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THE DAILY GAZETTE.

y STICK TO SOME ONE PURSUIT.
There cannot be a greater error than
"a he frequently changing ones bust
ness If any man will look around
and notice who have got rich and who
have not. out ofthose who have started
in lile with him, he will tind that the
successful have generally stuck to
some one pursuit.
Two LAWYERS, for example, begin to
practice at the same time. One de
votes his whole mind TO his profession;
laYs in slowlya stock oflegal learning
anil waits patiently, il may be for
wears, TIL he gains an opportunity TO
.h5w his superiority. The other. tir
inc Of slow work, dashes into politics
Generally at the end Of twenty years,
tbs latter will not be worth penny,
while the former will have handsome
practice, and count his tens Of thous.
anls bank stock or in mortgages.
Two clerks attain majority stimuli
taae5usly. One remains with his for
ner employer, or at least in the same
line Of trade. al first on a small salary.
he other thinks it beneath him TO fill
subordinate position, now that he
has become a man, and accordingly
stagta in some other business on his
own account, or undertakes new firm
in the old line Of trade. Where does
be end! Often in insolvency, rarely in
riches To this every merchant can
testify.
a foung man is bred a mechanic
lie acquires y distaste TO his trade,
however thinks it tedious way TO
get ahead, and sets ont for the West
ar California. But in most cases, the
anne restless. discontented, and spec
alatiya spirit which carried him away
at first. renders continuous application
at any one place irksome to him; aud
80 he goes wandering about the world
sort Of semi civilized Arab, really
yagrant in character, and sure to die
.nsolvent. Meantime, his fellow ap-
prentice, VINO has stayed at nome,
pacticing economy and working
steadily at his trade, has grown com,
irritable in his circumstances, and is
even, perhaps, citizen Of mark.
There are men OF ability in every
walk oflite, who are notorious for new.
r getting along. Usually it is be-
r4use they never stick to any one bu
s.ncss. Just when they have master
Cd one pursuit, and are on the point of
making "rnoney, they change it for
another which they do not understand;
and ia a little while what little they
are worth is lost forever. We know
scores Of such persons Go where
rou will, you will generally find that
laa men who have failed in life are
these who never stuck to one thing
.ong. On the other hand, yonr pros
pugus man, nine times out often, has
always stuck to one pursuit.
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CITY UNDEKTAKER.
KEEPS CONSTANTLY ON HAND,
C0FFTNs OF every quality and size,
IND .SET6LLfC BURIAL CASES.
Ware.Hoonls and xssidences
Brady. between 3dand 4th Street, West Stdos
DAVENPORT. IOWA.
HEARsE alwaysiH readiness. Csrriages iarnishsa q
whendesired July 10, Is5s-dtf
H. S. MOOR Il,
IRON Ekw HAyKs, cT.l
FRESED, Banner. Sign and ornamental Fainter
3raiuer OF Wood, Stone and Marble.
Lettering aud Gliding on
GLASS,
Window Saadss. IIierief Decorations, Portraits,
arruary. Landscapes, Se., =. slorL notice.
\ q Painting and Graining for the trade,
: " . rHer Fourth aud Brady Streets. Davenport
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DR.. w. .. BLAIN,
OF NEW YORK,
NCUIIST AND AURIST,

I ss permanently located in Rock Island, Illinois
street, opposite Island City Hotel, where he will
6e happy 10 all persons afflicted with diseases Of the
Eve and Ear.
Having devoted several years to this special branch Of
hs rossson trusts thar he relieve many who have
given up in despair with Amaurosis, the symptoms OF
witch are weakness 0f sight imaginary objects floating
fra tha eye eets appear ohsdured by cloud or hs'
e{pess flashes Of light. enlargement ofthe pupil, &c.
Cataract Ia whilh the lens turn white and prevents
the rays Of light passing through IT, opthala nfa-
nation Near sight, Neakpess Of vision, Srabismus or
Sauinting as well Is Deafness iu its various forms
Having received from Paris the new and wonderful
with which enabled to look into
ta DEPTHS OF the eye and the interior clearly
the outside and thereby ascertain the exact state OF the
optic nerve an retna in Amauross; the lens in ineni
emf cataract. Also the illuminated speeulum for
amiuing the ear well al new medical prepa
t1n fof curing opecity OF the eornea or In over the
eve without the use Of the knifeor eaustics.
To prevent imposition, Dr.. b., deems it prudent to
state that be is regular Physician. Being graduate
IN lie University OF Vermont, also Of the New York op
thamic Hospital, and his success Oculist is al
rbuta he to the perfection to which he has brought the
se Of medlcated yapors in the treamentof diseases Of
the eye.
treatment chronic diseases especially Of the throat
and lungs having cured himself OF Consumption after
large nart OF his right uns lost by disease we'll
a, many othcts in ike condition. oce hours rom
PosK ISLAM Oct. o. 1856. iStf
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Cnali Coal

