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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-02-27

TARM FOR SALE AT A BARGArN.--S50 ACREs At
Irving Barry csuny Michigan, $50 acres undo me ns1
mss very hes, Of timber heavy neyerfssng wssr posm
well vatered location healthy and pleasant W per scrs
II be divided into three farms company o. men
can make fortune wlh this property Terms easy neu
NAV rely on this being chance 10 tsrm ever
ags,ei Apply TO j. VANDERBILT, No, s. Futon street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-02-27

WRIrnRs eAY WE Ar. DEGEwERArrNd-No
w wouter whes mosi other cha paper o.
t.o Of tobacco daily bescns Unsuitable desire
thin s mose 9, drink Tho oelebruc phrcso
Fowlcrv Wells In their 1afe Illustrated
Tobacco tends 70 alcohol" DR. jolly OF Eurepe the most
eminent wrer on ss sran ssiors ess o. suder LATELY
and would caution you IN tie use Of tobAc,o chewing.
would advse you also 10 saabsse paucns minds
the idea that IL Mfmlsss most poxious habit and
convioced that leads frY4 functional 10 organic dsesse
be aycs mere prosrass ne body and msd and more
have 70 be convinced Those who snoercy de-
OF wcsnpg themselves from this debAsluG habit sbou
try v1R0ILS Ioka q used The but possesses
ne power shor tine q bringing the sysem IN that cos-
don he's neither The one tbs other required ~
ture inendcS. rota 10 reaied scgar aud drus sores
Wholesale (oaly) tl2 Broadway.
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rrssRy roR sALE AT IEss THAN IRIS vAl.UE-CoS
acres Of sEhly ealliy.ied lend gcod sllsngs
county miles en- New yprs near ssIIrcsd slocp lsnd
los, kc Apply once 70 n T. LYON NO eooris'osh~
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-02-27

U,ARu FOR sALR-A FARM CONTAINING ABOUT
acres Of superior land Cor gardening purpescs on
which there Of asparagus there gsd n1ass
barn upon the premises and In near landing whsrs
sloops and from New York located south OF !amhcs
about thirteen iee from Broosyn. Apply 70 NJ bkLL 5s
Fulton street, Brooklyn.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-01-14
DLR1P.


There 10 no fact more clearly estab.
lished in the physiology Of man than,
that the brain expands its enersiss
and itsslf lfduring the hours Of waksiul.
ness, and that these are recuperated
during hours ofsleep; if the rscupera-
ton does not equal the expenditures,
the brain withers-this 10 insanity.
Thus it il, thatin early English his
tory persons who were condemned to
death, by being prevented from sleep
Ing, always died raving maniacs; thus
il 10 also, that those who are starved
10 death become insane; the brain 10
not nourished, and they cannot sleep.
The practical inferences are three:
]. Those who think most, do most
brain work, require most sleep. e
3. That slime saved" from neces,
sary aleep 10 infallibly destructive to
mind, body, and estate. %
.. Give yourself, yonr children,
your servants, give all who are under
you, the fullest amount Of sleep they
can take, BY compelling them to go to
bed at some regular early hour, and
rise in the moment they awake OF
themselve. and within a fortnight, ma.
ture, with almost the regularity ofthe
rising sun, will unlose t he bonds Of
sleep the moment enough repose has
been secured for the wants Of the sys.
tam. This is the only safe and sufi
cient rule; and ~ to the question, how
nuch sleep any one requires, each
must be rule tor himself. Great na.
ture will never fail to write it to the
observed under the regulations just
given. Journal Of Health,
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-01-14
THE DAILY GAZETTE.

TaE OLD MAx.-Bow low thy head,
boy: do reverence to the old man
Once like you, the vicissitudes Of life
have silvered the hair, and changed
the round, merry face to the worn
visage before you. Once that heart
beat with aspirations co-equal to any
thst you have felt; aspirations crushed
BY disappointment, as yours are, per-
hspe, destined to be. Once that form
stalksd proudly through.the gay scenes
Of pleasure, the 6sau.ideal ofgrace;
now the hand Of Time, that withers
the fower7 Of yesterday, has warped
that figure aAd destroyed the noble
carriage. Once at your age, he pos
sessed the thousand thoughts that
pass through your brain, now wish
ing TO accomplish deeds equal to a
niche inlfame; anon imagining life a
dream, that the sooner he awoke from
the better. But he lived the dream
very near through. The time to
awake is very near at hand; yet his
eye ever kindles at old deeds OF daring
and tho hand takes frmer grasp OF
the staff. Bow low the head. boy, as
you wouldinyour old age, bereverenc-
"a.
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Mfoirine.
RoeKHILL & sELLERS,


