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Ys1Sg America Tarse, pistol.

L 4
NsHIs PISTOL is INTENDED AS TIE
IL forerunner of the ordinary pistol and in
designed for young men and boys who wish to
enjoy the exciteing sport OF fring at target, as
the most tr;fling expense, and without any dan
ger of accident. The cheapest ordinary pistol Is
three or four times the price of this besides being
dangerous in The hands 6T boys. This Pistol Il
loaded with the common Fire Cracker, which
FERNS complete cartridge, aid will carry a ball
ten fifteen PAGES ~ith the same precision as tbs
ordinary pistol but not with sufficient force to do
any serious damage. as America is a shooting
nation. the Yoang Americans must and v i'll lcaru
TIN. art by which our independence was secured
Hence this Target Pistol is exactly in time, and
must meet 18th universal sale among olr youth
of the South and West. It's operation is perfectly
simple, and is not liable to get cut of order
full description will accompany every case Of Pis-
tolls. The Pistols are put up at the Factory in
cases of so each ready to send by.e press to any
part of the United States or Canada sell. .AsgsF
RETAIL PRICE. 25 CENTS: By THE CASE.
$3.50, OR Is CENTS EACH, -ses~ assz
FRENCH. HALIs4 co.
New York Depot, 392 Broorne ST., NY
= CO. AGENTS WASTEO TO SILL THESE
PISTOLS. ~
Aug &c, '7e-42 : 1om. bzsaa wA
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R IANKz Summons, Suhpona's, Executions
- Tavern rstiticns. Bondss &e. Fer sale a
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Il 4GnxAr zAxps LAMrsTABrr zDIsAsrER.Thn
morning about 4so'clock, imagine the consternAr
tion and distress of our citizens IN the vicinity Of
market Square, when the alarm was given that
the great work of our 9. City Fathers their
Monument Of architectural grandeur, that which
attracts the admifing gaze Of all strangers. was
On fire. 1t would be useless to attempt a dis
cription of the scene or to estimate the multitude
that gathered around the 'burnin3 of the proud
est building of oar boroughAone dear to the rec
c.Eecton os many Of our people. We. feel sensi.
bly, our liability to Go stice to the srbject, and
will briefly state tllat Aleak Lane had been put
in the Galaboose last night and set fire to the
roof of said building this morning at O'Clock
about the time people commenced moving to
market. 1t is Represented That Aleck roared
Justly. Such a yelpirg, it's said, has not been
heard since Captain James W. Rhey whipped olie
John NJ. Bowman, editor Of one Of tile sNationai
Democratic'' 'organs in this place. 1t is represcn
ted by those who listeried to both that the only
tlifferance in the noise produced by these nobc2)
fellows, was that Aleck roared like a lion and
Bowman beloved like acalf. M g t7a ~ e
We have no heart to persue this subject further.
The walbof the Great cdifce still remain minus
the roof. After Aleck was taken out Of the
burning Caiaboose he "took the water.' crying
g You can't keep the old Captain .'--Eeho g
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DIR. sANDFoRD,s
INVIGORATOR.

