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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1857-02-11

70. We tender our thanks TO those Of subscri-
bers who have come forward and paid up their aear
ages. But many have not made it convenient to call
upon u.s. anl as we cannot call upon them, we shall Of
necessity, have TO employ agents the constables
in the several neighborhoods, to whom we must pay
commissions, and we hope our demands will BIO met
with so much prompincss that other expense will
be incurred very little reflection will show 10 all
who are il arrears that the Printer have money,
and especially does he need il at this season Of the
year we hope therefore, that payments will not be
unnecessarily delayed.
~ We have made out the accounts Of oil Of our
subscribers who are in for than one year,
aud forwarded them either enclosed in the paper or BY
letter. Most IL those residing IN this county, If they
do not come 10 town themselves, will have an oppor-
,uniiy Of sending By their ncghhors the amount due.
during February court week all Others send by
null ii our risk. Unless this notice is generally
piled WITH necessities will compel u.s. Immediately
afst court, to commence collecting ly agents.
We DO not feel al liberty TO dun those who are IL
arrears for less than year, hut these will see, by
reference terms, that eafy payments will save
them City cents each.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1857-02-11

READ Tm4-Kenfucky alone in 4 single
year. says the Louisville Journal. loses more
property ihtn the CarOlinas. Georgia, Ala.
bama aud Mississippi do in ten. Yet there
are No dlsnnlonisis IN Kentucky. No man
here looks to disunipn as means IL giving
greater security TO slave property, but on the
contrary. n preliminary step TO driving all
such property turtle, South. II Mafyauders
kent1ckiahs. Mis.uurians. aud Mestrn
ylrginians find no sufficient cause for dis.
.alution 10 ilir grievance, bat an the contrary
view III increase - ntr among many causes
for adhcring to tie Uninn. WY should Tie
ulher Southern slaves State take mr. ptculiar
mislortunss - much ), hratts We do not
be- trir sympathy. Still les 10 We need
their advice 10 instruct o. how Ia understand
our peculiar interests. Pur motives II their
avn they wan, disunion and, well aware ol
The want II .ympaihs ~ lie part u uary.
laadefs, kenigekians. abd Mis.uurians either
~ feeling OF interest With their plot, they are
pefpetually reminding ~ d nnr own peculiar
grievance, but without showing how Il il 10
be alleyialel by tie success uf thr.i jtslnion
srhems.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1857-02-11
The Adjournment.

The General Assembly Of this Stale adjourned sine
ne Oh Wednesday morning last. Al oelock after
session Of eighty daysi having passed thity-iour
public acts, one bundled and four private acts and
ity.ihrcc resolutions the captions u Ill o. which will
be found in our preceding columns.
Tie ON g,snung aid to the Cape Fear and Deep
River. Navigation Company, was die most important
IL the business len unfinished. Il had passed the
senate. spptopratins 100000, condition tina, in
dlyiduals should subscribe sl5o.00o. Several mem-
bers urged with great ability and force ,e passage Of
the bill, bat il opposed quite as strongly. ar.
Dlfgan offered an smendmeni that pTson who bad
been contractor OF director should be employed
superintendent. which va. adopted. NJ Cotton Of
ierej an amendment, plosidng that the State should
make advances only 10 equal shares with individuals;
when $4,000 i subscribed By individuals, the State
shall subscribe an equal amount. This amendment
was adopted. but Afterwards stricken out. The volts
were ye1s %, nays 81. The I'll being titus lost,
motion was made reconsider, aud the debate ON the
bill resumed i appca from the debate that the
state hls expended some $3.50 .000 and Il argued
that The state should 10, now withhold assistance AZ
The ri'k Of losing al tia, she hal e4Prndei On the
other hand ], arsued that The work not prae
,icale Il any Reasonable amount 81 outlay. and
therefore opposed The Pfoeeed,ngs uPea the bill
were 60, short b the eppfaarh q one O'clock. the
haur fixed for The adjournment u the Legislature,
and il vas thefei,se len an5us tie unfinished busi-
ness
Tie Rockingham CoalG.ld IN aaslail On the tale
ii The senate. and Therefore io.i.
4 bll to incorporate the Hllsbofoush Savings IN
s,tuiion passed tho Senate but !, sppea. that i
not acted 81 il lie House.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1857-02-11

