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Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1857-12-10
REAL ESTaTE, SC.
Valuable Real Estate for Sale.

Valuable Real Estate for Sale.
VuVHE Subscriber offers for SALE the Dwelling
IL House in which he now lives. Also, the
Homestead of the late Joseph Adams, and about 40
Acres of choice Meadow and Pasture Land. Also,
the Store next west of the Mansion House.
CHARLES ADAMS.
Litehfeld, Nov. II, 1867. 3O-st
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District Of Kent S. Probate Court, -Nouta,ber "A, 1857
vn>HE COURT OF PROBATE FOR THE DIS
u TRICT OF KENT has limited and allowed
six months from the date hereof, for the creditors
OF the Estate of AARON SMITH, late of Kent in
said District, deceased, represented insoyt,lt, i'll
which to exhibit their claims thereto and has APP
pointed Charles l. Fuller and Harvey Turill, Es4s.
of Kent aforesaid Commissioner to receive and
mine said claims.
Certified Ivy RUFUS FULLER, Judge.
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CTtIIIII5.
10y RUFUS FULLER, Judge.

The subscribers give notice that they shall meet
at the Hotel of Edward NJ. Judd in said Kent the
10Th day of December and the 10th day of May next
ut IL o'clock in the forenoon each of said days
for the purpose of attending the business of said
appointment. CHARLES l. FULLER. Commits
3l-3t HARVEY THRILL, I sioncrs
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1857-12-10
70 the Court of Probate for The District of Rcrbury

To the Court of Probate for The District OF Rcrbury:
TU7HE undersigned, an insolvent debtor, residing
IL in Roxburv in said District and whose Estate
is in settlement in said Court under the Sc Act
for the relief of nsolvcnt debtors and for the more
equal distribution of their effects among their credit
ors respectfully asks the Court that an allowance
be made him ont of said Estate for the necessary sup
port Of himself and family. as by statute in such
cases IN de and provided he having first complied
with the condition contained in the Sth section of
said act WILLIAM o. GLOVER Assiguor.
Probnte Court District of Rofbury, Norsmbrr G 1857
ORDEEED-Ihat the foregoing application he heard
and determined at the Probate Office in Roxhury
within said District the first Tuesday of January
1858, at 10 clock NJ, and that notice thereof be
given by advertising for one month in newspaper
terbury they being two papers published weekly
and nearest where the Estate afor said is in settle
ment, and on the sign post in R"xbury.
.31-4tt CHS Is. PHELPS, Acting Judge.
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At Court Of Probate holden at Ne,c Milford ,lhin and
for the District Of Aec Milford, on The 18th dag Of Nc
rember, 1857.
Present, SAMUEL D. ORToS, Judge
EHSTATE OF DAVID BOOTH, late of New
LIZ Milford in said district. deceased.
The Administrators represent the Estate insolven,
and prays the appointment>of Commissioners there
on Whercupon, ORDERED That Commissioners to
receive examine, and ad ust the claims OF the cred
itors Of said Estate, be appointed at the Probate Of
flee in said New Milford the 9th day of December,
1857 at clock in the forenoon and that all per-
interested in said Estate may be notified there
Of the Administrators will this order to Ge pub
lished in newspaper printed in Ltchield in Litcl.-
field county and post copy thereof on the public
sign-post in said New Milford nearest the place
where the deceased last dwelt in said New Milford,
and also in other public place in said New Mil
ford. A true copy of Record
31-3t SAMUEL D. ORION, Judge.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1857-12-10