o Il Il T We Il cR u II Ed p
rs REQUIRED TO CURE ANY ONE riot
L bled with hiver Complaints. unless the most
desperate Of cases, when the SECOND bottle will
with scarce single failure restore the patient &c
health and vigor. We wish to call the attention
of all to these facts, that the Invigorasor Is com.
pounded by a physician who has used it in his
practice for the past wenty years, with sue
cess almost credulous and that it is entirely veg.
etable, ecihg c6tnposed wholly of gums. y
3 Some idea of the strength of these gums may
be formed when it is known one bottle of the Ia
vigorator contains much strength as one hun
ured doses of Calomd without any of its de,e,iri-
Qua effects. saslaz1af,dEi
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CLOSING OF THE PORTAGE RoAp-The Por-
tage Rail Road WAS clo ed for the season on Sat
urday last and the Superintendent, Clerk Weigh
master, slip tender, engineer, fiermen and depot
hands are all discharged. All or nearly all oi
them out of employment. We shall
wait patiently what will he the order of the
day next spring. 1t is said that the company
close thus carly in order to repair the canal
thoroughly between this place and huntingdon
Standard. = g-E ~ -
= The next legislature Of this State will
be strongly urged to prohibit the circulation
of bank notes of less denomination than
ten dollars. Some very prominent gentlemen
are in favor of carrying up the limit to S25,
SO that paper as currency shall not inter
fere with the free circulation of the highest
denomination of coin. Thee is much reason
in favor of S25 notes as thf lowest denomi-
nation Of bank bills
- Co The citizens of Clearfld having few DAYS
since eatght a horsc-tl.ief Were with difficulty
dissuaded frm lynchng hih.2 He however made
= c"niessien, upon whicl several parties have
teen arrcsted- .zJis laaa .sffe.I sgt-s2
o." "a Lady" asks tn, Portland Advertiser to
request those clergsmen who preach against silks
and satns, moi to wear black satin vests. or lift
their arms 50 high t, display ses silk Innings
in their sleo yes.
Or When all the white people of the United
States reduce their ryenses one shilling day it
makesa difference oftighteen millions Of dollars
a week, and over ifs millions every month. .
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State Of Illinois, Carlisle. June g.. 1853.
!, ! Lave used Professor o. j. Woods Hair Res
toratife; and have admired its wonderful effect
Ny hair Vas becoming. as thought. premature
ly gray, but by the iise al the ..Restogatiys" .s
has resumed it's original eclor. AID; have so
dotbt, permanently 50.
,~ y SfnNEY tREtSF.
Ex-senator United Stats.
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DIss6auTIox or PARrsERnmIF.
"HR PAR7h ERSHIP lIERET0F4RR *
u isting b6tneen the subseribers tFldiag un
der the frm of Mullen s. 6host. has been this
day dissoIyI by mutual consent. Tie hcpks
- - - JOHN MCII8S.
49,. -. - : .sss sss..s TH0MAs s6tolssf
Hemlook. Oct ~. 1861. - -. =.
The mercantile business win be Continued II
the undersigned At tie room occupied by tie Erss
JOHN. MCLLKS.f
ei-st - -. E-.ss-FfssE = la
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FOOk HOUSE NOTICE. -. -
TIIB CAMBRIA COUNTY rOoR HOUSE.
Y will be ready for the reception q Paniexs q
ana afser the 23d Of yoveml er rext. When nj
who are entitled by Law will be admitted. The
Drests Will expect al paupcrs Z appear II
sleaa paIs and free from fith. - = ! :.
z. GLASS, Direeters
VA. PALMER .x
oaars DAVID o'IARRA. Poor 1Ienss
Oo&. IS, 1s5.--5l 1, =
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. - CHAS.s WHITNkY.


-.r-.- New York, Oct. 2. 1853.
PROF. o. j. ROoD-Dear Sir After read
ing the advertisement. IN one IL the New York
journals. Of your celebrated Hair Restorative, I
procured half pint iottle, and Was 81 ,ansA
pleased with it that / continued It's Use fer twe
months, and am satisfied that II is decidedly the
best preparation befpre the pubic. It at oncs
removed all the dandrutf and unplt asar. itching
from the scap, and .ss restored my hair ratsrsi
", and. have no doubt, permanently 81. -
You have permission To r,fer t. ne. all viz
entertain any doubt Of its notperfEin;ng all tirs.
is claimed for It, 5.f+F $50
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CANCER CURED.

"HE. SUBSCRIBER WOULD RESPECT
fully inform all persons WHO are afflicted
with the above disease, that be can cure it with
out failure. NUMEROUS cases have been cured
and any number OF certificates can be procured if
necessary. Call on the subscriber, 2 miles from
the village Of Strongstown.
PATRICK MULYEHII..
Nov. 4. Is56:52:ly.
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MISS fEEkS, 2s. Greenwich Az.

