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The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1856-02-02
J. D. MCCLURE, M. d.

J. D. MCCLURE, NJ. d.
Respectfully tenders his professional services
TO the citizens OF Upton and vicinity.
re- Also, some attention to the reparation
of teeth will be paid.
Office one door east Of the iipton House.
REFERENCES.
Faculty,i Jefferson Med Col, Philadelphia.
Geo. b. Fundenburg. NJ D., Somerset, Pa.
S p. HUI hen, NJ. D., Wheeling Virginia.
Rel. $. S AN, Armagh, Pa [l7-Iy.l
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1856-02-02

s.a A genius down .ast has jas' in
yen.ed a stove that saves thfes-luartsrs
OF the wood, while the ashes II makes
pays for the remaindes.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1856-02-02

Take wife Tom SAID Richard ?flu-
sley SAer,dap to his wild son Tom, the
father OF Mrs. Norton, take wife and
reform.
With all my heart, replied Tom IN.
noezntIy, whose vile shall l lske'
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1856-02-02
G T. N ER.fL DIREC TORY

Upton, Rochester, Cedar Bluffs, Darant Cam
bridge, Massilon. Carlisle, and Mecbanicsvilc
Post Offices. Is. Upton. Rochester Peedee,
springlale. Hicory Grove, West Branch, Plea
SAINT Hin, Lacon, Inland, Harwell Massilon
Cedar, OAion Grove, Pioneer. Red Oak, Cover $
Ferry, Woodbridge, Zone at Th,.yers)
Ferries, 3. Covers Ferry, at Cedar Bluffs
Wslch's Ferry, 1t Rochester Williams Ferry at
Massilon.
PROPOSED RAH. RoAps The Cedar Valley
Branch OF the Mississippi and Missouri Raj R,ad
iroa main trunk Road via, Upton, in . North
Westerly direction to Cedar Rapid.
AisHisssppt and Iowa Central Rail Road from
Lyons Va. Upton to Iowa Guy.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1856-02-02

TERMS.
! Copy year, paid in advance. 81 so
1 DO. paid within six months, 90
do. paid At end Of the J ear, 2 50
Liberal dedu ctioas made to clubs Of 6ve or
more to ere address.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1856-02-02

ria's well, the Divine voic m-l,s in ua.
utserao!e music upon the stiffness o. noon
day.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1856-02-02
ELIAS sHAWBER.

MERCHANT in Dry Goods. Gro
Ill ceries, Crockery, &C. Cedar Bluffs, Ce-
dar county, Iowa. nj
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1856-02-02

The lame Of Htawatha-Wc saw a
superb new sleigh yesterday, followed by
the eyes oil an admring crowd, on Wash
ington street, and on locking for the name
Of this new wonder, we read in orua-
mented letters 'Htawa,ha' A fine scene
from the poem was painted on the back
representing the hero taking leave of his
people. Three cheers for Hiawa,har
rang ou, chorus Of boys as the sleigh
flew by. Boys, after ALL are the bes,
Judges of true fame. This winter taey
have named the sleighs Hiawatha, and
pieces from the poem are spoken IN our
public schools. A few days ago, one OF
the masters, wishing 10 asccrtal1 how far
his scholars had gone into tie poem, ask
ed all to rise who had real tho whole
poem and fif,y out Of the one hund ell
srrang to their feet.
Ships are now building with the chosen
name Of the hero aud heroine, 'l1lawa-
,ha, and 'Miunehaha, to b. carried over
the seas. Edition after edition is rushed
through tie press, and though two
months have no; elapsed since the hrs,
copy lel, the printing office, over twelve
thousand have gone abroad through the
land The W,s,, we understand. takes
10 Hiawatha very naturally, - Boston
Transcript
Winter in he Far A'orthwest. Hon
Joseph Role;te aid Hon. Charles Grant,
members Of the Legislative Assembly,
arrived Ga Saturday from Pembina.-
They left for ST. Paul on the l7th ul,.;
we're delayed by Geep SHOWS, and did
not arrive al Grow Wing with their dog
trains until Thursday last.
SNOW is represented as having fallen
to an unusual depth between Crow Wing
and Pembina. A, Cass Lake, when
Messr.. Rplette and Grant passed that
point, the mercury IN the thermometer
stood iorty three degrees belos zero, but
at Pembina, up TO the time of their de-
parture, it had no, fallen below twenty
eigh, degrees 81. Paul Democrat, 7h.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1856-02-02
THE Upton ADVERTISER.
Published every Saturday Morning. in .,
TiptOn, Cedar Co :, Iowa.

