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The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-12-12
FIOsjKING p MILL.

Fn, the state OF low State County Township City
ana shop rights aud Mill sale favorable terms.
have one in dayy operation and exhibition corner
perry ad I'd sts, advise all 10 call and SEQ H. aht
they viii say, as did the ancient Queen OF shsba "ths
ilalf has not been told. r.t.. .. . ,
MiIlers farmers capitalists and spectators viii dnf
This mill presents chance for safe. SURE sud prot
ittbe investment. "l. ~
Thia nchly ingenious and much needed inVeht,on
Ss an tire new feature in the Manufacture OF heat
f,,o our ag the splendid in which IL performs
jt york grinding boiling and separating the grain al
SINGLE erasion into different qualities OF Flour
p Fee aud thar Within space of only twenty ave issi
@ bS canr fert IN breadth, the rapidly OF over
rlye b sels I.F hohr pair Of French burr mill
stones only IS inches IN sIaeier. The drain Is con-
sprted at 4 Gle operation into Extrs AND super.
6ne Flour Fine Flour, Middllngs, Ship stuns, bran.
and shorts. .Auy power being applicable TO Pre-
rel IT, from horse power up to any other desired
Tina small space IL occupies would hot be missed when
nlae,d i "A room with other machinery, aud the small
amount OF power requires To Propel IL ITS economy IN
-nstruction and operation, makss certain thst ere
il will sup.rsede and reyolutioniae all ether Flour
ipg Mills Ihe ml Is compact, substantial aud relsos,
not able 20 get q. Of ordef So applicable 10 tas
wants of the werld that every mill naehius shot
We foundry, forge, rolling MILL or any oua
INC bay ug power erected new have within
iIs walls complete Merchant FIGURING Mill al the III
ding expense of seven hundred dollars. -
CAuTok.-Au perssls ia Sant OF tiourins Allis
througbout the State sIr advised 20 come snd
ed our Mill Ia oets before purchasing, and oil per-
sons are hereby wsFnsd reIn trespassng o. turnShS Oh
our rghts shall maintain them 10 The stes et'-'
These Mills will make Fifty Barrels Of Flour every
| iva at s-fonT honrs, @a4 Haa
| For further particulalsapply 70 or address.
| 80 JACoB WEAVER, in. Ior
kA0. SVAEA
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Ns|A >AAS~AS - <SAAs)s
A AS On hand a new and full assortment OF Ffench
L L aEd English Clothes, csssimefes and VestnS1
suitable for the season, which he will make ap to
measure On shari notee and reaseRabisterms.
READY MADE CLOTHING.
OF all klHas E9r spring and summer wear, weieh
~ 10 ,sta g. saeap sthe cheapest.
bBl2.fISIfIVG GOODS.
243i supp nfegefy thins necessary for gentle.
aEAH'- EAfatsBe. spring >syte Of s1nIa,
Gaps, frnaks, tBEjess, Sc. t hS@A
P.S. a54tst taFi.c fa0sta boEt 30 purchase goods
N Hts-Ab6ye 70 give him cali JefaFs purchasing
ei.awhere. uue price only. S8 trouble 20 show
koods. IhaHEtu5Jf pEsHaSOfs Aopos continuance
afthssa1aH SAMUEL PERRI
paYenp1Et A Alfl Is -.
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GREAT ATTRACTION!
Ar THE
Great Western Clothing Store.
Or A-s.s s.a