why NASKEEN WgNT Orr % FASHION.
the days 81 our grandlatilrrs there was nolhing
- fashionable Tor summer wear a. Naukecn.
No gentleman would be seen abroad Drat home
IN dress u which hi, material did not 90
70 the making Of portion; and as We ever
hxed thf fashion % questions % male costume,
The mode was adopted IN France. aud English
nlnkeeDs threatened to,lrive all French n,ii.
ulatiared articles lnr summer wear out IL The
market Louis XIV. however, sdrmnnhted
tie difficulty he ordered al exeeolioners and
iheir assistants to peflorm their terrible office
ii 30 other dress bui one u Nankecn. THIS
rendered Tie material " Infamous Il aud many
man WIN deserved 70 be hanged, discarded
tic suit because similar one was warn BY
the man whod,d the hanging. 50 Mrs. Turner,
The prisoner, being executed, IN The trign 81
James I. 10 yellow starched raa, put To-
death The fashion Of wearing them.
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HILLsBoRoUGH, N. @.
wednesday, February III, 1857.

ar Our subscribers in Aamance are reminded that
Thomas Webb, Esq, who regularly attends the courts
in Graham, il our agent aud win receive payments for
the Recorder and give receipts.
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In.nne As,luln.--1he ealler.

Insane ksyiuni.--11e editor. Of the STANDARD
have favored - With PanPhie, copy d the Reports
81 lie Board d Directors and Tho superintendent d
The A,ynn Tor ,he Insane Of North Caroline ior 1856.
From this rfpon !, appears that there were admitted
sner The opening 81 tls institution ia February iasi,
50 maies aud 81 females. ~ these, 10 have btea
ether discharged elopel, Or died. Recovered, males
aad female. Much improved. male. and female
Improved, gmiles sna : females. Died. 2 male..
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Sad oceurrcnce.--ws lean tl.t ,ery ne

sad 0rtnrrcnce.--we learn that very mel
au,hoy occurrence uanspirsd IN the eastern pir n
til county ls.t week. &c. Wills : Jones retired TO
lei . about o'clock frtlay night, boz il appears
that som hsr hc "a Up and went 10 mill pond near
BY Prom The tracks tii, II is supposed tbs, be ifst
attempted isdtoRn himself bot beng good swimmer
BIZ Involuntary eilosls saved him ifom ihai be then
went lille iesei down. where j, appears. i,ola ,ago
pool Of blood len, that he cut IL. throat. and afer
wandering shout lllle. plunged into the water. lie
wss missea On saiutds, morning, bul u. body was
not fund until sunday morning. lie was youug
man, abaut - years d age was in good cifcum.
siinces, hgi had me. With some pe5uniaty Losses
which distressed BIZ mind, and i i supposed was The
cause d BIS committing the fssl aei.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1857-02-11

