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Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1857-02-28
Planning, Saving and Matching.

MR.. j. r. WILLARD having taken the shop in
NI the lower rodn Esaey's Building, formerly occupied
by H. wALLEN prepared to do all kinds Of Planning,
Saving Matching CASUALLY done at such an establishment
promptly and in the possible manner. Mir W. will
urnsh picking boxes sinks wardrobes and every thing
in his line nj short notice and on reasonable terms.
Also constantly hand large supply Of pine and other
kinds Of lumber for sale at the lowest cash prices
DraitlebOro, Feb 1857. t6
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-02-05
A THRILLING REDUCTION

On Tuesday last, the door OF om
sanctum opened, anil presently our
eyes fell upon pedler crossing the
threshold, whose features and outre
costume proclaimed him of the house
OF Abraham. OpeninG a large, OBJ
hong paper box, he exposed a count
less heap of spectaclcs, aud anxiously
inquired five did net want to buy"
Scarcely glancing at his wares, we
replied in the negative, audturned onr
eyes upon heap of exchanges lying
before us, innocently fancying that
our reply and manner would serve as
. sufficient hint to drive the traveller
merchant from our presence. But
we were too verdant-the Jew, like
oil the traffcking tribe, had not the
slightest idea of taking no for an an
sver.
Il offer him you he said, laying
= pair oi them before us, lash low ash
three dollars, must sell pair
l'av sell nothing today, and my wife
and shild 'av got no pred--you will
take himfrs #~sa
We shook our head.
nAh, you viii not take him at three
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RY SANDERS & BROTHER.

dollarshi Veil, then, you shall 'av
him at two dollars and seventy five,
my family 'av no pred; | must sacri-
Gee him y
We looked at him, but were silent
We'll, then, if Isplit the differ.
ence--"
''It would make no difference.
have no use for them"
"Vell, then, you shall 'av him at
two dollarsh;" my wife and shild must
not starve, take him 1.-TWO dollarsh. !"
"What, when we have no use for
tbeml"
"Bui they are SO sheap--take him
for a tollar and a quarter!" be persist
ed earnestly; 81 cannot let my wife
and shild die for want ofpred!"
We shook our head ominously.
"Vell, then, you shall 'av him at a
tollar, but the profit wouldn't pay me
the crumbs of sheeze cakel Take
him along, you shall 'av him at toll
lar,o
ssNol"
"Vell, vat you will gif--ssy quick
You shall have him at your own
pricei Seventy FIVE shents."
"No! We have already told you we
DO not want them!'
''Say half a tollar! l cannot let my
wife and shild starve, an I'av not got
the first copper to puy them pred
Take them along at half tollar!'
We looked at the spectaclss, which
certainly; were got up not to use, but
to sell, and then we bont our eyes up
on the Jew.
Now" said we, taking fifty cent
piece from our pocket, and laying it
temptingly on the table before him,
well buy those spectacles ofyou, il
you will tell US truly what your profit
is on each pair"
"You gif me your word you will
puy, if tell you''
aYes.'
Then SO help ms.gort, if sell him
to you at fifty cents me only profit is
tAirty sia cents and a Aa!f."--Er-
change Paper.
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'I,HE subscriber has recently made extensive prep
sraiions for the manufacture Of Rutter, Sugar,
Boston, Soda, Pie Mic, Water and Oyster Crackers,
Pilot bread, Sc, Sc, together with good assort.
neat OF Loaf bread, Cake and Rusks.
/ have also purchased the Paten. Right for Scott
county, for the manufacture OF CrCm 4 PRul's
PATENT LOAF BREAD,
made by Machinery. The advantages claimed iOT
this processof making Bread are these the Bread Ia
more uniform is quality, and handsome In appear
longer aus baeotaing stale, and TO many persons
IL not objee uonabie wien u week old, II cuts as
handsome the dnest French roll, IL goes farthef
and lie readily introduces into families who have
used taAei's Bread before. | shall continue to
Bread Wagon as heretofore, In Offering the
above articles terms hich cannot ia to give
tire satisfaction, hope to be able TO supply all who
may favor me with their patronage. Thankful for
past tfasoR,l hope 10 NeTi. continuance OF the
All ard ere from the country promptly ate nd
eg to. DANIEL MOORE,
Pioneer Bakery, Front Street, one square above
burrows & PretSmaa's steam Mills.
Davenport /, MAY ~, 1856 dt
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pENNgYLVANIA RAILROAD.


