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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-12-20

Ear-sche CUreC

Ear-sche Curcd.-This painful al elton, TO whchi
any persons especially chidren, subjec ever ian
and winter rs readily eu0le b. the OF BRsoO's Arctic
Is,xr,r lew drops upon piece Of cotton should
- ii, the ear as warm borne, and the sur
oupdIng paris we'll bat I'd with the nmeUt, applied with
.nIs lyguon with the hand. Thousands Of have
bep relieved in lew minutes by This invaluable nment
7, Is ais, an inlaiibe for Rheumatism Neuralgia,
praas and Bruises Burn and Sralds, and all diseases Of
che skin Ii for sale b. all TssPsssg5s Druggists.
i'm
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-12-20

Come one, Come ali, if you wish to buy better bar
gains than you have had opportunity of doing for
long time. [Iml L c. NICHOLSON, s. Co.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-12-20
Dealers in
Hardware and Cutlery.


WHO are in Of Corn Shelters Straw Cutters Hames
w Chains Of any hind, Wedding Hoes for Corn, Cotton
oT 1abaccO Sythe Blades and Cradles, Axes Rope for
Pow Lines HEters, Hav Manure Forks, Shoves ard
Spades, Gate Hinges, Butcher Knives, Sausage CUt-
iefs Nails cut wrought Pump CREin, Rlkes.
saws, Sheep Shears sieve and Riddles Was Irons CT
~ Comb
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-12-20

Who is in want Of Single Double Barrel Shot Gan,
fine RaZ Pocket Knife Of Knives and Forks
thing Usually HARDWARE Store would find
their interest before purchsSin~. to cal or
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-12-20
OYSTERS and Cheese.
- nElNe

800 dozen Fresh Cove Oysters;
100 boxes Prime selected Cheese just received and for sale
chaGpbv II EWING McCRORY & co.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-12-20

comfy Tennessee. have suggested te insolvency Of
said estate and do hereby notify all persons having claims
inst same, FL them with the County Judge Of
county on before The 18th April next, duly authen
tcled for pTorato ey will be forever bar
red, dec. 9-w3IH ABEL Smith.
dmI
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-09-07
WEEKLY BUTTE RECORD.

For circulation in the mining and agrlculturalniS
tricts of the county viii contain theiocai ana gener
news oftbc week, uorspersed with Interesting ms
cellaneoas reading matter. IL will contain twenty
eight columns otreading matter, and VIII be one ei
the large.1 and cheapest Weekly Newspapers in the
Staic. Published every Saturday. rtrns-$5 per
Apnuin six months, S3; three months 81
at ;,s rt;r, $500
" roh observation-disclosures ! so
FFS" liberal deduction viii be made intaVoroi
chose who advertise By tae year
Ga Business cards inserted on reasonabieterms.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-09-07
Declaration of Sole Trader.

STATE OF CALIYoRSIA, County of Butte.
m CHARLOTTE SCHILLER. wife Of J. A. schil
u Q Ter, of the town OF orovilie county nioresaa.
bp;Io duly swoYn, do hereby declare to the public
thnt it is my nieHien to carry on henceforth IN my
own name, and ON my own account, the business
pertaining TO brewery. at the place known as the
civ Rrewery in sad town. and that the capital in
vested in said business does not exceed the sum OF
five Thousand dollars.
witness my hand this lf;h day Of August A. D.ls5I
CHARLOTTE SCHILLER.
Sworn TO and subscribed before me August IL, 1857.
JOHN :. BERRY, Justice of the Pence.
sr.rE OF CALlFoRNIA. County Of Butte.
ON the l4lh day of August A ID. 1851, before me,
county nersonally appeared The above named Char
orte Schiller. TO me personally known to be the in
djvidua described in and who executed the foregoing
declaration and acknowledged that RE executed the
same freely and voluntary for the uses and purposes
therein mentioned.
Given under my hand this day and year aforesaid.
JOHN BERRY, Justice Of the Peace.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-09-07
HOTELS, SALOONS, &C.
NJ, NICHOLAS HOThL.
CORNER MONTGOMERY AND HUNrooN STREETS,
OROy y1L.LE.
FRANK JOHNSON, 80. .....Propretor

