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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-05-30

Has done the afflicted Plns and Acs and the
iorurcs Inflicted upon the human by disease than all other
med the skl Of the eminent physicians and Ia
the world. The Railway Ready Rief applied to the
where soothing effect
the sharp keen darling OF Neuralgia the and
turing pain, Of Klnatm, the toments II Goui, Lumhago
sprans, Strains and aches Of kind will quickly
the application Of Railways Ready Relief The most terrible 81
acute lHh.maory by applications
this Ready Relief ont,d crippled
formed, restored o perfect health by its
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-05-30

The ~ Pupe lotches Pusturs, letters Rash, LIN,
Painful Iicurs Hot Fushcs Indications
presence oi foreign aud impure humors tie aud u al
loved to mnglr with the blood and te
Ing tie elo aud hlng the o the body With ure> Sr
aud Ulcers will break aud tie body with their rrpuvt
presence.
The skim under these poisonous Influences, becomes
volcano, exhibiting 10 tie the disgusting lava Of disease, III,
orn 81 Salt eun Cancers Ulcer Fever sores; Pud Flesh
hng- Evil aud the most FrigAJi EruJfioHs Of ~ Nig.
Radway Renovatng ReOlVent the terrible OF
Skin Diseases and IIumOr- viii fail
PAINS AND ACHES.
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MULTIPLICATION W.ttrI.,,IsI

IHNlE Subscribers having To their Factory Cary
Street hfWen yih aud 10th Streets prepared
os ot 81 Kinds Of Agricultural Machines aud IuTlsments Of the
rt sud most approved patterns which Will he made Of TIE best
materials and superior workmanship. They attention
CautNefs double Hnd single gtrr Hor"wers and
uhcif Inv, taken premium Pair ~ which
rsibHsd Also, "Ccskis cid Cruslr" Nannys pst,tt
RaIrr and MoWrr" use Fawkss' Paient Lime and
9uan" srcad, hghy approved Hay pre.st nsy Ete
Sietrs itu fa sminfs Patent
die. Ar gi. Patent Iron beam pfow; sine A. Trv
sutjun the opinion u the Hon. william g Rive. thee Iws
q m
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hereby certify that have used NILSSON No1
What rhresLng Machines the year
IN saynE that expectation best ever
worked Given under my hand this 4tl October, 1875
GEORGE w KYLE
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H,NI:sE Hs Won COnRE'rCED.--Ino order hiatt
public b. miscd BY the various sepfe
ai daily leng made hy The enemies 81 family
drct my duty ~ ~ prominent representative 10 STATE
that that hsve my valuable services 10 ls
piebian pursuits reported and particularly AZ
~ DO deny having taken charge
povdr; hut wish tou 10 remember that proprer on
that elegant Hotel 90 The European plan known e naads
Hotel IN ih buldnF opposite the Erchsnrr
future that they distinguish me nom r. go n
mankind" I hope they vii sddress me A. " 80
fr4 J. wOODsON SMITH
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$4,000 WORTH
SPRING AND SUMNER CLOTHING.

W % - SODA MAGEH AND
IA THING EsTABlisllMENT 1t sa tat that the only gen
lne article o. WTTLE SODA WATER city, Is but up
~ NcCokMACK Wio attsr himself able 10 com
pete uh anuilctufer either Nort South having been en-.
gak,G Lea iic bushes i"r IL last nine years
lie nos conducting ~ above business iu all Its
Mr. Wm LAUD, aud takes Ills method Informing BIZ numerous
rtids and he patrons 81 his nd establishment
part slal BE- wanted 90 sustain j. former reputation.
SODA WATER
ts~ SODA WATER ALE aud PORTER delivered In all part. Of
a., city, free ~ charge.
~. ~ orders from city Of country promptly attended
apI-sm WI. p. LADB psarl o. md 80 Pm. Hrnaa 3.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-07-08

