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The Nevada journal., 1857-06-19
Garden Seeds.

HAVE received Fresh Lot of Garden Seeds, growth
l. OF 1856 warranted good either by the paper ID
apl7 JOHN LARK b Main street.
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i. d. O. f.

The regular meetings of OUST0M4H LODGE, No
16 will be held every Tuesday evening at the Hall
on Pine street, (Kidds new bulding)
SAML CONNEL, NJ G.
]. B. vANHAGAN, Sec'y. nov2l-tf
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New Boot 4 Shoe Store.
On Commercial st.

- MAYERS having purchased an entirely new
y stock of Boots, Shoes, Brogans Rubbers ke &c
consisting of every necessary TO form a
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-02-16
THE DAILY GAZETTE.
uJISeFIIANEODS.
Pulpit GRAVITY.

i A minister Was preaching to large
congregation in one Of the Southern
States, on the certainty Of future
judgement. In the gallery sat col
ored girl, with a white child in her
arms, which she was dancing up and
down with commendable effort, to
make baby observe the proprieties Of
the place. The preacher was too
much in his subject to notice the oc-
casional noise Of the infant; and at
the right point Of his discourse, threw
himself into AMI interesting attitude,
q though he had suddenly heard the
frat note Of the trump OF doom, and
looking towards that part ofthe church
where the girl with the baby in her
arms was sitting, he asked, in alow,
deep voice:
What is that Ihsar2"
Before he recovered from the orator
ical pause 30 as to answer his own
question, the colored girl responded,
in q mortified tone OF voice, but loud
enough to catch the ears OF the entire
congregation:
Il don'no. 50, ] spec it is dis here
chile; but indeed %, ! has been doin'
al | could TO keep him from 'sturbin
you"
|. is easy to imagine that this un-
expected reioinder took the tragic out
Of the preacher in the shortest time
imaginable, and thatthe solsmnity Of
that Judgement day sermon was not
little diminished by the event.
Another instance, equally 0oniouR-
ding to the minister, happened, we be-
Ieys in Richmond, Virginia. A large
congregation had assembled to hear
q stranger OF some notoriety. Soon
after he had introduced his subject,
the cry of"fre. FIRE" in the street very
much disturbed the congregation, and
many were about to retire, when an
elderly lay brother rose and said.
"N the congregation will be com.
posed, I will step out and see if their
Is any fire near, and report"
The congregation became composed,
and the minister proceeded. Taking
advantage OF the occurrence, he called
attention to a fire that wonld consume
the world!--a fire that would burn for
ever in the lake that is bottomlsss;
and had Just concluded sentence OF
terrible import, and not without mani.
fest impression on his audience, as if
in Fat denial ofall he had said bawled
out:
"Hsa false ala,m,"
The effect was ludicrous in the ex-
treme. The old man had returned;
but his inopportune response spoiled
the force Of the eloquent appeal from
the pulpit, and even the preacher
could scarce refrain from joining in
the universal smile that passed over
the congregation.
Rev. Mr. 8. was preaching in one
ofthe methodist Episcopal churches in
this city, and there was in attendance
good old Methodist brother, very
much given to responses when not ex.
aetly appropriate, but they were al
ways well meant. The preacher usu.
ally lucid, was rather perplexed, and
felt it himself He lsbored through
his first part, and then said;
Brethren, have now reached the
conclus ion Of my first pointl'' ,.',
.'l'hank Godl" piously calculated
the old man who sat before him, pro-
foundly interested; but the unexpect-
ed response, and the suggestive powe-
Of it, 90 confused the preacher. that it
was with difficulty he could rally
himself to continuance OF his dis
comse.--Nethodist Protestant.
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ArHRI1I1na occuRlKHcE,