NhoLESA LIE aud RETAIL.
HAVING just returned from the east with three
i l. times ~ large STOCK OF Clothing and
Gents Furnishing Goods as was ever Of
fers In thls maFsst, and a. 25 per rent less price,
fee! aoGloani HAT can suit the publle Ia price aud
qagIIy. Hagiag had tTo years sNaertenee in lhis
ett,, and ksU s,iiZ we'll Ia wants ot the people,
nave selected this stock sos from the ossI east
manu- Isuiarsrs sad oi lha Ees. qualities. Am0rg
-hlcu mss he t54us IVA Shoasas>. Oyor-COAts
Fam 70 % dollars, ioaf thass1Gd lslrs r fangs iu
price from "a c7nts 10 tss 0ns 6ou sand ests
rom s5ceEts 10 10 doiisrsf Dress GOaI Sfrom
20 IS dollars: frOck 10 sl doars sack 10 IS
dollarss SHIRTS from 80 els. y4.Je; Hats,
Caps, Gents Furnishing {, f,oSds, in pries.
and qualify suit purchasers. Il Sood7 bought oI
msare warranted A. Ne. l art. .cie. &
thereby ~ tnrn tay 1aeere thanks for The pafr0i-
age heretofore 50 h6eFaly bestowed on me and hope
still 80 ne fit aud receive the No 6 LsCiaire
Block. L. LuWENSTEIN,
+. ). Country Merchants will 40 well to call and
my stock before purchasing elsewhe They
will hnd low figures and reasona bic teEns.
ang5s dwtf
To Lease
A NUMBER OF desirable lots for residences on
tABrady, Maia and Harrison streets, 10 lease far
he term of ie years. Apply 10
ofice on Main between Front and Second sls.
aug 10 dti
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AN AMERICAN INVENTION.
uuE -REA TEST OF THE AGE

IT'S great utility sim pcity ehespness Of price and
a,iautstiou 10 HE wants OF all classes Of ths
muntls syEar sly recommend Tin ever Stale ia Tie
a llGLi9h, batparneuisriy
IN. tIgsTjss OF Iowa, which 10 sGossahsiAsei bt
many ee,tarht-s. reletssers sGd .etIsFs given by
ryIiable gentefat h's-e names area oef hsnas
B,,ing Bcouse she Issteutass and proptietcrs OF r.
w n and alnes NJ Ciark ekratel Cenlblnea tiriadn
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UarDs.

JAS RUMBOLD, JR.,
ONT RACT0R AND BUI u Il,
Shop O aliey bet. 5ih and 9Th sts, rear of Congo
t4t.on.i, aud Te,Iof Methodist Church.
ilrs 2eth '5sd6 Wit -----
L.H. PETITION, NJ. d..
IsoR8IKRLl Assistant Ply sician TO the Emgranl-
keaidsns snrsoos % .he s"osl, c1y Hospital r.
lis professional ssryces 10 the citizens Of Davenport
oHca and rssidene Brady st.ncarlY opposto Gen
ssrrenl's. aug 20 lsse dt
Or. ]. W. q. BAKER
, rsrER IN oSps risucs of ihirtaen years IN mo
y practic, Of Medicine snd Surgery now Offers his
ts v:cini.y. Particular attention win be given
B, s4srsti's su.ery ard disease, Of 'be inr~st sh'
s4ss. o1cs in Post Once Block No. y, up sts'r='
20 5tn st., between brady Porry sts.
sIs .2s,-dH. ---z.
W. II. LINE. L. D.,
Practising Physieian,
pss eanas Ct slsay store oss hours NOR more
rtin Z q . A. N, and from / sosp.a. api ia"
DR. rs nIHlER,
Recently from Rock l.land, lll.,J
Surgeon and Homeopathic Physician,
unisa on "a street. next door TO u. IL smiths fIr,
5 siOrc, iu r. Merwin's Office, rear Lindsey Jr"
,nchy7-da elry Store.
Dr. !. OLsHAUs1H,
rhyaician, Surgeon and Aceeuchsr,
UPFilR-seeond Street, opposite the
'epnvEE.Ssoa1T. pnnayvEE.SroRT, asa.e' a%a
aay Il ,ls54-diy
DR.. 1. A. CRANE,
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON,
NFFERs his pro fessioEs, services 80 the citizens q
Davenport and vicinity. once corner Of main
aid ID streets. Rssidenee ON Main above h'ghth.
mch2Gd,f ------
). C. PARKER,
AMI SyyrDCEnN
w0ULE INFORM hi. TEND: and the Egohe VA. ne
~. removed hi. once 20 ths post Office building
second story, opposite Gazette ONCE. 200
DR.. II. W. .McCOKT1EI J.
nfFERs his professional services to the citizen. o.
Oisr 's wiley 4 Munger new bnliing, corner Of
Brsdy sy3 Fourth streets,
DR.. A. M. SMITH,
Eclectic Physician.
1LssD5 stfaiy -reet between Ind aud -. heal
: ice ON ihird street between main and BRADY
specialization given 10 the trostmentoi scrofu.
''sTqi' .pTii a. sfs5' IS '"' ' DAVENPORT, IOWA.
A.H. +aYERs, M. a.,
aomeopatllp saysician and Surgeon,
p-isI,r attqnt.a ~ TO the treatment Of Chronic
dseas-a Onios 90 ,'s, over Jaecby's Drug store
July 1885 atf --
O. W. CARFEk 4. D.
Physician " Surgeon.
olte Oh North side of5i 81. iwo doors West OF
Brady st. Boards al DGmontsab south side sf2d ~
bsts e.u srady Perry SITS.
DAVENPORT tbEA.
Marc Eh, 55. ---
.lr, ". II. M 4 - ssELis,
Late of PhilGt 1iphls
DESFECTFtLLf oners his professional services
u to the citizens Of Davenport and Siciniiy.-
Having been attached for number OF yssrsto iae
philade lpbia Hospital as surgeon ana physician ne
feels oIpp eisni 10 neat aBy diseAss OF seeldent
that may be presented
Wouli rel 81 TO Professors =. faneusto
Cbas. ID Meigs
Thos. ID. MBtter-
Dnce, v. f.. corner - ana Harrison ais
DctI6 sdIi ..HH
D. o. Hf9sAAs, ND. n. u. HICKMAN a' y.
DRS. HICKMAN
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GoaII Coal!

