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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1857-07-08

ANOTHER sIcS.--Ihe I.ecnmpton CORES.
pnndpnt u the New York 7Tnles. supple.
that paper with an item u news. ~hicl ilIus.
trlies nur notion lhat Tie leaders o. lie
Southern Democracy, with few exceptions,
will al endorse Walkers Kansas policy.
Writing from Lecompion on June 81, tie
aforesaid correspondent SAYS -" Gov. Aiken
The distinguished member u Congress from
Charleston, S.uth rarolina, arrived here 10.
day, and his expressed The most decided
approval of Gov. Walkers inaugural. and
that faei, d.ubiless. will have irsnquiIizing
effect upan The few yiulent pru.slas,ry lead.
ers WHO hold out against IL"
Thus even The politicians of S.uth carDli.
IA are beginning - cave ~, aud to signily
their appreciation " Walkers efforts 10 make
kan.as a free State. verify, tie South le.
lies uprn brnken reed. when il relies upan
The Southern Democracy Tor the protection
ol ib hghis. Rieimoad Wig
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1857-07-08

SOUTHERN TRACT SocikTy AcrIoS.--The
religious and auxiliary tract societies of the
Southern States seem very generally To dcpre.
cate, and in most Eases henannce, the recent
anti. slavery interference Of the National
Tract organization. The South Carolina
branch Of the tract organization has the mat
ter under notice. and On Tuesday evening u
report was presented by committee appoin-
ted for that purpose, which after discussion,
was almost unanimously adopted. The re-
port rehearsed the history Of the American
Tract Society. daelling particularly upon
the aboltionizing tendency Of the paren: So
ciety during the last few years, which cul-
minated in the last anniversary and though
the South Carolina branch would feel justi-
fed IN seyering the existing connection. on
account Of late entertainments. which they
believed we're opposed 10 the constitution &c
the parent Society. yet the Committee advised
an intermediate. moderate course. and re-
ported series Of resolutions, declaring that
they will not secsde until an opportunity
for remedial action has been Afforded the
parent Society; that correspondence be
maintained with kindred Southern branches,
with a view to unity Of action that they
inspect and pass upon all books sent into the
State by the parent Society. ehoose their own
officers. and IN every respect make ready for
an unconditional separation, 10 case the pa
rent Society dars not relieve herself fr"m her
present unconstitutional anl hostile posltion.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1857-07-08
a sssrrSek WILL nrsrn,rp.-The

A SENTENCE WILL OBSERVED The Grim
inal Court ~ New York has set an example
10 respect % the Furnishing Of ineendiarie..
which, Il universally followed, will tend 10
check crime 20 neiarinus IN its character,
aud yet believed 70 be 20 common, when mo-
tites II cupl,liiy tempt 10 IL preparation.
man, named DENNY. who had an insurance
upon his Store 20 a greater amount than tile
stock i contained when the fire occurred,
deliberately prepared 10 FIRE il BY scattering
camplene anil other e0mbustihle. about the
building, and then setting them on FIRE.
Fortunately, the fire was discovered before
!; nude much progress, but the evidences 1T
the criminal intention we're plainly manifest.
What made The act The more enormous Tor
rs wickr,lness. was the iact that several
families we're sleeping IN the apartments
above. ~hpse lives, u course. wer. thu. de-
lihrraiel' endangeredby the reckless ,iIlany
d this criminal. lie was indicted tiled and
convicted. and the rourt sentenced him 10
ten yrars' imprisonment IN Sing Sing. A
strict investigation intn the causes Of every
fire, prompt trial. and punishment 10 pro-
pcrtion the enormiiy 81 The crime, would
lend strongly towards checking specie. vf
sillany which has become too common.
PAIL LSsx0.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1857-07-08
THE OWNING ROD 4 DECEPTION.

