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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1856-02-21
$. III. CROOKS
HOTEL & DINING SALOON.
ON THE EUROPEAN PLAN.

BETWEEN PEARL AND DUANE. NEW YORK.
OFFERS inducements, far as cleanliness, comfort,
" good living and economy be combined equal per-
baps any other publ house in the city The propre
hopes at last, that may prove as furn-
ished with all requisite modern improvements, seconded
by his experience and utmost efforts mako 1t agreeable
those wha appreciate aquiet home and good entertain
ment at moderate charges. He therefore respectfully in
viies his friends and the public TO make trial Of his
Hotel and Dining Saloon.
a1J-Rooms $500 per week and upwards-37 cents
per night. 26yl
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1856-02-21
The Household "Good Might"

"GooD NIGnT." A loud, clear voice from
the stairs said that it was Tommy's. GOOD
night ~ murmurs little something from the
trundle-bed-a little something we call Jenny,
that filled a large place in the center of one
Or two pretty large hearts. GOOD nigh p
lisps little fellow in plain rifle dress, who
was christened Willie about six wears ago.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1856-02-21

MilO TWISTS Estate.
THE SUBSCRIBERS having been appointed blythe Hon
L Probate Court for The District of Lamolle Com
mssonersto receive examine and
mands of all persons against the Estate of MILO
IWISS late of VAUDEVILLE in said District deceasedepre
sened insovent and the term of six months from the 3Oih
day of January 1856 being allowed by said Courtothe
creditors of said deceased exhibit and prove their re-
specve claims before notice that we will attend
to the duties of our appointment at the Office of g. w.
Hendee, in Waervie, in said District, on The hsl SAT
urday March next at O'clock in the afternoon on
each of said days
THOMAS STEVENS, Commissioners.
HENRY SMlLlE,
Water willie Jan. 3D. A. D. 1855.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1856-02-21
A N. VELOUS REM ED Y
For a Marvellous Age!
H0LLOWAY'S OINTMENT
The Grand External Remedu

The Grand Erternat Remedy.
DY the aid Of a microscope, millions of little
openings on the surface Of our bodies. Through thess
this Ointment when rubbed the skin is carried any
organ inward part. Diseases of the kidneys disorders
OF the liver, affect ions of the heart, inflammation of the
lungs asthaS Coughs and colds are by its means eec
tuay cured Every housewife knows that salt passes
freely through hone of any thickness Ths heal
ing Oln men far more readily penatiates through any
bone or csy part Of the living body curing the most dan
geros inward complaints that cannot he reached by other
means.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1856-02-21

NiE Subscribers, having been appointed by the onora
Bile Probate Court for the District of Washington Com
mssioners receive examine. and adjust all claims aud
demands of all PERSONS against the Estate of Jonathan
Lampson late of Fayston in said District deceased repre-
scented nsoven and the tenn of six mouths from the 2o
day of January 1856 being allowed by said Court tothe
creditors Of said deceased exhibit and prove their re-
specve claims before give notice that will attend To
.he duties of our appointment at the Accounting Room
If Ira Richardson in Waitsied in said District on the
fourth Tuesdays Of February aud Jniy next at one O'clock
in the afternoon, on each of said DAYS.
IRA RICHARDSON, rr,,r,
MERRILL. TYLER, wv" 10
Waitsfeld, January 81, A. ID. 1865.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1856-02-21
Oysters! Oysters =!
Iiherafian Notice.

THIS day received fresh lot Of Oysters, in kegs, an'
L furnish them at the lowest price, wholesale am
retail. FULLER Il SMITH.
Montpelier, Nov. 30th, 1855.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1856-02-21

NHlS NAY certify that have this day given my son.
Ell, his time during the remainder OF his minority,
and shall elaine of his wages nor pay any debts Of
his contracting after this date.
sILAs Royce.
Duxbuy, jan, 10th, 1856.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1856-02-21

u. Q. AVER,
Practical and Analytical Chemist,
LOWELL, MASS,
Ann SOLD BY
D. O. Tyler, Fred e. Smith, and Collins Pierce, Mont
peier Potter K Tucker and Geo. Nichols, Mortified
s. Camp, Stowe; J. ID. Braey Waterbury CA. Badger
& Co.. West Randolph ; A. E. Bigelow, Barre. o6
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1856-02-21
Both the Ointment and Pills should be used in