SspaI. Coal! ~
oWREY TH0MAs q 90. as' nov IeSei'tISS , ,SSSs ~
or GoAI' DAILY. Fer Ffei and steam hhas no sa'
De rior in this Market. - x.i.. a..
owing 10 combination VI thS us,hSas M, w -
~ r, 5.sDa Tor shorl time 10 supl's our susten
e,. sat having succeeded ia pTsSains uP ahls e.A
hi, din which the eumniufdt has no snsn inter
estl a are now prepared 10 deliNefin tnis ens
1 I,ay.pport in quantity TO suit purchasers al our
4 tarmer pieces, ON applicatien al Inc hS'o.
4 Rn,t 1 Isiunt ID ..a
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CHEAP
1EgsSH ARE g. STOVE STORE
@E NEW ARRANGEMENT.
a al / HAVE Just opened extensive stock Of stoves
III iaud Hardware in the OLD STAND OF II. b,
V SMITH L CO, .r
Corner Front and Brady streets,
Nere hsre can be found large and complete assert
alsnt "
SHELF AND HEAVY HARDWARE,
Sail Spikes Glass Carpenters and Jeners Tools, and
an srt ia the Hsrdwsre line, which viii sell
ir Cash eheblr than be hsd at any establishments In
this cRy ="
,--4 Give Me- a Call. as Il.
Don Ga gel the place. Corner Front and Brady street,,
a porte the Ferry landing
taH HSS-iAtt .. W. w. PAhhEh.
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Lpoper, Tin and Sheet
Iron Shou,

'tHB grdsrsigned are ROW opening a new Copper,
I ID aud sheet Iron JObbimx Sh0p, ON Sec
bnd street near Harrissh street. A full assortment
If th-satioas articles composing the sioek OF com
biete Tjn,wtr.s aud stsye store. Ai sorts OF well
time b. h,,tt III the al,5ye N e nti0nei place.
Lead Pipe, Sheet i4ead, Sheet copper, sheet ZiDc,
lad HalhfnE Tubs oa hand constantly.
Their lorr sps risBce IN the oasiHe.s makes the
subscSJer- .n1feut of satisfying all calls made in
Iheir iiuslN ssas
Pardcuisr atarbtion paid 10 Tin Roohns and espe.
eialiy ia Itius Williams Patent Pump with ball
valves ..-5 . .-..f .g- Eg.L.
Juiy H. 81, ,itf BRuNNER & CAsSEL.
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Particular attention paid TO Roofing, Spoutine and
JobbIr-. Country msEchants can rely upon being
supplied with Tn ware at wholesale prices.
Rags oif eopper, lead. sr., taken in exchange for
goods All i6dtIl GRANTEES b BELL.
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cay TIN STORE

