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A RACE FOR LIFE.

On Monday last, one of the stage,
which run upon the Yreka road let
the Pitt River station on-its way from
Yreka to the valley. The coach hat
no passengers, and was driven BY
Jared Robbins, familiarly known
among the drivers as "Curly Jerry
After leaving the Pitt River station
the road passes overa stretch ofthirty
miles, through wilderness in which
no water can be obtained. and with
out a white inhabitant. A great por.
ton of this distance is through tim
ber or chapparel.
After proceeding several miles over
this lonely and desolate road, a show
er of arrows were suddenly poured in
npon Jerry from the thick bushes
which lined each side of the road
Wounded in several places, and with
many arrows sticking in his clothes
and flesh, ''Curly" put the whip to
his horses and commenced race for
life through an ambuscade, the ex-
tent of which he was enable TO deter
mine. The affrighted horses,hit with
several arrows, bounded over the
ground-hying with such rapidity
that the vehicle threatened every mo,
ment to7capsize or smash in piece.
against the stumps and rocks. From
every bush and hiding place capable
of concealing foe, Jerry received a
flight of arrows. At length small
prairie was reached, clear and open,
aflording no lurking place for the saw
ages.
Fortune favors the brave, aud for
tune favored Jerry. In the middle OF
this prairie the coach, which had re-
ceived many severe shocks, suddenly
broke down, Jerry, bleeding from
many wounds, hastily jumped from,
the box and commenced unhitching
his horses from the vehicle. This &C
ton was observed by the Indians be-
hind, who with athousand yells sprang
from their abuscsdes and charged up
on him. But Jerry was in time. =
He sprang upon one Of the horses, and
leading the others, again commenced
running the gauntlet for life. The
prairie was passed, and the team again
plunged into thedangerous chapparel.
The smbuseade still continued, and
Jerry's clothes became fairly riddled
with arrows, even to his gloves. But
although covered with blood, he con
tinued to urge on his horses, encoura
ged by the thought that every bount
brought him nearer to the Hat Creel
station. As he drew near his post tn
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DIR. w. .. BLAIN,
OF NEW YORK,
OCuLIST AND AUkIS

Fas psr IaanentIy located IN Rock Island. ON Illinois
street opposite island City iiotei, where he VIII
ns happy TO SEQ al persons aicred with Diseases o !he
Eye and Elr. ,
Having devoted several years 10 this special branch OF
is urofst0u trusts that he relieve many who have
iveu up 10 despair with Amaurosi7 ,he symptoms OF
which ar weakness o sight, imaginary objects noat.ne
before the eye objects appear ohsGured by cloud OF IN
.iuess flashes OF light, enlargement oithe pupil &c.
aiarast ia which the lens turn white and prevents
ia ruvs Df light passing through It, opthama or inna
nntinn Near sight Weakness Of vision, stfabsinus oi
guinttng a. we'll as Desiness IA its VariunS forms
lID,iug received rom Paris The new and wonderful
lpthalm6scopo with which are enabled to look into
he depths the ry6 and the interior as clearly as
- And thereby ascertain the exact state ol the
Ie nerve and retna Amanrosit the lens IN lh'lp'
AMI cataract Also the Illuminated spoeuluht ioi eA'
Uininp the ear asSell several new medical pfepa
up of curing opeciry Of the Sornea or MIN over 'he
Az. without the use Of The kniiaoI eaurt!cs.
10 prevent imposition, DR.. r. deems II pthaehI 70
tate fhat h. Is regular Physician. Being gradntte
ii tba uuiFersty uf Vermont, also oi the New ORR Up
ralpir Hospital, aud hs success as an uculsL Is al
butabl tn the pereeon 60 which he has brought the
m Of oiicAtrd yapOr, in the treatment ot diseases Of
the eye A., .s.., .. -.
ot,nent Of chronic Diseases especially ut the thfuat
ns luuss having CURED himself OF Consumption alte!
i, plrf at his right lung was l4t by disease as Well
- U,spg Gtbers in alike condition bhe' h"nrs nom
''Es ElSy ~ IsL,vl.. OCT. 9. 1855. dwtt
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b. BAR K

