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New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-12-29
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NEW ORLEANS, August II, 1857
W. P. COLEMAN, Esq:
Dear Sr-The twenty inch Mill which purchased from
you Mr. j. Packwoods plantation has been attached to
the sugarmill engine and put in operation last week. am
much pleased with in both in regard to its SIM
plciy, durability, and quantity it grnds. timed the mill
operation several times and found to surprise that
the mill grinding bushe minute therefore expect
mill grind regularly thirty bushels hour with
Sugar Planters would especially recommend Mills
believing them be mill ever manufactured.
Yours respectfully,
aul4 2ptf JOHN s. MCDONALD, Engineer.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-12-29
r. .M0Ilnrd,

r. .N0lIn1'd, 7ll.=
FURNITURE STORE,
67 Royal street.............SO Blenvllle street,
Begs leave to inform the public generally that he
ing large and splendid stock of goods recently imported
the following descriptions:
Porcelain and Glass Ornaments Silver and Plated Ware;
Cut Glassware, new style; Table and Tea Sets;
Decorated Biscuit Vases; Fine Table Cutlery;
Bronze Luss Lamps Cocks Silver and Plated Spoons and
Forks, etc. etc. ..ar .
Also Magnificent Assortment of ARTIFICIAL FLOW
ERS, for JARDINIERES.
Splendid CURTAIN STUFFs such Damask, Brecatelle
and Lampassade, and all kinds of Furniture Trimmngs
broidered and Bobinet Mosquito Bars. -. y.
Also splendid lot of English and French CARPETS,
sorted DIMITY, for Furniture Coves of which will be sold
AT COST. g. d. 2plm
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-12-29

OVER THE FALLs.--A man named Newhafer lost
his life on the 10th by being carried over tie Genesee
Falls.
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SaUAae y Co.'s Lotteries.
MAGNIFICENT SCHEME!!!
a@sBo,ooo Tor sloM ~

The following Scheme will be drawn by 8. SWAN CO.,
Managers Of the FORT GAINES ACADEMY LOTTERY, Of
Georgia. in each Of their Lstteries - January 1855 at
AUGUSTA Georgia. to which city they have renewed their
principal Office to be drawn in public as fellows:
Glass 50 will be drawn SATURDAY, January O. 1858.
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secondhand Furniture Store.

The HIGHEST CASH PRICE paid for all kinds SECOND.
HAND FuRNITURE also soid exchanged and repaired by
P. NJ. T0URNE,
jy22 If No. p Baronne, near Canal street.
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Wal Paper! Wal Paper!

BAUMBACH & EVERS,
W HoLEsALE AND RETAIL DEALERS IN
French and American Paper HanginSs,
BORDERS, CORNERS, OAKS AND
MARBLES, in every variety,
No. 24EXCHANGE PLACE, opposite the Post Office.
all work in their line an25 2ply
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FLEETW WOOD.
SSx- FOR FLEETWOOD-TH FRS T
kTxHS, class fast sailing American ship Statesman
sAAMYsaWas master. Is loading and will have quick
dispacn. For freight of $50 bales cotton, apply to
j, p. WHITNEY & CO., 35 Carondelet st.
20 passage, o on bo d2i
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-12-29

.S&k FOR BOsTON...REGULAR LINE THE
NN&XN regular packet ship Milton, w f. Kngman
SEs4sAkr loading will have dispatch bal
of freight PASSAGE apply board Post 26 First Dis
dis GEO WILKINSON 4 CO., 50 Camp street.
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N THE PLAN OF SINGLE NUMBERS.
Five Thousand Four Hundred Prizes3
NEARLY ONE PRIZE TO EVERY NINE TICKETS !
MAGNIFIcENT sCHEMEi
To be Drawn each Saturday In January.

