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The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-08-07
a rsUllAN LATE SAVED!


DosAeIac, Mich. March II, 1856
r RHODES. ESD, Dear sir--As took your medi-
cine 10 sell on consignment, uo cure no pay, take
n.r il stating its objects reported TO me by three
brothers who hive ia this place, an1 Their testimony l
f,it. steciuaeu uf all / have received:
~ s. CuNKLIN told me--'l had taken nine bottles OF
Christes Age balsam and continually run down ~hhs
p, IL uttil my lungs and liver We're CONTESTED TO that
sS7,. t,t blood discharged from my mouth and bow
eIs 50 that all thought IL tmposs6!s Ter 5se to tHue
an0fhe er chill The doctors too did all they
ro,S i,F me- hnt thoughtI die. Nothing did me
any gUoI uuIil / got RHODES FEVER AND A9uE CURE,
iehat ouce reevedme of the distress and nauseaa al
nv toaC aud pain IN head and bowels, and produe-
cd permapeat cure in sliert tune ~ ~, a., 81
NJ II, CoNKLIS says Il had been taking medicine OF
as good doctor as We have in our county, and taken
any qunutty of quac and specifics without any good
from 25th August 10 i5th December. But seeing how
nicely it operated on my brother, got R bottle OF
Rhodes Fever aud Ague oure, which effected perma-
neut cure by using two-thrds OF bottle
5. 81. CONELlH not here, but the other brothers
say his ease was the H. MS sold the medicine
to both this same day. aud the care was as speedy from
the l Ynars s't Wth qu',ls te.peei M 4. HUNTINGTON
The above speaks Tor itself Good proof as It u.s. y Is
of no better tenor han the vast number OF like cert
Gates have already published, aud the still reater mum
| Der thar is continually pouring in 10 me-. H
One thug Last year had occasion 10 eaai0S
| the gub tic ia these words
81 inoties one fra UAo haretaien one Of my genera
eircuiars substituted tAs aams Of tAsir nostrsAye'
,DV tneieia ne, and thea EitA brdEen impNdsRss eRs
tksir pamuhst pfth the sreIamatiea, Lst proPri
tor Of aay stAsr msdeiRe say as mseh " 10 dsrss,'
sc. -.4.
Now take pleasure in saying that the eaxtien refer
red to the DIR. Chrisres Ague Balsame mention
| tioued in the above certificate,
l-1here are several other Industrious people who ar
applying their trash ali that publish abou
my EeNerAnd Ague Cure, or Autdete to Malaria, szceP
tke Cert eGtsS 0 Cures and the Certificate OF the eel
ebrate mist Dr. james H. Chiltou in fayor ofits per
Cly harmless character, which attached TO every
te These will always to distinguish my mefiea
4 from limitations. JAS. A. RHODES, PToPristor,
| Providence, RI.
wholesale Asents--H. Biaksisy, ST. Louis; Bareis
Bros Chicago; G. 4. Webb, Davenport, aud Tor ssis
~ DSss-s,ists s,tSrqllY july '56dwSm
so 600 fEAf okp SsASS 4 yiS ,Sr pxTTSN. AZ y
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IsDDTS q. sEOES.
WHOLESALE u RETAIL,
at The E,n1Dire Store.

II E+ NJ. ox B.
xENrs' pateRt ieathsr boots made 10 order.
NJ H., os g.
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Railroads.