The .foiloOing cases:
Bnnons Lumbago Sore Legs Scalds
Burns, Mercunal Sore Breasts Swelied Glands
Chapped Eruptions Sore Heads Stiff limits
lands Pile Sore Throas Ulcers
Shilbains, rheumatism Sores If all Venereal Sores
E'suias SAT- Rheum kinds Wounds Of att
Guut Skin Diseases Snrn,ns kinds
Sold at the manufactures of Professor Hollownv 40
Maiden Lane, New York, and pa Strand London by ii
respectable Druggists and Dealers Medicine throne odt
the United States and the civilized world in pots NJ e5
cents, 63 cents, and 81 each.
There Is considerable saving by taking the larg sizes
~ b. Directions for the guidance of patients in every
disorder are aft xed to each Dot. 5oyleon
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1856-02-21
ErySipelaS, Salt RAeum, Scorbutic Humors

NO remed y has done much for the cure of dsea
SEES OF the skin, Whatever form they may sumo as this
Ointment. No of salt rheum scirvy sore heads
scroa or erysipelas, can long Withstand its influence.
me inventor has travelled many parts Of The Globe
visiting The principal hospitals dispensing this Ointment
giving advice as TO its app cation, aud has thus been the
means ct restoring countless NUMBERS to health.
Sore Legs, Sorc Breasts, Wounds g. Ulcers
Some Of tine most scientific surgeons now rely solely on
the use of this wonderful Ointment when having to cope
win the worst cases of sores, wounds ulcers anduiar
swellings, and umors Professor Holloway has by com
mand of the Allied Government, despatched to the hosp
tails OF the East, large shipments of this Ointment 10 be
used under the direction of the Medical Staff IN the worst
cases of wounds. 1t will any ulcer glanduar swell.
n9, stiffness or contraction of the JOINTS of twenty
years. standing,
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-09-02
auyfMAN LIFE SAVED.

. D0rAGIAc, dich. hsrch III 1870.
j. 4. RHopIs. ESD, Dear sir-as I took your nledi
ciuo 10 sell on 0nsgnIneat, mo cure no pay, take
pleasure in stating its Objects reported 10 me py three
brothers who live In this place, and their testimony Is
W s. CoSxL,s tolI Iue--ssl had taken nine bottles of
chr,sties Ague Baiaan aud continually run down while
nsng il until my lungs and liver sere eosdssp 20 thai
degree that blood discharged from Iy moath ana DOW
ols so that all thought e imPosst5is FER Nc Z? Zee
tarsHsl anstAst ek;! The doctors too did all they
could Tor me, but thoIyhtI asst dc. Nothing d.a mo
sh6 al ouee relieved mo OF the distress aud at
NV stomach aud pain In bead and bowels, andprodue-
al permanent cure In short time" arr... .rsI
Iii, nj CosIliS says: 81 had been taking medicine Of
ss GOOD doctor as have in our county, and taken
any quantity Of 9unins aud spehss without any good
from e5th August 10 I!th December. but seeing how
nicoly 1t operated on my brother, got bottle ei
Rhodes Fever aud Agus oare, which effected per@a-
uent cuIe BY using tso-thLds OF . bottle.
=. NJ CosKIiS was not here, but the other bfothsrs
say bis the sas as II. Ms. sold the medisins
to both the day. and the cure was - speedy from
'hs ssas small quantity audi nshs syT.Saroy : :ysSS
The above speaks for ITSELF Good proof Is, Il Is
Of no better teaoF than the vast number ef Ike eer
ei ber that ia I seu.iaaalis e pouring In 10 ne.
onetbus more. Last year bad occasion TO eslf'en
The pabhci iu thess words
ei5safaYs suhsfftafed fks s( tAety aosrs1 ysy
% sssd;.ias, sal sAsx sitA trssea inpsdsass saa
ssa sa. s.s :: asss ~.
Now take pleasure In saying that tbs esstisa reAf
red TO tho sams cdr. Christies Agns Blsam" mention
toued in the above certificate.
s-Tere are several other Industrious people who
appying to their all that psblsh abou
y fevsr and Asae Cure, Aatidos 70 Malaris ssesy
rae Of Cures, aud the Certificate Of the Gel
ebraed chemist, DR. james .Catcn, IN avor Gifts pes
sy harmless chsraees, which attached 10 every hoi
tls These will always 70 dssiugais6 my nsdiciu
/ from limitations, JAS. A. RdoDES, Propsisenrs :
I RfovtAsncAb p !.
wholssale Agsnts~H. Biskalsl, st Leaix AysAal
Eros ChicsSS c. 4. Webb, psvsupossS 80 Ir - 2
! Druggists generally, JAY eVoo"
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-09-02
THE DAILY GAZETTE.