EDITORS L COUNTING ROOM IN THE
COURT HOUSE;
Gin same Once with the County Judge.)
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1856-02-02
Il. SMITH.

PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON.
Office at the Iowa House, Rochester, Cedar
county. Iowa
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1856-02-02

PHI YSICIAS Nd SURGEOS
viii practice ia Upton and vicinity Office, y,
I, III quality rcv, South Of tie Court House
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-12-01
The Legislature

The General Assembly Of the State OF
low. will convene to-day al Iowa City
This body is Republican in complexion,
and we presume contains as much inielii-
,ence and stamina as any other legislative
body in Western States. Some very i'm
por,snt business will come before this Leg
isIature. d manding III the experience and
ability which can be brought to bear in ils
DISCUSSION and settlement. We shall short
ly sllude in detail TO several subjects which
will claim the attention OF our Legislators.
Mr.. Barner, one oil the Representatives
from this county, will leave for Iowa City
to-day. II 10 anticipated there will be
pretty full attendance al the opening ofthe
Legislature, although the miserable eondi-
tisn OF the roads may detain some few liy-
ing in the more distant counties.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-12-01
In portsn, from Guatemala.

Extract from letter received fr5m Gua-
tenn la, dated Oct. 3D.
10 addition to the troops nov IN Leon IN
Der the commsnd Of Generl Psredas, . coo
more will march by the end of October part
will 90 by sea, and part by land--:hose by
sea in two vessels under escort Of an arme d
schooner, and GOO men from the Republic
Of Salvador will join tins lorce. They viii
probably be IN Leon BY the Hiddle Of No
yember.
The last news received from Costa Ric4
- that 1000 men would enter the south of
Sicaraugua 10 act ia union with these Q.
Guatemala. Salvador and Honduras, oil
combined and pledged to support rba pro
gincisl government Of President Rgas
When these troops Join those Haa ia IL
on, they will have over 3 900 men, we y az
med and pped-cohsequentIy Walk
viii coon disappear.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-12-01
How beaptlluI the allowing frgm las pe.

How beautiful the following from the pen
OF Prentice, and how happy the heart tina,
can see these beauties as he portrays lh eln
why is that the rainbow 0Hd the cloud
come over Us with beauty that il not ef
earth, and thus pass away, and leave US t.
muse on their faded loVelinessi Why is II
that the stars which hold their festival
around their midnight thrones, are set above
the grasp Of our limited faculties, forever
knocking us with their ungpproachable go.
y1 Aud why is il that bright forms Of hui
man beauty are presented 10 our view, and
then taken FROM us, leaving the thousand
streams Of affection to flow back in Alpine
torrents upon our heartl We are born Tor
a higher destiny than that Of earth Tier
is u realm where the rainbow never fade
where The stars will set out before Us lik n
islands that sIumber on the ocean, aud
where the beautiful b. ling that now passss
before US like a meteor, viii stay ia our
presence forever"
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-12-01

