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Butte record., 1856-03-08

REMARKS.
There is now due Butte County from Plumas
County, the sum Of four thousand dollars OIL
the debt; this sum is payable ut this time
Also, near twelve thousand dollars county
tax unpaid over one half of this can be col
lectei From these sums deduct the present
county debt which is s3,399 81, and surplus
is left in favor of the County Our revenue
is increasing rapidly, and bids fair to wipe out
the county Indebtedness in short time.
Butte record., 1856-03-08

ESTABLISHED FOR TIE PERMANENT CURE OF
ALL PRIVATE AND CHRONIC DlSEASEs AND
TIE SUPPRESSION OF QUACkEHY
SAR. L. J. CZAPKAY, Iate in the Hungari-
Butte record., 1856-03-08

State of California
County of Butte,
l hereby certify that the fore
going statement to be correct as based upon
the Report of the County Auditor of June %
1855, and as shown by his Books and those o.
the County Treasurer.
MILES CHAPLIN,
County Auditor.
By A. E. GRIFFITHs, Deputy.
Jan. l, 1856
Butte record., 1856-03-08

SoO,9oO IA
Total amount of scrip redeemed
from June %, 1855 to January
l, 1850. Observation-Disclosures. 23,1S4 10
Total amount of scrip issuing from
June %, 1855, to January l,
1886, and interest. ........ 14,2l4 90
Total amount OF County debt, June
%, 1856. ............. 2o,125 90
Amount of debt and interest ac-
crued since. ce................. 14,2l4 90
Total debt. ............ aa4, $40 oS
Deduct the amount paid into the
Treasury since June %, 1852 80, ,960 -
Total debt of County. ...... SO ,299 "a
January lst, 1856.
Butte record., 1856-03-08

4 CARD.-FRON DR. Y0UNG'S PRIVATE
"A MEDICAL ofiice-Io the afflicted,
ihis age Of progress, when science Is dsy-,,,.
ug itself in such a manner as to alrea7 s.-
most miraculous, everything IL een.n,'urs,.
IS looked upon as not worth notice Iuy;4,
Of this fact, DR.. Young, corner of Montgomery
and California streets. has concluded t. l-,ya
the benten track hitherto pursued 5y mos,
scientific physicians, (that Of waiting fcI n,
pubic to find you out alone,) and putl-,l. O..
the world, as much as may be, HI knowl,d,s
Of the healing art, to let those VINO be in ne5,
Of assistance know where they can h1l reG.i
without fear Of being imposed upon
In continuation OF this object Dr.. YouD,
would -ay. that Of the past ten years le Ia,
pursued the practice Of medicine in ole OF tbs
largest cities in the United States. with tsf
highest success, and that his stauding AS q
p1ysiclan Is without reIr0deh, having ut on,
tlne been lecturer at the University If Penn.
sylvania on venereal diseases, &c.
Upon all Of these considerations. Dr. Your,
has confidence in introducing himself to tIs
public, knowing that they will sustain well
earned merit.
The following are few of the many testi-
monials which have appeared in the public
Journals the last few years:
From the Boston Medical Journal
Although we are opposed to the system /,
advertising, for good and sufficient reasons
still We deem it but justice to say tha: DIR
Young IS one of the most industrious aud n;
dcfatigable votaries OF the medical science is
the United States
From Professor Jackson1
The subscriber IS personally acquainted with
Dr.. Young, and has seen much Of his practice
and can bear testimony 10 his merits As $
practitioner.
TFrom the New Iorh Herald
The eminence Of this distinguished gentle
man IN mis- profession. and the very extended
opportunities possessed by him for the obscr
vation of venereal disease makes his services
Invaluable to those afflicted with the above
complaints.
From the Whig and Advertiser
All afflicted with private complaints should
consult DR.. Young, whose education is not
surpasse by any physician in the country
In bis skill, honor and integrity all may rely
with safety, while most of the practitioners il
this city are without honesty or respectabi.ty
their pretension being grounded in ignorance
and assumption.
Office, corner Montgomery and Californis
streets, (up stairs opposite the banking HOUSE
Of Page, Bacon Co. Open from 8 4. NJ. to
SP. NJ, Sunday included.
Butte record., 1856-03-08
DRS. SHRIEVES & BELDI,