APPROPRIATION PRIZES.
prizes Of $500 approximang to SEQ 900 prize s2
4prizes Of 2O approximang to 10000 prize 600
prizes Of 200 approximang 10000 prize are.. 800
prizes Of 80 appro1imang 5000 prize sre... 606
prizes Of l25 approximatng to 5000 prize 500
prizes Of 100 approximang to 500 prize 400
prizes Of IS appropriating to 2OJs prize $50
prizes Of 80 sppreximatns 10 $500 prize 200
t,0O prizes OF 70 are 000N
$40 prises amounting 3sa00oo
Whole Tickets. So Halves. IS Quarters $3.50. 81
5000 Prizes Of $40 will be determined by the figure
number that draws the prize Fer example II the
tickets where the number ends in will entitled S2o
the number ends with No. then all the tickets where henu
ber ends in will be entitled to $2a. and on to O.
Certificate Of Package of 10 Whole Tckets.......$So
~ HaH ~
l0 Quarter. ~
~ EgEts ~
IN ORDERING TICKETS OR CERTIFICATES
Enclose the money address Tickets ordered
receipt of which they will be forwarded by first mail
Purchasers have tickets ending any figure they may
designate u.t
The list Numbers and Prizes be sent to pur.
chasers immediately after the drawing.
R3Purchssers will please write her signatures plain
give their Post Office, County and State.
H9-Remenber that every Prize is drawn and payable n
fall, without deduction.
All communication strictly confidential.
Address orders for Tickets Certificates either Samuel
Swan & Co., Augusta, Ga. or to
SAML SWAN & CO., Box So S, Post.Ofice,
d26 2pdaW New Grleaus, La
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new TEX, Dee. 2s,-The sassalfsp Northern
Light has nrved, With ~ CafisoIis nsils u tns
5th and $z,seo 900. II .5 ssszT
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FIRST DISTRICT CouRT.-Judge Hunt opened his
Court yesterday, and passed the following sentences:
Pnrick McGnn for asshnltug and resisting officer in
serving month nthe Parish Prison. and another
month ia default of paying SlOO hne. r.
j. Horton for extorion in Office four months in the Parish
Prison.
III Sehorn and N 0. Summers for assault and battery
five months each in the Parish Prison.
TIL mas j. Cox, for resisting officer, month In ht
Parish Prison. her month in default of pay ng Slu
fine. The Judge then adjourned the court to the 9th
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-01-12

OuR HABrrs. The London Times
aas been writing up the go.ahead hab-
ip OF the Americans. In the estiina-
ton Of the Thunderer, a citizen of the
Model Republic is no more capable OF
greatness than gale of wind. We
eilR the following paragraphs:
wherever you see an American he
sgoing over the ground as fast as he
can. And whatever the motives may
0e, whether pleasure or profit, it is the
sme. In Europe he is y pale and
oreathlsss sight,seer, always in rapid
nanaition, % ifa ghost were pursuing
MN; insatiably accumulating stages,
= u his life depended on the sum total
~ the endof the week. He carries the
lever Of business into the tour, and
1eckoning up the grand sights per
.core1n his mental ledger, he becomes
.capatalist in arches, waterfalls, gla-
ciers, old columns, Roman relics, lakes.
Passss, galleries, statues, and Hotels
~ MS own country he thinks moth
ing oi packing up all his furniture,
secds, chattels, and household goods,
.wlie and children, and setting off to,
morrow morning for some swamp 1000
miles otf, on the Missouri or Missis
stpp' where everything whatever, even
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THE DAILY GAZETTE.
KISS On FIGHT.


I There ere few married men who
are not averse to seeing their wives
kisssd, :but an exchange relates the
naxticnlars Of . case in which a newly
veddsd Benedict felt himself insulted
bscauss his wife wasn't kissed. The
bridegroom in question was a stal-
van Young rustic who was known as
: formidable operator in ''iree fight. "
His bride was blooming and beauti-
ful country girl only sixteen years OF
are. and the twain were at a party
where : number Of young folks OF
both sexes were enjoying themselves
IN the good old fashioned, pawn play
ing style. Every girl in the room
wss called out and kissed except Mrs.
B., the beautiful bride aforesaid, and
altheagh there was not o youngster
present who was not dying to taste
Ter lips, they were restrained by the
presence OF her herculian husband.
Who stood regarding the party with a
look Of sullen dissatisfaction. They
mistook the cause Of his anger, how
ever, for suddenly he expressed him
sslf.
Rolling up his sleeves, he stepped
into the middle OF the room, and in
tone Of voice that secured marked ct
tsation, said: Gentlemen, have
BEEN neticing how things have been
working here for some time, and !
amt half satisfied. / don't want to
raiss . fuss, but What's the mat
tsr Johnr inquired half dozen
voices. "What do you meant Have
We done anything to hurt your feel
ingsi' .Yes, you have; all Of yen
have hurt my feelings, and I've just
got this to say about it. Here's every
sirlin the room has been kissed nigh
. dozen times a piece, and there's my
wife, Who'll consider as likely as any
Of en-, has not had single one to.
night; and / just tell you now, ifshe
dcst get as many kisses the balance
Of the time IS any gal in the room, the
nan that slights her has got to tight
that's al. Now 60 ahead with your
playsl" II Mrs. B-was slightes
during the balance of the evening W
did not know it. As for ourselved
We know that John had no fault to
Asd with US individually, for any neg
lsct on our part.
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nv SANDERS & BROTHER


