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The Panola star. ([Panola] Panola County, Miss.) 1856-1857, 1856-10-15
THE TRAVELLING WHISPER.
BY MISS C. w. BARBER.
"Pll tell the tale as it was told to me. .


Miss Bates, our new music teach
er, is no better than she should be.
| don't think that / shall send
Anna Maria or Mary Jane. True,
she comes highly recommended,
but Mrs. Goodnough, whose
daughter went to school last year.
within twenty miles of Miss Bates
fathers, tells me that her daughter
heard from one of her schoolmates,
slight whisper to Miss Bates's
disadvantage; and people are best
known at home, you know"
Mrs. Ashton held both her GLOW
cd hands up i'll wonder and APP
proval of this sentiment, and then
haStened away on her round of
morning calls, all the wiser for
her visit to Mrs. Sawyer's.
Her next stoppimg-place was at
Mrs. Willis'S. She found that Ia
dy over her sowing in the sitting
room, and quite alone.
81 am delighted to see you,"
cried Mrs. Ashton, half breathIess
from fast walking. It has been
AN age since ! met with YOU last.
How are YOU and your charming
daughters, Melissa Ann aud Julia !!
The latter are ut school, | dare
say. BY the way, Mrs. Willis, |
have been greatly shocked this
. morning. ! never should have
dreamed of such thing as Mrs.
Sawyer has just been whispering
to me. can hardly believe it
now. But | must beg you not to
say word about it to 0ny soul ir-
ing. | am so shocked to think
such thing could have happen
ed! Pray don't mention it from
me on amy consideration, but they
do say that Miss Bates, the new
music teacher, has a rcty baa
character niced, ut home. Mrs
Sawyer has it on unquestlonable
authority, and has declined til,
idea OF sending her daughters OF
that account. But she is youns
and pretty, poor thing! aud an
very sorry for her, and wouldn'
injure her for anything III The
world !"
Mrs. Willis laid down her worl
with CONSERVATION pictured II
her face; and the two Ladies
whispered and nodded significant
ly for the next two hours.
At the end of that time Mrs
Willis remembered that sic had
host of calls to make, aud tyln.
OH her bonnet, the two lade
went out together.
Before night, the whisper tha
) Mrs. Sawyer had thoughtlessl..
, echoed from the tongue OF Il schoo
; girl, had travelled all through th
J village, and ten miles into tn
country, and there was. prospec
of its travelling on. on, as far a
the academy of B was known
, and blighting, in every faplil
where it was carried, the tai
fame of "a pale-faced, sweet youn
creature, who bent with patlen
' assiduity over her tasks uncor
n scious that a breath more fat;
than the simoom of the desert ha
passed over her character.
g there is not deliberate cruelty
: thus numbering the reputatlo
and destroying the influence
I another, and that other strange
timid and sensitive as the Mlmo'
!, which sllrinks from the slightc
: touch, tell me in what cfuel1
II consists |! And yet it was all ti
!, work of ,ohisper--a thoughtle
! and unmeaning whisper. MI
Q tes'sreputation was re-estaoils
r ed when she learned, after wee
of suffering, the exaggerated
The Panola star. ([Panola] Panola County, Miss.) 1856-1857, 1856-10-15
THE PANOLA STAR. /"
is PUBLISHED
AT PANOLA, MISS.
EVERY WEDNESDAY,.
BY NJ. 9, W A R D,
EDITOR AND PROPRIETOR.

