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The weekly Columbian. [volume] (Columbia, Tuolumne Co., Cal.) 1856-1???, 1856-12-06

Lines to q Brother In California.
Come Brother come Oh linger not,
But hasten thee to thy native home,
For long enough has been thy lot
In distantlands from us to roam
You've tarried long in search Of gold,
And fond ambition bids thee stay,
But now a sisters love untold
Doth gently bid thee come away
Come Brother come long years have sped,
Since last-I fondly gazed on thee,
And loving ones are with thee dead
That once, did welcome you and me-
The old hearth stone is lone and still
There warm affection beams no more,
And tail the grass grows by the sill
Around our own dear cottage door
Death came and with his icy hand,
He bore our Low ones far away,
To join the bright Angelic band
In realms of never-ending day.
lis now miss thy kindly voice;
Its tones my dropping soul would cheer,
And make my saddend heart rejoice,
And drive away the rising tear.
For Oft I'm sad and lonely now,
And care and sorrow marks my way
And cen with heavy grefI bow,
To see my fondeSt hopes decay
Then hasten Brother, home once more,
And clasp again affections hand:
Let now ambitions power be e'cr,
20 stay the in that distant land
But if you chance TO lincer there
Aud We no more on earth shall meet,
You Il ever have a sisters prayer
That may meet at Jesus-fect.
VIOLA
The weekly Columbian. [volume] (Columbia, Tuolumne Co., Cal.) 1856-1???, 1856-12-06

PARKER G. STONE,
Who have recently added their former well known stock
Of HORSES and CARRIAGES some of the
Finest and Best Carriages
to be .onnd in the country. consisting of Top bug
Gies. Eocrcrd u a@golIs, SCsif.ies and Double
Carriages. They have also added some good
American Horses,
suitable for The Baggv Saddle. Oar Of SADDLE
HORSES together with English and California Saddles aud
Brides is eq lal TO any be found in the county. We
hare
FINE CARRIAGE,
capable Of carrying four six persons which together
with GOOD HORSES, with without driver Will at all
times be ready for hire reasonable rates
v aways in readiness 70 supply good Carriages
with careful drivers TO attend Parties, Balls &c.
Horses Kept by the Day CT Week,
70 which particular attention VIII be paid Our Stables
are large aud VIII comfortably accommodate large
number of Horses. Good faithful OstIera always in
attendance stable opened any hour Of the night for
the accommodation OF customers.
Horses Bought and Sold.
Grateful for past patronage the public may
shall 80 all in power aerit-and receive liberal
share of their patronage in future. At the time
asking aa inspection O. present s:sek.
PARKER K STONE.
Colurabia sept. 18th. 1861.
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THE COPARTNEIsSIi!P heretofore existing between
A. WHITMAN and L. HENSON has been this day by
tual consent dissolved
All persons indebted the late firm viii ma payment
of their accounts to \. WHITMAN, who will continue
the business Is heretofore.
A. WHITMAN.
Z. HENSON.
Columbia. Nov 9Th 1s56-no21-tf
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-12-24