SqAA, HAVING PURCHASED THE HoOSE
l::!I known heretofore as iiuntoon's Exchange |
I'D have renovated, re lifted, newh ihrhi'neu anu
0ncned II Under the above name, with enlireiN new
nrrangemonts [ have erected II spacious dtnlng
hnu-added n large number of elegantly furnished
roo ms for Families, and am prepared to accommo,
date any number of guests IN a mauier ,'t u is'
xyill no satisfactory 10 all. Iavng had the BEN
eft of long experience in the business ard as
shall piye nv whole attention To it, ] intend to
make this house in all its essentiaI 'he
very best in this section of CalliormA ,-,,-
w FRANK JOHNSON.
NB.-The Cal Stage Co.'S General Office IL attn
House, where passengers arrive from and depart 10
vii points of the country. 10, c
December 80. 1896. VOL"
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-09-07
Lost.

0N tTHE ROAD BETWEEN 0ROVlLLE AND
~ the Prarie House, the afternood OF the 18th.
said book contained letters, receipt from the
steamer Antelope for pipe Of clret VINE, bill OF
sale of one nall interest in the Union Restaurant in
Oroville. The finder win be Literally rewarded by
lea wing the same al the Union Restaurant. Oroyie.
July IL wv GEo. W. hSrsELLs
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-09-07
JUST ECEIV ED,

DER STEAMER GOLDEN GATE. CLIPPERS
Morning Light, Flying Fish, Flying Mist, large
supply of Pure Cream Tartar LARD Oil, Extract Lie
quorice, Blue Vtriol, German and English Camomlie
Satpetre, Corn Starch Shakers Sarsapara, Sarsa
parilla Root, Gum Arabiac, CIrc Acid, Potash, Ex-
tracts of lemon Rose aud Vanilla, Vanilla Beans
Boiled lnseed Oil, Castor oil in Barrels, Pure Vel
low and White Wax Kidder's, Bowers and Weight
mans Tartarc Acid Bay Rum in cases and barrels,
Fresh Hops in one pound packages. Sage, Yankee,
Soap, ludelible Ink, Roses Backing Brushes. Ma,
sons Backing. Cod Liver OIL, spanish and American
Saffron, Dubin's Extracts, Genuine Wrights BIan
dre,hs, Moia2s and other Pills. Chamois skins, Ly>
copsdium, Essential Oils. Congress Water in plnis
and quarts, Borax, Sal Soda. Pearl Barley and many
other staple articles which together with our former
large stock of Drugs, makes assortment rs varied
and Large any Drug House in the city, 10 which
we invite the attention of the Trade and others buy
ing in this market. ALBAN THOM ASS co,
Wholesale and Retail Druggists.
ap7f 16, j street, Corner 9th.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-09-07
N O &c e

OFFICE OF THE 40 4 Sc QUARTz MINING Co.,
Oroville, July eth, 1877.
NTOTJCE is hereby given to the Stockholders OF
~ the 40 & Sc Quartz Mining Company, that an
assessment of per cent. or the capital stock OF
said Company has this day been levied by the Board
of Trustees and made payable at the lreasurers OF
ace on or before the l9th day OF August 4. d. 1887.
JOSEPH ROGERS Secretary.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-09-07

-" OFpIcw-In Record Builling on Myers street,
Fast side between Montgomery and Bird, Orovilie.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-09-07
OrapiIle Dnilq Butte RerarN.

