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Richmond Markets, August 2.
CONDITION OF VIRGINIA BANKS
BANK OF ROCKINGHAM,

eHARRIsoNBURG, Va July %, 1856.
Hon HENRY A. WISE, Governor of Virginia:
Dear Sir:-1 epcloss q comparative statement OF
the condition of this Bank for the st July 1855 and
1856. Yours, very respectfully,
C. c. STRAYER, Cashier.
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DuMk nVM...aW hhia disstiled . 49, 80
order, pure, for Tobsecoaisss; for sale, e s ~
BY WOMnLE CLAteOkN.s
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I'M e undersigned, having appointed Hir
Il WILLIAM J. BEVlLL hia Agent fer conductn q
his PAINTING BUSINESS In all its branches at
his shop on Broad street, between 9th and 7th sta
respectfully asks continuance and increase of the
patronage so literally bestowed on him.
~ Orders left at the shop will be promptly at.
tended to by Mf. Revill. l.. MAULE
iv Aim d
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MOUNT VERNON HOTEL, car & MAY

MOUNT VERNON HOTEL, CAP e MAY.
lfl N Y.-This magnificent Hotel, the largest and
most comfortable one in the world, is open for
the reception of guests and those visiting the Capes
To who has this Hotel it 10 veil worth
visit, it being the largest hotein the wo Id being
capable Of accommodating 200 people comfortably,
aud dining 5000 The length of the dining room in
the clear Is 425 feet long, width 60-tptsi length of
wing sc feet whole length from Ocean psrlor to the
barber shop quarter of mile, with 432 rooms. -
gether with Ten Pn.Alleys Pistol Galleries, Archie
~ tents and Quot pitching Grounds for the Ladies,
with a fine Hippodrome ns under the supervision of
Madame Minnie and Gen. WEIGH. I'll
A. b. ard So per day. CAIN < FOSTER,
iy I4-lm Propretnrs
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L'IRE AND MAXINE INSURANCE can
l. be effected with the Albermarle Insurance Com.
pany favorable terms with any other compa.
ny in this State possessing real cash capital to meet
osses. Apply to STOKES & CO,
Asts, Richmond, Va.
WIN. r. EARLY, Fre1t
JNO. WOOD, Jr., Sec'y 4"
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The receipts Of coal 1t AisxAndria Per CANAL fot
the month Of Jsiy reached IS 80 tens
1mrosrs ar Nav Yosk.-Ths following 70 . ss's
rn.at Of the imports Of foreign dry goods q Ne.
YORK fer the week, compared With the correspond
ips periods Tor the past two yesu;
IMPORTS or FOREIGN DIZZY GOODS roR THIS 80.
1854 1893. teoc
~ot.i catered es67i.z3S % 37i5 50 6snSs ~
Total OF market 2sn6 4is 2sioo 2S5iSS
Fro n January 1st
Total entered SIS sos gas f3h Ss5 $50 Y, 81
Total on market s., ss47so s6.o9l0's 5o.s2i,ii6
Tn. following IL the comparison of imports Of the
f.,,, dry Foods Ia July Q. New York for Ave years
iu,v 1852 Observation-Disclosures. &67ila50
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT 1853 $50
1885, ......................tie 23 GIL
,.....................ai6S 5n4
1855 .................I3,el543 $50
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IL The Exercises of the Institute will be resumed on
the first MONDAY ia October. -
TERMS PER SESSION:
Board $IO w
Washing NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 20 90
Tuition in Collegiate Department. .......... so 90
Tuition in Preparatory Depsrtment........... 80 60
Ancient or Modern Isnsuas,s each 20 90
. w
The large number entering the Institute during the
last session, f26S1 has encouraged the Trustees to
provide still increased facilities and the aspgeneats
for instruction viii be on the same elevated and fbe-
raj scale az the spacious and convenient accommoda-
tons No pains will be spared the highest
advantages to the young ladies' who maj honor Us by
their attendance.
For catalogues or further information, address -
B. MANLY, JR,
10 s3-d9n Richmond, Va.
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Aa TWENTY-FIVE DOLLARS RE
AZ WARD-Ranaway from Mr. Jacob 8. Alice,
"a on the 18th instant, negro man named GA
n BRIEL, Blacksmith by trade, about so years
of age black and pretty stout in size, and bear
ing the marks of smallpox The above reward will
b. paid for bis delivery to me, in Richmond, or to
Mr.. Jacob 8. Alice.
An dts RO. ]. Christian.
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MERCHANTS, AND MECH A MOS,
WI SAVINGS BANK, Office No. I8 Main street. at
the store of Wake Co.-This Institution continues
to receive 6epostes which an interest of 6 per
cent. will be paid for all sums remaining on deposte
six months, and five per cent for shorter period
ALEX. GARRETT, Pres't
Fl. Wake, Treas'r.
je 6-1aw6m p HI BUTLER, Sec'v.
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EDUCATION.
T7OUsHRk 81. GRAa1aIAR sCaOO
w. a. RENNIE, Issrarcroa.