soul grew full. He took his own little
seat and sat close beside her, and lean.
ed his head upon her knee, and the
mother said, gently:
"The Christ-child has given you
beautiful gifts my Frantz: he has given
you life, and q warm earnest heart; he
has given you mother who loves you
dearly, home to shelter you; ne
gives us the light of the day, and all
the glorious things it reveals, and the
stiller beauty OF the night; and he
gives us, more than all, hope of heav-
en-, aud knowledge OF the path to it.
Are not these great gifts, Frantzi"
Frantz lifted his face; he did not
speak, but his eyes were full OF tears,
and his mother knew his heart
said
"Yes.'
So she went on:
'sThcse are the gifts we most need
to make US happy: others may DO good
for us, but the Christ child knows bet
ter than we do what we need. lit
we're good for US, he would give US all
we wish for; but then we might not
make good use Of his gifts, or we
might grow proud ofthem, or be wrap
ped up in gifts as to forget the Oliver.
All! my Frantz, let us ask for what is
best for us to have, and he will give it;
he loves to give, and only refuses what
will hurt us.
How can we know what is best.
what to ask for?"
"If il is not given, think that it is
best with held, and be patient; If it
is given, be thankful and use the gift
Alright. See, Frantz."
And the mother arose, and took
from a closet small sum Of money.
"This," she continued, ''is all |
have, and ifany oft is spent for toys
or play, l shall not have any to buy
shoes for you nor for me, and by this
| know that the Christ child deems it
best for me to be content with what is
more necessary, and togive up the
pleasure Of buying you beautiful gold
en- fruit and colored tapers.
"Could l not do without shoesF
asked Frantz. Il would 60 so many
errands for the old cobbler, that ne
would mend my old ones; and oh! If
that would make it right"
sAnd I--should do without shocsi'
asked the mother.
Frantz looked down at the worn-out
shoes she had on, and again his heart
was full.
"Oh! no, mother; you must have
shoes, but oh! how happy the boys
must be whose mothers have shoes,
and can give them Christmas trees
too"
Long did Frantz lie awake that
night, and ponder over all his mother
had said, and at last thought sprang
into his mind. 1t was not wrong to
ask the Christ-child for what we wish,
five will only patiently bear the with
holding. He would ask for the tree
But how. His mother had told him
the Christ child was ready to answer
and always near. Frantz would writt
his hearts wish in o letter and direc'
it ITO the Cllrist-child." -
fcoNcLupEpT TO MORROW.
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bycK
HEALING E,SzsEsGCaTTON.
Whist Dyer's 3 ealing Emorocation is.

What Dyer 8 q ealing Embrocati0n 49, ~
ss PsF, p,e pysE sss . w 'oss.aai fs l. T.
esiie, Back and Limbs. IEh%zJ, sore Throat; Burns,
EcalIs, Swel.iags, Asue, Clamp, Files, &C. For Cuts
aud Wounds it y superior 90 any other prcpsratiou
viii anrd immediate RELIEF in scsds or burns, and ioI
pains weakness In any of the system viii give
Used Internally il is one 81 the most valuable rene
dies for cramp spasnodc affections or palms. or sof
mesa in the side throat, chest and stomach, for sick
headache nausea sickness, rheumatism, or any
tsrna weakness caused by fall strain 1t possesses
soothing, healing and paindesuoyng properties nne-
quacd BY any othef compound medicine, ana We Aavs
known ii 10 fail in arresting the progress OF me
above named diseases
What has Dyer's Healing Embrocation donsa
Wonders, irideedl II Is known every where ~ star
lard medicre, remedy, and universal panacea
for rheumatisn cuts, Dis, bnrns, scads lumlago,
sore throat piles bowel Complaints, cholera wind eho
dy sental and numerous other Ills and aches. Its
popularity Is owing 70 It's intrinsic merits Once
used, il Is never dispensed with. IL is becoEng daily
more aud popular, and performing remar kAble
day by day al persons who have never nsed thus
rAt remedy all strl. u pain shsy at once obtain
A Balm for Every Wound.
Overs Healing Embr0estion has acquired an nnpree-
de aie celebrity healing psnaeea iteurss wounds,
cuts, burns, bruises, seds rheumatism and all eAtes
nal and nter,. pain, short period Of tine scen-
ay s p5sp saa,y sha IS assa E IL conn.,
denee by all classes, and has become SO universally
known that ne5 hardly 10 be nasa IN pubic PRINT
aI A Sure Remedy for Files.
lie Piles most distressing complaint, Is preya-
lent than generally supposed IL Is attended with IN
narnmation, small in the generality OF sases
make their appearance Is iHdescFibahlY painfui which
II ia impossible to resist scratehin and the only pres
ent relief to he desire 10 tear the skin on This
disease is not dangerous but extremely unpleasant
Clerks and those srdsnary habits. are most subject
10 this n,aisiy, Lrtal afflicted Try Dyer Healing En-
brocati0 and srr i.aeisatsis Iei,el and an e
ctusl care Asay troublesome 0f this complaint
have been rendic By te nrn Of is great niedicine-
We can present fact upon tact in eotfnbsr1i9I VI this
statement, and thousands bear testimony e the great
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THE DAILY GAZETTE.