SPRING ARRANGEMENTS,
nN aud after Monday, April 18th, 1sJ6,and nnti
)furtlef notice, tr ins will leave Rock Island dai
y, Sundays excepted, as follows:
Cd express. stopping only at the principal
stations At = = lU.45 A.. Vi.
Sd night express, stopping at all stations 910P.
4th freight, with I'd class cars IT $50 A. M.
Trains arriveat Rock Island daily Sundays except
ed, as follows:
ist hight express at 800 A. N.
I'd express, stopping only at the principal :,
stations at SUI r. "a.
mall train ut O.l5 r. M
4th freight with cd class cars at s.45 p. M.
rains this road in direct connection at
Chicago with trains oyer both the Michgaa Southern
and Michigan Central X. X, to and from Detroit To-
ledo, Cleveland, Columbus; Cincinnati, Pittsburgh,
Dunkirk, Buffalo, Niagara Falls, Albany, New York,
Philadelphia, Baltimore and Washington. Also ai
La Sale with trains of the Illinois Central Road
north Galena and south to st. Lons and Cairo, 70
which places ticke ets can be procured Of 8. s. STE
VEINS, Ticket agt. X. X. Depot RI.
Passengers reminded of the necessity of giving
distinct directions 10 the destination Of their bag
gage, slso 70 procure tickets before taking their
the cars, the conductors collect fares only
TO stations the line OF the Chicago and Rock Island
Railroad. JOHN 2. TRACY, Supt.
WI WHITMAN, Asst Sup't.
Rock Island, A pril Z, 1855.
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THE VARIOUS KINDS OF "
G. u h u q w q - T.
MAKryACTUhgp -ss,.s E.aE
LAFLISs, SMITH 81 ,BoIES,
American Ride n. F. +. A., in Kegsaa bs.
. F.F.A . g IS be-.
New York Rife, F" 25 =
Eagle, A." - 80
Target Shooting, t'gs %
Missouri kinein and b Fiasks. !
y American g :. - 4-u.s Z" :. - .t. - r-
Prairie Shcoting,'.l 's'
Eagie g 80 F."
Diamond Grain sssiss
Cannon, Mining and Blasting in Kegs and Barrels.
BAkKLEY, THOMPSON d CO., Agents,
Corner Second and Perry Sts.,
Julys055 -d-w-ly - DAvssroRT, Iowa.
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Stopfs.
STOVES AT WOLESALE
The Largest Stove Store


g in. tho "e9f!s!
yNTE shall receive the opening Of vigation u
w largest stock of STOVES and f1SNERs
STOCK ever brought 20 The State of Iowa. Anon,
the numerous articles which shall keep constant
ly on hand for timers Tin Plate, sheet lron
Boiier from Nos l2 to 2S. Charcoal do, Russia do,
jnitatioR Rassia do, Hire, timed Copperis, Bra
ierTs do, Block tin, Lead Copper Bottoms IHsttel
do, Iron Rirets all sizes, ttanc9 de-. all tfRds Of
pressed rare, Japnpned DO, Tsnnsrs Tools ;and we
all persons fayoriDg with order. thatwe
will sell them goods iB line as low they
bought In Chicago ST. Loris and much tower than
they have been paying for them heretofore in this
place, and on terms TO salt.
Please give US a call and learn our prices. ana
then we think you viii end neither time nor mon
ey hereafter In buying at the two places above
named. seE 53
n. b. In few Gays we shall receiye assort-
meni Of the above named goods by railroad, sufi-
eient to supply the immediate demand.
Country Merchants can rely upon being supplied
at all times with Tinware andon favorable terms at
WAoiesafe prices
Old Rags, Copper, &C., &C., &C., taken In ex-
change for goods.
No, 4 Burrows, Block, Front Street.
Mchi2-dSwu WICKERSHAM g. HICKS.
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6ooDBICH, WHEELER & YAAYIS,

Forwarding ana CommIssIon AeicHsHU'
Warehouse, opposite r. X. depot, davenport. Iowa
DEALERS IN
Grain, Flour, Salt, Cement, and all descrip-
s., tions Of Farm Produce.
Order, solicited and attended to with dispatch Tor the
purchase or sal. of Grain Produce in this aud other
our facilities arc ample for the storage Of all kinds Of
Grain and Produce, s
Liberal cash advances made eonsiSnments when de-
sired. -.fs s.,
Special attention paid to receiving aid forwardiIs 9
goods by Railroad or river Charges established rates
-REFERENCES--
C,ok SARGENT Bankers Davenport Chubb, Bro, Bar
row q Co bankers, Davenport; Nckolls, Campbell 4
CO. Bankers Davenport; Geo. w. Iit, banker Bunaio'
Rsnk OF Orleans Albion n Y Duchess Co. Bank, n +;
TLom.s kempshall, Esq, Rochester, N. T.; Walter
WodelI, n. Y. City; Cary Grsts, commission nsr-
chant, st. Louis; Collins, Humphrey Co., lineage,
Chcago Doughty, Wilkinson 4 Co., Poughkepsie Wal
kins owsley, commission merchant, Louisvilis, ny.
june 90 DIFF -. = Ll -------
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A CARD.