Office on Second street, few doors aboya e.
iebli-l5 Marysvile CaliforDia.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-11-25
CITY HOTEL,
Cornor Of Third and Perry Streets,
ArKLEY 4 0LKsTEED, Propriotors

,fsliie uuaarsigued woui1 RESPECTFULLY inform tae4r
1 Trends and the puhlis, lhap laey have IBIS dA!
,l t,r 80. ny Horn 'fisr she reception OF strah-
xtrsa4.i travellers. # la8 been entirely rem'aelca
ai ua,giy luru shed. fna location tEhtEi hn. con-
vraisni aud aforI pH the part "t the frgpfsl"ra
gtlI yauiiuLo contribute }o thc so'atAr} plihef
patTnus. .r.....,...t....
tiers ailsayrin attendance, Also !HF&t var" "'""
n ft,sJ ~ tts accommodation uI FarwerEs 81.
share public patronage lates sFtft.llt 5nl,t@A
NEEtET Sc NlHFfEhu.
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StoDes.
BUY YOUR STOVES

yTTHERE will always be lou nd one tAa best a.
w sodmeut- Of stoves, Tin Plate, Sheet Iron
Wire, JapauLed Ware, lin. sheet Iron and CoPI
Warein thi5 city. Among Li4 s.sorimsb, of
> Il - ' F. =
are the eel sgfalsd Iismax aai Charter oak Cool
stoves, coltar wood: ~ iul and complete a.
sortment Parlor, Box sad Heating stgye=, Elevate Z
Oven Stoves, and many other patterns too numcf,
ous 10 mention. Onr motto is, Quick Sales AMI
small Profits Good work, all warranted or no sale
One dollar save lis dollar earned; and BY calm
at this Stove Store you viii save Il and get Jnsi
good an article a. at an other house.
Particular attention paid to House Roofing, Spout
ing and JOB Worl IN general out Of good Tin and
stock hoping % receive q share Of the public pa
ronage by this motto: "qnick Sale. and Small
Profits >" fsep8} %. /. HORNE.
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A WKsTERa FEAT. .--The other day we
mentioned the rnpidity with which The firm
al Atkinson { Reynolds were putting mp
buildings this fall. They concluded to build
a comfortable stable for their horses this
winter. They went to work, and in one
day fifteen brick layers put up stable six
~ feet long, thirty two feet vide and ihir-
teen feet high The stable will easily hold
tueuty-iour head OF horses, four wagons,
and twenty tons OF hay. There is also u
gfanary ia IL which will hold sixteen hun
dsed bushels VI corn. This is feat worthy
II the western country kocs. Islander
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EEnEaLhn s, ,fEL!EsEeA,

THFFFT T-T| mn"
juur - 30 dll
r. K. SHERWOOD,
mANIFACIJGlN pF
soap u.BBga s~'Eszs "a c5Es.
iowa, u,ts ecu second sni fr"nt ....
BAk ENpUET,ibA N.
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fists down into his pockets, he walked
into the house, muttering:
"lnt, tut, tut!-thirty-two dollars
and the finest lot OF dahlias in the
world-gons TO tie pig,'"--Humsrs
IF Fatconbrdge.
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-5RciAT ATTRACTION!
At THE
Great Western Clothing Store.
OF