ly, and then we felt an nnchristian-like
spirit liberalization, down went Brooks
coat, though it didn't weigh o pound
Still the car was almost tonehing the
| tree tops, and a hundred yards at least
Ito make. Attempted to take off
pair of Hart's best patent feathers, bnt
perceived there was no time for this.
EBut one hope offered, as the balloon
was tearing along rapidly There
wasan opening in the black forest Of
about twenty or thirty feet in diameter
caused by the cntting down of half a
dozen large, trees, the inner part, or
funnel, being filed with saplings.-
/ Threw ont the anchor, pulled the
valve cord, and went into this funnel
like bad spirits. Touched the tops Of
the saplings, and bounded mp ike
Iball, the car fastening into the top ofa
tall tree, the balloon above, and the
anchor fast on thef other side Of the.
opening. Pulled the car ont safe by
the anchor rope. People to whom
we Ind talked half a mile back
were rushing in. They 'teokhold of.
it, andslowly pnlled by directiens.-a
Soon let the valve rope down, SO that
they could keep the valve open, while
We unloosed thenet work. Finally
heard something dyap, and the object
after fall Of fifteen feet and q hand
Some bounce, We found 10 be oursell,
and completely enveloped in the gar,
ment Of Hercules, which had dropped
upon our hatless head. Crawled ouf
of the pitch darkness, and did moi
find il mnch lighter without. Direcf-
'ly the car touched the free above.
looked at watch and fonnd Il =
Io'clock, lacking one minute. Had
Thus been mp an hour, been thrown
around in several currents Of wind.
made almost a complete circle. when
we landed ten miles from where we
left Mr., Brooks, having probably trav-
eled double the distance. Got tiresa
balloon down, squeezed ont tire gas
and folded it up, packed away the net
work, and all things safe and uniniu-
ed amateur eronant as wellused up as
All individual could be. Our new
but kind friends carried the balloon,
car, &c, to the nearest residence, ;,
which proved that ofan oldsubscriber
Mr.. Archy kifer, nearly twenty-five.
miles from Evansville. He gave us 8
good supper, good bed, and agood
breakfast, and was up two hours be
fore us looking for horses and wagon
to convey us and baggage home, and
all without charge. Wearriyed home
at 2 o'clock the next day, abundantly
satisfied with the varieties afforded BY
orr first and probably last balloon
ride and trusting this account Of IT,.
though written hurriedly. and under
constant interruptions. will prove as
interesting as our usual political arti. -
Giles. 1s1
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Railroads.


SPRING AKKANGEMENTS.
nN and after Monday, April 1fth, 1s56,aird until
A)furibpi notice, rlihs will leave Rock Island da
y, Sundays excepted, asfollowG ss8&s y IE
Let NAL train At 600 A. NJ 1.
I'd express, stopping only at The principal
stations : : 1915 a. NJ.
81 nignt express, stopping al all stations alDP 81.
3th freight, with I'd class at $50 A. NJ.
Trains arrive at Rock Island daily, Sundays except
ed, asfoilows: . .asl@
Ist night express at 200 A. N.
I'd express, stopping only at the principal
stations at = 90 p. VI.
q mall train at .#-At-a tU.l5 y. NJ {.
4th freight with 81 class cars al s.4j p. VI.
itrains this road are in direct connection at
Chicago with trains both the Michigaa Southern
and Michigan Genital II. II. toand from Detroit To-
ledo, Cleveland, Columbus, Cincinnati, Pittsburgh,
Dnnkirk, t,una0, Niagara Falls Albany, New York,
Philadelphia, Baltimore and Washington. Also et
La saic with trans Of the Illinois Central Road
north TO Gaena and south 10 81. ionis and Caro,to
which places tck teoan be procured ol S. s. SIZE
VEINS, Ticket agt. n. Depot K.l-
Passengers arc reminded OF the necessity giving
isinft directions as TO the destination of their bag
yags, also 10 pfocufo tickets before taking their
seats the car5 the conductors collect ia only
10 ststios the line of the Chicago and Rock Island
RsfIfosd JOHN Y. TRACY, supt.
W. 1t. NmTa.s, ASH Sup't.
Rock island April 7, 1856.
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New Arrangement.
OU9
loaporfdsak to Passengers <gssny Aast
JOLIFT ,GuT OFF,