.. i 4 L K
CITY l. &DEk la Ii AsIt,
EERPs COAHFANTLI ua HAND, -=z
G0FEINS OF every quality and size,
md NETIELIC SuRLfL pfSES
Nare-A uOmS and ESed.JsHse,
Brady between 80 and 4th street, West Side &
DAVENPORT, IOWA
HkAR8E alwaYein readiness. Carriage. FURNISHED
when desired. Iuy le, ie5j-dtf
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FALL AND WINTER CLOTHING
Ary0HN J0RDANs

A LARGE and arisd assortment ofMen,s and
ARoys, Ready made Clio thIng, ambrsc
ing sllths dinersAIA2d apPso7sdssyles,s and msdsh
good SoTkmen on. oszEs ossL Material
Fine, medium AL aozGae2, Uaioa, Beaver, Feit,
Pilot, PetersAa1r 2-4 Flushing, ssngups, Sack ssnc
Psletot Ov ereoa&s, Glots Dress and Frock Coats
various colors ant qualities Cloth, cassins sre Sat-
net, Velvet and I < ssd P-l.slooaS. Sik, Satin Va
loutia Swsnsdova, slyes, Plush, Cloth, Cashmere
Satinet, Double zad Stasls 6ssas.ed Vests. Monkey
Tsckets Drawers. CatsEshirts, Hosiery, Suspsrdars
Glore. crayats Collars, ,s!oeis
Ties Scarfs, WiIcassLsr aad Seots'sapprcvsd Psier
Sheaidersean shirts, ur-orsllasanj aliasteissusus.
IN Kept In gsntlsn=n's savaisns stores iaelu a,ns
Robes de ChanaG3 and E.svsre Vestsand oyeTc oats
Aiso splen3st ami Of uncut Cloth ., cassl
msrss and Nssei2ss-a.2 which will DO made 70
oIdeIintha aesE1,a2:as, With proEptaess 1t aeon
modsnns prices, al ay Sonpesep Ewo oYArnap. This
sstsblishmentisil tho monthly receipt ofths lases
fsshioasse e.s-.-.rasedto .ham may se re-
lisdnpen ssosi1s = -e .a.SsJssyio by those who De
sireit. All mAa2sg oiplain work and work OF q ssn
teslmediam promptly a-.sndedto Us heretofore
HATS oisnsw s.y -ssoS~Ihor with al ofshs com
mon kinds constantly On hand.
Gtasefniforp ssLcss-ola ,shssu eTperoor srp
N hcpss 80 olnarltaAaG5lluAneeo ofIhe Same.
JOHN JORDAN
MssehsatI aLlotsu cloxsier on From s.oo: So.
d.
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GENTS FUBNIsHINE E0nnS
iaosioB.
SHANGHAI COATS!
YANKEE NOTIONS.
CALI! CALL! GALLi!!
sep-' CSGER 81 CALKiES.
GREAT ATTR RACTION!
AT THE
Great Western Clothing Store.
OF
Il. Io w g N asfotn

WHOLESALE and RETAIL.
1JAVING just returned from the east with three
IL times as large stock OF cIothing and
Gents furnishing Goods As was ever or
fered In this Market and st IS p9r less price,
ieel confident that can salt the public In price and
quality. Having had two S ears sxoerience in this
city, and knowihg well the wants OF inc people,
have selected this stock OF Gods tron the best east
ern manufacturer r. and OF the best qualities Among
which may be found two Thousand Owe f.COala
from TO 2S dollars; four thoQsand palra Pants In
price from Is cents 10 So; one .hou sand Vests
icom rs cents to 10 dollars; Dress Goats from
| to 25 dollars; ErOck to 30 dollars; sack to Is
dollars; shirts from so cts. to $500; Hats,
Caps. q Gents, Furnishing Goods, in price
and quality to suit purchasers. Ali goods bought Of
meare warranted A. No. l article.
thereby return my sincere thanks for the patron.
heretofore literally bestowed On me aud hope
SUI to me ri and receive ias same. No LsClai.o
Block. T.. LOWEESTEIS,
r. ;, Country Merchants sili lowell 20 cali sna
sec my stock before purchasing elsewhere. They
will and low figures and roase14 bic terms.
apy5T
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Stopes
BUY YOUR STOVES

