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NeN NneM1 SHOP.
The ChOicess Fresh Meats and at the
La " esl prsceAl
n EooRE LsATAERs have Just opened q Mrst
MI shop o. Brady {, between Fourth and fifth
MrS< ads, whore they intend kesping on hand mi
.s.t~nt Of the choicest Meats offered the DAY,
snport puhiic The patronage Of families Is respectful
II spiicitsd - not only will our Meats be good, ba
prices low. Thers's going down town fos Beet
Nstson Pork etc. when You supply yourselves wit
the bssfat MOOkE LkAThEks.
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Dsots .anD Shoes.
THE SHOE TRADE.

sf-ssAtf ~ II . II W "a 4 n n ~ ~
fIAvING increased osr facilities far S,anuae,u4-
IL Ing and dealing In Roots, ,Shoes and Leather, u
andesuensd, successon 10 8. 6. Dawson CO., ofoF
% the etsens ofDsven and vicinity, gfsstsr n
them. Our retail stock herex6ar will always cor
sain very description of sotds wanted by ihs peoIa
who:e.lsins Boots and Shoes, and weluvite com.
cry dealers 70 call and examine o1r siocs and prlcf
asi.s oar discrimination to sell on asgood terms n
LAWSON, 6hIGGs a. CO.
oe,es Brady st., door from Cd
BOOTS A. SHOES,
wHoLEsALE RETAIL,
At The Empire store.
AS,n YAyE have now ia ssose slargc and we'll Sc
ats w lected STOCK Of BOOTS and sHok5, "a
= wnea wo In invite the attention Of all in wsIt
m. 10 rspieniss ,esr a IT, s.scss VIII ns II 10 ihe,r I'D
.aItage 20 give as eau before purchasing else
r. nu.asrous cus.omsrs who prefer Gust OF
Work We contnue TO hold on. inducements in the
ray o. prime stoek aad stylish work not eqdalea
a. a.s. s. .Ss Is. e. ..sls ssLl
apt3udG MOORE h BROWN.
[ aDlEs' Assi Esstsvs a ado 10 order
- - - N. q b.
1IEsIs' s-'s4t lsai A'r aegt' made 90 order. :
NEW BOOT AND SHOE STORE!
on BRADY, BET. 4TH & 5rH srs.
~ ss0's' whore he is opening fresh stock
COOP BOOTS AND SHOES
Manufscsarsd 1pressi. for ressing which he onel,
for sale at yery
Reasonable Prices.
s receiving mrssr regular supplies avery week from
some OF she bed mssufhctorie. in the East, and
'pseuy 'o,,ss1 ;Ssys ga.s1ass
CsA here Ind an assormen. Of saasonBbie
Prime Ifesailing GOOds,i
s I9r gs.s '' IN 'n Il ~
.1 NEW FALL MILLINERY.
JUST REcEIvED At THE
PARIS AND NEW YORK WHOLE.
SALE AND RETAIL
MILLIN cry STORE
CORNER o. saAsy AHD THIRD srRssrs. pAvRSrosT-
,I>HR subscriber taxes pleasure in informing the
L Lsdles Of davenport hoes i.lind aud vicinity ;.
.h.t be has just retutaed from New York with
splendid as.artmentof
Millinery, mbroideTy and Fancy
81 f11 t ssoods.
Oar stoek Of Bonne. AID sash Ribbons, brocads<s,
striped sod plaid Sses and soo.sa Velvet
French Flowers. Feathers.
snRw Bsnnets. ke.,
IL fAs targsst $50 best ever SrelgAt sA.s Haarkst
:, sPEcIAh INEITATItoN;. 81
and Straw mixed, satin and Velvet Bonnets OF the
newest Paris slyies, dark and white IN mined straw
Boonets, infants enbroid cred Hoods AID Ioeks
Caps, dc. #
Bonne,s Of every description made 70 order, and
warranted to please AhiiBers supplied with rai
Torn Bonnets and every article IN their line, :
wholesale.
n. y. straw B.nneA bleashed, pressed and alter
ed. Marking ami sia amping 70. ali kinos Of emtro,
derry and bradne done 70 order at short notice.