/ have used Professor O. j. Wott'. Hair Rec
torstive. and have admired its .s.aesful sfTests.
Il restored. my hair i.ere il h;, faies of +.
cleans the head and res.,.crS tie h.r soft asss
srnootb--much more So than til go.
MARY a. ATKINSON.
Louisville Nov. /, 1850
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Watertown, Mass, May /. 1874.
PROF. u. j. MOOD ALLOW me to attest sle
virtues and magic power I'll so,.r Hair I2sstora-s
tive. Three months since, being exceedingly gray
purchased and soen commenced 10 use two bot
ties, and it soon began to tell, IN restoring tbs
silver locks to their native color, sna the hair
which was before dry and harsh. and falling OF
now became soft and glossy. and i; ceased fal-
Ing the dane!ruT disappeared, and The scalp
lost all the disagreeable itching. annoying Go
fore and now ] not only look but feel yorss
again. Respectfully, yours. etc.
y 3 n IiiAS. WHITEEY
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ALL HALT! 80
somethins Tor the Mfllion
glissse haP r O. F. woo DsSHL
~ nm Rt0 0AIN AnEM n

" Z OAIlL The AIfENINUN OF ALI.
" old and young, to this wonderful pfepa-
ration, which turns back its original celor. srsy
hair-coyers the head Of the bald Nth lsIuri-
ant growth-rtmoves the danditf itching, and
all cutaneous ersiptions--tausss asontinual Sos
Of the natural f,iidss and hehce e us,o as reg
uar dressing for the -hair viii preserve IT'S eelot.
and keepit from falling to eStrtme old age. il
all its natural beauty. We call, then. upon De
bald, the gray, or diseased ia sscaip. II; aud
surely the young viii not, they ralue the tow
ing locks or Hitehing curl. ever lie Without it-
Its praise is upon the tongue Of thousands.
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ON I4YEoN NE BOT LIE
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JOHN PARkE'S
JOhhstOyyN Marble works.

Franklin Street, nesrly opposite the new Mctho
dist Church .JollnAto,xu. Pa - -
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In FAVOR OF TAXING SoMErnh.-Rcv
Mr. Spurgeon takes pains publicly 70 say that
he is not total abstainer, and Ses not be-
lieve ia the principle of total sbsnence from
intoxicating drinks as a beverage He occa-
sionally takes something himself
SoLoxox McCULLouGi, Esa-feeare pleas
ed to learn that Solomon M'CulSgh, Esq. of
Munster, in this county, has beer3p pointed Su-
perintentleut Of Construction OF II Washington
City Water Works, at lisndsousslasy,
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asos.. Johnstosn. Cambria eoun'y,srs-
Oct. 21, 1s51.- 60u - - -
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-02-25
Wtllo aMo @arN(u,s