CoNpASsES,
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REV TIN STORE.
WOOD, WOOD,

a I the CITY WOOD YARD, junction. ofseeond and
1&frout streets. We have hand large sssoTt-
uagnt gf .li kInda 0f seasoned Wood EgReEg
Maple, ash, Oak, Hickory, &C.,
which we are selling cheap also large quantity Of Eene
ms Posts To Brick Makers and Others who want
sod By the4G2ntity will make liberal deductions
Il. WILLIAMS * CO
T,-r,s osfb dtTAuqE 5~& DRyeupoTt. Iowa
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GREAT ATTR ACTION,
AT THE
Great Western Clothing Store.

III. Is g -E . IA - . m
WHOLESALE and RkTAtL
II = INC iussrefurned from tie aas. VII. tarss
IL ti1ies as large Stock e. S,iy.ssin n = a
uebts' furnishing Sssas as was ssef ol.
sfsa 10 ms market and II IS pee sss 4sss vvfs 10
zee! rohndeni IN .at the sa bic IN prfek "a.
F4AhIy' HaFlag Asd sw9 yezfs 9s s-fsi.s fa * !.
- ahd Ah9Hlsg Nsii tAs swaIss 81 tke pesnas.l
stn manufAes sad Of the 5es. qsalitir, A,s.s
Hhea n ag o. toand two thousand 8ver.Cvsfs
.5eh 20 % deitarsi war ibaQ SAND par. Pa1s. n
pace rom - cents q 50; ono oGsandYe,f.
lfpie - cents q 10 ndeEErs; Dress Coat .fram'l.
> - cellars; irock 8 t@a6 dsllt ~ SssCk - *
loIi&fss Shtrfs lroa 81 cts = s4Ds. I7ars
Naps. Gents1 Ia rnisiliR. Goods 80
4'44 qaaity 10 suit purchasers. gy.ds bsnS6.
ne tfe ~arraats j a. -, / aflse!s. -, IA
merely rctGFa ny sincere thans. = T IL f.
IS hereiofofe 80 lberally bestowed on N am hors
SUI p taeut aaa rscUiFe the same 40 Le.l.irr,
"'Y'sSs L. LOHEEsTRE
"a ;. Countrg Merchants will DO veil 10 C. and
see MY stock before purchasing elsewhere. fhe,
aug 81 dwtF So t&s@
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The Old Pioneer Bakery still ahead!

The Old Pioneer Bakery stiil ahead!
iSHE subscriber has recently made extensive prep.
afalions for the manufacture OF Rutter, sugar,
Boston, Soda, Pic Me, Water aud Oyster Crackers,
Pilot Bread, dc, &c, together with good assort
me h s0f Leaf Bread, Cakes and Rusks.
/ have also purchased the Patent Right for Scott
county, for the manufacture of CrEm + Paufs
PATENT LOAF BREAD,
5uuta by Machinery. The advantages claimed for
his process Of making Bread these, tho Bread 10
noTauniforni In quality, and handsome in appear
aee II is IA uch alter and more even, II Keeps much
ighz without bscollng st4lo, sud 10 many persons
. moi Objoc IIOnable when a week old, Il cuts as
handsome as the aness French rolf II goes farther,
ana Il readily introduced into families who have new
or used Bakers Bread before. ! shall continue to
fVu s. Bread Wagon as heretofore. In Offering the
above articles, terms which cannot fail TO give en-
tire saisfsclou, hope to be ahIe 30 supply all who
.uay Elyer me with thsir patronage. Thankful for
ras: Il yOra, hope to merit continuance of the
same, All orders from the country promptly attend
81 30, DANIEL MOORE,
Ptorcer Bakery, Front Street, one square above
HGtraEs " PretIyman's Is steam Mills,
bag up0rl,lay y, lss6-du
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IE0ynbu 3. .TE9llsfg.-

