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The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1857-01-16
j. Bacher,
FASHIONABLE TAILOR,
{ Foreman in tho Store Of w. Hobbs, J
An Front Of the Court House,
TIFFIN, OHIO.

WILL pay particular uttention htreafter TO
w Custom Work, a. owing TO the superior
facilities possessed ny Mr.. Hobbs, in obtaining
the oorrectslyles, and other information connect
fdentthatthu most perfect satisfaction can be
given. lie has now been about six years,
twhoiiy or IN part) connected with MIR. Hobbs
estsblishment aud has been weekly furnished
with almost every means 10 perfect him In hs
profe ssion and Il determined TO meritthe esteem
of the Fashionable conimu nifty, aud although his
principal business will be that Of the MER
CHANT TAILOR, he will be glad 70 make mp
goods broughtin from any other esablishmenl.
Mr. Hobbs constantly has on hand very rich
aud choice selection Of Cloths, Casslmerss and
Vcstings Of the latest designs.
NIB. All Work warranted TO NJ and well
made Rooms, in the rear OF Hobbs store,
ground door, where the Fashionsare displayed,
both In the Men and Boys departments also,
Ladies' Riding Habits made 20 order.
May II. 1856,
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Cures ETerV Disease Of The skln.
JOHN sTAuR a co.

REsrEVTFULLY announce to the puolic that
~ they are no longer in any way interested
in the SHAWHAN HOUSE STABLES, but
still carry on the LIVER RYBUSINESSa at their
old stand, where the public, os heretofore,
Will always find good horses and fine carria.
ges-better and cheaper than at any other
stable In Tifin PASSENGERS will be taken
to any section ofthe country on short notice,
DAY OR NIGHT. Amy OF Siaub's friends can
have their horses kept and fed in his stable
{ all times. Saddle Horses and single bug
ies-or buggies to let without horses in fact
we can accommodate the public in any shane
or form. That is our aim and we are bound
10 do ~, without fear Of friend or foe.'
g. The rumor that STAUB d 60. have
SOLD their LIVERY stock is LIE WE
still have the best stock Of horses and 5uegie !
IN Thin, and our prices are lower than ever
~ ''OLD JOHN will be on hand at all
times at his stable, where he looks seyery.
thing over himself
May tith ts55.--tf
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YM. s. BEERs q CO. Proprl,tor,.
Z N0. .l..i w oadwoy Nsw Ysrk.

whom all orders must be addfes,,d
For sale by Druggists and country Ms,.h.,,.
10 9llParts Of the United States and C,n,5,"
and by !. L. ST. John. Gibson 4 slank.r Ti6.
e. X. Caplss, Rome, n. \ L. d. Arnold Hsi'
more. fab I5l85s "
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Snith 8 LYdaY.

ntfEks 10 he Public general variety of fresh Cro.
~, serst aa9 glovl.ens, A prices below oompeltsn.
1 lloe'as sna Retail sale Ronm opposite re ShaWhan
Hoalsel adioiniNg Teqnhs Rlock,
Tim, Ros atihff
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G R EAT sPRIN C FAs HIo Nsi
Emerson 4 Co. ere receiving tsif spiinr V.,tiS...
so.tng., Cas,imsies Hats, Gloves CrsvAti tEs 1he
nice Merchant Tailorwork. m. spt g.
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A SPLENDID srorlment Of Yerk'i celebrates
~ charcoal WAtor coolers and hltersrt ara nov
ready for inspeoiion and sale ~ Yerks Emporium
which isthe only place in senees coun'N whore
you can obtain perfect tino cooler aud hlterer
that will 6her rain or well water a. pare AZ u
same from the heavens. Ladies' and gentlemen
rsliand see them. 10, ~. So
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CARTERs sPANIsH MIXTuRE-