Pa, BRRTHOLD. sAk'L. K.i BARkLRY. N THOAfsOk.
DARkLEY, THOMPSON a. CO.,
Wholesale Dealers In Groceries, ,s3
COMMISSION AND FORWARDING MERCHANTS,
COrRer Perry asd Second Stfeets.
Davenport, Iowa.
Agentsfor tn sale oi Lanin b Smiths Gun powder
constantly hand one thousand Kegs and C&scs Ri
As. Dorliag and Mining Pswdsf Shs,-t We Nili fur
mist tho trade, Powder serv.
cd al d We minutes notice.
July s,1eIa-wtrw-ly
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The old Pioneer Bakery still ahead!

The Old Pioneer Bakery still ahead!
,t,HE subscriber has recently made extensive prep
L arations for the manufacture Of sntler, sugar
gostop, soda, Pic Mic, Water and Oyster Crackers,
pilot Bread, sc, &C.. together with good assort-
ment OF Loaf Bread, Cakes and Rusks;
" hoya aIso nurchased The Patent Right for SCOTT
eaun,y for me man uiaetu ture of CrCm 4 Paups
PATENT LOAF BREAD,
made by Machinery. The advantages slnmea ior
this process Of making Bread are these, me bread
more uniform ia quality, and handsome In appear :
ance i, is much winter and more even, keeps muen
longer out beconing stale, and TO many persons
lis not objec tionable when week old, u gus rs
handsome as the hnest French roll II goes iahnef,
and is readily uced into families VINO nave new
ar nsed Bah era Bread before, shall continue 10
run Bread Wagon as heretofore IN m Shealng ring n she
above articles on terms which cannot a, 70 se s
NAV iaver me with their patronage. inahAut .ol
past favors, i hope to meri; conhnuancs s ~ so =
same All orders from the country promptly r aarna
ed to. UAS,isH ~. -, =
Pioneer Bakery, Front Street, one square aoofe
Burrows Il Prettyman's Steam hhs'
puyeuuo rt, May 81, 1856 dtl
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Doots ano Shoes.
the SHOE TRADE.