The principal accident OF the day
occurred when the ice commenced
moving at two o'clock. Apparently
gorge had broken loose below, for the
frozen masses rushed down the stream
with great rapidity. A level cake OF
ice, stretching nearly from shore to
shore Just across the track otthe Gov
ingtona ferry, had induced many per-
sons to cross; it lay motionless, and,
ut the moment when the mass was
again borne along the surface Of the
stream, twsnty-four persons, one Ct
whom was lady, were upon it. The
lady was bsing conveyed from this
side to Covington, in the skitf men
toned above, the party who were
near the edge OF the large cake OF ice
at the moment it commenced moving.
They ran rapidly forward, bnt it was
impossible to cross the broken ice
that Iay between them and the shore.
A hush Of silence pervaded the thous-
snds who crowded the banks on each
side Of the river, and the hurricane
decks ofthe boate, as the party made
. pause as if in despair. at length
the men made up their minds, and
turning back, made for the Cincinnati
side. Nearly the whole width Of the
river had 10 be crossed upon a tioat-
ing ice! Their situation was made
more precarious by the fact that the
large held Of ice they were upon,
yielding less readily than the broken
fragments to the impetus OF the strsam
was attacked as it were by the latter,
and every moment portions oft were
broken of. Some of the men who
had been near the skitl; left it and its
tenants to their fate. This brought
down upon them indignant cries from
the spectators. The party rushed
rapidly on and reached the shore
amid the loud and continued cheering
of the multitude. The lady showed
no sign Of fear in this trying.situation
She kept her seat without q scream
or an exclamation, and, when landed,
walked up the landing as steadily o.
Aas- .ss u
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DEATH oE A BALTIMORE MILLION
AKE.--Moses Sheppard, who died in
Baltimore, on Sunday last, leaves q
fortune ofnearlya million dollars, the
greater part of which he dsvotes to
public benevolent purposes. Mr..
Sheppard began life poor boy, hay
ing been born somewhere, he scarcely
knew where himself, in the neighbor-
hood OF Philadelphia. He went to
baltimore in the year 1900, and as a
friendless, bare footed errand boy, en-
tered a grocery establishment,in which
he ultimately became clerk, then q
partner, and afterwards conducted the
busin IS for many years on his own
account, retiring in the meridian Of
life with princely fortune. As a
business man, he was distinguished
fer his indektigable energy and per-
severance, as well as for rigid honesty
and fair dealings with his tellow-man.
He had few educational advantages,
but strong natural good sense. lie
belonged to the Society Of Erie nds.
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nv SANDERS & BROTHER.

ii she had just stepped from the ferry
boat. She was a married lady resid
ing in Oovington, we desired to men
ton her name, but she requested us
not to do SO. The men who rescued
her were John Waddle--to whose
coolness her safety was chiefly owing
John Shinkle and Nicholas Mound.
Gin. Gdz.
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PIANO FDRTES.
'EMERUlDERfEs

EM MENAJlOEAk60.
A LAGGE arrival from aucti0a-makiAs our
a stock ths largest and cheapest In .hs city. Be
sure TO call at &% h@& WAUoWonpa ~
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(1oTo -.
" july % ALvoRn & VAN PtTTENs
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Boots aao Sboes.
THE SHOE TRADE.

IIAYIgG increased our HsciiitIes for maaunlctat.
in9 and dealing In Boots Shoes and Leather, the
andersSned successors 10 s. G.. Dawson & Co., offer
TO be citizens ofDavenport and vicinity greater IN
ems nts than to bay ibelr boos and Shoes OF
Them Our retail stock hereafter will always con
tain every description Of goods wanted by people
We aso are making extensive preparations ior
Whoiesaieihg boots aud Shoes, and We inyite coai-
Try dealers 70 cali and examine our stock and prices
Gst IL determination TO sell on a5 good tefms s
they can be purehaseiin ST. Lsais or Chicago.
DAWSON, GRfGGs IL CO.
net@s Brady al, door from 20.
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Stores, StOUeS,
MULTIPLIED By slows,

AND THH ANSWEM - ST0VES!
LTHQUGH We cannot Keep on hand ssme 2000
are, we sell SO cheap and 30 good article Of
Stoves thst II becomes difheut 10 sspply the de-
ma t new .npp 9. s,ga. ear: have srse
ngemsnts 90 as 10 be able supply issr
demands ofsl, be the same MORE OR LESS.
so after looking around among all the "OsE Is
HORSE" stove shops In this city, TO no purpose,
cons to sag EI e1=#
Twitchell 4 0illstts,
1 he only Stove Emporium In the wesi, and buy q
stoce asiss stovs. In our prices, for chsapness,
we defy all compeutton--eysry article esrrssssd, ,
md if not satisfactory, we refund the money. Among
Forest Oak, for wood or Cesl; the Climax;
Black Diamond, for coal; 1he King Of
Stoves and Governor, elevated ovens.
All kinds of Parlcr, oniee and Heating Stoves
Tin and Copper Ware On hand at all sumes, Roof.
Ing, Joboihg, &c. done to order.
Brady Street, nearly opposite the 2. o.
Feb 4-dif as #APDAVENPORT, IOWA.
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Millinery and Dress Making