Drugs, Chemicals, Paints. Oils, Dye staiss
Psrfumsry, Fancy and Toilet Articles,
d. e. Corner Harrison and Second sts., DaFsa,
port, Iowa.
NJ . w u ruSs 9fore.
WE would Te.pesifa,.s Inform m the citizen: @ o.
opened At the N. y. corner Harrison end See, nd
sS., the most compIa.e STOCK of DIR y QS ever ID
fore offered in the North West, nd trust that BY
strict attention 70 basiness and desire 70 pie ass
to merit . share Of public patronage.
Our stock ccnsisss In part OF Drugs, Chem.
Gals, Paints, Dye Stuffs, PeRfumery
and Fancy Articles. All the popular Pat
en-. Med silss Of The dag constantly on hand. Phy-
sicians' Prescriptions and Family Medicines careful
y compounded. Hsving ceansctions Ia the Eati,
We are warranted 10 offering our stock at prices IS
low a. any house in the city. Physicians AID coun-
Try merchants are particularly inyited to examine
our st eek. ssf
Or. y. H. MARsELIs, 3 regular graauatc of the
Philadelphia Colleges Of aeeicfls and Surgery .and
Formerly resident physician 70 the Ph adeiphts Hos
pital, be found, when not professionally engag
ed, at our store. Residence. HARRISON ST., betseea
ID and Sd. II. & S.
Octlt .dN- w.
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SLAVERY ,ABoLlsHINd ITSELF IN VIR.
GINA The Point Pleasant {Va.} Re.
publican states that the shareholders 81
Western Virginia lind it 80 difficult to
prevent their negroes from running
away, that to guard against loss they
are. selling their property, 80 that il
can be carried beyond the reach Of the
Underground Railroad. The Republi-
can says: n
"a few days since Mr.. Joseph S.
Machie sold to Messrs. Stern, Of Rich.
mond, fifteen slaves, old and young,
for the sum Of $3.50. Mr.. William
Love also sold to the same gentleman
two likely girls and . boy for 81, 2,45o.
These negroes wogld have never been
sold, had it not been discovered that
they were making preparations to
leave for O free territory.
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nILOVH YoU.s
Who do you suppose said i;i

Who do You suppose said i:s
She was very beautiful, with hei
cheek ofresy hue and curling auburn
trssses that the wind sports with &C
calamity; but she did not say it. No,
That bright creature, by whose side
stands . lover, looking 90 tenderly in
those happy eyes, nor yet the dimpled
babe with cherub face lifted to the
mere mature bnt not less innocently
sweet features, with the holy light d
mother glorifying every smile. Wrong
again.
Then, who do you suppose said it|
Not that newly wed husband, whose
homsfor afew Aeeting months he has
called heaven-full OF smiles and ten.
dsrness, and oft-repeated VOWS. AL
Though he whispers many times ofiove,
yet this ~ love you," was not spoken
then and there.
a tired woman sits hushing to sleep
her nesting babe. Beauty once made
that face radiant, perhaps, bu. all that
beauty has gone now. The blue eye
10 dim and iaded-the whole expires,
sion is rorrowfal-the pale brow GOV.
ned with lines Of care. Perhaps, in
that tar. of look OF hers, she sees three
little graves, green with as many sum
msn. Her home is very humble--all
day she has toiled, and the tainting
spirit almost surrendcrs totatigue, ths
downcast eyes trembling in sears-she
u ~ weary. And every nerve tingles
when the boys come hungry from
school, some with weeping and tales
Of sorrow, that mothers must hear
And after that they are hushed with
kissings Or chidings, till it is time K
get supper for seven hungry mouths
and then the accustomed, never.end
ing routine Of putting away and clear
ing up, till the worn out creature
wonders with sigh ii there really
will ever come rest to her--an eter
nal rest.
At last she can rest her weary limb
in the old corner rocking chair. Th'
babe, whose eyes close ptittully to
low lullaby, lies in his fathers lap
He 10 q plain man, that good father
with an honest face and great heart,
that would, if it could, take in all tn
care and sorrow Of tho household.
The babe sleeps. With rude gen
tleness he lays it on his mothers bosom
and as the ruddy freight plays owe
her care-worn features, he looks upo'
her with eyes suddenly grown lustri
ous and beautiful. He lifts his grea
hand softly, till it rests on her shoul
der, as he says: 81 love you, dea
Maryi"
All! you long.married husbands
who exact every attention as a duty
I. how much would it cost you to max
your home beautiful with all it's cares
ltell you one word oflove will loose
great burdens from the shoulders I
the toiling woman you call wife. Tr
it. Go home some night; and loo
upon her with the eyes Of flong ago
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Stores, SlOCeS,
MULTIPLIED By sf0vEs.