the rising Of sun, you would think
from the looks OF the scene, has to
take place for the first time. If we
are to believe accounts, even that
which more than anything else binds
the human mind and creates The sta
tionary ie-the sight ofyonr own crea-
ton, your labors and their success
does not bind the American settler;
he stays until he has converted the
swamp or forest into fruitful field,
and then leaving his eldest boy as his
bailiff. sets off with his wagon load
again to some place as distant from his
last home was from his preceding, to
renew his battle with nature, to cut
down and build up, and create fresh
world OF culture. as
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sOUTHEY ON DUELLing.

The New York Evening Post pub
hshss the following letter written by
southey in anticipation Of 3 challenge
from Lord Byron to fight duel. For
some reason the challenge was never
sent but this tact does not render
Sou,hsys letter any the less interest
ing:
"Sir-I have the honor ofacknowl
sdging the receipt Of your letter, and
Do myself the pleasure OF replying to
il without delay.
I'm afiairs OF this kind the parties
ought to meet upon equal terms. But
to sstablish equality between you aud
me, there are three things which ought
to b done; and thena q fourth also be.
comes necessary before ! can meet you
On shs field.
"Enst-You must marry and have
four shildrsn--plsase be particular in
having them girls.
"Sscond--You must prove that the
greater part OF the provision you make
ior them depends on your life, and you
must be under bonds Of four thousand
pounds not to be hanged, not to COM
init suicide, and not to be killed in a
duel7- which are the conditions upon
which have effected an insurance on
my own life for the benefit OF my wife
and daughters.
"Third--l must tell three distinct
ialsehoods concerning you upon the
hustings, or in some other no spnb.
hs;;assembly; and | shall neither be
able to do this nor meet You atterward
in the manner you propose, unless you
can perform the fourth thing-which
is:
"iou must convert me from the
Christian religion.
"Till all this be accomplished, our
dispute must be carried on without the
nee Of any more iron than is necessary
for backing our ink or mending our
pens; or any more lead than enters
into the composition OF the Edinburgh
Review.
II have the honor to subscribe my
sslf, sir, yours with all proper consider
ation,
"RoBERT SouTHEY.'
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JAS. HUMBJLU, JK',
cONT FACTOR AND BU DE /,
shop on alley bet. 5ih and 9th ss., rearot tonsfs
sa,,os. ~ Aus. Vest Of Methodist Church.
} nc 10th '5s t& wtf ---------
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DR.. w. D, BLAIN,
OF NEW YORK,
QCULISI AND ARTIST


ss permanently loeaislin Kosk Island q, Illinois
III street, opposite issni cIty Hotel where he viii
be happy TO ali pes aisgei with diseases u he
Eye and Ear. NR
Having devoted ssstrsi years special branch o.
his profession, trusts that be relieve many wts have
given up in despair with AMsuresis, the syuptaas
which are weakness u ssht masinary etasts aeat
before the eye oeeis appear c5seUred By eloai oF la
zness, flashes OF light enlargement Of the pupll &c
Css-rast, Ia weh the lens turn white and prey, al,
The rays 81 light passing through il; OpLaiua or in x-
nation Near sight Heskusss q vi.oa, ST. sblsu.
Squirting, ss well c. Dsstnsss 10 its various forms
Having received from Paris lhs rev and wehssrfal
Opthaiuoseope, with which enabled u locs into
the depths efthe Sye and Tue interior SIS esarl,
ths outside and shsseby ascertain the stats Of
optic nerve aud rst!na in .saaozess the lees in in,
enf cataract. Also the Illuminated Spectrum sr "a.
an,nipE the ear, swell as seye al medical ~ "a
teps fol curing opecty OF tho tlm oSvl TIE
eye without tie use o: tho knife or esus;jcs.
10 prevent imposition, DIR b., deems il prpdeh -
state that he is reguxy phYssisn. Being graz <
ofths University cfS srnot also u the New Yors .,
thaiHjc Hospital, ala his success az Ucuiist -
trtutsble to the perfection to which he Las brouS
Of msdcasd yapoTs IN the uslfaeItsi l!-Ssse. Z
the eys.
2. S-Dr. b. viii ieso L part.eu of his lime :, Il
treatment sf chronic diseases, especially et the NJ
sal lsnSs, having cured hiIasslf of gopsutnptioa
4 barge part OF his rxlt lung lest by disease a.
ss msny others IL alike eondit2n. ufics hours ia
nine TO four.
Rock IS AND, oSl o. IsSb Sytf
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Stopfs.
1UY YoU1 STOVES

