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The daily Gate City., 1856-01-10
Aug i lsg5-dAw


| have - comfortable dwelling houses. Persons
| wanting 10 rent may call at my store IN Main
street as | have empty.
dcc7d&w :. 5. Billings
The daily Gate City., 1856-01-10

ENSIELLE GRANT or the Lost Nfc one II the
Il ~ n5st exquisite love stories published For
sale by n0y24 CAVE d son
The daily Gate City., 1856-01-10

| AS now open fnestnck II French ana Amer
l 4 lean Printed and Plain DeLalnes PLAIN and
Paid Merln1es Caburgs. Black and Golored Mo-
hair DeRases, &C., 10 which he invites the attea
ti9n If the Ladies, assuring them that the stye and
quality are unsurpassed and prices low As tle same
goods can he sold IN the country
keokuk Sept 10. ddw
The daily Gate City., 1856-01-10

I'HoMPSON 5 Christian Theism A prize # nine
thousand dollars was awarded this essay. Fer
sale By noy24 CAVE 4 son.
The daily Gate City., 1856-01-10

4 COMPLETE assortment OF Swiss and Book
"A Mouslns, Bishop Lawns, Careenet Cambrics,
Linens Laees White Curtains &c. for sale cheap at
sept /, 1880. j. u. MINCHELL d co.'s.
The daily Gate City., 1856-01-10
HATS. HaTs!! HaT>i.l

hAlS! hAIS.1 H3E>l.l
4 G. SHELDON i receiving another large
n. stock Of Hats. Caps aud Furs, Gloves. Mis-
and Gents Furnishing Goods, Of tha latest winter
styl for 1885, al If which viii be sold at Il small
advance from Eastern prices Now Is the time for
yon ~ Of those ine sof French fet- hats
: much worn ia the cast and west. Call and buy
Yourself nice, fashionable hat.
Dent forget the pisee. 4. { SHELDON,
uoylg Main st., corner Third.
SHELDON has just received another splendid stock
- of Ladies' Iurs. Ladies call and look al them
SIIELDON has a large stock Of collars erayats
- handkerchiefs, ties, fine shirs, under shirts,
drawers gloves &c. noyly
MILITARY Companies can he supplied with nil-
vi tary hats, caps, or anything they may want IN
the way II military goods, If they viii leave their
orders Al the New YORK liat store.
A. Il. SHELDON,
nysJ Main street, corner IL Third.
A 4 sIIELD0N's sou will fnd FurGloyes. Fur
"A Gauntletts Buck Gloves, Mitts, Driving gloves
Fancy Robes. de naTi9
sHELDoN has got the bs-t stock of SIX 4 scotch
- bingham Umbrellas Canes, Carpet Bags. Leath-
er hat boxes. 6e., there Is IN the wes. Cali ana
anime his stock. novl4
The daily Gate City., 1856-01-10
books Just Published.

FULL OF NISDOM And GENUINE WIT.
INHE Works Of Charles Lamb, with Final Memo
Il rials by Sir Thomas Noon TalIourd. For sale
by noy25 CAVE & son
The daily Gate City., 1856-01-10
Dry Goods.

10 bales A. muslin, prime,
150 pcs satnets ass q, 25 to 75c. per yard
~ dD Ky. jeans do 70 70 40e., do do
1900 do prints, new styles
20 do Coungo;
20 do Lyonese Cloths, and Alpaccas;
DeLaines, Black Silks Coats Spool Thread. twar-
ranted Stewards best Linen Thread and a general
assortment of Yankee notions just received by
sep22dAw Il. A. WILLIAMS
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To Ihc RIhhIsc

ANlAG determined, hereafter IL do an exclu-
sigelx cush business In our fa,ail department.
ase PREPARED tosell ali kf III Hats. Gaps Bon
N"ts. a greatly reduced prizes oar stoek y
n"M 'aff complete nnd we keep nothing hn the
e ~ %la4e. il q W al0iW- h4tf the --latest st le.
hd s sli Tower ler cash fhan ttc common grades
aIe sei3 aa credit @oeeme With vsur dime
81 n! tlhd- i Millinery work aone t. oflsr
At tae shortest notice.
oct 28-dtf +. i. HUMPHREY 6GaGF
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A New store Opened.
M. N. Chamberlain.