o.. Resolution in favor Of Jos. Clarke.
e8. Resolution in favor Of 'Thos. II. Willie.
90. Resolution in favor Of j. Nj. LovejOy.
so. Resolution in favor of p. IL. Dozier.
81. Resolution concerning the Executive
mansion.
SO. Resolution authorizing the Literary
Board to change the debt due them from the
State into State bonds.
So. Resolution authorizing the Governor
to furnish the Departments Of the General
Government with the Acts of Assembly.
"a. Resolution in favor Of Sarah Charlton.
IS. Resolution in favor of Samuel VIII
lams & Son.
Sc. Resolution concerning Henry Trout
man. ,. ,
81. Resolution concerning the Geological
Cabinet. ITO be kept by the State Librarian,
who is allowed therefor $50 year,
ss. Resolution giving the principal clerks
of the two Houses Sl25 extra.
50. Resolution concerning the statue q
Washington. [Goyernor to contract with
Mr.. Hubbard for the bronze statue Of Wash
ington.l
40. Resolution in favor Of Lemucl Will
kerson, A. {, Murdoch and Hurdle & Hur-
die.
Al. Resolution authorizing the Public
Treasurer to borrow money.
40. Resolution in favor Of Frank n. Rob
erts and r. NJ. 0rrell.
43. Resolution requiring the Secretary Q
State to furnish the clerks and sherifis witt
copies of the Revenue law.
A. Resolution concerning the Secretar,
Of State. IAuthorizes Mr.. Page, deputy, Z
countersign grants in the name Of his prin
pal.
As. Resolution in favor of James Roberts
AZ. Resolution requesting the asslstan
clerks to collect and arrange the records 0
their respective Houses.
A.. Resolution increasing the fees Of n,
Governors private secretary.
4s. Resolution in favor Of the doorkeepers
40. Resolution in favor OF b. IL. stanmire
50. Resolution in favor Of b. Hcnline,
81. Resolution in favor Of jas. Blount.
81. Resolution in favor Of w. Watson.
IS. Resolution in favor Of ". J. Savage.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1857-02-11

IN impofian, error, il appears, occurred in tie en-
rolled hli ehariering lhs chsaw and coaI6sd Rail.
road. The capital was fSed At s20OOooO, lha COM
pany 10 bs orgsnltl when $500 600 wa. psidin such
sas The nienion q the iranra u the bill hut y ms.
take inslrAa u $780, COO. lie sum Of $s0ooooo vas
substituted throughout the ball The to ie Paid in
before organizing. This By some i considered As IA.
I'll d Tie pfejeei.
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.9,.oiher Fatal Msfdke.-0n TUESDAY last.
DIR. ARNOLD, in the course Of his attendance
upon little b,y Of Nj. John Etkhart. aged
about five years. left prescription which
was taken 10 the dug store kept BY Ernes,
Letter, who compounded the prescription,
but IL stead d pat,lng in,u i portien Of
chloride Of potash, as directed, put inio il a
quantity Of cyanuret Of potash, deadly poi.
snn. There was alsn added 10 the mixture
some lenon sirup. winch made The compound
still more deadly. as its addition set free the
hy,lroceanic acid, making a poison more
deadly than s.ryehine. 4 teaspoon lull 81
tins mixture was administered 10 the child
in The evening. but il is supposed he spit il
out. The next morning the boy was al break
fast, aud ate with good appetite. After
breakfast the mother remarked there was no
use paving for medlrine Unless they used IL.
and gave tie child teaspoon lall. aud i fell
and died III a few minutes thereafter. DR..
Arnold, being Immediately sent Tor. came and
tasted some Of the mixturc. when he immcdi.
ately felt such distressing symptoms that.
with the bnttie ~ his ptis.es,inn, lie FASTENED
to the drdg store aud tpus powerful emetic.
lie was So greatly Frustrated a. {" be unable
10 reach his house. aud was carried aone on
a seitee. Mr.. l.efirf, The apnilircary. when
the medicine was brought back TO his shop
by Dr.. Arnold. asserted il was harmless, aud
immediately drank portion 81 Il, and 10
three minutes after was corpse. Tie was a
German by birth, about inriy year, o. age.
aud lra,ss wife aud family. The anguish
caused b. these unexpected deaths 10 lie be-
feaycd families was Leadrruding. DR. Az.
nuld Immediately received every professional
attention, and Fast evening wa considered
out 81 danger. laques;s were held ID both
cases By DR.. Cunningham, aud tie jury
rendered yerdcts that The deceased came @
their death. BY prescription improperly
compounded BY Ernest Letter. The pre-.
seriplion, a. gwen By DE-. Arnold, was sausn
@ BE- a simple and harmless one, and the lact
Of the apuihecary iearles.ls taking the
medicine. with such fatal results 10 himself.
shows that he was convinced he had pat up
the prescription currcctly .--BiAiaers tLgPsy.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1857-02-11