xSTHRRE iilsiways be found one of The bestas
w snrluent. Of Stoves, Tin Plate. Sheet Iron
Ware, ia panned Ware Tin, sheet Iron and Copper
Ware IA tns city. Among his assodmentot
= T ON T. =
are the cel-oistCd Climax ana Charter oak C6ot
stoves, eOti GF wda.i ri full aud complete as
softment ParlOr, Box and Heating Stoves, Elevate
oven Stores. and many other patterns too humsf
uus 10 mention. Our motto IS, Qniek safes Snd
small Profits Good work, all warranted or no sale
one dollar gave is dollar ca med; and By eatllns
81 this stove Store on will save IL and get jnzi
good au artici. at any other house.
Particular attention paid 70 House Roohhs, spout
ing and1ob Work IN general oEt OF good Iln aus
stscs, 5oping Ia receive ss8ssss Uf the ptbAe pat
ronage by Ehis motto: "Quick Sales and Smai
profits fsrpG} h.. l.. HORNE.
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wN. p. GAapGgLl

Y n 7. VI n LLLLI
,u.,' i,0iINll SllKNEA. K,
MSS ENLE upl ef ~ 45alis i1r.i EFt3@ aHu + E
cust s,s. ohiSs IN 4e CJuri House. all 5f4rn
promptly sttendydt1. AHg. Ig1 '5,t rti
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shooting gradually slackened, and
Jerry finally arrived at the door more
dead than alive, having ridden through
an ambusca e Ten miles in length.
A messenger was immediately dis
patched TO Shasta for surgeon. DR..
Raymond LETT on Tuesday evening to
the relief o2 the wounded man. Al
though the driver hal sixteen wounds,
none OF them, we are gratified to
learn, are mortal, and he is now con-
sidered in fair way to recover
Masto (Ca2. Rep@555con
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1856. Spring and summer 1856.
ARRANGEMENT,
AT THE
GREAT NOR RTH-WESTERH
Clothing and Manufae curing
E.W y d KU.N.
A. cAsVEEL a IN


TAKE this opportunity to iniorm the public tha
l. they have received at their store. the lsrees
stock Of
Broad Cloths, Cassimsres, vestings,
which has ever been brought TO tais market. Tho
Goods which oderto the Inspection Of the ctzepa
oIthis town surpass il design and anish, anything
that be offered them this Side ofSew York, being
selected with the greatest and from the m oct
tensine houses IN tho Eastern markets, and with
view TO satisfy the tastes OF all our customers.
6ehays Slso full and plete assortment OF
tbs latest and most approved styles OF
GENTS. HsRNlsHANG 1 GOODS,
which are beyoad doubt the most desirable TO be
tound in this Gity. Among which arc Gsnts' Shirts
undershirts, stocks, Cravsts, Gloves, S1spendsrs,
Hose, sc.
Particular attention viii 5s psid, as heretofore to
the making uq IF garments N style unsurpassed by
any similar esi Adj lsAznsat.
Full salts made % shoEtss: aotiea, and warranted
io suit.
Thankful f0f ms 5sstcWalofpsst liberal favors q
the public, We take pleasure in plsdginx renew ed
adefty, and sole. sAars Of the public patronaQe
ApI23 d.lf A. CASTEEL q Co
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Dyers
d for yourowa benefit never be withoutii.
What Overs Healing EN- brocatiOn il