MICHIGAN CENTRAL RAILROAD.
,,,yo daily trains leave Jotie. Ieseept snadaysl
l connecting at Lake Station With the Michigan
Central r.. Il er Detroit, and thence With The Great
Western, Canada Railway for Niagara Fails, Bufalo,
Albany, Nsw York, Eosten, PEiiadeiphia, Montrssl,
&c.
TRAINS LEAVE Joliet:
6,l5 A. ", .,AsShtsiae fs~ssss D.lssit 81
8 m. Niagara Faiis . 80 nexI forning add York
9P NJ. or Boston st12 ct night, arrive at Phiiadet
phia wall EnnL at 10 p. NJ also eobneetsat Detroit
with steamers for Cleveland. and ttencewith mora
ing traius TO all points in Ohio and Fennsyi sahih
sI0P. ~. xpress next morning st Det' oil
with rorih Shore Ine Of StesIueu ihropgI without
landing, wing at A. a. connecting With Ea-
press Train 70 4,ew YorS and Boston Also con-
nects with the morning troin the Canada Hallway
arriving at Niagara Falls at ,30P. NJ.
Through tickeIscsu be purchased at the tiekeiei
dee of. le 60 npaGy at Jee, ao wing passenger: 10
lsyoysr q nd resu ne thsIE seats at pleasure.
Jaly 81 ~ dIy RICE, sapt.
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STAND FROM UNDER
ROOTS 4ND .2Hl ES

II AN am now preparedfo for thaE IL and winter trade
With from 4Uboo 10 80 900 pairs Of Boots and Shoes
comprising one of the most extensive stocks ever
brought to this Market made up solely for this trade
during the last three months, under pc rsonal SUI
persisisn Of an experienced workman. All those
persons In want of good Roots. good Shoes good
CATERS slippers and last, though not least. flf
= GREAT AND GOOD BARGAINS
will do we'll to call on the subscriber.
Fine Ladies' slippers only twenty. Eve cents ner
pair Gents fine Boots, So and all other goods in
proportion. Don't all rush al once!
One door east OF Burrows & Prettyman,s Store
Front street, Davenport, Iowa. JAS. JORDAN. =
Sept. %, 1855 diff
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Glotbing.
1856. Spring and summer 1856.
ARRANGEMENT,
AT THE
GREAT NOR RTH-WESTERN
Clothing and Manufacturing
- E.N II % IL EC N.

A. GASTEEL Il Co,
HI'AkE this opportunity 10 ipiorm the public ina
l. they have received at their Store, the largest
Stock OF
Broad Cloths, Cassimsres, Vestings,
which has ever been rought 10 this market. lhe
Goods which we onerto the Inspection Of the eiuzeBs
oithis town surpas So is design aud finish, any thing
that can be offered them ths side New York, being
selected with the greatest care and from the nostex
tensine houses in the Eastern markets. and with a
view TO satisfy the tastes Of all onr customers.
We have also full and complete assortment oi
the latest and most approved styles OF
GENTS. FUkNISHiNG GOODS,
which are Beyond doubt the most desirable 70 be
found in this city. Among which ars Gents Shrtst
Undershirts, Stocks, Crayats, Gloves, su.penders,
Hose, &c. N Et.#4
Parcullr attention will bs psid, as heretofore 70
the making up of garments in style unsurpassed by
any similar establishment. r@
Full suits made shortestnotlce, and warranted
10 suit. t'l EA@ '-ss ~ ie
Thankful for the bestowat Of past liberal favors OF
the public, we take pleasure in piedging renewed
ndeIity, and solicit share OF the ubic patronage.
All 81 d.tf -3-ta GhSTEEL e. CO.
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MAMMOTH STOCK OF
NEW GOODS!
Al the Great WAstArn Clnthinp Store


