgery now oners ne
~ OCCASIONAL osryiees the citizens Of Davenport
4 Its vicinity. Particular attention viii be given
% 1,eratiye surgery and diseases Of Ihe throat and
4als Oace ia Post once Block No. =, Up stairs
a, ) on 5th A.. between Brady & Perry Sta
=, 70. -dff.
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St0Dfs.
BUY YOUR STOVES

yyrHERE will always be found one the best az
w sortrnent- OF stoves. Tin Plate, sheet irou'
WIRE. Japapped Ware. lin, Sheet Iron and Copper
Varrin ihfs city. Amoug his sssor,mentof
= II ON L. :.
sre the 'ceI4nJted Climax and Charter oas Cock
stoves coal or ropf; - ful. and complete as.
sar,rneu ., Psrllr, Box AMI Heating scyes Elevatei l
Dven Storcs, and many other patterns too nuIner.
Jus 10 rasnti1n. Our motto is, Qnick Sales and
slaal Pro0iE Good wets, all warranted or no sale
one dnlnr "a, Il dollar es rned: and BY cali ng
N This Stove store yon viii save II and zettusf 81
rood an article AZ at any other house.
Particular attention psidto House Rookng. spout.
inv and Jof Wori in general out Of good Tin and
stock, b0piug 10 receive share OF the pubhc pat
ropage by this motto: ''Quick Sales and Small
p,ofi. fs.btD ID. l.. HORNE.
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run DAU4Y GAZETTE.

l 1E -
rr,,oe, Of a letter dated Oct. 10
,.5s from the London CORES ponien'
ofths Presbyterian Ban''S' and Aa,
yocate
A splendid entertainment was slV-
~ jast week to PROFESSOR MORSE; the
Gu i"ent ~" American who invented the
Tina,ric f'I' Telegraph. The Chairman,
vlr'C NJ Cooke, distinguished director Of
a. =" Enolish Electric Telegraph Com
,anr u, Who. with Professor Wheatstern
s".t Sna'' practically established the Elec-
tT;c re' telegraph in Great Britain,
~, -ays q most interesting sketch OF the
'sise oI the railway system, and It's
.rasdy travelling, as contrasted with
tbs mail coaches of the olden time
NEXT he referred to the establishment
af0rsap Steamers between England
and the United States, in which he
'si4 America takes the lead-pro-
Snees the swiitest ships. yachts, and
,te.mboats.n Then came ''the grand
Jea' Of the telegraph, such an advan-
,sge to a vast country like America,
sn3 this invention originated with
Professor Morse, whose system Is the
|kst and 'the simplest that ever has,
| Or ever will be conceived. Three
Donts in Professor Morse's speech de
.erye notice. FIRST, His aeknowi-
Jsement of God in human discover
Al the "simultaneity" Of which,
.prnging mp in many minds at once,
ands its proper solution IN that the
srest Author Of all good, the Giyer OF
every gift to the world, intends, when
,ach boon Is bestowed, that DE first
and prominently shall be recognized;
80 that when many minds have been
directed to one point without the pos.
siblity Of intercommunicahon, "one
i led to exelain, as by an irresistible
impulse. What hath God wrought;
Ss5oad. Tie opportunity furnished
and embraced to express aud promote
mutual good win between our two
great nations. How important,
Third, The wonders and blessings yet
10 be developed by the telegraph.
aImbibing. saws Professor Morse,
the spirit of the motto E,rcelSiOJ, we
aust look onward, until all nations
shall be linked IN electric bonds, and
the telegraph over land, and beneath
the sea. a.Eshall proclaim universal
union. Then the universal telegraph
motto shall be not Epttrs6us tf'tm,
1ut tn omnibus URuma
Modern discoveries are in the hands
d Him who is Head over all things
o the Church, and are his pioneers!
Blessed thought. The day is coming
shen the telegraph shall be employed,
not TO speed the soft intercourse from
pole to pole Of human friendship, nor
yet to arouse and alarm by tidings OF
,adden revolutions, or of battles lost
sgd won, but TO tell of 'nations born
ina day" OF Babylon the great tal-
Len, Of tyrauts crushed, and hoary
i1peNtitions overthrown, and that
forever
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gsr, y. gs.. .HcCORT.g'E 4