Tie editor of the Saint crois onion. pub
lished al Saltwater. MIMI. says:-" The di.
yinirg rod j. All arrant hum6ug. aud those
using il. pretending that there is ~ the roll
mysterious aud unaccouniable virtue. are
also humbugs. We know what We say, aud
intend il, too. Not only will a twig II a
sweet apple tree point dawnssrds in our
hands. but bifurcated twig IL almost any
tree viii. We can take twig 81 william,
Or an YAK. IT hickory. or anything. and hold
il IN our hands aud make il turn forty way.
for Sunday. II isn't a stream 81 water be.
meath Us that 'loes il, either. for We can make
Il pnint TO heap of ashes. % rock a. h.rd a.
neither milestone. II makes nn difference.
i. We don't DENY thai water has been
frequently found exactly bema,h tie spot IN.
dicaied by tie di.ining rad . ihrs has happen.
ed 10 our case murr ti,an once, but u j. just
a. true also that. IN numbrrless other cases
that have come under our observation. men
have dug lung-dug derp--and spent .tarks
oi money BY digging where these afmsald
mysterious rods have pointed. and found no
water"
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-02-11
COLLEGE, STUDIES.

rE suLIoT A. d o., d hauy of Paris, France, q
r Graduate Of sse University Of kdiAbuEg, Scot.
Professor 0, Mathematics ami languages in seye-
raj Institutions il this county, aLi kew GEo.
" sREIDY, =, NJ, ususe OF Fhtadeipeia,
Il fedaate Of the nisersttY Of PeHns.isents NJ
fh!la eiphiI aud dGFtGs tea ysats ptsc pcat teach
sr, do herewith ysf, respectfully announce that
tney are prepared TO receive limited number Of
youug gendsmen, whom they will instruct al
their option Ia any OF he following studies, via -
ma. sed En,ii lansaages he Mental Moral and
Plys;ecl SEX ness, inclgdinE therouSb course OF
Mstas n Lies from Arithmetic 70 tie ais I'll Ike,
Mise this eoufss applied 10 the Atta VI sarYeyinEs
Engineering, sc, and the NsehanlesIaha CONNER
ciaIpursaIts.
Wewiil bealo~ especial ssisnIien upos those who
wish TO enter college, and guaranteed their admission
into the class the, may strive 70 entaI.
This department viii be sffistIs sslfef. Inc
number OF pupils will not exceed tcsaty-s1s. and
no psTsoa will DO resolved unless his age and as-
4uiIemenls permit Of his being sonvsnisnay ciass'
Ths object Il Il have q. ev~ eiassss .s possible
studying Ihs same branch that lne teashsrsh time
may pe Employ I'd 10 the grestsss adv.nnge
From = Superior method OF stxshAcsuon, sHiet
In seachng acquired By many years' sxperenes, We
trust 70 y axe .hh institute worthy VI the liberal
patronage OF this community
ras 70 ssnd pupils themselves eater students,
shoaid make early application ~ The Collegiate In
Yrs: a.. !. ..sis.sis hi.,.i, when WIN .us,ae
10 tnsirnsuon during the day md ev eniny a
| RnRkRKNeEs,
| The Right Rev. Bishop II. W leo, II. u.
| Rev. Alfred LondsrbGck, Rev. g L. Magosh,
Rev, - Rsston, Rev. h. Miles,
Gen. tieo. sargent, kbenezer Cook, Esy,
| DR.. teo. ". Garter, Or. Meysrs,
| Or. w, NJ. Liae, " ). Collins, es4.
w. w. Woodward ks@. Alfred SsndeIs, ssQ
] srls 0.s' Y. Dow, ESQ.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-02-11

. LARGE srriyal from suctisn-mssiBS o0r
n stock the largest and chespest 10 the city. B.
Safe 10 call 1t WADSWuArfrs
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-02-11

WRITIse ACADEMY --CARD WRlTiAs'-
Mr.. w. II. Pratt has established writing
academy in this city, ID will be seen by ss-
vsftise nent. He is an accomplished pens
man, and we are sure in short time he
can make good writer's Of bad ones. The
advantage Of being = good pcnsman is fell
in almost every business and position OF
life. Mr.. Pratt writes beautiful visiting
cards, handsome as engraved cards, We
call the particular attention Of ladies to TINS
fact, ss we have seen some elegant speci-
mems Of Mr.. Pratt's card writing. But the
best plan 10 to get pack and Judge fol
yourselves.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-02-11
MOkTaAHEE'E SALE,
TUE oa sraTa !, O. sso, IOWA Sc.