HE GKEATESr OF THE
sgrcAt ality. sim plicity cAs.h..n AVE
aaspsauon y tne vAnts ofalI eIs.sSs ~ asA :.
luton, SS.p., !. In eyeT ssse3
The praiTios OF Iowa, which
many ccrtiecatss, references o. Ana s.ssiSssi M.
fe, R.,ms Esn.i.ensn whose namos arc tDt,
celebrated Combined GRINDING AMI - b ei9
FIGURING MIL
tot the State Of lows ,weoiier Sts,s T,
aud Shop rights and Y lls lor sale On +. iowasA o.
e pave. Que sS aa.y operation and On saaIS,a
., ano - ss' W advise all to cali ma %aa s',a,
hall h.. not bees told. ancient Queen q sAot. ~
Miliers, farmers, capitalists Ana -.
sns mil presents rare chance Tor M. viii a..
This highly ingsaious aud mu,s "3
iornas Al entire new FEATURE iu the aasd ilna
,nto Hour, AID tho srisadd manner In M
=. work. gr'ndlnx boiling and sspara,i" s,ca ps.
shHis operation into seven different 49,, .he grain ~
aud Fvsd, and thAt within sns1s ~ Qualities q nv
In length ~ four feet in breadth, Al ~ NtniyhrI
twelve bushcss i'oi hour pair III ~ aidiiy ii NJ
Alones oni. ~ lna',esin diainate NM ga bun nil
yertcd ~ single operation iuto .1.NfAla En-
nns Flour, Fine Flour, Miidlings EIIs aud ssDs,
and shorts ANY power being .a,p s.uns, H.
pel u, hom as"vem horse power M ppheaole 10 =,
lhu s',.ii spsea y occupies would no, l. UNI dssis
placed in room with other naeLina,r !. mNvi sbs
amount Of power II requires 10 Prone, y, and the su.I
construction aud operation, niakes 4, Us olouyn
long xltl supersede aud IesoiutIoni,. that a.
ing Mills The mill 10 compact, sni.,a.i Other PIaS,
NOT liable TO get lat Of order. 30 spplasaa and rslt
waufs Of the world, thai eyory saw mi, Il to H.
o oc =. i've shop foundry forge rolling 1ssls.
it walis ecmpots Merchant FlourirsA Wv have VIM
ailY expense q seven hundred dolan "u u " i
4 CAuTioN.-Aii persons in want :, m
sso oaT % s s...s ere advised "
sous are hereby warned from trsspas.lns and Y =
/ Of tho Law. s'A W tae strtS ~
These Mnls wiz 1aAs over fry barrel, ofn
For further particulars Apply 10 ar sad,.
| JACOB WEAVER, u. n.
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FALL AND WINTER CLOTHING
At JOHN JORDAIS

~
A LARGE and varied assortment OF EN- b and
ANoyss Ready made ClOthlnY, smbrac
ing hedtaerentand spprosedstyles, and mad BY
good workmen out ofthe best material.
Fine, medium and common, Union, Beaver, Feu,
Pilot, Petsrsham and Flushing, Bangups, Sack and
paetot yercoats, Cloth, Dress and Frock Costs Of
oiors and qualities Cloth, Cashmere, Sat-.
net, Velvet and Tweed Psntaloons silk, Satin, Va.
lenta Swansdown, Velvet, Plush, Cloth Cashmere,
sstinet, Double and Single breasted Vests. Monkey
Jack els Drawers. UndsFshirts, Hosiery, Suspeaders,
Gloves Cravats srcAieis ,shi Collars Stocks,
Ties Scars, Winchester and Scotts approved Patent
shouidersesm shirts, Umbrelasand sllsrticlssusus.
" kept In gentleman . furnshtng storss, including
Robes de Chambre and Revere vestsand Ovefcoats.
Also, splendid assortment Of uncut Cloths, CASH
meres and vesungs--all Of which will be made up to
orde rinths best manner with promptness, al accom-
nlodating prices, and BY competent y orkmen This
esiablishment isn the monthly receipt ofths latest
Pashionsso thatortersinirussedto them may be re-
iedupon ssbeiug In the BY those who de-
sireit All manner OF plain work and work of gen
teel m ediam prom pity attendcdtoash heretofore.
HATS ofa new sly let Gether with all ofthe com
non kinds constantly on hand.
II o. bscfibe rcon1 dent
Iy hopes to me ritaco nttnnsnce ofthe same.
JOHN JORDAN,
Merohsn Tailonn dol other tstrees, sppaN
site the Steam Mills.
Davenport July I'd Il 65S- vAd-tf.
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rT>HE subscriber q his Steam Planins MIL In
i Moline, Ills, has just pnrchased . large guam
my Of Chicago Lumber, and has made arrange
menn TO supply The demand, which hs will coll Al
wholesale or retail 81 prices that cannot AL 20 give
satisfaction. Also
SASH, DOORS AND BLINDS,
which wiz BE- sold cheaper than the sanae be
purchased elsewhere. His SIDING will be Of the
very bet quality, and his FLOORING cannot be
surpassed, su dressed and ready for In mediate
JOB PLANNING AND SAVING
Done on short notice, to your sstsActioh. Don't
tai TO givehim call. Remember tbs place, head Of
Main and Wells streets, Moline, Ills.
LRyI HUkGEhFokp.
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FELTON, MILL.
.. Q. SH0RHY'1
foundry and Machine worUs