W.B. NICHOLS,
cor OF Brady & ID sta. Davenport, 10
Sept. 3fth. 1855.
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j FURNISHING IGjj5,.I GOODS.


4exCnoe3AB 9&41xo3l
IL AS OF hand ansv and fuii asesysihsnSof 4tencA
II and English Clothes, Csssineres ard vOnues
.aitabie fof the sessony whtcA ~ wifi udke up %
neasure % short notice sDd reasopsble teyuoss
READY MADE CLOTHING.
OF all kina. for spnng ssd summer ~ssf, Witch
FURNISHING GOODS
4 xsod.Hppiy ofcverything Necessary Tor sensIs-
iaan's wsrdroSe, Spr5ng &tylo: - 1AEntas
Caps, n Trunks. vA1Tces, Acs
P.s. Would invite q oaexbout 10 pu rcA - koDAs
heaboye line TO give him sAi bsiess Rasckaasx
alksshere. One price only. No troablS . sheW
soods. fhansfaifor pastfAyorsh hopAsA seatnpases
.fth0safue sH IS p SAMUEL pGh6Y
Devenpors ApfilIalsss - - 8 Has.sU
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pRHNsYLVANIA RALR0AD.
E l11fk

eS3 E41LlE4A
The eret. Central Route, connecting the Atlantic
cities with the Western, North westsrn ans seItn-
western States, by continuous nai ~ uecs y.
St.s "a - all psrts the Western Rivers aud ~
Clayel nd aud aid usky With steamsr: TO all ports
an, the North estern Lakes making We most q.
sac, shs.ssst a1a reliable rssts by which freight
IAN be forwarded to and from the T. Great West.
Rates between Philadslphia and fitssburg,
First. lass-Boots, shoes, HAS
and Caps, Books, Dry Goods un poc b mo 4
boxes, bales anu trunksJ Druga
uu boxes i gbalss,) Furs, Feathers.
SECOND ClAsssssDomesac sneet
ins. .Snirrng an T,cAiIg Il" origi
mi bales \ Drugs lin cxsAs,) HARD. 100. lo0b
ware LealheV an rolls or boxssJ
W DOL ard sksep Psits. East~sfa.
Third Class.ssAnvHs, steel,
Chains (in cssks,} Hemp, Bacon
PORK, Stated lIoese " n sack )Io- fSse 100 '
bacco, aHao utacsarsd, tsxcspt Ct
rcnrtis Cisss. ...Cosee, Fish, ,Ba
con- Beef d Fork, Tin csska or box
e. ssstward,) Lard 4 Lard Oil, sSe pl00 D.
lead. Nails, Soda Ash, German
Clay, Tar, Pltch, kosin, &c.
ft.OIJR-Sl per barrel until further notice.
GRAlA-5o eis. psr 400 Is until further notice.
COITON-ss per bale, not exceeding $40 lbs,
vel ht untiifu,ner notice.
T-PIn shipping 6 oods fiop aay point east OF Phil
adal phts pe particular TO arE packages .ssa Fess
ssirasi4 Rs'lrosd." Al! goods c nsigned TO the z,
Be forwarded withoutdeIsnaoA: sE
Paxisnr Aasxrs.-hsrE.s, EoIDly &C.,, Mem
nhis Tenn, H. Z Sass ~. Logl#, j. ). Mich
iii a. Son, Evansville, in-, DamesGi. Bell 4 Bur
ock ana Carter q JeweiL Louisville. k X. c Msi
drnm, Mxdis N, Ind; spi'Emsn l. Blo~n, and Irwin
a &C. Cincinnati: n. w. GfAhaa q Co., ZanesYills
q I.aech & Co., "a Kill. sl- Boston. Leach b GO
> as;or House, n. York; " iiiigm 81. and batter
place Ssw York; h. ] Sas.e,ter, Philadelphia; Ma
yray x X oons Baltimore Geo. G. Rfonciscus, Pits
ban.,.
H. j l.oMfsAERE, sgE'f .4alt.sx3, Ps.
s.easnsyivaDia RailrOAd.