what Dyer healinS kn0rocauoh ~
II is perfect Pain Destroyer and an ,n'ainabe rem
edy for the cur, of rheumatism Cuts, Wounds Pain in
the Side Back and Limbs Lumbago, Sore Throat Burns,
scalls, Swellngsi Ague, Cramp, Plies, DC. For Cuts
and Wounds ii is superior to any other preparation IL
III afford immediate relief in scalds or burns, and for
Pains OF weak any part Of the system IL will sye
certain relief in a very short time.
Used internally il is one of the most valuable RENE.
dies for Cranp spasmodc affections, for pains sore
ness in the side throat. chest, and siomac h for 'ek
headache nausea, SICKNESS rheumatism, or any
terual weakness eaused by fall strain II possesses
soothing, healing and psindesiroying properties une
qnaleG ny any olhet "a th nr,ss of tta
~ 80 - named dissnsp4
s,v's 49,, ~. . n,rar,. uao,,pu Emhrora at;on aonss
"Has nos - =, ~ sasn -, ,,har.s a. a ~. =,
Hobasis, ih"'t". - 1 - 'i''" va ssni,arssI nanscaa
aafa hleiee, a t ~ ~ "na - aaIds nmbaSa
or ilsuilais'1 'ut, Nou a. -, x , ,.nd ~
sore i'tot p'ies oms' 90 & 80 a"ias ,, ft
c' dl sentai "nn Su o'''at ~ ,fi. s "'s o.
popularity Is OWING 70 Ms Own 'h.iinsn ne.is 1Sa %
used II Is never ,lspShseu VIII ~ =
more ana more p"pi, aa % & sad III.
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New Goeds. New Goods!
EDW ARD ALDEN
Merchant Tafyer.


Wholesale and Retail Dealer In
Re a d y II ade Clot hing.
Cloths, Cassimsrss. Yes lings, Gents Fur
nishing Goods and Tailors' Trimmings,
uASlusi rct4.4ed IRON the east wiki one OF the
offered for sale il ta-s market consisting In part
BRoADCLorHs.
English, Frenea, Cs-a@. snd american, Of the e
CAEsIMEPES.
English, FTeaca al An .-tear, .! sgsry variety
yEsTINGs.
" hite MarseiL.es Mstsls sss, White London Fisur-
I'd Iinsei and co.oss1 Ska, Fancy and Plain s....-
Velvet, Fsncs silk sa6 Linen, .tstiae S.lk Grsns-
dine, Satin, Iisits- iosa, S.ls Pi-sA, ard Fancy
OyERCOATING.
Bisck, Blue and BOW grosaelcts yuioa Whitney
and PILOT ctotas, Fancy, 8iGs, Brown and Mulberry
Castor Beaver, G=1@1a --.ae1 and Satars o. :hs L..
READy-MADE
and 1almas, Efoaz al Dssss srock Goats Of =!
lu4,lnes ana 81 %, s.iI, Vs.yst. Plush, C!atn.
cashmere sne Na-e-c.e Vests, cssnsI;, Se3oss:,
double ana twias -a-ey AID plala Cashmere and
paeskin Pants, Ds2'---- oaosascy Esocks, W-sp.
p-fs and 0ye.slIs.
FURNISHING GOODS.
Hickory, calico, ia g.-.n n.aa corded and ks,s
t@hcy c>S--ES- aslC po-
"a stistbanes; stE.-s oaoEse7, corded Byron, pol
k4 Collars, Nscx T.3s SOCKS, Iaaey and aud plain
cgs Tais 1loKes-sA-.s, a--e4 AID eolorsd kid, In
81 bueE. clo-a. G-s4.eIae.d, Aperdeoa, Berlin,
Union and GsrL-=a G.- s-- Gz.uaIlsts; wool, rsK-
no snd cotton Ease liz aIA i...ey linen Snd SIlk
HsntEsschIeIs; .a5-c.GS-e. lambs WOOL, white Snd
mixed ,mer1no A. sig Wr-opers and Dfavs1s,
Wool Mitts, sssrts, A-..,srs, asnts' ShasIs and
Shawl fins, uasEs-sa, csxpsI SACKS, and al othsr
articles aslly ss2- IS 40 .raae, al Of which u
respectfully s0bgu.-o6 - .-o examination of ems
toners.
AnssslY czu VII s3s-s5 ezoaco selections
EDWAKD ALDEN.
Seeondstrsst, op ,34..e .-eclaire Row, Davenport,
ia6s. tpetssea Msi4 = Sfaay.l sspod.
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lsRENCH kid, White kid, English kid, Bronze kid
Il add Velvet Slippers
Aso. Kid, Congress, English and French Lasting
ttaers, from 81 30 TO as per pair for sale by
Dee DAWSON, GRJGGS & co
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WOOD. WOOD,

