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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-12-28
REMOVAL
"a horse, my Kingdom for a horse.n

wv sic, both vocal and ins.rpInental; in which may be
found :-"Geo. Rootsn new pieee-D&parted Days: The
RoTer's Grave-charlts-we are Brothers; HomeWard,
HomeWard, Hold: Oh Ny Love Hels q salisur. Boy-ar.
ranged for the Plano. Ny Cottage Home-beautifuiiy Illus
tratel: The Lay Of Observation-Disclosures sounds so entrHne-
ing; Dreams That Charmed me When a Child; Sing me Songs
Of itune; I Near Again Those SlYeEy Chimes; On Mighty
Pens; Messenger Birds Waited TN the Twilight.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-12-28

These medicines are fol
throughout the country.
Address your orders to
Druggists, and Dealers !
braces OataWba Wines, 4
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-12-28
DENTISTRY

N. B.-Messrs r. & ostake pleasure in referring, by
mission, to the following gentlemen:
II. X. Weed, D. D.: Hon. Geo. W. Thompson Ills Hon. ARD
Gaidwelli Morgan Nelson ESQ b; ~. Eon. Esq., Dr. John
HGdreth, ORA S. Todd, Tallant& DelapIain, John KLots
Esq.,, McClallens, Knox & Co., Marsh L Taylor. movie
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1857-07-17
A House burned.--The houl

A House burned.--Th house of Mr..
ANDREW CepNwrLL. who resides in Eagle
township, in this county, caught FIRE on
Tuesday night last, about ten o. clock and
was burned to the ground, together with
all the furniture. The family, as we under.
stand, were in bed when the FIRE broke out,
and 1t had made so much hesdway when
discovered that they were barely able to es-
cape, with what little clothing they could
catch up in making their retreat. Wehave
not learned what Mr.. Cornwelps loss will
amount to, but presume it will be four or
FIVE hundred dollars. The season is at hand
when it becomes especially necessary to
guard against accidents by FIRE.
Robert Burns.-.Wit and sarcasm were
the striking characteristics of BURNS, and
they never displayed themselves TO better
advantage than in one Of his rNpRonru sal.
lies. Having called into the studio of a
friend, who was engaged ir painting Jacobs
Dream, he wrote and left on slip OF paper
the following verse:
"Dear -----, ri give you some advice,
You'll II take it no uncivil;
You shouldna paint at angels, man,
But try and paint the devil.
To paint an angels kittle wark;
WIZ auld Nick there's less danger;
You'll easier paint a well-kent face,
But no sac. well stranger"
Book Binding.-We would again call
attention to the advertisement Of Mr.. Cze.
cho wski, in another column. II is desira-
BILE that this gentlman be we'll sustained in
this place for several reasons. In the first
place, he Is Polish exile whose history is
replete with oppression and persecution in
his native land, for opinion sake. A price
being fixed upon his head, he was driven
from place TO place in Europe, suffering i'm
prisonment and the confscation of his prop
erty. He finally sought refuge in America,
and is now anxiously waiting the slow pro-
cess Of the law, that is to clothe him with
the rights OF an American citizen. In the !
next place, Book Bindery is needed here.
II has been no little uconvenient to send |
abroad to have binding done. Mr.. Che
chowski does good work and at very reason
able prices.
sandusky Register.--Mr. CooKE has as
sociated with him in the publication OF the
Register, Mr., c G. BILL.
This reliable daily is always TO us wei. |
come visitor, and while we concede to Mr.. !
BILL talent and business tact, we cannot see
wherein the Register can be much improv-
ed.
The Old and the Yonng.--The follow.
ing "pass at arms" not between a senti-
mental young lady and her lover, but be-
tween an old fogy aunt and her erring niec.,
will, we presume, not apply TO any Of our
young ladies in Findlay, and We therefore
make bold to publish it:
maiden aunt, whose locks of snow
Proclaimed her young--some years ago,
Reproved her niece, a danlsel gay,
For dressing in the wan ton way
BY which our modern girls expose
A vast deal more than eyes and nose.
"Why can't yon hide what ought to be hid,
And dress modest and plain as your grand,
mother didf'
Dear aunt, so do--as you may perceive,
dress in the mode of fGrandmother--EvEp'
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1857-07-17