Three Daily Through Trains between Philadelphia
and Pittsburgh .--Thk MORNING MAIL TRAIN
leaves philadephia tor PiitsDurg n ~ A. :, and
pi,t.bu sh fer Phiadeiphia at7 a. NJ. The fast line
leaves philndei phisat r. N. anu Pitsburg for Phil
.dulphia al r. nj. The NtGHr axpRESS tram
caves Philadelphia for Pittsburgh at IL r n. aud
Pitts bu rxh ior Philaisiphix st II +. n.
The ABOVE iinss connecI A. Pittsburgh with the
railroads 10 and from 81. Louis, No., Alton, Gslens
aud Chicago, Ill. Frsnkfort, Lexington and Louis.
Vile Ky; Terse Hautc, Dayton, Springfield, Belle
Gontins, sandasky, Toledo, Cleveland, Columbus
GAINESVILLE, Mxssillon and Wooster, onio, also, MI
lhe stesm packs, boats from and 10 New Orleans
ST. Louis, Louisviile and Cincinnati.
Through tickets be had 10 frsm either OF the
above pilces.
R,r further particulars handbiils at the drer-
eul starting potuts. Fassengess from The West III
and this the shortest and most expeditions route 20
,inilsdslphia, baltimore, New YORK Or Boston.
THO'S. MOORE, Agent, Passenger Lines, Phiis
} MESKiMEN, Agent Pas sangcr Lanes, Pits.
Phila. Nov xd 'S5 dly sa
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GREAT ATuA QEInN
At rI1
Great Western Clothing sssrs. rs

Is 1o w . n - 6 q 4A
NHoLkSALk and RkTAII.
HAVISG yrst rstuened from Tie go vf>A t1hroe
L i TIMES as large stock Of ClOthhmR 49,
oensAs EarnAshkMg Goodo - wS1Svor o.
tsred In his and At Is psr cent len nafaol
,se e,a9daa that can salt the public u psiSo 4sd
quality. Hasing hsdtwl years sxossieAos1A = -
aHy and Knowing ~eh tie wants OF NE peoplo.
aase selected tais ssocA Of oods fron - 6o3oAA
manu- sciafers and VI The best qualities. ADeog
which may be found swo tnouAAd DVo8s000o3
EEom TO IS dollars; four thoasaad pslxs Ronta n
price from IS cents to ~; 0pe taoRaaRAXQDeo
rom 70 CT nts to ~ doiissss Otooo C64t 61SI0 8
2 =. losis5s; Ereck = e . sea.ws eacl - e
Caps, GeNtss EARnks hAnRs s0SQ19s0 -
and qualify 70 set ptrcaassfs. Ali eDsk Se1akS e
wArrAnts1 4. ~. Ast:caA. - 81 sl,H11s
thereby return my sincere lAAaks for - pasRso-
e. heretofoFs % hbsrally bsssowsA - "a -
',ili 70 merit and rscsive ~ s.ms. Ne A4oA6Gs
5iock. L. LOWx14{xV.
-. Country Merchants wiu % ustksoaa4 GA
see my stock before purchasing slssvAeep,r H.
aug 81 dWd s agtorf B5g4gs ssss5 =
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DR.. w. y. RI.AIN,
. OF NEW YORK,
OCuIIST AND AURISI

~ permanently located rvck Island, On ILLINOIS
street, opposite Island City iiotel, where he wall
bs happy to all persons xte with Diseases OF the
Eye and Ear.