wH0LEs ALE and RETAIL.
.aViNG Just returned from the east with three
/ 4 iInss large stock OF Clothing and
ssCnIS' furnIshia. Goods as ever Of
cred ia Ills Ark ct, ana al IS per cent less price,
lsete1uiisnt that can sat the pnblic 10 price ahd
quality. Having had twJ years experience Ia thi
eity and kEowiBg Weil tse wants Of the people,
aagw ted this stock 1i goOis from the best
arif nahu faet1rers and ~ The best qualities. Among
which mas lie found tR0 thousand Uyer.GOais
.saGl " > dollars; four thousand pslrs Pants ia
rs-s.f IfgaE ) cents TO 50; one housandSesls
SOM .Jstnts 70 10 collars; Dress Coat sfrom i
IS Eaiars: EFock q t. 81 dollars S;ac * J to i5
,tcttArs shirts from, - els. 70 S4,gu; Hats,
"A pa, SsenIss Eurfiis hing s.0Ods, in price
gga 4asllty - suit purchasers. ALI goods bought 81
GlG Afs ..rr In.ed :. = i- ! AT rie.
lhscetY rsIarB lig sincere thanks for The patF0u-
se8.5ratofOre 30 HOaEaIi{ bestowed on and hope
san t. Isr1t and rEeS4ye the No LoClaire
EI1cS- L. LUHESS TEN. =
l.. :. BoGGtry Merchants VIII DO well 10 call and
,e@ say s1oek before p4rehasiUs elsewhere. They
VIII an4 iow figures aLi reasaHa hl e terms
uus. s. DAFT
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No Stain Left.

Tho ease with which DyeG's Healing Embreeat3ou
,nplfeI The aoscilrs Of any grease oily subsLalc
rs em positien las perfect ueatness, icaytug 81
nn5u The dncssoT sk its agreeable elor. It. pruA
f,Inl and eiscidus effects, render Is e laOsL Yaf
bic aud cheapest Salieine that can be used. Fhe g
inc has the tss simtie OF the proprietors siuatare
A. H. FIELD, Proprietor, Proyidsnce, *, y.
Sold in Rock lAlana and Davenport by HIN n
GLlEFlNGERs al Ghicsgo bYs EAT Sr0SGS ROBISS,
ia AuseatiI.e by I. .. DOUG GHERrY. Qctll SO
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CHICAGO AND ROCK ISLAND RAILROAD.
&QK 81 - -

SPRING ARRANGEMENTS,
ns and after Monday, April l4th, ls56,and until
Oiurtbef notice, Sins will leave Rock Island dal
ly, Sundays excepted, as follows;
"a express, stopping only at the principal :,
stations at iy+9S q -
I'd night express, stopping at all stations oI0 p n .
tih freight, with cd class cars al $50 A. N.
Trains arrive at Rock Bland daily, s9ndays except
ed, as follows:
I'd express, stopping only AT the priacpal
d mall train At iU'i1 y. " .
9TH freight with Cd class at $40 r 81 .
Alltrains oyer this road in direct connection al
Chicago with trains both the Mich, ga soniherH
and Michigan Central X. K. to and from Detroit TO
iedo, Cleveland, Columbus: Cincinnati, Phtseqrga'
nunkrk, Buffalo, Niagara Falls, Albany, New YORK
Philadelphia, Baltimore and Washington. Also ri
La sale with trains OF the Illinois Central Road
north TO Gaiena and south TO ST. Lonis and Cairo "
which places tick ets can be procured of 8 >. SIZE
VEINS, Ticket agt. r. r. Depot IL
Passengers reminded OF the necessity oil giving
distinct directions the destination of their bag
gage, also 70 procure tickets before taxing iseir
seats in the cars the conductors collect fares osly
TO stations on the line of the Chicago and Rock Island
Railroad. JOHN F. TRACY, supt'
w. H. WHITMAN, ASST Sapt.
Rock Island. Apfil Z, 1856.
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A Sure Remedy Tor Piles