tribution, although we believe the author
ess is in error in reference to the position
occupied by the Ministers alluded to:
For the Jefrersonian.
Preach the Gospel.
An appeal to Ministers by
MRS. RACllELJ. GREEN.
Blow, Ministers, the trumpet blow,
Defend the truth of God;
For oh, truth in danger is,
Fen on columbia's sod.
The union OF Church and State,
|, in the distance see;
And with retrospective glance,
| view the misery,
The blood and tears in ages past,
All spent in martial strife;
When Melancthon and Luther lived,
And Huss laid down his life.
But you will say this cannot be,
In our progressive age;
The union Of the Church and State,
Grows dim on histry's page. :.
When ministers in sanctioned robes,
There rulers do condemn
It brings to mind Ozark Ages" then,
And priestly diadem.
A Beecher, bold, hath led the way,
The pulpit to profane,
With party strife; oh, can it be
Our fathers died in vain!
Oh, conldyou see the gathering storm
Behind yon dark ming cloud.
And with prophetic eye behold
Our freedom blood stained shroud.
Your zeal would then be changed to tears.
Like bold but erring Saul;
The gospel in its purity
Would then be preached to all.
Oh, hear our Savior's warning words,
While Jews laugh him 10 scorn,
"Render to Ceaser what is his,
To God give back his own."
Oh, follow the example, bright,
! OF Jesus-Lord of all,
Don storm the ensmy's stronghold,
But undermine the wall.
"Take off your shoes from of your feet,
You tread on holy groundi''
o, wait and see Gods love decreed,
On all the nations round.
Then stern Progression's onward march
Will bring the longed for day,
When God will Danish from our land,
The CuRsE ofSLAvrRY.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1857-07-17

MARRED-At the Reed House July s, 1857, by
J.s. POWELL, Mayor, Mr.. wx. wNrKRs and Miss
ELIzABErH FOsTER.
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Original poetru.

n We give place to the following con-
trlbution, although we believe the author
ess is in error in reference to the position
occupied by the Ministers alluGed to:
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-10-13

NOR pAvarA VIA uHARLUror, q, AND KnT
wrsT-Tne splendid and fsvorss q " sesrship ~ A.
Prf TART Rollins viii rier NORTH river Friday Oct
Ia ct o'clccs for Havana, touching oh~e.son and
Fev nails and passenges The Isabel has us
h..r srtrey overharled Nu-d with boilers
and ,a~ro aT mksrg her OF the most de>irssle
s.sn ~, fr saety. speed and comfort saoat Not
Yhs rrarsy tight apartments entirely
surroundrf the engines and boies FOE passage hsyRs
A 40 A.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-10-13

VvNTrsD srLrBs NAIL sTEAssHiP LINs FOR HA
u and New Orleana On Saturday, October ", A.
cock M from pier foot Of Warren svect North river,
the steamship PHILADELPHIA, Oa,t q
ho-rs, " H. win sail above. Passage can he secured
OF he line Shippers ill be srpplled 9Th blank
tits Of ladrg form signed hy the line application
No other for signed, and bn Of ladi-s
signed After The hour Of sailing sor freight ~
passage aepy he oac- 40 III ses street conner Of
Warren. NJ o. ROBnATs AgenL
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-10-13

rswAMErJ,RD AND COTTAGE rURHTrURp sUPzRn
~ ruis IN evewy cooS frorn SIS upwards, A. he ND MANI
sosory s Broadway between Houston sni Beecser rss~
0ook AZ fall gAsxsl ~ - e@axy, D. Il. FA~2Sn
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1857-06-18