Having devoted several years this special branch OF
his psossior trusts that he relieve many who have
giysu ~ in despair with Amaufoss, the sympnms OF
WhSch of sight, Imaginary obeis noAine
bebfs the eys objects appear obscursd by cloud or ha
sjpsaa flashes oi laShi, enlargement o the pupil Sc
CAsArAct in which lens turn white and prevents
the rays Of hight passing t-cugh It, Opthalma or tnna
masiSe Nsar shI, Kcaknxss Of vison, strsbisuius
Sauinting - we'll Deafness iu ss various o,
Having received IRON, Paris tas new and wondsrie
opshAecope. with which we enabled TO look int
the dsvths Of ths sye and the interior 80 Clearly ~
the ousse and thereby ascertain the sxac. stss o 10
ousc nerve snd rstins In Amaursir the lens 10 ncp
Ont cssssscs, Alssshs illuminated speculum Tor ~
smlins the ear, we'll - sevs a rsw mss.cAt prvp~
tious i curing opecy OF The cornes or nim over ta
eve uiSho~s the - Of the knitsor csnstics
TO p1syvas imposton, Or. - dssms IL prudent 70
.ste that hs 10 reg ulAr Physician heing xrAauai
shs Univvsity Vi yeEMopt also OF the New YORK vp
t,,aInc Hpspitsl AMI his saccess - an ocnlst - ~
tbvtnble ~ tbs perietioD to which he hsa brousht h
=. ofDsleatsd vspors In the treatment Of dtsaasss o'
ESr-Dr B. will dsYot sporsiou OF his time 10 tls
s~ ,ut Il chronic diseAsss, especially Of the shro
~ /. - hsying sarsd hizassf o Consumption ate
aIe of his right lang lost BY disease. wei
u M othsrs in alike conditios. ofics hours ton
Roox. n, AND, octs, 1855. dwtf
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The Ofd Pioneer Bakery stu ahead!
HE subscriber nAs recently inAas extensive prep
arauonA for Inc manufacture Of Sulter, sugar,
tostou, soda, Pic Me, Water and Oyster Cracksrs,
Pilot Bread, &C, &C., together with good assoft-
usnt OF Loaf Bread, Cakes and kusks.
l have also purchased the Patent Right for Scott
county, for The manufacture OF CrGm Paul's
PATENT LOAF BREAD,
made by MlcLinvry The sdyHnIages claimed for
Ils process nakiug Bread, those the Bread II
ulore uniform ih quality, and handsome In appear
ines, III 10 much sniler aud more sven keeps much
long with ,aI bscons aio, and 10 many persons
.s not objec uonable when week oid, II cuts ~
HANDSOME lAe hlasl ESeueh roll, IL iasthsr,
and y readily duced nts aInilies who cave
or SD Nan tsroad bof ire. shat coniinue to
run q bread Wagon heretofore. 10 obering the
above articles, terms hich cannot hail 70 give
lire sa,isfscJon, hope 10 be able 80 supply sl who
uaAy iaysr with their patronage. 1bsnkiul toi
past layors, ! hepe 70 men. conIinusscs Of The
same. All orders from ths 90 untry promptly suend
I'd 10, 78a#t~ &HAa pANtbL MOONh.
Pioneer Bakery, Front Street, square above
Burrows S PretIyinan's Steam -aitss.
Dayenpo ri, May ~, le56-du
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HARDWARE 4 STOVE STORE

H "A ~ - w n t4E ~ SDOy1 - HObes<
.aW NEW ARRAN0EMENT.
ID I HAVE just opened an sxtensiys stuck OF stoves
and Hardware in the OLD STAND oI y. p,
SMITH CO,
~Corner Front and Brady streets,
whore there be found large aad co0pissssssors'
usent of -s t
SHELF AND HEAVY HARDWARE,
Nails Glass, Capsnsers and Jeansss Toc, and
In ct evsxythipg In shs HArdwase ns, which VII ~
Give Ne Call.
Don't fse, the place, Corp Front and Brady strsst,
opposite The Ferry Landing.
mAy3-dwtf s W. W. PAkkER.t
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The tJfd Pioneer Bakery stu ahea,

COAt n &C 60,
4 tF all sixcs of Gufley 6. Cos. Troy, a.
" api dx.u II. A. PokTkh& 4 BRO n. Il
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VI. CARTER Z. p.