Rock Island Il Keokuk DAILY
=. Passenger Packet Line.
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St0pfs.
BUY YOUR STOVES

UTHERE Nlilsiway6 b. ound one of tAs best q,
w sortments 81 sores, Tin Plate, shee. Iron
Wire, Japanped Ware, Tin, Sheet Iron and Copps
warein tsis city. Among BIZ assortmentSf
= Il ID Y L. =
arc the .eels..fated climax and Charter Dgs Geo.
Stoves, coal or wc0Gs 90 % fgi. ard piete
sortment ParFor, gstyJ Heating steyes, Elevate
oven Stoves, and many other patterns too numer
to mention. Oar motto Is, Quick saies am
Small Profits Good work, all warranted or sale
One dollar save is dollar THsd; and BY ealing
at this Stove Store yon will save II and get JUS. !,
good an article as at any other house.
Particular attention paid TO House kooang Spout
ing and Job Work In general out Of good Tin and
stock, hoping to receive share of the public pat
rOuage by this motto Quick sales and smsl
Proat.t' fssp6g ID. L. HORNB,
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I 0WA STEAM CABIEgT
ItaTTEa6I0R

also kept on and and Tor sale Tow. Plsazecaa an
examine his stock, at me manufAetory on osroa
street, south side, east Of Perr! street
Davenport, NJ ay 30 1856 dtS WITT L.C. USSSAEN VI
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Dyer's
for yoarown benefit never be without IL.
What Dyer's Healing Embrocation 10

ana LOT NouTOWN nehtnt never De NLhpAl lis
What Dyer's Healing Embroeation 10,
II 10 perfect Pain Destroyer, and invaluable
edy foE the cur of Rhsu suIaatisrn Cuts Wounds Pain il
the Side Back and Limbs; Lumbago Sore rhrost Burns
scslds, Swellngs, Ague, Cramp, Files, &C. For Cuts
and Wounds 1t superior 10 any other preparation Il
viii afford immediate relief in sealds Or burns, and for
Pains weakness in part Of the system II will give
certain relief in ayery short time $50
Used internally il Is of the most valuable rems-
dies fnr eramp spasmoiC Affections, for pains
in the side throat chest, and stomach, for sick
headache nausea, sickness, rheumatism, any /
ternsl weakness raused by fil strain, Il possesses
soothing, healing and pan-lestroying properties
auaied by any other compound medicine and have
above named diseases.
What has Dysr's Healing Embroeation donef
wonders. indeed Ii is known where sta II
dard nscine, sure remedy, and universal Pansees
for rhefmatisa, eais, wou ds hurus sealds lamnsgo
sore throat piles, bowel complaints Cholera wind ehol
ic dyssntsry aud numerous other ills and aches Its
PapusTy is owins 70 It's Own intrinsic nserits oaee
more and more popular and IL performing remarkable
cures DAY by ay All persons who have used this
great remedy for all sorts Of pain, shou at obtain
A Balm for Every Wound.
Dysr's Healing Emhneaton has acquired nnpre,
denied celebrity as hssas panacea. Iteures wounds
outs butus bruises, sesids, rheumatism and all
nal aad internal pain, IN short period OF Eae Scion
ahssly prepared ana always preserving the same
acncv by all elassss, aud has bcooMe so universally
known that needsharily TO he namel In public print
4 Sure Remedy for Piles.
The Pless most distressing complaint, morepreys
lslt than is generally supposed II Is attended with In
hanmation, small tunors In the generality OF
make their appearance, Is iadescrihably painful which
Is n resist scratching and the only pres
relisi sesms y be desire the skin of This
diseAss s not dangerous, but extremely unpleasant
Clerks, aud thee Of ssdentay habits post subject
this mssdy Let sll afflicted try Dyers Healing En-
brocatieu and warrant immediately relief and an
ctua cure. Many troublesome of this complaint
have been renssaied by the Of this great nsdcine
We can present upon corrobaration this
statement and thousands bear testimony 70 the great
l value of this ALI Healing Panacea.
No stain Left.
Tho ease with which pyers HeAhng Embrocstion ia
applied the absence Of any grease oily substance n
its com position, its perfect nsatass, leaving no stain
upon the dresser skin its agreeable edor It's prompt a
ilin and eoacio1s effects, render Il the most ya.us-
bic and cheapest medicine that hs used The senu
inc has the fs smile Of the proprsiors signature
A. II FIELD. Proprietor, Proyidsnce ., n. L.
l Sold In Rock Island and Davenport by HINES a
1 kCLiPPfN0kRji In GhisAyo by PENfoN & ROBINSON
y nsssAaAs ey I. D. HouG6EAgY. osul 80, dly
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K0CK ISLAND AND DAVENPORT
Gas and Steam Fitting
E1tab11Ohna
Riley, Wright b Co.
DEG leave to Announce to the citizens of Rock
Dlslsnd and vicinity shat they have bought out the
stock ana trade at the old stand near the
GASW RkS,
whore shey Intend 10 carry he business as usual,
including some additional branches.
Construction Of Gas Works on large or email
scale suitable for cities aud private dwellings.
Gas and Steam Pipss,
introduced into dwelling houses, steamboats, asd
factories. They have superior sto / on hand Of
Ga. Fixtures and csii the attention OF purchasers
TO examine their stock,
Practical Bell Hanging andLock smithing
Ia all It's brsnches.
Thsy have also on hand supply Of metallic
DOOR PLATSs, which are superior 70 any sraele
OF the Sind ever introduced into This city, either for
cheap pness OF durability.
Gliding and BronsinS
ofsll kinds ofFixturos, 6aisshi1ihg In se,d And
silver, in all its branches,
manner, Er
0fies, Eagle Street Rsek Island.
Rock Island sept 81 lss0-d~G
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PEEEsYLvANIA RAILROAD.
~ -

PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
~ ~
The great Central Route, connecting the at tianhG
ities With the Western, Northwestern, ana South
western States, by coz .insoas haMaS dIect; ih
.sarnsrs 10 all psrls on the Northwestern Lakes MT
kHg the most direct shsapssi eHd rs!.sse r0Ats ~
which Freight can be torWRrcel 30 anu itSH tAe
Rates between PhiIadslphia and Pittsburg,
E5rsE ass.-Boots ,ohoes, Dry.l -sr 100 =
Goods lin boxesl Furs, Feathers, Sci
second GIass..-B0oks IL sEation-)
eEy, Dry Goods In bIes) Drugs and 81. = 1cnv
Medicines, hardware, Leather, Wool
Third CIass.-.Anrils, BagEing,)
Bacan, Pork in bulkl 2 oSst S.sei' soc > loo
Fourth Class.--Cofee, Fish, ,Eal
on & PORK ipacked) LaTdo Lard Oily zoe . 100 4.
HomP, Iron, lead, nalls, soda ash, Se.)
EI.0UR-3I per barrel until further notice.
GRAIN-50 cts. perlGO S until fuIther notice.
tOIIoA-s2 PEI pale, no' exceeding 500 ios,
wei.ht until iifaiher notice.
II PIN shipping Goods from say point east OF Phil
phiz, DO particular 70 mark Packages "uiG PsRa
gyIuaKsa Railrsss." All goods csnsigned TO the
gents for this Road al Falaas phiS Fusburg, viii
FgEiear AazsTs.--Halr,s, Gorsuiy le Co., Mem.
phis, Tenn, X. p. Sass . w., 81 los $, Mitch
I'll & son, Evansville, l. fUuesA.t, Bell q Bar
dOca, and Carter < yewe}t Louisville, 81. X. Msl
dram, Madison, Ind; sgr.E a.su " Brown, and Irwin
: c., Cncinaati; " ". 'sfslaa G Co., GAINESVILLE
o. LeGeh cs Co., Il hhe -. Boston; Leech . CO.
Astgr House, n. iCEAs b. r-iiam 81. and BaLLsF'
Place, View York; =. J Ss.-.9F, PhlEdelphis; Ha
zra & 3tocas, asiiiunr -so. c. Fronciscus, Pits
pGgg.
Hsi. .HOT-T0y, GEHFrss! Ereigkt J7gsxt, PAita
Il, J.EyAiS }EEI SsP't. -S!t-eEG, Pa.
7EuHsE iyaniS Railroad.
Three iEa!y IlFough rfalus eetweeA Philadelphia
md PiEtsbUtEb.-THE MORNING MAIL TRAIN
caves Philadelphis for pistsburgal II A. NJ. and
pitisburgh fer FAtadelphs att A. NJ. The fast line
leaves Phlladeph4AI z. NJ and Pittsbur for Phil
u del phia al / 2. Il. The NIGHT AAPREsS train
leaves Philadelphia Tor Pittsburgh at Ii NJ, and
pittsburgh for Philadelphia at i P. NJ.
The sbove lines connect al Pittsburgh with the
.aairoads TO aDdfIom ST. Louis, Mo-, AIton GaleHa
nd Chicago, Ill. Frankfort, Lexington and Louis
lille, Ky Terre Hsuto, Dayton, Springfield, Belle
iontils, ssndusky, Toledo, Cleveland, Columbus,
Ianesylle Massillon and Wooster, Ohio; also, with
iae steam packet boats from and to New Orleans,
Sc. Louis, Louisville snd Cincinnati.
Through tickets ean 90 hsd 10 rlsm either of ths
boye places.
For further particulars see hand bills at the differ
ut gtarting points, Passenger from the West will
I'D this the shortest and most expeditions Toue to
b Philadelphia, Baltimore, New fOrk Boston.
TEo'S. MOORE, Agent, Passenger Lines, PhA.
} MESklAEN, Agent Pas senEer Lines, Pits.
pb fla. Nov Cd '55 d1y
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SAMUEL PERRY