ANH LIE AlSu"l lzh6 - b1VV Ell
Stoves, - soma Of our neiyhbors, the
sons are, We ssil cheap and good an article OF
Stoves that 1t becomes dificuit 10 supply the de-
masd ,bus new supply ot freight cara have arrived
and been placed on our rosd, and We have compile ted
ouR AIaresn entsto ~ 10 BE- abe now te supply The
demands Ofau, be the ssme MORE OR LESS. 8 "a
SO sfssf looking around among all the CONF
H0RSR'i stoys shops In tbis city, TO no purpose,
com o to-
q uag6e TwitshsA 3 Gillstt's, r.
The only Stove Emporium In tho west, and buy
StSpe is . store. In orr prices, for ehsapness,
ws defy all et.ion--syery article warranted,
md IL not sstisacsory We refund the money. Among
o1 a,soStmeat may be found the celebrated
Forest Oak, for wood or csal; The clinax;
DAasx Diamend. 1er Zeal. The King Of
aiass sotevsa end 3oveIAor, elevated ovens
All Kinda OF Parlor, Once anS Heating stoyss.--
Tin en1 Copper Ware Oh hand q, all times, Roof
ding, Jobhipg, ds. done 70 order. VA
1rady Dtrsst, nearly epposits the r. o.
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BY SANDERS & BROTHER. DAVE

For one little moment think what
great trials she took into her heart
when she married you. Then tender
ly clasp her hand, and as she looks
with wonder-opened eyes, say to her
in low and steady voice, not careless
ly nor sportiyely, but earnestly
81 love you"
Trust me, it will be to her, and to
you both, "better than diamonds. -
Eve Post.
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DR.. W. d. BLAIN,
OF NEW YORK,
0CTJT,TST AND gAHRTCT

~ permanently located in Rock Island, ON Illn ois
Ill strest, opposite Island City Hotel, where he Will
be happy all persona afflicted With diseases Of the
Eye and Ear.
Having devoted several years special branch
lis profasion trusts thai he Relieve any who have
given up in despair with Anaurosis the symptoms or
which weakness OF siSht, imaginary offsets hostaS
bsfo the eye, objects appear ebseurei by cloud or hS
ziness flashes OF light, enlargement OF the pupil &c
Cataract In which the lens white and preysnts
the rays Of Light passing through it, 0pthalma na-
uatcn Near ssht, Weakness OF vision, Strabisnus o.
Sauintins we'll es benfness in its various fDrns
Having received from Paris tho new and wonderful
opthaoscope, with which enabled 10 icok into
tho depths Of the eye and $50 the nrior as clearly
the outside and thereby ascertain ths state
optic nerve and reaa In AmauIoes; the lens in incip
ent cataract. Also the Inumiased Speeuium for a
aminin the ear vel seve al new medical preIs
tiohs fof curing oreciiy of the eorasa lin over d
eye without the rss. OF ths splfs or eaustics
To prevent imposition, Dr. b, deems Is pradent {
state that be is resa,sr Physician Being graiuat
The University OF fernent, also ofths New York 0i
thalmic Hospitai, and his success Ocuiist Is
riblsaee the perfection which he has brought IL
OF n,ediesled yspors In the treatentot dlseases
the eye.
r. s.-Dr. b. will deyots portion of his time 70 Il
treatment OF chronic diseases, especially Of the thrgi
and lungs having cured hinseG OF Sensun pion aft
large part Of his right lung losf by disease as "
as many others in alike eendEon. oaace hours no
Rock, Isii VI, Oct. Q. 1859. dwtf
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HEALING I'm IRRIGATION.
. ior yoarvwn dement, nsy ef be wlnoutft.
What Dyey'S Healing Emhyocation, Ia