The location Of this School, ct SaundsrS Hall, In
rear Of the Third Bsptis Church. il convsnisnt 70
Shockoe Hall and its Westsrn vicinity and il aiso de-
sirsble for being retired The rooms arc comfortable
and well arranged, having bssn built expressly for
school purposes
The design Of this School 10 to prersrs bsys for
Coieae ordinary business. IL viii b composed Of
three elsases: In. Rudiments; ID ENGLISH Branches;
Sd. Higher English with LATIN, Mathematics and
Bookkeeping. Il 10 hoped that Experience and for
mer success. viii Be esteemed sufficient guarantee
for success In future. The session will bAgn on
the 18th september, and end 18th July, 1857.
Terms:
let class. per session Of 10 mouths ........S2s on
"a DO do de do ............. IS 90
Sd do do do do ............. 40 %
s fPaysble quarterly
Persons wishing to the subscriber. will please
leave their names at CIR. D. J. Saunder1 store, head
Of Broad street
eul-lm* w. A. RENNlE.
JEFFERSON MALE ACADEMY.--This
Institution, located on 25th between Clay and
Leigh streets Church Hill will be opened for the re-
ception OF Pupils alb ut the middle of September
next In addition to the ordinary English branches.
we win teach the Classics and the Mathematics, and
intend to make the Institution worthy of public pa
tropage.
Our patrons may feel assured that each pupil will
receive special attention. For particulars in.
quire of either of the unds rsigned.
CHAS. w. PETHERBRIDGE,
au I-dim* THOS. Fl. JONEs
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STATE OF VIRGINIA, ROCKINGHAM COUNTY, To WIT:
This day &. c. StraJer, Cashier of the Bank OF
Rockingham, personally appeared before me- q No
tay Public in aud for the county aforesaid and
ton of sad Bank The LIST inst il true to the best
of his knowled 20 and belief.
Given under my hand this Esd day of July, 1885,
JAMES KENNEf NJ P.
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A N Fila WHITE SUP II U Il
n SPRINGS, situated u miles from Jetersviile
Depot. on the Richmond and Danyille Railroad, 50
miles from Richmond will be opened the 1st OF July.
The waters Of these two Springs said to be equal
to any waters in the mountains, and have been anal
lied in Philadelphia and have the same properties OF
the Greenbrier White Sulphur. ..at ..
terms OF BOARD foiiows:-Per day 81 so per
week So per month, for 20 days. S23; Children over
years old and under II years, and servants, half
price, p
There will be an omnibus, always ready to take
visitors to the Springs. -
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q KANAWAY-Sl 10 KESNAkD...Or
HS Suadsy. July 9TH, young negro woman
.E$A named COLUMBIA about Is or 20 years old
nv gingerbread color FIVE feet, six or eight inchel
.A hi sh, rather stout; hadon pale pink dress and
white bonnet when she left reward of Ten Dol
HIRAM cARNELL.
iySl---6t* Brooke Avenue.
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NOT1CE TO TIKI CREDITORS OF
~ THE ESTATE OF GEORGE H. BRANTON,
DEC'D.-You are hereby notified that the account of
ceased Is now before Com missoner Cary for settle.
nent, and that all claims against the said must
be presented to the said Commissioner, with the
proofs necessary to sustain the same at his oce in
tho Wing BUILDING, in this city. or before Mon
Gay, the 9Th Gay of October, 1856.
MARTHA v. BRANTON, Admx.
Richmond, July q l856-law4w.
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BACON & BASKERVILLE,
ID GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS
Receive consignments of Tobacco, Flour, Corn,
Wheat &C., and give their personal attention to sales
Of same, and keep constantly hand large and gene.
raj assortment Of Groceries, Seed, Peruvian Guano
ka- feH-dkwts
1 BROWN, Dr., stock Broker, has re-
- moved his Office 70 No. 15l lZinmernsns) corner
Main and 18th streets S-eodts
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| 5EgyMEN IiLCH COW AND CALF At
| O$TgiET PRIVATE SALE.--We have for sale,
HW privAtely,s splendid young Cow and Calf,
sES4SS6a raised in the city. If not disposed of by
Saturday, will be sold at public auction Apply to
jy 81 LARtJS & SHINE.
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Nv SANDERS & DAVIS.