TUE oa sn.Ts J. e sso, IOWA les.
r. H,riasD Englobreeht John Hass and ali psssous
interested. 60
NVHaREAS, on the 2sth day Of June, 1885, the said
w EngleIrecht executed unto Lyman Dennisoh,
mortgage the following described real estate In the
sty OF Davenport, scott County viz: al Of the hight
tile and interest u tho said EhasbIeeht in and IN that
part Of block twenty three 2 in said city, described
~ follows, wig commencing at point niteeen l6j
teN west OF the scuth east corner VI said Block ~
thence running North forty-A tl6j Ieet, then Vest
seventy five lT) feet; thence South {4d forty six s
thence East ssyeDty-hye (I5 feet 70 the place Of bo
slnpiug AS will appear BY said mortgage which dI
~ recorded, whie, said mortgage was conditioned to
srcure "a among Other sunis the paymsnt to ths said
mo rt xaeses u the 81 Two Hundred and Fifty
Dollars on his lst day Of 0Stobel 1885, and also tho
same amount the Ist day Of November, lsoe, with
u par cent iaterest, will bs by reference to
sad nprlsags And whereas the condition Of the said
mortgage has been broken bysroasos. OF the nanpay
nsnt OF both Of said vi money dbs aforesaid
tho said morris asees claim to Ioreolose the
according to law III such cases provided.
For this purpose Harvey Leonard, Esq, sheriff Of
said County Of Scott, viii at The Coaft House dor
in the city OF DayoupeTt In said county, on Saturday
the 2sth day Of Febinary, A. .: iasi, at the hour u
O'clock T.. NJ. of said day, sell all the light, tiilc
aud interest VI the said fngebreeht AMI all persvns
fl.nins under him, to ihe highest bidder Tor cash
~ much thereof shall be necessary 20 saiisfy the
amounts then due said notes unless ihey betFo
that time paid. HARVEY LEON AND,
COOK DILLON, Sheriff 81 said County
Attorneys for Mortgages. De- l.tb 1850. .92w
- - Or. w. BRADWAY,
sNCLECTIC Physician, late Of MaaD achusets, ols re-
This professional services to the citizens Of L. Claire
md vicinity.
,ics Ia Carrs new house Ia the north part ofshs o,sy
isC0Ds, May 2ist. W.T.. eSm. s@
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-02-11

CoLp.-Ye0erday morning a. o.c'oeA
the thermometer indicated 10 degrees be'o"
.ero. We should like to receive call from
that respectable and observing fellow CIT.
zen. vhc one mild day before the middle Of
J..uasy, assured u. in . most sagac'ou'
Z manner . and % il the information were 10 De
ssr5esly guarded - one of our bosom's deep.
ess secrets. that the January thaw haa
commenced, the cold weather was about
!, over. and the mercury would not again TINS
awinlsr get below zsro. Il appears to Us
hat saueuine individual has been keeping
es. Of our way lately-that be knows 'ro"
the warm, sunshining hopes he ,aissd' We
ara perambula.ing tabernacle OF wrecked
hopes, and may topple over on him az the
srs, meeting. II he has bsen dressing y
accordance with his own prediction " u
more than likely he has already been item.
ised ,omew here as among the unfortunate
.frossn to DEATH"
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-02-11

ArnMu of cars left Rock Island yester-
d.y morning toUsrds Chicago, but only got
a few miles OF when it came to the jump
Ing Of place, and had to return. At The
tine re write no train has yet arrived from
Chicago. The last reached here Friday
evening. The absence of Eastern mails Is
seriously felt BY our business men general
", but most s,upendously by editors But
we'll have brisk time when the aeeumuia'
tion 1oes reach us.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-02-11

iHEsH--Whits Eish, Trout, fiekssd HsEfiss Codhsn
l. sardiues, DC. M ss.s by
Corner Secopd and Perry Sts.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-02-11

TIE Jyaios acknowledges the receipt OF
q complimentary ticket TO the fouhs
Meas Select Parties" being given at LIE
Claire Hall, the next Of which is to be held
on the evening Of the l2th. These are
SPOKEN Of A. delightful reunions, and We
hope an opportunity will be afforded Us for
practical observation.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-02-11
LOCAL MATTERS.

