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The Winchester appeal. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn.) 1856-1856, 1856-05-10

ANOTHER ARCTIC ExrsprrIoN.-Mr.
Henry Grinnell, of New York, has re-
ceived letter from Lady Franklin, in
which she Expresses desire that DR..
Kane should visit England for the pur-
pose of taking charge of another Arc
tic Expedition. She still hopes that
Some survivor of Sir John Franklin's
may be found living among the Es-
quimax, from whom might be obtain
ed the particulars of her husbands
fate. She proposes to fit out a pro-
peller at her own expense, and give
the command to DR.. Kane.
The Winchester appeal. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn.) 1856-1856, 1856-05-10

The youth of friendship is better
than its old age.
The Winchester appeal. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn.) 1856-1856, 1856-05-10
BOOK AND JOB PRINTING,

For the execution OF this Kind Of work we
are prepared with varied and extensive as
sortment Of
PEAW G. FANCY
JOB TYPE AND MATERIAL,
and are ready to do all kinds of work, such as
BLANKS OF EVERY KIND,
PAMPHLETS, PROGRAMMES, POSTERS,
CARDS, CIRCULARS, RECEIPTS,
FUNERAL TICKETS, DRUG LABELS,
BILL HEADS. HAND BILLS,
and every variety Of printing that may be
needed in any business community. We
hope those having need Of such work will send
in their orders, and we pledge ourselves to
I'LL them in manner that will give salts faction
.s-slkssss fe+sf- ',.iIi' tttt-ir rstrunsgg.
The Winchester appeal. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn.) 1856-1856, 1856-05-10

LITTLE GIRLs.-There is something
inexpressibly sweet about little girls.
Lovely, pure, innocent, ingenious, I'M
suspecting, full of kindness to brothers
babies and everything. They are
sweet little human flowers, diamond
dew-drops in the breath of MORN
What pity they should ever become
women, flirts, and heartless coquets!
The Winchester appeal. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn.) 1856-1856, 1856-05-10

LEWIS METCALFE,
ATTORNEY g. COUNSELOR AT LAW
WINCHESTER, TENNESSEE,
Will give prompt attention to all claims on.
trusted to him.
The Winchester appeal. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn.) 1856-1856, 1856-05-10

TIMES OF HOLDING COURTS.
Circuit Court 4th Monday in March, July
and November. Hon. A. ]. Marchbanks,
presiding Judge; George J. Stubblefeld,
Attorney General.
Chancery Court-We Wednesday after The third
Monday in February and August Hon. B.
L. Ridley, Chancellor; Hugh Francis,
Clerk g. Master.
The Winchester appeal. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn.) 1856-1856, 1856-05-10

A western paper quotes Mr.. Ban
croft as having somewhere written of
General Jackson that she never died;
but when death came the old hero
showed him aside, and escaped into
ulorvD
The Winchester appeal. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn.) 1856-1856, 1856-05-10
VERANDAH HOTEL.
MANSION HOUSE,
Market Street.
TsDo doors North of the Square,

Ttoo doors North Of the Square,
OPPOSITE THE INN,
Nashville, Tennessee.
w. l.. BERRY, having taken charge of
this house, is prepared to accommodate all
who may favor him with call, with good
rooms and board at about half the charges of
the large hotels. Thankful for the liberal
patronage heretofore extended, he solicits q
continuance Of the same, and hopes togive en-.
tire satisfaction. Good accommodation for
horses.
W House open at all hours. and meals
furnished to suit Railroad time.
February 16, '56-tf.
The Winchester appeal. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn.) 1856-1856, 1856-05-10

THE GREAT CoMEr.--Astronomers, it
is said, expect the appearance this
year, of the comet of 1856, called
Charles ", and so named from having
according to some historians, caused
that monarch to abdicate and retire to
the Convent of st. Just. 1t is the
identical wandering star, some say,
which appeared in 1864, in 995, and
in Gs3. Its return was fixed for ls4s,
but it did not answer the call, fright
encd perhaps, as monarchial comet,
by the eccentricities of that epoch
The new calculations of the Swans do
not, however, admit of much doubt as
to the present nearness of its visit.
The Winchester appeal. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn.) 1856-1856, 1856-05-10