THE eREAr PURIPiER OF THE bLooD-THu
BEsT ALrERAr1vE KNowN-- NOT A FAhTItnn
or MERCURY INlTl rff
Az infsllible remedy for surofula, Kings sIt'
hheuwetism, obstinate eutaneoui Etuptlehi,
Pimples or pusmlss on the face. hlotehst,
Bons, Ague aAd Fever. Chronic sore
Eyos. hinBgorms, or letter, fcald
Head, Enlargment and pals Of
the bones and joints, salt
Rheum, stubborn ulctrd
Syphilitio disorders,
and oil ditcssea
arising from
the inludici0us use Of Metcuty,
mpFudence ~ lie or impuriiy Of the blood
This great Alternative medicine, and purihsrsf
the blood is now used by thousanda OF Eraufal
patients from all parts OF the United states,
who testify daily tOthe remarkabls cures per-
formed bp the greatest Of ell medicine. Gar
ter's Spanish Mixture Neuralgia, RhsuAa.
usm, ,scroiula. EruptiOns on the skin Liver die
re e. fevera, Ulcers, Old sores, anectloa sf
ne kidneys disease ofthe throat, Female cen
plants, pain and aching ofthe bones and i6lnts,
are speed y pe, to aight BY using this inssuHs
For all diseases Of the blood, nothing Astys
oeen found to compare with u. u tlenses the
system Of ellimpuritcs. acts gently, aAd sHei.
emily on the liver and kidneys. strenethtna III
dtgestioh, gives tone TO the stomach, makss the
skin clear and healthy, and restores the con-
siiuton enieebled BY disease or broken doWn
aud strength
.Forthe diseases Of femalesifis peeuliarIv =,
piicable. and wherever Il has become known "a
regularly prescribed with the happisst s6ert,.
Iltinvigoretes the weak and dsbiliiatsd, and in
parts elasticity to she worn out ffame, clsars
the skin and leaves the patientfreah and health
singie bottle Of this inestimabls remedy IL
wo1th all the 20 ca lied dsarshparillasine
The large number Of ceTtRcates Ukieh Wo
nave received from persons from nll partt ofths
united states, Is the best evidence that there IA
no bumbug aboutit. The press. hotsLksspsrs,
Imagist 1tes, physicians, and public men, we'll
known to the community all ad d their ,sstisosy
| TO thew tnteriui eject tIuu 49,
rifer. .. "- eii m
Cal on the agent and get an AlmSnse, and
read the details Of astonishing eurstperfornsd
by Csuers SpRnish Mixture, (in mo,t rs,ss
where everything else had signally failed J TLS
ltmitsof an advertisement will not admit tLsIf
/ foil insertion.
VIM. s.BEERs Co. Proprietor.
! No. 304 Broadway New Yort
whom all orders must be addfes,,5
! For sale by Druggists and country Msr,h,,,,
10 allParts Of the United States and C,n,J..
and by J. L. 81. John, Gibson 4 slnnk.r TiE
&. r. Caplas, Rome A l. ID Arnij ~
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100 csgScE ,..s scsSoe .9.S 9g'S . s. sFGVSs % lS
nnrkoi. Also general assoHmont Of oval round
and square column drains ier same, tor sale
cheap a. Ysrks mammotb stove emporium.
Juue ~, 1850.
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aR15wDID's
M alarian AnEido&e.

III VIE GREAF FEFER AND AGuE MEDICINE OF
Il tiiE Aee-this great romeiy willho found speoif fe
for a'he oonmon icrns Of hiasmaic Dseases esntcsv
Fever ana Ague, Dumb Asue, Bilious Fever, Liver Com
plaip' Jaundiee, Bilious Diarrhos and Enlargedsplesn
The Maiqnan Antidoe Is y, cnsraon slnpis
endsaie IN competition, bni prompt and cerain IN m eE
and the lahor observation, and expesncs Of ge,t
years prlchee amid The Masmaio atmosphero AZ fthe West
Hence t ndnplioni to the diseases, climate and eonttu
nontothe Mississippi Valley, andtrbuaros. rendei tim
une snpelorto an the trash goi up In tho East by those
whoknoW nothing oFo ahoui tho climate and dssates OF
the Weat. II Is most emnhatioslly Western Remedy
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lust received general assorimeat of all sizes
u ofths celebrated Weslera Star, elevated oven
cook stove; this stove i warranted 20 give better
aausfacunn than any other slevated ovon stove,
thoy are larger, heavier, aud take lougur wood,
drau better. heat up housa aud bake better than
auy other sleVelod oven stove, aud trimmed M
with iuraivfa that can't be beat For sale 4
Yerk'a Emporinm. ie. 81, So
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- Sold at ia Market street 81. Loui,. Ma. =,
Nsw hoFh and b{ AZ DTnsssts, svsFywhsrs =
2, N Faent Medeines sol sale, on Ihs ben
kst street, 81. Louis ~ ~ @Nr
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TO THEGENTLEMRN

=. Emerson would invite bis ola p,tro,s .n5 ,h n.hi,
generally 10 call and examine lis stogL orf,lh epe
ve,tings and Ready Made Clo,hlng N-'''nl'N
is',.. pallsrn' OF FWneh, English, and American
ssn, e,i by, 1ss a sAp' NoehaEg' ioE showing soodi
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e90TS ARD SR0RS