ile pas, nrt W slfosslg cUIf IlIlE, o HI0I" WNH.
lent than i generally supposed. II Is attended with
nsnlnmtioB small tumurs ia the generality 0f ses
make their appearance, - Rdcsclib4Glyqetutg Nhi
il is poss bic to resist strslehlng and che ontyrrf
eul relief seems 10 bg desire % lgtg she ska %. ~
disaase il ngt dangerous. bat extremely unpleasant
Clerks aud those sclentary habis, are most SUBJ
to this malady. LetAll afflicted Try Dyefs HesitnE g.
brocation and We warrant immediately relief aua 5i
frstnal cure Mann trousisHatgEe cst'i h cul8i,s
have been riedied BY the ol this gge'i hltitf'py
We c,, present TACT upon taGt Ia ggEohorlt43a 81
statrmeht and thous.tnls bear testimony "a thc ~
p,lua af tHis An EIrhlfug panaera.
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Il. &. EADS.
LkNn AGENT AND NOTARY PUBLIC,

sNFFlCR on Brady between ith and 9th streets. u p
I Dslalrs uili attend 10 the purchase and sale oi
lands. Houses and Uls 81 every KIND, Ia cty or
country ; lu collecting Debts nf all sertS, Paying
taxes Ter non. residents, aud all things else connect
ed with La nd Agency business. Those wishing
any thing attended to correctly and promptly In The
AbOYn limo WIN ploAee emit. sep q le3b
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MAJOR PooRR AND HIS BKr. The Wol

MAJOR PoaRE AND HIS BEr.--The Wor-
cester Bay State says
The MAJOR isnl So much Of Yankee as
we took him 10 b. The way zoe should
have paid that bet woald have been to hire
one oi the empty freight cars ON the
Georgeto@n Railroad-a covered one per
haps, il it happened 10 rsin--and wheel the
barrel Of apples from one end Of II TO the
ather and 0tcs UerSa, during railroad triP
trom New bnrFpDrt To Boston. Time, say
two hVnfs Labor comparatively trining 10
thai Of surmountng the turnpike hills, even
II the tieOrgetown company are only able
10 pat il through by daylight
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VarOs.

). rr.y,a r.s,sa
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FALL AND WINTER CLOTHING
AIJgHE J0RDAN's

-u7N tDM A EDTHiSIf STORE.
IATgEEE and varied assortment ofnenss and
rE0yss gGeaoy made clothing, embrsc
ing alTthed tsrenfand aPproSessIyles, and made BY
gsest ssor;nssH out Cfthc bess material
Fiue, medium and common, Union, Beaver, Felt,
pilot, seGersbau and Flushing, Rangups, Sack and
slatot D ereusts, Cloth. Dress and Froek Coats of
var.uEs sGlors ard qualities Cloth Cashmere, Sat-
fgt els at and FweeG pantaioous. Silk, SATIN Va.
leutia Wansdewa. velvet Plush. Cloth, Cashmere,
>ssinsJ- Doubeand single breasted Vests. Monkey
Jackets drawers UEdershirts, Hosiery, Suspenders
cloves ETaytts handkerchief Shirt lars, stocks
Iies. Sclca, lsehssteE aRa Seo!tsHppreyed Patent
ShSel Sti b Sirts. HbEel lasaHd aIiartielesusual.
~ Eert y sentamau's furnishing stores, including
f., 5as Gt Caambre AEd Reyere Ve.tsand Oyercca.s
Aea, spteRdia assortment OF uncut Cloths, CASH
Hlsrrss.aa EeeRHgE-at al which viii be made up TO
erIcra shF best gaanneT, with promptnsss, at
psodaUHg priees, and by eompcten workmen. This
l4blisrmeut ttsln the moughly receipt ofthe latest
EashinBt SO ihRtoreersiHtrnstedto them may be re-
l5Aanon beiag la tAe iatesstyle le by those who
slrsF. fImauueT Hf pian work and work / 2 en-
tael Uedlum, pre- omptly yaitendcdtoa as heretofore
EArS ofaBov styfetogesher with al ofthe CON :
nl4U hlnd constantly on hsnd.
GfatcUforPastp age shes ubscribereo /.
lq hopes So 1eEitst0 continuance . cfthesame.
JOHN JORDAN.
Harabatrtlya rsudc dcio,hier on Froutstreet, sppo.
s.ethe Stg8a Mails
... Fesrt.nporf. Tnls ~! = Ges15- wtCt!-ff
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SAMUEL PERRY.
RTo-~T@ rr1