fhFt, II necessarily prHtcCeS disease. HObLU-
WAY s PILLS operate directly upon the elrIucnts
of the stream of life neutrlizin" the principle of
disease, and thus radically curing the lnalny whcth
er located in the nerves, the stomach the liver the
bowels, the muscles, the skin, the brain, or any
other part of the system,
USED THRCtGHOUT THE WORLD.
HOIIOWAY'S PILLS arc equally c1icacious Ia
complaints common to the whole human race. aud
in disorders peculiar to certain climates and localities
ALARMiNG DISORDERS
Dyspepsia, and arrangement Of the 1ivcr tie
source al ntil nifty and suffering and the csIusc o.
iniine. able Deaths yield to these cufatitcs i'm al
cases, however aggravated, acting mild pGrga-
tive Alternative and tonic they relieve the bowels
purify the fluids and iuygurate the S, stem and the
constitution at the same time.
General NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Complaints.
When all stiUulants fail, the rcn0vating and bra.
cling properties of these Pills give irmncss t. tho
shaking nerves and eneeGlcd muscles Of the victiiA
Of general debility.
DELICATE FEMALES.
All irrcc uaries and ailments incident IN the deli
cate and sensitive organs of the removed or
prevented by few doses of these mild but infalli-
bic Alternatives. No mother Who regards her own
or her chilellens health should fail to have them
within her reach.
sCIEsTiFiC EMBELLISHMENTS.
The London lancet" the London - Medical Re
view, ard The most eminent of the faculty in Great
Britain France and Germany, have eulogized the
Pills and their inventor.
Hol'oscc4's Pills are the best remedy knorn ia
tho uorld for the toi'oring diseases:
Asthma, Debility, Liver Complaints.
Bowel Complaints Fever atd Ague, Lownsss offs Spirits
Coughs Female Com Piles
Colds, plants, Stone and Gravel,
Chest Diseases, Headaches, Secondary Syiiip-
Costivcncss, Indigestion, toms
Dyspepsia, IntiucnEa, Fencrcnl Ahec.
Diatrlps, inflammation, tiuns,
Dropsy, Worms Of all Inward Weakness
kinds
30 Sold at the Manufactures Of Professor tlbtin-
WAY, 80 Maiden Lane, New York, and "a Strand,
London by all respectable Druggists and Dealers ia
Medicine drought the CEited States and the citi-
lied world, in boxes at IS cents, 621 and 81 each
fE" There is considerable saving nv taking Tho
larger sizes.
Y. B.--Directions for the guidance OF patients In
every disorder are affixed to each box
Gg CAUTION None are genuine unless tie
words " HoItomay, New York and London are di,.
csrnate as 'taermork in every leaf of the book Of
directions around each pot or box the same nav ts
PLAINLY seen by holding the keGf 10 he light hand
some reward will he given TO any one rendering such
information dis may lead TO the detection Of any Tar
ty or parties counereiting the medicines of vending
the same Knowing them to be sp'itious. 40yl
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NOTICE.

6lAME into the enclosure of the Subscriber. on
~ the 14th inst, five two-years old srEERs-de-
scribed as follows: One pair matched backbone
brown, with star in the forehead-one brown and
all ear-aafked-
The owner win confer favor by taking them
away. :SHtRx.x F.1sp,r
Milton, Nov. II, 1857: -. ost-sO
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HEALTH OR SICKNESS 2
Choose Befacees. Them.
II LI.OW AVS PILLS.

The blood furnishes the material Of every bone,
muscle, gland and fibre In the human frame. When
pure, 1t secures health To every organ when cor.
rupt, it necessarily produces disease HOLIO-
WAYS PILLS operate directly upon the elrruerts
of the stream of life. reutrzin" the principle uf
disease, and thus radically curing the inaady, whctI
located in the nerves, the stomach the liver, the
bowels the m,ls,fes. the skin, the brain OF any
other mart of the s:Stenr
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1857-12-10

HARREsON'S
TOLUMBIAN Perfumcry and Hair Dye, at
u Il. II. RICHARD Gents Furnishing Store,
West street.
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6NROCKERY AND GLAsSWARE.-The largest
~ assortment in town Of an descriptions. at
MoNEIL u BaAAASs.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1857-12-10

Situation Wanted.
4 young German wants place with farmer,
"A having worked in that way in Germany.
Apply to IL. IFFLAND.
Itch6eld, Nov: 10, 1857 49,: 2s-3t
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Notice! Notice !