I'Hh proprietor y now prepares % execute 80,
variety OF IN acliasry al shorl notice WI
Superior Steam Engines from Eve 10 ous bn,.,..
horse power; Engines, LAthes, Pials,s, (,ds MN.
and all descriptions OF mill work Also sos s.....
IN the west for the manulactar. Of hetord,s sss
Fdenon Horse Power; superior msehinss for Ia I'M,
pose Intended. We would iGy,s tho s,sssuos a
partissreqairiux shaftng 10 their Adjustable Bss,s.
aud self oillng Boxes, superior 70 sny laur h ~
Particular alienation will be paid TO repsir,ar n.
ehinery, and prompt attention given " Oh ordsn..
We propose 10 execute our work In me best paas.,
and ask portiss requiring machinery or rsulnsra
Msos as with their ordefs. Costing Of all kinds ~
Piled 70 order.
Works ON Third street, oFpesite the C.aa.
burying ground. oaveoport sar VI dvu
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HENRY W.. MORRIS.
AuOfto1o0r,

HENRY w. MOkklS.
AuCt1D1aeo1.
Gsasr& Agent Commission 3 Auction Broker,
Second st. between Perry and Rock island sts,
DayenpOFs, Iowa,
WILL make advances on all tinds of Merehan
W die, buy sell and locate Land Wa rants, and
atisna 10 all kinds Of Real Estate or money trans
actions, Collecting Book and Note Accounts, and
ailkihds Of Commi sson business.
asiefs tothe following persons, BY permission;
swln q Co., bankers, Chicago;
bokee, iEnis CO.,
Iailnan, Powers 4 A'Lssn, bankers, Davenport;
Campbell, Esq,
Dewitt e Marshall, banker, Rhinebsck, NY
RI CaTmSn e. Co., ADDISON, Wis;
stokes Brothers, New York City;
John Savery's Sons, 80 -
L,ske, ketcham Co,
tis,s Wilson d. Co., q
lnmos Wager, ESD, :"
l.. Potter Goa
John ?. Hull, banker Poaghssepsis, y u
Frederick W. Davis, do
Reuben North, do
Joseph &. Harris, 10
Non Charles Y. Ruggies, -
hon. Morgan Carpenter,
Edmund Morris, Esq.,
c oSss F = hsoe pei ESQ., Brdsepof, COINS
I. Augustine Morgan banker st. Paul, M r.;
Shear, Packard Co. Albany, NY.
HENRY w. MORRIS,
Formerly OF Poughkeepsis, Duchess CO., NewYors
davenport Oct ~ 1856 dwtf
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Gbifags.
CAR AND BRIDGE WORKS