Il. Lovven0te1
No. 9, lie CLAIRE row.
in receipt OF the largest aldfnos complete stock
CLOTHING, OF EVERY DESCRIPTION
n The Eastern markets greatly reduced prices. and
which he will sell ~
Tisenty-Fivs per Cent. Cheaper
til ny other estabiishmentin the section Of
Try. lie is also, In addition to his stock ef Clothing
receiving an exte nsivesnd we'll selected stock OF
Gentlemen's Fnrnishing Goods
Of all styles and varieties 70 which he invites atteu-
on. His stock has been selected with great ex-
pressIy this market, and al the very lowest prices.
In
Extent, Variety and Beauty
his stock cannot be equasd In shs region. and are
FRESH FROM THE MANUFAGT0Rf. s-&
All he asks is that the pablo generally will examine
his stock before purchasing elsewhere, feeling sats-
fed that those who cannot be suited nquantity, qua
lily and price at the az
Crest Western Clothing House.
be suited AT any other establishment west OF
Chicago. 50. -
Aug. 2l. If. T.. LOWESSTEIN.
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The balloon now began to descend;
at first very slowly, then rapidly
Tue canal soon became visible, and f.
nally lock, which looked as ifa skifi
could not enter it. Crossed the canal
| a short distance belew the lock. Got
so low as to converse with the people.
Hurahed for Fillmore, anda a rascal,
infinitely beneath us, shouted for
Buchanan Wanted me to stop, but
declined. Threw out over a bag oi
ballast, part,ofit in hurry, and soon
rose. Got up a very respectable
height, barometer indicating one mile
and three quarters. Again balloon
descended; and threw ont nearly al
of remaining ballast. Almost a con.
tinuous forest stretched out in front,
and the prospects of reaching gooG
landing locked bad. This time die
not rise mile, and was soon descend
ing, and with only a pound or two o
ballast. A small field in front offer.
ed good landing place, but Just as
theballoon had nearly reached it, a
gust Of wind threw it one side and
the field was missed, Nearly mile
beyond was range OF fields, but how
to reach them without ballast was (;
question probably more exciting to
us than to a gentleman OF Indiana be.
low whom we assured the fields were
our destined landing. We were now
rapidly approaching the tree tops,
probably not more than two hundred
feet above them. To say that We
were not deeply interested in the 50.
luton of the landing question, world
be ridiculous. The balloon was de-
scending. First Went out a coil q
rope very necessary for a safe descent
| from trees. Then followed the canvas
in which to wrap the balloon when i
asa get down. Then went two empt,
sacks and few clods ofdirt, Final,
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n EIKR.
HOUSE, SIGN AND ORNAMENTAL PAINT.
ING, PAPER HANGING, etc.

HAVING associated themselves
together for the purpose OF carry
.snS, sS,S On iss asisMTSIsL hsspssi II roqST, p,iST,
ING, PAPER HANGING and GLAZING, WHITES-
ING and WALL coLoRIS % q perrystroet, between
ed and3a Streets session
Would most respectfully announce TO theiffriends
sndihs public tha. they are
ecute Painting n either Lead Zinc atths owestpos-
sble prices and in the very best etyle Their long ex-
periepce In theabove Business warrants themin en-
suring their any workthat
may be entrusted to them. 4f 44 s.a,.f.. .
Particular atientisngiyento estimating on any pub.
lie Or private buildings. Persons wishing any OF the
above ork done wonld do well TO give them ealbe'
fore letting theirwork. They afesso Preparedt 20
Aprons, Decorating and superiorstyie and
the most reasonable terms. Paints of oil colors
prepared andfcadyfornse. Glassofal sizes, putty,
&C for sale. ss-.z.. - ,
lnne2g, ls54 -.- y. UONNEII& DUNN
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Cheap! Cheap! Cheapi!.
BOOTS AND SHOES.
J.4J0RDAS would announce TO the citizens Of
Davenport, and the public, that he has opened q
Ladies and GentlemeR's boot ana shoe store ad.
toning Barrows& Pretsyman's store. one door above
the lows Clothing stors where ne is prepared 10 man
uiacture boots and shoes of all descriptions
@t ~-Es LADIES BRANCH asa
Fine Silk lasting Caters, fancy aud plain
kossuth Boots: Enameed Patent Paris
Boots, Ties, Bronze raride; Ark
Jenny hinds; Jenny Liuds;
Buskins Polka Boots 4 .-
A largeassortment OF Ladies' and Misses Chfldren,s
Shoes, too numerous to mention :.
Also large assortment for Gents wear
Eastern nne French Boots; Congre.,
Caters, Monterey; JerseyTe. =
Plain walking Shoes,
M0roeco;
ApdaIl kinds Of heavy werk, suit2biefor county
as we'll as city custom all who ant neat at and easy
boot would do well TO ealat the Davenport Boot and
Shoe Store. Callandsee. June ,ls53-34tf
BALLS and PARTIES.
/ AIDES and Gents Buffalo Over Shoes, Rubber.
IL and fine French Boots, kips OF my man ufacture
and the largest assortment of Boots aud Shoss
that is to be seen in the Queen cities ofne great North
West.
Davenport Boot and Shoe Store, one door below
bnrross 4 Prettyman's mammoth store. Front ST.
opposite The miiE
Davenport, Jan. a5, SO JAMES JORDAN.
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IanrsR GHAnAM. AZ
GRAHAM & KEPNEh,