The great Central Route, connecting the AT lante
cities with the Western, Nor,hgestsrn, ana seIth.
road also connects bNfitts sbargh VIA dahy line OF
StssmsTs to sll psfis the Western RIVERS, and a
oni the Northwestem lskes; making the most di-
rect, eksaYsst and reliable To1fs by ~hleh ff6gn'
can be for wardad to and from tho Great Wet.
Rates between PhilAdelphia and Plttsbuf9,
First Glass Boots, Shoes, Hats
and Caps, Books, Dry Goods lin SOC. iD6 a
bo1es, Sals. and tEanksy Drugs ''
dn boxes d bslss,) Furs, Feathers,]
SECOND Glass .-- Dom estic Sheet
ing, Shirting and Ticking pn oTigi-
nal bales,) Drugs i'm easks,1 Hard 75e iUoa
ware, Leather tin rolls or boxesJ
Wool and Sheep Psits, Eastward. a-
Third Glass. ...Anvils, stssI,l
Chains dn casks,) Hemp, Bacon
Pork, Salted uoose or in saeks)To- 65c i00 =
bsoco, manufactured, Except oi-
Fcurth Ciass. Fish, ,Ra
con, Beef& Pork, lin casks or box
es eastwaTdJ Lard d Lard Oil, Sac y 100 L.
Lead, Nails, Soda Ash, German
Clay, Tar, Pitch, Rosin, &c.
FL0UR-Sl per barrel until further notice.
GRAIN-5O cts. per 400 s until further notice.
COITON-S2 per bale, not exceeding 500 lbs
TPIn shipping Goods from any point east Of Phil
adeIphia be particular to mark packages spia Psan
'yiDs.ia Railroad" Al gooda consigned to the 9;
30 forwarded withoutdetention.
FRElsHr AaxnTs.-HarEis, Wolmly 4 CO., Mem
phil, Tenn. r. F. Sass Co., ST. Louis, 5. Mitch.
dock, and Carter !ewett, Louisville ,Ry:R. c Msl
drum, Madison, Ind; sgrisman Brown, and Irwin
Co. ;, Cincinnati; NJ W. Graham d Co., zanesvills
O.; Lssch & Co., 81 hiiby 81. Boston; Leech & Co.
Astor House, n. York; William 81. and 8 Batter
PlkeesSew Y ork; b. J Sneeder, Philsdslphia; Ms
graw / Koons, Baltimore; Geo. C. Froncscus, Pitt
burg.
H,HousIoN, 6sasr.! EssigAt .agsRt, PksIa
IL. ! LoMEaER1, saP'I. ltsas, Pa,
pennsytyanis Railroad.
Three Daily Through ITalns between Philsdeiphia
and PltsbuIgh.-THE MORNING MAIL TRAIN
leaves Philadelphia for Pittsburgh al II A Nj. sud
Pittaburgh fer Philadslphis at7 A. NJ The fast lint
leaves Philadelphisat F.. ii. snd pitisbnrgfor Phil
sdelphin At T: NJ. THE NIGHT kxPRkss trair
leaves Philsdelphia for Pittsburgh al ii P NJ, an,
Pittsburgh for Phladsiphia at lC T. n.
The above lines connect al Pittsburgh with tn
Railroads to andfrom st. Louis, Mo-, Alton, Gsleu
and Chicago, Ill. Frankfort, Lexington and Louis
vile, KY; Terre Haute, Dayton, Springfield Belle
foutins, Sandusky, Toledo, Cleveland, Columbus
Zanesyils, Massillon and Wooster, Ohio; slso, vii
the steam packet boats from and to New Orleans
ST. Louis, Louisville and Cincinnati.
through tickets can be had to or frsm either Of TIL
above places.
For further particulars sec handbills at the differ
ent starting points, Passengers from the West vii
dnd this the shortest and most expeditions route Il
Philadelphta, Baltimore, New York or Boston.
THO'S. MOORE, Agent, Passenger Lines, phils
}. MESkIMkN, Agent Pas sanger Lines, Pitts.
Phila. Nov Cd IS dly
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HE par tuership heretofore existing under tl name
of dawson, Grigss Co. is this day dissolved by mn
tusl coassnt Maria b. Dawson retiring from tho con-
,srn The business will hereafter be conducted b. the
undersigned under tho and style OF Dawson,
Giggs Co., who will sstte sill eisuu against the old
Lrai. (nov1D gs.. .. e. DAWSON,
Davenport, Iowa, ~ 1855 r; H. GRlGGs-
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Fresh Groceries,