been to Paris, caught the dress, the
drawl, and the general insipiditity OF
morals, manners and movements, that
characterize vulgar foppery /; and his
made up and remarks are true to the
dainty dandyism Of the travelled
spoonies one meets at almost any fash
ionable party above Becker II
there Is anything ! 10 hate in the
shape ol "a man, it is one Of these Par
isian, periumed, Willis looking snobs
whose only earthly use is to serve Us
walking advertisement for tallors and
| positively enjoyed the ridiculous eS-
hibition OF the whole class Of foreign
aping fools in the character OF the ex
quisite and insutierable 'Cynosure. -
It ought TO be as good as dose OF
physic' for the whole set OF sprigs
about town who have returned from
the grand tour Of Europe with about
az much character and vitality Is
linen rag comes from patent
mangle" "
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CURIOUS EFFECT OF A POWDER
MILLS EXPLOSION

lou have probably told your read.
ers Of the explosion ot the Acton Pow
der Mills. exceeded in its terrific ct
lect any previous one. But two
lives were lost One man was torn
into fragments The second was
thrown a great distance and stripped
Of every thing but his India rubber
shoes. Poor fellow. He had been
al the dangerous work but one day
The mill that first exploded was ruu
ming with no one in it at the moment.
When this went off the air was tillet
with flying, blazing timber, which il
an instant communicated 10 two 9th
eTs. In one OF thesew the two M
fortunate men who were killed. The
other mill--the dry house-had bnt
little powder in it, which blew oil the
roof. 1t then took fire and was con
sumed. A fourth mill had two hun,
dred kegs OF powder inside, which was
not i8uited, although the entire board
ing was stripped OFT, and many beams
broken. The two men were at woll
in the wheel pit, and crawled out in
the stunning noise tosee the fragment
flying in all directions. ltwas an aw
tul spectacle. Three mills exploded.
The wind was very high and the
woods took fire. Ii was expected thai
the shattered mill, from which the
men had escaped, would blow up ey
cry moment. The fire was seen with
in a rod oft, and the powder was ex
posed to the least spark. After watch
ing it for some time, man, at the
hazard Of his life, took bucket OF
water and crawled on his knees to
where the fire was blazing, and extin
guished it. 1t seems a little singular
that from every building the pressure
outward. Boards were broken ont,
windows fell ont; one front door of a
large house, quarter OF mile dis
tant, burst out. A window in my
barn, a mile of from the mills, broke
ont. Great damage was done to neigh
boring buildings. / saw chimney
that was affected curiously. 1t was
set off on one side toward the mills
Just one brick, and left standing -
Springfield, Mass, Republican.
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NUFACtLhEh OF
sSCasI 6, aTaGs Ca n "a GeSy
Iu1a' between Second and FROM t't,
DAVENPORT low.
JGiy Il a,i
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.----1--.-----..----s-'- 2 -.
y1IE DAILY GAZETTE.
,,ppRATuRE BY THE SQUARE
FOOT