COUNTY OFFICERS.
L. w. Gonce, Sheriff.
} }sSs W. Ms s"i;h, Deputies.
Nathan Frizzell, Circuit Court Clerk.
William E. Taylor, County Court Clerk.
Adam Hancock, Register.
William Stewart, Trustee.
John T. Slater, Ranger.
A. G. Handley, Surveyor.
John P. Wellington, Coroner.
-- Foster, Chairman County Court.
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Here's settler for some Of the old
incorrigibles:
For men to resolve to be ofn relig-
ion, till all are agreed in one, is just as
it they should determine not to 60 to
dinner till all the clocks in town strike
twelve together.
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For the La0ie

----- TOT Lnb La0lSS.
( EBKAJH kiI, White Kid, English kid, Bronze ! ID
u and Velvet slippers.
Also, Kid, Congress, Engish and French Lastif
Gators, from 81 ,a0tO s2,75 per pair for sale By
itaa% pA WSOS GRIGGs x 90
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DIR. w. =. BLAIN,
OF NEW YORK, @
OCULISI AND AURIST

! as permanently located iu SpSE Island, on llinos
1 street, opposite Island City Hotel where he viii
be happy ali persons sf,e,l with diseases OF the
Eye and Lsr.
Having devoted several years otbs special hrsagi al
his profession, trusts that he gnrVleFC many h0 hsFc
given up n despair with AnauGasa, tie symptoms ot
which Of sight, imaginary Objects ao9tlns
beOIs te ohets Nppsar ob5cnr7d 6y cloud or hs-
Gagss hs0hss of light, enlargement OF she PRflL Gf
Cataract, which the lens white and prevents
ihe rays OF light passing through IL, OptGaina Ina
nation, Near sight, Weakness Of EislOn stTabisuUs Ur
S4nintiug, we'll as ppatuesa ia ts various forms.
hAyius received from Paris tAs new and wonderful
Opthalmoscope with which axe enabled to look into
the depths othe eye sud the iutorl2r clearly
hs outside and thereby the exact state OF the
optic nerve aud rstin8 IN Amsuross the lens in inciP-
aut cataract Also thQ Illuminated SpeeGlum for eN'
amnipg the ear, well seye al new medical prepa
tous fof curing opecty Of the aim oFer the
eye without the Df the knife or causEies-
TO prevent imposition, Dr. a.. deems it prudent 10
state that he Is a regUisr Physician Being graduate
Of the University OF Vermont also Of the New York Op
tnSlmie Hospital, and his ocust Is at
butsble the perfection 70 wneh De has brought the
use Of mecatei yapors in the OF diseases OF
the eye.
T.. S.--Dr. B will doyote aporon of bis time 70 the
treatment OF chronic diseases, ESPECIALLY u che throat
and lungs, having cured himself o! Consumption after
large part OF his right lung usE by disease, we'll
..s man! others "a alike eonoIJs 7ifSe hours nom
alue TO tdur.
EacE. IsLANp, Get. 8, 1885, dwu
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Stopes.
BUY YOUR STOVES

xJTHERE siilsiways be g bd one of The best
Wire. Japanred Ware. Tin Sheet iron and CnpFat
Ware in his city Among bis assortment ef
: T O v II =
are the cel5gthIEd Climax aHd Charter yak Cook
Stove =, eostor WpbsEi ats ful and complete g
sarime Dt PaFior gog am HeatiHg Steves, Elevate
oven sioses, aud many other patterns too nunefs
Jus to mention, our motto 49, Quick sales ana
small Profits; Good work, all warranted or no sale
One dollar save Is a dollar 90 med: and by calling
at this Stove Store von will save II and getjasi 81
rood an article st any other house.
Particular atte Btion paidIo House Roofing, spouts
ing and Job Work in general out Of good Tin aud
stock hoping to receive share OF the pHblis PEI.
ronape bH this motto. ''Gnick Sales and sinai
p,nats - fsepGl j.. l.. HSakE,
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WOOD. WOOD.