Fresh Gr0Ceries. 9a
DR1xell,i i1... - co...
south East Corner ID Z Perry "a.
rj'tAAh Fu L for past patronage We nov oiFar ts
he siilIsns eI Day export fresh supply of 20
GROCERIES. exa
sUh AIS n, y Crushed, Clarified, GIauuIatsd.
Powdered.
ioLAssES--s, II. New Orleans, syrup. asas y
tOFFEE-Rlo, iagurys, laws. Il -aR4.
g Roasted and Ground
rhAs u all grader and quality. I a.t ts
splces, Pepper, Tapioea, Ssgo, Pearl Rafaeg.
Split Peas, tranberries, Buckwhea, Flour. oais
Neal, English Pickles Sauces, Fruits Nuts 0roSSd
hee, Preserves, Soap, Candles, Starch, Choee6VS
Horse Radish, fasha, White Besns, Beef Ton1uoe.
afied Beef S. {. Hams, &C.
Alllh above articles are offered low and var
fanted 10 give satisfaction. 5Ie-I
Camden Flour,
Barrel, hsitand quarter barrel, sscks,;
crssknsl Biscuit. t2sf
q boxes Ia Store andfor sale. GA.1istss
Wooden Ware, 5a ~
Buckets, Tubs, Well Buckets, Mona Channin.
Eo v is, Nj neiIg HALVES.
Baskets, s.a
Oar stock IL largo and well assortsd, s
Fish. ae.g =. -,
Msakefe', salmon, White Flsh, Herring, Cod
siSh, NJ. DALzELL, JR, AeO.
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Boots ano Shoes,
THE SHOE TRADE.