lpEkAIl hL bI
FOOT.
An amusing story is told oil one q
49, ,oUpsaur riches that inhabit the
80. ."sst end Of this metropolis.
l,nr millionaire built and equipped
snIendid palatial residence in the
amer part of''the Avenue There
Sas wanting no elegance, 40 luxury
"o embellishments, that vanity could
.nyyest OF money purchase. superb
,,,;TTors measured not By yards, hank
i the specious walls heavy silk bro
ca5es. richly embroidered, hung irom
the ceiling within elegant and masslvG
,rosment5 of gold. royal Wilton and
Administer carpets We'd in their soft
snj delicate texture with the rich and
arrjstocratic Aubusson upon the ez
raDsiye floors OF the saloons; elaoof
atelv carved rosewood, ebonp and
bnbl furniture, graced every room !;
while. ia a word, all the appliances oI
wealth, voluptiousness, and rehne'
msnt, were there, each in its proper
sphere.
One room only had been overlooked
the library! There stood the ele'
CANT book cases gaping for Their treas
ares. but unsatished
Our nabob had two nieces residing
with him--beautiiul as Hourrls, love,
" as the Queens Of Day and Night -
They had persuaded,their doting uncle
TO open the rooms with a ball on CHRIST
mas Qast Christmas) night,
1t was proposed only the evening
previous, and at once adopted But
The library! how strange II would
seem to the guests that, while the sen
sss were carefully provided Tor, the
mind was neglected.
The library must be furnished, and
that at once. So, on Christmas morn
ing, a messenger is despatched to the
leading bookstore in Broadway Tor an
estimate ior the library, Post haste
comes a clerk from Messrs. A & Co,
with the latest catalogue Of rare and
selected works.
"Pshaw," says our friend, none Of
your catalogues here; with this rule
measure he square feet exposed bg
these book cases, and let me know for
how much will YOU ill them. Make
your own selection, but give me good
backs"
The astonished clerk measures ant
calculates his authors by the square
foot. For eighteen hundred dollars. y
at length he says, Il viii fill these
cases with standard works, well
bound"
That's too much, says our million
aire, "the furniture has cost q mint al
ready, and ! cannot 60 more than SIX
hundred Tor these books SO make
your own choice of what you give me,
hut fill them up tor that"
The library was furnished TOR SIX
hundred dollars; the backs Were
snowy: the ball went off with ecid;
the mirrors were pretty; the uncle ;
hospitality princely, and none OF the
gaudy rooms were more attractive
than the library and its square feet OF
books with handsome backs, ~. .
Post.
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BELLE BRITAIN ONsNOBS.

The sparkling contributor to the a.
!. Mirror, Belle Britain, in a crit,
clsm upon aew play, writes the fol
lowing sentiments in regard to snobs
One Of the best conceived and best
acted parts OF the play is that OF Gym,
osure, represented by Tom Placid -
tie is the son of a rich tailor, who has
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-12-01
Coal! Coali

& OWREY, THOMAS Il 60. are now receiving, al
| ltheir Yard near the rail road depot, loo TONS
90 coal DAILY For Fuel aud Steam tbas NO sa-
. tiar in this Market.
u siug 10 u combination OF the miners TO raise the
pfi,s. uf Ioal--1 hch We would not submit to--we
Wsre unable, for short time, 10 supply our eustsm
ers Tat having sueeeeded u breaking up this coA-
biuatio In which the community has NO small inter
est) We arc NOW prepared ~ deliver N this city or
naYsnpart, in quantity to sult purchasers al our
former p,,.ss, on spplie alton AZ the Yard.
Rogl> Island Jan 3 .dI
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Esown6y ~ .Igsiists "" !, !

sB or, oornor Main saa rasa E.s., uays"i,y.
Va. Jane "a 'an d
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Inc Uld flOneef Dakery Stlll antdu'
sNHE subscriber has recently made extensive prep
arations for the manufacture OF suiter, sugar,
Boston, Soda, Pie Mic, Water aud oyster CRACKERS,
Pilot Bread sc, tSe., together with good asso r.
ment of Loaf Brcad, Cakes and Rusks,
/ have also purchased the Patent Right for Scott
county, for Ihe manufacture OF ErIm 4 Paul's
PATENT LOAF BREAD,
made By naclfnery. The advantages claimed for
this process OF making Bread, these, the Bread u
more uniform in quality, and handsome In appear
unee,l is much winter and more even, ii Keeps 0ci1
longer without becoming stale, aud many persons
is not objee uonable when week old, 1t cuts a.
handsome tho hnest French roll, II goes isrlhor,
and is readily introduced into families who have new
er used Bak er's Bread before. | shall continue to
run Bread Wagon IS heretofore. In Offering Toe
above articles, aicb cannot lsi TO give
lire satisfaction, hope 10 DO able TO supply all sh'
may iaVar me with their patronage. Ihanktul tor
past fANurs, hope TO meri: continuance oi The
same. Al oTaers from tbe country promptly auend
81 To- DANIEL MOORE,
Pioneer Bakery, Front Street, one square Ao"Ft
Burrows u Pretty mans steam Mills.
Davenport May -, ieS6-dtl
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St0Dfs.
BUY YOUR STOVES