q I the CITY WOOD YARD, iuHction ofsecend sas
A1lroRt streets. We have now hand large as,arr
lnent Of all kinds ot seasoned Wood Ram6iF
Maple Ash, 0ak, Hickory, sc,
which selling cheap also barge quantity ot fsue
ng Posts. To Brick Makers tud others who waB
Hsodby thequsntty, viii make liberal dedaatl9ns.
Il WILLIAMS G 60.
Jnne asth dtIan22.l.s paRenrort, InN-a.
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AGerohR11t Taller,
IIAS onhsnd new and full assortment OF French
IA and kpglish Clothes, Cassimeres and VestiEgs
suitable for the season, which ne will make up %
MEASURE on short notice and reasonable terms.
READY MADE CLOTHING.
OF all kinda for Spring and summer wear which
ill be sold as cheap as sths cheapest.
FURNISHING GOODS.
A good supply ofsvery thing necessary genils
mans wardrobe. Spring style of Hats,
Caps. Trunks, yalices, &c.
P.S. Would invite thoseaboutto purchase goods
in ihe above line TO give him call before Pareh
else where. 0ae price only. No trouble 10 show
goods. Ihansfuifor pasGfayors aopesa continuance
OF The same. SAMUEL PERRY.
Davenport Apfil Is 1858
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Dyers
HEALING: EMkIsOCATION.
d iOT Your own beneht neyer be without II.
What Overs Healing EN- brocstiou is, i,

What Dysr's Healing Embroeation is.
II il perfect PAN destroyer, and an invaluable reiu
oly tor che OF rheumatism, Cuts, Wounds, Pssn IN
tie Side Back ana Limbs; Lambaso Sore Threat BuIns
Scalls, Swsngs, Ague, CTamp, Piles Ac, For Cuts
and Wouus il is superior 10 any other prepsrston it
will AFFORD immediate relief in scalds OF burns, and Tor
Pains orweakneSs in any part OF the System il will give
certain relief in avery short tine.
Used internally il Is of the most valuable RENEE
dies tor crsmp or spAsmodc Affections for palms,
ness in the side throat chest, and stomach, TOR sick
headache nausea sea sickness, rheumatism, or any ~
ternal weakness caused by fall or strain. possesses
so0Ihng healing and pain-iesroying properties ane-
qualsd by any otket compound medicine and have
never known TO fan in arresug the progress Of the
What has Dyer's Healing Embrocation dansi
defs, indeed II is known every where as sta "
dard medicine, sure nmedy and universal panAeea
Tor rheumatism cuts, DIS, burns, scads, lambaso,
throat piles bowel complaints cholera, wind ehoi
c dyssntary, and numerous other ills and Aches It's
popularity owing - its intrinsic merits Once
used il is dispensed with, Ii Is hesonng daily
and more popular, and is performing remarksble
day by day. All persons who have never used this
great remedy Tor all sorts Of pain shou al oce obtain
Balm for Every Wound.
Dyes Healing Embrocation has acquired an unprsSe-
cuts burns bruises, scads, TheGsIism and all extsr
nal and internal pain, short period Of time sesn-
strsSgih and quality. Il Is used with s greatest conn
dence By all classes and has beeome 50 universally
knowa thai needs hardly 10 be named in public print
Sure Remedy TOR Piles.
The Pesa distressing compliant, IL more prevs
lieut. than generally supposed. II Is attended With ~
tannation, small tuuors in the generality " sAsss
il i mposbts % resist scralshins and The only pres
sut relief seems to be desire TO tear the skin od This
disease not danserous but sx,rs@sy
Go this maIady Let ali afflicted Try Dyers Healing E-
brocaten and warrant immediately relief and an es
lal cure Mann Troublesome eases OF this complaint
nave been reneded os the use ~ this great meetne.
We can present upon iact in confederation OF tbs
st,te,nent aud thousands bear testimony the great
.f,hfs Has
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y and AFTER Monday sept, sth, isat, and unl
} hiTrn.f notice trains will leave Davenport, fui
iusratne and lows CITY, tSuudAys eScsptedl fol,
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The Gid Pioneer Baker, still ahead.