TERMS.-For one year if paid in
advance, 50 90
If paid within six months 2 so
After six months, 3 90
RATES OF ADVERTISING
One square, first insertion, 81 90
Each subsequent insertion, so
For three months, 90
For six months 90
For one year 12 90
A liberal deduction made for larger
advertisements.
The Panola star. ([Panola] Panola County, Miss.) 1856-1857, 1856-10-15

JOB WORK
Of all descriptions, from large hand
bills TO fancy cards, done witllueatncsS
and despatch, and on reasonable terms.
sY All communications must be
addressed to NJ. 5. Ward, Esq, Pa
nnla. Miss
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-06-24
House Work of the Latest stvie
Fire and Burglar Proof Safes

nAVING obtained the agency 70 = the sale OF LiE-
Ii lies Patent Fire aud Burglar Proof safes, Bank
Locks. bank Vault Doors and France. We prepa
ed TO furnish Gt manufacturers prices any oI thase
articles short notice. 44
These Sai-s all fastened with Lille Locks Civ
ing undoubtsd security against thieyes are perfectly
Tree from danpasss and better hrs proofs than any
ether safe made The burning of then, In any baii-
ding eaaaet Naturally injure them, and they may be
exchanged for ne one at any agency BY paying 70
rapainting. Thesault doors ana frame are reliable
are best known.
The Bank Locks have always foiIed the turgla i,i
all Bank Lock seeking competisors.a u g
The various tests applied 10 these articles by jurors
si mechanical and agricultural fairs where they have
always obtained the first premiums sslsblishes the
certainty Of their superiority. Purchasers are inyitI
10 call and examine the articles, references, cerH
Gates, de-, before purchasing. Z III.
The undersigned are the only agents in Rock is-
land Qll.) and Davenport lIows] for the Worlds
Safe Company, ofTros, N. Y. Orders addressed 10
either place will receive prompt attention. IN,
CHILD s. BAKER,
Illinois st. Rock Islsnd.
hf-dA IN
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UloJtbiag.
FALL AND WINTER CLOTHING
ATJOHN JoRDAE's


4 LAKoE and varied sssprtnent OF Msn,s ana
tAROyS, fSeady made Claiming, ernbrae-
log aIlthsdi approx edstyies snd made by
good wDrkmeB out ofthe best material. .... - -
Fine, medium aud common Union, III ater, Felt,
Eliot, Patsrshsm aud PIushing, Rsnzups, sack and
P8ielot yarroats, Cloth, Dress and Frcck Goats ot
various apd qualities cloth Ga.slmere satl-
Get. Velvet and Tweed Pantaloons. SILK, satin, va
lie atia swsnstown Velvet, Plush, Cloth, cashmere
Sstlnet, Dou bic and Single breasted Vests, MONKEY
Jackets Drawers. Undershirs, Hosiery, suspenders
Gloves Cr.vats HahdkefchiefsJ Shirt Ceia Stocks,
Iiss scarfs Winchester and scotts spprcyed Patent
shoulde rseam Shirts, mbreas nd allartlcesusuai
~ Kept n genteman's furnishing storess inciudlDg
Robes de ghafnbre and Revere Vssts nd Gyeraoats.
Also, splendid assortment Of uncut Cloths, Cass-
ueres and Vesnngs-sii Of which viii be made up 10
0Tierinths best manner, with promptness, at accom-
nodatipg pricss, and by competent wofs N en-. Ihts
establishment isin the monthly receipt ofths latest
Fgshionsso othatordersintristedto them may be re-
lied up9n ssbeig in the elatestsle By those who de-
sTeit. All manner OF plain work and WORT ofa gen
teef medium, promptly attendedto az HERETOFORE
HATS OF d new styletogether with all Of the com
IN on Kinds constantly on hand. .
Gratcfuifor mage ,thes bsefbsrr onnhent
ly hopes 10 nferitaeuBthnanee ofthessrse. - z fsz
.a JOHN JORDAN,
NerceSntTaloran nd other % Frontstreet, sppo-
cite the Steam Mile. ~-'- -~t.
DsysGport,Jaiy I'd 1855 w6zd-tf s..s-..
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I ERIGHTruL Peril. When the Har-
lem 2.15 Railroad train Of Saturday
was passing over the Harlem bridge.
and dashing on--in free. full, 6ery
way--three double whistles gave an
alarm that startled everybody. The
brakemen all fortunately at.their posts.
Immediately exertcd all their power
to break up, and they succeeded Just
as the engine was about 90 feet-it
may be 25 ieet--from an open draw
bridge, yawning for it with 20 feet of
water. Meanwhile the firemen were
seen leaping over the tender, and aim
ing for the first car, but the engineer
heroicaly stuck To his post, and thus
saved the train and the lives of all
connected with it.
Fortunately there were but three
cars-with no baggage car--and the
train being thus light the engineer
was able to save himself. He could
not have seen the open draw, till he
got well on the bridee--;,nd he was
deceiyea it is said, BY the wrong sig
nal being up. Thus was saved hun
dred and fifty human beings from an
other Norwalk calamity.--Neac York
Express Is III. &
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yaro mare.
4. CLOSE g. cos. COLUMN