nFItKS hI5 prOlz.taa 'rIFI'13 !" ile E'IlH'ha u
~ DayrHf 7rC aud yielnttys
Oficeu 81 6 NnnEvra new bnldiaB. sJtHrf ai
Brady ID f"grl stt-et-.
EEFE fis,fss b. davenport, Jsme" Cannon.
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Dyer's
BROCATIOS.
] TOT lVHf fUWH NFHF1 sISFs1 Uo WIIuVus "
What Overs Healing En- brocation

Wnat Dyers healing EmoroeaIon u.s.
itsapertect Pain Destroyer and an Invaluable rem
ey for the cur OF Rheumatism, Cuts Nounds ram IN
the side lack and Lambs Lumoago, sore Ihrost' Burns
ccatds, SweiliDgs Agues Cramp, Piles, &C. For ttts
and Wouns II Is superior TO any other prepafston ~
will Afford immediate relief in scalds or burns and for
Pains or weak ness in part Of the system viii give
certain relief in very short time,
Used internally 70 Is one Of the most valuable RENE
dies tor crn or sP.smodic anecfons Tor pains or sore
in the side, throat chest and soac d, Tor sieh
headache hsusas, sea sickness rheumatism or any u
iernal weakness caused by tall or strain IL POSSESSES
soothins healing and pain-desfoying properties une-
quaiea =! sn! o.set soh poohn nles ~ ela We ~,
Mheser M shM anu NJ 'h "n'''ns '"' P'Os " % ~ 'H'
suv'e s,y a.asu ~ ,,.s 49,, p..; -,
WASt ass Oy1I noa.nS 1noioeas1on eono'
WoDders indeed! II IL known every wbere az astah-
iard medicine, sure roneds, and suniNersa panscea
Tor rheumasn, cuts, wou Dr. burns, sesius, nhioaso
throst, iias, bowel complaints, ohoera wind cho
ie, dyseptary, and nunefous other Ills and aches ii-
popularity u owing 10 ITS own intrinsic merits once
used dispHn with. II becoming daily
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SlosaLn- store.
Dry Goods, Clothing, etc.

.Ssco"t S., opposite lie Claire Roar
Dayen port. Apl 3dtf EDWARD sLusy
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A Sure Remedy for Piles,


Nl shor q. brady street, between Fourth and fiIsit
Nest side, shrre they intend keeping hand . tu!
assortment Of the ciOess. Meats offered the psy
export public The patronage OF families Is respectful
~ solicited, as only viii Meats be good, but
prices low. There's going dowa tnsG tor Beef
Nation, Pork esc wbeb ssB supply yoursal7es with
the best at MOORE LEATHERs
+
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THE subscriber would re-
4 apecttaiiy announce TO Ms
s5s.ss sSSlE5triends that he will continue the
aseye busIness in all its branch,
ss 81 tho old stand Perry street, between second
aud Ihlr Streets.
r. EaE experience il tho above business war
fa8 70. Ia assuri az his paronsfdh sattsi"tttpb ID
AIS yfruE 1h4E may be entrusted to him
Pl.EFpI all eolors prepared and read ior USE
tisss sI all sizes, putt +, &e., for sale
G,l, VI I'D d{f JAMES UhSNEL.
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STOVES At WOLESALE'
The largest Stovo Store