HAVING Increased our facilities for Inanufsctnr r.
Ing and dealing ia Boots, Shoes and Leather, tac
Undersigned 10 s. G. Dawson & Co.. Of 80
70 he ciuzens ofDayenpor and vicinity, greater
acements than ever to buy their Boots and Shoes u
4hem. our retail Stock hereafter will always con
tan every description OF goods wanted By The people
we also are making extensive preparations for
Wholesaelng Boots and shoes, and We Invite coun-
Hy dealers to call and examin stock and prices
lsit is oar determination 10 sell good terms 40
ghey can be pufchascdin st. Leus Chicago.
DAWSON, GRIGGS a co.
oct25 Brady A., door from I'd.
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HMD IMH ANS ~ - - DIOV Ell
A LfHOUGh We cannot keep on hand serne 9Uo.
or 5000 Stoves, as soMe Of neighb0rs, the res
sOnt are, We cell 90 cheap and good an article
Stoves that II becomes di1cuis 10 supply the de-
and BEEN placed ourToad, and We have com etsd
our arrangements ~ to be able to supply The
demands ofal, be the sans MORE OR LESS.
So after looking around among all the CON b
okst" Stove shoPf Ia this city, to no purpose,
cCneto stsa- etfr
Twitchsll & Gilstts,
The only Stove kmpoFium In the west, and buy a
Stove as IL StsSs. Ia our priees, for chsspness
We defy all eompstsion-svefy article Dsrrsmtsd, /,
md If not Satisfactory, We refund ,hs money. Among
our assortmens may be found the col oratsd
Forest Oak, for wood o. Cosl; the Climax
Black Diamond. for coal; The King Of
Stoves and Governor, elevated ovens.
All kinds OF Pafsos, OGee and Heating Stoves
lin and Copper Ware ION hand q all times, Roof
ing, Jobbiug, DO. done " order.
Brady Street, nearly opposite The 70.
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G.W .KsPsER
'AA 91NNAM 4 KEfN EHs
rorvardina ana Cemnisdoa 1eTenan.
sn RURROW S, NEW BLOCK, FR0HT SfhEEi.
DavsnpeIt, lows
Orders solicited for the purchase oil eiA'h' E"ai
WaoIand Produe generally.
-RBEEnBHcEs--
Rarrows Il Prettymsn davenport, io~s'
Wiss. Pusey d Wise, Phil, Pa,
springer, Ha.baugh q Co., Pistsoufg' r.,
Is~snh Z. Elder, St. Louis, Mo,
HsHyids & Hammer, Cincinnati, ONO,
TNeCoy 4 sons, N Lisbon, o,,
n. 3. asDonaid & Co., Wensviiie' '.ohio,
Nohlan Martin, q, ..
HsDns, Gssrssson s. CO., Cleveland, :. :.
6sesey Z sinclair :,
I.nes Graham, New Garden, !.
Merchants gsnsnliy, salem,
nj. DAI4ZEI.L Il CO..
wHOL1aALE AND RETAIL 010C11s:
torWarding 4 Com atssienMes s.,is
DesIsr, In Salt, CemeE I, fiastsr. Casss sas io..
Corus or I'd Perry Sta, DAvssseA'''""
Jaa ~ 1885
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DR. A. Wright,
VETERINARY SURGEON,
DEsPECTFULIY informs he Farmers ana h''ss
hProprietors OF assnpot, Gnd vicinity, ". ! 9
hsslocated himself in this place, where lie "Iias's'
punctually to any business IN ms ilne' ,--., -
From his long experience il the above bdsh' :
has madc him 50 familiar with INC various uis'
incidentto that noble ana useful ANIMAL Ihs ho'E'
in this country and England -, q.
Among the yariou Sd seases which he GnfssAts' J.
following; Bone, Bog, Blood spawn, ,hths oohs1
head splnts Iurbs aui aiiUHs- ne CaI-AAo,s .t
that are damned in the Shoulders, listulas' r. :"
Evil, w eak Eyes, HeaSe. and Gosi "i NE alsea"
both internal aud eXtsITs' and Mhet"i0he ff.ib
es cure ,Ge TequireshsE E"ttI ihs '@'s 'Sp'
newili Civ instructions ~ any body who ma! q
sireto become 90 uquaHled with thepf6St"t "t"iNe"es
nary Surgery, hiseeiebrated
Spawn and Aingbone Ointment,
Il. one oithe most speeidcsiH A"tsihhi! ~
t,ce for the rem wal al SpsNtus, khHhont' w II
Hils TeripiHs OF urtSaba Gal"1ses1 az SINUS
tba use f0ne OF tHu Boxes. II Is On" "l me IA -
useful stable 0ntments ever ilsc"'efFd' Noth'"
a r or Horse Dealer should be wHhOHlh,
tie also keeps constantly on hand his inialtiaptF
Worm and Holt Powders.
--kkFERENGES-
Parker& Speahng, Rhoades ham.I'os,
l. w Wtley Lower, DGrbih Il Af"s
John II. Taylor, Ira Brown, Da.ld mn.
Stable, Davenport. Nc" Ht'u"''
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Commission Wstchaots.
auopRICI, CURTIS + YANTis,

RnnnnICI, CURTIS + yARTlS,
Fervarding and Comnision Hsrehants,
wsr.houss opposite r. \. depot, Davenport Iowa
" DEALER5 IN
Drain, Flour, salt, Cement, ana All sssssip'
ttons Of Farm Produce
dsrs solicited and attended 70 with dispatch Tor tne
1ehsss ur sss of Grain Producs In this and other
Our facilities are ample for the storage Of all kad' '
Grain and Produce,
Liberal ash sdvsnosl aads Oh 1snts Whsu as
spseial attention paid 10 rscsiviHs AID torWaINps
zoods by Railroad river ChaIGes 81 ssssosheo s''s
--RRFERENCES-
Cook Sargent, BAnksrs, Davenport Chubb, bf9 ",
row 4 Co. bsnkss Davsnport Scsols. SsnRss. :.
~ n Orlsens Albion N Duchess Co. Bank, n !;
IhOn.s Ks.ph. ESQ., sssass:s Nj G mas. nss.
xsns 4, Iouis: Collins Humphrey 1 Co., Chicago,
Wrrts, Hatch Co., Chicago, v. H. AsAlstsr, h.a !;
Chesxo; Doughty, Wilkinson Co., Poaghkspsis Al
kins h owslsy, commission merchant, LOUISVILLE, n.y.
Ga diff
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RUrts f6laN1.
Wall Paperl Wall PaDer!