Brady Street, over Hr. Jssoby's Drug Store :
Ttss RRNWICk respectfully Informs the ladies Of
Nl Davenport, Rock Island aud vicinity that she has
nst returned the East with the newest styles tor
fall aud winter Mllinary, Mauties aud. Dressee--
Mstaers from the country be Supplied with pat
tcrns- Sha has also select assortment OF Trimmings
ami Materials for Maakaes and Dressss. "a
Brady street, bstwsea Sscosd and ihird,iup stsirs
oct 49, 44yga a5 - &, t3 ss. .el+ 4sH
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WOODEN PUMPS!

f[HEnbscriber is now ready 10 furnish WOODEN
PUMPS to order, Of any length or capacity
These Pumps made that wai.r will mot frseas In
then. Warranted to work we'll for one year, Aaus.
duct logs furnished to order.
orders may be left the efOe of D. L. shorsy, Esq.
sth the subscriber at s place Of business 8 G
shoreys Msehipe Shop. "a. SAokEx
paySuport Nov dwtf : : u
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Glotbina.
New Goods! New Goods!
Il ID w ARD ALDEN.
.Nerch0Ast Tailor,

sHeb'cnNht 10tSO1',
Wholesale and Retail Dealer in n
~ q y M ade Clothing,
eiotns, cassimeres, vestings, Cents Yuxnish
mg foods and Tailors TyimninRy.
yass returned ftom TIE with ons Of thsi or.
sest and best selected stocks Of goods ever osrsf
or sale m this Market consisting In part of ~ in
iagsrtlcies; pe''" ne soaio"-
BROADCLoTHs.
a,sds s4san sad Anerssh, Of Tie anss,
CASSfMERES.
Engsilsa, fIsnsL and American, of every variety Of
VESTINGs.
y hite Aarseiiles, Matala sse, Viii Loaden Riyux
81 iinsei and Colored Sinks, Fancy and PInn Blk
diae Satin, italian cloth, SILK Plush, and Fancy
OVERCoATING.
Black; Riueand Brown Broadcieth Union Whine.
ahd filot Cloths, Fancy, Blue, Brown and Mulberry
Castor Beaver, canada mixed and satars OF ne Is.
iest imports lS u II, -.
READY-MADE
and falmas. Proek and Dress Prock Coat. n ali
Cashmere and Valencia Vests, Casmett, Satinett,
Bse.sin paats; Den'nahd Guernsey FrocKa. Wrap
FURNISHING GOODS.
hickory, calico, White plain linen corded and p.,,.
iahey eoiored Shirts, With coIs m 1, And pol
ggsilso.ass gi,a1 srang Dorsey, corded Byron, pol
- = V9'iats, week ilss stocks fancy and and piain
sfhshlss dloHes-EhIte, black aud eoiorsd ktd hn-l
Al eackr ciosN, fR raeid, Aberdeen Berlin,
mon and Germsn and Fur Gauntlets; wool. nsyi.
aoand cotton Hosai white and fancy linen and riIk
T'n''"idArsd issnb's wool, white and
tsls t.lNea , lna ifE ~ta1 Wrappers sad Drawers
" COZ s,teas, scsf;s, .dnfiers. Gents shawls and
= e =! t,i4s Snotsas Carpet Sacks, and ali ether
tnSles u,,aatts sept by The trade, all OF whi.Ha
especially 7eh~it'ad % the examination OF c1s
iaEiers. - -
AHesfif Gait VIII seafo choice selections. HA
- .. .E5F. EDWARD ALDEN.
eoi'a .trset, opposite Leoiaire Row, Davsnport,
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professional CARDS.