XYTHERE iItsisAys be found one oflle be.tas
w -Jrtmegt, 81 stoves. Tin Plate, Sheet ir'
Wife, Jspahned Hare, Tia, Sheet Iron and Copper
Ware Ia Ibis eity. tmonz Us sssortmentof
; + O Y J., =
are The reisbiattI iiInEE aud Charter OAK Cs1E
stove coat %, wn.el, iul aud complete az
sorim.bi PsrJr l;ys gsi Heating Siryr., Eleyste
oven Stoves, and many other patterns too NUM-
Gus 10 mention our motto IS, aaick Sales SUD
small Profls Cool work ali warranted or no ssC'
one d0ila save ia dollar rsrned; and BY ealing
ut his stove store yon will save il and get Jas
good an article as at any other hoB-e.
Particular attention. paid 10 House RooAnsi opspf-
ls1 snd Job Work Ia general out of good Tn and
sssak hoping u receive share of the pnelie pat
r3nage bs this motto: 'ialiek Sales ana smsll
pronts fsepbJ u. L. DOkSF..
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A CROOKED Stick TO LEAN UPoS. -
The Cleveland Platndeater says: "We
have not despaired Of illinois because
Douglas is there" But later intelli'
gence has caused change Of opinion,
we presume. If Douglas had been
anywhere else, ii is probable that Hi
nois would have gone Tor the Demo
cracy, as il always had done. Bnt
Douglas being there has turned the
tide in Illinois, and. hereafter, it will
doubtless run in the direction OF the
Free States instead of the South,
though it may have gone for Buchanan
by the skin Of its teeth. ~. 4.
Times
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r ...tH su OK persA.o ~ thirteen years IN lht
/. fr4r.tti- tst IaGicHe and surgery no" oilers htr
~. 4t,=sUrg ssryrt-s 10 The citizens OF Davenport
e, q ,ts yetu5tg ParticaAr attention will be giscH
% st,,ray+ -Hfg-ry and iseases OF thv tbroat hh1
,.s. NH-r .st one. Block No. = up stalf7t
al 5,n ween BRADY & Perry els.
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sAMuFr. pFpRY

second street, . pposile Lecfaire Row. Davsn np.
lows, ts,-Eaaen Main q Bfady.) sspedtf
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FALL AND WINTER CLOTHING
AT.OEN y0RDAN's

ION A kUIHING SIOhE-
A LAkA1 + q ma Aried assortneht ofMen ms NJ
Il 6oys, Ready made Clothing, sEbfss
Ig taId appros edssy les, ad made
xG.a " Orklaen cut ofthc beat material. r
Pine, medina and common, Union, Beaver, Felt
Pilot, Pessrsham and Flushiny, banxsps, Sasksana
Psalot OS ereoats, Cloth Dress and froek Coats of
eolors and qualities. Cloth, GAssiaer ssl-
net, Velvet and Tweed Pantaoons. SIX, Satin, Va
ieniia Swansdo~n, Valyet, Flush, Cloth, Cassimsfs
astinet, Double and Single breasted Vests. Molkes
Jackets Drawers. Undershirts, Hosiery, Suspenlers
laycs andk ,shtrt-C oArs, Stocks,
ies se arts, Behesier and Scot's sppreves Patent
rssam snlrts, alsrtice
" ksot xenIieniAn's furnishing stores, Including
Robes ss CnaIlbre ana Revere testsaad OseneoaSs.
AlSS, plendId assormoRt oi uncut Cloths, Csssi-
a. .res and ssslaSs-ai OF hish Will be made apto
lhs tess lannor, with promPtasss, ~ aecan
modating prices, aId by eompetsnt woFkmsa. rhia
esablisnasatisla sns aonthly receipt oftAs iAsssi
FASHIONS 50 thator 20 them may os e
lied DO being The lsiestssy s oy those Who d
..reit AlImaune plain wosS and work oI gsl
tee / "a edEani prompt atteniedlo ss heretofore
HATS OF new style together wlsa ALI oftAs
mon kinds constantly on hand.
past paroEsS .thes essrDs<eooadsnt ~
h hopes 10 Sneri TACO ntiDuanee otthesams.
JOHN JORDAN.
suonpd Ciother o u Prontslrsst, sbpo-
eiteLh Steam Mills.
Gl< = go 80
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To Lease.