"
Dry Goods, Carpets. Paper Hanging,
Oil CLOTHS, WINDOW SHADES,
and
HOUSE FURNISHING DRY GOODS GENERALLY.
nAMASk Lace, and Muslin Draperies, Al
II Oct25d CHAMBERLAIN'S.
TILT Gornices and Bands, Curtain hoops, Corals
NJ ana lassvls for pictures, and Window shades, ut
oct25d CHAMBERLAIN'S.
ID ROCHA Cashmere, silk Wool, Thibet Stella and
ID Merino Shawls at CHAMBERLAIN :.
oct25d
p0NNET, Cap, and Trimming Ribbons, Dress Cloak
ID and Mantilla Trimmings, AT
oct24d CHAMBERLAIN,S
LNBENCH, Swiss, and scotch Needle Work, first
l. rate stock CHAMBERLAIN'S 'S.
oct2Jd
1fL0TIl Talmas at CHAMBERLAIN'S
Y oct 23d
The daily Gate City., 1856-01-10
NEW Go0Ds AND GROCERIES.

NEW GOODS AND GROCERIES.
TINE public Will take notice that haFe received
immense stock Of Dry Goods, Boots and
Shoes, and Groceries, at my old stand On Main w.,
near Fourth
Families wanting groceries can have them put up
at kcukuk wholesale prices.
intend 70 give Particular attention to the pro
duce business, and expect TINT my long experience
ia that line will enable 70 give satisfaction 10 all
customers. sep22 Ii A. WILLIAMS
4 fAsh paid for all country produce, at lie old
y stand Of sep22 b A. WILLIAMS.
NNTANlED.- 1000 bushels Timothy Seed;
w 0,000 do Flax Seed
and all kinds Of grain and seeds for which the high
ert cash prices VIII be paid by
sep22 Il. A. WILLIAMS.
Doors and ohoes.--l7U cases IT boots and Shoes
ID for men, women, boys, girls and infants, just
received by sep22d&w b. A. WILLIAMS.
The daily Gate City., 1856-01-10
Union at the Nimble Sixpence

- s. 4 u. c. BILLINGS have united their
-. stocks Of Dry Goods and Groceries, and may bc
found AZ the old stand Of :. = Billings No. 67 Main
Street, keokuk.
One Of the firm Will spend hiS time n the Last
FOR the purpose Of watching the chance, for buying
goods cheap, that they can sell them lower than
ever. We have on hand u}cr fifty thousand
dollar, worth Of goods which viii sell al grtatl!
reduced prices. Please give ns call.
). s. j y. c. BILLINGS.
The daily Gate City., 1856-01-10
Care: 10 the ladies.