UNIUN CAk AND bklDGE WUkAN
EO u NJ ID k n. II
pNloNviLLk,
G H c A G o, N OILS,
MAPS, stills, Brackets, Tsassss, CclasaAs, Ac,t ~
~ the lAiest pAttrrns made to order.
Inform alton ~ 10 prices, Ae,t may be setAneaM ~
the eace OF Stone, Boomer BcyingnA, NO,
pAvenpors,s Block, bavsaPsrt, love.
sioux, 6ooMkR kouTuN.
Muscatiae Journal aud Iowa cry Reporter will
each copy daily rear. and send bi,ito prsPre'cH'
Meete idly
NOTICE.
w 5. MiLLkR, late Of the arm ofAvsy, UphAm
". n Miller {havinx dissolved from thsA concern
% The Is, OF March Last, has formed the new
asm OF MiLlkR 4 ROUNDS, no. ~, South
Wafer street, OHlcAso, and hastax bsen 20 iortao'
ate rs to receive thotr S.f{hg Slsck OF Groceries,
ia ads Of any other House IN their line, induces
taena 10 s6er their stock tor asu cash, a. lower
prices than can be foand ataay other Honsc In the
city,
their stock 10 large, and eatireis new, snd CON
s!sts, Ia part
lo0a Chests Tea e1o0 boxes Glass,
STU bags eeaoe, loco kegs aAlis,
sou Hhds Suxer, $40 Roxes RAisinx,
500 6nla motasses iOl goldfish
2Va SyYap, SO Tlerees Hake.
elso, a splendid assortment of Wooden Ware
ad faskec Motions
| Jase III, -. dly. Miller RQaIAlls.
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N. KENDALL d co.
HAyE 81 their mill the Ieyee, srtsndius Ia
ii Bsoond street, ons Of the lsEx and best a.
sentiments Of LCJMa ETA
in davenport, Thsy have nov ON hand over len
million OF fssI, consisting of
Flooring, drssssd and undrsssed; Siding
Barn Boards, do. Joists, square Tnbei,.
Studs, and 500, 900 II. Of Fencing.
a.. 81 Ia, hey eli b.sr aa.s sG say
tss sans nonsy. Davenport, Dee -, 'sGdv ym
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HoWe ImProved Faaenl
TRIMS 0HrN8Rl

TN .ndsrsigned are proprietors u The above
sei.racs for tho erecsio n i ssil.ss Or Hirhv.y
Bridges OF Any length Of span from 50 feet 10 80 feet
III any part Of the State. As the above Bridge have
been adopted on most oftbe Railroads In the United
States. We deem comment N thar strength dura-
bi lily and cheapness unnecessary, All eonmuntea-
uons upon sho sabjeet viii receive proup, nteutaa
Address, STONE, BOOMER & BoYINGToS,
feb lsdwu Davenport, low.
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Waterman, Sscits r. Co.,
Wholesale Grooers,
FRONT STREET. I'd DOOR EAST OF PKRkY
HAVE Just received from New York, choice
~ ana select assortment OF Groceries, consisting
Teas, Green and Black
Conees, Javs, R!o, Ac.;
sugars, Moisssas and SyTups
spices, In berry and grounds
IotRccos, various brands
&c, re, DC, DC.
Aise choice assortment of Havana ssgsu all at
which We offer 10 the public tbs rsaso ma bio
efms iof eash. Dec 10, 30, dwti
Valuable Property Tor Sale In East Dsyenport
/ EGooD building Lots, also Two story Franc
1yA ou,e and two Lo!a oyerlo9king The Mississip.
p river. Apply 70 1AM'L. GUY, IN last Davon.
port, OF 10 JNo. 4. 0UY or JAS. jordan, ip Dsy.
onpofe auge7df
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II a R RS
Comm ercial College,
DAVENPORT. IOWA