PUBLISHED DAr-f (sUNDAys EXCEPTED
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-01-08


IAg GIRL IN REp; Or THz SEREN-
Ap1 THAT MusED FlRs.-Cassius NJ.
Clay tells the following: During the
lats political canvass, Burlingame and
himself occupied adjoining rooms at
the Bates House, Indianapolis. 'At
. late hour one evening"" said he, IL
was in Be room, and both Of us were
somewhat elated with the popular en-
thusissm. We W; re, Is old soldiers
are went to do, fighting our battles
over again, when q fine band right
opposite my room poured Ger the sea
Of night foods OF soul stirring music.
Clay, you are honored,' said B., go
and acknowledge the compliment =
With due diMdence | excused myself,
when, Is had anticipated, the band
broke forth anew in strains Of heroic
melody in front Of the room occupied
by B. II have you now, said !;
now give 'em sentiment No; YOU
said B. 'Well,' said |, both togeth-
err 30 locking arms with an air Of in,
tense dignity, We walked out utupon the
balcony, and in a faltering voice |
commenced: Indiana, Massachusetts
and Kentucky-triple sisters-may
they ever be true to the family union'
The leader Of the band, after pause
with thick tongue inquired, WHO
are youi' Clay and Burlingams, said
!. The hi you are said he in re,
ply; and then, in an undertone al
dressed to his iollower he concluded.
Boys tt's not the Girl in Redn"
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-01-08

OLD MEN.--A wise man will never
rust out. As long ss be can move or
breathe he will be doin Z something
for himself, or his neighbor, or for pos
tsrity. Almost to the last hours Of
his life Washington was at work. So
we're Franklin, and Adams, and
Young, and Howard, and Newton
The vigor Of their lives was not de-
cayed. No rust married their spirits,
Il isl foolish idea to suppose that
must lie down and die because we are
old. Who 10 oldi Not the man Of en-
srgy; not tho day laborer in science,
srt or bensvolence; but he only who
suffers his energies to waste away,
and the spring Of life to become mo.
tionlsss; on whose hands the hours
drag heavily, and to whom all things
wear the garb OF gloom. There are
scores Of grey headed men we should
prefer in any important enterprise, to
those young gentlemen who fear and
srsmbls 1t approaching shadows, and
turn pale at q hon in their path, a
hanh word or . irown. ' t.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-01-08

NOVEL MEETING. DR.. x. attended
a masquerade ball. In the motley
and happy throng be falls in with a
fair pilgrim in black silk, whose
charming person, rsnow white neck,
and bewitchingly coquettish airs
awaken in his soul the most lapturous
love. She casts upon him, looks.ot
the most langui3hing tenderness; he
reyels in tho hope ofhaving made a
bhsstul conquest. He musters up his
courage, and ventures to address her:
who art thou, lovely mask" asks
Or, T., almost melted in the glow OF
love.
lis it possible you do not know me,
Doctora" lisps the lady in black silk.
mo, upon my honor do not know
thss7'
"Dethink yourself, Doctor"
"Ah! thou art surely the gracious
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SANDERS 4 DAVIS, Garstts.
q. n, WEST, sfsts Usmserst.
ii, LlsCHKH Il Co, Der DsMser,
THE DAILY GAZETTE.

DoY'T L1oruTR FOR PAY.-Some Of
our unsophisticated country friends
complain Of class OF Public Lectures
wbo--unlike a popular city divine,
Who frankly Gays, Il lecture for F. A,
II. E., that is Fifty and Ny expenses"
--are accustomed to turn up their res
pective nasal protnberances at the
idea Of being paid for their services,
and yet isel abominably ill-used il
they are not paid, and pretty roundly
peid, too. 4 recent dialogue between
sn illustrious ex-senator and the
Chairman Of q Lecture Committee
will illustrate the matter more clear
Chairmsn--Col. B., what shall we
pay You for your Lecture last even.
ingi
Lectursr-Sir, ! don't lecture for
yay have . very different mo.
tive.
Chsirmsn--Certainly; we fully IN
derstand that. But we cannot con-
sent that you should come to us at
your own coat. For what sum shall
lfll up check for your expensesi
Sc Lecturer-You may make it two
hundred dollars. But | wish it dis
tinctly understood that | don't lecture
for money.
The general reader will be struck
with the close resemblsnce--almost
amounting to plagiarism--be .ween
the above and . familier colloq NY in
the s'Pickwick Papers," which, tor
the benefit of the few who have not
read "Pickwick," |" we subjoin:
"Wot's your usual tap, Siri" in.
quired Sam.
"Oh, my dear young friend, re.
piled Mr.. Stiggins, al taps is vani-
ties"
Too true, too true, indeed, said
Mrs. Weller, murnIrirg groan,
and shaking her head assentingly.
"Vell,n said Sam, Il des say they
may Be, Sir; but vich is your pertick.
Ter vanity vich vanity do yon like
the favor on best, Siri"
"Ah, my dear young friend, 70,
piled Mr.. Stiggins, II despise them
sll. IT." said Mr.. Stiggins, "if there
10 any one Of them less odious than
another, it is the liquor called rum
warm, my dear young friend, with
three Jumps ofsugar to the tumbler. "
n. Y, Tribune.
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HEALING = IA ssap.,r .srIl TI,.