y 0a ready ior the season large stock Of Trim
y ming 6oods IN Selyet-Piain aud Shaded Col
org and Black Of all widths Plush Shaded. Moss
Fringe Moife Antique, Watcred Ribbons Colorsand
Width Gallaons IL great variety nImps. Braids Ae.
some IN bright e0lors for chldr. u + dresses
sept lo ddw I. b. FOSTER.
IRENCH CAsslMLREo-A lot more Of those
superb French .simere- just rccei1ed by
de- leddw 7. = POSTER.
| TAetT NELNEIs--A Assorted coioys, at less than
= eost e import-grcat bargains for milltaer@.
de9lodd" + ID. FOSTER
hkESc GOODS, trimmings Ae. Black Silks in
IL al widths very low. Paid, cAcc. and broeade
Silks. Large and small Plaid Cashmers Printed
Pain be lainea, Black English Grape. Mos4 eltet
More Antique, and Ribbon Trimming list opened
aud far sale cheap. dceloddw p. u. POSTER
q JEENsWARE, dC--A complete assortment of
" Mite Granite Ware in vefls or single pieces
Also f9r holiday presents Decorated China Cups,
Augs. Flower Aases .kra T. ID FOSTER
deel0ddw
RHeiIA sHAWl.S A fsa more long anl siuele
- Brocha shas ior sale low to close of
dee lViAw I. H. FOSTER.
I)LAlDS.-Those beautiful Scotch and Tartan
l plaids. every variety can b. found at
sep2IdAw WooDW ARD L cos.
NJ MEs>Rs. EDITORS Please inform the Ladies
vi that we have received the largest stock Of en-
hrqderies, Collars flpm cnnts $500: Maltese
Black SIX Brussels and real thread Laces Lace .lac-
ahetf ana a"lss Colials lorsets Ribbons More An
tque aud Ribbon Trimmings 1ca ae.
Aug. -, ls55.-ltw
RfADY MADE CLOTHING hyrYthing in his
IL line ean be lad al tho lowest figures AZ
sep2Itrw WOODWARD & cos.
NTQOl DkLAI@ES.-- Every variety u grtainand
W figured Wool Del.aues just received al
sep11d&w WOODWARD Il cos
lREes TRIMMINGS lhe Ladies can be suited
- III ths Tina at
stf-ld&" WOODWARD / cos
faII styles.
IA lave just received our Fall yles Of Ladies
The daily Gate City., 1856-01-10

Dl0 BOXES Glassware and Window Glass at
-UO REYNOLDS Drug storsl
The daily Gate City., 1856-01-10
Autumn Stock
- III H. A - rse T. np

TNAa bess ass9rtu.an, ef I.see Ngils ana Dress
Il Trimmings at scp20 HI ST0N =
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-08-20

A large sssortmen int Of CLOTHS; s. D. F-a
Heavy Castor Beaver for Over Goats;
Double Twilley German Cloths
Harris Cashmere Black and Fancy
Heavy Saifnetts for Pants
Velvet Vesiingsi
GfeBadier
Satin :"
silk
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\ ,lAN s.iSE SAVED.

a. l1RA@IAf, MiGh.. Marsh IL, SOD.
!. A. Eror..,. s4, pear sir:--As took soar me,ii-
cine 10 sell uu ro.. ;.Iica;, ''nJ cure pay, lake
Measure sta.E Objects reported 10 Lne by tifer
ruli,s WHO I've thls place, and thei testimony il
fairs i,geifs a a.. All have rsceiNed;
" < loAs,IN told l4u-''l Lad taken uiua bottles oil
Chaistrs AFur Alsan ad continually run down Mhtse
usus ii untl nIS un5s 'l'eT "rro SoNGSskp 10 lhss
ltssite .sl bvOd dstatssa itou my in"uih ana bow
els % that al tpngl it iEsssssi1is FER ne e ts1s
Lkr.apk aaoi kercAiH The doctors TOO dii All they
,oud Tor me- hut thoagdtt MASK d,c Nothing did uis
auv good anil got EsoDEs' FkyEa ASD AGtE CCRg,
GihIt fecFed me 9t The distress shd nausea AZ
iy iyslolnaSh and iin IN my bead and bowels, ans padne-
al a Isfbsluyut ,Hfs lp ,.shoG tlIie.
d. H. CuNGfIN say: Il had teen taking nsjicine ot
as good aogtor hsts ia oHr county, and takea
auy asaatIty taie and specifics without any good
onl 2Jth August 10 l1th petenlher. sn. seeias how
nicely il operated my brother, 1 got battle of
Rledes' Fever Ule Agie uure which effected perus-
uea cure ~ Iaias t"o-third7 oI a bo1le- gea.
). NJ. CeNAltS was aot here, but the other brothers
sayAis cas-. tls same II. Ms sold the medcis
10th the spe day, and She care was as speedy from
gour. Viii, 'ccspgci 4 iuSTlSaroS.
The above speak, ioc teIr Good proof tits. it ss
Gates have already published, AMI The still greater
Der that !, routiuuslly pouring IN TO .na.
qne thins Las. sear! had oecisoa To sSat'sA
III not,er on drm sho Rae t4lsa enc sJmy gs.sra!
eireslars substituted tAs sa~s Of their rsstrsm sv
my msxieiss, a~a tAss VitA breton isspEdsass erd
tksiY pswpAist VitA tAe sselssiis1, LSt tAe p.epr
@, sJ s@s stasr "sd'e'"' 'ay as ~"eA u As dars'
red to the same Dr. Chrstes Agae Bavaln mention
\ tousd in hesuove tertiieste, ~ rliJ s.
k-Ihere arc several other iuus rious people who ar
anpyiug 10 their poisonous trash all that publish sbcu
nay Fever aud Ague Cure, Atidote to Malaria. creep
tks rtEesss ef Cures aud the Certificate OF the Gel
ebsated chemist Dr. James Chilou in VI IT'S ps
fcy harmless character which il attached to every 10,
tle These will always 10 distinguish my nisdicli
hon ialtsiop', JAS. a. RHODES, rrepliotar,
Wholesale Agtuts--H. Blaksisy. ST. Louis: Barsia
Rro. uhisasS & g wtob, Dsy~Pcrt, and ior sAls p
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-08-20
FANCY Goops IN AMERICA TIL