AL the conclusion Of the Rev, Mr.. MsrAs'
last Lecture, a, the City Hall, ia Quincy,
His, the audience remained .ef the purpose
oi giving an expression 81 their views aud
Feelings with regard toshe Course q Lee
tares then broughtto aelose.
ON motion 0 NJ D. Dcnmaa, Esa hon-
John Wood took the chair, and e, A. Saw
age was appointed Secretary,
!. Alter ieM appropriate TemaTksIsen Mf
Denman and the Rev Mr.. Foote, expires
sive at the high appreciation Of the Nhev
Mr.. MARKS Lectures On Constantinople ihe
Grimes. Palestine and th~t ~es-f'an of Egypt
bordering OF the Nile, ana the grsuncanon
and pleasure which those lectures have at
lorded, the relieving preamble and res-
olu,ions were oaered by the Rev Mr, Foote
and on motion, unanimously adopted
Whereas. A very hage aud respectable
audience OF our cltys eNsTaelng some OF
as most Intelligent citizens, having had the
pleasure Christening to course Of Lee
tues by the Rev. Mr. Marks, o Quincy,
qiriac a description Of countries and promi-
nent places bordering the Mediterranean
| and Black Seas, where he has travelled du-
RAG the last two years, and feeling an OBJ
legation growing out ofthe high appreeia-
ton in which Mr. Marks has long been held
ia this community as a minister OF the Cos
pei and useful citizen, as well as on &C
count 81 the benefits we have receiye Ell from
his eeturing--theretore,
| Resolved, That the audience embrace this
opportunity of testifying that we have been
highly entertained and profited by the very
elegant and graphic description Of those
piaees he visited and scenes which present
ed themselves to his view, as well IS by the
/ truthful and practical delineation OF charac'
ter, and Of many OF the customs OF those
countries. win which his Lectures are In
| ter persed.
| ReSoiped, That should Mr.. Marks, have
occasion to deliyer this course u Lectures
/ ia other places 10 our country, we do cheer
/ fully recommend him as Interesting aud IN
srucilye popular Lecturer, and doubt mo-
that all who avail themselves Of the prisi
/ leee Of hearing him will BE- both pleased
aud amply repaid
Reso!rs9, Thatil il suits his convenience
ue invite Rev. Mf, Marks 10 prepare an,
| deliver in Quincy, ouother course during
the coming winter, on those portions OF Eu
+ rupe where be has travelled, and that VI
viii take measures 10 secure him not oni!
an audience, but reasonable ccmpensa
dou.
On motion, adjourned.
i c. SAVAGE, Sec'y.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-12-01
Lord Palmerston on the settlement of Difficult
lies between England and the United States
The following cane bg the Niagara:

An address had been presented % him BY
the President OF the Liverpool Chamber Of
Commerce, in which the following passage
occurred:
II would not he doing justice tie com
mercial community Of Liverpool were no
mention made d tbat question which most
4eepy aft CTS it-the fate difficulties or
threatened difference between ths country
andthe United States rhere is, my lord,
but one expression OF feeling amoug US as
10 the manner ID which youI lordship and
her Majesty AIS iseTs disposed ID that, and
which al oae tine threatened 10 be ques-
ton that migh; involve us ID a desperate
contest with America We Hel by the
mode n which Jour lordsaip and her MaJes-
Tvs advisers settled that question. you not
only consulted tie dignity IF this country,
but IN spirit aBd 10 fact satisfied all the in
terests concerned, My ord, for that We
feel deeply Indebted Il renr lgfdship and
10 her MmesY'5 government
70 this Lord Palmers'oa replied, with
considerable elAbarrassut Ut OF manner, as
follows:
Il vas sura gentlemen that The policy
which we recently adopted ii our ditferen-
II with the United States must meet With
yeur aRproaatipn W. felt that, while en-
iha one hand 4 vas necessary to maintain
th- dignity ii tie country, Il was also nee
essarv ID show that even the catamities oil
war with nejghborn- race would be en-
CONFERRED If thsre was necessity for it up
on aaequatr grounds we felt that, while
Al was necessary 70 show this we ought 70
waive all manor ard party considerations
r. i.-- - Nap-
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-12-01
CITY PROPERTY

o'' H''' wv" w - "NS aiF'5 stbe
a,o p.,aft., ah,o,.E1 n so,,oa
az AZ " u. nv" - 49," lssl 90 EteaEl
-, .,,.,,.,,t.,, NO
Oh y IS, nan q '9s -" - ~ hame dBv
-" Pr ""t
~ ,,3
J-O~a hIaee anu ist e i'st To- ieEtt rHsg set
tern, "ood she'd sei Pheo So"u'
a,, r1,i ~ -. 5t.
Western avenue, one Of NE handsemfst lats i5fa
private residtneetn lhe cllS
a!o-~Lot7 block } and / ami 70 block 4 Falt,,t.
addition near the Female college,
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-12-01

The DEAD o. EIeARAUGUA.-Whlie on
Nv IA Of Walkers men are reported as hay.
ing been killed in battle, II ~ estimated
from facts CLEANED from authentic sources,
that more than 1000 young men from his
ranks have persisted from the disorders. and
the climate since Walker undertook his III
libustering conquest Of that country. There
is fearful responsibility Tor these sacrifices
Of lie resting on the men in our cities, who
have devoted their time 70 entraPping their
yictms; and, also, Cd our Government,
which hrs suffered this horrible trade to g.
on 10 defiance OF our neutrality laws with
out anything more than merely colorado
attempts to prevent i, and Of late without
any attempts q ~. - : AS asa fss-
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-12-01