lNHE subsctl ser has recently Wa.s extensive prep
aratluRs So. tho manuiautAft "t -lIteT, sugar,
aostOn ,.. aIe Me, Water and a. SUR "a ackers,
Pilot Hr, 4a ,e,. tSc., together ssta a good assort
,ueutor la,I nrsau, Cakes and kusks.
ua & .isJ purchased the Patent h'sal i3r Seo''
. ..Inty g3f thc manufacture Ol ItJm 4 FGui's
PATENT LOAF BhEAD,
mad, by machinery. The advantages claimed for
,a process OF uaking Bread, srs lht>e7 he bread -
HOye auiiUrla IL qEaiity, and hnHasOEns N appelL
auae 1t s nUcn eAitar aud more evcE Il keeps much
,uAser with Jut becoming stab afa 10 many persons
Aapgsuu as lac hAesi Frenoh roll, Is goes astheS,
ana - r3siiy Intr9d USsd lutu tettss WHO cove hef-
III, used SAktFs Bcsai hef,re. SAau coalthne 10
ram d Bread Wagon heretofore. IA nheI'ng The
above artlcler terms hiCn eannot la 90 give err
.trg sasl-ctiOI, hope 70 be able 10 sappB an Nh"
ruay I4Nrr me with theif patronage. th"ahini i"t
mai i4yoTs, hope 10 mort eont1aaants % toe
sans All order frnm The country promptly attend
rt baNtti N"""h,
Pioneer Bakery, Front Street, oae E4aarG ABOVE
Burrows Il PrettSmsn's Steam Aitis-
Davenport May ~, ies6-dtl
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Roots and Shoes by the Case or Dozen.

aDTES Calf Kip, Goat and Kid Boots;
a. Misses Kid. Morocco, EA Boots & slippf
Peg'iS sew ed Kid, Enamel 4 Goa, Bnssip
4 g ether 1tYlsI for sale By
ia WSON, GRl6GS, i co,
GRADY strset, door from Cd. Davenport Iowa.
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cOMpASSEs,
nP all sizes OF Gurlsy Il Cos. Troy, at
l spi 2 Lw-ti Ii. A. PORTER 4 BRO r. j.
C5sll Coal.

N4sHEA N0a4s
9 .,.EtE -rEGll.'~ - co. are now receiving, q
I .,aelr \ ard near the rail road depot, loo TONS
OF coal DAILY. For Fuel and Steam il has no su-
psrior in this Market.
priae OF Loai--whieh would not submit to--se
unable ,f0r u shorttime, to supply our custem
ars Bat having succeeded in bTeakir up this coE-
5iusanu [ia which the community has small inter
cst,) y arc now prepared 10 deliver IN this city of
uayoupoSt, In quantity TO suit purchasers az ogI
lsrmer p'4Iss, on Application al Tue Hard.
Ropa Ihnud JsR3,-dtf
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CHICAGO AND ROCK Island RAILROAD.
lss ssR R -,