FINHg subset shave Jast opened shore on Har
rison beiS nird and Fourth stIees, y whore
they inicia manufacturing aud keeping constantly
on hand all kinds Of a&lg p
Gamer. Tin and Sheet Iron Ware,
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NEW YORK HOTEL,
Harrison. hstwssn Trout and Second sHeeps'
u kiE EK = 5 HoENuNd, PropfAet'''
tlaie, Robert Hennel 81.
rIN}Il propnoors respectfully announ nSss ~
4 ca.,.rn tfi,,.i aud tue travelling Puote s'H'
rrliy5 rHst aa,ius purchased
This Comnodious Hotel,
aeE ant IL thoroughly Espared ana fehossteu, We ~
,ay ar pareI 70 merit share OF th s,f Paifohaseivy
4 niion to thstf wants and e"iaioTs' Our
tsll silI 10 m pptai with the best aich tne mar
kcl af.rds, aud our lodging rooms are
vel u Llss1 Of ans In tho city luH' - -"
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stores. Stores,
MULTIPLIED By sr0vEst

MULTIPLIED By STOVES,
AND THE ANSWER - STOW rs!
4 LTHOUGH We cannot keep on hand sene xb"o
a or 5000 Stoves assome 81 our nsighbors, the rea-
sous are We sell so cheap and so good an article OF
stoves that it becomes dinieuit 10 supply We De.
a adj hut new supply Of freight ears have arrived
aud been placed our road, and We have completed
At ARRANGEMENTS SO 10 be able now ts supply tbs
demands ofan, be the same MORE OR LESS.
So after looking around among all the ZONE
HORSE, Stove shops iH this city, TO no parpose,
toIHr Ia
Twitehsll ailletts,
The only stove Emporium 10 the wesI, and buy
sfsrt as a Stsge. Ia oar priess, for eseapness-
w DEFY all competition article 1srraSfsS,
and Ii not satisfactory, refund the money. Among
sur assortment may be found the c0lsbratsd
Forest OAK. for wood OF ceal; tbs Climax;
BLACK Diamond. for coal; The King Of
Stoves and Governor, elevated ovens
All kinds % Parior, ohice ane Heating stoves
ria aud Copper Ware hand al all times, Roo.
ing Jobbing, DE. done 10 order.
Brady Street, nearly opposite the ?. o.
Fsb l-iu DAVENPORT, IOWA.
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CITY HOTEL,
corner Of Third and Perry Streets,
.ayfRy a. aLmsTRAD. Proprietors.

AeRLEG 0LMsTEAD, Proprietors.
tfutt Undersigned would respectfully inform 1h.'l
| ifanas and the public, that ihey nave this uaS
Il ID u lla Ctr9 hoFEL, Tor the receploh oi s, stish
INA traveiefa II has been entirely renoaei8u
y, s,,si, nypshsl The location 10 central ana ton.
.s,i mi n, cr,Tt OF the part Of the Proprletefs
.Rsl6e wanting 70 contrbute 10 the eomt'rt oi'hef
pttrina. -, .,,,,.ra atteuttyeb0s.
Ia. nl,ga[. IN Attendance. Also large sara eon'
t,esi., H. l,,r t6e accommodation OF Farmers, @c:
81 zf'"'' = f'8'' ATKLEY X OLMSTEAD,
IItF
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Glotbing.
New Goods. New Goeds!!
Z DIV ARD AL DE N
Merchant Tailor,