The Cily Council d Dubuque have deei,
ded 10 hold an election sometime in DeceD-
Der next Tor the purpose Of testiag the feel
ing Of the people aiih respect % the rajs-
ing oil $500 900 Oh the credit Of tire city, 20
aid In The construction OF the Dubuque, ST.
Peters and ST. Paul Railroad, and the Ly-
ons, Fort Des MONIES aud Sioux City Rail-
road.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-12-01

Ma. SASDERs:-We notice several con-
tnuaications IN the Gazette ahUu, Town
Clocks; permit us 10 say that We have the
agency Tor manuiaetcTg which make the
only reliable clock. We wouij be glad 4
iaruish enc for the city without charge for
our commission. The price is very low.
Yours, T. CLcsE & Go.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-12-01
=, g.
n f. w q GODS
JUST REoRIl apAF
smiths Variety Store,

nAvSxxl1pIt.
MEN and Cotton Sheetings IN ga "a le,s, fn'eW
4 lCase Linen aud aiusibs hleached and Brown .ot-
tons Of ali widths aud 81 best BRANDS lahlo Lheh5
p,ms.ks and Diapers; Uamssk Table Cloths. Nepkh,'
farEey Bath Towels Baokabaek, Bird. hye a4 s.ets
Diapers; American and Russia Crash, Cotton ana No"
en Quilts; Embroidered Table and PAM towers, eeu
Ipapes ali sizes and prices Window Shades LisA aH'
In aud Delaiue VI tndow Danaska tnrtatn siAtul1t
ia cotton ami Notstaa Damasks. Blind IasseiS Nnsle
Cord every variety Of Blankets, English ead aheleeu
In white AID colored Lace Curtains Muslin Dfapess
BED C,lnflrters, Cradle and Crib Blankets, St
WOODEN Department
Riaek and Fancy Golored Cloths fancy aud black . y
siueges Daeskin, plain do; lays PLAIN aaa plaza NAs
siIner9s. sleeps grey Cashmere
Beaver Cloths
The f1shopabla article FOR Ladies ,loaks aud iamsst
fancy and eoared .Iies C1th III in all me des iah'
sl1t, ana Is 10 match Also mixed, blue h3aoe'
gray brown cadet Satinets far gonts' aud boy wear
Kentucky leans and LiasoSs Also, iali hssoftiosh,
81 Noolen Heads and Comforts for ladies misses sn
chtl.rsn also ladies and gentss Marino aha NeoNn
Uudetshirts and Drawers.
Domestic Goods.
Brown and beached Mushns OF all widths ana prices
Tekiprs al Qualities: Caon Elannosi grey WHITE req
lime and alleGors Wooon tlannels brown anu beaNh'
I'd Table Damasks; ShhtnE and Apron Chedks' amer,
cau and Welsh silk warp aua shaker Planners ie-t mn
a brown AMI lleaehed ShgetnS Mnslns GOTTEN sso
wool Elauncs. LinseYs; Hickory shistngai ffnt' -
laestic Ginghaus slicoes OF all prices nesSsln
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-12-01

i IS said that 400 persons in Connect
cut were dis ranchised this month, by the
new constitutional provision making .
know ledge Of reading and wriliag quail.
icatIon tor voting.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-12-01

A gentleman who died in Botetourt coun-
ty, Va, few months ago, devised his en-.
tire property, estimated al $4,000, TO one
Of his sisters. After has death, that sister
destroyed bis viii and divided bis poverty
equally between brother and sister and
herself. A rare and noble exhibition of the
Of sisters love.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-12-01

Lieu, Gunnison gays that wlsen be- ,sa.
IN Utah, the three members Of the Pre- dee =
cy had no less laan eighy.tE2 w.,es b..
tween them, and tbas 0ae Of the llrce W.
acallel an old bachelor. beeaasa be a4d .s
liz baker, dozen"
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-12-01