I you, gentle reader. wish pair Of
boots Shoes slippers, saiers, anything s ths,
NEAT, sO9sTAr1T1AL NvAT-Efa tsEeeor
sna eai, ,as,sil yeasa' leugsi the best just
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-01-24

How TO GET BURIED.--The Paris
lsns are giving themselves great deal
OF trouble about getting buried just
now. Monsieur de Larmentine, who
has investigated the question with
some care, decides that he had rather
be burned than be buried. Madame
Georges Sand likewise begs toran urn.
But an Italian has lately invented a
chemical process by which, with the
aid of ffre, the human body can be con-
densed into marvelously small com
pass; 50 small, it is said, that the
corpse OF an adult can be compressed
into snuff box, and carried about n
the pocket. This concentrated es-
sence Of mortality becomes hard as
adament, and is susceptible OF high
polish. Certain very afiectionate
wives, it is whispered, have availed
themselves Of the plan to have their
husbands' bodies east into ornaments.
which they wear in a jet setting. The
idea OF carrying ones defunet relatives
about on the person is not attractive
st first blush; but anything is better
than the dreary vault, with its cold
damp walls, and its awful stiffness,
u d the horrible visions that the eye
Of sttiiction sees fitting through its
@REky atmosphsss, ai
sHeHa Stts}AA
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Tar VALUE OF CuE.-A very keen
observer, then, and long afterwards a
Senator ofthe United States, once
told me that at this period all the bar
ben ofWashington were tederalists,
and he imputed it to the fact that the
leaders of that party in Congress wore
powdAr and long cues, and, OF course,
had them dressed every day by the
barber. The Democrats, on the con.
trary, wore short hair, or at least, small
cues, tied up csrelessly with ribbon,
and, therefore, gave little encourage.
msnt to the tonsorial art One day.
as the narrator told me, while he was
being shaved by the head barber OF
the city-whe was ofcourse federal
ist-the latter uddenly and vehement
ly burst out against the nomination Of
Madison for the Presidency by the
democratic party, which had that
morning been announced, "Dearn q"
said the barber, "sursly the country is
doomed to disgrace and shame -
Whit Prssidents we might have, sir
stlook at Doggett, of Connecticut,
and Stockton, Of New Jersey. What
cues they have got, sir--as biz as
your wrist, and powdered every day,
sir, like real gentleman as they are =
Such men, sir, would confer dignity
npon the chief magistracy; but little
Jim Madison, with a cne no bigger
than a pipe stem! Sir, it is enough to
make man forswear his own country
-Goodrichs "Recottectioas Of @
LJstims.'
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BY SANDERS & BROTHER. .1@ i. >. ~. 8. DAv

Tom Thumbs arrival in England
is extensively heralded by the London
press, Barnun Tor prudentialreaso
taking a back seat The London
Neaos says:
"He is accompanied on this visit by
a gentleman who merely gives him
such assistance as is necessary to bring
out the great hits to the best advan:
tage, leaving to the General himself
the main duty Of entering tho audi,
ence. His mother and brother-in law
arc also Of the party, his father having
died since he was last in this country.
Among the visitors yesterday were
Mr., Dallas, the American Minister,
and family, and Mr. Barnnm, whose
name was 80 intimately connected
with the Generals first campaign"
No one needs TO read this article to
feel sure that Barnum wrote it.
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THE DAILY GAZETTE.
NosAics AMD cANR0s.