yyAVTNG increased oar facifi,ies Ter rnanufscsor
Ii iHs and dealing in Boots, Shoes and Leather, lhs
undGTs Hcd successors 10 \. O.. Dawson N Co., opeA
10 tAr citizens ofDayenportand vicinity, zreaterin
ducera than TO buy their boots and Shoes oi
them Oar retail stock hereafter will always son'
tiB every description OF goods wanted BY the people
VIC atao are making extensive preparations for
Whoi aeing Boots and Shoes, and we invite coup-
trY dealers call and examine stock and prices,
ast g lgr determination 70 sell on good terms AZ
tney cah be parchasedin ST I.euis or Chicago.
DAWSON, GBIGGs " Co.
oct-5 Brady ST., door from Cd.
8oys' Youths and Infants Boots
A LAKGE lot Of the above, Calf, Kip ard Cow.
Dee g DAWSON, GRIGGs q co.
Home Made Boots and Shoes.
yyT + make every style and quality Of Boots, Gar
w tefs, OxfordTies, and nne Calf Shoes for gents
shor notice, ofprime stock
Those VINO want "Home Made'' work will please
Dec3 DAWSON, GRIGGs & co.
Gent Galscrs BOYS Caters! Youths Gaiters
TF7HE largest and aest stock we have ever offered
Il Fine Gait, sewed and psy2ed, double and single
sole. I;aoH aud rab Cloth Gaiters Pate ut heather
and B1eksLia Caters, lor sale very cheap BY
Dec3 DAWSON, GR1GGS q CO.
Men5 Long Rubber Boots.
LSG Rubber Sandals, Caters and Slippers for La
= die aud Gents, Misses aud children,by
Dec . DAWSON, GRIGGs & co.
Warm Feet! Dry Feet!
nAASOS, GRfGGS a CO. have a complete
II sgrtment Of Far-iined, Cloth and Buffalo over
shoes, f1r safe cheap. dec 5.
THE SHOE TRADE,
Et0UNTRY Merchants are invited 10 call and
~ auiHe assortment, which is just suited 10 this
MarkCE. Our prices will at all times be as low as
those orChicago or ST. Louis.
Dec3 DAWSON, GRIGGS & CO.
Boots and Shoes by the Case or Dozen.
{ AIDES Cali, Kip, Goat and Kid Boots;
IL - d Misses Kid, Morocco, In Boots & sliPpes
Pegd6 sewed Kid, Enamel & Goat BuskiBs
and other styles forsaie by
DAWSON, GRIGGs, x CO,
Bfsdy street, door from cd. Davenport, Iowa.
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Cnal! Goal!

r oWREY THOMAS 81 co. are now receiving, Al
l Ilheir Yard near the rail road depot, loo TONS
or COAL DAILY For Fuel and Steam ithas no su-
Owing 10 combination Of the miners to raise the
nriee o Coal--whieh we would not submit to--we
we're unable, for short time, supply our custom
r. Rat having succeeded in breaking up this COM
bna,ion lin which the ommunity has no small inter.
estl We are now prepared 10 deliver in this city or
Davenport. in quantity 10 SUI. puIsnaases ~ ou'
former pyiGes, on lpPilcauoA " 'hS Aa'~'
| Peel -Islanl Ian 3,.dtf
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GROCERIES AND PROVISIONS.
WILEY & MUNGER'6
On Cd st bet Main and Brady,
OPPOSITE LIE CLAIRE BLOCK.

ItlTIgENs ofScott and adjoining counties. Your
ami and bay the best stocks OF Grocaries,
Provisions, Wooden and Willow Ware, Dried Fruits,
Obs Paints, q !e4nsware, Glassware, &es- C0nsot-
ing In part ofthe following Goeds:
EeuBG HysoG, Imp, Gunpow der and Block TeAs,
New Orleans, Cltrihed; Powdered and crushed Su-
gars; 10 Java, Brow ned and Ground Cofiees; Mo-
asses Ia Kegs, bbls. and sbls. Dried & Preserved
Fruits. 3s
A large assortment Of Soaps, Plaster Paris and
Louisville Cement, Jersey Zinc and White Load,
Lin seed, Lard aad Tanners oils; Whitehall, Mack.
eretanJ Hoering, Willow Baskets, Willow WAGONS
and Cabs; Tubs, Buckets, Churns, Brooms, De !:
Powder, Shot, Lead and Percussion Caps; 400 bush.
els Dried pples; 300 bs. Smoked Beef Sugar eur
ed hams aud snoaldefs; Lard and Picked Pork |;
every other article connected with the Grscery bust
aess which you respectfully invited to call aud
eAap,iBe. f4t3#s [5e@f
Allhsayy articles delivered within any part Of the
city. y l atfF
Dayenport, Iune 0, l2twtf.
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LIE CLAIRE FOUNDRY
Fire and Burglar Proof Safes