A NUMBER Of desirable lots for residences IN .
~ Asrady, Main ~nd Harrison streets, TO lease for
IN, term IL is ars. Apply 10
w. II. =. GURLEY,
oaee On Maia between Fraat aod SecoHd st.
aug ~ ar
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STOVES AZ WOLESAlit
The Largest Stove store
49, VD@~r,..

tn the wo0t.i!
iSTE shall receive the opening OF navigation Ls
w largest stock of STOVES and 1iNNEk>
STOCK ever brought TO the State Of Iowa Am"ng
the numerous articles which shall keep Constant
ly on hand fortnners are Tin Piafst SAsst nor
BOILER from No. i2 20 2., Chsreoa! DO, Rassia De"
Taitatiea RaSsia do, Bfrs, tinHsd CoPEer's, Bra
ier's de-, Sl0ek tta LEAD, CopPsr B0tt0as, Msfk9t
d. Iroa Riusts ali sizes, timed de-, al ktnds 81
yress,d Hars, Jspaansd do, Tuners Teois;and We
assure alt persons fsyorng with sn order, that We
will sell them goods B line as low IS they San pr
bought ia Chicago ST Loais, aud much lower than
they have Been paying for them heretofore la thl.
place, ard on terms to sntt
Please give us call and learn our prices AH'
then We think YOU will -psnd nsiih ar time a-f-
sy hereafter In buying at the two places sb"EF
Hamed.
NE In few aays we saall receive sssort-
msnt oil the above named goods by Railroad, sum
cieDt 20 supply the ia medi late demand.
Country Merchants can rely upon being ssPpiei-
AZ ali times with linwsEe aud on favorable erms ~
Hh0le.ate prices.
Old Rags, Copper, &c, &c, &c, taksn in *
change for goods.
No. Burrows Block. FroutSu-et
Jcaia-lxgtI WICkERSHAM & HICKS.
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7 n sFs7EEfs Y Jul = 70 NO NJ u n III p
A Sure Remedy for Piles.

The Piles most distressing com plsnt is prev
l.at tlIsn geaeray suppes 1t is sftsasat with
fl,mulatn small Turner's ia the generality of .As
utae tasir appearance, lIsiescfihably painful VIM !,
il is Impossible to resist eratchia and the only pre-
eul relief seems 10 be desire To the skin on. tn
disease dangerous bni extremely upioassAl
Clerks aud those OF serntarl habits, sabi,
10 this malaiy. Let all afflicted Try Overs Healins k.l-
brcslion and aarFaat iInaeiAteis relief and
tstsi cure Many tr1uhlesous 90 this eoInpir
Ia, been reiuedc y the OF this great medicine
We eau present fact apou fact IN confederation OF II :
.,t-mspt aud thesnds bsssr testimony to ihs rsa
vsin. al thi> sl,.iicalus Psnscsa.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-12-01

The sass with whph pyer.s RsSiins kniLrocat,oa l-
Nppii-t. The sbssnc. ai any gress OILS .HlstSHcs
It's COM postioR, It. Periect Dsstness, leaving
upop the drs.sor ska, its agreeable voT prcDsYtt
ftlip aud efcscup- effects. Feneer ii the mot
hs and cheapest - Ii0us that he tis,. lAr g,
ina ha, the as smls ~ the proprieioJ's sSudtnre.
A. IL FIELD, Proprietor, Providence, 4. l.
SOLD in RoSk Island aad Davenport 10y HINES
CLtPPI NGERi in Chicago by PEST9N & RoBINStiN
in Nusestine by /. b. DOUGH tctll 80 Il.