NOTICE..
TWNHE WOULD
III his friends and the public generally that he has this dag
rams ferred the
WINE AND SPIRIT
Heretofore carried on by him, in the French Premises, to bis
brother, MR.. GODFREY RHODES.
In returning thanks for past favors, the undersigned would
respectfully solicit, in favor of his brother, a continuance OF the
support so literally bestowed upon himself:
Honolulu, May 30, 1857.
NOTICE..
rUNHE WINE AND SPIRIT BUSINESS
II heretofore carried on in the French Premises by NIB.
HENRY RHODES, has this day been transferred to the under
signed, who, having made arrangements to secure q constant
supply of
FIRST CLASS GOODS,
Begs to assure all parties favoring him with their orders, thAt
his best endeavors will be given to insure their entire satisfac-
ton.
Honolulu Nav 80 1SaT. 4Qtf
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Lumber.

LUMBER
Venetian Blinds. assorted eorers.
Wooden Ware.
Hf Dbl slaves and heads, Half barrels,
Nests bingham buckets, Extra brooms,
Nests bingham boxes, Extra broOms plain,
Nests tubs, 3-hoop pals,
Willow market baskets, Rattan brush baskets,
Painted cedar pals, Bottle baskets,
Hair selves, Mating brooms.
Eartilen Ware.
Complete tea and coffee sets, Assorted a%edS "in s's sssse.,
Complete toilette sets, White stone mugs,
Demiohns, hf to 3 gals, Stone naples,
Rum jugs, Stone bakers,
Hardware and Naval Stores.
Boxes glass, assorted sizes,
Kegs Fairmount pure white lead,
Improved cooking stoves complete,
American cook stoves,
Casks nails, assorted sizes,
Bales navy Oakum.
Improved reviewers,
Assorted buttons, D..
Cs planters hoes,
Eagle planters hoes,
FG fs::n an pd locks, Beat os ss5%sP i, as:P''
As si;sss 5ses:;, assorted. Copper - sss IT,: s.: ssissis''
e Coos Ok 'B Bsstias .peo ansn'e Tea 'ssf E.s sRsSn''
Sets dessert knives and forks.
Sets carpenters tools, Wipes, ssssd patterns,
AoSNHS "OSD LII EIdCcSs
1ron plates, Gard matches,
sauce pans, Tin pots,
Iron Kettles, CS shoves, c s spades,
Lamp Wicks. Solar lamp shades, Lamp chimneys, Nos. 1 l. q
Complete assortment Of solar lamps.
Ships lanterns, guarded, Manila bed cords,
Manila clothes lines Cotton clothes lines,
Manila sacking, Ohio axes,
Best Ohio ash oars, assorted sizes,
Best proved chain cables, assorted sizes,
Best Manila rope. assorted sizes,
Best Manila whale line,
Best Maria lance warp,
Two yarn spunyarn,
Three yarn spunyarn,
Marine, Housine, Wormline,
Casks medium bread, Bbis mess beef,
Casks navy bread, Bills prime pork,
Shr bbls pilot bread, Bbhs clear pork,
Bbls superior hams, Boxes ~pain-killer,
&c, &c. &c Soft
EORDAGE AND agent of the
~ Hudson's Bay Company offers for sale the following, in
lots to suit purchasers, viz
Manila Cordage, Ii, 2, ct, q, 2a, 5, 81, 81 and 4 inches, in
all ~ coils.
DRESS SILKS-Handsome and very cheap;
Ladies' fine gaiter boots, with and without heels;
For sale by
DlRD sale by
J. II. SMITH & co,
80 Drug store, corner Fort and Hotel streets.
EPsOM SALTs-Eas as by
- 2s4f D. w. FIELD.
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n E w G. % @ Id s ,