TXYHRRR wilalways be found one Of the best as.
w sotnsnA OF Stoves, Tia Plate, Sheet Iron,
WIRE, Japsnnsd WsFs, Tls, ahsst Iron asd Copper
Waseia tAis city. Among his assortmeItof
$ TOW ES
are the eslsslated Climax and Chartsr Oak Cook
Stsvss, coal Or wood; Il - fel. asd conplsts as-
sostms Pasior, Der xnd Heating Stcvss, klevstet
Oven Stoves, sna many other patterns too nuD,sr.
ous 70 mention. Oar 0otts ls, Quick salss shd
Small Proats Good work, all Narrated or sails;
One dollar save Is dollar - med; and by calling
at this Stove Store yon will save II and get Just
good IN article - at any other h0use. :
PaTtteular attention paid 70 Houss koolag, spout
Ing and JsS Wesk IL general out sf good TN snd
stock, hoping TO rsceive share Of tie public pat
ropsgs BY t6is motto: "Quick Sales and Small
Proais.n ss3s- fssps, u. L. HoRSH.
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Stores, StOUeS,
NU1TIPLIED BY eTOVfs.
AND THE ANSWER is STOVES!

A LTHoUGH We cannot keep on hsad some soos
"A or 5000 Stoves, some Of oar nstghbo, the rea-
sons are, We esi % cheap and 70 sood article Of
Stoves thst II becomes ditacGit 10 supply tse de-.
aAd been placed road, and we have com pistaa
srranesmsntss 80 - to be aba now 70 supply Inc
demands Ofsll, be the same MORE OR LESS.
30 after looking around among xli the "ONE
HoRSkn Stove sAops In this eity, ,o purpose,
Tvitehell 4 6illstts,
The Only stove EmpoTium In the west, and buy q
Stsss is stsss. In our pross, for cheap. csc, !,
We defy all conpeusion-every article xArrsatsd,
md II not saaiafactoSy We refund the money Among
our assortment may b found the celebrated
Forest Oak, fer wood or Csal; the Climax;
1iaax Diamond. ios coal; The King Of
Dtovss azA 0eysrAer, elevated ovsHs.
All kinds Of Paflor, Once and Heating stovss.-
Tin aRA Copper Ware on hand at all times, Root.
ting, Johbiax, DC. done to order.
Brady 0trsst, nearly opposits the 2. o.
PSb 4-dtf DAVENPORT low A.
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Mfoifine.
R0CYHILL & SELLERS,

Drugs, Chemicals, Paints, Oils, Dye StaGs,
Rsrfumsry, Fancy and Toilet Articles,
N. L. Corner Harrison and Second Su., uayeH
port, lows.
NJ q w ID r. uE 6to re.
VNTE would respectfully inform ne cinssns cf
w Davenport and i;a vicinity taas'ws hare Just
opened at The N. 4, corner Eerrison ard See nd
.ts., the most complste stack Of DRUGS ever So.
fore offered ia the Torta Wes. Ind We trust tbs! by
stsics astehtonso buainess Sad desire to plea 60,
10 merit snare cf public patronage.
Our stock consists In part OF DTuHs, ChsnsS
Gals, Paints, Dye stuffs, Perfumery
and fancy Articles. All the popular Pal.
en-. Med'ciLe of the daJ constantly on hand. Ply.
stcians; Prescriptions and Family Medicines careful-
~ compounded. Having connections iu the East,
We are warranted II Offering stock Al prices IS
Low ~ sny houss In the city. Physicians snd cosn.
Try merchants are particularly invited 10 examine
our st ock.
Dr.. S n. MAHsELIa, regular graoaats OF the
PhilAdeiphis Colleges Of Iseeiae aad surgery ,and
fersTiy TssdsGt pay ssiA " the PA2sdsl phiA hos
pitsi can be found when no. professionally engas-
ed. al our store. RssesEsa, A4sdaoA ST., betsssa
I'd and Sd. II. & s.
0cs2i .dts-w3m
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Dyer
HEALING EVf fSflUCAYION.