The great Mosaic mandatory Of the
Victican is well worth a visit. The
difference between Florentine and 10
man ,nosaics is, that the former are
made Of precious stones alone, and,
though richer and more enduring.
their designs do not embrace SO many
colors rs those Of the latter, which
are of . composition Of various powder
ed stones and glass made into paste,
hardened aud colored chemically, SO
IS to produce several hundred shades.
The groundwork ofmosaic pictures is
usually Of the Tavertine stone. found
sbundantly in this region. The pro-
cess il 90 slow and bothering, that
none save Italians would have patience
to rsproducs large paintings in mosaic,
for which years are required. II it
were no. for employing hands that
might otherwise be idle, 1t would seem
. foolish waste OF time, labor aud
money, to make copies in mosaic OF
the sise of the originals, and which,
though trpe to their incest shades OF
expression, are no handsomer than
we'll painted copies on canvass. Gu
riousness 10 the chief merit Of the FOR
mer Mosaic work seems fitting only
for personal ornaments, orsmall house
hold embellishments.
The Roman canoes, cut III Orteh-
tai shells, are truly exquisite, and
Justly famed all over the world
Nymphs might envy more material
beauties, bracelets and brooches OF the
blusLing shells over which they them
selve, dance, and on which their own
undulating forms ottentimes appear.
Ornaments Of all kinds abound here,
in doors and out. The street women,
however mean their dress, are always
adorned with large gold ear rings and
frequently with massive beads OF the
same precious metal. They are heir
looms, rs pearl necklaces arc in Ius-
csny.' Aud they suit we'll the Roman
lace and figure, which are snowy even
when not symmetrical. One sees
more beauty, however, in Rome than
in Florence, though the out door ex-
posure Of Italian women OF the work
ing classes prevents their retaining
long any delicacy Of feature and com
plexion. The peasants from the hills
around are better looking and some OF
them, in their picturesque costumes,
really handsome. They wear head
gear of white cotton cloth, cut square
over the forehead, lying fiat on the
crown, and falling back foot or 50 on
the shoulders. 1t forms striking
contrast with their fine black hair,
which shows on each side OF It, and
has coqueitish air quite bewitehlng;
if the wsarer be pretty, the dark bod
ice on which it rests is a groundwork
that sets it off well. A red petticoat
reaching to the ankles is the neither
garment, and wooden shoes, usually
without stockings, complete the UNI
iorm-not emitting the ear-drops, are
never wanting to give sparkle to the
whole ect,-Ne,oafk Advertiser.
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9oots aao SHOES.
THE SHOE TRADE.

"AViNGincfessed our faciiitfes fer manuaetur-
III ing and dealing In Boots, shoes and Lsstbsr Tho
undersignsd, successors 70 S. G. Dawson g. Co., o6cI
no cttseDs Of Davenport and vicinity, greater In
ducsme nts than buy their Boots and Shoes Of
tain every description Of goods wanted BY the pe
We also are making extensive preparations for
WholesaielDg Boots and Shoes, and We instte eodr-
Try dexlsfs TO cali and stock and priees,
rs 10 our determination 10 sell on good term a.
they can be purckasedin st Leui. or Chicago.
DAWSON, GkIG6s q co.
oct25 Hrady ST.. 1 door from 2d.
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Qhijiae.
New Gssds! New Ges1s!!
EDW ARD ALDHN.
.ueTcJbSy1et z1tyor.

10 w A0 A4O8M ~.
.Merch~sst 1AdJsr, :
WholssaIs and RstaiI Uealor -
Re q dy- Made Clot hiua.
c'o'n', Csssinerss, vsstiAes. esssS 1sssid.
AS Just returned from ,hs east with os.z -. Lar.
- sset sod best selected ssocIs Il secds - - -
IT. IL ,ss y this market IN ps q j. Ss-
BROADCLOTHs. 42ap
English, French, osrma. aad Amsrisss, ss Ne anas
qua'isy and iatest seyIs q goods-
CASSlnRRES. s<.8
,f,.. sf f,snsn .S :sS Ansrean of svy r
VEsTrNGs. a..s.s
q TlsssI sod celorsd sins. Sss:s if "a 5ssis f
aa ess sse.s ,:a :i = e. - = i sc..,
OvERCOATING. -
an aud rilo. Cloths, Fancy, H,ss, Ssova - ssiSssT
es:sor ,.: ss.ysf csaads nixsd sad saiasa q . -
READY.MADR. ~.
..: Sss:s "a S. ~ &c., .:::
sss sa4 vs. y:s:.s Nv .. ss'ss:: c.:. s':.A
Dss..is d.. Fsa 90 Ss.ss:., s S:s:s:. -
!. FURNISHING GOODS. " -. Z
Hiesoiy calico, wnits plain linen corded and Pssts
q Collars, Meek Ties, Ssoeis, fss~y ~ ~ n.
ID buck slSs, ssssa ~ 5000
Union and German and Par GssnsIsts, vso,. S.esi,
aIa eotsaa Hose; shits .ndf.aey ass "a M
Wooi aiss, se. n, ass.sss c.s: ssd ~ D3.ss
s,sei.. s., STpfs,,s rem casp,: ssst. sas :,s
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Millinery and Dress Making

Brady Street, over n. yasohy's Drug osere,
M lss kENWICK respsctfally isaD, ~ ths la1tss sf
M Davenport, Rock lslssd snd vicisisy tha1 sAs ias
ast rsturns nom the Est with the nsueet Aeyiss ~
kll and winter Millinery, Mantles aud. Drsssss.-
Milliaers hoG the ceunt.y b. supEied utsA Pss-
tsrus shs has aiso sslsst ssssstnsss - Tpsnasss
sud Materials for AaAtles aad Dsss0s.
Brady street, bs,wsss sssssA ssA ftisdAsR stairs
OCtt sa.4 a les M N& 0N&M z WtsA MN
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The Ossly GessMine Machine
Was Patented Nov. sth, 1858.
BEWARE OF INVITATIONS.