WE are nov prepared 10 offer dealsrs ard con
w suners akrge stock Of Heavy and Shell nara.
ware, upon aud prices which cannot fa 70 suit
We propose iD this column 10 keep our eustoaers
posted up In hardware matters and invite exits from
our fftends vino desire fair dsaligS,i "a,
or cash propose 10 sell al 8 sAau aifhDcs
1000 kegs Nails. Call soon for bargains in Nails
T. CLOSE " co,
LNIRE kinz safe. the only gen line kind for safe
Il ebeaPby ]. CLOSE q co.
IRON ofsil sires for .sieiow At c,os, oo,.
SAws Circular, naley and Sro,s C1. lttsntsd ro.s
| IRON Arlss, Ihimbis skeins and Spring, et
ChEPENTERs' Tools of ssyary dssscaptGi9s, for
tIABLE and Pocket Cutlery Isfys ,.osk IoE saie
DUMPS, Force Lifting and Chain pumps for sale al
L r. CLOSE * Co.'S. p,
I IGHrnISG Rodsspd IosaLators Io5 sale AZ
hAD Pipe o'al sizes from ne 9i1, ,of cn,s sas Al
0U T. CLOSE & CO.'S.
EGARDEs Tools ofsvsry description a, ca,s
Rhs 'od Pistols sqgs,oitsy qEiosr f@[ sale as,s lev
. STovEs and Tinware which will besold cheap al
% I, CLOSE n cos.
N T. CLOSE 4 co.'s. a
IL -s'te I. CLOSE & cos.
Il I. CLOSE g. cos.
RLAcKsMlTH's Tools, Bellows, Anvi,, Ham
ID me r., for sals Low at T. CLOSE e. cos.
poPE-MaDills and Hemp, ali sizesst
II r..u... IT. CLOSE d cos.
ENGINE, Car and Signal Oil fol sale BY the barrel
u or gkll0n at T. CLOSE + co.'s.
CAV aandrei' Of all sizes from inch to in: for
- sale .... .-.z II, CLOSE o. cos.
ENsrmer vii! md the best assortment of mes and
other make Of sho 'eis, spades a scoops, - Hoes
CHAINS, Log, Ok siadingf Trace, S, Halter sr,s and
y I. CLOSE * Go's.
n doI GraiB Rakes for sale al
1CU sst r. CLOSE & cos,
100 10, SeyIbs snaths, best pattern,st
Ou +. CLOSE - cos,
TINNER's stocs-TIn Plate, Sheet Iroa, Copper
J. and Zinc, for sale at T. CLOSE & co.'s.
SADDLERV and Coach Trimming. a .vss5 io~
- prices, al T. CLOSE & CO.'S,
NTHiTE Lead In Oil, 4. CT ose aud Co. brand,
w juslrsceivedI ~Iffsuted the best In market.
Bt T. CLOSE Il co.'s
T INsEEp Oil by the barrel or gallon
Il T. CLOSE & cos
= ASH, GLASS and Putty low price. q
- r. CLOSE & cos.
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REYERHsCEs,