80
nE and after Monday, April l4ih, lsSoand unlH
cfurthei notice, tr ns will leave Rock Island dal
81 Sundays excepted, as follows:
Ist mail train at o'"o - 81
% express, stopping only atth principal =,
stations al i0.43 a. a.
81 nigat express, stopping atall stations slOP.
AN ffelght, with I'd class cars al $50 A. 81
Trains arrive at Rock island daily, sundays except
sd, as follows: q,
Tsl sight express at s@5o n. Al
ID express, Stopping only al the principal oo, =,
rtxt5Dug SUI - .
mali train at iVio Z - =
4la freight with I'd class care At $40 r d (.
AItrains oYeE this road are in direct connectoA :"
ChGago with trains both the Mich gaa souiheIn
and Michigan Central X. X. to and from DsItoN sc
ledo. Cleveland, Columbus, Cincinnati, Piitsoerga r.
Dunkfrk, BIaalo, sara kaiis, Albany, New 1oFE
Philadelphia, Baltimore and Washington aiso ~'
La salle@i trains o. tie Illinois Central Hoda-
a1TtF U b 4.ana and south To ST. Lobis ana Calfos !"
which place stickGtseAn be procured OF >. b. Sic
VEINS, Ticket agt. *. X. Depot Ri. -.
Pa myers are reminded Of the necessity oi gtiES
di5Iue directions to tne destination OF teeiT oaR
gsEg. sI-e 70 procure tickets before taking thell
sea.s tue ears as the conductors collect iafcs ohA
10 stations on the line OF the Chicago and Rock issha
Eailfoad JOHN z. TRACY, SBpt.
". Il. WmfAAs, ASST Supt.
Rack Afyli I,I 1856.
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FROM sEw HAvRs, CT.
fEESCO, Banner, sligo ana ornamental Peinler,
tirziaPr ~ Wood, Stone and Marble.
Lettering gej Gliding
GLASS,
Window shades, iulsfaf decorations, Portraits,
scenery, Landscapes, PC, al short notice.
ssn Painting and Grainiug for ihs trade.
\ ". earBer Fourth aud Brady Streets. Davenport
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low A STEAM CABINET
fssS.Jsnsayg0isY

a
IU sr y4,ses and Seas cons Attg hana and t"r
ssie at
&haissaie and Retail,
FURNITURE, ri eH5Ty dsset pLtJn, from tue anest
Da 10 ti,e tsBfB luoHest Bureau Having recently got
hs sIealn worSsHto operation, he IL capable OF Hh
ing Al yrier bat mHy pe given hin at shori notice
auG vita WOfk which ne warrants 10 be Of better
reality than anything imported into ths city, and
ntth viii De sold u iawer rates. All kinds OF
saSPOssE2b Ef fsNIGthsI
also kept oakland aud Gaf,sa q low. Pieassauli l1d
rxamine hi. stock, Al the Bsnnfsctory IN Seg 7gi
street, souih side, esst OF i'5rfystrset.
Davenport. Mas 30 Is5dd& wtf l.. a. DE ssAlNf
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1856, Spring and hummer 1886.
ARRANGEMENT,
81 THE
GREAT NORTHWESTERN
Clothing and Manufacturing b
En- II q R 4 III.
A. CASrEEL 4 90.

n LAS IshL ~ w.
-I,AkE this opportunity 10 inform the public taa
i t.sy havs received at their Store, the largest
Stock OF
Broad Cloths, csssimeres, vestings,
which nas ever been brought to this market iha
Goods which fer 70 the inspseton Of ae eit1eNs
ofthis town surpass III design aud hnish, any thing
that ca DC offered snsu iis side OF New York, being
selected With the greatest aRd from the
tensine houses in the Eastern markets. and with .
view 10 satisfy the tastes OF all our castomers.
We have also iall aud complete assortment f"i
tho-ates. aud moss approved sty les OF
GENTS. FURNISHlNG GOODS.
which are beyond doast tbs most desirable TO se
found in this city. Among which ara Gehls' Shirts,
uadershirts, Stocks, crayais, Gloves. susPsnders,
Hose, Sc
Particular attention will be paid, heretofore 10
the making up OF garments ia style unsurpassed by
ANY similar establishment.
Full suits made shortest nottce, and warranted
te suit.
Thank full for the besIox al ofpast liberal fayors OF
the public, We take pleasure in pledSinx renewed
fidelity, and solicit share OF the public patronage.
Apl22 diff A.CASTEEL * co.
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FIIRNISHING GOODS
SAMUEL PERRY.