n 4 the cry WOOD YARD junction orsecond and
kArout strsets. We have nov hand large assorf
,urBt u all kinds of seasoned Wood hdne!y
Maple, ash, Oak, Hickory, sc,
,hsh We are selling cheap, also large quantity Of fene
,,s- Pnsts To Brisk Makers ana Others who want
Wood by the quantity, we will make liberal deductions
H. WILLIAMS y 90.
i,.n asth Al Iau22 SIS Davenport, Iowa.
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RGlifoabs.
Mississippi and Missouri Railroad
zss1 s,ss 80 s.aEs,,.,,

. \ v aud aIl9I tfIHNHN "apf 1II IeIb, and uni
| } mrtbsf uous, rs5ius sii -tys Davenport, 10
laa..ttus Ant ivS4 city 13andays esespteil a. III
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1sEs saoscnsez aas taken stall in tho upps, end
i cfths Loees Market, VII ere he assures - puh
tc, be Is prepared .. al Emcs serve them vfth Az
good meats as lAs country afSords, and Al a. Nv
prices as thsy oaa be Obtained IN The city Hs ash,
mare ofpuole psxocage. Meat delivered A. he
reside noes Of eussoraer2 w n. MooEr
I Asy 7th, ie56, Id
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Boots and Shoes by the Case or Dozen.

AIDES Calf, Kip, Goat and Kid Boots;
u :. g. Misses Kid, Morocco, I'm Boots Siippe'
:. peg'd Il sewed Kid, Enamel g. Goat Buskin
aud other styles for sale by
DAWSON, GRIGGS, y co,
BRADY street. 4 door fro m Cd, Davenport. Iowa.
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seeondstrsst, op5o4..a -ec.airs Row, Davenport,
IaH 9. tbets sea Ms.. s. S.aay.l ser6dI
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ItDJ STRY Merchants are invited 20 call and ex-
anime assortment, which il just suited 10 this
Market. Our prices will al ali times be as low a.
those ofChicago or ST. Lonis.
Dee DAWSON. GRIGGs s. co.
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+ R ES H ME r. s.

Mssehsatr aIloEau tolotsier on Fronts. :,
sits the steam N!-.s. ~
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$40, 900
WORTH Ui
II A K u w A X +

-UN GUM MLhtIUN aINN "
- 90 saT,nJ Street, foaf doors east oi
Hfaay, Carps nters, batidets, hlaea sml'h71 s. ns
atpIsls Tuutrs aud Farmers VIII heif haN q .s's
Ind veil escorted stock Ut shelf shd hsa' l ~
hta Viii be sold by The under-igAsd ~ ton @ ,,'3s
A. uyp prg cent ig5a lLAA efSs before "h"'" :" ''
market .., r,..,or, 4, a. low
,.tsSns al 81. I4auts Ut Chicago, tHlI an" 'N"AD
before R9fteEas'"b '''' J. a. WAsHBuRN.
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FERkBYLVANIA hAILR0AD,
5zzs=s-I 80 asss.1 k@-f%-.rsss ssA.t5z.5
sss.s : A.sA