New uO0dS. View u00QS!!
Z % w A RID A LDE N,
.UerrhNSsf Tailor,
AND e
Wholesale and Retail Dealer in
Re 4 d y M a de CIot hing.
G!oths, cassinerss, vestings, Gents Far
aishing Goods and Tailors' Trimmings,
L ~ Just returned from the east with OF the
Il largest and best sel,ciod stocks of goods ever
offered for saein this market consisting in part of
BROADCLoTHS
EHsli,h, French, German and american, Of the O.
Tr5i quality and latest styi Of goods.
CASSIMERES.
English, French and Am srican, of every variety
.tyie color snd quality
VESTINGS.
White Aarsellles, Matala,se, White London Pigar-
q iinsei aud Coloted siIks, Fancy and Plain SIX
teiSot, Fancy Stlk aud Linen, Italian Silk Grena-
line, satin, Italian Cloth, silk Plush, and Pane,
OVERCOATING.
Hack, Blue aud Brow a Bfoadeloth Union, Whitney
and Pilot Cloths, Fancy, Blue, Bro1H and Mulberr!
castor Beaver. Canada mixed and saisra OF the Ia
READY-MADE
iver.Goals oyer sacks sartouts, Reeang Jackets
aud faimas, Prack and Dress Frock Goats Of sil
qualities aa styles, SIX, Velvet, Plush, Cloth,
iussie ant twisi fancy and plain Cashmere and
poe'Eia Pants, Den'n and Guernsey Froeks, Wrap
per- and Oyerss.
FURNISHING GOODS.
Hickory calico, white plain inea corded and Parts
~ oms, faHcy c"ioted Shirts, with common and pol
IA ~risteaHds; string DeOrsey, corded BY ron, pdh
"a Collars Week Ties, stocks, fancy and and PLAN
Crayats; Gl0yes-Thite, black and eolorad kid, lin
ed buck, cloth, Chesterfield, aberdeen, Reriibt
Union and tie rmaiI aud Fur GsLHteis; wool, inert
and cotton Hose: white and faney linen and siiL
Handksrehiefs; embroidered lambs wool, white and
mixed mefiBo and silk Wrappers and Drawers;
A5aaT Maj
articles nany krpl y the trade, all Of which q.
sespeerIHliy sIbmilIfd 10 the examination of els
ts5htsFs.
Ancariy All will secure choice selections.
EDWAaD ALDEN.
,.osohd '.see!, o.Pos,ts LeeIaire Row, paysngor,
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EffE NEW HOTEL.
w AV ERL.Y III . u > T.,
On Main near 7th street,
= aos open i5r permanent ahd tran . 70 " -
/ f+3.sa sho 5gith q quiet and pleasant honey ut.
~ "a NJ orr sbDrt sojourn ia Davenport can l-in
,,ftSs nsyefIy House. The tablssw.. elafhi.n"a si
~ Al -lcis. q tho season; The ro0ths are pleas
80. ne ~ onYg an 4 soft. The NaveFiy ID SECOND
Isa stef wast + chicago, IN point OF beauty "i TO-
zts he SAINT house, good furnitnIe ana 90 Va
BURROWS, pRRTTYnAN Z DALZELL,
"HuIKSA liz DEALERS IN
q, 90 ERR u s.,
R0N, NAILS, G l. A )
wooden Ware, fait, Paints, Oils, SC,
~ ~ FsiTp@rIts' J sg.ies and fIerrinx's safes.
No. Barnowss bloek, Front 81,
DAVENPO RT low A.
...,.. J. u. paBkkLL.
" Its, PksTlyaAS.
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Rork SalauO.
Wall Paper! Wall Paper
,0Epgssss,
The Old Pioneer Bakery still ahead.

nF all slzos Of Garley {. Co.'S. Troy, al
~ spl7 dw.u 4. A. PORTER { BRO 4. l.
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Dry Goods, Clothing, etc.