FORWARDING and Commission Merchants,
sfI o III gkOS S,SRW BLOCK, FRONT STREET.
Davenport, Iowa.
Orders solicited for the purchase oi IRAN
Wool and Produe generally
--REFErkNtLs--
Burrows & Preuyman, davenport io"a'
Wise. Pusey & Wise Phil, Pa,
snrlnger, Harbaugh q. Co., Piitsburg' "a
Spang q Co.,
Joseph 4. Elder, ST. Louis, Mo-,
McBride & Hammer, Cincinnati, ONO
r. McCsy s. sons, y Lisbon,
d, 4 d. Mcdonald ~ Co, welisViiie',ohi''
MohlAn Martin,
George Wells,
Hanua. oarretsou& & Co, Cleveland,
Eassey S sinclair
James Graham, New Garden, "a
Merchants generally, Salem,
feh 2i lSG-du --------
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,CAE subscriber has recently made extensive prep
l. arations for the manufacture OF Hutter, Sugar,
Bostop. soda, Pic Mic, Water aud Oyster Crackers
Pilot Bread, sc, &c, together with good assort-
rusnt OF Loaf Bread, Cakes and Rnsks.
| have also purchased iAe pa'eht Right Tor Scott
,ountV for HE manufacture OF CrEm 4 Paul's
PATENT LOAF BREAD,
made by Machinery. The advantages claimed Tor
this process OF making Bread, are these, the Bread IS
nor uniform is quality, and handsome In appear.
ance IL Ia mu ch whiler and more even, keepsmuch
longer without beeolHing stale, aud 10 many persons
is not objee eIionaple when q week old, It cuts as
hAndso INC us the daest French roll hgoes father,
aud i readily introduced into families who have new
er used Bah ers Bread before. l shalt continue to
fnu bread WAGON as heretofore. In Offering The
above ayticlas on terms hich cannot iai TO give
Iire satsisetion hope 90 be able 10 supply all who
may laVar mo with their patronage, Thankful for
same All 0rde rs from the country promptly attend
ed Ia DANIEL MOORE.
Pioneer Bakery, Front street, one square aooFe
Burrows s. PretiSmab a steam .lllAs'
Davenport, May "a, leSb'dtt
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ENNoN
IL MEN,
hblio d,
Mill

al siifts
8 been st
fssfif.is,
celebrated
s.llc,aGiAS, Y,
siaF
aslR IL
~ LsytDr
> AiaiTs
8, Barrie
and pS
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HURLEY'S SARSApARIILA

THIS invaluable compound so fully apprec;a ted
i by tho American people, is gaining wide celeb
rliy ,and has become permanently established as the
best and most effective medicine of the day. cert i-
Gates daily pouring in from all parts the States
and the afflicted nov rejoice there is help when e,
cry other remedy proves inefeetua. Diseases which
for years proved source Of misery, and agopizins
Torture, have readily yielded beneath its irresistible
influence, and countless families rendered happy and
cheerful by its extraordinary efficacy. Iii YOU want
The pure and genuine sarsaparilla (hat) which is
dferent, and superior TO Bulls or any other con-
p Id as one thing is capable of being 10 anothe
then take Hnrley's, for out OF thousands OF case
scattered through Alabama, Mississippi, Wisconsin,
Indiana, Missouri and Kentucky, IL has never in
single iBs tauce been knownto fail, and viii cure be-
yl.h1 ls..,1
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AGAIN woald the attention OF customers to tue
"A iact that the Essrth sJ all essstfsaIs tist ~
hand, any one wishing uice "rig outn for That day
can by applying early ga what they wish st EDWsD.
ALDbN,S Fashiona6ig Tailoring Establishuisnt on
Second st. Call early. ...
lime N a aw EDWARD ALDEN.
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9ppts aao Shoes.
THE SHOE TRADE.