II w G. ID @ I'D $,
Eek FANNY MAJOR.
r. & BISHOP have just received nerohan
Flour in or sacks, mats China rice,
B1rso Caroline rice, rolls , a. white mating,
Black alpaca, printed musIins, assorted prints,
White shirts, pink shirts, calico shirts,
assorted pants, coats, vests,
Superior black tea in small boxes,
Oysters, Strawberries, blackberries,
Ounces, fresh apples, black pepper,
Currie powder, tomato catsup, fine salt, soda,
Salerstus, cream tartar sage, assorted candies.
Ginger snaps, Jenny Lind cakes,
White lead, russian blue. Chrome yellow,
Matches, saddles, wheelbarrows, horse collars,
sass&s i from, l. ! an. n /, i i in I and 1t in'A'
Lin pumps, axe handles, hoe handlss,
shovels. hoes, market baskets,
Pit saws, halter rope, &c, &c, 30.
SUPERIOR LIQ
EUST e PEP FANNY MAJOR,
1 or cask SesF superior United Vineyard Propriesors"
/ or cask very superior "sazerac de Forge e. Fills" Brandy.
2 bbls pure Jamaica Bum.
Samples Of the above can be seen at the store Of
90 J. C. sPALDING.
GOALS
r AN N IA SOf1N MA NSH AIAb. 100
" tons of the ve , best Scranton lump Goals, any QUANTITY of
which I will sell at $40 per ton Of 1000 ID weight.
o G: 7. JUDI
sVd Agent.
BIRD SEED.
LOO LBS. e CANARY AND
A5& HEMP SEED-For sale in l and 2-b packages, by
I II. d. WHITNEY.
" 80 honolulu June ~, 1897. 50ts
white Lead.
Nh SUBSCRIBER is NTrH
T. receiving from the manufacturers direct, the best qualities
@Pare,"
Extra
and me- ~
White lead, ground in the best boiled English oil. and is u
thorised to contract at lower prices than the present market
rates.
- J. c. sPALDING.
donoiuIn, June ., 1901 Soft
VICTORIA REGINA.
A PORTRAIT OF
VICTORIA for sale. Price 9I9
500 n n WHITNEY
EOR SALE.
EpEST QUALITY FRESH CORN
AD Best quaut, fresh butter.
Fresh Corn Neal Al Fresh Corn Bread daily.
4e-ti T. FoY
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TO ADVERTISERS.

A DVERTISERS WISHING TO WIIh"
a DRAW or renew their advertisements, or make any a'el-
stions in them. are requested to give notice, in writing, OF any
such changes, as the publisher intends enlargtng us ss :.
the paper on the LIST of July, and such alterations oe mn Suo
more conveniently before than after the enlargement
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1857-06-18

LONDON, esd January, 1857.
sR:-we beg TO Gail your attention to the annexed circular
announcing the retirement of our Senior, and to inform you tnAs
the business will be carried on By US, As usual, under III III
Of j. G. MARZETTI 4 SONS.
Permit n a II return ~ grateful thanks for past fayors, and
respectfully to solicit a renewal Of the same, assuring you OF u
best endeavors TO merit your confidence and support.
Any orders you may be pleased to entrust to our charge,
shall, at ell times, have our best attention, and be executed
| upon the most favorable terms.
Referring you to our respective signatures at foot, we remaiA
Your obedt serv'ts,
CHAS. I. MARZETTI,
Ao-Kt AUG. G. MARZETTI.
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CIRCULAR.

n ONDON, SD 1SS7.-or;I
beg to inform you that 1 have this day retired nom tne
Arm OF j. G. MARZETTT & SONS, and allow me to take this
opportunity Of sincerely thanking you for the patronage en-
loved for a period Of upwards OF forty years.
Begging a continuance OF your favor to my SONS, ana reieEfnG
you to the circular attached hereto, L remain
Your obed't serv't,
J.. g. MAKZETtI.
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LAW NOTICE.