1s1 or 'cla nrat Tailor,
Z Aa Hhana d ncw and full assortment OF French
L. and English Clothes, tassimeres and Vestings
susEa3tnfo for the season, which he will make up 10
.ugs.spEa na shor notice and sonableterms.
READY MADE CLOTHING.
Hf aI sHss fer spring ana sumner wear wbieL
et6 tas s9lE4 as che cap As the cheapest.
EJR3ISIIING GOODS.
tSH.s apply "5ot ery thng necessary Tor a gente-
nHa,s sEfaroba, spring style of Hats,
caps Erunks, SaEices, dc.
P.s. Would invite thosea botgt o purchase goods
EtA"ageyr aine To give hJiG & cali before purchasing
=ts"WbeEe. One price only. No trouble 10 show
Goods l8aHkfp 10 H4sLfsFars hopes continuance
st9hesaiis". -tNUKL PERRY.
Na@epparl ApriEI s r-5s
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PTNNsYLVANIA RAILROAD.
R9 49,

-
The great Central Route, connecting the At auue
cities With the Western, Northwestern, ana Seuth-
western States, by tinuous Railway direct. This
road also connects al Pittsburgh with daily ine oi
steamers TO all psris on the "esefn h'ers, ana al
onl the North western Lakes making The most di-
rect, cheapest and reliable route by which freight
esu be forwarded TO and frem the Great West.
Rates between Philadelphia and Pittsburg,
Eirst Glass boots, Shoes, Hats
and Caps, Books, Dry Goods lin aoc Is loa n
boxes, bales and trunks,) Drugs
Qn boxes Il bslss,) Furs, Feathers,
second Class. =. Domestic Sheet
nal bales,) Drugs On casks,) Hard s5e id0t
ware, Leather lin rolls or boxes,)i
Wool and sheep Psits, Eastward
Third Class.s.Anvils, steel,
Chains un casks,) Hemp, Bacon
Pork, Sailed (looseor in saeks)To- S65e 100
bsceo, manufactured, Except Ci-
gars or cut sc.
Fourth Class. ...Conee, Fish ,Ba
con, Beef & PORK, lin casks or box
es eastward,) Lard 81 Lard Oil, fs5e p 100 4.
Lead. Nails, Soda Asa, German
clay, Tar, Pitch, Rosin, Sc.
FLoUR-Sl per barrel antil further notice.
GRAIN-50 cts. per i0e b. until further notice.
COTTON-S2 per bale, not exceeding 500 lbs,
weight untlfutner notice.
II PIN shipping e Goods from any point east of Phil
adephis, be particular 10 marx packages ''pta Penn
splraasS RsiiroGd.n All goods consigned 10 the q
re nts ior this Road al iphia Pttsburg, viii
be forwarded without detention.
PRnsar Asrsrs.-Hatft.. Wormiy & Co., Mem
,bi. Tenn. r. + Sass Ga, St. Louis, ]. 5. Mitch.
III q Son Evansville, lad; numesnil, Bell & Bur
duck and Carter x Jewet., louisville Ky. r. Mel
drqm Nsiis N, lad; sprigmaa Brown, and Irwin
o: Leeeh Il Co, "A kilby st. Boston; Leech & Co.
. A.tor Hnuss, ). YORK; William 81. and 8 Batter :
Place. Nes York; b. y sneeder, Philadelphia; Ma
graS 4 koons, BALTIMORE; Geo. G. Fronescus, Pitt
burg.
H. j. JLOMBiERr, saPt. Altoona, Pa.
Pennsylvania Railroad.
Three Daily Through Trains between Philadelphia
and Pittsbu rgh THE MORNING MAIL TRAIN
leaves Philadelphia for Pttsburgat u A. NJ, and
Pittsbu rgh fer Philadelphia att A. NJ. The fast line
leaves Philadelphaat p N. and Pittsburgfor Phil
sdelphia at p. NJ. THE NIGHT EXPRESS train
leaves Philadelphia for Pittsburgh AT II p NJ. and
Pittsburgh for Philadelphia at II r. NJ.
The above lines connect at Pittsburgh with the
Railroads to and from ST. Louis. Mo-, Alton, Galena
and Chicago, Ill. Frankfort, Lexington and Louis
vile, KY; Terre Haute, Dayton, Springfield, Belle
fontins, Sandusky, Toledo, Cleveland, Columbus,
Zaueayilie, Massilon and Wooster, Ohio; also, with
the steam packet boats from and to New Orleans,
81 Louis, Louisville and Cincinnati.
Through ek eau be had to sr from either of tins
above places.
For further particulars see hsndbs at the diner.
ent starting points, Passengers from the West will
ind this the shortest and most expeditions route 10
Philadslphia, Baltimore, New York or Boston.
THo'S. MOORE, Agent, Passenger Lines, Phila.
}. NESKIMEN, Agent Pas sengcr Lines, Pitts.
Phila. Nov Cd IS dly
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ssyers
{. fAIsEsFeAstA stAtlEDN
I0F yOar WI bt7htkl u9NtF DC WiIIIVNETF'
what Dyer Healing Embroestion is