rr. .IE1 -
HAVING obtained lhe agency for the sale Of LII
H lies Patent Fire and Burglar Proof Safes, Eauk
Locks. Bank Vault Doorsand Frames, are prspar-
ed to furnish at manufacturers prices any 0i these
articles on short notice.
these Safes are all fastened with Lille Locks giv
ing nndoubted secLiity against thieves perfectly
free from dampRess and better fre proofs than any
other safe made. The burning of them in any bail-
ding eannot materially njure them, and they may be
exchanged for one at any agency by paying for
repainting. The vault doors and frames reliable,
economical, ,ornamentaland generally usedwh they
are best known.
The Bank Lockshave always foited the burglar and
all Bank Lock seeking competitors.
The various tests applied TO these articles by jurors
at and agricultural fairs where they have
always obtained the first premiums establishes the
certainty Of their superiority. Purchasers invited
to call snd examine the articles, references, eerta
Gates, &C., before purchasing. ans
The undersigned are the only agents in Rock g
land (Iil) and Davenport {Iowa} for the Worlds
Safe Company, OF Troy, N. Y. Orders addressed to
either place viii receive prompt attention.
--EA4i Uis ~ CHILD * BAKER,
Illinois st. Rock Island. I
EeLk k6tSg-Iy, Secondsl. Davenport.
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THE NEW HOTEL.
w AVERLY HOU s Il i,

A8Iu bSkovss
rs now open for permanent and transient ooardefs'
l Those Who wish q quiet and pleasant home Dur.
ing long orr short sojourn In davenport can ~
al the Waverly House. The tabiesw.., 'e furnisaed
with the deczcies of the season. the room are poas
ant the beds new and son. The Wavsny 10 sscond
to no hotel west Of Chicago Ia point Of beauty o. io'
cation, Pile isant house, good furniture ana goe "a
bles. Id8wlyl u. n. ADAAs, ffophe'"f.
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PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD. 5
E Z m ~


- - :E
The great Central Route, connecting the Al an.ic
cities With the Western, Northwestern, ana South.
western States, by continuous Halfway direct. This
road also connects ut pittsburgh with daily line OF
,eamers 10 all perts the North western Lakes;
King the most direct ehedpest and reliable rsxts BY
which Freight can be forwarded to and from the
Great West. slt
Rates between Philadelphia and PittsbuIg,
First Class. Boots Shoes, Dry, Use. . 100 n
Goods (in boxes) Furs, Feathers, &c.t w. wv
second Class. Books& Station-1
cry, Dry Goods lin bales) Drugs and go. 10 ,oo.
Medicines, hardware, Leather, Wool
Thi rd ass...Anviis, Bagginga
Bacon, PdfE I'm b.akl Cast si.sl,{ SOC y 100 y
Sole Leather Tin bundles) Ochrc, ,dsc.9 a
EOurt h Glass. ...Codee, Fish ,Ba)
con d Pork (packed1 LasdN Lard Oily 40c 100 D.
hemp, Iron, lead, nails, soda ash, &c.)
FLouR-4i per barrel until further notice.
GRAIN-50 cts. per 100 o until further notice.
COTTON-s2 per bale, not exceeding 500 lbs,
weight untfifuther notice. 4i
I Pin shipping Goods from any point cas-, of Phil-
adeiphia, bo particular 10 mark packages via Penn
syiea.i9 Rsilssad - All goods consigned 70 the a.
gents for this Road at Philsdep phia Pitburg, viii
BE forwarded withoutdotention. p y Ii,B sFlF
FRr,oHr Asxsrs.--Harris, Wormiy d Co., Mem,
phis Tenn, X. Sass 3 Co., ST. Louis,J 5. Mitch.
ell q Son, Evansville, Ind; Dumesnil Bell & Bur
drum, Madisin, Ind; sPrigman X Blown, and irwin
a Co, CINCINNATI; n. w. Graham Il Co., Zsnesville
o. Lseeh Co.; . To ha9y ; ~ ho.son' Leesh R. 20.
Place, New York; b. J. sneeder, Philadelphia; Ma
graw s. koens, Baltimore; Geo. O. Froneiscus, Pitts
Ii. ii. HOUSTON, Gsnsrsi FSsieAf agent, PAils
H.. H.J.LoMBAERr, sAS't.-d!tssss, Ps.
PeMnsyly lyania Railroad.
Three Daily Ihrough Trains between Philadelphia
and Pittsburgh. THE MORNING MAIL TRAIN
leaves Philadelphia for Pittsburg al u A. and
Piit,buYgs fer Philadelphia at7A. NJ. The fast line
leaves Philadeiphiaat r NJ. and Pittsburg for Phil
adeipha at r. NJ. THE NIGHT kXPRESS train
leaves Philadelphia for Pittsburgh at IL NJ. and
pittsbu rgh for Philadelphia at IL p. N.
The above liuos connect st Pittsburgh with the
railroads to and from 81. Louis, No., Alton, GaIena
and Chicago, Ill. frankfort, Lexington and Louis
yiIe KY; Terre Haute, Dayton, Springfield, Belle
fontins, Sandasky, Toledo, Cleveland, Columbus,
Zauesyiile, Massillon and Wooster, oho also, with
lhe steam packet boats from and TO New Orleans,
strh0uis, Louisville and Cincinnati.
tickets can be had to or from either Of the
apSy PlssSs ,ss hx6ss,,i. Il s. dlus,.
end starting pothvssr r1egengeN ffoM tie West will
Ind Shs the shortest ana msst route to
pHl3delpbias Baltimore, New Yofk Or tioston.
fHO,s-N60kk, Agent, Passenger Lines, rhia.
blMESKIMES, Agent Passenger hines, Pitts.
fhffa. A0y Cd IS d1y -. 47saa=-s,s.s-er+
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New Arrangement.
iN &Hq 1
Important to PGssengers going Last
JOLIET CUT OFF,