Aao WI SsovE ce6o0t oov ~ e6 WiIaoGIlSs
Isha ssrfst Fain Dssassyss ga an iav.il.Ls ~.
As sid.. Back and Limits LanL.ss, sore Thlo.s; h., ;
aad WoaAds sapssias = aay otias 1rss.rstsn Il
viii ord inHsdiAt1 Islisf n sc4lds or tsEns sna
P..: = y..ass.s + q sas system = Wiz 't'
Ussd istssna,ly Is y ans q ths noss valuable
AIss c..ne = sg..dss As.ests.s. is tsias, q =
srssi ss.kss. es..sd q 81 = sss.is. Il psssees
s.si.s .ss a. 80 .s.s -
nsysr ksew. Z y fai n asrsssas tAs BsaEsss q the
WAas hAs Dy9's Ksalsae 1nheesatisa Aeass
wosAsxs, iadssdl u b knevRsvsry vhsrs = ASA y
daxd nsasins, sure remedy and snivsraai pa1 ~~s
- sArS.s, pisss ss.. s~upi.,nss chei.ss, sisd. :
u dyssatsr and Eaasxsus oshsr nis sad aeAfs ss
psfei.ssy is swias % Is. own intrinsic nsrs etes
sad more PoIGlAr. sad y Performing ssnArss 70
p,as r,asay Is All q p.lu, saua = once d a
4 balm isr Every wsaaa.
Dyss's Healing RAsrsosusn Aas acquired ~ aaFre
dsstsa sslsAtty hsasg passosa- Ifcurss weeri.,
- "A isssssai pAia, = shsst period Il iias. s--
essasly pc1sc1 ssd si.sy: p.sssrviss sas s-a.s
:.ss: J, ..: =. - Z. .s =: J: =
ksovs Is1fs sssls SAsdly : - saasa is psb Ifat.
u osse osns1y ~ PLEA.
Ias ns.' -. Ss,sss..s s'HP,..s .sss E g1s,s
ss.ss.s. sa.ii ssss.. = u. esseSy i ...-.
neke sAsE sSssarasa, , isSs.ssiSssly Paissl ~.ira
80. : !. 49, : 1ss: : - - :. - 3.
daSs, "a iAass 81 selsstasy haki srs aas sal4 ct
ssssssiss, - =. xs.ssss i.sssdsssiy r.i..S =
irse.l esr< MAay a.ssa n tsts esasisi.'s
Isgsai.S Y g. e 4 m. s,s.. sss;'s 9 ,
seasansaS Ard tbsasSods bear ssstaoosy the
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nv SANDERS & BROTHER D.

fairy who has appeared to me today,
for the fourth time, to open to me the
gates of bliss"
"You mistake, Doctor; am no
fairy"
"Ah-who art thou, thena"
81 am the well.known lady to
whom you h,ye now these nine weeks
been indebted in the suo1 Of two dol
lars and seven shillings for washing
and ironing!
The Doctor stood like q pettided
herring.
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StOCes, SiOreS,
MULTIPLIED 1Y eI0vks,