LAW NOTICE.
TWNHE NED, having been licensed By
Il the Supreme Court az an
AND COUNSELOR AT LAW
SOLICITOR IN CHANCRRY,
Tenders 20 the public his services in the line OF bis prs
fession, and hopes, from his long practical experience and the
undivided attention that he will pay to all business committed
to his care, TO merit a share of patronage.
Office over DR.. q. p. Judd's Drug Store, corner OF Merchant
and Fort streets.
o. HINTON.
Honolulu, May IS, 1857. 48-lyG
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FAIRBANKS, .... 5
NO. > HIM 5000 lha.
~ No. Z Platform, weighing 1000 lbs,
No. 10 Platform, weighing 1900 lbs,
No. 102 Platform, weighing 600 lbs,
No. IL Platform, weighing 900 lbs,
No. la Platform, weighing 40Olbs,
No. IL Platform, weighing $40 lbs,
Gr0ceFs' Scales, Counter SenIea.
For sae by
~ b. W. FIELD.
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A III PERSONS HAVING CLAIMS against
"a the late firm of MEDAILLE & BOUCHER, partners in the
Restaurant business, in Honolulu, are requested to send IN tne
47-am J. W. MARSH, Assignee
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NOTICE..
ESEKE UNDERSIGNED intends to leave this king
III dom.
5l-lts GEO. MILLER.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-03-12
GRAPE VINES.

Z
II>HR sub seribers weuii respectfully ean he
tsntion of Vine Growers TO the
Early Northern Museadine Crane
Having raised aud proved over forty diH.rent =,
yisties within the last 25 years, fud Ii 20 be
fecily hardy. very prolific aud ripening enc mo-
earlier than the Catswba or Isabella, and yiesdit
one gallon OF wine 10 every quarts Of clean fri
We have limited stock Of large and sigpr,3a
plants for spring planting which may b had ef %
suthorized agents price from one To ase aolig+<
each, according 10 age spd size. We eautionll
public against fraudulent yendersa we have y
pointed Ne ssrs. Firiey a. DSre eur sgenis
Iowa, Of whom plants may es had 4 neefsl a.
nau mi Ia dasier. p, STEWART,
D. I. HAWKINS.
Ssv Lebanon, Shaker yillsge, Celp N hik Co., n. \
FINLBX q DWlRE, Agents,
For psy,isulsrs see large bills at Barrowsk Pre-
syuansg or 81 Gazette ofncs, anfS dxn
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-03-12

TAXES ABaoAD.--John Bull, sub.
sersient to Queen Victoria, ia compel
led to raise annually some three hun
dred millions Of dollars to grease the
old wheels OF the governmental chariot
This immense sum puzzles the wisest
heads in England, because it is insifh.
cient, and is suggested that new taxes
bs imposed--such as tax on the
beautiful King Charles spaniels, Eng.
lish terriers, and Italian grayhounes
-on guns, fishing rolls, and gentle
mems canes--oa crinoline and eau de
cologne-on boquets, perfumes, and
pianosl The oil bachelors OF England,
who are Numerous think that the lux
ury called babies ought to be taxed
the same as turtle soup!
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-03-12
ELEGANT PRESENT TO DIR. bu'
CHANAN ..r-a

vs. were shown yesterday, By Mr..
Wingnam Robertson, Ex.amer,can
Consul at Trieste, who arrived on Sat
nrday in the Eiinburgh, = naguld.
cent and beautifully eaamelled gold
chlonometer wasch, which has been
made 10 order OF some italian repno'
lcans, for a pr, sent 70 James bachan-
sn. The chronometer i. enclosed 10
gold hunting case, both faces Of
which are elaborately and exqaisltely
snsmslled. On tbs front tace OF TO
Of the case there is a finished likeness
Of the Emperor and Empress OF Aus
tgia, painted on blue enameiled sur.
!aca surrounded ty'a richly wrought
wreath. The portrait OF Maxlmlliialh,
the Arch dnke OF Austria, upon asin.'
liar blue enamslied surface, and sur
rounded with q similar elaoorately
wrought wreath, adorns the back o.
the case. The letter A. is engravea
upon the face, and g. upon the BACK
OF the watch. The watch lays IN &
neh-bluesiik velvet cover which shuts
down, and is held by a gold sprlpg,
and clasp. This watch stani 10 lined
with blue satin. On the outside OF
engraved in gold letters
ORDERED EXPRESSLY FOB THE
HON. JAMES BUCHANAN.
The watch 10 imlnediat ly to pc
forwarded to Washington TO be pre-
.sntsA TO NJ. Buchanan, before 'his !
'naagulaGpn, for after that, he, the
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lMfisis.