What Dyer's Healing Emhrocation- u. a.
sdy for ths su Of khsam.ssu. Cuts, Wsand. Pain in
scalds, Sweliings, Ague Cramp, Flss, &o Fer GUS
and Wounds II Superior 70 any okhsr preparation
vii afford immediate RELIEF IN scsrs or barns and oT
Pains weak ness In any part Of TIE system it viii giYs
osrtsin relief In avery short time %&
Used iptsgnsy,i il ons of sss most valuable rams
dies for crs,np or srsoie affections, for pains, or so
ness H. tbs sids throat chest and steaeh b, for Gek
headache nansea, sss sieknsss, rhsumsilsm, or any
ernal weakness caused by fs " strain II possssas
sooshirgs healing aud pain1esroyiRs properties rne-
saslsd by any stkss osEpound usiIcine, sna have
nsysr known 20 fs ia Af1estins tie progress Of fs
What has Dysr's Healing EmhrssAsioa dons.
Wondsrs indssdl It y known every where - ssts
dard medicine, sure remedy, and universal pslscss
:or saa D Sa. rsaa e. .aa
dysantary, and numerous other AMI sshes" Is
popularity Is oviag 70 It's own intrnSc merits. Once
and more POPULAR and Is performing rsEaArkabc
day BY day All Persous who have never used
great rsnsdy for al sorts Of psin shou at Oh GO Obtain
Balm for Every Wound.
Dysrs Healing kubroeaticn has scauired an unp-s
dsnted celebrity as ahsaiiug panacsa Itcurss WOUNDS
cuts, burns bruises, scaids rhsunasu and all ssis.
nal snd internal pain, short period Of time. scieE-
srsnsih sad quality it Is ussd with tie Sresssss conf.
known thatit neeisbsrdy to be nsrsed IN public print
a Sure Remedy ior Piles #
The Piles most dssrsssins complaint Is uore preTs
lent than IL generally supposed II atteadsd With i
hamination, small ,unors In the generality Of eases
make their sPpearanse, isderc.tsbiy painful wisA
it impossible to ss.s scratching, and the only pres
sntresf seems 10 be dsstre 10 tar the akin on IA.s
disease IL mot dangerous, but sxtsmely unpleasant
Clerks, aud those Of seisntAry habits are sup9g
to this nalady. Ietg afflicted try pyers Healing I'm.
broeacon and We warrant imraes,sg reiiss gGd
fectrAl Many trorbesoue eeaes Of this coplai
have been renedisd by the use o this great medicine
We pzsssnt fact upon fact In oorrcherstion Of th
statement and thousands bear testimony to the sreGt
value OF this AlLHesliag Panaces-
Ho Stain Left.
The eass with which Dysrs Healing Embrocation Is
applied, the absence Of any grease oily substance Ia
It's competition, its perfect neatness, leaving stain
upon the ressor skin, s odor It's prompt
ailin and eiescous efees, render IL the most valu4
BILE and cheapest medicine that be used The gauu
inc has the fas sinils Of the propfst's signature
A. HELD Proprietor, Pro violence, r. 1.
Sold 10 Rock Isald and Davenport by HINES 4
CLIPPISGER, /, In Chicago hy PESToN s. ROBINSON.
In Muecasine BY I. D. DoUGHBRry. dclIl So dly
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$t9pf6.
BUY YOUR STOVES

VTrHRRE viii always b 70 and one OF The bsrt as.
w sorsmeuts Of Stoves, T.a PIats, Ehss. Hsn,
wire, Jspannsd Ware, Tin, sheet Ifon and Copper
Wsrs!a ihk city. Among his sssortnsnt Of
s L OV ES
arc tho celebrated Climax and Chartsr Oak Cock
stovs ., ooae Or wood; I'll sla NIL and conplets as
sortment Parlor Box and Hsauas Stsrss, Eisvatei
oven stovss, and many other patterns toe numer
ous 70 MERTON. Our motto Il, Quick SALES and
Small Profits Good work, Ill warranted or no sala;
One dollar ssvs in dollar % fned; and By calin;
at this Steve store yon viii s4vs tt and get jus1
COED u sStiele % at sny other houss.
.nz ana JoD WorEfn ssaefai out Of good lin and
stock, hopipg 10 receive shafe Of tie public pat
rouago BY this motto: "ouick Sales and Small
pru1asndi strfsep6) u. L. HORNE.
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professional Gar0s.
LanAsts..