Physisian U 1nrgsen.
on sers side eisd 81 sno ,s a.SI. .as va ss u e
he. 's'H 7f''i iSaSsKSckr, ! Ssasy s;i; IOWA.
hsfeh tlth, IS. ---
.. a. ~ 5kkAH, Md. .. HlckAAf.h. II
DRS. HICKAAN,
clEgTIC PkYsICIAHs Il SURGEONS,
Dalcs "a Brady 81, East siAs, bet. "a q %.
iss 's;.:,s-sss .9.-s~.SS Ss''f'''''
L. 4. rELTUN, NJ. H..
s,''iss and Ksrs ra: Co. aasp
kcsiden, Surgeon tothe Brooklyn City Hospital. re-.
Gently oforsnge nd Wsdehss.er Cos. ~ Z onets
bis ssrvices 10 the citizens OF Davenport
sale oaee lessr.. aHa 'S'asA'' "-1' aug % ,sss dif
Or. J. ". II. 1AKRR
/. rfEb IN sspencncs OF tAirsen years in the
y practice of Medicine and surgery nov oners hif
4. oe.a.oasi osrvicea 70 tho citizens o davenport
!, oaera.ise surgery and d,.esss. o. be throat snt
.ass Odice In Post Omce BLOCK No. :, up stsirsi
as on stn a., between Rrsdy q Perry s".
". Il. LIxE. 4. D.,
Practising PhysiciaI,
o.e on Brady Street opposite the Pos. oneo over =
tyia I TO . A. 81, and from itosp.M api iI-dtt
Or W. 8 MINER,
Recently from Rock l.lsnd. Il,)
Surgeon and Homeopathic Physician,
otass on u street, next door 70 IT, d smith. VsIie
,,ess4a ,ss i, h''"ias n, 'Ass; s.er. rear n''s'
DR.. J. OLsHAUsKH,
Physician. Surgeon and Accouehsr,
Pennsyiyanta House,
DAVENPORT, oWA
snt ,l,i.54.dls ----,
Or. e.. A. CRANE,
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON,
tFFERs hi. pr4iasai1aal services 70 the citizens OF
Davcnpos, aud yiclaiiI. oiicc corner Of Main
sid 3istrests. Residence on Main above Eighth.
mchoGdT .a
J. G. PARKER,
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON.
coll s & Ged; -. and ss.s .s' Js. ss' oasas ,sis Be-
,iI.tc-I nposl,e (; ;axatte ofacs Nov Md
Dr. u. 80. .acCOKESEI
hfF .is professional serSises to the citizens o'
nfi54 Il mnyy q Muagsf', ss~ bnilding, CORNER OF
Bsad, AMI Fourth streets
AEE.. y 0slof.o l.. u. ssnpoft James ". Cannon
Or. a. M. SMITH,
Eclectic PhySicinn.
iEco3A Brad It between tnd and !. fe4i'
9 faird tween main and Brady
- Il 4Gen{ - TO the trystmentof Scrofu'
a.t e.. aA5thsr fhrs. IL ,fseases.
.F,irysasy DAVENPORT. IOWA.
4. NJ. L.. ii i f.NS, m. D.,
Homeopathic Fhyzic.an and Surgeon,
Pstciar attention given tpthe treatment VI chronic
-eases Oiios Brajyst, over laeoby's rug store.
July 1850 diff 914s
ar. N. n. N3sssELls,
Hate Of Phiiadephia.)
DESEEl IFtLLY orers his professional services
IN 90 citizens Of Davenport nnd vie MY
IA ns ,e-B af eshed for n4bef Of yrsrsto the
fhl4ds AtI.ia HosItsl a. surgeon and fhysisisn ne
fests cginpsie 10 ueat E1g disease or seeideht
That may be presented.
Woutd reief 10 Professors g. paneasi Q
Lh6s. u. Msigs,
Ihos. ID. Auttsr.
Once, ". Il. corner g. and Harrison su.