"OLD IRoNsrDEsn FoRTY-FoUK YEARs
Aeo.-Forty-four A years have rolled
away since the glorious capture Of the
British frigate Guerrier by the efrigato
Constitution, on the 10Th of August,
1912. That was a day OF mnch re-
joicing and congratulating among all
parties. 1t was peculiarity SO to this
community, as a few weeks previous
the Constitution had been chased and
driven into this port BY q British squad
ron, Of which the Guerrier was one,
and narrowly escaped being taken.
On the arrival Of the Constitution in
the harbor, crowds Of citizens rushed
into State street, and welcomed Capt
Hull as he landed at Long Wharf,
a splendid public dinner was given
him at Fanenil Hall, at which'a large
number Of citizens Of all parties atten
ded. Hon. John =. Jones and Hon.
Samuel Dexter presided. Decatnr,
Lawrence, Allen, and many other ma
val officers, were guests. A patriotic
ode, written for the occasion, By Z. n .
Sargent, Esq, was sung amid great
enthusiasm. 1t was the good fortune
Of Capt. Hull to make the first expert
ment TO break the spell Of British in
yincibility on the ocean, and he had
the happiness 70 succeed in it. To
him belongs the merit Of having cap
tured The first British frigate ever re
corded as having struck her flag to
single shiPof equal force. -Rostoaa
1,11Usc75Jl.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-09-02
Glotbina.
1856. Spring and Summer 1856,
ARRANGEMENT,
AT THE
GREAT NORTHWESTERN
Clothing and NJ anuf a curing
EMP d III IN.
A. GAsTEEs. a. Co,

4. CASTEEI a. Co,
yINAkE this opportunity to inform the pnblie tha
i they have received al their store, the largesi
Stock OF
Broad Cloths, Cassinleres, Vestings,
which ha- ever been troughi 10 this market IN"
Goods which oerto tho spectlon OF the citizens
oflhls town sutpass In design and finish, anything
that be ofrored them this side ofNew York; being
selected with the greatest and from the most ex
teralno houses In the Eastern markets, and WIN
view to satisfy tao tastes OF all 0ur customers.
Wehdse also \ faii and complete assortment Of
The iatsst and most approved styles Of
GENTS. fURNISn1SG GOODS,
which beyond doubt tho most desirable 70 be
found In this city. Among which arr Gents shirts,
Undershirts, stocks, cfavats, Gloves, Snspenders,
Hose DC.
Partieniir attention win be paid, "a heretoors TO
the making up Of garments IN syle unsurpassed by
any similar establlahment.
FUN suits msdo on shortest n1tiee, shd warranted
10 snit.
Thankful for the bestowal CrPast liberal fayors o.
the public, we take pleasure in pledging renewed
adsiity, and solicit share Of lIs ubiic patronage
ipl 90 d-tt CASTEBL II 90.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-09-02

c Jf. DAWSON a. Co, have formed 9
-. partnsrship VIII f. Il. eusgs aadcr the nanc
and siyie Of Dawson. Grigss 4 Co, 10 take effect
on iha ist day si November, 1855. M d t&9+al
AHpers0ns having anesttied aceonEis with the old
Arm arc requested y call ana ssttie. Ocse3
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-09-02
CoaII CnalI

/, OWREY, THOMAS & co. arc now receiving, al
/ Their Yard near The rail road depot, l'o TONS
or COAL DAILY. For Fuel and steam hhas no sn-
Owing to combipat on of tho miners raise the
nrics Q / Cosl--wlicb ws would not .BbMii to--Ne
,sya nbls for Shoy! liac, 10 supply orr cnstsm
s,. nat having succeeded 10 breahirs up his com.
binst,oIiin which the community has no smai liner.
es,l ws arc now prepared 10 deliver - ths cry or
f,ayopport, In suabtity 20 suit purchasers ct our
S,,mst pyt. I'd, on GpplicalioRat the Yard.
! poek IAiaud Jan 3 dtf
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-09-02
NOTICE.