DEAR CoW.---There Is y so,t .aep5ipg in
The District Courl nyw being heid In H.
pace generally known as tAe Cow Case."
IL has ueeh before the Court Or three terms
aud the costs, irrespective Of lawyers fees.
have exceeded $500. That COW win never
pay eEPenses.--Faig6sla Layer.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-12-01
Hish prices Of Provisions ia Mime Ola

Tie Burlington Gazette learns from Cspi.
HilIhouse, just down from Hastings (tbirty
miles below 81 Paul. ttai-ife river at that
point las closed. and in eonse laence there
u, provisions had advanced very much He
states that flour was selling a, Hastings for
slo per barrel; pork $50 per barrel; butter
80 cents per pouads asa II was thought by
all that prices Would be muei higher during
the winter
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-12-01
d. G.. ELDRIDGE
Has established he
North Western Patent Medicine
sseDUf.

d. G.. ELDRIDGE
Has estabiishedIhe
North Western Patent Medicine
Depot,
4 1.-THE 60 ~ Of Rock Island and 9Th sts., DAl ca
APnr, ea. whore eil be Kept all the legding
Proprietary Medicines f tta Jay, such
silahengsfs Fsyer~ gus AoJtdots,
ayers Cherry feriaH.t.
JRyu"s' tEPagtag&ul.
storms Cough 1sp.g-
BrIAnfs PuiHghtC Waters,
God Liver on,
Dr. usg5od,s India Ghoiagouge,
RoRsn's Tonic Mixture,
Rhodes Fever an AguB Care,
Dr. Peutb's Eye Saive,
Tho M son's Eye WHteg,
H1ughlon's fepsins
Haotlsnd's German BlNeTss
bays' L'u'ment,
JSrssou's Pila kmhT0e4fon,
jew DaEld's OF Hebrew Plaster,
Balls SArsaP.ri.lz,
HuTleyis do
Railways Ken. Resolysnt,
J. L. st. Johns CnuEb Sytap.
Christie que Balsgm,
hicIeaH's r. Cordial.
MortmeHs Blood Purifier
Rheumatism i3r.,
Jddkias OiaImeHI5
slOsu's H0rse
Si0aE's Family
Itashs Magnetic ..
Russia salye,
Mexican Mustang Lmnent,
MclnaH's Volcanic 0inlmenL
y. ieEn's Nerve d Bone Lissmeni,
b a Fanestock's VeFnntuge,
dCLHHrts -
Jayue'-
HeEBars Worm La2aRFes,
Aliens Nerve aud B3lC LuimEEt-
n. o. F4rreirs rabtaH %
IierlHaBi's Ca giEg OF,
MamHlUEe LinImeHl,
Railways r.. Relief,
Lybu's hatiairOH,
Prof J Woods liaIt Kestoraugr
Eennelrs Imperial Tonic,
JaYna's laFplnstiya,
R1W4ld'- syrup OF Blackberry,
Browns Extract Of Ginger,
GodireY's cordial,
Batemaa's Drops,
Soau's Condition Powders,
EaTy's THcOpheroHes,
Perry Davis Pain Killer,
nallcy's Pain Extractor,
Sloan's Instant Relief,
Ealm oil a Thousand Flowers
Bragg's Tonic Pills,
Indian Vegetable r,!is,
Jayne's syue
- SaGatye,
aappiDgton's "
ShaiienbeEger's
EraudDEh's
blofieu's
smiths sugar Coated
hOlluwal's
Lees "
Ayers
Wrfghs's Indian Vegetable
Frosl's Noy y 1885
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-12-01

Nj. Emerson leetured IN New Haven last
frday evening Before the lecture COM
nenced, the President cfthe Institute an
nounced that WIG. Smms, OF South Caro-.
lima. Who had been engaged. had Jus, writ.
len 10 al cline, ON the ground that prejudice
had preceded him, aid hewouid not lecture
10 an unruly audience or to empty benches.
SpE(3IAI, NOTICES.
sz---z----l---=--7es-
Hinder thisheada limited ma mbe rof speciaihotees
will betnssrted at 10 cents per lAe each aaser"n'
ak
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-12-01
FIRM

FOR
DRESS TRIMMING
PROSE in want u The MOST FASHIONABLE
slyts Of trimming 'pr Dresses, will hnl com
plete assortment
At
SMITHS VARIETY STORE,
Davenport,
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-12-01
g - ? ? =
b...u groceries.
FLESH sslUtVNHSs'
M. - alM g IL, IL. % So
So \, -, gn.uar "a a Parry Sts