MICHIGAN CENTRAL RAILROAD.
rI,Wo daily trains leave Joliet lexcept sundaysl
connecting at Lake Station with the Michigan
Central r. 4. FOR Detroit and thence With The Great
Western, Canada Railway for Niagara Falls, Buffalo,
ibany, New York, Boston, Phiiadelphia, Montreal,
&c.
TRAINS LEAVE JOLIET:
6,l5 A. NJ, LiShtnng Express arrivKs at Detroit al
M. Niagara Falls 80 nexI korning and n. York
phia val Emt ut 10 r. NJ. also connectsat Detroit
with steamers for Cleveland. and thencewith morn
Ing trains TO all points i'd Ohio and Pennsyivania
STOP NJ. Express csnnects II mOf fning at Detroit
wi ID north shore nne Of Steamers through without
nding, arriving ats 80 A. NJ. connecting with Ex-
press train to New York and Boston. lso con-
arriving at Niagara Falls II 6,30P. NJ.
Through tickets can 9 purchased al the ticket Of
fee Of nplay at joliet, allowing passengers
iayover and resume their seats at pleasure.
July 81 So dly n. RICE, Supt.
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J. y. MINN &C SOV,S
oaTPNT REAPER AND MOWER /,

YENRR subscribers manufacturing large numbssaf
Rs valuable grain and labor saving Machines for he
Iy, 81 1851 with many valuable imp which
ypnrjancc has suggested, making il the aesirahs
s,n,bued Reaper and Mower IN use, being Of hghtsr
,lraIx gui less difficult to manage. s5F d gl
TLe dateut revolving canvass platform upon which shs
ran tails and carried over the side OF the machine =
ns the eaneaye is the greatest invention Of ~
are for saving the grain after it is without wasta ~
tlyn it ia compact hundes OF uniform size chsIsn1ou
the admiration of all that witness its operation =
Price Of four-horse combined Machine also Rsa~au
5 la0 Mower slo0, hall cash delivery balance IN -
months, freight added. For certificates and
tiOns ssa psnII htets So,
HASKELL, DURKEE & ALDRIpGB.
May ie dwti Michigan City Ia
For satls by NoURSE VIELE & CO., Agsntx n. II
rernA' nf Rock Island b From. Streets. Davsnpogt
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Davenport and Dubuque Daily Packet.