lev deorl cas-. Of Smiths StaSh.
He hopss tasf the 2al Llrse years eoHs@at Prasnes
D THIS cifg sas gwen sss2caon aG slii iaauso
.uose Wishing tne asEgiees OIL psauss " sssA asS
.sa iocuAol. ~ -. ! i.
a. y Els sqrA asg az3aZt u EalsEaness stH -
ytYen desired. ssptE ~ e"S
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President elect, will no. be able to re
ceive it. or any other gilt from any
foreign power or people ~. r Her.
aid.
A very pretty present indeed, from
body Of European Republicans to
the Presideat OF an American Repub-
lie. 1t surely will be gratifying to
his Exccllency to behold whenever he
drws forth this chronometer, the fin
ished likeness of the Emperor and
Empress of Austria
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SAMUEL PERRY- =

xoTChSs11t { TAd1ox.
40 Snasnd anos and full asssrtnent r. E,,,..
- ana hnsiish Clothes, Cassimsras ~ 49,.
s.soie tor me seasen, which be wilt nssks ~
T 20 sh2rt p9tice and reasoaa be tsrsa y
j READY MADE CLOTHING
m ~ sa .ds .aIa is spring ana summer vsar, vises
FORVISHlN6 'f0ODS.s,'.,
q goo supply ofsyery.hfpx y 49, - y.
Ia. Isn,s Hssarooe. bpriags Ssyie - - ~
taps, Trunks. taiicas, &c.
H. tbs oaio insss. .-.a.s- sout TO pnruhass eoUh
80 eos me l 10 give AIM call before ~
e"''',. e1s. one price only. No trouble = sS~s
ofthss&nse " 3y.Irys, -
DaFenpori April u ISIS - I1nAs.t,
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Qlotbiua.
New Goods! New Cesdsl!
EDw ARD ALDEN
.Nerch01sl Tailor.

AND
wholesale and Retail Dealer n
Il q q y d a de Clothtnr.
sts'; cassimsrss, vsstinss, Gents, rnxusuA.
mg eeods and Tailors Triuuiusn.
ge., ~ searned from the With or a - ~
f,sxs.sin n sii ~. selected stocks eoeds svss 49,
ns articles 'ts'' consisting in pat q - siIsv-
BROADCLOTHS.
1aaig sad nIiasn iss., ssTnas ard American
CASSIMERES.
English, French and American. ~ -
vEsTINGs.
~ !. ats Msrseti lss, MssaisAs, WIZ Lonaon 81.
is sisss Fancy silK ssd Liuen ~ an stii ossss.
,asnsa sa..a, nalisn Cloth, slk Plush, aaA isssy
OvERCOATING.
biack, Blue and Brown Broadcioth U.ton. ypA...
~ es cioths, Fancy, Blue, Brown and MuiSeST
s.s M besser' canads mixed and saiasa Of -
READY-MADE
sYsf;Soaiss Over Sacks, surtouss. ResHns s~..~.
hnd ilamas, Procx and Drsa Proef ~. ~ Fl,
ss assrs sna va s'Slss, siit Velvet, PinsA, OIL
"a rssts; bso'n and Guernsey Pfoeks, WssS
FURNISHING GOODS.
sa.,es, White plain linen corded a. Psrs
1 y iAhc} eoiofed Shirts, vita con a. on an6 noL
/ scis,.,.hS., IN. string Deorsey, rded n1sSG ~
{ rxvst.. sosK Iles stocks, fancy and aod pts1p
N ! ouek, ctrfh Msefsrfeid, Abcrd1~a. Hrsfis.
i.ss ana Ge frnsn and Fur Gau ntIsts: Voc. SsS3
Z y Aaa cotton hose; white sudfa1cy Hnss ~ sSSs
sh - ksrehieis; euer0dered isnb'a Wool. vbsts M
5ysoI Mia.st ~ g. - Wrappers and DSSWsE
: rssyi sis' ncsrfs Mutasrsi Gents shaVk MI
aE.iy Kept ty ths srsdc I'll Of vhSE
. 1psetll4iF snkmiuef 10 HE sxamiestson ~ -
n early esii viii s-are choice selections. f..
EDWARD ALnau
20 s.tssL opposite LeCisire Row DavS1nor,
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iiiy spring Goods have Arrived
m. CONSISTING OF @ =
Cloths, Caasimerss, vestiag,,.
GENTS. FURNISHING GOons.
RsadY-mada CIofh;n~t