0ctI6 eff
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las sedisss TO say after the 'tgng ctstnyfou OF
nss ~ s,sts VI syss, rnal spaas
20 esh shiosE stock fer ale 70 and ls h
iuaIE eredsss 10 say taal al kspssHt atpeIsfnbot
:. fHtfs-fd s!so v5fy eaoise IN the eaaSaen
sates etase Esa at,cxs tiers sess ssSues4, iaa..
a,nseaaanily hs4 : gosd chance for seleeIion. Ny
CLOTHS, IA ssi!H EI,s a vesiinss
sm ses9tr urrasEa up 80 order al ssoft sosSS, Ii.
he best AZ r. - sne AT 5f ssfm Mr.
aif DvBn sh3 hes beer n cssstr f0fihs past sss
sili vita give IA, aGa n fGsids Gk.s'
- a. sf-4. Aft
4keaay-.saae alOtniBs DeparsA0hs
n supg.i With ssortet good eleeaedWisn
great cars 'rtis ssx exirfaStiaa to y-gr 10 eli
hs traia o. ta- sVOse state si.eSse cxitsr
EDWARD ALDEN'S
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Qotbin1.'


EDw AID ALD1 II,
Merchant IA5lpr,s
! Wholesale and Retail Dsalse II
Re a dy-M ade CI0ffihg,
Cloths. Cassinsrss, vsstias1 $500 ~.
nishtng Goods and Tailsrss 4s1D1R
~ isiFsss ana es.s.eise,sd ssoess " sssts syss
tao following articles:
BROADCLOTHG a@w
sngI,a, French .s eerI.s sos nsssaa a " =
A''' ''A'' 900 CASsInERESs :i.sS II r f$ss' 80.
hnglish, French and Am rican, Of every yeFsg
vESTIE0S.a sasesA
White Marssiiies, Mstaia -, White IpcA1a nsss.
i,ns. s.a. l..a I tGS c'o.s. -sa sL - - sss:J
'''A n ere 10 'Oi;1vs 'Oi;1vsEIiRs'cs:6sjArlNc. IiRs's:6sj siasi
Black, Blue and III swu Broadclssk Uascn, ytk1sssy
.s s es.; s.s s:as 1s:a s: sssHs "a s. e.
READY-MADE !. s..
aud Tslmxs, Rfoex end pres eSo1E 0690ssf ~
aas,lsis. a az a. "ye:. sii5, vsasssa - Gssss,
r -: ';sssa "a g >
pers and OYerails. ,,ta& .~syssssssf @tl
9 = FURNISHING GOODS. 5
Hickory, cslieo, white ptain hnsn corded ard nsrs
20 oms,iAnsy colored shirss, wa soam4oAm pet
q Collars, Se.k lies, stocks, Sssey - ~ Daaa
crsfats; Cioves-whte, black and colcged NJ, M
I'd buck, ejotb, eheateYn~ld, AbefdeoU, Usslin,
Union and German ana Fur Garntlss8 ~ep1s1ssa.
10 anu cotton Hose; white and fahe, AneA aad silk
ndssrehie II .neroidsr.d ianb's vssaasnas aad
Vol Aitts, sssns, siufisrs, 6s.s' shsSls and
shawl Pins, Umbrellas, tarJvt sacks, and IA osAss
sf.eies Lah. Kept by sIhe trsee, aifof Which b
utlefs. Hstss+ aftAs-e
an-ariy eau sill secure choice selssi0pss1@
EDWAkD ALDRN.
,eeond .:ssss, opposite I.sclaass issws Dsv1k bort,
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A NuARER Of deairaSis lots for vssidsssSs q
Brady, Main aud h.nissa sssests, - toaso -
i. ?. erHtxY, =
odice on Main bstweea frsas sal 1a6so1eh.
aug ~ DIFF s...szf A
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PLAIN and ORNAMENTAL

PLAIN and ORNA1EA TAI
PAPER nssGI6a. WHIrlnlhG, WALL
CuL0RIM0, esc.
r nj. DuAA 40 % anys6ssn of Dounei Dunn
j bsg 10 il t,s4a His ~, and tho Paoiic thA
ie nas retire, tSSs ainusx. and wln iet ln-
tutG rs 5li, aila4ss7yg ftl 4tan4iaS ~aisshhx gu"
Wall f,,Jl1ring NJ Lvs1s ca apsrionce as pf~ctsa
papsr H.use5 and Eeiitag Wmtsnsr Warrants iae III
assuring tue pu or satisfaction both IL esohom!
aud workmanship. -.
sauch disc red with smokslAs white ~ new
shop on fniri street, lower aide, between BRADY
navssnsrt.' go july 30du
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lN1lCE.