Al1 toI yoir own beaeft nsser De withoHta.
What Dyer ; Eesling EubrOcation il,
ltisa perfect Pain Destroyer, and invsl,iabis
edy fot the OF rheumatism Cuts Wounds, Psa IN
the side Back and Ials; Lun.baEo sora Tkrpa brrbs
scsias, sssag-. Afns. tramp, p,l'-, &C for tn.s
and aonnds II Is superior C. any other prsp.rstioa Il
viii AFFORD inpedats relief IN seads burns, ami ios
Pain: or weskness in sny part of the systs will give
csrtsin relief in very short time.
Used internally it is Of the valuable
dies for eramp spasnoje an-cfic- for rains,
in the side threat, ciies anil stomach, for siek
headache nausea, sickness, rhsgmstisnl, any
tsrna weakness caused by fall strain IL po.suses
soDtLng, hesling and lainle.trosag properties Eae
qualsd by amy ether compound medicine, and saye
known II to fail ia srfsstlhg the progress Of this
above named diseases.
What las Dyer's Healing Enbrocation done!
Wonders, indeed, Ii is known every where sTal
dard medicine, reG.ejy. and universal psuacea
for rheumatism, cuts. is, burns, scds ianii.o,
sore throat piles boSa complaints chol-rs wind cgl
popularity Is owing 70 it, intrinsic Iaers. Once
used it is never dispensed with. Ii Is becoming i@ily
day b. day. All persons who have ,Ls
great remedy tF all snrts Of pain, shou at once etsain
Balm for Every Wound.
pyrTs Healing Embrocaiioa has sSluired nalTel .
dsstei celebrity heau psnaesa. Itcgrss sC,,n-
cuts, burns bruises sea!is rheunatis aud all eater
tineally prspar sad always preserving sLie sauir
tsnes By ali sla.sa. all ba. besa4s 50 university
known haiti needs aasry TO be Asaicd in public pfli
4 Sure Remedy for Piles.
lie Piles most distressing iplaat IL pfvya
lent than i. generally supposed II Is sttsuied III in
asnDation, sllall tuulers in Ila generality Q. ss.es
make their appearance, IL igdescritabiy painful pheh
II impossible 10 rssis scratching, anil tho only pges
srt reiisf seems to be desire to ssr the skin Of This
dseass 10 not 9A eros, but extremely nnpleas-nt-
Clerks, aad those OF sedontirs habits aicst sstt
to this malay. Lex ali afflicted Try Dyers ie=Ers tn
srocsou ana We warras; ila.sl.tsiy si;gf sal sast
have been relasiei by tle Of shs great nedicGe
We present facs upon fact IL c0Fiuboraisn 81 t.s
statement and Thousand. eear testimony 10 the sIuat
sslue OF tkis Ali-hesiag psnscss.
No Stain Left
The sass with which Dysr's Hosling Egbrscstjop =
sgplei the s5ssace of an? grease oily suhs,saace Ia
lie position, Its psriecl nsalasss, si!ng ne siD
npoa bs dress skn lis Ertsstls ldor les prompt IN
fAln ana eteelaus efeSts, render Il fe aa.t yaIrs
BILE and cheapest Y. ..lca ttst b. Isssi, The gsnl
ias ha, tbs sas smile OF The rTcpfo.cY's sisnstgr,
4. H. HELD, froPr.stJs, pI0sidsnss. .p.t.
S.ti 10 Satk Is'a9d AID D4yeHpsEE by uI.a ~ q
CLIPPIHai:Ri Ia GgLicss . ~ pENf0N & R11ISSs1y
tn MusestiGs !, !. .. IJG.iHaRTr. aetii ,sR. .ly
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THE partnership heretofore existing under ~
q iiassna, OFiggs Co. is this dag dissolved Ls
tnl eensent, Msgla L. Dawsan retiring iron, ,hs .
Germ lLehaslness Viii hereafter he cauincte,, /
undefslSled under tho uslne uni st,ls of pes
briggs Co., who wiz settle all claims sihs s III
Arm. ttnoysg} 4 IA, DAMS.
Davenport, Iowa, Noy 1850 y; H.. 6KI6Gf
A n Immense assortment ef Perfumes ior the !
Akerchief, sqaa, to Laln', qniy ~ cts per b., q
Al JOUY'S,
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Millinery aud Dress Making
DatAhlfahnaoaat.