VINE shall endeavor to sell Groceries at little
w cheaper rate than our neighbors have adver'
tieed. A. G. SIXTH & Co.
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even of years standing and having previously resisted
every kind of treatment. do know that il WILL if it is
taken in good fa'h remove ves'lge OF the disease.
for, have alre ady shown, disease Of the d.
Rcsve organs. instead Of, many suppose disease
uf the lower bowels. In
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1857-12-10

Goods are Cheap.
TALL and examine for yourselves. at
~ A. G. SIXTH & Co.'S.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-05-23

Wsfrisssss, ,vDoslls ". D.. a-pa, psseapoft. iosa
ukALEHs IN
Grain, giess, Salt, csasnt, saA all asssStp-
ttens u Hasn PreAaes.
OsA.ss solsessa SAL sssaie - dispatch for IL.
par sale a PrAziao~ and ashsi
ss~a ssts.
vm t.alls-- ample lof sAs aosAx. VI All snd. %
asr.as ssj ffoists,
Lslersic.~h sissIr-. made ssasiT nusnts vh@n DO
ssml.
SPECIAL sssssssoa ys.d tD H-esgvas sEa forvsriiIs
.s.ls ~ 1nsI river. Charges 81 s~t.blssh~i sssss
-RkrhkkA1ks-
Ceok xvais fisnks8s. Davenport. GAnbb, BF0 pAr
700 a 80 Lssssfs, Dsssspsft, ssekeAis, Gslylsll Z
10, saassrs b.sehgasr use W ftts, Banker, Banslo
aAsnA Is,fl@.ts, Aih.n, n bscAa@. 10 A~nk, n y.
fioasss hsagshsli, Lss. heh"-tsf, ". T.; " sissl
a a~lslls v. v. tsgy tssg sfsts. toaauias~tsn
sIsal, -. LOUIS, ~ Aastaasy -, thio~so
" agtx, h<sct u co.. lHtrsxg ~ *. IeAllsaar. k~l
aLiassa Dsaxhtys AsikinsoA IN. Pea thAelsse, Nat
sls. ossisy ,r.s ,srfe asat, i.st .is.k
lans aa dat
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-05-23

Iag AFFECTION or TIE Honss.-
Riing !, a stage. short time since,
over the hills OF Western Pennsylvsn
is. asked the privilege Of riding out
with the driver. This, in Pleasant
weather, and in . strange country, is
nv iavorite seat. Many think il Q
disgrace 10 81. out with ths driver;
but ytten | lind philosophy guiding
the horses OF public stage. Ii 9
passenger politely ask the privilege Of
riding out with the driver, il win be
as politely grs stsd; and no situsfion
10 SO favorable for learning the local
aud most interesting history Of the
country through which . traveller 10
passing.
That near horse, . said |, sis line
animal"
Yes" said he, .'ii 1 hsd h,s mate,
money could not purchase thsm.-
How old do You think he isf'
Probably eight or nine ssid /.
He is tweuty-iour,' said lac, Il
have driven him nine years on this
route His mate wac Just like hio;
they have grown up together from
colts, always worked together, and
stood in the same stable. No person
ever appeared to think more of Q
friend. or even . child, than those
horses did Of each other. II one wss
absent ior night or day, the oiher
whinneyed, and looked and moved
about the stable. calling for his alb
sent friend. Last winter said he,
his mate diel. Sine. then lac has
been constantly inonrniul and Cnhap-
py. lie is constantly ealing ior b .
mste, when 10 the stable; and he will
not permlt any other horse to occapy
the place OF his companion in the sts.
BILE ln nll other places he 10 quiet
and gentle. but will allow no one 10
b. a companion at the stable where
he had 80 otter and so long enjoyed
the society OF his departed companion.
Bot he i failing last. said my friend; !;
he is evide, tly pining away with
grIei, aud poor old jim will soon join
"a mate in another, and l nope and
h.l;.vH higher state CT existence
"Wh, aid |, do You supposs .
horse has cons 'oaS eAi''ehcs Ai's'
deathf -,
Certainly 10, said he. ~. M
tile came evidence of i, | hav. '"' :
shall exist. lave | love. 81 Ia.
borse. Have ! affection. sympathy,
memory, mind. reason, So l.as u
horse. Call it il siinct, ii YOU please
II call il reason True, q horse has
not the organs Of mathematical calcu-
lation. bur many human beings are
destitute OF them as ho. sc. and Ger.
tainly they are not necessary to fu-
ture existence. Ii 10 the moral iacul.
ties thai will survive the grave. In
those, said he, 'old jim 10 pre-emin-
ent. Does any one love bis friendi
Certainly not better than Jim does
bis. Does any one strive to do his
dutys Jim 10 pattern OF dutiful ODE
dience Does any one remember and
mourn tor his lost loved onesl Poor
old Jim 10 going down sorrowins to
the grave, for his loved mate.
Here uy companion brushed . tear
fr,m his eye, as he refined up to the
pot Office in Mercer County, aud de-
lvered his mail.-Prairis Farmer.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-05-23