FANCY GeoDs IN AMERICA The
Courier and Enquirer says that at
least half fotthat class ofarticles known
as fancy goods, in common use in
this country, are manufactured in
American workshops. Reticules and
portmonaies were imported altogether
4 few years ago. Now the American
manufactured articles are regarded as
superior, and the importation has en-
tirely ceased. The manufacture OF
jewelry and silverware, we have long
known, is carried On in this country
toan extent that places us in a posi-
ton quite independent of importation.
In toys, also--by no means an unim-
portant branch of trade--American
manufactures have made great. pro-
.ress, and in a measure supplanted
the imported articles. In fact, there
is considerable expectation yearly
We are without competition in toys
manufactured from India rubber.
which form .he principal export.
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THE DAILY GAZETTE.
---=---=-------------=---=
AMERICAN CLOCK BUSINESS.

fut Of thirty one clock manufac-
tories enumerated by us, in articles on
the subject, two years ago, four have
been destroyed by fire, nine have stop
ped by failure, and five ceased manu-
tactnring on account Of small profits.
There are still thirteen factories max
ing clocks, but only six of them rum.
ming full time and with full complete
lnfIlt Of hands. These six will pro-
dufe abont $4,000 clocks this year.
The remaining seven factories will
make about $4,000 clocks, 80 that the
total productions Of clocks this year
willn exceed 143 900. The Jerome
Manufacturing Company, in 1853 and
1854 produced each year 444,0oo
clocks Thus they mnst have pro-
duced more than an everage Of one
clock per minute. The factory of.
G. Brown during 1851 and 1852 issued
from $4,000 to 100000 clocks annu-
ally making total from the two es-
tablishments OF over 100000 clocks
each year. The Ansonian Company
manufacturedabout $50, 900 last year.
1t Is estimated that nearly q halfa mil
lion of dollars has been lost in selling
clocks under cost within the last three
years. The clocks for expectation
have amounted to about one million
of f1olars annually. The business has
resulted so disastrously to those enga
ged in it, that some time must elapse
before capital will seek this channel
as all Investment, unless something
Ike a combination can be made to
sustain the prices. The clock busi-
ness now stands in peculiar position.
There has been no rise in prices, but
there appears every reason to anticipate
one. The amount oflow priced clocks
made this year will not supply the
home market, and the exportationot
the article must wholly cease fora
lime at least. 1t is said that one or
two English agents have been to the
clock districts, and have secured them
thoroughly to buy all thatcould be fin
ished, but the amounts were small
without prospect of getting more
Asv Hacen Journal and Courier.
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Qlotbing.
1856. Spring and summer 1856.
ARRANGEMENTS,
At THE
GREAT NORTHWESTERN
Clothing and NJ anufa featuring
r. ~ r d X u III.
A. CASTEEL Il Co,