. =
.NrEahsu receive on the opening of navigation the
w laryes. stock of STOVES and TfNNERs
STOCK ever brought TO the State Of Iowa. Among
the numerous articles which shall keep constant
y ON hand for timers are Tin Plate, Shss Iron
Boiler from No. II TO -, Charcoal do, Rxssia do,
lg7ikatiOn Russia do Wire, timed Coppey's, Bra-
i-rts do. Block tin, Lead, Copper Bouons, Metal
do, roH Rfoe,s all sizes, timed do, at kfSds "
presssd q are. JapaHHsd do, Timers Tools;and we
ASSURE all persons fayoring with an order that we
will sell them goodsin line ss low they can be
honght In Chicago ST. Louis, and much lower than
they nave been paying for them heretofore in this
place, aud on tsrmS to sAit
Please give us call and learn our prices, and
then we think you will spend neith er time nor NOR
ey hereafter IN buying At the two places above
samed.
n r. In fe v aays we shall rece i've an assort-
iaeut of The above named goods By Railroad, sum
cent 20 supply the Immediate demand.
Country Merchants ca rely upon being ssPpiied-
q, all times with Tiuware and on favorable terms al
Bhesssaie prices.
Old Rags, Copper, 2e., 3c,, Sc, taken in sI:
change EJf goods.
40. Burrows ElosS, FrontStrset-
Npbig-JSwtf WIChERsHAM & HICKS.
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nC'INFss.--ln the intense devotion
y, VI Americans to work, there are cer-
,a'n obvious sources Of health and
""PPlness which are heedlessly disre-
5aoed' ... Domestic enjoyment, social
::",'FcoHr5e ~. e with friends, heconyivial.
oi the daily meal, and the refined
.,. %o~1reS Of literature and the arts,
wy ~, al all consistent with a due attention
20, 20 business. These present the natu,
lfo n, diversions to tighten the labor soi
,oJ ,,,G' ana to refresh the spirits prosra-
,I gu wlth the tatigues and anxieties OF
,IS WS aaIly occupations of mankind -
u, III s!se, t.ese, howeyerthe American, with
,ta I' MS poasted civilization, has hardly
.,'e sn appreciation Of New Zealand
@S'hge. r.+ .5 ..s HNa4
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FALL AND WINTER CLOTHING
ATJ0HN J0RDAN's


A i.ARtsS and varied assortment ofMen,s INA
tAHOys' Ready made Gl0thIng, enkrsc
ing aiithsi ferentand spprovedsiyi and I'D ~
Soea orancH out ofthe best mattel rial.
Ffge, ,medIum and common Union, Beaver, Felt
Pilot, pe'srsham and Flushing, Bangups, Sack and
Sercaats. Cloth. Dress and Ffock Goats OF
rsrloas scoiors and qualities. Cloth. Cashmere, Sati-
act. Nelvet and Tweed Panialoons. Silk, Satin Va.
leTts > sansdown, Velvet, Plush, Cloth, CassimsYs
Ssttbct, Double and Single breasted Vests NOakey
ID ckets. Dtawers- Unershrts, Hoee ry, Suspenders
handkerchief, Shirt Gollars, Stocks
iIes Scarf, Winchester aud Seott's approved Pateu
Shoulder sairts. brellas and aIla rtcle
sy svpt ia EentemAR's furnishing stores, Intending
Robes de Chambfeand Revere Yestsand Overeosts
Als", splendid assortment OF uncut Cloths, Cassi-
ireras and festibcsall o which will be made up 70
erern the best manner, with prom ptness, a. accom-
laodating prices, and by competent workmen. This
esiaiisnmentistn the monthly receipt Ofths latesI
Fashionssa thatordersintrustedt to them may bs re-
iedapon az bengin the latestssyl by those Who de
siret- All manner Of plain work and work ofa zen
tcel medium promptly attendedto as heretofore.
HATS ofa new styfetogether with ~ ofths com
mon kinds constantly IN hand.
Grateful ,th ne
y hapes 10 meri lac 0 ntianAnee ofthesame.
JOHN JORDAN.
Merchan II Clothier % PronisIrsst, sppo-
site the Steam Mills.
D,yauport In . =
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PhFEh 7 : -tTINU. " hITEFINN, --.--
t0L0RIaG, Ne.
Y M.DuNr .... OF the arin OF Donnei = DAM
u basstn tr.sr. Ir1s r.a,rons and the public thai
rp ras ratjrg-T.... 4sainesg- snd.Sil Tor Tbs
fl.rys pulr aEtss- . r. si.fnSing, W WhiteuiBg ane
wsAE Cgloriny. as Gyu3g experience as a practical
fsaper Hanger aRa Calling Ahiiener warrants me N
assariug the Ollie fa! satisfaction both ia ECONOMY
and workmanship. g.a
lguarantea 10 make old ceilings tno matter h""
much discoleecd with sm0Rej as white as new.
shop on Third street, lower side, between BRADY
1ayeEport, july 3odlf
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~ ilereas.