YEAxlY Foop on onx 4AH.-Frou
the army and navy diet scalss ol
France and England, which, Of courss
are based uI.on tho recognised nscss.
sites oflarse numbers Of men in &C
tive lite, it 10 inferred that about t~c
and one-fourth pounds Of dry iood
per day are required fos each iDdivid
ual; OF this about three -iourths a. veg
.table and the rest animal. At the
close OF an entire year the amount j.
upwards OF 800 lbs. Enumsrating
under the title Of water oil the various
drinks-cofiee, tea, alcohol, wine, &c,
il estimated quantity 10 about ! 500
pounds per annum. That for the ais
received BY breathing may be taken
ut 500 lounds. With these fgursa
before US, says the Medical World ~
are able to seq how the case stands.--
The fod, water and air which . mar
receives amounts in the aggregate r
more than 5000 pounds . ysar-thal
10, to tun and q half, or more thar
twenty time his weight. Th,s snor
nous quantity may we'll attract on
attention to the expenditure o. ma
terial required for supporting life. I
living beng Is the result and repre-
ssntation Of change on . prodigiou
scale.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-05-23

JAMES MORROW.
sunRpes ssA nleehastesi nsnt,ss.

hssss bis services as such ~ HE ffi -nds aaa shs
Pubite In general, believing that be aud . III
Slss entf- sassAeton in all wofs done IA The u~n
isi line. lie has been eaxaxsa tn nf ooodri~Afs Of
aes lot the last teen sahs and believing that he
ts sssssiacd hls fotmsr repstsu asa psaiist 1, he
Asss fsf pyfti.n ct tne Patronage of hts friends
q Duasssfy and arfssx sa.nl. Ia nj. once aad isy.
nfstpfy are sueh tsAs h@ 10 pf.psrsd ~ de- ANY
~ ths Dental sias. Hss ssj. of uofk - diG-rcns
tom all 1ihsfs ih .hs sseetioa Ul tbn ssasry. eei.g
aor~ clasnty sad afa 1ir, sad ssra sish mass
sfs sad satisfaction T. tss wcsrer lie ~t rat In
asAaeial iuasntnsws from N lsn e~tis- sei,
- 81 '"s"st SPss sPPsfsAshihgto 10 Denh1ty.
Umee a@d res -0rs cen cswd saa FDassh street.
second h"sse vest of Main, aijoiniag ps foentains
resst.ses.
Asy aamssf Of references given ~ required.
Apl 4rdu
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Il AALh d LLAak Lasisg ssc afsd tue services
~ ~ sosssss a aershsAa, .sit knosn " taIids
"ss ~ As sAs - AAssfs oa ufsi sa4laty tsaeh !,
would ssy 10 thsse vissiax 10 bsiea l..
she evssanS srsson, that kssy woaia iv sell 10 ~
sos a.slh eaii, ss 90 islssI sslsa las vsr yssa
inGsiistSa5 aud expect 10 ssAAs lssss aailliss
brick dssing tAss~ss.a All osdafs fof ssles a. tss
JAfd OF Y, be dstsefed 10 Any ysa si eiy viii
Sc psomytIy as.ssasd ~.
\, H.-kfst ard On Hsnisos street, .L.vs lhs
taaIrsSa. Il. " HAAkH
apsIxms pALASE CLAIM.
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Commission yJsr;naois.