Merchant Taller.
| As onhand new and full assortnent a. c,sn.,
l. and English Clothes, csssinsres and vsstiaS.
sAtsole Tor the season, which he will make M -
measure on snort notice and reasonable terms
READY MADE CLOTHING
"! u, "a Elnds Tor spring and summer wear, vhfsh
VIA oe sold a. casap gs the cheapest.
FURVLSHLNG GOODS.
good supply ofevery:hing necessary for gentle.
iaan. N.rdrobe. spring style ~R Haze.
caps, Truaks, yalices, DC
rs. Wonid invite those aboutt to psrehs a. xoods
me 10 give MIN call before pu rcb s.nx
eisewaeFe One price only. No trouble 10 shas
g g39as. ihsnkiui ilaf p..ttaEors Aopss con;nuans,
"i "iaassahe. SAMUEL PERRY
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Stores. Stores,
MULTIPLIED BY STOVES
AND THE ANSWER is STOyESI
A THOUGH We cannot keep hand seme 20to
"a or 3G03 Stoves, as some Of our ueghbors the rea
are, We sell SO cheap and good article OF
Stores that 1t becomes difficult TO supply the de-
Essd ,batg new supply Of freight have arrived
sHd been placed on our road. and we have completed
arrangements 90 a. 10 be able now to supply the
demands ofall, be the sane MORE OR LESS.
SO after looking around emoEg all the CONE
HORSE'' Stove sbops II this city, to no purpose,
come 20
Twitehsll & Gillstt's,
The only Stove Emporium IN the west, and buy
ssgCc az ia Steps. la prices, for chsa pness,
8e defy all Co;npettOu--eyaT! article Dsrrastsd,
md If not satisfactory, refund the money. Among
OUT assortment may be found the celebrated
Forest OAK, for wood or Cesl; the Climax;
BlacE Diamond. for coal; the King OF
Stoves and Governor, eleEsts6 ovens.
All kinds OF Psrlor, oaice ane Heating Stoves
Tin and Copper Ware on hand at all times, Roof
ing, j0bhiHgi &c. done 10 order.
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CUHII VUAl.
UWREY THOMAS d co. are now receiving, 81
l. LAtleiF Yard near the rail road depot, loo TONS
aF COAL DAILY For Fue! sad Steam ithsS 20 su-
9riug in this Market.
owing 70 q combination or the miners TO raise the
uricl OF Coal--Which we would not sEbmit to--we
gereHnabe for short time, 10 supply our eustsn-
ess. But having succeeded in breaking up this eosl-
stuslou lin which The community has small inter-
,) we are now prepared 10 deliver in this city OF
davenport in quantity TO suit purchasers al our
former prces, on application a. the Yard.
Rock Island Jan 3 .dtf
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Clothing.
New Goods. New Goods!
E D w ARD AIDE N,
| .uerchAHf Tailor,