s,HE parsnsrshp herstufOrs sxiating under q
of Dawsoo GTiSgs Co. II this day dissolved BY ml-
tual ccn.sns Maria T.. pawson retiring irom ths coz
ceru The nsinass will hereafter bs conducted BY tbs
undersigned under tbs name and styls Of paxsot
0rianp Co.. xA0 Win ssss all claims sgaal e the old
hFA-. lss.a - lnov2N ,. ~ DAASuN,
davenport, lows, Acsilsss Y; II. GRlGGS-
< lmnsnsv xssc lusnt u p lunass for the haad
<Ahsschtsi sasaa ~ Labins, ealy - en Pr oossss'
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Washington sentinel., 1856-08-02
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In THE SENATE, on the slst of July, nineteen
River and Harbor bills were passed, involving an
expenditure OF over half million OF dollars and
on the first of August much Of the time con.
sumed in the discussion of bills Of prvateo char
acier.
In THE HOUSE or REPRESENTATIVES,, on the 3lsl
Of July and the first of August, the Kansas con
tested election wa- elaborately discussed.
The Committee Of Elections had reported the
following resolutions, namely
Resoived, That John w. Whitfield is not enii.
lied to seat in this House, as delegate from the
Territory OF Kansas.
Res0ived, That Andrew II. Reeder be admitted
TO seat on this floor as delegate from the Ter
rilory OF Kansas.
The first Of these resolutions was adopted, by
yeas ITO: nays 92 And the second was rejec-
ted-yeas S.: nays 49,
The House considered private bills, but passed
none, and then adjourned.
Washington sentinel., 1856-08-02

DERsONS requiring Hospital attendance are
invited, as usual TO the Washington Infrma.
~, which institution is under the professional
charge of the faculty of the National Medical
College and is provided with a resident physi-
clan, several medical assistants, and competent
nurses. The following resolutions OF the Board
OF Directors are published To correct any misap
prehension that may exist in regard 10 the usages
OF the institution in relation to patients:
Resoieed, That we invite the medi, al profes.
sion generally 10 place in the Inhrmary any patient
or patients that they think may be benefited by
hospital advantages aud treat them os their private
patients, subject OF course To the discipline oflbe
house
the attending physician aud surgeon his services
are given gratutously TO whatever patients may
enter the common wards of the lnfrmafy but d
is expected hat persons psciag themselves under
his care as private patients shond remuuera,e
him a. in attendance elsewhere.
Resolved, That any physician or surgeon attach
ed 10 the Inhrmary who may be required by
patient in the institution 10 render his profes ssonal
services, who at the time IS not in attendance
upon the inmates OF The institution for such
period as Is allotted TO him in the division OF the
term Of service with his colleagues shall have
liberty to charge him as under the conditions
attending the ordinary relation between iicns
and physician.
Resoiped That il would be ain act of Y oss
injustice 10 the profession 10 receive iaio the In
Urinary and attend Rratuitously any 4 Atient whose
circumstances would enable him 10 render COIN
pensation for medical ,ervices ~ physicians out
Of the Institution.
THOMAS MILLER NJ d.,
JULY l7--3td Curator Washington ln6rmary,
Washington sentinel., 1856-08-02

question, says what he does not believe himself
and that which no maa, woman or child south
of Mason and Dixon's line believes"
Conclusion Therefore, the Montgomery
Mail the central organ of the Know nothing
Fillmore party in Alabama, is unworthy cfcre.
delce
We specially commend the foregoing syllog-
ism to the editors of the Mail who proved
that "epe,y goat has three tails" We com
mend it also to the readers ofthe Mail, and all
Others who are disposed TO believe or bet on
any assertion of that paper. There are some
in this community who would to-day be better
off if they had never read the Mail, or confided
in the statements of that unscrupulous sheet.
Three cheers for the "Three Tails" editor
of the central organ b.