NJ ere ucN orefiig al our ew store, No IA Bra
w d So. next co"f 10 ths Posi- Office, spIssiia
assortment 0l
ChoT HINGE
aousi-tiRs OF I'll qualities, made up in work maI.
Gse msGn-r, and he latest style OF
DiSf GOODS,
consisting ~ part OF reneh and English Menu nnoes,
plain and figured Alpaca, black plain and eolorsd
DeiAines. ali wool Cashmeres, Ginghams. .sCa aieos.
White Goods, hiatretderies, saawis, Cioaks, Do
utesir Goods IN ali their branches.
Hats and taps at wholesale asd retail, ana
- great many other articles too u1 nef efous 10 men
All ~ watch " i'll sell low as they can De
soug al any where vest of New York.
eJtuify a.e1cEan particularly invited TO ex.
ant ps our stock be ore making their purchases.
AeFc3lii aI u lilges be happy 10 show goods.
d1abs not We are enabled 10 suit the closest =.
~uil ne the most Iasi iistiogs buyer, II. 81
sag 20 - dsu STRAUSS d AoBERNDuERFER
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LAND AGENTS al Florence, Nebrasks Terry.
RnEWSTEH KNIGHT,
Lands entered and Warrants located in Sioux city,
E5Ti Dodge and Council Bluffs.
WTsCOilecti0ns promptly All ended 10,
R T.. BRt NsrER, H. y. KNIGHT,
Atly. " Goun'r. AT Law Ctvti Ensineer& surveiSt
REFER TO .5.as
DaysOu d Trde, Eaqrs., kditsr Gazette,
Or. !. N. Wilherwax, Dawson n Grisgs,
h. Price, Esq, J.i. Lane, ESQ.
MAY 40, ,5o-diy
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gsots ano Sbots.
THE SHOE TRADE.

IfANISG lneres.ed oar fseiiiiles fer m&hufaetnr
Ing and deatag In Boots, shoes AMI Leather, W.
aniersgDsd, suecessofs 10 s. Dawson 9. 20, one
= ihs cs,izcBs ofay-uror and ieiniiy greater it
nenis than ever 10 Buy ihelF Boots 80 Shoes
lafrs. oar retail siosk hereafter vii si.ays cor
tatn every description of geods wanted By ths Pe"p
". also are making cttensi,e preparations Tor
a sllslng Boots snI SAoes, and 80 invite eoni'.
ry pslsYs % call Hpd easmine our stock AID yre's
II our detsrnpAtgu ~ ssil on az good sTIns r.
Ehsy ESQ BE- pafchaseaih So. Lsgts Or Chicago.
Ia A son. GEIGGS q CO.
prl 2, Brady a.. | door from gd.
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SAMUEL PERRY.
Merc6 ant Ta11or

second .s.se!, opposite LeGlaire Row Dayenps
{dska Main Il Hyaty. sauGdt1
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NEW FALL MILLINERY.
lust RECEIVED AT THE
PARIS AND NEW YORK WHOLE
SALE AND RETAIL
NfLLIHE STORE.
IOWA.
/ Ladies OF Davenport, Rock Island aud Vicinity.
that he has Just returned from New YORK with
splendid sssortm ent OF
Millinery, Embroidery .andaf ancys
oar stock Of Eounas sad Sssh Ribbons, oroesdsa.
striped ara plaid black and coiofed Fatgcf
Ribbons, SIX ValEets, Eatins, siiks.
FIaaea Flowers. EsaihsTs.
straw IioEBsts, Hc..
~ ths tsrgssg ssd bsst scsr brought 1.tls zrtst.
SPECIAL INVITATION.
We would particularly nvise tbs ladies 10 eaii
and examine our beautiful assortment OF Siis; Nilk
and Straw mixed, Satin and Velvet Rondets Of iEe'
newest Paris Styles, dark and ~hits tdmn med straw
Boonats. infants embrDf cred Hoods aIf Jocks
Cape, dc.
Eonnets OF ssary description mzde 10 af1ers snh
warranted 10 please. Minners supplied with Fsi
tern Bo1nsts and every article ia haif iines -
xholessle.
NIB straw Bsnnets bieseAed, pressed and sller
ed. Marking and stamping for q n l inds Of embro
derry and bradiBg dens u order al short notice.
W.B NICHOLS,
cot. of Br4dy & I'd st.., Davenport. L..
.sDt, 3uth, 1856.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1856-11-28
vALUABL41 LAND FOR SALE.