The Hon. Preston King, Republcsp, has
been sIerisd United state, senator ~ the Legislature
of New York. 10 ilc Senate The vote stood, King.
Republican, - IIeadley, American, Q siekss, Demo.
erat T. Tbs House soneuusi ty large msiori'y.
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Smoothing ,Iurder.--we understand ,h.l

shocking Jfurdcr.--we understand that
shocking murder was committed At the eons,Ablos
election At Melville. Aiamancc county on saturday
last John shaw, . man considerably advanced m
tie, stabbed bis son.inlaw William Gibson twice, and
afterwards threw Stone al him. breaking bic skull,
and causing bis death ~, a lev mina,ea. Both were
drunk II ihe time. shaw !. reIpesen,od being very
peaeenb'e when sobef bu, dangerous man when
10 liquor. he was committed TO jail, 70 await lie
irsL
The Davenport daily gazette., 1857-04-15
jtSltl0 ~.,u I'll ArN(NrU
Al zlI7icz7 IEv7EfTsr7

~ HE GkEATEST OF The A0Ei
ssssssssai,.y; sim pleisy, chss pness sS ~
:sSsss :: sss; mend e s II s.I:;:: .v:
Union, SuipaftisslsiIys -
Ssns % ossSsss,... q .s.s s:l.,..s. .s.sa ~ Y issh
re,isoie esptisnsn whose oamss IN TS,ENtA /
Ss,1s =. R:s:1.s' =, sa.s .Ia
FLOU1slNG MILL. e'
so.ths sssss Of lows, wsoesr Sats COUNTY. .fov,.a.
aud shop rghtsAud Ilis fot sAls op hvorsSis y,
r.ry and x: .ss.. an II . y e. i.ssa NY
SsIi ~. WI :. diS =: aneisn' e0sss of slo.. y.
Milisrs, farmers oapitalisss and spscul.t.,. -.,
table rare chance or s. surs ana sr
ibis highly ingenious and much p.,d.d -,
forms IN snilrs katurs in the msaufsetn NsnuoA ~
no ana the splendid manner In which rnsss
~ s.fa gnang boiling aud ssp.sang Ii. xr.,S 3,
nsd Fs.d aud that within space VI ouiy y sos
~ lsAtth " tour feet In Lrssdth 1t the raria lsst
stones only ~ inchss IN diameter. NJ. 1r., MN
ssfMn single operation into Extra A. eoe
ma ma iss sar, in' sisuI Mddass Ship STAN, ssss
psl H. from seven horse power up 70 Az M pro-
Tho ..A .p.e. occupies would sos & 9sSa MI. S'.2
anonns q pewsr IL requires 70 rropsi it its saAn
sonssr.ston & and operation, makes II s.rtaip sL.s
I'M l. ny MI sna s.vsiusisass q. other Hosr
ne, liable % get at Of order 30 spplcabis !"
wsnts Of the world, that every cav mill mseh,aw As
lug h.ys ssss..d ss ssa mil a. Or ~, eaa
its walls oompists kierchsat flouriux Mil !, xhis
ning sxpenss q seven hundred deiisrs. 'st
CAofioN-AH persons iu want Of Plo,,;,, x,.,
Aroushcus the state q. sdvised .ss.s to sas aas w
- our NIL IN operation before purchasing. aed IN
sons arg hereby warned from trespassug ur iufr,,-
our rights, - We shall m.ansaiu thsn 70 Ii. s,i,c
Th... NH: vii make over riny Barrel. of ~
JACOB WlxtER, "a. ''S ). .,..,,.
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o. o. s1018y,D
foundry and Machine N0rxs