u TO Il, 900 rolls ouhand, Just received and ope
i ing, We have no hesitation in saying thai w
the largsst GRi beat pGrsty west Of Chicago,
visit 10 our store and warehouse vii! show, ali
which viii be sold at reasonable prices
H. A, PoRlER s. BRO,
Old Pioneer Book store,
Apl7 iw-t! Rock Island, III,
G0MPABSEs,
a F all sizes OF Gurtey & Co.'S, Troy, al
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-~--A--
Clothing.
New Goods! New Goods!
ED w ARD AIDE N.
NerchNAE Tailor.

new dOOdS. New 600ds!!
EDW ARD AIDE N.
Nerch0sss Tailor.
wholesale and Retail Dealer in
4 Q a q y NJ ade Clothfnr.
CLOTHS. Cassimerss, vestiue,. osnt., ru,,s.s
| ing Goods and Tailors Trinrt---'---s. 8
a. ynst returned from the east win an. ~ a., -
sss shd BEST sesctesl stocks Of eoods svs, rS,s&
ine arteies ,'' Consisting in Of ths oiIow-
BROADCLOTHS. ~ se
nngh, french German and American, Of ,he ans.,
1"aaty ana latest style Of goods.
CASSlMERES. n
kngiish, French and American, of every ,.,,..,
s'yie,soior and quality. 80 VI
White Marseiss, Mafala see, VIII a London s,~u,
velvet, Fancy silk and Linen, ia han SUI cssns.
sah 70, satin, Italian Cloth, SILK RI ush, and fsney
OVERCoATING. :
BLACK, Blue and Brown BroadcIoeh linton. whftn.
e.a III, pps coths Fancy Blus Brown and MaISss
READY-MADE J,
.ad iaimas, Ffock and Dress Psoek O1Sas - Al
aaasae. snd styles, silk, Velvet, Piash, ClesA.
aoaoLs f and twist fancy and plain Casahmsrs ss1
per4 and oysralls. 'S'' "tst
FURNISHING GOODS. 4
n'ehois calico, white plain linen corded and Paris
y 1sne5 epiored shirts, with eonnon And pokd
"a rrosnasi raa string DeOrsey. corded Ryron, po1..
ss'a 3. Nesk iies Stocks, fancy and and pieiu
- ~ puss. ai@.a Net rhsid, Aberdeen, Bsriiu,
~ I'm - Aha usfmah and Fur 6auntlsss; wool. mesf.
1" ALa eestoh Hese; white and fancy linen md dlk
Hsnaksreh ie.; sIabradered Ian b,s woei vhise sn<1
- - ,n" = wrappers and DnwerR
! 4 oo1 Wis. Seams, Mufiers, Cent? SbAvis ~.
nav Pms Umbrellas, Carpet sscks an d ali othsr
& fases M Y saiy kept By the trade, an OF vhieh II
t3fners. ysa sas5&g 81 - --~~sS- ~Ass -
aneafiJ esils seayc choice sslsctoas.
E M.s EDWARD ALDEN.
q .ad street, po.ite LeCiairs Row, Dsvsnport,
iowa, ,tbctwesn Main & Brady.) sensdff
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Millinery and Dress-Making

Brady Street, over Kr. Jaeoby's Drug Store
1lss RENWICK respectfully Informs the lsdss OF
Nl Davenport, Rock Island aud vicinity that she has
ns1 returned from the East with the newest styles for
I'LL aud winter Millinery, Nantes aud. Dresses.--
MilueIs from the country can be supplied with pat
terms. She has asoa select assortment of Trimmings
aud Materials for Msutles and Dresses.
Brady street, between Second and Ihid,!up .tars
OSf
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WOODEN PUMPS!