\ ss-g
Wholesale and Retail Dealer in
r g a d y M ade Clothing.
clstns cassimeres, vestings, Gents Fur
I nishing Goods and Tailors' Trimninsy.
III AsJust returned from the es.t with one of Tho
IL largest aud eestseiected stocks of goods ever
@ iof sse - ms market consisting in part of
BROADCLOTHs. n,
hsst quality and latest styl of goods. -
CASSIdERES.
aafl'ah, Ftench and Am 'ricaa, Of every varsity
VESTINGS.
" mite Hsrseilles Mataia sse, White Londen Pi~n,
"a finsei aud Coiored siiks, Fancy and Pjsfn htit
Neivet, Fancy silk and Linen, Italian Silk G,ens .
dine, Satin, Italian Cloth. silk Piusb ana Esaay
Cashmere IN great variety.
OVERCOATlNG.
Black, BiaeaDd Brown Brosdclo;h Union. whisosy
and Piiol Cloths, Fancy, Blue, Brown aad Mulhe,ry
"a. oastor beaver, caHad. mixed and satara OF the i
READY-MADE
pyeF:Soats, @ Eer- Sacks surtouts, Reennx Jacket,
lnailses md styles, six, Velvet, Plush. Cloth.
Is5nmere aud Valencia Vests, Casnety &tinstt,
~ as.e ara .si;. iancy and plain Csssmsrs sad
psFs and 0yersIls fio3As' wrap
FURNISHING GOODS.
esIco, ~hits PLATA liron corded aud Pari.
% 91s, an ney eniored Shirts, vita common and psi.
- snsIoAnas; string Deorsey, corded Byron. Dol.
- - eoiiafs7 aets Tiea stocks. fancy and and plain
Lrs ssts; Gloyes-white, black and colorsd kid. In
~ bnck, cioin, Chesterfield, Aberdeen Rrriin
1h.o ana Ire Enan and Fur Gaunslets; WOOL men,
20 apd cotton Hose; white and fancy linen andss.ik
HAND ssrchieis, embroidered lambs wool whits And
nixed meriDo and silk Wrappers and drawer:
" oot alits, sc4rfs, MHflers, Cents ShavIs and
rms, Imorella', Carpel sacks and ali othsr
af.eies uaify kept " the ira de-, all of which
respecLfusiy submitted TO the examination Of en-.
tgmers. " VIZ
an early call will secure choice selections.
EDWARD ALDEN.
second street, opposite LeCIaiss Row. Davepnoyt
ioFsi(oetween Main & Brady.l sesedtI
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1886, Spring and hummer 1856.
ARRANGEMENT, & T.
AT THE EsZ
GREAT NORTHWESTERN
Clothing and Aanufaeturing
E N II d X 4 N.

4. CASFEEL Il Co, asH
AhB this opportunity 10 inform the pnblie that
Il hey havs received AZ their Store, ths lsrssst
Stock OF - NsSl'
Broad Cloths, Cassimsres, vsstinss,
which has aver been brought 10 ths market. The
Geoes which We offer to the Inspection the cttxsns
ofthIs town sarpass in design and nnish, sny,hipw
sha5 can be offered them this side Of New York being
selected with the greatest and from the ost
.enslne houses In the Eastern markets, and with
view 20 satisfy the tastes ofall our customers.
We hare also full and complete assortment OF
lhe latest and most approved styles of
GENTS. FURNISHING GOODS.
which are beyond doubt the most desirable 10 he
!9und in this city. Among which are Gents, shirn.
Hose &c.
Particular attention viii be paid, "a heretofore To
The making up Of garments in style un.urpassed b,
any SIMILAR establishment.
slis - '--'@-
Ehslk tul for the eestewal past liberal f.vors OF
.he pubic, we take pleasure in pledginx renewed
a1eJ and so4eis share Of The public patro Asse 8
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