!. g nesdless 70 say amer tas long as,eat3s :,
sss ahnSs ~ me State VI the rver that An rs AZ
- "a STOCK isr sae 10 cussoInas. nj a s
lH lssassss 70 ssy thssny pr ese dc stosk tssos.
srra, ~ slso fsfs cnoics va. Ia plc ssstsxs
iuAahet pofor7 sae stoeRs thsre gefs rsJs.ea ~,
eoaseaasa1ly h-4 good chance .or .sise.Ios. ~
CLOTHS, LassEl1EkSs 4s yes,fns.
| an ready 10 make Up TO ords,s, 49,. -.
me eesta tatyix ofshe g.; n go ~s As''ss, -
u, ar oaH ne hs sten la5 eatser for the pas. vs.
aaia ni'h nfsto i've his aai IA II. ads a.
"eaa S-asGde Clothing Department
wait ~te szsortei goods az d .ela.aa ,t.
Sts- s@Fs. only asE examination 10 u,ovsi. ssi
taetfo'H OF ta5 above statements. Please asiIst
EDWARD aALDEN,S
ioska1alsS store,
Secaaaa 81, opposite lie Czusrs Ro,c
2sssL poIs, Apl III EDWARD ALDHN.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-03-12

A LTHOUGh 10 canuot Keep on hand some Soot
IAor S60p StosaAs aasons sf ear ass9nbors, ne
40 % are, We sell 30 cheap sad good article
stoves tlAt Is AecOmss dnAcutt 70 supply tks d o.
nasd, bu! new supply Of freight cars have arrive
End eeen placed on eusfosd, sud We have eonpietsi
our 80 AZ 10 bs able nov 10 supply lie
-domands ofAll, be the sxLne MORE OR LESS.
=. 80 .Afleg looking sronnd anong all Iss sos
HORSE" stove shops In this city, 10 purpose
eosoe TO. ~ r. Ed tewEf&.9f5t eLE 1iEl 81.
Twttehsll 4 0iilStt's,
Tho only Stove Bmponhm Ia the wsst and buy q
!toss,estss 6fsss. Ia our psires, for eLsApnsss
We defy all eompehtion-every article esrrsnttd,
md h NOT sassfastosys We refHnd ths money. Amens
oar sssormsnt may be found tho celebrated
Forest Oak Tor WOOD q Ceak he CjtmAr;
BlAek DisuonA, les ssal; The King Of
stoves and 9ovsrper, elevated ovens.
= II kinda or fArior, O1fcs and heAttnK stoves.-
Ha and Copper Wase en- hand ~ ALI ulaes. ResL
ing, Jcbbns, %. done 70 order.
re Brady osSssts nsarly sDYostts the r. o.
rsh 4.dtf DAVENPORT, IOWA