M. ~ alM 9 IL, 1I,. O. 60
South East Corner ID Perry sts,
tI'HANRRUl. lot pas, patronage We now o"'' y
/ the yIIixqns 81 Ila,enportA Iresh supP9''
GasGaa.isIks.
suGARs--N. d, crushed, tlariaei, ufshu'a''''
MoLAsshs--s. II New orleans, Syrup
CofFKE-- Rin, Legurya, Java,
Z" Roasted ana GsouAd
rEASo al grades aud quality. -, p.,lay
Spie"a feppur, iaPioea sage rear EAR, nan I'm
Split ifeas CraabarFes, buchwheA' fiN", -. 1,t
Meal Engiish Pickles sauces Frnils, Nuts ei9nnu
Rice, Preserves, Soap, candles, Starch li,'.
Horse Radish, tas,na, white Beans, neei i'hsus''
Dried Beef, e. Ham,, Sc,
+ All the above anicles are ohered low az" "a
FGniod 10 give satisfaction
Camden Flour.
barrel, half and quarter barrel, sacks
Craeknel Biscuit,
IS boxes ia store andier sale
wooden Wara.
Buckets, Tubs, Well Euekets Aops, Sh"pP'"s
bowls, Mtncing Knives
Baskets.
Our stock IL lgrgc and well assorted
Mackerel, salmon, White Fish, Herring, ooo
Fish NJ. bALabLL, 1h'' W.
Nov4.da
E,RkNcu CLOAK WADpIN6-a yd'l"GIsSii i Z; aS'@
:" '"'' ''s Rrsdy street, between an and 5tlt
gtRlhpREN,s wooLEN TALMAs s sA9uiEs'
/ L Il
Brady street between an aad 'th'
Fkss h . , al a@ea'' a''0' gogas M
0sts2 brady street, B, tween an ard 5tn
Velvet Ribbon,
LLtzes just received and iot sac y H9y A'''
1stio BRADY =, let 4th and 9TH,
GIN! Guns!
! ~r-s-E hsye lust receive ed from importers hAhas
4 w yf,y due assortment Of III MS mhlth WI Us
sold very low, LIVINGSTON \ Los y !" 90 E.
| lI,H0SE wanting 4 nite Lantern win their name
! ground ou thoglass call az ,f.,,yxYonn,s
fIA2zARp's Powder, Powder Fia,ss shot LAg'
| 1 1 1uhe-, AtptFs, kley Is Caps and " ai,; al,
LIVINGSTON q LOCK- Noon
UEADaU kIERs Tor any thing IL the hupnn
ana ''D''S ipi'VlSinGsToN LoeKvoon-s.
-,1IsHIYG Rors aud TACKLE ~ .,
L oeii LIVINGSTON LOCKWOOD =
ROBES! ROBES ROBES!
NANCY .,oBEs. Wolf, F.S, German cat ,.fta
Il len, BLACK and Isabella Bear Eobes Buffalo
irimmGa aud uHtammed, can be had ~
AS, ASTON x GO IS.
500 pate Fur Cloves and Gaun'iet. , 2.
500 pair. Fur esllar. tor Gsr's, al ,,.rox,s.
rENlNrs celebrated Freaeh Cashmetetto HS
III son Hats ia great variety, al ALsfoN's'
AIDES Fancy Fufs can Re found y grea, : Y
IL rely, IL ah"i ~ =.
RATHER Trunks, Carpet Bags sateael
4 Umbrellas, etc, a ALsIoN Eo.'s.
uR ears Plush, SIN and Mohair, Tor sale
me ''"os' A.. s ALSroN q CO.'S,
saaond street, opposite ie Claire House
Nov - sc.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-12-01

splendid property Eor SaEe.
rEaHf -Hucturs huiiiiuE known a. thr German henee
4 n use Saloon aHd Nv cling and the two large lUs
af which Fha b situated is offered flr sale
terms that cannot fat suit Those VINO ac4uHjHt
Cd with this magnificent site need be told that Il
sttH4s uEttFalRt and alone for beauty Of I8taitun-
Tllasa vbp Vlshla avail themselves Of Of those
pFtEa ami sites for beauty aud grandeur VIII APP
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