tits perfect Pam Destroyer, and iByalualle f'H
,ly tar the OF Rheumatism Cuts, Wounds, PAIN
the Side back and nirS LnmhAgo Soco fhl =; Burr.
Scalds, Swellings, Ague, CraIBp. Plies, sc For 1hE
aui Noun Is il Is superior e. any other 81 agaEtiou
xu IA afford immediate reief tn scids 81 tarns, tad ~
Puius weakness in a4y psrty The system 1t viii CIV
eprrain r. LisT in avery short time. &
Used itesnay, Il & e the mnst valuable rerts
lies far cramp OF spksutsc affections far uns. or sore
ass in the side, threat chest aud svnEse b, for slcN
headache nausea sea knees rheumatism, or any
tsrrlal wesknsss causeI by AH strliu- II possea
soothing, healing aiI pain destroy ing properties use
qualed by amy otker compound mtfciuc. and We t'tE
never known il fail in arrestiu tn H1grss o. 't
,T,~ FaF q 1t.g
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WV. LINE. Y. D.,
ractising Physician,

Recently from Rock I.land, Ill.,j
Surgeon and Homeopathic Physician,
}ioe 0u % street. next door TO H. H. Smiths Farie-
} st0fe, iu r. Merwin's ONCE, rear Lindsley's jaw
InlIrsl-ll elry Store.
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The Old Pioneer Bakery still ahead!
ffNHE subscr Der has recently made extensive prep
arations Tor the manufacture OF satter, sugar,
Boston, soda, Pic Me, Water and Oyster Crackers,
Pilot Bread, Nc, &e., together with good sssoEt.
meAt OF Loaf Bread, Cakes and Rasks.
| have also purchased the Patent Right for Scott
county, for the manufacture of Cram + faul's
PATENT LOAF BREAD,
made by Machinery. The advantages claimed for
this process making Bread these, the Bread Ia
more uniform il quality, aud handsome IN appear
ancs, Ill is much whittier and more even, IL keeps much
longer without becoIaing stale, and 10 many perso
Is no, objee lionabie when week old, II cuts as
handsome as the finest French rol ii goes farther,
and ID readily introduced into families who have new
er used Bakers Bread before. | shall continue to
run Bread Wagon heretofore. In Offering the
ve articles. hieh cannot fail to give en-
tire satisfscton, hope to be able TO supply all who
may iaSsr mo with their patronage. Thankful Tor
pa.t fayots, hope To meri: continuance OF the
same. All orders from the country promptly attend
ed TO, DANIEL MOuhk,
Pioneer Bakery, Front Street, one square above
Burrows II Prettynans steam Mills.
Daysnpv RI. May 81, le56-dli
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CHEAP
CHEAP
ssDWAssE 4 sE'0sE s,F0isE