Trr Cous1Y REcoRDs.--During the re-
c.nt session of the Grand Jury they pre-
..oted Mr.. L. Cook, Esq, the County Judge,
!, vith an Official reques,. that he construct Q
a,e and burglar proof building for the SAFE
kespiag Of the records, etc, OF the county
.nI thst the same be paid for BY the pro
eeeAs Of the swamp lands. In accordance
win this request, Judge Cook viii com
mencs the erection Of suitable building
% .oon q the weather will permit
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-02-11

News FROM TINE INTERIOR. We received
an Iowa City mail yesterday just when We
ware aclean out" Of papers in any manner
worthy of being called hi the present date
nsus.pspers. A letter came in this mail
from one oil our Capital correspondents,
which will be found in tc-day's paper. The
Iows City papers, and few from the towns
below, were ali we had to rely upon yester-
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-02-11
Isl j. U C A T 7 O N .

Is p IT q A = ! q N
.iTis Education forns The common mind,
Just ~ the twis 10 bsnt the trees insitDsd.''
HAVING roceiv I'd an Agency for
III AOehlOOkss 0chOOl APPaY4t0os
The attention Of JkACHkks and TRU6T8E6 10
solicited 70 The jast received including The
Common Scheol Get, prise $50 90.
Packed IN boz comprising an Osrsy, Tsllarian /,
tisomst ricai Soltds, Isssesta Globe taeb, Ma
neral frame, Hemisphere Globe, Cube koot 1loek T.
tsxtsa) Text Book aud Magnet.
zach OF the above for sale separate. Also,
BIZ 70 Aouhted OrreSys, ~, ~ Aod II, ~
- F# - cels siial Spherss, e,oo
Poin,iog hods, 1eintsd viii scsswa 3 AIS
Dou bieBlates, No zee, 10 ~
Holsreok . keisslsss Drawing llstss, Is. J ssd 3,
% Books, 10
4" Noissless High school slstss, dnsis, y
slack Board Rubbers and Chalk.
Lanes Mechanical Paxadex,
OF 0yrosceps, $500 sy00.
Also, castinss for improved
oehool Desks.
1t The Iowa Dsek 1eons,"
No. 20 Brady street, to6ss north u We Pest O1ss
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-02-11

TIE sRyDeE over Duck creek on the lie
Claire Road having been washed away as
previously noticed, travel between Dave"-
port and LIE Claire 10 now on the Ridge
Road, which makes the distance between
ehs places three miles farther.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-02-11

Mas. MAeaEADY and DR.. Sears had not
made their sppeatsree last evening, but
they will certainly be with US 10 day. We
can scarcely imagine obstacles enou i h on
she. Chicago and Rock Island R. r. to
prevent the forwarding by to-day oftravcl'
ere due here last Saturday. II they were
coming by the telegraph line we should
hardly expect them for a week yet.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-02-11

4 TEAns were crossing the river yesterday
40 II there had not been a general thaw.--
The sleigh ferry was picking up good
many passengsrs. but no one crossed the
river unless under business compulaion -
Walking or riding, II was cold travelling.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-02-11

No MASSIVE learn that there are two
breaks In the Rock Island railroad, abort
fifty miles apart and no Communication be-
tween the two, nor any means of ascertain
Dg the damage done, nor the day we may
expect another return mail. The tcle.
graph wires unfortunately being down al
the same time, efFectually cuts off all com.
munjoAtion with the East. sa"
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-02-11
10 . .-4fa 7sIs=f87sIaz=.
WANTED,

- .LLiNG House With OF rooms, con'e-
A aI,uty arranged, wfhiu six blocks Of our
.,o,o Any person having such house ~ font bo-
Ne this lime and the hrst Of May, VA call im'
h'es Cd 81. between Hrady and peIr,
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-02-11

fSoNNBN1S on Wooden Panps are entirely an,
sIflity and their preference over any other kind
manulactursd. They don't get out Of repair, nor DO
they freezs up, while they are cheaper than all oh
ar pumus hose persons who wish 10 witasas their
operation can call At Capt. X. LowTy's, or upon he
sabscriber, where they will SEQ how easily nsy
weTk. =,
eli az, OF al Mr.. @. WashbuIn's hardware STORE, on
second street, will be attended 10 with promptness
and aIoity J. q. SnORKY,
Jaul5'57 DIV III Davenport AssA'ne "osH'
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-02-11