FRESH BUTTER AND EGGs
OSn0PouNDs Fresh roll Butter, also, Is kegs choice
%OOVpacksd and 500 doseu Eggs ius, received ana
Tor sale at tn. HAwkEYE sToRE@F : NJ -
a apl III JACOB WEAyER JR. 4 co
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Stopfs..
STOVES, Az WOLESALE1
The Largest Stove store
In the ~eOt.3s ta.


w shall receive on the openihz ofna N.
w largest stock Of .ST0VES and. pfNNBFs
STOCK ever bropgh. 20 the Stats Of iowa. Among
the numerous articles which We shalIkee, constant
|; hand for tuners use are TIN PisterSAesf ir6s
Raier frorn No. ~ TO 2s, Charcoal DE-, Russia do,
Initiation Rns.,a de Uisa, sfnNed Coppey's, Byc.
tisros do, Bisek tin, Lend Copper Bottous, Mutual
do, IRON Rfoe,s all sizes, tpRsd DO, ast k1nds e
preSsed rare, J0pqnssd Do, 7Sunsrs Tsets and
assure all persons ssorins with OF der, Sharwe
viii cell then, goods In Iiue 10 they
fought in Chicago or St Louis, and mIeh lower thar
they have been paying for them heretofore In this
place, and on terms to suit.
Please give cafi and learn our prices. a nd
then think you will spend Retn time nor m sn-
ey hereafter in buying al the two places gbov.
named. --H#W 4 a. -9 aE
& NIB. In a few says Ne shall rsc i've 40 sssort
Bent OF the. above named goods by Railroad, surI-
J eieBt TO supply ths Immediate deInaDd.
Country Merchants CO n rely upon beng supplied,
at All times with TinwaFe aud ON iavorabs tefuis Al
tphoiesafs prices s. d.
oit Rags, Copper, &C., &C., Sera tasen in ex-
eh ange for goods.
Brady, beiweeB front and Second street
Hchl2-dAwn WICkEksHAM g. HICKS.
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Tarlctp.


Yankee Notions and Toys.
A LARGEsssortmen u u ustop ening and for sale att
= Davenport Music store; u,co,xr
No i.e Claire Row: CRANpALL HIGGINS.
Guitars,
4 LGrge and very dne assorimen III ofRosevood u az
III various prices ranging from $500 70 94V'
Also Violins seventy 1--we -ryas3
larsaI No Claire Row. u. 20 @ &
Feather Busters,
Very nne assortment can he found at the DaFeD
"a port Music Store;
No { lie Claire Row: .~s. Es-g- - Cs
N al No 8 lie Claire Row: CO IA
X, UITAR and Violin string and every kind Of Musi
- ssi MereAsndise, ,kspteons'antis on haRe a. 10
The Halleluiah,
Just published BY L. Mason, ccntsinings very az
81 collection fCharch Music; Also the shawn by N
Bradbury and G Root, can be found al No . y u
Claire Row ~ II
~ Aeeords0ls and Flutinas
A Large and wrilseiested assortment j 10 stfecslye
~ prices that cannotfa TO give entire sss'
ISIxRioNETTs, r Flutes, Flsssolets, PiOalows pnt
~ Flies at reduced pricesHt
No lie Claire Row. ~ ~ q II
4 Large ecollection on hand anaNew ausicrsseiSeE
No lie Claire Row -o&H
I,HE BEST Piano Forte in the world, Rici
i ardson's modern school for Plano Fortes can Ds
found ot Nos lie Claire Rev: 4-g %. Y y y
DAVENPORT MUSIC STORE fo-
IlRANDALL HIGGlNshsys jusioPened slsrge
" assortment of Guitars, Yioilns, Rardoes, lsmoo
rines, 8s, Also eysry ven Kind efMasIe so9ssnSs
La Claire Row, ~ a@. TWAE oet3d, 1854
HUNT0N'ss sehoolfor Piano Forte, Curtis Gsttai
IL Zundels MelodeoD Instructor and in fact every
kfHd instruction relating to music can bs found
the Davenport MaSeSiore' n
No Z LIE G., aiFe Row: ..,...... .ge- ..#.. Y
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MAMMOTH STOCK OF
NEW GOODS
1t the Great Western Clothing Store,
r.. rs0x-ar1s