-. b.sor. Christmas, when all through the
...,.r. vss stirring, not svss mouse mouse
A"s .s,,.. vers hang b. ths chimney With care
IT, ~. ~. g. Nhhsaas soon would be thsr'.
,ns.., ear. pestisd all snug In their BEDS,
- 800. AZ s-sss-pisias danced thro their heads
-.. IN her ksrehief and In N, cap,
-. $500 or braias ~ . hong winters nap,
- =, an shs lawn there ross sseh = eiA''sf'
1880 ~ - v - whss vss the matter.
-, /. ,As visAsv hsv like lash,
49,. - ahuttsss, and threw up tAs SASH
. !. 4. bssast Of The nsw.fAilen snow
-. ,...,r of Midday 20 otJeets bsiow
~, - % - wsndssing syss shosid appear,
.,,,.,.r, s,slsh /, sad aeht ttay reindeer,
- . ,,.,,s ~ ariv~ - lively saA quick,
,t-t, nsness q mast b 81. NICE.
...s -. ..s,,s his eourssrs they came,
~. ,.,Aea. "a sAoatsd and called them By names
is., p,sh~. ssv, Dsnesn now, Praaeer now vixen
a. cn.vc o Cupsai % Dsndsr sae 1lisen
:. 4. "a, Of IL posch' to ne TOP Of the vaif
u, as,s sway, Aash svsy. dash away all"
!. A., ,,.ves bssoss lhs Wild hsrricaas ~,
W.. -, msss with an obstacle mount to the sky,
4. !, u - hsusssop ~ esurssfs they nsw.
"a a, ,,saeh m = soys-snd St. Nicholas too,
..1,A.a. 4. 8 tviakiisg, I bard % the hoof,
=. -,iaaas ~ paxtas of sseh iifsis 'scof'
49, /. ~ hnl, ed wss saraing around,
-. =. ehau.sy d Nicholas came with bound,
- Asu,,4 = IL fsrs Arsa Ais hssd 70 hts foot,
NJ. -. III tsrplsAsd With Ashes and SCOT
a.,,ls sstsys - nsns on his bsrk,
a. /. ,,oksl uks psdisr Just oSsaiag hts pack
- ~ sAsy swinkisl his dinpiss, how merry
49,. -, NE russs, his nose liks cherry:
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Stsufs
BUY YOUR STOVES

XTTHfRE will always be fonnd one OF tse bessas
w soumsnts OF stoves, Tin Plate, Sheet Iron
Wire, Japanned Ware, Tin, Sheet Iron and Copper
wareln ,h!s city. Among biz sssortmentef
) II OV II >
are the 'cel4tl aled Climax and Charter Oag COOK
stove :. coat .. w911; a. q, full and complete as
sortment parlor, Box AMI Heating Steyes, Eieyats
oven Stoves. and many oIhor patterns too numef,
Gus TO mention. Our motto -, Quick sales ans
Small Profits; Good work, Sill warranted or no sais
81 ne dollar save is dollar med; and BY calling
at this Stove Store yon will save II and gel Just a.
good an rtcle A. =, any other house.
Particular atte ntion paid to House Roos poui
ing and Job Work In general out Of good Tin anc
stock. hoping to receive share OF the pubic pat
ronage BY this motto. s.Quick Sales and SINAI
pro0fs. !, sept u. J.. HORNE.
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DR.. w. .. BLAIN,
OF NEW YORK,
OCIJT,TST AND AURIST.