"ENRYW. CHAPIN On the 3lst Cay af May,
III D. 1850. made and executed pse1 a Trust htaI,
in daio on that day. which he conveyed 10 IhaT,Ss
b. TFow bridge Truste that certain land and prsnlls
described asloliows. The undivided one half part 81
the haifof tho north west quarter and the west
half the north east quarter of section number four
teen in township number eighty, north Of range eae,
of the th principal meridian, which lard is sitaa
ted in Scott Coanty Iowa. which sad conveyance Was
made securing the payment OF certain proniissory
note for the sum Of Two Hundred Dollars, having the
same with said Deed of Trust, gwen by said erry
". Chaplin 10 Homer s. Finley, aud payable three
months aiter date.
Aud hersas, the said Charles B. Trowbridgs Trgs-
e aforesaid has removed out OF the State ol Iowa
and Hon Wil L. Cook. Cbunfy Judge of Scott County
in pun suance 60 tho authority given in such 10 him,
sppon dd the undersigned, Charles Powers frnsie
n place and stead OF aid Charles b. rrowbrdge, by
appointment ander ihs hxnd and svl OF said County
Judge, bearing date the lsth day af Neysmber 1896.
Now therefore defaut having been made in the pay
Of said note, tho undersigned, Trustee Is aofe
said hereby give notice, thai virtue OF the power a
authority in me vested and power e sale contained
said Deedof Trust, will on Friday the i"etih dal
Of Dscembet next at ten O'Clock in the forenoon oi t
day. at the Cburt House the City OF davenport eA-
pose and for sale the highest bidder Inc above dc
scre.i land aud premises, much thereof as shall
be sufficient 20 pay the amount due on SAID ho,e with IN
tereet together with the costs and expenses OF maxi
such sale. thAS. Fo"Ghs, iIustset
hated November 18th, 1885. noS2o-dSwl
MS /. TO Ger ty that the
1 existing between tho undersigned under the
ane and siyis Of Shoup 4 Barkslo Us this day
dissolved sy mutual consent,
All the densn nds odtstandlng In favor Of said 6rr
5. y, sHoUP.
~ 4. v, BARkAION,
IL The Forwarding and Commission eusines,
viii hereafter bs continued by Il. r sAeup a co
Al ths came stand,
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II AS oI hand anew and fall assortment Of French
4 and English Clothes, Eassimeres and Vestnes
suitable for the season, which he will make up 10
measure on short notice and reasoBa Bile tsrms.
READY MADE CLOTHING.
oi all kinds for spring and summer wear which
viii be solo aseheap asthe cheapest.
FURNISHING GOODS.
good sapply ofeEerything necessary for sentie.
mars wardrobe. spring style Of Hate.
Caps, Trunks, vaIices, Ac.
rs. Nonii invite thoseab 70 parehsse goods
10 The aooNtl line to give aim call before purchasing
aiso~here One price only. No trouble 70 show
goods, ihankfGl Or pastras ors hoPesa continuance
lsfthssRnia SAMUEL PERRY :
Davenport AprilI5ie5s 7Fs