Second street, opposite LeCiaire Row, Dave
Iowa, ,toetween Maia & brady.) sep6
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fall AND WINTER CLOTHING
At JOHN yORDANs

IOWA LOTHlNG ST0Rk,
A LARGE andvaried assortment ofMe ms and
Aneys, Ready made Ciethanx, emerse
ing di6ereRtand spprovedsty and made by
good " vorkmen out ofthe best material.
Fine, medium and common, Union, Beaver, Felt
Pilot, Pssarsham and Flashing, Rsngups, Sack sand
Palstot 0vercoats. Cloth, Dress and Froek Coats o
various eolors and qualities Cioth Cashmere, Sati
mel, Velvet and Tweed Psntaloons. Silk Satin, Va
lentia 81 ansdo Velvet Plush, Cloth, Cashmere
Sstinst, Double and Single breasted Vests. Monkey
JACK Drawers Undershirts, Hosiery, Suspsndsrs
Gloves Crayats, Hand erchefs shirt Stocks
Tios Scarfs, Winchester and ScosIs Approved Psali
shouiderssan Shirts, umbreiasand alisrtielesasaal
ly kept in gantlomsn's furnishing stores, tneu
Rsbes de Chambre and Revere yestsaRd ovsrcostS.
Also, splendid assortment of aaeat Cloths, cass
nsfes and vestings-al of which will be- made up g.
the beatmsnner, with prcmp.ness, at aceon-
modAtinS price,, and BY competent workmen. Fhin
establishmeRtisin the monthly receipt ofths lates
Fashionsso otAatordersintrustsdt to them may DO re-
sdapop ssoeing in the ia.es tsty by those who de
STREET. All manner OF plain work and work ofs gen
isel sdiu N promptly attsndedto a. heretofore
HATS ofa new styietogelher VI it'll all ofthe CON
moa kinds constantly on hand.
,th IS bse ervonadent'
ly hopes 70 neritsco ntinuanee o ofthssame.
sFR JOHN JORDAN.
flnr "A 4 lafh hiar alxtr,, nno
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PENNsYLvAEIA RAILROAD.
ls ~ -
The great Central Route, connecting the Al lant,'
cities with the Western, Northwestsrn, ana seat!i
western states, byE :, t,Gaoas kalina! aifeo,; ih
IaaIuers 70 all pert p3f tae AvrhTestern LAkes, ma
rfgq the most dire SasaPest and rsiis6!s ro4ts b!
which Freight caa ~ tor~AFdod !" ana lfsm ths
Ratse betvssa Fhila&eIp Ip MIA and Pittsburg,
Fi1sr ,,.se -1,oo', s.o ,.a9.s, pfs.s 7so 100
t.s.s us,si sgiass.-- t'S5Es & Slstiou-}
r- .sr. t,ooda IA batssl irdEs aud Fnc aInns
A,easgsaes. hardware, No'ii
sssoa' aoa'' Fo1s !" oai. a4.s Steel, soc 100
s3ig Lea.keg Ia baHaies4 otAye, &c)
,rgEsrEsa iass .--LoAer, tjsn, ,bAtl
r,l - 8oTs tpackudj L4gitA Lard on,, 40e 300 d
kemE, Iron. issa, gzis, sods asa, &e)
FLoUk--xf ysr Jarrel until further nollce.
agAIN-55 81. per 100 b until further noglec.
CoFfOS-s2 per bale, not exceeding 500 lbs,
weight uniitIuiher notice
adsi1hA be particular 80 mark packages '.ria FsHa
salraEie Iziiread.n Al! goods esnsgEed 10 Ine
4 lois Road al ShIi4deiphia OF fttlss- -fg, wit
ans. -led without detention
EEI4v.,r AaxsTs Harris, Normly 4 Co, lem
81 +. ssa., 4. z. sass * CO.. 81. Louis,J cb'
g. au EyaRsYills, iaaj Dumesnil, Be-, ~ Dur
dt -i. ;afte1 IS IeSett, Louisville ny ~. Mol
q 8 Co., Co. y...taass 81 N GFaaaa !. a., zs.s d,
l.
) Astor House, II. YORK; A William 81. and . Batter
Place. New York; b. j. 51seder, Philadelphia; Ma
grgw L koons, Baltimore; Geo C. Fronciscus, PlIlE
baTg.
s. J. omBAERT, SRPT. 4itseHs, Pa.
Pennsyiyania Railroad.
Three psily Through Trains between Phila4eiyaia
and PIttsburgh THE MORNING NAIL TlGalA
leaves Philadelphia Tor PitlsbuFgat Il A. ID ani
pitsulrgh Ter PbiiadsphiE att s.. N. The fast line
leaves PntiAdelphisat r. Nj. ard FtIsburg for t5il
aGslpbio az +. 81. THE NIGHT hKpRkSS train
leaves Phladel pnis for Pittsburgh az ii ? NJ. ami
pillsburgh for Philadelphia st II p. NJ
Tbe a yUge lines connect at PHtsBaFgh wish the
RnilEoais 80 and from 81. Louis, Mo-. Alton, Galena
and On ,pg0, III. Frankfort, Lexington sad Louis
yilIg. Ii Isrrs Hauto, Dayton, Springfield, Belle
i5ntils 5andnskF, folsdo, Cleveland, Columbus,
Zane le Massillon and Wooster, Ohio; also, vito
tts N packet boats from snd to New orleans,
St Louis. Louisville and Cincinnati.
Through tickets BE had to sr from either OF ths
above places.
For further particulars see handbs e .E9 differ
ert .fvtiug points, Passengers from Ills Nest will
a. .i. lAe shortest and mosl sxpsdltlops route TO
, ~ Ielphia, Baltimore, New York or Boston.
IaO's. MOORE, agent, Passenger Lines, phila
j NESKIMEN, Agent Pas sengrf taHsss Pitts.
PuIia. Noy gd AS dig
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-11-04
YANKEE NOTIONS.
CALI. CALL. CALIm.
.epaT USGEP " CALKfSS
GREAT ATTRACTION!
AT THE
Great Western Clothing Store,
L. Low g IN - O in