HowAss OAstiHssox. VIZ. hsasv DAatirsroS
81. DARLINGTON & CO.,
ITO ~ N ELS AT l. A w,
I DAVENPORT, IOWA.
omce, corner Of Main and Second sXtrssts, oppo.
site LeClaire Hoase. z5 I'd. sla91i.s
Collections made and proceeds promptly ronit,sd
10 all parts OF the Uniiel states sEs Y4 -.
Eastern Exchange for sale In sups 70 suit appf-
Money 70 loan on long or short time.
REREREfCEs.
p. Giossn, ESQ, Cash'f. Bank df Baltimore.
W. TownssAd, Esq {, 81 Bank OF Chester CO.,
so 4 ~ "a Meet Chester, Pa,
Norris & Jones 4 Co, Pailadelphia FE Il
Hoopss b Townsend,
r. woodward 4 Co., Bankers, Chicago,
Darby d Barksdaie, 49, St. L0uis,
Dr.S II. Clarke, Sec. Americf ihs. %. do -
II. r. Leouh Co., .fittsburg,
Day & AsliAek, ,Cineln lnaau.
MeHregor, Lawes Biakcm0r ., oIyenpori,
winSmith, Esq, do
NOV ~ so dwam
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Eeady-made Clothing!
II = peedless TO say asfef the ionr de,eatioa a,
ess 4.Iss y ne s.ie ehe river, that am ready
gexntoi. stock Tar sas to customers, and il il e.
hssa,ess 10 sty taas sy IL stock Of goods
ne ea Set we're "a leasess shs eastern .n
lsfqasnsty hsa sood sAaese for selection. Ny
CLOTHS. lszs. CAssiIERs d vestfngs
me a as. Iasas ss + ofdsra' short notice, In
= ar 4en9 sa9 s4s been ny cutter forihe past year
=. & ne i, 'siA i - give in aad my friends sdts;,
7 FEsead7-ksade eiStniaa Department,
Is -aa n1pr tiesTib sssos5sJ vt,a
sssa aase II. Psa.ip !. pssns ss. e all
rs e tsDWARBoAELDEN'S
GIot1Ai1Akb9tore,
.oseoQd St-s opposite lie Claire Roso
pavenpot'.Api "a Satf ss aEpwaRD ALDEN.
FALL AND WINTER CLOTHING
rdIs It saas sss5isa ,4SspAs,s slcs..
iss sfs Sio.s,.a, ss.,: ..s,.s sns
Fine, msdian sadsasssssss - Union Beaver. p.,,.
r ri .S sSsis s1: .ss gsst 81:
ss ss
Sss ssssiiss aes.gs ys': nsSss
III ss.
y Isps .sasss ss,iss i.sssss:
Viii g %.as Gas; = q
Rasap:s:;s !: .ssa is
issss: ss sss. oass. .s !. s:::. =:
sizeit. All n2Hner of plain NOrk and wopk al een
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HENRY w. NORRIS,
AuCt1Oneser.

HENRY w. HORklS, 4
M .A1xCt1 1OnooTs
General Aesat Commission . Austten 9reker,
Second 81. bstwesn Perry and Rock sisnd Sm,
OavonpOEt, Iowa,
WILL make advsnces on all ktnds Of MeIehsh,
W dise, bus, sell and locate Lanl wa rsnts, ana
ttepa TO ali Kinds Of Real Estate or money trans
aettons, collecting Book and Note Aeeounts, nnd
sllktnds OF Cnmuisslon business. ttsE
Rsiefs 70 the following persons,by PERMISSION:
* swim 4 Co., bankers, Chicago
Bokes, Innis & Co.,
Taiimsn, Powers i a'Lssu, bankers, psyshpsrS
T Campbell, Esq., .ss3t
Dewitt Marshall, banker, Nhinebecs, y. ~
pL CsTman d Co., Hadisoa, Ms
Stokes Brothers, New York G,yi a%a E2s
John SgyeY,s Sons, g '
Losks, Ketcham Co., 50
Chfk, Wilson s. Co., +"
saaisb 4 sheldon, Trey, vi
Jamcs Wager, Esq,
John I. Huil, banker, Poaghkeep,ie. N.Y.;
Irederisk w: pavis'so :.
Joseph 9, Harris, do 8
Hon. Charles II. Ruggles, IS
Hon. MerEan Carpenter,
chAs. =. nubseIi, Esq,, Bridgeport coan.i
ChAs. FoOts, banker,
c. C.Augastns Morgan. banker, st: raul NJ VI
shssr, Packard 6 Co.. Albany, y. N;nrp,s
Formerly Of Poushksepss, Dushsss CO., Ses york
Davenport Oct II isso d~h
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Millinery and Dress Making
0OtAbl1S11x1ao1at,

braoy vtpoeS, over Mr.. Jacohys Drug stors
M lsS RRNWIGA respectfully iusorms the ladies
M Davenport, Rock Island end vsinity that she L
just returned nom tho East with the sty los
tAli and winter Millinery, Maasies and. Dresses.
Milhners nom tho cosntry can es supplied with pat
toras She has also select assortn,ent OF TrinnInS
and Matertxs f0r Mantss sad Dressse. t
Dssdy sarsss, sstvsa Second end Thtrdsup. stairss
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NOTICE.