s1sHk iAto arm oIeosdfscn Wheeler n tsalls hAs :.
.ax s-~s dssssss sd, th- sssss rs~r ~Ii eslsiaas
las bassssss ~ ths Mar. Hsase isssiy aceaplsd b.
.lia Fl.ss. opposite .s~ ~. A N. h.R Dspai.
Fssm~I eas .ssa~a vsl piasss dr.s, tneif or efs
3, 90 tdfiea n o.. wash snail receive prompt Az
l-sti0n
.plxsdn sOopRIcH CO.
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AgDkASkA LAND AGENCY.
Coca. sAsSeNa & b'Nrker,

rLoHsNtk. NEHaAsAA,
Ahl a'tsad prompiis H. all sasiaass sYnnss.sa
s'sh i-~sd AGsasl, .. lsf IN NsBsssss .f sstssa
Iowa.
LAad Wsrraan bought, sold aad located.
has.''ast s,r tAsn can 10 isfs vish an, iAs
iassagg.a.
coOA 4 sskaENi, l,.ssun,tt.
COOK, ~ h.ENt q Dt.WNky tyssrltyy ia~.
duuh, sARUkA ~ IDok. uvs a.laes,>
sakxltI
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9ssts aaS Sbses.
0OOTN n NADES,
wHeLKsALE . RETAIL,
At The Eunnlro atnro

0OOTS y NMOES,
wHoLksALE b RETAIL,
At The Empire store.
& .s t. q 'sss sSsis '. rae "a sacss ssi
A-sAsa - /. ias,,s he ss.sn.,.a Of ali IL . IA
's asssAss b. war tsuc. Iaansrg irsdess st.h
: feFirsssa tssir ssscks -.Ii sud Il tactr ad
s'** 40 % cAa nwiote Arcaa'inx else
y .aE A~a'er H4...sart. a.. pgetcr 1 tlSIoAl
] +'s - IT, aa' a s'at iEases tarnt.in tae
I 49, ass 81 "a -sfk net paaaIed
4 siss ~ AAdivs' -ork
/ = *s-stt - ~ - tsagsaP.rt
4 *A sts'stttF - " AHKnTi
ptss a.sl 4H.sr. na1as - s,as,
Asfs y-fssr as-sAss A-~r. a..dc,a Starr
MO
'Ew BOOT AND SHOE STORE
90 saADf. HEr. sTa a Arn 81.
n ihs sas*rFAssF mas ,3sra .s"r- ..
Ill $500 -ssrr ~ = ss~slax ife-a .soek
GOOD BOoTa AND SHoEs
ssssiased -nps~ssil ter tcisllIax. -hsea he oscs
for sale ~ very
koaaOnAbas Prtsss
s-asts gs-eass. dozen OF s4asle pair. as vflit 9
siss fsrsass s-xal.r sarpies ever seek IRON
90 y ne sesa a.nafAs.sfse. n me hasi. and re
ssiIs soiiesls sAare sf pseiie palronae~.
c0Uuf9Y nRncuAuro
ssa s~ss ssd sssortsasai Of ssassnael-
esri0e necfa1oimg lspspds,
go pfarss As In anF s~sabiisA mt IN she " ssl.
tfAi Sat- u. d. eAgLkfuN.
sew Wholesale AND RETAIL
SCOT q SHOE sTOxE.
4 tNs> G. rOpD vsasi most rs>.re.fally iaferH,
~ tme eilaxems e4 ta~ ttsy OF s-u ,oFt sat the
. saes sssiiax esaairs ma. a. q nss opraias en
Es ~ e~fs.se rhlFaaaa foarta street, slstgs a nd
e. -sAl a.ssr.sanEs
!snss, Ladies. Misses ard Chlidren's
BUDTS AND SHOES:
~ 80 a'r'sssa - q A.i- a-1 '@ss - = -AssA
a.a.sisf ~ 90 - "a" ss'' s..a .g' .e"r.
y. -, .-i.',.s ~. -.,.-...i' ..,s,, .aa
y. =. 49, -, -. Lsdss' 80 ..sl.r,, !" q N.
g. "'
ss,- JAS. {. ropD.
:oss~s- As@ shses.
r wtt.,trSatr Am prrA;l -
-'A. saf h.@sa ne 'nais -'.-s ~ h''t- asa ~h"T"
.s'' !" ~ - - t'Ass. s !. : ~ A'is''s.a"'
~ -. =. -. =, - = Is ~ 80"
- e"~ - @'s - "sAas "s~"s'
Ssa"- Hes~sa
a.
~ Scutpets assortment
81 MSS - a-. 4 t-it hi'e -a - s'ss' e."siAn,.
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A m,nister xho bad received .
number OF calls and could scarcely
decide whi:h vas the best, asked the
advice Of faithful old African SER
want, who replied: 'Masss, 60 whsss
10 dc most debble!'
did yen cay, sir, that you eonsid-
cred Mr.. J1nss insano1" asked . Law.
yer Of . witness in Q criminal cass,
"Yes cir, did"
"Upon whes groands DO ysa basa
that inferencel
why, ] lent him . elk umheslla
and Eve dollays in eash, and - -
turned them bo4h."
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CHICAGO AID RocK lsLAaD RAILRoAD.
HN0A z