THE SUBSCRIBER s disposed to SELL and
BILE and accommodating terms, his possessions Motifs
Creek eight miles below Town He would sell the hole
but much prefers dsposing eff only half interest And in
Offering very valuable lands the public he is
ted solely by the want of dsposabe mpr and
of the time appropriate to attend to them They contain
between eight and nine hundred acesabout half black
land-marsh and swamp the former pronounced by the
hbited by drainage scarcely inferior They drain four
and five feet And Recommending these lands and
the place in general the subscriber s convinced that he
say much commentator OF them and that al
together their possession would constitute the finest
prise any where with In and fertility they
exceeded by any other single body of land the
river and IN other respects they advanta
ge embraced by other hero elsewhere First their
culture-rice &c,-a very occuranee. Next
their proximity to town (ony eight mieS) and the very
convenience of their being the side of the
err And superadded their remarkableness range for
all kinds of stock, (seareely exceed of the
country would render them degree adaptable
to stock farm which parts of the country remote
from Market pursued exclusive and most profitable
business what then the advantage of such enterprise
orally barren of all such In conclusion would
one, here abroad. who liking tho deght
full union of residence in town (and attractive and
Furnishing this with~ the agricultural and stock farm
business opportunity affords the greatest
hinatiOn Disadvantages any where to be found.
These lands entire side upwards of ne) upon
the river with two good landings. The creek nearly
through the middle of the ands
for the culture ofrice and when at
this, applicable for milling, Sc, with any quantity of ey-
press and other timber for saving here nearly hun
dred OF the choice lands cleared and such
that with little expense and time, they could be ade ready
for crop the ensuing There is small dwelling
house and quarters for negroes &c. and also orchard
about containing variety of choice trees beginning
to bear For terms apply to f...... +: }. CUTLAR,
,..,.. Wimington, n. c.
f(nt OISt
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1856-11-28

STRIKING SCENE AT GAMBLING TABLE-As a
company of our fast young men were busy over the
card table lew evenings since singular noise at
racted their attention 1t was of so unusual nature
that they Immediately began to ,ook about for its
cause. 1t WAS repeated in another direction. Some
thing more than curiosity was now excited and play
ing was suspended. Immediately one of the cOmpa.
ny dropped into what the spirituallsts call trance,
and proceeded 10 UTTER as if from deceased father
homily against gambling and its associate vices -
This was followed by an admonilion purporting to
come from deceased sister of one of the company,
couched in such terms, and uttered with such sstery
feeling, that the whole group irFesstlbly moved
to tears.
There no more card playing that night
None of those present were believers in spiritual
manifestations, and the was wholly unexpected
10 all. Whether it indeed spiritual, is capa-
bic of some other solution, is question.
[Erchangs paper.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1856-11-28
N01fCE.

IN ACCORDANCE with the last VIII and Testament of
Joseph arr decd the subscribers viii expose public
auction WEDNESDAY, the 10th OF December, at the
late of the said deceased, in Dupln county,
miles SOUTHEAST of Stricklandsye and about eight miles
South of kenansvile valuable tract of Turpenne and
Farming land containing 1872 Said land is situated
good ghborhoOd and accessible to navigation and
Railroad being about miles East the Wilmington ard
Weldon Rairoad and lying Maxwell Greek. 1t is uril
a6ered has 10000 boxes aud enough round Pines to
many Also, upwards of hundred of
cleared land, under good fencing. 49,. .-.
Persons wishing to engage in the Turpenne and Timber
basies, will find excellent situation by attending the
sale Any wishing to the land will be attended
to by calling either Of the subscribers.
Aso, at time and place, will be sold LIKELY
AkGhO BOY, about % years of age. Also the present
crop of Corn, Fodder, Pork, Turpentine, SC, &c.
81 months credit will be given Bonds with approved
securities, will be required OF persons. . 20. - ..
.. ...... J. H. CAGR, '.
Nov 2S-l3-2t. 49,, Executors