~ I. !" q w . II - e . ~
WHOLESALE aud RETAHs.
HAVING just retarned from the east with tHre'
Isl times as large stock Of Cfafbiug aBti
Gcnts' Furnishing Goods As was ever ~
tered this rket, aud at - PSF feat ..ss price
feel confident that salt the pabltc ~ price p
quality. Having had ts1 years s1Rerience III tAf.
~ s, aud ksoxisg we'll is. watts at the psop3e
have selected this stock Of snods fram the sesI
manufacturer nd Of he test qualities. hno
which n sy be found two Thousand Dycr-Goa fs
from IN Is d1lisrs: four thoussud psirs Pants
pTiee from - cents ga thousand Yes :
from - cents TO 10 dollars: Dress G08ts fraE 4
10 25 dollars; kSocb Es - dollars sack 3 " 4.
dollars; shirts from - cts. O. s4,a0: Hat.
Caps, q cntss Furnishing Go0ds, 10 PE&es
nd quality TO suit purchasers. Ali goods bought rs
~ 10 are warranted A. No. sriirfe.
hereby return my sgHcers thanks foflhe pattoa-
sss heretofore tbe ally bestowed on me aud nops
still 70 merit and rscsiYs sas zane. Not Leilsfss =
Block h. LOWENSIklN.
=. 8. Cot atry Merchants will DO weil n rail- art
see my stock before purchasing elsewhere iheE s
will dDd low hgHtss ard rsasona bte terms
augGT dwtf na
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-11-04
pa,,.viyaaIa Railroad
2tOEls aSIauu.

Wal. apcrl Wall Paper!
' a., 10 la.tH. ss Just received and open
| < !ng, W. ht,e ~. station IN saying thRt We
nave the aYgss ata brsl varisty west Of Chicago,
visit TO our store and warehouse will show, all o
which will be sold at reasonable prices.
IL. A. PORTER & BRO,
Old Pioneer Book Store,
Aplgdw-f Rock Island. III.