ns permanently located in Aock Island, on itiinos
1 street opposite Island City Hotel where he viii
be happy all TarsIs addicted with diseases OF the
Eye and Ear. ....ssF 4 ss st-s4 q.
Having devoted several years tpthis special branch OF
his roesso trusts that he relieve many who haye
Il ven up despair with Anaurosis, the symptoms 81
shich are weaaness Of sight, imaginary otects floating
before the eye objects appear obssured by cipar hA
siuess flashes OF ght. enlargement OF tho pupil &c.
(aar aet Ia whish the lens white aad pteseBts
The rays OF light pass through H. Uptalina inla
nation Near sight, saknTss 81 sisisu, strahsmus
Saainting ss well Deafness III its various forms.
Having received from PARIS thu new and wonderful
opthalmescope, with Aieh enabled 10 look into
the depths oil eye and the interior clearly
the outside and thereby ascsrtaiths exact state Of hf
optic nerve and refine in Asurosis; the lens ~ ine
snt cataract. AisotAa Hmm mated spscaium for ea
amining the ear well seye al new MEDICAL prela
lions of snsng opeeiy OF e eornea or aim over the
eye without the Of the Snifeor eausticsr -,s.4
10 prevent finposn5o. Dir. b, deems IL prudent g
state that he Is regular Physeian Being Eradpafs
f,hs University of Vermont a,so ofthe New York OF
rnlue Hospital, and hi5 success ~ Ar Vc1iist - At
t.utsbs To- the pesieion ~ which he has Drought TIT
5s 81 medlcated sspors 10 t entuant Of diseases OF
tie eve. u l.,.s +. 4, - Elg4.-s :, &
.rate q, eEEpne diseases, especially Of the throat
nT Inn s. having cured himself or Consumption after
! large Iat oi right lung lost by disease well
As many Others in alike condition. Once hours from
uIne 10 four. Ja @ u o. Ed ar#&& =
Rorr LAND Oet. u 1856 dwtf
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N6OrChAnt 0A1lo0.g ~
LAS on land . new and fall sssorsmeAs Or fpeneA
III and Eagiish Cl0lAeo, CassiDereo anA Vopetnks
treasure on sho aosieeahd reasonablossfns.
READY MADE CLOTHING. 70
OF - kinds Tor spring and ssnneF vsas,i WIKI
will eeseId ss chssp asthe cheapest.
IFURNISklxNGsG0 GOODS. g
maa's safdf5be. SPHfng style % 1ioes.
CaPe, THRnk ., V0lke0e, GAsf19 efFI77s e
PAS. Would invite thoseatouts y pnsehass sssAs
efsewhere. One price oAlJ. No tsesbls = sAoe
ssods. ihankfalforpasHsvors hopssa ceatiaaAacs
of \. ssnn. ,,,s,sx.s asAAukLhnAeS !.
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RuRRows, PRETTYhAI : DALZELL,
W HoBEst LIZ DHA LRRs in 4a
ROO f. RI T.
ssIRDN NAIL s.. q l. A > >
waoaen Ware, Salt, Paints. Oils, &c,,
80 sor Fos,t, AXIS, scales and Herring's Sales.
No. Burrows Block, Front 81,
DAY ENPO RT low A.
.o,Y. I'm. pALzgLb.
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Ar yUHS JGKDAx's

y
A L.Aht. 30 asst. assottseat siMc9,sAAA
good wofkinrn off aiifs 6Sss massrigi. s''
Fins, median sui cosainon, Union, ESayeg, Foli.
rlot te.erahaa and Tin,sinE, Baasnps, slek ssaa
Falskot Oyereoais, Cfoth Dsees and Frock Coats OF
yariopseol and asshsis C1otkt 0asnssSy 1ati-
net, Velvet aad Twesd Pentaloons. Silka saAp, Vas
lentia, SvaasdcwA Velvet, FIdsh, elot6 andn1efs
s..;ns., Dsasis sna, fNe. sSssas.sc Vest, Msskss
Iloyes, u Sain Cola
Ties, Scarf, ter end Seott,s approved Patent
shoalds eisss sllaAsad Enthusiastically
Y Kept IN gentsias AZ furnishing stores, inelxdAs
aoh1s 10 Cham raid Revere Vesta and OssTeoafs
Also splaT dlJ asspr.mens OF Esut ., CaSsi
acrrs and Nesssas s--Atfcfwbieh viii be MADE up 10
3rderinths best slef4 Htth prom ptneAsy u ase-
noiating prices, ard ~ cor petant soskmen. fhn
ssiabshfaeatis % lle sicsthy reesIpt efths iaasst
Sashionsso airusted to them may 10 re-
iisdapen esSssnk thei sssasasyse bysAsss vhs de
sireff. AlfmGnnef ofpiain work and work o Rsn-
.es diam prom ptIy sshefst6f5Fs r7T&
RATS 81 . newstyiepogsthsr Eith az oftAss sesa 3
mon kinds cofist4fily on k9ud.
Grateful larpAstpstsoaSas 1AssHbsedheHonad
iy hopes 81 msraaeo ntinaAnce ofshesana.
pH@8 NSa FL sg4 JOHN JORDAN. ~ ~
derehan ailo ndcioihisr . sppo.
s.ethe StesM Mills. s3g1s 8ifIast
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Stores, SfOceS,
MULTIPLIED BY srovEs-