TUE subsefter Is now ready TO furnsh WOODEN
pl MfN to order. Of any length or capacity.
These Pups made thai wai,r will not fisexe In
them. Warranted 10 work we'll for year. Aque.
duct logs furnished to order
Orders may be left at the Office of D. L. Shorey, Esd
with the subscriber his place Of business Sc
Shoreys Machine shoI j. o. SHOREY
LAWN IlaIi NaN laciI
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SAMUEL PIRRY.

ANA0rohAx1t Taller.
Ah onhand new and IL u assorsaa ant ~ e,.,,
- ald EnsiisL Clothes, Cassinefss and vssss.ss
zi.tsaie Iot Inc ssssoa, which he viii make mr. ~
ineaauis on Aa ~ notice and reasonx bIe terms =
READY MADE CLOTHING 4
ot All kinda Tor Spring and Summer vsa,t -}i.h
rah oesoId as cheap as the cheapest - -" y
FURNISHING GOOD& ss
gsod supply ofeserything necessary for s..,...
mans ~aiirohe. spring style a MSss.
saRs, trunks, yalices, dc.
r.s+ would invite those about to purchass ~nn6.s
sthe above line to give him call before
e.as Ae5s. one price only No trouble 70 shox
tina same sAxTEI 81 1aSeA
pavenpou A ptii I5 LESS ~ Z ~ y, = -. )
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Cnali Coali

nWnEY THOMAS d CO. aTS Aow receiving. a
/ <their Yard near the rail road depot, 100 Ioss
OF COAL DAILY. For Fuel and steam ithss no su
perior In this Market.
o,ice Of Cosl--WhieE we would Dot .ubIiit to-"'
were unable, for shorttime, to supply our cussem
ers But having succeeded in breasins Up tns 80, COZ
baa,,ou I'm which the community has no small ihlsf
ssS,) are row prepared 10 deliver N lhls eiV .
DaTeRport, in quantity 10 suit parshssEa a. GO
former prices, on applicalie.- al Ice iai1-
lnaI IL. ud Ian a .dtf
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New Meat shop.
Ihe Choicest Fresh Meats ana n { Ec
Lowest Prices!
Ny II, MOORE has lust upebej Meat shop
w ga BRADY street bvtw ecu Fourth and Finh,
wrst aic, where they intend keeping hand tall
a-tmeut Of the choicest Meats oheiel 10 he Day
"a urt public The patronage of families is respectful
l., solicited, only will Meats be good, but
prices low. There's going down Town for Beef,
Nation, Pork, etc. when you can supply with
the best at ". d. MoOREs.
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A IL persons hsyi ing Policies In the keystone Ia
fssurance Co. of fhiiadelp hia are Isqasstsa W
haad in their names and the amount OF thsii foA
isst NV. Mohkis. aacuonss@'
Davenport, Jan 10 ln
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rxrn AoENrs at Florence, Nebraska Ter ~
RnEW4TEM & KNIGHT,
Lands entered and WsrIsnts located IN sioux @i"'
Fort Dodge and Council bluas'
iTTCotisctions promptly stt ended 70
TIP. BREWSTER, B. 2. kNIGht3
Atty. q Coun'r. Of Law. Civil Engineer \ suI'eS'f
REFER To-
na'is n- WithsrvsT, Dawson & Griess,
"a. Price, EsQ., 1'A' LAns' Isq'
Map ~, '5s-diy --.-----
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Bcisis. SaIccrs. &c.
SCOTT HOUSE,