y s
No. q, LIZ CLAIRE ROW,
il receipt Of IA. largest aud most complete stock
i Of y. ~. !. 80. = ~
CLOTHING, OF EVERY DESCRIPTION
brought 10 this Market which has been purchased
in ths Eastern markets u greatly reduced prices, and
which he viii sell 4s3NsV .aE. =4.al. ~
T'senty- Fiue per Cent, Cheaper
thar any lshsf ablishment in this section Of
try. He Is sso, addition 10 mis- stock of Clothing,
receiving exts as na we'll selsetsd stock Of
@ Gsntlsmsn's Furnishing Goods
Of ell styles and varieties to which be invites atten
Ioa- His stock has been selected with great
pressy for this market and atthe very lowestprces
In
Extent, Variety and Beauty
his stock cannot be equaIlsd IN yhs region, and
FRESH FROM THE NASUFACTOkY, ii.
All be ssks Is thai the public generally will examine
his stock before purchasing elsewhere, feeling salts
1ed that those who cannot be suited In quantity, qus
ity an price at the - SIS -,.sl--
Great Western Clothing House.
cam be suited ans other estaoiishms nj west OF
Chicago. ". Z. g4Sg
Aug. Fl. d II. ...4 L.. LOWESSTElN.
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WHAT Is A TuRNER!--ln the recent
trial OF the German Turner's at Gov
ington, some discussion arose as to the
character of the German Turner's So
ciety, when Judge Stallo, of Cincin
natl, one otthe council, said:
The name meant gymnastic. Ii
was established to promote and de-
velope the physical man, and also for
the improvement Of the mind. In
Cincinnati it was social organization,
which assembled togethertor gymnas.
tic exercises and the study of.science.
The Turner's ofthat city had library
Of over seven Thousand volumes, com,
prising many scientific and valuable
works. Lectures We're delivered to
them by German and American born
citizens. The society was also
charitable and benevolent one, the
sick members being cared for, and the
families OF the deceased members al
lowed an amount per week. Their
meetings were not secret, and the
members were at all times willing to
listen to the suggestions or opinion of
those not belonging to them. Persons
ofall religious beliefs are admitted as
members"
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LEATHER! LEATHER! LEATHER!
TARF NnTJrE,

THAT III IGHT < SEARS Now Leather Store on
i 20 ST., one door from Ferry, is ne W open;
Where eau DO found al all tunes u full supply OF
Leather ofsyery description for the Shoe or Harness
Maker. Findings, Innings. Lastsand Bindings;
French and American Calf Skins; Enameled, Sole,
Upper nd Harness heather; Morocco, ns,ac.
saddier Hardware Jspaned, Brass snd silver
Plated ofeyery kind and quality;
Harness and Coach Trimmings;
ofsll kinds; Broad CT lths; Enameled Cloths;
Patent Leather i-aces, Frihges, Webbing, Carriage
Bows, Esnds, Hooks Rings, and in short every mi
ele theooach Trimmer or Harness Maker could ish
We respectfully solicit call, to exanine eur stock
feeling confident We can ofer such inducements as 10
mskep h'cnstomers. HAlGHT q SEARS, -
I'd st, one door from Perry,
Ma! 5i-dwly li.~y DAVRNPoRT,
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STAND FROM UNDER

BOOIIS IND SHOES!
+ AN ain now prepared for the Hand winter trade
with from $50 10 50,000 pa qf Boos and Shoes
comprising one OF lac most extensive stocks ever
brought 70 this market sads up eoieis for this lrade
dunng The last three months under the personal SUI
pervisisn Of an experienced workman. AN those
persons in want si good Boots. good Shoes good
Galters, slippers and last though not least,
GREAT AND GOOD BARGAINS
viii do well TO call on the subscriber
Fine Ladies' slthpsrs only twenty I'VE cents ne
PAIR. tents hne boots, 25O, and all other goods in
proportion. Don't ali irush at oneel s -
One door east of Burrows 81 frettyman's store,
Front street, Davenport, iowa JAS. JORDAN =
4 Sept. %, 1855 d-tr ..--,.
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= DR.. ]. HeD0NRLL.
VETERINARY SURGEON.