Brady Street. over kr. Jseoby's Drug stl
NfisS EENNISa respectfully Informs tss ls.il
ANk pay1apvrt, R9eS island snd sitlnty that shr 1
jusf returned on the East With the aeSSSst sty H..
Ill aud viatsr Millinery, Mantlss and, Dress :
Millners h.m the country Cab be sapgied with
tsrns. She has alsoa select assortment VI Txiu.n
aad Materials for aaBtlsss and Dressss.
Brady street, between Second aud Third up stain.
Oct
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STOVES AT WOLESALE
The Largest Stove Store


w ! largest stock sf sfOVRs and fINsERs
STOCK ever bsoushtto he State Of lows. Among
The numerous articles which We shall keep constant
y hard for tnneEs use are Tys Plate, shest Irsn
inifstisa Rsssis DE-, kirs, siaasd css7sr's, Rrs.
isrs d., Blset tin, Lss1, csp7er 9e,tsas, Gsital
d., Iren Rtesss all sizes, fi1ssi ts. sl siads Of
Srssssl ssrs, Jspssssi d., TsSEsrs TsSls ;snd vs
assure AZ persons fsvoriny ns with an order thss
geSas = e. ens nss = Insy ear 20
tAsy have bssn paying for then heretofore In this
place, SD ss tsFMs 70 exit.
Please give ~ . call and learn our prices, asJ
thsa We think you will spend nsita time nor
~ hereafter In buying q the two places above
named.
n. =. In = NV Gays We shall reSxtvs AZ sssorl-
nsDt Of the above named Soods BY aSilSosd, ssE.
cisps V supply the Immediate demand.
Country 0srehAnts ear rely upon being supplied
At all times with Ttnware and on favorable teSus si
WAstsssJs prices.
oid Rags, Copper, Sc, &s., &c., taken 10 eIs
change for goods.
No, BufTowG Block, Frentstrses
AekI2-d&Vu ViCkkRsHAM & HICKS,
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Gar0s.
Drugs apa 1Jeaicinss.

e c. ALyeRp, J. p VAN fATTgs.
ALVuNu i, VIZ. pATTKN
fs1ecsssois 10 5. Esnford,
NnGiesale ma Retail Dealers In
Groceries, Drugs, Chanisals, Paints,
Oils, Glass, Halls, &c.
ALSO IN
ThYNHs' PREPARATIONS.
afsaJ Street, West Side, First Door below
Second atrsst,
BAYENP ORT, iOWs.
Davenport, Oct 9th, 1s54-tfwJy
G, r WEBB,
No II LsCiairs Block, Davenport Iowa.
GENERAL DEALER IN
Drugs, Medicines, Chemicals, Paints, Oils,
Dye-Etuas, Window Glass,
parfumery, Fancy Articles, Patent Medicines, Ae.
- EspEC1 FULLY callthe attention ofths purchss-
IL ing immunity to our present large stock 0f
Goods and lar &ddiiioEs now opening, which
confident cannot be surpassed either 10 price or qsa
ty. We would invite the attention Of country store
Keepers and our prices and sbefor
purchasing elsewhere. $50
Family MedoinssaBd Pm sicisnsp rescr ptioBsegrc.
uily compounded. feb u
FRANCIS JACOBY, JR's.,
NEW DRUG AND PRESCRIPTION STORE.
specially nvtest the attention OF
the citzcns Of DavenpoY snd suffounding country
10 IlsDrug and aical Sore Bfadybstwesn SEC.
From his knowledge and experience In ebnstusss,
can assure those who may favor him, thatthsy will
oefurnished with Medicines ofthe best quality pre-
pared with Cd striciest and at odePate pricos
Personal attention will be given 10 the compound
ing ofail Prescriptions.
Healsokeep good asso rtme IN lof srman ,Pronch
English and American Perfnmery, Tooth and hair
Articles,
Davenport ,oe.Ielh, ls5i.d.if
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-01-12
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