SCOTT HOUSE,
Conner Of Harrison and Front streets, One square
below the Stea m Packet and Ferry landing,
J, ]. HUMPHREY CO., Proprietors.
VVOuLD respectfully announce to their Eastern
w friends and the public generally that ihey nave
Large New Hotel
sad added more than oaeb alf 10 lis bJfaef siSe,
and having re -ftted and re.f1rnishei- the entire
house are prepared to render the stay Of guests
pleasant They will aim 70 msri. . coaiiEuance OF
he patrenvee 30 iberally bestowed upon .E
heretofore This house Is one Of the N sst pleasant
10 cate ip Davenport, commanding view Of the
river, Of R.ok Island city and Of old Fort Arm
.,,ons. feb2 n
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CITY HOTEL,
Corner Of Third and Perry Streets
ACKLIY 4 0LN6TKAD, Proprietors
7SHB undersigned would respectfully inform theii
i friends and the public that they have this DAY
opened the aClTY horTt, for the reception OF srsn
gers and trsveiere IL has been entirely remodeied
and nowly mrnisaed. INC location is central and coz
vcnient nd no edorto ihe part Of the ProPrieoIs
shall be wanting TO conifieute 10 she eonton oIsii
patrons. ,g..x3.,u.t,,
xtsn .,y srABuss, with care fa land AttentSehos'
tiers al ways In attendance. Also urge yaf4eoh'
nscted ior lhs accomm cd alton OF FARMERS, dc
AshG.s Of pu 0.ic patronage Truly sohcited
ACkLEY l. oLnslkAD.
Davenport, May let, isss-dtt
NEW YORK HOTEL,
Harrison, between Front and Second Streets,
Oae square below the Ferry Landing
DAVENPORT, IOWA.
}. kIkFER, Proprietor,
This House is one 0 t the most pleasant lSeatioa
comma uding fine view ofthe Mississippi riyer ana
hock isaud, Jahx< dh
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OToffrifs.
ithMOYAL.. 7TE--7--7
sShaIles M. HaUUlkas.
WHOLESALE GROCER. l1'E.

ishMlY AL. EssFEaE7 e'
sSAaaIlcs M. HaUUkes
Wholesale GROCER, 9,E 9z
a 'sosr sTKxsrs eJRsyR pssRy. ass n
A CARD. ts -.s
l ANtN6 removed 10 new prick stora az 49,.
Athe Pafrese o iransaetings Whole sale IA srsa
take this opportunity Of returnny - ~.
AS iIS =. Dh'ehPoft ana vicinity my thanks ia -
hbefai patronage bestowed UPON u anJ III ne
Nite purchasers OF Grseesiss at WiairssJs -. "a
soek al ne" sia nd, hoping to merit = iIbs,sy - ~
Y, patronage ey Seepng good articles ri Ii - LAS
Ort.4, 1855. CHARLES ~ u,~r,
| AAaslS. -71-s
sagar Cured Hams 1t II c>nt.,
y9a wsess choics Sugar Cured Hsm a..
lt,ss, sn'aaer apply q my PORK Houss os Ftoo,
| Sugar Cured Smoked Hams Il es,t. q aaJ
Z smoked shouldsrs
/ ,J,Ia oetai disesant made to the Trade
N. II HEIDENHEInRR
"noissAte And Retail Grocery and rrovt.,..,, .,h
0tore. a sE S--N-'EI
second ~, doors belo,o R,ad,,. NAL ~.
iasss. lust received and opening one Of ,ss
| GRnrEpI I. ss'setea stocks Of A1s
uhoCERlES AND PROVISIONS, 4,
,' peiefe Drought to this market. 10 vbich t.,
ioA ol country merchants and the 4, NJ N
priees. SoV'e" ktcAsy r04uee1s
where. poiofo PufeAadAG else
/
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Burrows u Prettyman,
Forwarding ana Commlecso1 nsssasNss'
PIODUCE BKALxRs,
A.. WhoIssalesnd Retail DsaiersiI

And Wholssaleand Retail DsaiersiH
DRY GOODS,
ou.sp.gsrs, Groceries, Boots, shoss, Hats 'csps'
Clothing, Salt, -.
Having ~ pie room for storage We snah
,. st.s, on 10 Receiving, Storing snd foiws'o'Ax
snf Gssh paid at all times for Produce.
Front Etgset, Davenport, low
Davenport steam 1loariAe 14s, y,
,,,,o kcut n constant operation, and farmer saa
Tlh oe nop - 20 rsy =, all i,mes In Cash the highest
iniaf1en n,ies for Wheat. Flour always on hand;
P BURROWS & PRETIfMAN'
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U0MPABSEE
The Old Pioneer Bakery still ahead

NF all sizes Of Guriey & Co.'S, Troy, 81
oapl dw.tf II. A, PORTER & BRO II,