FERNsYLVANIA RAILROAD,
y'., A
rEs ggaat Centfsl Route connecting the Al iaDtiC
..gF. g.5ln The Western, northwestern ana a7ulh
eaeTa stalea, 0y Cotlnu9us ffatla a. "leet' ih's
r54l also sguucats as iI!4"NT1A Win d"ty t.e "
ts,tfs 10 Al psTt- gB He NORM western Lakes, ne
. me luust direct cRsaPsst aHa sst'1ste route o'
! i, 4t5H hletsI, -AH ne tsr"afdsd - an" le'A 'he
Great West. ,,..,.
| k.E.I glass --BGots ysaecs, bry. rar s 100 4
! 6sods IN bpKesy Fare heathefs, Aei
| SScgud GiasssEH Eoohs & 1lAtiOE-
err, gry Goods ,lu uateeJ Dfugs asa" sts i 10, 4
Maditncs, Aariwa 4sra'"rt "N"l
EIllrd uIass.-~AGE -e-.osy ..
.ssga Pars ia batt. ISL. Sue ' ia@
e,Ie Leather DO Buudlets OchGc, &e.)
Fourtn glass jest 5hee, Fish ,kaJ
ssa & Pork tparEs,ly Llfd& Lard oilt 4He 2 i'@ h
Esaip lron, lead -siiss soda asiI, Sc }
EL.JUR-SI per OarloI uAtti further notice.
GRAMS 81 at=, per 900 l. anui luther notec
IDgTUN-SF ppf bale, Bpt exceeding 500 lh-,
wolsht unt.tIuthe notice ,..
ri Pin .htpp,ng Goods from ANY point easI ol Phil.
7i.Tnain be parliculu E,erk packages "eia fsna
,.Es4HEa 4 T. 'rrVaa." AL goods consigned 10 the
+nls lJF thls RouI at Philadelphia Pttsburg, VIII
Ua forwarded without deIenaon.
FsttaHf AaEsEs.-iiarcis, NoFmly & Co.. Mem
tgis lean, r. sasr y Co, ST. Louis, J. ). Mitch.
IN & sou, Evauss e1 iAdi bamesnil, Bel! s. Bur
dues and Carer & JoNstt1 Louisville ny: n. Z asl
4.Al BladIsru, ind spfig man 3 Brown ana Ir"lI
i ~ IntelHaa4ls a. VI. OrBham q Co., lanesY Iilt
% Itsrb * Co, "a A.lby Il Boston; Leech a -.
. ,l.r Hyuse, : IuTE, William 81 Gnd Batter
piare. Nav YetA; L. J. sEsedeT. Philadelphia sia
srav s. Rooms, Baltimore Geo. O fr7nciseas, f't'
II HHuueTGy, GsasFGt FystgA .7gsa,5 rAt4
50. I.lUaEAEE sES t'-7s'se"", Pa.
s,..aMsy iv..nia aSsiirJEI.
rf.sss Daily Through Ifalus Uslsogs FntladelrAia
...t p,ttsbuTgA. .-THk MORNING Mall TRAIN
t-agas Fulis4eiphtg tuE FltlsyaI4at q A. NJ ~ aud
g.ttsgurgh 10, Pblladelpptn all NJ fae fast iiue
.tE .a .H .rI II4t = IA
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ROCK ISLAND AND DAVENPORT
Gas and Steam Fitting
T4tabifshnASaat.
Riley, Wright Co
nkI leave to Announce 10 the ctlXeus OF Roch
BtsItpJapa vicinity thai they Gays bought out the
.t,rk aud tiadv al tlt old stand near The
& AS " % X $,
h-re they intend 10 carry ON he business - usual
including some additional bT9hehes
rousttIutian OF Gas Works an large or sinall
,ssIr. suitable for cities and private dwellings.
Gas snd Steam Pipes,
miro plycsd iato dwelling houses, steamboats, nhd
'astores. They have u superior sio on hand Of
IN, Fixturs- and call the attention of purchasers
10 examine their stock.
Practical Bell Hanging and Lock smithing
Ia all It's branches
They hags also on hand supply OF MET ALit
NOOK PLATES, which are superior 70 any aFuoie
f ihe snd or introduced into this S'y, either
yhaa puess OF durability.
Gliding and Bronzing
ot su kinds Of Fixtures. Gahsnizing IN 6old ana
silver In all its bra uches. -
An work warranted and done IN & workman hk e
UaDnsr. j.
Office, Eagle Street, Rock Island.
MI l.lant ,sul l5S1---dwu
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en1ilRICH, m \ m WHEELER i YAETIs,