NM proprietor V nov prspsrca 70 sxesu,s 49,.
: variety Of machinery q shos, notice, ''s''
supsnor steam Engfnss IRON ave 70 one hund,.1
horse poser; knEinss, Lathss, Pisnsr,, Ghs Mn.
And all descriptions OF mill work. Also solo sss,,.
10 We wses foe shs usnsiaesars VI AeCogd,s All.
Srlcton Horse Power; superior % d, IL. M.
pose Intended. We woaid tuvtts m. .s,.s,,p pss.
PArtiss 9uirinx hhsnE 10 their AdjustaSe Hsnss,
ana ssiEvuinx Boxes, superior 70 any thinr IL ~
shinery, and prompt attention given 10 III ordsrs
We Proposs 70 sxecats our work in the bss, snss,
And asa poruserequivnx machinery OF 70 pei Yinr "a
fA,or W. viss hois ordsxs Casting o ali slnds !. "
Piled 70 order.
Worts on Third street, opposite ,ss C.,so,,.
oapihS k'"uho. osSspportx aug u dvu
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AENRY W. MOlSHlS,
.Ar1Ot1onOO1
Genera Agsnt ceoAissiol . Auction Droksr,
second s.. between Perry and koek Island sts,
davenport, Iowa.
NVtLL make advances o. al hiuds o< Asrch an
W disc, buy sell and locate Land Wa sasss, snd
a.tsna " ali kinds OF Rsal kssass or aoney trans
sessns, collecting Book and Nsse Accounts, and
q II nds Of C0nmisslon bassneN.
Refer % Ne tsAo.taf psseo.s, ey psEn'ssaoa;
Rkssin z Co. sssAss, Chicago;
TSis.n, fo:.!: x,L..n, ,s.as..., D.,.apsrs
Campbell, ksq.,
Dewitt AsssAAil, banker, Rhinsbsek, a.Y.;
PL CArman CO., Aadisos, Wts.;
Stokes Bruthsn, New Yoyt city;
Jehn Savsfy's 6ons, " Z"
Lsks, ke,ehan Co.,
Ch,a, wilson q Co.,
suus = sheldon, Troy, NY,
JAmss Wager, Eco, :"
L Potter 4 Co.,
Johs !. Aall, banker Posssssspsis, ~;
Irsdsrtsk W. Davis, do
Reuben NoRth, do
JosspA G. Harris, do
Hon. Charles Il. kuggies, ..
HOo, Morgan Carpenter,
Bdnund Aorris, ksQ.,
CAaa 9. haoesl, hsa., s-esspon, eoaa'
{. Ausassss Aorvaa. banker, ST. Paul. N.Ty
SAsar, PsskaId . Co.. Albany, y. Y.
HRNRY W. MORRIS,
Formerly Of Pouxhkeepss, Dvehoss CO., New ork
0aSsppoyt Oct IL 1855 du0
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Aauo Ageaflfs.
Julius J.ytauce.