ssAasES ARE Il Stove SG'0EsE
MEM AKEsASgsE.uENE.
n HAVE inst openel I'll exteHsiyt stock Of Stoves
S2I and Hardware in the OLD STAND 0F il. b,
SMITH \ CO,
~Corner Front and sSraay streets,
Whers there be fo,b large and comPl.icasSorf-
ment n
SHELF ARD HEAVY HARDWARE,
Nails Spikes Glass Carpenters and Inaars FDais, aud
in fact everything IN the Hard wara line which will sci,
for Cash ohc.,,sr than can D. had .uv ahshmtrtin
this city.
Give He 8 Call
Don't forget tie place Corner Fr,u' u Brady Streets,
opposite the Ferry Landing
i,,rT
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kersuus desiroas al Information concerning lh,S
j point eau see Il plat the new Town aha ohisi
Iuli particulars 0i prses 0Iiots, Sc by eaiiins on
- Gho, II, PAEhhk.
0dhoe aysH NIlay's Grocery Store, NdEt,
Davenport, Aas. IA 'sl-ii
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DR.. w. y. BLAIN,
OF NEW YORK,
OCULIST AND AURIST /,

as permanently located Ga nock Island, lllinui,
street, opposite Island Gity Hotel where he will
h. happy TO SEE All persons aited with diseases OF the
Eye and Ear.
Having devoted several years this special branch o
his profession, that ne canreleye many who have
given up pair with Amaurnsis. the symptoms at
which weakness Of sight. imaginary objects hoattu-
before the eye, objects appear ahsCured by Cnud or Ina
ziness flashes Of light, enlargement OF the Rupil, Se
Cataract, in whck the lens turn white and prevents
the ray of light passing through it. orthaima or lhFs-
NATION, Near sight Weakness a vision. strabisuus
SqainIiug. wcli as Deafness IN It's various orms.
Having recai, ed rofn Paris the and wonderful
OpthalmoScupe with which enabled 10 took inta
the depths OF the eye and the Interior Clearly
the outside and thereby ascertain the exact state OF IA
ontc nerve and retua Amauross the lens in incpi'
ent cataract. Also the Hum mated Spceulum for cN'
amning the ear well as Al now medical prtIa
tons iOf curing opeeity OF the eurna or tim over nc
eve without the OF the kufe0 CaustICS.
To prevent imposition Or. r., deems Il pru1ent 20
state that he is regular Physician Being gratHtIr
Of the University OF Vermont also oi the New York np
thalmc Hospital, 8nj his uculst & al
rbutable the perfection 10 which he has brought r
use melcated Sarors in rhe diseases 81
| the eve.
T.. S.Df B. viii devote portion of his time i2 e,
treatment of chEunic Diseases especially Of the thFaFt
aud lungs, having cured himself Of CONSUMPTION arr
large part 4. his right lung list BY disease, a. ~ u
as many others il alike condition office hours iroi
/ nine 10 four.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-11-25
Coal! Coal!

I OWREY THOMAS & co. are now recely Ing, Al
/ Ithelr Yard near the rail- road depot, roo TONS
OF COAL DAILY For Fuel and Steam tLas no sd
perior In This Market.
owing 10 n combination OF tne miners TO raise The
price OF Ioal--whieh We would not submit to--~e
were unable Tor sho time, TO supply our custsn-
Hut having succeeded in breaking up lhls eohs-
binaton lin which the munily has no small inter
ssi,l now prepared TO deliver in this city OF
Davenport, In quantity TO suit purchasers Al our
former p,lees, on application al the Yard
Raek Isl nd Ian a.