- 49, - - ~
G o M m ercial College,
DAVENPORT, IOWA.
incorporated June "a, 1856.
FACULTY
WILLIAM v, BARR, A, b,
Professor Of Theoretical and Practical Book Keep
iRg and Business Penmgnsnip
JOSEPH C LOPEZ, ESQ
assistant Principal and Teacher in Booa- hse ping
department.
DANIEL L. sHoREY, ksa.
Lecturer Commercial Law,
GEORGE W. sHEIDE, A. hi,
PGoie ssor OF Mathematics and German Language
Inchsrge Of Calculation Department,
The winter course win commence on Dee 10
the new spaItIsnts appropriated expressly TO the
College purposes, on corner OF 81 and Perry streets
in Jscoby's new building. The course will
rrehend every branch taught 81 similar institu-
lions.
Ladiss' Apartment.
One room ~ill be asei twoh 1Ts each day sseia-
sively Is 9 fe male department, in which Penman.
ship and Book Nee ping VII be taught under The
Immediate supervision Of the Principal.
Eysry facility viii be afforded students from
aeon p,.nS ,hs course In de ssof,e. % s,foie
.hs Principal, novaOdtf
LATEST RETURNS
NEW YORK AUCTIONS!
LvsLEE 4 90.
Have received this day lsrgelot Of
DRY GOODS
Ali Of which are to be sold At
GREAT BARGAINS
Among them may be found 500 yards of taose cheap
De 6AE s0.
which have been much suquired for.
500 Wool Long shavls,
so Hrocha Long and square shawls,
100 pr BED Blsnksts,
10 cases Nlsaehed Muslin,
cases Cotton FLANNEL,
case Debass DeLains Robes,
5eases Prints,
lease LsLsiuss,
case French Merino CobuTgs.
10 cases sstiaets, Cassimcrss & Jeans,
with great variety Of Goods, which We will sell at
. very '''''' INV YORK COST.
n noasa's' UNE PRICE,.
House and Lot for sale
A Of ioi for I7J1 years, sitaAted on The bluff, DO
Isssa Brady and Harri:on ssrsst.; Apply to
Aus tsdu orto Eiekoii. isheII ACr
. -
A Nd for sale by Goodrich, Curtis IL Yauts, at
n their warehouse opposite the Railroad Depot,
80 Pirkins Of Butter,
from Chsutsuque County, State Of New YORK, a
ysry supe.- or article. Janl3d2w
yIAZZARD,s Powder, Powder Fissks, Shot Bags
Ill Tubes, wipers, Eiey's Caps ana Wsds.
LIVINGSTON d LOCKWOOD.
NEW 00ODsI NEW GOODS!
lust received fresh supply 81 Groceries, Drugs,
81 Nails Giass, Paints Oils Wood and Willow Ware.
For sale low, wholesale and retail, by
Oct2s ALyUND VAN PATTES.
Wagon for Sale.
4 FIRsT RATE Farm Wagon for ssIs on time, Ap.
- liy 10 toeDidu) r. &. EADs.
fi'HosE wanting q nice Lantern with lheir names
gf0ahd on the glass call At
Oct l4.dxU LIVINGSTON s. LUCK WOoD,E
NEW STORE.
THE undersignedis now receiving and opening cum
piete assortment OF Choice Family Groceries, CONSIST
ng IN part ~ follows 80.
OS. o. 8. II Belchsrs Syrup Molssses, n o. Clarified
Powdered and Crushed sugars No. !, and Maoksrss
Tess good assortment Rio and Java Codee Palm SOAP
Wooden and Willow Ware, Dried Apples and Peaches
stsr and fsiiow Candies Dried Beef, &c, &c.
Also
Pithfofks, Spades, SCOOPS shoyels HOss Rnkes Onion
Hos; and Anything usually found 10 Family Grocery
which determined TO sell for cash eAsap AZ ,6s
eAsaps. Don't forget the pians West side Of Bysdy d,
TIRES doors from the fo-t. ~
ART io-iv-b PARMELE BRo
DnnURo
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-02-25

successors 10 q. w. Barnes,l
New York Harness Store,
Mauutactursxs aaA Dealers in Harnsss, Bri-
dies. saddles, Collars, blankets, %.
XxJE are now manufacturing exten dveIy Coach,
wv Gig aud Team Harness Of she latest style anu
the work ARA nted 70 action o. no sale
disk Just the most extensive assort
ment in the wes,. Blankets In every variety; India
RubberHorse Covers II manufacturer's prices; The
only agency for the sale Of these articles In The
weet.
Ths akful for past fsyors and hoping = continue
tion OF the same, We latter ourselveswe can please
all in want of articles in oar line
LoGUE & NEWRY,
Cd 8 doors East Of Brady,
oet3d SO dtt Davenport, lows