4 THROUGH We cannot kesp on hand some Sgss
"A or 3O1l Stoves, ssscms Of our neishbors, the
sgms are, We ssii 90 cheap and good ~ article o
stoves taat IL becomes oifcait 70 supply the de-.
usld ,Sut new supply or freight csfs have arrives
and tssn placed osrroad, and We havs co npistsd
our sgela sns 10 be able nov = supply he
demands ofxii, ke the same MORE Oh LkSS.
30 After looking around among all he "osx
con 10
Twitehsll aillstrs,
The only Stove Emporium in the west, and buy q
Stess as 10 Stsus. 10 our pSisss, for ehsApness,
We defy ali compet::o1--evsty article ssrrsas %,
and u BSt Satisfactory, We refund the money. AUona
our assor ortneHt maj DO toaad the celebrated
Forest Oak, for wood or Csal; tie Climax;
Hlask Dianona. for coal; Ths King ef
Stoves and Governor, elevated evsas.
Ali kiuds Of Parlor, Once ant Heating Stovee.-
Tin and Copper Ware On hsad ~ all imes. Roof
ing, Icbbin2, dc. done 70 order.
Brady Street, nearly opposite the r.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-01-08

rPrentice, in noticing rumor that he
contemplated giyisg ..p the Louisville Jour
na! TO accept situation In another and lar
ger city, says, "Of course we shall not
abandon the Louisville Journal till the
breath Of life sbandons US.
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maysdwH wv. Parker.
STOVES AT WOLESALE
The Largest Stove Store

WE shall receive On the ops9isG Of n.vtG.uos ,Ls
w largest stock Of STOVBD and TlNNRRS
STOCK ever brought 70 The stats Of lswa. Among
Tie uunsross artslss which we ssall keep eonssslt.
y ON hand tot tnsese sss s.s 1ss S!sss sAses frsn
Ia.tat.sa Rsssis d., Yrs, si..sd oesSss'., s,s.
isr's de-, Blssk sis, Led, csSper 1stts.s, eissi
prssssd rsrs, Jspsansd d., NsAs,s zssis lAad ws
all psYsons fay ong with an order, eAst
will sell tEsm goods In line low th0y b
bought Chicago 81. Lsuis, and mush lever tnxn
they have bssn paying for shsn heretofore in this
place, SAD ss ttras 70 ssSs.
Please give rs call sn1 learn our priess, ssd
then We think you will spend Hsith er time ReH sR
sy hereafter In buying at the two Plsess shove
named. s4ss
n. B. In few ssys We shall rsceiys an ssssst.
men. Of the above named goods BY kAtSoxd, suB-
eieut 20 supply the immediate demand.
Country Merchants can rely upon being sapplied-
at all times with nIWsrs and on favorable terms ~
NAosssis prices.
Old Rags, Copper, &c., &C., DC, taken il sEe
change for goods.
No, Barrovs' Ei0ck, FrsntSuset.
MshiS-ckWu NlCkEKsHAA & HICKS.
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!. IS aesdiess 70 say shsr The loHs deoeotioa O:
sssse tss oy the ssAts Ct t1s nyef, that an reedy
70 sAaisis z. s.Sc> si safe &c Custom sssz and IL 10 o
asiy nSeisss say that ae ., sioet Il sesd.
, iah Aaa siso very choice is tas eseeesn
Market cetSte lao st)cS. thsfS reduced, N.
- cAss91oE..J had 9 g5J~ ea4ncs foJ selection. Ny
Cf.siJfEs, I4issiMisKS 4 veLtings
lam read. 70 Dass up To sfaerst .hufl notss, IL
ySs best 81 Of Ehs art.
Ar- lAra ' a. has beet N; clstcf for pssi year
wlirs11a;.. sila gye l;. asl 10 ffie ads .a,s,
a. Gss.Gi. ~ sH ass8E
Heody-nade cis.Einx DepartRens
II VII spl rsd -tt Gss6.tee ana selected wiu.
grs<. .,&ft - siLi.tiGn 70 pScV . 10 I'll
t0s:f4 3 :. th= -o1S. st2.eHsals Please caIlst
EDWARD AlUEa'S
CiorhinE store,
SeeDasd 81, opposite ls Claire Rou,
Davenport. Axa aaI ktt%sRD ALDkS
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-01-08