Davenport and Dubuque Daily Packet.
-A 'i'HE splendid fast aud $ fs u ssen.
SMNA0 Il ger steamer GOLDEN -~fAfE,
lS153 Wood, Master, willrNu daring til .
season brtw e.u davenport aud DaUuque, connect.
ing ut she lal City with lie DqbG que and ST. Paul
Pa ket Line. She will leave Day anport every A!on-
day, Wednesday and Friday ateo'clncs \. NJ. rtsg
sorfreight orpas.age apply on beard or tom alien
Co., No. i BurTows' Bloes. -4 JalySdH
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RorE' 'fslaMU.

nj. b. OSBORN g. CO.
LAND, STOCK AND INSURANCE BROKERS,
Rock Island, III.
Attend to the payment or taxes and all other matters
connected with Land Agency in all parts oi Illinois
and lows. Once on Orleans street, near Cuorl
House. ..E..
aas Cheap Lands.
i w qs See "a town 30 range ! w 100 acres
w ar sec is - 4AssR - w l60 -
sitaa Ted in Cedar county. Also
N.sW or sec - town 90 range s 90 :"
s n Il or see 90 townS0N :. 4ESO 50
n ! sSE ar sec9d .ssosON 4ke0 ''t
Nj w ar sec so N st ALSO "
SAN " ar sec 90 :. son +" 4EsO 8.
VA sE ar sec ~ s0N g lEsO
In Scott county, offered for thirty days al great
bargans by ther owners who are rmined sell.
,pply TO g NJ. b. OSBORN q CO., Land Agt.
sss y. -.-.,sss.5 j Rock Island, Illinois.
we have also some City ard Country property In
Rock Island county whibh areonered very cheap.
Jan S ,55 d--wu 4#s s faa .HF
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NEW BOOT AND SHOE STORE. /
On BRADY, BET. 4TH & 9Th sTs.
E7 THE subscribsr has taken a store as
e above, where he ia opening airesa stock
- GOOD BOOTS AND SHOES
Mannfselured expressly for retailing, which he ofels
for sale at very ftti irs3 WST
Reasonable Prices. t.ri,t,
either ~ the case, dozen sngie pair. He wilt
receisii z further regular supplies every week from
some The best manuiactories in the East, and
apee s09iI onETRY rIsYs sggReHRETs
can here End assortment of ssasoDable 2 i
Prime gse!akfing EOOds,CsH
al as la prices rs IL any esAbiishmentn in the West.
Aptl5 dow u. y CARLETON.
HURLEY'S sARSAPARILLA.
a. a., tas Is g sfSilIIs ffSilIIs appseeiated
rfv a., has become permanently established the
best an most easctive medicine ofthe day. Cert i'd,
Gates daily pourlhs 20 rom al q .as s'aIes
ery OF r remedy proves iAe ectual Diseases which
for yes rs proved source of missry, and agonizng
rar,tt have readily yielded beneath its irresistible
n nluee, ana countless families rendered happy and
cheer ID ~ is extraordinary efficacy. II you want
M pa and 70 s ., ha snV oshss M.lsn
o al as thing Is capable OF being TO another,
then tlEe Hnrey's, for Out oi thousanas Of cases
IndiaIa Missouri and Kentucky, it has never in
singh ins iaacs been known TO fail, and viii cure be-
yond aii doubt -.r, +
DyspepsAa, OF 5oSsAsn, ss.y !
scrofpia, Kings Evil, iS.
Affect iol,s Of the Zones, Syphilis,
nehiItv. Hsbitual Costiveness,
Erysi 5elas, pulmonary Diseases'
Liver Complaint, Pies,
Tema!e Irregularities, Fistula, ata
skiu Diseases, Diseasd Kidneys,
and grsatand Powerful Tonic, purifying the
Blood, and invigorating the entire System.
The medicine, though prepared az great expense
yettha price Is so moderate, that IL society may oe-
iainit THOMAS A. HURLEY,
Menu -actory, corner O. Seventh and Green sts,
$50 Louisville, Ky. !
~ Eor ~ lie at wholesale or retail by