,y,,Teuouss opposite 4, X. lep9', p"'sAF0'''
DEALERS IN
Grain, Flour, salt, Cslnspt, and all a9s''ip'
tIous Of Farm Produce
rs,,. ,asitsd anu attended 10 win dispatch IoL I'm sS
puIchass OF ssis u "Tsih q s'"S''7 IA INN
nm facilities are ample 10. he storage oil all h'"1' ."
Grain and Produce. - .,,.t,,r,s,t. when de
IdJeralcash sdvBSe, Lisde O" '0"''s'-'''
sired -. ,.,.iyiu.y a.d forWsr,iiEg
ais bg kaairo0d UF ri'sr. Charge ~t
...z.-.,, es1t.rs payeHport Chuhb, Bro, Bar,
,ys1 -, GsnEs2s, Davenport Elckolls, .emPosi. =
Co.. Ban o. davenport geo W lA., sa"Is' ,nk n -
p,,n,a. Esnpsnsii Esq, Roshe''oF' - '%,gi
wUSsn n r. Cty; cary Grati commission 5 ass me-
,rnTr e. Louis collins, humphAs! q S,3,.,sr Es3
,r,g,, peUyity, Wilkinson CO., fouglkePSS. a.
M. ,n'ei ,,y.tg commission merchant, LoaiS'As'h''
,.Hy % att
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-10-22
al SHELF AND HEAVY HARDWARE


tgNHE subscribers have just opeued st1ra on har-
4 rigOn between Third and Fanrth strsets, "hef &
mey intend manufacturing and Keeping constantly
uu haHd ali kinds OF
Copper, Tin and Sheet Iron Ware,
Particular attention paid TO Roofing spoating and
lobbing. Country merchants can rely upon Lelhs
-upplied with II ware al wholesale prleos-
Esgs old copper, Head, Ac., tsken in exchange to
,5,tIs fsIi6 dtr GRANTEES Il BELL.
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bot.uas deslToHs OF iel%f,Ia.,Dh Ia 5tsu
lpar,luQiars Tpiieos oiioLs, g. gy t9i5l.t5 Ih
lnffs over Wiley Grocery Store "a ~.
uL.-uuntl Aur. =. ls1--ll
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-10-22
STOVES AT WOLEsALE
The Largest Stove Store

iA the Wealth
Az shall receive The opening OF CATION the
w largest stock of STOVES and TIMERS
STOCK ever brought 10 the State Of Iowa. Among
he numerous articles which we shall keep constant
~ on hand foFtinners Tn Plate, SAset iror
Boiler from No. ~ 10 %, Charcoal d0., Russia DO,
ia.ttatiOa Russia do, WfFs, timed C0ppsr's, Era
ssrfs do. Block ira, Lead. Cope B0ti0ms, hettal
TO-, IRON RiUsiS all sizes, ttaRsd do, all k'Rds oi
ylssssd a0ars, JagEnRsd do. 7RHsrs I06tS; and WI
assure all persons iayorng US with order, shat we
viii sell them goods IN line Rslos as they can be
Dought in Chicago 81. Louis and much lower than
they have been paying for them heretofore IN tins
place, and on terms to sur,
Please give u- ID Gaii and learn our prices, and
taea We ibiHt 7u4 tli spend n6ita time nor NOR
sy heTeat.rt r..IHg At the two places above
Eamsd.
NJ H ,u.s t.,s-sFT, "a shall reeet i've an assorl,
msuI .t ,s. lI.l.. aamed goods BY railroad, sum
eleul e. sEf .=tt iN. rasmed.ate demand.
laUHtre #U.Ha IRE aan rely upon being supplied
81 ait eaIa- 5fa iia"ars ando favorable terms al
ahaffsats YsHes
oI3 rag- tt,rar. &c., sc, Sc., taken in er-
change let saat-s
30, 4 EaTs5wr' HhsyR, tfsHtStreet
NFhT4.H-~At WIUkERsHAM e HICKS.