-. NylSHES 10 inform ihs public thai he
TEI wv has psrma nently located In Davsn-
An pon, here ne will continue 70 treat ali ths
80 diseases The horse Is 81 beet 10, sn the mos,
Scientific Principles. Afler constant practice o
many years on all kinds of diseasss ho feels appy
TO say that he will give sxti sfactpn to all who en-
Pisy i'm. He cav Produce as good Certificates a.
any other west n York He has been he re only
lew months. ANA the mxny mportant cures he ha )
effected since he came sill speak more for him than
can reA NY bo inserted In y newspaper.
The following gentlemen who have 10 pie yed him
since ne cane here on The most severe cases, viii
eertify to bis abilities com petent Sur.
gesn. t-2 g ' ~ lsI.} Il Z.
All diseases warranted cured II earsbie, or NO
money paid
Heearnestly soIicits a trlal on any severe case
whatever. Any case he CANNOT cure, If any e,hsr
man can be soi 10 cure 1t, he will pay him ofhs
own POCKET. 'A@ tS z W
Poll evils and Essuis warrahssd cured in any
staga. @..# I. !.
REFERENCES.
Williams J NJ Cannon, Cotes & Davies,
Woodruff " Wadsworth, d Cslendine, 2 = Webb
4 Co., Hope, Shepler, W .ratis esoa, MARKS s.
Campbell, Barr, B Cue, Thos Rsgap, Flus
Hon J Cook, q Davenport, 7 Easxi d n
Brooks, b Alisn.J \ Crsndaii, Or. O,Rsardon, N.
II. Smith, Dennis Tushy, Gillet, N Row, l.
Niekoils, @ Foster. EtZ
He can be consulted at the City Hotel, or Al his
nes Horse shosins Establishment Oh Third stteet.
spllS-ewu
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Systematic Action for Kansas.

Systematic Action for Kansas.
Illinois, Iowa and Wisconsin respond "a,
th- call for Delegate Conve ntion, 10 br.
holden at Cleveland, Ohio, on the 26,h d,y
OF June, inst. at 10 o'clock A. NJ, to devise
ways anltmeans to rtiectualiy aic The iree.
men of Kansas s as
w. F. NJ. Army,
Sec'y KANSAS Finnnce Com ul Illinois
W. PENN CLARK,
Chairman Iowa Kansas, Aid Com.
CT. HoTCHKISS.
Sec'y. Wisconsin, kapsas Aid Society.
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MEAT F0R THE HUNGRY!
A BARGAIN.

A BARGAIN!
TINE story told that property Is held too high but
those wlshinga bargain ia house and lease woald
dOwel 10 call tbs subscriber. am Obliged to sell
and will do for the ssks of The moas,. ~ 4
CAlsool on the prsmisei, Hsrrison ST. near syh ST
or Il my shop on Slh ST. below the Court Houss.
Alss, = nns lot for sale.
JADe Ne-dt p x. FITZPATRICK,
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Cheap! GheapH Chsap!!!
u@ BOOTS AND SHOES aaH
i, JORDAN would announce to the citizens Of
Dsrenport,' and the public, that he has ofened a
Ladies and GsnaemeBs Zoo, and shoe store ad-
tofning Burrows Pretyman's store, ore door above
the Iowa Siothing store where hejs pre- pared TO man
ufsctnre boots and shoes of all deserp ptioas.
+@.-t sa3 quo LADIES BRANCH -.-la5
Fine SILK lasting Gaiters, fancy and plain
kossuth 6oots; Enamee1 Patent Paris r..
Boots, Ties, bronze Paride; ark
Jenny Linds; Jenny Liuds:
..r BGssins Po' kS Boots
hIaTgeassortnent Of Ladies' and Misses Children 3
Shoes, too nuiDo rous To- mention /.
Also large assortment for Gents wear
Eastern 1ne French Bootss Congress
Caters, Monterey; Jersey lies;
-ta Plain waking Shoes .-
Morecco; .. .
A1d AIlkinis OF heavy work, suitable Tor country =
asTellas city customsRl vhe want neat 1t and easy
bootwouid 90 we'll 10 eallat the davenport Bootand
Shoe store- ACal aBdses.5 f4 1ans8s sfS53-3Alfts
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BALLs and opARTIEs,