A. CASTEEL Il Co, y.
gTNAkE this opportunity TO Inform the pnbiic Ina
i they have received al their Store, the largest
Stock Of
Broad Cloths, Cassimeres, vestings,
which has ever been brought 10 this market. Ine
Goods which onert the pscon Of the eitiIens
ofthis town surpass In design aud finish, anything
that be offered them thi. side Of New York; being
selected with the greatest and from tho most
tensine houses In the Eastern markets, and with
view to satisfy the tastes Of all our customers NJ
We have also full and complete assortment OF
the latest and most approved styles of
GENTS. FURNISHING GOODS,
which are beyond doubt the laost desirable 70 be
found in this city. Among which arr Gents Shlrts,
Undsrshirts, Stocks, GRAY ats, Gloves, susPenders
Hose, &c. ~
PArticulsr attention will b5 paid, as heretofore 10
the making up Of garments ia ETY. un passed. W
any similar estGblishmenl. 4
Full suts made on shortest notice, and "afrahIed
10 suit. ~ s
Thank full for the bestowai past liberal iayors o.
the public, we lake pleasure In pledging renewed
ddellty, and solicit share Of the ubllc patronise
Apl % d-H A. CASTEEL g. CO.
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NEW CONFECTIONERY
mn - F.vn o. rtaTTryv

ITAVE Just itig1 up rooms OH braig abOfe Fourth
Ii street, Dave upOrt, iDRa, and are prepared 10
InaI aetura 10 order all Kind Oi Caudss Gat % an
Syrups, aud will also Keep on hand u iGil assou-
mont OF Nuts, Oranges, LeinoBs aud other articles
usually ioIstd "a t;nai,ctiUHsry stores.
Gonntry Dealer aud others are invited to call and
examine our stn5a, az 8c wilsyll at sui0l ptoAt.-
Parties weddings aud sdiraes VIII ho supplied with
every variety Of cakes AIj confectionery desired.
May "a, 80 ar
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CHOICE CONVICTION
AND
ICE CREAM SALOON.

~ fNTLE4iEN alI LADIES an Dc furuf-let n al
lhauia with abuar bluirs E@uttfpuHtP nni ice
Gre.,l,- at nay pi asu fl= o, = street, ,'t", 'r@by
I.ral Glu.,eh MuN ]. NLi
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-08-20

CITY HoIEI,
Corner OF Third and Perry Streets,
AcKLEY 4 0LMsfEAD, Proprietors
ryNHE undersigned would respectfully INFORM lheir
l friends and the puShc, TINT they have this dts
the stttTf lioTrL, i"r the seesltioh "i 81
gers aud travellers. IL has been enitseiy rehonoted
ana newly furnished The location 's cehttal anu 'h
xniant and no effort on lhe part the Proprietor ts
shall be anting contribute 10 the c0ht"tt "hsf
patrons. .,.,.t,.,tt,.to..
tlaY, alWay, ia attendance. Also large gGrd CON
n.cts.l Tor the aceomn odallou Of Farme ., csc.
Asharc Vi public patronage isfe specHniil
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Steues.
STONES AT WOIESAE.Et