FI>HE partnership heretofore existing pndsr II nan
Of Dawson, Grggs Co. ID this day dissolved by nj
tual leonsent, Marta B. Dawson retiring from shs ~
csrn Robustness viii hereafter be conducted ~ it
undelsigned under the rame and style of Paws
Grsgs Co., who viii settle all claims sgaust the 81
nrm. lhoy29l y. q. /. DAWSON
Davenport, lows, Nov lis5s Il; H. GRIaGS,
IA Immense assortment of Pe tulaes sor the han
kerchlsh eaaa. 70 Lubins, only ~ cts per boise
Al JouY'S,
sep1S Brady ~ het An and s,b ,,, f,h..t,s r s,t
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Coall CoalII

Coal CoalI
r OWREY, THOMAS & CO. afsnow receiving, al
Athety Yard near the rail road depot, loo TONS
OF COAL DAILY, For Fuel snd Steam fshs. no sa.
peIiof In this Market. ss5 sf ~ .
Owing 70 combustion OF tne pinsrs 10 raise the
priee of Cosl--which we would pOs submit to--we
ssre unsbls, for short time, 10 supply our cusse N
ers But having succeeded In breSking up this %
ssl,s We are ae prepared delvor in this city
Davenport, In quantity to sntt purchasers ~ our
tormsfpncss, on application At TIP Yard.
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NfOoKE & LEATHER hist opened Mes,
lNl shop on Brady street, Fourth and Fiiih,
west aide, where they intend As hand q full
OF tae choicest Meats ,cto the Day.
export public The patronage OF fsiai Is respectful.
iy solicited, not only viii our Meats be gosd hat
prices low. There's no going down town for Beet
Mutton, Pork etc. when ycu can supply ycurseIves with
the best at MOQhE LEAIEERs. y
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Copper, Tin aid Sheet
Iron Sh0p.

fHHR unjersignsd sEs nov opshing new Copper
Tin and Sheet Iron J0 0bblng Sheps on Sec
Of ihs various articles posns shs stock Of &c n
plste Tin-wsre and Sieve Store, All sorts Of VI ell
cistsrr and Doubls-Acting Force Pumps car ct al
Lead Fips, sAsss Lssd, 6hsss copper, saeet z!ne
and Rathtsg TubS on hand eonstAntly. 5gtG5s As5
Their long sxpesIenee In the business makes ths
subscribers conddent Of sausfying all cals made il
their line. ------~----
sPartkplsy stssntion paid TO Tts Roolng and cope
elally to selling .wflnams' Patent Pump with ban
valves.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-01-14
'' S~-' ss4Asscafe e4cice selections,
S.s.,s EDWARD ALDEN.
y y s11a .tfees, epfosiss Leckire Row. Davennon
MleSa,s M soetgesl Main q hrsSy.) Sepsdtf
!. SAMUEL FERRY.

Ae1.ch0nST Taller.
I ~ - 9G Asnd anewaaa fan assortuent 81 E,s,..
- ana kngiish Clothes, Cassimeree ana vsss,.S.
sui.anisfof The ssasos, whieh he vili nake rn y
measur re on short notice and reasonable terms
kEADf MADE CLOTHING.
of a. kinds for spsiss ma sunmsr wear. ,},es
viii DC soid sschsap sstheaheapest,
FURlyLSHzHG GOODS
msns Narirobs. Sssis@ s1ss,g ssxlg. ios e feasis-
caps, trunks, valfces, &c.
4 ~. "oaia inyise thsseaboutto purchase Foods
~ ne aoose ttas 70 give him call before pVrekaNns
e.se Nhels. oae prics onfy. No trouble = shoT
gSg,us. g,,, LnalsiuHorp2saAssrs hopssa contissanes
navannex. u,a SAMUEL PERKY.