Wisner's Patent Wash Tub.
frHR undersigned offers for sale the right TO make
sell and uss The ab named popular Tub. ia
me OF The best counties IN Iowa. This Is q
chance for energetic mon to make money. As tl4i,
territory 10 ssiling rapidly, persons who think Of
smbsrking In The enterprise will do well TO apply
seoD. |. p. COATES.
O0ce, Ne. Commercial Buildings, entrance 81
prady o.. r EeEN Doc2fd3m
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GarDs.
pepiSs.

asss.sxss>. II d. hYERs, DENTIsT,
Mf3 Has removed his Office to Second
.,lIHHYY St, between BRADY and Perry, a
few doors cast Of Smiths store.
liz hopes ttst I'll ias, lhfe years taat practice
IN this City has given satisfaction will adaea
those wishing the services Of Dehtst 90 seek his
bsw location,
As to his woSE ans amount OF references can be
given IL desired. sept2 '5b d"u
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0o1RA1sIs,
O...slia' 81 ''1s: asa + curl. < fs;r sSsrss' rs' BRO

New Meat ShOD. -
rhe Choicest Fresh Meats and az she
Lowest Prtcesl 80 q tt4s
WT D, MoOHE has lust opened Meat shop,
w . on BRADY street, between Fourth and iifti,
west side, where they intend keeping o hand full
assortment Of the choicest Meats offered " te Dsy-
enport public. The patronage of families 10 rsspscsfal
~ solicited, as not only will our Msats be good, bat
prices low. There's going down town for Beef,
Mutton, Pork etc. when you SUPPLY yoarslyss with
the best at AEl A w, u, AOORER.s
+.
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Pennsylvaaia AaiirsaA.
Paper! Wall lal,er!

q To is,0O0 rolls hand ,tsss sesslve1 and open
J. q Ing, We have ~ ,hsastioa u sayth9 nat w
visit TO oar st0rs aaA Vsrshe1se VIII sAov, iii o.
which viii b sold q reasonable prisss. 'es@* y
n. a. pORfRa 4 BRO,
Old Pteasor Hook Stole,
Api dv-n usE Nook Island. III,
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Copper, Tin and Sheet
see taou Shop. sft