8, "SsHroao had better address his note,
ssking Information on certain subiect, to
"a President Of the Associa ion alluded to.
ne can probably explain il as well private.
" - publicly.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-02-11
Red co ",
RaTPAYa TAYEN UP.

yS..x2 DY NJ. Wsstiaks, koCki0g- -
~ os so0ui year: old crop and zen
andeTbt OF oac, ear, tip Of ears and end :
Of noso red also , year old Steer, dark brewn,
swallow FORK IN night car, stripe on back and white
belly. BY Vim. Porter, LeCisire Tp., Dec. I'm,
bhndis Gov, ysars aid, white on the belly, white
oil the face, white Iaii whits both hind legs.
~ ya.us Ely, Davenport Tp., Dee. ", red Cow,
short horns, white sSoir; pale rcd Cow, white face;
and belly, and one red and white Heifer. By
Christian Tolat, Wlnfeld IT,, sorrel horse Coli,
white legs, name and face, 9 years old. By John
Hawthorn, LeGiaiEe Up, . bay Mare about 3yesrs
ear. old white face, hnd legs aud len fore fost,
saddle marked, about ~ hands high. BY l. Carbs,
sorIei MsIsColt one wear old, white stripe in face
~ Lev, MeCoy, Lsc.airs Tg., one yeariinS red
John Connor, Aliens Grove Tp., pale red Steer,
short heavy horDss few white airs Ia ioreheed,
tome white hzirs on nspkszhd tall, years old. ny
William poston, Pleasant Ysl,y To, re6ish brindis
OK, marked on ears and white on belly, seaus
old Also, = whiis OF, red neck aud head, white
about shoulders, years old. Also, white OK marx
ed Ia esrs, S j ears old. BY Madison DsCsmp,
Hickory Grove Up, red year old Steer, hi oat
Of right ear; Year old brindle Steer, mark ed ia
ears. ByN Motion, q yea ring brown steer, white
su baek and belly, J, u. RATTES,
tangs Clerk ca. court.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-02-11


Book Department.
NTEASDRRs ' csunsnsary complete,
IN By Conant, ea,o0
bible Manual, by W. W. BvsIts, l,5O
Illustrations Of schptars, ey q. .. haskstt, rs
History Translation Of ths 1nsl.h bible,
Mrs.. Cenant, 1,4
Bible Dictionary, by H. Msleoln, y. c., IS
II sodosia Heroine OF Patti, With Portrait, lDo
spurgson. The Modern Whitasld, ~ MaEown, l,O0
sacred ScsGes and Cnss actors BY Aeadley, IS
Foot PriLts Of tho CRestoV BY Hugh Aillor, LOO
Old Red Sandstone, sneTavings, -
Plurality Of Worlds, " 3. hiteheoek, r, r., -
Earth and Man, Guyot, LIS
Man, Pnmevai, Hans, rs
Pre- "A dsmits Earth, :" AGO
Chr Il In History, - Turnbuit, LIS
Riches OF Grace BY u .ng Witnesses, ~
Msditations ON Lsst Days OF Christ, l,V0
Prophets and Hinge Of the Old Testament, IS
Sisiisen Household, or TA0uShts for Tie
Afflicted, l,0s
Christian Mirror, Lectures by j. B. Jstsf, D. o. es
Al Ne. % Brady st., near The Pest 00ee.
mo 94H XII ADAMs.
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THROUGH OUR

Mills for eoss
& other grain, Steam
Engines Of any size; also
Rotary Saving Machines
furnished to order; Iron Man
Ties aud Crates al ways on
sAld, Steam VII isties and
Brass goods for 81 cam
work geneTaily.-In The
line Of Building MatsrL
ais We defy c0mpeti-
n0o. We give particu.
r lar attention " this branch Of tbs TRADE
aAd know that We can sats fy any and
ell who have occasion u want any goods
In he way Of building. We keep only the
hest brands Of Nails and Spikes, viii se Lead
Paint OIL, and a very large assortment Of
Trlmmings. such rs Locks b Latches, Butts
y Hinges, Glaze Sash DOORS, Putty, Sash
Pulliss, window Springs and Locks,
Wsiehts aud Cofd and tllings too numeI ems tt
mention. Our sosk Of Fancy Hardware and o { h u
Sooda will Be found attractive. We have nne as
sortmsnt VI silver plated Ware, consisting Of Te'
Sets, Cake Baskets, Coffee Urns Table and Tex
Spoons, Breakfast and pinner Casters, new
styles, Mustard, susarand Sal, SPOONS
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PRUIT TRIES