BACKING Dows The Tremendous vote
for freedom ia the North, has made the frs
eaters back down pretty extensively. Sen.
ator Butler, Of South Caroline, in q recent
speech. said:
IL do not want the ext ,nsion Of slavery.
have never contendsd for it. II ] had
the right to vote by act Of Congress, !
would not undertake to do 30. woald
leave that to the choice Of those who set.
lie the new commonWe allha.o
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0GoTOhA1nt TAaloW.
Tss onhsnd q new and full sssessnsnse ef Preach
Ii aud Engitsa cioshss, Caxstne.eo ,enA veel7naa
suitable for the esason, which he viii nake N ts
nsassss ou shsStaesies and rsasouahSotoeW
READY MADE CLOTHING.
or all kinds for Sprias and supnss vees. witch
FURNISHING GOODS.
good supply ofsvssysAins nscessasy for . eeasls.
Iasn's wardrobe. 1pxtn1 oeyle - 600o,
Cape, Trunks, valiCSs, &c.
P.o. Would iayits thosesboutto pugaAaee eUods
in the above hns to give hia cell beaese paeskaas
shswhese. One prize SAly Ne troable 8 aAoS
goods. Ihslkfuhor Hsstfssofs hepssa sae1iDlaoes
eofthssAEaee 9AIOkL PHlxx
DayeaRsIt Az III Is lass :
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Rork ksIau0.
Wall PAPER, Wall Paper.

n 10 5,Oca rolls on Ia nd, jdst ssesivsd sad opss
L q ing, We havs no hesitation In saying thai We
have tho Isrgsst sEi Asst oar;ssy west Of ChcsSo
sls.t " cur store and warehouse vii. show, all
which will be sold st reasonable pIises,
II. A. PORTER Il BRO,
Old Pioneer Book Stole,
AM ,ir-t. Kock ialRnd, Ill
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raNNsYLVAGIA RAILROAD.
s 49,