AND THE ANSWER IS STOVES!
"A or 5000 Stoves as some sfo neighbour, the
sous are, wa sell cheap and good article Of
Stoves that ii becomes difficult 10 supply the de-
and been placed our road. aud we have completed
our gements Is TO be able now te supply the
demands OF all, be the same MORE OR LESS.
SO sitter looking around among all the GONE
HoRSEn Stove shops In this city, to no purpose.
cometo fG a
Twitchell & Gilletts,
The only Stove Emporium in the west, and buy a
Store as 10 Stsrs. In our prices, for eheapness,
we defy all competiion--every article parraatsd,
md if not satisfactory, refund the money Among
our assortment may be found the celebrated
Forest Oak, for wood or ceal; the Climax;
Black Diamond. for coal; Tho King Of
Stoves and Governor, elevated ovens
All kinds Of Parlor. ofice anc Heating stoves
Tin and Copper Wareon hand al all times. Rooi.
Iall.i Mo- k.x.- Iou.. ian I'll
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l.. r. RELTON, NJ. ~,
PanItsn.iary and x,nrs Go. asspissis, NY,
Resident surgeon toths hseokyn Cry hcsEitai. re-
Gently 81 orange nd w:stchss Cos: y: y, oSs,s
once aud rssidsnse, Brady ~. assriy opposite Con
ssrxcnts. aug ~ ioSo atI
DR.. J. ". Il. DAKIR
!, rfKR an erpsrienes Of thirteen years In the
y practice Of Medicine and surgery nov oaers BIZ
y. ,ossonat esrvices 70 che eitisens Of Davenport,
ea ~ xs .srrary and d.sssss q ss shrsis and
.a,. Oaics In Post Once block No. y, up staift
Us, on 9Th a.. between Brady q Ferry 80.
w. II. LINE. Y. D.,
Practising Physician,
I,s q, Brady Street. opposite IL. Post onos 0ysr z
l.in Z to9A NJ aud from osP.A. api
Dr. W. s 1MTt,
tRecsntly from Rock I.aod. nl,J
Sargson and Homgopathis Physician,
oaso I'd street, nsx. door y T. s%i.ss vs ir
sts !" = M'r., s,ry se,. 'ss' 'A"a
DR.. !. 0LSHAuSEN,
Physicisn, Surgeon and Aeeeuchsr,
ofFiGg-seeead Street, opRcass tss
M, i7,1ss4-dly s.----- ------@-,---,---
Or. 4. =. Grail.
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON,
tFPERS his professional services 70 he cinasns Of
J Davenport and vicinity. Oncs corner q MAID
AID ID streets. Residences on Main above kishsh.
mche6dtf A -
J. G. PARKER,
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON.
o.S e ~ s 20 4. - a.: ~ J sss' as &
second story, opposite Gazette omos. Nov0o
Dr. j. W. .XcCOKT.v.E r
nPFRRs hi. prcs--..os: services 70 the eisassns
once III Wiley & Mauger'. new Building, corner Of
Brady aud Fourth stree EE- 90 ~ -sgt
RsyIR 70 George l.. Davenport, JAMS ". Cannon
DR.. A. III. SMITH,
Eclectic PhystcIen.
Idico o. Rrady street betwseA 80 ana =. hes'
no on rnrdsrsst between oain - ~ SS:,o,n.
az, c al s'asr chronic 'DissvsspoRr, IOWA
"a. L.. MYERs, n. D.,
Homeopathic Physician and surgeon,
Particular attention gysn 10 the 9sasmsnt q Cnrone
diseases Once On Brsdyst, over jscsbysDrus STORE
July 1875 ati. ---------
Dr. n. q. n 4 GsSEl4lS,
Late Of PhilaAsiphis,)
DEspECTftLLY ossrs his professional seyvisee
IL 10 the citizens Of Davenport and vie.aW;-
rhilads phia Hoay tai as surgeon and physician he
feels comp eseni - gseat any disease or secidens
Would reter y. - s3-ssors "a. Paacoste
ssChas.-nS MetGs, -
fhOs. d. Mutter.
ofies, y. u. corner land Harrison SIS.
octlG DIR AL- Z---AEA -----------
g.. W. GARTER z. D.
PhypieiAa a. suegeoA. II.
o9e Oh North side of3d. st. two doors West Of
BRADY si Boards At Oumoute0g south side sf2d nv
DAVENPoRT sieWA.
&aTs3 tn, 81, as -
"a, M ;KMAN, MD. y p.HIcKMAN.A.D De
DRS. HICKMAN,
cIECTIC PHYsICrANs * SURGEONS,
CJRoe on Brady ct, East siis, bet. % Il ID.
n Especial attension 70 Operative Surgery and
asfSs..ases generally.
~, '5S-dwu.
WN. p. CAMPBELL.
COUNTY, SURVEYOR,
cn,t sts. oaice In he Court Hsusss Al orders
promptly ationdedto. aug lssh a.
JAS. RUMBOLD, jR.,
eETRACT0R AND SUI Z D 3 4,
saap on alley bet. sth and 9th sts., rssr Of ConSss
,s;iaa.f and Test of Methodist ChEreh. =
|
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N ew Drvas Storo