THIS Il to certify that the he retoioro
L existing between the undessned undsf tLe
name and style Of Saoup y BarEsiow 10 ihIs DAY
dissolys ed by mutual eonseat.
All the demands outstanding 10 favor Of ssii firm
"'i O' e'''''' 4. r. sHouP.
Az. HhEKALDW. a
II The Forwarding aud Commission bus'ne"
viii hereafter be continued by H. Shour 4 10
II .tAnh
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FRESH nj ME A rs.

TINE subscriber has taken stal in the upper end
i of the Lswer Market, whore he assures tae pub
lie he IL pre Bared all times TO them with Is
GOOD meats as the country affords, and at as Tow
price as they caA be Obtained In the city. He asks
share efpublic patronage. Meat deliSe Sered a. the
re.ldences OF customers. w. d.. MOORE.
hfxy 7th, 1856, dlg
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-09-02

: We, never know . great eharactsr
until something eoaesniA n Il has
grown up within oursalvss -Man-
nsno.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-09-02
Stepes.
STOVES AT WOLEsALEr
Tho Largest StoVc 'ctOIs
60 %vn~ "/@Afssi

214 TIC wv c.Gs
WE shall receive on the opening Of navigation the
w largest stock Of STOVES and TIMERS
STOCK ever brougbt 20 The Srafe of Iowa. Among
tho numerous articles which we slaH keep constant
iy hand for tinne are Tin Plate sheet /roz
Roller from 10. 12 te -, Charcoal No.. kasssa do,
Inttation krssia aO, Wire, timed Eopper's, Bra
icr's 1S, Bioet tin, Lsad Copper Bsttoias, Metal
DO, Iron Rirsts all sizes, iiNRed so., al hiHds Of
presssd ware, Japoaasd do.. Timers I6ofs ;and we
all persons fsvoring sth order, that VIC
will sell them goods our hne low a. they be
bon eht In Chicago Or st. Lous, and much lower than
they have been paying sor them heretofore in tins
place, aMd terms 10 aaif. lff ~
Plssss give call ani learn our prices, and
then think you viii spend nsith er tine nor
ey hereafter In bnsing at tie two places above
named.
n. b. In Q few Gays We shall receive sssort-
mentof the above named goods by tiairoad, snni-
eieut to supply the Ifsiaediata demand.
Country 8le 8lerchan.sfanrsl! upon being supplied.
st all tmes with 1Dwars and on faverats iorsa- 81
Ha6esoIs prices.
OH f.ass, Copper, &c, de-. &e., takfn in es-
change for goods.
80, EaTrow-' Block, Front Street
Mehla-dAwtf WIckERsHAN & HICKS.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-09-02


No MANN THE Moon. The Earl of
Rose, who has recently completed
another telescope. the largest ever
made, alluded, alta meetingin London,
to its effects. He said that, with res
pect to the moon, every object on its
Surface Of 100 feet in height was now
distinctly to be seen, and he had no
doubt that, under very favorable cir
eumstances, twould be so with objects
sixty feet in height. On its surface
were craters ofextinct volcanoes, recks
and masses of stones, almost innnmer-
able. He had no doubt that if such
building as he was then in were upon
the surface of the moon, in would be
rendered distinctly visible by these
instruments. But there wereno signs
Of. habitations such IA ours---no
vestiges of architecture remain to
show that the moon is or ever was in.
habited BY a race Of nortals similar to
our selves. Itpresentednoap
which could lead to the supposition
that il contained anything like the
green fields and lovely verdnre ofthis
beautiful world of ours. There was
no water visible--not sea ora river,
or even the measure of n reservoir for
supplying town or iactory--all seem
ed desolate. 9
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-09-02
TLe ,lld Pioneer Bakery still ahead!