TG,HF subscribers will take erde for Fruit Trees
Il Of every descTietion, to be delivered In DaveG.
port at eastern retail prices without additi cnai
charge for freight NoURSE l. VIELE,
ians4 w2m Garner Of Rock Island n Front ste.
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nR. q. =. SHELTON, A. Nj, oders 70 the ci.i-
Jzens OF Davenport, his services Is Ply .iciln and
Surgeon. Or. s. has varied experience In the do.
charge OF y nourishi1g Hospital and DispeEssry In
India, from wLelcs no has fvcsBiy returned.
ofee, Second street, over Aldan's Clothing store,
gx~a
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SarE M O.VEr

here the best Of N all
Rods aud Hand mids NAILS,
Morse Shoe Shapes from Peru an d
sshsr good brands OF iron; Iron Of all
sazss and shapes; Carriage and Wagua
maker stock IN large quantities aud
nod qualities; consisting OF
CLsks for Trim ming, RabbsrG
on Cloth fer II r., Patsut a2i
Enalnelsd Ieaths
es, Mslsabie Iron la
great variety; ASles and
1htmbls SHINES at uncommon
low prices; Pipe aud common
Boxes, Springs, &c. Stock for
Cahinet Makers, sash rs Cststors
forall kinds OF furniture, Ia
bic Butts, Drawer Ward
role and Till Locks,
brass and Iron Hinges, &c. Our
stosk Of AisSs ilaneous, staple
and hncy goods is always large
We now offer leather Betting from the
most appruvsd makes At their prices;
also agents for che largest naBufse-
turers Of Rub Der Betting: this
article Is fast taking the
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CLOSE q cos. COLUMN
QarD parf.


r. CLOSE CO, WHOLESALE 4 RI
TAIL DEALERS IN HEAVY SHELF
HARDwARB, NO. 10 BRADY sIRfEt,
DAVENPORT, IOWA. We are now fniis
prepared to offer the trade and our retail
oustomers great bsrgai1s,we only ASK
calls from those desiring to purchase ar
tislss o our line, and We gus rsntss
The most perfbctsatsfaction in all essss.
We espec tally ask dealers from the in
tszior to calf upon us, bell ewing a. We
do that we can Of 8
for them suilciens
Inducements TO
buy from US.
thereby ssviAg eI-
pense Of goipg fur
Their asst. Our
stock Il very large
and embraces ali
The kinds Of goods
kept by sny house east
or west Of Us. 0urfsr-
lnsrs can fnd here the
test of goods N theif
Hue. We s1il the cello
drafted Moline flsws,
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4 II. nv

SkJHohas pen cured OF great nervous debility,
w tier many yeats CT misery, desires ~ make
kne to nil fellow suHersrs Mo a.esas Of
lief. address, eaetssing stamp To pay Eetusn post
age, Mrs. MARY r. DEWITT, Boston; Mas. ,sud
the prescription will be cent, Tree, by ueSt poet
all Elu.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-02-11
NO. ls, BRADY STREET

made b. Jno Deere aud
at bis prices; also the most
apprcvsd kinds Of Harrovs and
cod Hasrow Teeth, Seed Sewers,
Cdsn Planters, RsapeTs and Now
ar. Cradles, Seythas, Rakes, horse
And hand; sosks VI all kiuds, ahoy-
ala sn.des Grow Bare, Picks,
Msttoots, Horze re- we're, or D
r~-Sh. Hay and StrawCuttrs
r.. En,ves Grind Stones, Trace,
~ "a Breast Chains, Lum-
bss Wagons Of asa,
perior make, Wheel
barzows, Cauldron
Kestlss, single and Il stores; OK
Yokss and Bows, &c all OF which
with other articles We offer Ms
cheap II not ohsap or than aay
other agricultural house - Chi
sago or other p'a ces. Work,
srs 10 wood VIII nnd 10 our
stck q most complete assort-
msnt Of ali Tools and imple-
r,ents Tor their use; we Of
Ter the carpenter and
ioiner warranted
tools from