Julius Jytauce.
l. I'D a & n A 4,
-sAss q AskiHson': sAa-A sseoad Ssrse', between
Aail and krszy.
t11ACKE5 large 6ssasisl nmsef, ~ niles IRON
LII DsYsnp pert, prscs 80 Psr s=r<' vii ss styA
q 10 suis YafsaAss
Improved Farms
.ss LsIss Hlg aIy In approved l.fH -A4!st nsa "a
srpcr., Sug sereslE c4usys3os, good taaEa fsaes
via assxs orange, Aeass, sssnls, etc
A Sssa..iaI f.rn II miles if0= Ds,sIpor., lst
.ssss, D. kstss in e1iiiysiion7 part aHbsf. Esv
sosss, stable, &c
males frgH DIs.lpor, sG sefs., ~ ssfss IL esL.
sssros, r. ssrssaH Ter, ->sHing -sisi, h0sss, ss<.
ssSH.
One oitls Dst yaEns in seoIl G~spty, si4 ssrss,
.ss,ay mics ifo1 DsssI ron, i7s ssss isass. -
sss. IN eulnsssica, lss terss Liz Der, 1gs orchard
tso good sslis, Large aoass rooms, s.Atis, ou'
5a.ioinss7 etc
.us4ItafmO acres ali in s1I1.E assl ,g oss sssss
sEe y, miles from Davenport
Iol ~ serss up ssr, - .sres prsirs. sosss, 81.
sts.
sni.s, frcu UsAsapori 80 ssret, ~ sefes ssln.
sAA0E. l2 SS4y AsIkt LSs ESsssy GSSS Ss
80 acre. spiesaic Land, siiE fence ana IA salsvs,
or or Inc Dsvuqss rSss, miles EsG osvsa1oR
4. mice from Davenport ~ aeres, % acres In salti
ltion good house, Stable etc.
tx miles from DsvsEpsrl, ~ ssfss, co ssfes IL s2i-
gs$uou. II acgss spieoaio unaDsfs balance prairie
10 rye o. eaxra, running ssisf, good aoass, Stable
. mile. from Davenport ~ acres y suia'ssisE,
&c Zee, stable ss
~ acre. "a aalss ifyl Dss.rpos all L. lease Asd
eaissGtoEs
~ ssr.s yfxlrie land, uiiss non Dsvsspsrs,
ses atfgl yie~sosss hosk lsssd, AissisASpa Fiysf
an q DAFunpsn.
avU ssIss Of 40 iclSss pEsirs land close W WAL
colt, 90 ne ufa saiti.sasa, Lafss amount Of ~
u prov ed lsEa 10 besu county,
lamoeI VI houses, sz1d vacant loa, pie "a al
y siaasd 10 Different para o! Davenport fof sals
fsyors dc isF Ias.
tssi, ApPlyto julius LYTktC8-
islyi9
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Dry Goods, Clothing, sto.
WRsss nov o1sriss q ssr rev s.srs. No. = sss; =;
assortment Of
CIAoT~1NO
IKE manner, and he lasSst styls Of
~ ORY G01O0,
combating 10 part Of PrsncA and EnslisA sees,
glau ass asstsd AlEsss.. black plata and % soicrsd
White Goods, kmbroidsriss, 1hswls, Cteaks, Do
neetic Goods In all their bfanehss.
Hate and Cap0 q Wholesale Asd retail, And
great many othsf articles too numerous 70 men
tion. Al of which ws will cell % low - hey saa b
boughtanywhero west Of New York.
Country merchants are particularly invited 70 ex,
anime our stock before making their purchase.
We shail atall timss Be happy 70 chow our goods,
doubt not but enabled 70 suit the cloeese -
well ~ sAs most fasndious buyer.
aug 90 g dvW STRAUSS AOBRRNDoKRPRR. &
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2rp 0lollS.


1SsA6liShoA = 10 40.
Burrcws Ts.,.:.'. ..s = ..,!I' R'rSstItymAn. S..I.:y!
Fsrsiga aad Dsasssis ny sesas, 1sGA, . ~ \.
Hats, Caps, ClstAlAg, seAa
.sa a''.. sss y .::ss.s.. ::s;sssa ess
ing car Fail and Winter ssock iktAs C. itAAlIle
this eoumuaisy. We do nos bss1ss 70 &, ,les.la .
y: s.,: q ~. ;" bend a.. ..sossssas Z
DRESS GU Ms
etlks. 4srines, HAranAttas, vAlsasisAAss,
Lastrss, DsLainss, As., oAavls And kaA-
tillas n grsAt vastsI.
Cleths. Cassimsrss, vssttngs. 1sady 1sAs
Clothing and woolsa 0eeds Of all kiaAs,
suitable Tor he soains season.
Groceries, Crcokery,
Hardware, Carpets, OIL Cloths
Rubber Goods, Window Shades
and Yankee Notions,
any stos vsss " th. M:siaspp In connection sA en-
Eeens in the q and 81 .ssis. q our bandias. i
vS.sa N. ssa ss send iarss of Dry deeds suit
TsAsrehants y. viii ..n ..y aooas In our line Er
os,h or ssoss tim. and proEpt papsr . low sh On
'''''' J; III u ~ EiSiESy.uERs K
Pay the xicAsst xarkst Price br ali kinds d
Iroduesl
All IN want Of Bargains cali on
BURROWS 4 PRETTYMAN.
| wAoLEsALI AND RETAIL DEALERs IN
EO R ElGN An ID DO M L > Tic
DRY GOODS.
sosts, shoes, Hats, Caps, Clothing, As., -
The Davenport daily gazette., 1857-04-15
VESTS PATENT
lndia-Rubber Cement Roofing!
WA. "hLLs co: would acknowledge the nt-
w srsl patronage they have rscs,y ed froH ~ -
Trends and the pa blie 10 general, and would iufos
mem men tAsy are ssssssa In he hssinsss Of RooGae
Vests Patent India-RIbbsr csasut,