4 AIDES and Gents Buffalo over Shoes, Rubbers
IL and fine French Boots, Hips of my manufacture
and thtsargest assortment OF extra boots and Shoes
That Is 10 be seen IN the Queen cities fthe great North
West. NIG saG5ELEg. ls.+g ara :. bT' -
gDayepporl Boot and Shoe Store, one door below
Burrows & Prettynan's moth store. Front 81.
opposite the mill.
Davenport Jan. 25, '55 JAMES JORDAN
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CHEAP

=z-H CHEAP
HARDWARE Il STOVE sTOEE.
NEW ARRANGBMENT. '1tis -,
Rave just opened extensive Il ck of Stoye.
~ I aud fsarjvare IN tho OH STA Nj uY fh h
- Corner Front and Brady streets,
Where there be- found largs and eenli4rs ss,rt
SHELF AND HEAVY HARDWARE,
wits Spikes, Glass, Clnf.rs and Joiners To- and
in fact ftbihg in the Hardware line which wil =s
fr Cash, cheaper than he had any establishment IN
this city.
Give He Call. - ss5.ss b.
Dons forget the place Corner Front and frady Streets
nayj<lwtl ". W. PARKER.
~ STORES, Stores.
MULTIPLIED BY STOVES. s.-..
and THE ANSWER Is STOVES!
4 THOUGH We csHHos Keep on hsut some %
i1or 3" Stoves, rs come sf our neighbors, the
are, We sell 50 cnesp ahd 50 good tieis of
stoves that II becomes diracait 10 supply u de-
ma4d but new supply Of freight ha arrival
aud been placed on our road, and have completed
our 90 a. TO be able now 10 supply the
demands Ofa!l, he the same MORE OK LESS
SO after looking around among all The LONE
HORSE" Stove shops Ia this city, to no purIo-e,
come To 49, ~ aezssfz- 4.4s aUs s. -.t.-
= Twitchell Gillett's,
The only Stove Emporium Ia the west, and buy a
Store as IL stors In our prieer- for chez pnes,,
we defy all eompetition--every article oarranted
and if not satisfactory. refund The money. A mon
assortment may Oe found the cole DRAFTED
Forest Oak, for wood or Coal, the Climax;
Black Diamond. for coal: The King OF
Stoves and Governor, elevated ovens
sll kinds q Parfor. Office ant Heating Stoves.-
Tin aud Copper Ware Oh han.i al ali iimes. Roof
ing, Jobting, &c. done 10 order.
Brady Street, nearly opposite the P. O..
Feb 4-dtf DAVENPORT. IOWA.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-06-24
SEASON OF 1856

A AYKINsok, f. r, RkinoLpss
SEASON OF 1856, Ha sg -
THE undersigned have formed a eoPsrSnership for
MAKING AND SELLING BRICKS, -
SUCH rs Pressed Stock, ,Corniee Common and all 9TH
kinds, BY the Thousand or laid IN lhe wall In any
hand and for sale. ATKINSON & REYNOLDS.
Kock Island, J an, {, 1856 dom