rBro. GuKLfcH. }. w. STEWART.
GIJELICH s. STEWART,
Attorneys and Counssllors a. Law, Notarses
Public, &c.
Conveyancing, Investigations Of finss, Payment
of Taxes, Loaning and Investment OF Money, and
all other regular business promptly st'enaed 70.
Onioe on "a ~, Ia Atkinson,s Block, opposite the
LeCisfre Row, x,r ,out.
scp4 DIFF DAFhNrohI, OWn.
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NEW TIN STORE.
fINHk subscribers have just opened . store en- Hnr
i rison between Third and FOURTH streets, where
uiey intsnd manufacturing and keeping eoustantiy
on hand all kinds Of tuS=a aH# 3 45
Copper, Tin and Sheet Iron Ware,
Particular attention. paid to Roofing, spouting and
JCbbfng. Country merchants can rely upon being
supphso With Tin ware at Wholesale prices.
Rags, old copper lead, &c., taken 10 exchange FOL
goods. IAIl6dul GRANTEES BILL.
.vOttce.
'JNHR subscribers have this day entered into CO.
i pas;uersLip in the Merchant Tailoring business,
under do nsms Of A. CASTkEL & CO., asd will
carry on The business at the old stand, where MAJ
se fou1d fresh assortment Of
New 0md 4eanona bic G00dA,
70, Gentlemens wear, and made mp 10 order in the
latest styles. We have on hand large assortment
of the best made Furnishing Goods, consisitng OF
all varieties Of az eHs 81 ze-. gea .s.#
Shirts, Uudsrshirts, Drawers, Stock Ties, era.
vats, Gloves, Mitts, Socks, Buspendsrs,
Braces and everything In this line, for sale 1t low
mark. Give us . call. a, ST. .5.Ia raaz rH'a
A. CAS- fEEL,
GEO. LATIMkH.
Davenport, Oct rs, 80 % nov lNf
Potash AND OnLURI BE LIME
Fer sale By ALV0RD VAN PAITkN.
Vuno
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Rnra ESlaMD.
H. A. Porter & Bro,
The Old Pioneer Baker, ! stiIl ahead!

. y
'hE subscriber has recently Made extensive prop
Earations for the manufacture of satter, Sugar,
10 ston, Soda, ric Me- Water and Oyster Crackers,
Piles Bread, &e, &e., together with q good assart
me III OF Losl Bread, Cakes and Rusks. #ss
have also purchased the Patent EisGt for Scott
conaly, for the tnsns taetufe OF trrtn + f'aui's -
PATENT LOAF BREAD,
made by Machinery. The advantages claimed for
this processoi asing dread, these, ihe Bread IL
more uniform In quality, and handsome in appear !.
M, il is ueh whittier aud even, kee ps IN uah
longer without beeoang stale, and to many persons
i, Not objee aonsbie when q week old, Is cuts as
ha isome the finest French roll, II goes farther,
6pa into families who have new
used Bakers Bresd before. ! shall continue to
run Bread Wagon as heretofore. In Offering the
abaye articles on ters hch cannot Tail 70 give en-
tlrs satsfscton, hope 10 be able to supply all who
may faysf me with their patronage. Thankful for
same All orde re from lse country promptl attend
cd to. DANIEL MOORE,
Pioneer Bakery, Front Street, one square shove
HOIrows q PrettynaR's Steam Mills.
Davenport, May ~, ls56-da
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SAMUEL PERRY

~N@ &SA NNF""H -Is&A1IoTs
As Oh ashd ars~ md full assoYtn an 1 az r,a,.s
L and Eisglish GIoshss, Czs,imeres Ana 49,
saiIaois fof the season, which he will make I'M "a
70 nea sure on AAors nosce and reaso ma bieteyrp
READY MADE CLOTHING.
- .ti az kinds f9f spring and summer wear which
viii oasold Asehsap asthe cheapest - '-@-l
fURAiSHINH E0ODS.s y
4 good supply ofeyeyything necessary 10, ..n,,.-
9iau'a Sardrobs. spring style 81 RSass.
1aPst aruslks. sasitGex, &C. -, =
F's. Woniijnv3s1 al out to puyebasa ~aoas
~ me sooFe ilne 10 give call belore
eiseWherc- Ona price onfy. No trouble 70 shoT
sss same. saHIIEI pE nSv 1eo
Davenport April Il 1855 - p
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StoDts
BUY YOUR STOVEs
AT THE
aRKAT wEaTkga CINCIaHATI
s II O " e s r O e E !
And Tin Ware Mandatory,
Wholesale and Retail.