s,HE subscricer has recently uade eSiensVe prep
4 ar aioGs for the manufacture o BuLsf, snhgar'
Pilot Rread, de &c, together With good assefi.
mnut OF Loaf Bread, Cakes aud Rusksi -,
.nnrfv lar ll,s IN = q ulscturs of Cslm q PauI's
PATENT LOAF BREAD, -
made BY Mach.nary Tne advantages elAi,neu ,of
Us process Of making Bread, are t9sse tna breau
more uniform is quality, sud handsome N aPpea,,
auce il is much whitar and moro even, smush
longer wsa,us besonins ss,ia, and 10 many persons
ia 1dams tha dnest Frensh roll, Il goes father
sse is readily introduced into aIni!iss who have ne.
81 used BAKERS Bread heG,re. shall eohMana so
nm a nfoad wagon IS heretofore. 10 "uenhS tae
sL1s sices ol terms which cannot iai 70 glsc en
tire satsiseton, hope 70 DO able 10 saRp 81 whS ~
may saver mo with their peiroasss iubhaos % ~ ~
M. .yors, hope 70 msTi 3 eonpnnaneS ~ .no
saule Al oTdeFsfrom the eountfy ETo'ef.tS anssa
"a 10. Ia. p.NStbb ~, a
Pioneer Bakery, Front Street, one square apoFo
Burrows & PreIymaA's steam Mis-
Davenport, May 27. 1856 -dtl -.
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INT
00AHA N & KEPNER,
Forwarding and Commission Asrchauts,
MOL BUhhoW s'NEH BLOCK, fkONTsfhEE
II Davenport, Iowa.
Orders solicited for the purchase of Grain, Flour,
Wool aud Produe generally.
-RryERESeRs--
Burrows a Pretty man, davenport, Iowa,
Wise, Pusey d w Use, Phil, Pa,
springer, Harssugh & Co., Pittsburs, Pa,
6panE Co.,
Joseph Elder st. Louis, Mo-,
McBfide & Hsp, msr, Cincinnati, Ohio,
T. McCoy g. sons, n lisbon, :.
d. q d. AcDsnaid g. Co., WeilsSIls, Ohio,
Mohlan NJ rim, "
George Wells, :.
Hanns, oxrretson& Co., Cleveland, -
HSssey 4 sinclair :.
James Graham, New Garden, :.
Merchants generally, Salem,
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-09-02
New Arrangement.
&&k4
llnp0T1n1t 70 Passengers going EaSt
JOLIET GUT OFF.

MICHIGAN CENTRAL RAILROAD.
TWO daily trains leave Joliet Except sundays
Central r. r. for Detroit, Lnd thence with The Grest
Western, laia Rallwsy for Niagara Falls, Buffalo,
tfbauy, Nav York, Boston, Phi!adalph'n, Morifegi,
TRaIy9 LEAVE JOLIET:
els 4. n, Lishtp.ng Bxpre7s arrivEsat Detroit at
r. 81. Niagara Falls 80 IexI Forming ana " YORK
p NJ on Roston stI2 st night. srdye at hiladei-
Dlie vsi, Flint OF 10 r. N. also connecsset Detroit
with steamers fer t4yelsnd. and thencswth morn
lnetlsins 10 oil points 10 Ohio aud Fenns5tvsnls.
WITH north Shore line OF Steamers through without
ls1ding, arriving u 80 A.. M. connnee'iag With Fx-
uYses Train to .sW YORK and Eostoa. Also con.
Geets With the orning tIoin on tho Canada Railway
srriyiEga, Niagara Fslls ali ,20P. II. .g.
Tafoash tjefetscsn oe purchased 81 VIA totetei'
fee DIT % 81 np4ay - Joliet, alowinS passengers 10
lsyoyer aad resp ne thoif seats al pleasure.
1uiy 81 81 dig y. RICE, hapl.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-09-02

AMBITION otfcn puts men npon
doing the meanest Offices; soclimbing
10 performed in the same posta
crseping.-Sscit. i sEs-6s
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-09-02

THE EAsHIoS.--Ne have it on the
infalhble authority Of Jenkins that, il
is no longer correct to say, 'sthe height
offashion.'' When ladies wish tocon-
vey the idea that any one oftheir nc-
ouaintances is at all bien mise, they
affirm, ssshe was dressed in the full
bysadM of fashion;" only perhaps il
would be more exact to putt it in the
plural, as q ladys dress certainly takss
nowadays great deal moro than one
'breadth.n However the alteration
in theterm is decided improvement
that like the dress itself, is now quite
"as broad as it is long" Punek.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-09-02

GIGANTIC Max The existence OF
gigantic persons has always been q
point of much interest, both to the
merely curious and to the scientific
student. That there have ever been
whole nations ofsuch persons may
well he questioned, but there can beno
reasonable doubt of the reality Of GER
tain persons whose stature has greatly
exceeded that Of men in general. The
exact heighth of Og, king of Bashans.
has been variously computed, some
snpposing him to have been more than
la English feet, while others think
chat his stature did not exceed eleven
feet. Inlikemannerthe Giant Goliah,
ofthe Scripture, generally llycomputed
to have been about nine feet nine in.
ches, hut commentators have supposed
he might have been full eleven feet
high. as s7a 6f sseq
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-09-02
FRFslI BrrrEa AND Eatis.
MOLINE PAPER MILLS,