EA1GS NJ NS0
WE shall receive on the opening OF nav2at9h ;bf
w i largest stoTk Of STOVES and 1IsSzns
STOCK ever bros Chi 20 The state Of iowa Ani"oe
the nuie rous articles which shall keep eonttant-
lyon hand for tiihcrs Tin Piafe. sheer lro"
Boiler from NJ. ~ % ss, Charcoal d., Rpssia 5o,
Imitation Rassia de-, Htrs, tiRRsd Ccppeys, Bra
isr's de-. BIoek TN, Lsaj. Copper Bsttems, Natal
d., froa Rirefs all sizes, tinsed DO, All kisds Of
pressed gars, yssptd de.. 5ysRers Tools and we
assure all person, layoringu With order fha+ We
will sell them goods in onr iue as low "a they be
bought ia Chicago or 81 Louis. and much lower than
they have been paying foT then heretofore In ihis
place, and on terms to sHt.
Please give u call ard learn onr prices, and
then We think yoa viii spend n i'm time
ey hereafter IN buying 81 tho Two places above
named t't@s
n. b. In a few says We shall reaf i've an assort-
ment OF the above named goods by Eailroad, sum
Glen, TO 90 prly tso ftamet ate dernafd.
Country Merchants can rely upon being supplied
at all times IN In ware ni on favorable tefms at
WAoieSats prices
Old Rags, Cdi per, &c, DC, BE-, taken ia ex-
change for goods. Il #sHf FL aEzw
No, Rurrowst Block, Front Street,
fchle-dSwu WICKEksESM & HICKS.
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lhe old Pionee r Bakery still ahead!

,I,tE subserbe has recently made e2tshsNs prep
4 araI.ons for the manufacture OF SuitsI, sugar
pin Br.ad, sc, &c., together with good assori-
mont OF Loaf Bread, Cakes and Kasss; g.
,,n,S Tor IN. inan nufacture Of CrIm Paulfs
PATENT LOAF BREAD,
NADIA bv MaeLlnery III. advantages claimed for
this proeessof making Bread srs tnese, tna ossaa
more uniform is quality, and handsome IN xppeaf-
nuce il ID ma sh whiisr and more even, hkeePs much
longer without bscoaing 40, and to many persons
/. moi obiec tiouable when week oiu, " GUS -
H. nJsonc as the dnest French roll, IL goes farther,
ana is readily niroduced into families who have nes
er used HaAer's Broad bof're. shall continue 70
articles on terms hch cannot iail 10 give en-
Iire satisfaction hope 10 be able 10 supply ~ who
may iayer me with their patronage. ihshkus ot
sane All ord ers from the country gr9mPtiy ansna
cd to. Dns..s DntN "a 49, a
Pioneer Bakery, Front street, one siuArs s"o'e
Burrows Il Pretty steam .ai's'
Davenport. May 81, ie5b-dLl -
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Coal! Coal!

I uWREg. THOMAS i 60. are now receiving, 81
| ilheir Yard near the fs'i road depot, lo TONS
or coal DAILY For Fuel and Steam IL has u
pe,lor in this Market
Owing 10 a combinations oi the miners 10 raise the
,,f,.s oi Coal--wheiy No Mould ioI submit to--ws
were unable, fora short tiiae, 10 suPPyout custom
GiTa,iou tn bieh the unity has no small inter
Sst) Ne are now prepared 70 deii,er - this eis or
t,rnsrur,,ss on applications III the Yard.
I..... Innn lAn3 .nll
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IAS. RII4lnllLIL. L..
yvH P. CABPBELl

CON RhCT0R AND BUlLDE Il,
Shop Hey Arg. 81, .8t GtH sis., u3af OF C0aEfe
ltIOHsl and ,Ngst OI A Ael.30Jtst G u4Tt3I.
tiig 2blA A5l i,E so
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ROBBERY OF ToM THuMB's JEwEIRY.