"HKKE wiilaiways be found one of the beslAs,
w sortmants of stoves, Tin Plate, Sheet Iron
Wire, ,Japanned Ware, lin, Sheet Iron and Copper
Warein this city. Among lis assortmsntof
= + OV 4 5
are the celebIated Climax and Charter Oak Cook
Stoves, coal or wood; Al q full and complete IS
sortmens Parior, Box and Heating stcvss, kievatei
Qua to mention. Our motto d, quick Sales and
Small Profits Good work, ell warranted no ss.s;
one dollar savsdis dollar 20 med; and BY calling
FL this Stove Store yon Will save I, and get Just
good an article as NJ sny 6Iher house.
Particular atte alton paid TO House kooAng, Spout .
ing and Job Work 10 general out Of good Tin and
stock hoping 70 receive share Of the public pat
rouage BY this motto: sQuiek Sales and Small
Profits fSepOl u, i. HORNk.
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RowAas DARLINGTON. VIZ. hrsEr DAHLiSsroH
n. DARLINGTON & CO.,
A TO II N EYS AT l. A W,
DAVENPORT, IOWA.
Once, corner of Main and Second strsets, oppo'
site Lee iaire House.
Collections made and prssssds promptly remitted
b. ali parts OF tho Uhiie1 staies
Eastern Exchange for sale in sums to suit appii
eants!
Money 10 loan on long or sb ert time.
RErERENCkS.
p. Gibson, Esq, Cash'r: haIk 81 Baltimore.
w Townsend, Esd {" Bank ofCheasr go,
c Wsst Chester, Pa,
Horr,s & Joaes S Co, philad elphis,
Hoopes b. Tow8segd,
p Woodward n Cos, Bankers, chicago,
ns,hy a Bxrk edals, ~ 1t Louie
UrHR Clarke. Sec. Americs hs %. do
r. f. Lssch a Co, ruubuTg,
Day Mstlaek, Cinet nEsu,
MctfTagof, L.Awes Hisksnor5, DsVebphis
Kdwn Smith, kfQ, q"
Nov " SO dwhls .-- .
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NEV FALL MIkLI0&1y

NEv FALL m1LLlME1y
Just RECEIVED AT THE
PARIS AND NEW YORK WHOLE.
SALE AND RETAIL
NILLIN ERY ST0RE.
CORNER or BRADY AHn 7HaRD sFKssIS, pAvsspoAT
THE subscriber takes plsasHss In informing the
L Ladies' or Davenport Rock Island aud vicinity
that he has juss returned from New York With .
splendid assortment Of Bt4 4 sif4sf ~ E.
Mil1ineFy, EmbfoidsFy ond FANCY
4 G2Ooo0ss R4-t8 t& 81
Our stock Of Bonnet. and Sash Hibbons, brocadea,
striped and plaid black and colored Velvet
Ribbons, Silk Velvsts, satins, Silks,
French Flowers. Feathen,
Straw B0nnets, 40,
ts The larqsst aad bsst br0sgAt to this marka.
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1totsts. Saloons, &c.

m ! JCNJ i Il IIO
Conner of Harrison and Pront streets, one square
below the steam paekstand Ferry Landing
T. HUMPHREY & CO., Proprietors.
xNJOULD respectfully announce 20 thsar hastefn
w friend. and the public generally that they have
purchased Ibis
Large New Hotel
and added more than one-hait 70 its loImer siae,
couse arc prepared 30 render the stay OF saetts
pleasant. they ~tl aim to inertia continuance OF
Inc patronage 60 nDsraliy bestowed upon .thh
Ia tofo n. This house is OF the most pleasant
10 ca items ia Davenport, commanding view Of the
liver. Of RooK Island city and Of old Fort Arm
fsb2 n
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The Only Genuine Machine
Was Patented Nov 9Th, 1853.
BEWARE OF INVITATIONS.

Wisner's Patent wash Tub.
frHB undersigned offers for sale the right 10 make
sell and use the ab ve uaRed popular tubs in
s me of the best counties in Iowa, This Is rare
chance for energetic men To make money. As Mis-
territory Is selling rapidly, persons who thtak OF
embsIkinS In the enterprise Will do well 10 apply
soon. |, p. COATES.
ONCE, Nos Commercial Butidings, entrance a.
Brady st. -- Dae27d.m
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cx G. w. KsFAER
nAHAM & X EPNEh,
rorvardine and Comnission 4erc chanM,
sd h,JHkONS,NEW BLOCK, PRokfsIHHhi.
Davenport, Iowa.
orasr, solicited for tho purchase OF 6rain' Flour
WaoI and ProdGe generally. IL s@@
-REFERkNCIs-
Barrow. g. prs'sS msni ma BIZ, n1syspo'' pl.'
Springer, harbsugh d Co., Piitsourg, Fs''
Ipps.nh e, Elder, St. Louis, Mo-,
MaBriJs Hammer, Cissinnati, Ohio,
r.. Mccoy & Sons, Lisbon, ,ob,,
D. 4 p. Msponsid 4 Co., Weisvils,onio'
Moaian MAJ rtin, a, o
George Wsiis, o.,... IS
aasssy 4 6inslsiI !,
James Grahxua. New Garden, /.
Merchants geaeraily, salem,
FAR sISS-du
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CITY HOTEL,
Corner of Third and Perry Streets,
ACKLEY q oLMsTEAD, Proprietors,
r1sHE updsrsigned would respectfully inform theit
/ friends and the paDiic, thai they nave thls ass
ooened tho ClTY HoTEL Tor the reception Of strah,
gers and travellers. il saa psen entirely fsmoasIe3
and newjy furnished The location IL central ana con-
venient aud no effort the part OF the rfoprlelofs
shall be wanting contribute to The comfort o'theif
patrons. ,,.,,,,esos.
Rrtehsiye ST BLING with careful and aNehti'
,is,s slwnv.in Attendance, Also a large yard COR
bsc.ed for the accommodation OF Farmers, oe;
Ayhaye OF pu oc patronsae srespectfaily soiiclsd'
"6f ACkLEY 4 oLMsfkAD'
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NEW YORK iOTEL,
p.rri.on hetweeu Front and Second Streets