81 NEH Ae&kANGEMENl.
4 ~ aud aft-s aeaday, Aprti ertA, iass, asa ansn
N|torthni notice, u ms VII leave Mock isiand dai
", Sundays excepted - follsws:
lei mail train al sou A n.
~ u.pre.,, stopping on,y at.As psine,p.i
statious a. ia.A5 A. Al.
3i night express. TA5f. N.
Ga Freight, xd ctass carssl s.es A. nj.
irsins arrssosi koek Island daiiy, sunday ssxespt
cd, as follows:
- atxhtcspress s.v0 A. n.
81 day oxpscs- NJ b.oo Y. N.
Mall train st l3oA NJ.
- ffsght and FL sla.s cars at IL 90 y. N.
Autraias over ghis read direct connection nj
hioago Si,A irsins both Mica xAa Southern
aud Michigan tontrai X. X. 10 ~ u-lraii 10.
irdo, Cieycisad, Columbus, Cinsinnat, Pttlsbarxh.
Dauktrk, Had.lo. Niagara Falls, Aibaey, s.s Yark,
raiisieiphsA BALTIMORE and Washington. Aiso si
l.. SHiie ~th trains vf the Illinois Central Road
aorh to Gaiena aud ssalh ~. Lanis ad Cairo, 10
shich place. tick ets can be procured Of ~ =. SIN
WINS, rles.t aSt n. n. Depot Ri
Passengers ase reminded Of tue necessity cfeivlax
d.usci directions 10 tho destiaaien of their bag
xsxc. also to praeure tickets before taking thalr
The eAr., lhe conductors collect Iss.s aal~
~ stations on he line OF The Chicago and kaek leland
kniisoAi. gugN r. 1KAGh, Sup,.
WI &mrsAs, Assi ups.
s.ek i.isns. April I, issS.
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Qlstbino.


n .nke .sonasnt NJ bisck asd faaey Globes
- among which can se ioand brown, blae, 9yes .,
syles I" which sa tastsc "a. e,issns Of - veeport
', aa.nihe. risase s.sp on. Ting is yoss alss.
.hs 20 ha'e GOT tse bsst Gutter v.sl OF n. vorA
ry IL -
- door hem street, east .,ds ~ Bsady.
mA,.iit p anSs
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-05-23