HAvIS1; Increased osr faeiifties fsr mann raetuf
IL Ing and dealing in Eoos and e fl .ac
undersgned successors 70 u ~. ~.
daeerne nts than ever TO buy their Koois and shoes 0
them Our retail rock serea fter wiiraiyays con.
We ais6 are making extensive preparations FOR
Wbolssslcing Boots and Shoes, aUf we lnviie conn-
1r dealers 70 call and eAamineodf st0ek ana prices
asit is our determination 10 seil opasgcpd tfns Az
t3 's'fAH DAWSON GRfGGs " co. ss1
set .. a., ss Brady SIS, door from Cd.
Boys Youths and Infants Boots
A LARGE iotof the above, Csif, Kipa ard Cow
Dec '7- DAWSON, GRiGGs.s co..
Home Made Boots and Shoes. q J
sysFy snS ns euays r. s2ss. Gs
on nshort notice, ofprime stock. Es
Those who want ..fiome Made'' work VIII please
take notice. 3as ts3sE8i9u sNDsI E9eaZE8g ~
Dees DAWSON, GRIGGs & CO.
Gents Caters! Boys Caters! Youths Gaitersl
THE largest aud best stock we have ever o1ei es
Fine Cali, sswed and p pegsed, double BE. and single
"'p Dsas D?ssh Dawsos. iss VS. GsldGs co.
Msns' Long Rubber Boots.
A Lso Rnbbcrsandsls, Gaisers and slippers for Ia
Dee DAWSON, RitiGs & co. 2.
Warm Feet! Dry Feet!l
D%yaSsMs esaGf q a ss and fs%ess ssss
shoes, for sale cheap. ssMI Ill Ea dec 3
ygg THE SHOE TRADE
COUNTRY Merchants are Invited 10 call and sY-
~ anime nssorifnent whch1s just ted 10 this
Market. Our prices will at AL times be as low as
those ofehitageor s.. Louis. Is t+sl
!, Dee 2 DAWSON. GRIGGS q CO.,
Boots and Shoes by the Case or Dozen.
I AIDES Cali, Kip, Goat and Kid Boots;
IL - Misses Kid, Morocco, En- Boots d siippes
q Peg'd & sewed Kid, Eaamei & Goat Baskins
and other styles forsale by si-5~ 50 ~ g 81
re DAWSON, GRIGGS, & co,
Brady street, ] dsor from 81 Day enport, Iowa.
N o r I G e!
6 G. DAWSON. & CO, have formed
tCs pannsrnhip9tthP-H r n. Gnggs under tn g name.
and Style Of Dawson. Grsgs & Co., to take effect
on the Let dag Move Inter, 1855. - ttsls -l-34
All persons hSving unsettled accounts with the old
arm are requested ~ call and settle. Oct2j a
For the Ladies.
ERENCH kid, White kid, English kid, Bronze kid
II and Velvet Slippers. ~
Also, Kid, Congress, English and French Lasting
dAlters, from ~ ,eOto 1915 per pair, for sale BY
Dee UAWS0N,GRI(S(ryA 4 co --
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Stopfs.
STOVES AT WOLESAI.Er
The Largest Stove Store

~ -
in the W0Otsss
WE ehalf receive on theopenine 81 navigate ats.
w largest stock Of STOVES and riAN NERs
STOCK ever brought 10 the State Of Iowa. Among
The numerous articles which shai keep consteEs-
" hand for timers 7ya Plats, Sheet iys.
Boiler from No. la TO as CAarseai de-, BASS 10 d.
initatiea Rassis de-, wire, tianef cePper's, sra.
iers se., Bisek tin, Ls.d, cspp Bsstezs, .Nntsl
d., Jres Rirsts all sizee, tia.sd d.. al kisas G
pressed rare, Japssned Do, ISxnfrs T5els: and We
assure all persons fayorins with order, hstwe
will them goods in our line aslov as thsJ cas es
tought in Chicago or ST. Louis and much lower than
they have been paying for them heretofore in fhfs
place. and terms TO sait. ,t. t5s -lszsss-s Z,
; Please give call aud learn pFiss5, ann
then We think you will spand neither time nor men
ey hersaftsf in buying st tho two Plsesa kbaye
named. ss
n. n. In 9 few asys shall receive an assortr5
snt Of the above nsnissi goods By ftaiirosd, suE
cdent 70 supply the iRmedia.a demand. +
Country Merchants ca rely upon being supplied
81 all times with TiIwsrs seisn fsEofsss terDs "a
WAsisssls prices sff,,F.ss.s,t W 80 a
Old Rags, Copper, 6e., Re, Sc. tzksn IN ex-.
change for goods. la @at ss asj $s
( Hrsdy, between Front and Second street =
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