-3Xkg&KE NSBS9K
Iae gseas Central Route, cohnsctige the Atisn.it
cities WIN thaa aes,efn, North western, ana ssutt
western Sta.es by iiauous Hallway direct. ii:
road also connects si Pi;.sen.ga vita a.i.y line 2
Cleveland and sxnoasky with siesinsrs 10 ali ports
onl the North wesiern lakes: making ths mosi d.
rect, eAsapest AID re!isbs rsass eJ which freight
can te forwarded TO and from the = rsat West
Rates between Fhiiaaslphta aud Pfttsbure,
First class boots, Shoss, Hats
and Caps, Books, DIy Goods lin yoc. 9 Isy n
boxes, bales sha trunks Drugs
5sin boxes q bales, j Furs, Besthsrs,J
yscOud Glass bone s,o sheet
ing SnirtiBS and Ticking lin 0rS
mi ugtes,l Druga la easK.,) Hard 1Ss, y iuG &
ware, Leather TN rolls or boAes,}
Wool and Sheep P.lls, Eastward.
Third Cfass.s-Anslis, sfsel,
Chains In easks,} Hemp, Bacon
purk, Sailed 1iooSe or IN sscRs)To. }Ssc iba p
oseeo, maaui1etarsd, except ci-
Eeurth Class --.uo1se, Fiat, ,Bs-
con, Bsef& Pork, In casks or box
as eastwsrd,) Lard 81 Lard Oil, $50 D le1
Lead, Nails, Soda AaA, 0eTWsa
CLAY, Tar, Pitch, Resln, Sc.
FIo1R--ei psr barrel uatit further notice.
SoTToN-sa psr bale. not s1essdinE o sea ibs
welgh. untilfuther uofics.
iT PIN shipping Goods from sny poins tast OF rhil
sas!pnia be partieua. 70 mark packages .suia
srissnia Rsiiread." All goods csHsgnsd 80 me .
gents for this Road al phadsifb!s fittsbars IL
Es forwarded witbS u IeteIsiSE
Fs.rsnr AassIs. Harris, Wormly 4 Co., Mem
ph,s, Tsan., x. Sass = ta., s.. Louis, s. Mitch
ell & Son, Evansvittc. Iaat 10 +fuosnis Bell 4 har
dock and Carter IL Jt eii, Lgatsy ile ,Ky.R.C Asl
drum, Madison, Ind y4lgniah 3roWD, and tYwiI
s. Co., CincinaatE ~ orahaIG X Co.., XAnesyiiis
o.: Lsech d Co., - 4ssay st. Boston; bs4ch 4 CO,
Astor House, n. y9ta5 William 81. and Batter
Place, New York; Z. j. Sneedar, fhtlsdelphia; Ma
srsw i Gaoas, Baii aiofei Geo. c. Ffoncfssus, p.n
burg.
tis Il tut SfuS. f.-4ss4! Ffeig akJfyesf, FAi!s
HI - EoAtstfkI1 seF't f!tssaG, Pc.
k.ennss isaEsa RAILROAD.
flTee Daily fht0EgA Trains between Philade Ia
.Ea Pittsbursa--- as MORNING NAIL TRAIN
leaves Fniisdeiphia fer Pt;sburgat II A. u :, sad
ris,staTssfe Phiiadslphs att A. N. The fast line
tsay es sPhiladephtsatIP r. Al. and fittsbufg for Pull
adrIph,s as p. NJ. rAE NIGHT EXPRESS train
leaves Philadeiph;a for Pittsburgh at II Pm. and
Pit,s bursh for Pniiadelphia Ct II +. NJ.
The above liass connect at Pttts5urgh with the
Railroads to and from ST. Louis, Mo-, Alton, GasBs
and Chicago, III. Frankfort, Lexington and Louis-
vile, KY; Tsrre Hauie, Dayton, Springfield Belle
fontins, Ssndusky, Toledo, Cleveland, Columbus.
suesyle, MAssilIon and Wooster, Ohioy also, villa
the steam packet boats from and 10 New Orleans,
st. Louis, Louisville and Cincinnati.
Through tickets can be had 10 sr frsm sithst Vi the
above places.
eny starting p0tuts. Passengers from the West will
find this the shortest and msst sxpsducus route 10
Philadelphia, Bslumore, New YORK or Restes.A
THO'S. MOORE, Agent, Passenger Ltnes, Pha.
J. AkSAIMEN, Agent Passenger Lines, Ptts-
PbiiR. Nov I'd ,55 dIy se I5a5 sSt#
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-01-08
St1pfs.
BUY YOUR STOVES

NyHREE will always be found ono Of lhs bee;
w sDr.iaent4 or stoves, Tin Plate, Sheet lien.
WIRE, J@psnped Wsrs, Tin, Sheet Iron and c"rs-t
Wsrein this city. Among kis sssoYtmentof
$ r OV Els
are The e.isslsted Climax and ChsfteF Oak Cock
Stove ., coal or wood; a, fui. xnd CON plste
sortmsnt FArior, nos All Heating ateyes, klsvs,ef
Oven Stoves, xnd many other patterns too nnhier.
ous 10 mention. Our motto II, Quick Saies saa
Small Profits Good work, all warranted no sAl.;
One dollar save lis dollar rnedj and ~ calling
ct this Stove Store y0u will savs And get just
good an art;cie ~ al any oSbes hoBse.
Particular attsnsop paid 70 HOUSE R001ng, sPo at.
lug and Job Work in general out Of good Tn and
etoca, haping 10 recosvs share ~ the public pat
rnnaxs by sa4s motto. AQasek Sales and Small
Profile" faspS) y. I. HORNE.