N . W Dr1lG store.
NNE would respectfully inform Ne etassas o.
cpsned II the n =. corner AAfrson ard Sss, ID
-, The most eo4Risse sch N DHUGA ever -
strict x,tsnliento bssi asss snA strs % pIsass.
70 merit share Fl public pstronagv. 80.
Our stock couaissx In pist u DPuGS, CAonns
anA Fancy Articles. Aif the poPaisi fsi-
nj Med e es of the das eonstApN , % had. mr.
.ieians' Prescriptions and Family Msdicnes cslsfR
IA compounded. slisvkRe aetiOps In - Hask
We ate IL Offering our stock u price, q
low ss ANY house IA the city N ysieians AID cesn-
IrS merchants are particularly invited 10 sxaAiae
Dr.. y II. MARsELls, = regular gaapsts u Ne
hiiadelphia Colleges of Mseiciae and Surgery ,aRi
3i,ai, can be fonnd she nj ptoiessionally engag,
~ =. our store. lsssiasr,ee, .Asssison ST., Sstvssa
~ and 81. Il. Il g..
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new Meat shop.
The Choicest Fresh Meats and ut the
RHiCa&I

wi shop on Brady street, BETWEEN Fourth and ffth,
vest side, where they intend kesping on hand full
assortment of the eocest Meats oered 10 the Dxy
export public The patronage Of families Is respectful
~ solicited a. mot only val our Meats be good, but
prices low. There's going down town for Beef,
Mutton Pork stt when Won supply yourselves with
the best at MOORE LEATHbRS. 4
uttyIg
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RnCKluL 8 WIiR16,

DEALERS. IN ,sssiftg Saassl ,
Drugs, Chemicals, Fain6, Ofls, Dye 0tz1b,
PsrfumsSys Fancy axA 7silse Aysielas, ! (
n. r. Corner Harrison aud Second Sta, haven
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Garbs
ALVoRD 4 VAN PATTGN