FTNHEs oscribefs constantly making yarictyo
Printing and w rappng Papersat thelr Ailiia Mo-
lin and Will pas ash for any reasonable quantity
good clean cotton or lInenrags ourtrayetlngaseut,
A. O. Gharchill Will call on the Merchants through
eeniraliowa and psythem in cash or paper for Their
rags. ,. w. NHkEbOCh.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-09-02
PENNsYIvANIA RAILROAD.
E - -


The greatCsntrai Route. cohnsciing the Atlantic
eiL!ep With tho Wes.ern, Aofthwesiern, ana senth.
road also eonnccts at phneursh With daily line OF
tsansEs 10 al pers a the SorlnwesIefn LaEek; ma
gby inc mos, direct ehf.pest and rfHs5ls r0nss by
wh.Sl, Freight csn be forwarded TO ahd ifem the
Cireat Weat.
Yatea bstwesl philadelphia and PittsbnTg,
rt.st lass ~Enots, ,shoss, Dfy.l -, "a ,oa
800 III tayetS Furs Fea!hers, &c. pc Y ioe b
SccnnI Ciass, :. Books Il station-i
-, ~ Cnnds lin balefl Drugs and "a, ,,oo
Sni9t,;.iySos Il, rdware Leather Wool }"9e' e'PiVob
&s,
,Ss,tra S,Iass..hnYils Bagslnga
ELL pors IN huikl Cast SteelJ sec . 100 .
Sass i.ss,bs r Tn bundlesl ochre, ,dc.S
9~s,rs +, SinA !. .Cotee, Fish ,Bal
- q po,s inacEetI Lard& Lard Oil,{ 40e slG0N,
Gsmn. iron. lead nails, soda ash, e.c.S
PIOUR-Sl per barrel until further notice.
cPgiS-n n ia. pe 100 rs nniii fnI lIIsr notice.
GoTroS-~s2 per n, : r1t a.saldlng 500 lbs,
,sIsb, nnttlfuther no. >
pIa shipping ls0os =, nlany point cast of Phil.
saTnha ne "A rtiraar la mark packages .spia Fean,
saissn.a ks!iroGdn Ali goods G nsigned 10 The a.
gents for this Road ~ fniiaae Phia or FilsoirS, VIII
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-09-02
NEW TIN STORE.

~ IL ~ AblN WV
1>HE sabscriters have Just opened store on Har
/ rison between Third and Fourth streets, where
they intend msnuf1cturln. and keeping constantly
on hand ell kinds Of
Copper, Tin and Sheet Iron Ware,
Particular attehiinn paid 10 Roofing, Sporting hnd
Jobbing. Coantfy merchants csa rely upon being
sappleJ With Tn ware al wholesale prices.
kass old copper, lead, Sc, taken in exchange fci
goods. lAlie att GRANTEES n BELL.
- a4 PRESI BUTTER AND EGGS.
ASAhPousps Fresh roll Butter; also l3 kegs choice
.~OUVpacEed and 900 dozen Eggs, Just received and
for sale at lie uAwkfYE STORE. fl
splu g..sr JACOB HEaYER, JB. 1 CO.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-09-02
NnRcHoss, pArENr pIANINa NAcHINJ

lsIiE subscriber, Agent for the Pstentee of Nor
cfess' Patent plsnins Machine, Will sell rights 70
Counties smaller disiriets in the State OF Iaga--
and will iarn.h Machines lactured by the pat.
entce. II. Y. SLAYaIAkER,
,tSickolls Real Estate odics, Corner of Second
aecai and Main Streets, Davenport.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-09-02
Boots aas Sbets.
THE SHOE TRADE.

HAVING increased our facilities for manniAcsn {
Ill ing and dealing in Boots, Shoes and lczther' it'
uude succcssors to S. Il. Dawson G Co., 0acf
10 the citizens ofpayenport and vicinity, greater II
dueemeD,s haa ever 10 buy their Eoots ana Snoes"'
them. Our retail stock hereafter will always COZ
tain every description of goods wanted by the peoIie
We also are makiig eAtensive prepafanohs Ief
Whoesaleing Boot. and Shoes, and We invite coah-
asit IL determination 10 sell on as good terms o.
l hey can he pureha.eain So Lenis or Chicago.
DAWSON, GRlGGS d co.
nct2 Brady ST., door from I'd.