RoBBERY OF ToM THUMBS JEwELRY.
The Cincinnati Commercial says:
Tom Thumbs agent called upon us
at a late hour last night, and informed
as that the little General had been
robbed Of all the jewels he had receiv-
ed as presents during the last eight or
nine years, and amounting in value
10 about twenty thousand dollars
They were deposited on chair near
the piano. in the Mclodean Hall, with
the intention of exhibiting them to the
audience after the Generals levee had
closed, as rs the usual eustom--but
when the time came for displaying
them. it was discovered that they
were missing. II is supposed that Il
was premeditated robbery, with one
OF more persons, and who had wo
man for an accomphce. The box which
contained them was between two and
three feet long.
L TN uano,. p.rl - u~-as.t1xrp
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New Arrangement.
EE009 =.
Important to Passengers going Last
JOLIET .CUT OFF,

MICHIGAN CENTRAL hhlLnOhD.
fCWo daily trains leave Joliet except sunasysl
L connecting al Lake Station with tho Mie1igsn
Central r. X. er Detroit, and thence with .he ofes'
Western, ,Canada Railway fof Sisgara Falls bunASo,
Albany, New York, Boston, Philadelphia, Moatres''
TRAINS LEAVE JOLIET:
OI5 4. H., LiShtnbg Express arrivEs At Desroh 81
o F. NJ or Boston atl2 1t night, arrive 1t phliade.
phla val, EInh ut 10 L. NJ also connects az Detroit
with steamers for Cleveland. and thencSwith iaofn
iug trains 10 aii paints ia Ohio aud Pennsyi vania
sIuP NJ. Express. connects ne xt morning ~ Detsot
with north Shore .ine OF Steamers through withoet
iauiin ing, arriving al 80 4. NJ eonHccuag WITH hx'
press lrain TO New York and Boston. Also con.
meets with the morning trolD On the Canada Railway
arriving at Niagara Faiis at6, ,30P. NJ.
through tckeisean DO purchased Al tae ueS1tsI-
Gteort1s 81 nptay at Joliet, alo wiux assengsrs to
Iayover a ni re-auIe their seats ut pleasure.
Jdly u 81 diy ,. hiChs oupt.
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COUNTY StIRN E.htJlt,
t.ESf hSCE eos or q SButA- " rsG Brady and 10
cast Ss. Uaitt - he Court House. AN JTdsr'
t,Ju.rJIy a{leatraLg. Aug. 18Th i55 d-wtf
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=. iaTtners6iI, sffh 2. Il Grggs, under the ma 1e
and lyle OF Dawson. Grisxs & Co., TO take effect
o. he lst aay sfNogember, 1855.
lpersoas has ing Unsettled accounts with the old
nrui are requested ~ call and settle. g ocia5
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Dried Apples.
SnOBuSHELs Dried Apples IN store and for sale
CUUby MAY ~ dkw lla B.,P. & ID.
0VO ALvoRD a VAN PATTEN,
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| lW A STEAM CABINET
NiAXlIEACIOKI

INiE subsc ruer Monid respectfully lniUrm Tue NJ
i izens ai davenport and OF Central Iowa t!as i,e
ua and Keeps Constantly Oh hand s'.i i"r
=" tShoiesate and Retail,
FURNiI URE of egefy description, from the ancs!
goh TO the cognnonest Rureaa. Having rceshi got
his stean works into operation, he Is tapabte nl l
iI ali orders .t nlt be given him at shaa notice
and with worS watch he wafranis 10 he ol a oetier
qualIiy than ahlthlng imported Into lhe eit>. ahd
which " III he soia II lower rates Al klla's "t
INsst)sssED FkssNhEl ssE,
also k9pt and for sale low. Plea sseai Aa'l
examine III. st0eS, 1t the mandatory oa S;t o"a
street. south side, east of Perry street.
davenport, MAJ 30 ia91dSau Ia. - ID" ssAsN4-
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Boots and Shoes BY the Case or Dozs

\ AIDES Cali, Kip, G. oat and Md Boots;
- :. 81 Misses Kid Morocco, Eu Boots s. sliPpes
= Pes'd s. sewed Kid; Enaln lei q Goat taskis
Aha 1liier styles Ipr sale by $50 ;es ~ Es
I @ DAWSON, GRiGGs, arD,
kfLdy stree l. I4l,.Jr fro IN 81, Daseupo RI low.