G. G. ALvoRD. >. VAN rArTEs,
ALV0RD + VAN PATTHN
Successors to B. Sanford,
Wholesale and nctAi De"lsrs I"
Oils, Glass, Nails, 10.
ALSO IN
PATBsT MEDICINES, and Agents Tor all Dr. D.
JAYNES' PREPARATIONS.
Brady Street, West eide, First Door Below
Second Street,
DaYENP PORT, fOWd
Davenport, oct 5th, iaSi-.rw-ly
A RICH II ECTU K T..
EDWARDS u CARROLL,
ARCHITECTS AND sUPEEINTENDENTs
OFFICE, No. 10 Rourt story Pcs, Once 3aiidings,
Btady st, Davenport. Iowa. Jan ,-dn
C. T. WEBB,
No. IL LeClaire Block, Davenport Iowa.
GENERAL DEALER IN
Drugs, Medicines, Chemicals, Paints, Oils,
Dye-Etufs, Window Glass,
Perfumery, FaneyArticles, Patont Medicines, &e.
II EsPEC1FULLY callthe attention ofthe pnrchas-
IN ing community 10 our present large Stock OF
confident be surpassed either in price guaii
ty. We would invite tho attention OF country STORE
Keepers and Physiciansto our priees and
Family Medcinesand Phi sicians Preserips on scare.
ulty compoandsd. ieolI
SCOTT HOUSE
Corner OF Harrison and Front streets, one
SQUARE below the Steam Packet and Ferry
Landing,
JJHuMPHREY, Proprietor.
IT III. would respectful y announces 70
AsEaN j his eastern friends and The pubic IN
SH ssrsra sh.. l having pa'G %sssi 'h0
ia situated ~ above, he IL now making Inn.
o,oyc,oen,s on tho premises, ana win endeavoF 70
share Of tho patronage Of travelling pup
tie.
Ia m one 81 the m ost pleasant locations davenport,
conan ,nding view Of tho liver, OF KocG Island CiJ
soa ~ Old Forl Armstrong. Nov II IS diff
CITY HOTEL,
Corner Of Third and Perry Streets
ACKLKY & 0LH1fEAD, Preprtstsrs.
,,,up nnae,.,ypea would respectfully inform their
1 friends aud the public, that they have This dsy
onn.d lhe sorry HorsL, for the reception OF stran
yersuud travellers. II has been entirely femoaoiso
and furnished The location is central ana con
ysueni and no effort on the part OF the ffopfietofs
shall be wanting to eontrIeute 10 'ne comiof'
patrons. o,,.,s .,,.p,vehos-
tlers always in AtisDdance., Also IssIe ysrs con
aected, for the accommodation Of Psr.ers, &c: ,..
Asnare i.sssPse osaIsTE%D.
Davenport, May LIST, Is56-dn
NEW YORK HOTEL.
u.rr;.nn. hstveen Front and Second Streets.
i KiEtERA A HoRNUNd, Proprietor
yfrs r(Lais, Hobert Henne9
THE propre.os repeatedly nnsse rene
L eastern friends and the tfavehhs puo'ie
rally, that having purchased
This Comuodious hotel,
repair Cd and renovated, we ave
now prepared 70 N erit saare q "a - ~,
e,shle will he snpped with the best Whlch Sne mar
ke, affords, aud our lodging rooms are Iufnisneo -
weii AS those Of any In 'he city. y une ~
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-12-24

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The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-12-24
WOODEN PUnCPG

,lsHEsu,scribsr Is now ready h furnish WD0DBN
PIT NPS to order, 81 any length q cApaaRy-
fhese Pumps are made lat ush uin pst fsas IN
theta. Warranted 10 work well for ons year. Acne
ffet logs furnished 70 order. ss4 aG&kHt So
Orders may be left at the eice Of D. L. ehorsy, EBa-
with the subscriber at his place Of business g. O.
shorey's Machine Shot j. O. SHORTY.
Nny II lMff