ese lsdM ssbaE.sb sDAtENP0Rf, IOWA.
Copper, Tin and Sheet
ssss IRON Shop. t
Ta1 nnesmisssd ere sev opening new Copper,
:ss ss:' sss ass: n:
q as sa.oas s!iis:s =, stock q. com
clstsrr ,aaA Do1bls- AssiAg Resee Pumps can al ali
sass p had q the shove mentioned place.
LssA rtps, hsss Lesd, Sheet Copper, Sheet Zine,
Thsir Iens expesisnss In The basissss makes the
:aoscresrs cenadsnt q ss'Afyias all esils made in
Partisuisr as.sa.ioa psid 70 Tin Rooans and cane.
ci.ily % ssiiias .winians' Patent PsnP With BAH
Jaly =, ,Adn BKyNNEK & CAssEL.
NEW TIN STORE.
:s,: ?, Mar
3syintssd "a aa.utastarfss and kssping sonssantly
Copper, Tin and Sheet Iron Ware,
Parslcaiaf attention paid 10 Roofing, spouting and
ssppiiSd VIII Tn ware at wholesale pficas.
h.ss, old eel1sr.l.ad, Ae., taken tn sxsAange 70,
Eoods. IAIledtf1 GRANTEES 4 BELL.
51l.=7 SA' .VOftce.
,nn nbssriesr. hays nis d:y entered into CO.
sadsr = name of 4. CAsTEkL & CO., a.d viii
carry q ~ bssissas q he old stand, where may
~ fou fresh assortment Of
N4S1s anas ueasaanbls 0oods,
70, Gsnslsmea,s wear, and made up 10 order in the
lstesi asylssS 5Ns have on hand large assortment
o. The best made fnSni nishing 00o0s, consisting OF
III vahstiss Of l.l We - 2 Is'sE d. = -
shirts. UnAsEaAirts, Dravsrs, Stock Ties, Cra-
vsts, Gloves, Nitts, sssks, suspsndsrs,
Braces estsvsy,Ai1y In sAis IAs, for sale ii low
.s.a,..a a..s..ls.r GKo. LATlAkR.
Davsnpon, Oct Is, 80 nov nj
THEo. GUnLiCA. 619 J. W. sTRwXRT.
GUELICH e. STEWART,
Notaries Public
Land and Insurance Agents.
~ ]. W. STEWART, .- !
ATTORNEY AND OoUNsELLoR At Law,
Coavsyaas,.e, ,lnsssaAgsllses Of Tiuss, Payment
ot Iaxss, Loenins and Investment Of Money, and
IOmee on - 81. tn Atkinssp's Block, sPposise the
! ~ nssSs xe~, n.v.x.opr ,o,..
rG1xyR IND G4L6HinE LiME:
NOTICE.
1>hk .sdersignsd haviag disposed Of their bud.
sss :ss.sssst. ,ssis ss..., S..ss:: o. :; .ss; -;
::s ss;st .ss's s'-
sept q. &C ~. 4aTh0AfSO& q co
! nH 1AtI mYfG4MR0Y
/ HMSue4A
| JUST 8kCSlvkD At TlB
RARIs AND NEW YORK WHOLE.
Il SALE AND RETAIL
kILLlu1RY ST01E.
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| TssTI,r -. -. = q ~T'
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IN. Il. ..s;. :: =. y! rs.srsd e. Nov York WIN
GlllSn0FT, EnhrosAery anA Fancy
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AbbOns, SILK VelvotA, Satins, Si!ks,
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Stopfs'.
DUY Y0UR STOVES

NyA8Rk W1ti aiWays Q 0e foand one 1f the besi
w sortnspts Of Stoves, Tin Plate, Sheet lsen
Wire, ysyeahsd War;, Tn, sAset Iron and Copper
Wsssia iAt CITY. Aneng als assortnsstof
s OVES s
are the celsbfatsd Ciimsx and Charter OAK Cook
Stsvss, eoAlof Noed; ai.s full sad eosuplste rs
sortnent PArior, Boz lad Heating Stcvss, Elevated
OvSa es0vts, :sHa many ether pStessns too numer-
Gus 70 mention. Oar motto y, Quick sales ahd
Smail Pro1ts; Good wort, al wsrranted or ssI:;
Or dollar ave u dollas med ssd BY calling
81 this Steve Store yoa viii save II and get jusi ss
eooA - article - a sny other house. isG E
Ing and ~ WSsG % general 0at 0f good TIN sisd
stock, hoping 10 receive share Of the public pal-
ronegs BY this motto: "Quck sales snd slisil
Psoe3a,n ....- lese0- ...a-l.-.1 y. Z. BOkNk.
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GelHnjssiea iJefelaais.
Ga0lRlcH, CURTIS & YANTIS,
Forwarding and Commission Merchants,
" g,rehau,e. opposite T. R. depot, Davenport, Iowa
DEALERS IN
Grain Elour. galt. Cement, and all desert p

DkALERS IN
Grain, Flour, Salt, Cement, and all descrip-
tions Of Farm Produce.
rdar. .oliet4 and attended 10 with dispaifh fot the
oaroaase or sale Produce in tais asd Other
ullr knfa.
unl feses ample for the storage Of al! KINDS Of
Liberal cash advances made roustgnmeats wheD de-
eifpL u;
special AltsHloi paid to Feos.sing etd ie, "sl1hS
- "a M I.,, d, liver LGargGs nj established rsie.
-REFEkENEkS-
Coyk Sargent, HnEors, paseiip"Fift ibb' Bro, var
,t,, & to bsngors, Davenport Nickoll-s aamrbsii
~, Bs,,ksrs i,lyen Is4t tet. W. luz, B"a6er, buAto
ls,k oi orleans. &lno, =. : puei'sss 90 BANK,
THOMAS kvufpahsit, Esq, u chester, n III waiter
,u',u \ y t,ity. lsry 6ru.1. commission msr-
Chant e. Louis; Collins, taGehreY Co.t ehisa9o,
WuTt Hatch \ Co., L!..so- " Il. Ne saAslsi, Es .
lhieags Doughty NiiEinson CO., !" ="
stn. d Dw.l.s commission H.eTehani, Louisville n.y.
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