HarrisOn, between Ffont and cooohu 1tfeosSi
Oae square below the Ferry Landing
DAVENPORT. IOWA
J.KIEFHR, Proprietor.
This House Is one NJ TIM s<ost pleasant ioeatiVu.
CON m andiug auo view Of tho Mississippi riysr ana
sneE I.,a.I jan22 dti
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nr ! OLsHAUSEN,

pr,y. OLsHAUSEN,
phv,ician, Surgeon and Assoneh"r'
pgkItlk Aseoud Street opposite the
- PsunsyiVania House
DAVENPORT, oWA-
Gov II ,lsA-dIy
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r. &. Campbell,
Attorney and counssller ct Law
Man, causrsuty on hand loan real sr ps5sonai
s.uriiy long or short time; Eastern EXCHANGE hoakh.
All I Mites discounted Notes and Mortgages oeosLt
Del Is coieatsi paid and ell law euaiaess psoDp'
an GUIDED 70 IL the State and U. :. Courts
--Hef0 reneos-
ls5ry h Oowles Esq N. Y. City, Hsury swim, Esq fo'
/. onsie, II T. Hon Eiward u Gowies Cay, Henry
u ,xsb,o,n ESQ, Hudson, Y, Hon. II hussiss, 70
.casie, n J, Exsov. Washington Hunt, LoSSpoi', foi
) h Istss, PGkeepsis 7.
oiboo corner Main and second Streets, opposte LIE
air. uo.s. "a doc. May l7-diwu
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-02-16

SPECIAL INVITATION.
We would particularly invKe ths Ladies 10 call
and examine our beautiful assortment Of SILK, SILK
and Straw mixed, Satin and Velvet Bonusts 81 the
newest Paris styles, dark and white tdmmed Straw
Boonets, infants smbSoad cred Hoods and locky
Caps, dc. 84aHg.l @aE. E5}asl 81 tH3I .sssat /.
Bsnnets of every description made to order, and
warranted TO please. MAlinsrs supplied with Pat
Wholesale. = s- .yr4
NIB. straw Bsnneu blssched, pressed and alter
ed Marking and Stamping fos al kinds Of smbrot-
del y and brrdtnx dcne TO order At short notice.
W.B, NICHOLS,
cor. OF Brady & ID sts, Davenport, 10.
Sent, Both. 1885. r.f 4,sH SAN - + 49,.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-02-16

NUTIJL,
THE partnership hers tofore existing under hahs
Of Dawson GrigSs Co. Is this day dissolved py Ia'
tual consent, Maria b. Dawson retiring HoiA the e"h
osrn Thebusinsss will hereafter be e0ndu.tea ~ ue
undersigned under the MANS and style OF nsw
Ctigss Co., who will settle all claims AZ anst tle ON
firm. (pUvtvl Rgl t #s % - r11.i,CS
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-02-16
Dentists.

&. GOO ID fS Z IL,
Dental Surgeon.
on,e On Brady street, east side, al door below
Third street,
,..ns7s,, DAVENPORT, IOWA.
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Mississippi and Missouri Railroad
& ssa e1

nNand AFTER Monday Dec, ist, lesG, aud anti
farthsT notice Trans VIII leave Davenport, Tor
uscatine and owa City sundays sKcepted) as fol-