And havinS had Two yssr's s1psrienss In he bsa.
aen, nave made "a prVssiasnIs 10 the applicattoa
and posi- Ion ~ sns mater Al, whereby they are
snte!sa " constfue more durable roof lhsn any
otnsf CON posEion yet iDvsnted. A. oLs prosf Il
thss iue OF Wssrs hoodnx, thsrs are several ira
lAtofs ~ ne Invention travelling this state viii pA-
telasd ra'ests tha' are sishtly varied but on ss-
ami auon IL 10 impossible - tell the di6srsnes he-
tscsn those and wssi's Cement. The sats. Lsss
cave shanihed ioar different saGples - s.s pre-
lsooFd rsEnA and On freeing tAe matte, ont sssd
sas pafues hAs ~ been W. king 10 Wsst's No T.
Ing lhe subscribers would caution The public
sgaihs' all such isoders, II 10 we'll know sAal
ny otnsr materisi has yet been discovered which
WIZ ocsT Ne Acton Of heat sua cold, frost an ws.
Ter - A 70 indi.. Rubber, and II any discover, =
made et infringement, the parties ths,sto viii b
extent Of the law.
wn. Wells Co. will cover roofs and keep hen
ssod order for or lO yesn y ithout expeuse Il
the Arc and 1nnstuIsl wear aLd tear except.
cd.
n B.--Persons wishing TO purchase cSupty
hishs Ia the state Of losa for n . use Of Wsstis
koonns .ean BE- supplied by applying to ". W~lls
marchg
The Davenport daily gazette., 1857-04-15

AVVA AoAA0O A90 UAyoNA voA
Gas and Steam Fitting.
D6fA1ol2Oh11ao1at.
1ilsy, WrigAt . Co.
RRo leave 70 announce 10 ths citizens Of Rock
Dlsan and vicinity that they have bought ou, the
stock ndtrads at sks old s,snd nssrths
a7If7 0AEW WO Rks
whore they intend 10 carry on the business usual
ipcludine sons additional branches.
Censssus&ion Of Gas Work. on large or email
scale, snitablSfof e,tiss and private dwellings
Gas and Steam Pipes,
Intro ducsd into dwelling houses, stssmboats AAd
hctoriss. They have . superior sto hand Of
Gas Fixturss, and cto ths attention OF pufchsssrs
70 sxamins thsir stoe-.
0Fnstisal Dsu Hsxying aAsLsek Snithins |.
u all its branches.
Thss have also on hand = supply OF METALLIC
DOOR PLATko, which are superior 10 any aruele
81 he sind introduced into this city, either ioI
ehsapnsss OF durability.
eilAing and BronainS
ossu kinds OF PixtuFes. GalvsnisinS In Gold snt
silver, In al ~ bra neAss. W
All work warranted and done 10 = workman III I
manner.
oAss, Eagle Street. 1esk Island.
Rock lsland sept ~ t55S-dvw