One Price Store.
r. II. PARKS l. CO,
,sascssss To kpsAsp AtssSJ
Wholesale and Retail dealers In 1saAy sfsls
Clethtsg, Cloths. CAsstmsrss vsstiAes,
. eAsatieasas YsrHisAtag 0ss1s.
1Avkno~ 4. aor. over sse.oso .orsA u We
- ever haalsa our uhsis s,ocs ssd ussss e
Gus xc"ds d"sn q isas, sf,tssn ~ esas ssa have
81. ~. 'tsd from this dsy forward l. cell o. Onk
aie taneeied s,th mo veil aaovn .stAbilsAssss
~ haatinstan, wsdsvsrih q PARKS ofg Assaes saA
| ErsAt barsaa..
'usi "a Nork aarmsnu vsvvanted 80 % o. ~
ss",e oppe.i.s he oi.ar. Ro.. ., ne ole ssasl
may t7--R.H IN pARksA co.
Just Received
4 rtns Lot"i "snts Md vi sss. vs Assp sess
Aeat ~assssss-s ssss. Oar customers ess ispss6
@.a1 X. II. PARks = co.
CONE AND SEE THEM
sAM'L. PEnmY,
Merchant Taller ard Clsthier.
BRADY ss, opposiss the rost Uaes.
~ ouLD in,,i. ths A,ssn,son ss he aunsssss
w h's"ds snd the rnbiic ssasraiy tohis
New And Large
So 'l8tFhs "a Niotas fsul.isaa~ry and N~stsnxe ~
~ ~ Ffensh, kasiis, sad Am.sieau uaaufsssurs
eNef oasss ia This msvh.t which viii D. made NJ /.
otis IN IA. h~.i sts.s sna short sss,ss.
- - I'D tfieai. ~paid cay shat u, stsch 10 lar
gf ssa better than II ever has been To shos~ tAat
hsss ns'sr favored ss- With . call, p~.ss eens ana
''4"'e~ nay 8 81. ard pfe-. ysa wiil ani The bsst
y" A. ~ 10 ~ Itsn ~ tDw.r pss shsa Al sny sshss
hour e. tat c1tg.
READY MADE CLOTHING.
lAtse s-sattaeut a, atothiag .nta 1as .r the 80
sai. asy ssa hsnaisture ~l ia sold - eAsas
As y -.rfs asic -i. every u"-at rssou,s. alss Z
~srtsui.d
IadA RsbssT Ossds.
tasts, fsats, Usersis. .Csy,, Ac.
fsrnishing 0ssAs.
Fine Waite ana tsney ssisls. Collars. Mk,s. ns.
ifiris' uos-, htndk.. lies. Uisvss. siis, hss.as.
" ~ .htsvtt'n shft. aud Das.t., sna -s-ty tale.
Usually Aepi - "sa'irrasu's tasn nsshiss stoss.
Trunks.
ttss sae Ls.ils-J Iruas. snI v.,ts-. n .st .,,,.,
'd AL Eaek,aS tt~aAs. zap I sssxs, a.
bftdt 4 opposite the P'st Vnl..,
~r-sds~u SAM sL PENNY,
-. y. W asT0N
~ tA Ah respectfully snauaas~ 10 the good Gulks os
ba'onpott that he has iust s.tssusi it.v N,v
A~tk esth /. sll.sa.i lst ~
Dents HusAisAiAs 0ssAs,
g. ~hish hs ASKS the iaspssttsn of al, tl- GE rs Al,
~" .. 'hsS as Tar sh., ~ thtas ever ev~ash, 4,
tht. a.tlel-
\ b aosa .h', hand. ~aa,,a 10 .la ,s.,o.. ..,.
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The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-05-23

Ar WHaIksALE.
AFh ~oald tas.sa tas sttlrsus af ilassaparl aud
" suts0aadtnx soaat,f bt ga. tssxs A.ssrtsn.at.
s iasgss, sees bfanght imso la~ ,ansaag ~hEh wil
be fbat.d he fEmaa.
Charter Oak Cooking stove.
~ht brhais A.@s the world Tor fta advantages "a IA
saiailty.
iIs uamrfoasau el-s - sbieh sHAn aoa..sntg, !,
sep On naad fnr tlaa-fs asa, ssn plate. shaai
.rohs ali kina- sotlrd asi charcoal ha- . ana .sl.
iAtiea IL. timed copper b. res a hiaek tin, cop
Fef Iesa and mnlsi s"tt"n.. riF-t- ali slEss. al
siads vi "rrss@d aad JsFsD ~afw tann1rs t.sis,
saier soo.fs snd r.frGs sstors. aud -. assa .. al
psr~oEs sssaftnx vita orte,. 10 s.lI IL. "a
xs,. "a sat itas a. ls~ to bought IN a'hlsag
af VI. Iouts. ani on terms ~
fi.as. csls and aonk al our stock and lamr- our
psiess. and ve shtns yss gill 10 convinced a. IN.
IEcl.
Count msrehant. can rwis on batax sappIled o.
all Times - ata stn safs, ar' a f&sorabo term. e.
~h"iasAIe prices.
oli rsxs, s,eapl.f. Nc. taksa Ia .rehsas. for xo.i.
Particular sessnti1u paid J., bsssa Hsaaux and
5p.alas, Aai JOB safk la ganstAi.
WICK sksHAa WILLIAMS
aprSdAwH No s.rarsows' btsss Fr.nl st.