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The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-04-23
MAJ CANADA g Issa
Li4NOr store.
pays fmuo-ted Wtnes II Iiou.~. Caoars, Sc

Pere 1MC0rted WtFSs q LtgA1f'ss 2 tyaftI &c
TEL xES Spsz oYssEs,
Under the G,srmsa Tssatfa SECOND ST. corner q Zip
Sy in this city, VII unsss ShstxutIy w1fb the
lstusst and VI npartea fssss, L4Hsfs sna
Caxars ssyr broaghi ~ lbs Kss.zra country. Our
isasy Geoas wore sl pRnehsssc IA AoBfrsAl Gsladss
spd sailpsd 70 ~ n Bose, tn2s euss.aat u -
GUARANTEE THES PURE.
Feeling e,nAasns tnsa ear s.ost = rseAt as 2aAlltj
ana ur,cs gill eompsrs stse a4f any AmstlaE
Sc .si,e thu sttsstses Of parties wishing - srehass
DOW n Eh EAENEs.
Wx p DovxEk, from Sew York.
n. B.kxss, tfoD kontr mcbfsd-si
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VALkh TINE
RXfREes COMPANY.

FREIGHT EXpRGss COMPANY.
EVANS, MORLEY 4 CaEW,
Agents for Rock Island aud Davenport.
This company 10 prcpAfe6 p transport Eoods
j stis srcxief despatch ihgE Eay otssf ire gst
line from
Hssts., Hsv York, Pnllaaslphis and ~ IN
Arnsdi2u poists 1orh and eoatA.
asvinx their ovn cass on The diusrsnt roads sAc
sxes.s with them 81 Irehspts esu depsbc spoE Dst
,sy iln4 than BY any olhsE Lane @ @a a
slippsu ~ this line sih Ls't sfonpt nepafsitDh
tasde Ihsl for any ioss Or sAns se vi soSts sntis
Ia a. al Oh syre aud will Vi be Railroad
20 s1lct Tho damage MAY aEgg oocurrsc for re-
Arsss.
Tsose desiring 70 make ssIs 'Bssis sss spsiDy
essles.s will plsAse csai 1sd asssax arrange
..sut. . III Any other line
xe1ss.
,oslau Is state street., New afk. s4a Broadway.
yaIis IL ssstl THIRD ri - sCEs =. 81 soath Isyrs
eLisaso, cor State ssd Asssi.4 e, sofH'i moo
Randolph. a. r1fs-
mo. .. buhLAFa $500. , =, "a
Gssr. sspa-z ssAri IkLhf CHEW,
ta.,slasd, .ssGis,
.,.1au Dsssspon.
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JaisftllGnt1us.
FALL AND WINTER CLOTHING
AryORM yORDAMs 38t

At JOHN JORDAMe
IOWA LOTHlNG STORE.
A LARGE Andvayisd Assert4ent oiM n..s
ABoyss ReaAy laAaaO Cioshang3 emS.sc
NJ silthe 6Drea Approvsdsty 10. ana asasoy
GOOD work men out ofthe bost mAtorial: -.
Fine medium and common, Union, HEAVIER, FssS
Pilot fetorsksm and FlushinE, R&ngnps, ssck sAna
paIstot Ovorcoat, Cloth, prcss and fsoek 0osss e.
,srioa qaAiftes. Cloth, Casaimcro, sail
neil Velvet aud Tweed PAntAl0ons. Sik, 6asin, va
isnts vansdown, Velvet, Plush, Ciou Cashmere,
A. tnet poublc and Single bfsAsted Vests. Monkey
Jsckots DrawSrs. undsRshtstsy Hosiery Suspsnders,
Gloyes Cravals, Collars
Tea searfs, Winchester and Scott'sAppreved Patent
ShosIdersoau Shirt, umbrellasAnd altAsslclesasaAi
ly kept In gsnIiemans Furnishing stores, tncludnx
kobes Dc Chsnrhre and Revere vcstsAnd overcoAn.
Also, sple9did assortment % uncut Cloths, GAssi
msrss and vestings OF which will BIO made up 70
orderin The best manner, with promptness, AoeES
modatinR rr'rhs, and y, competent vorkmen. I'M
sstsbshne On u IN the monthiy receipt oiths .sscss
Rnshionsso tI- 30 fdersin trnstadto them may oeie
liedupon Asb>ing In the those no ue
sirsit. All manner ofplam work and work OH Ecn-
tesl medium promptly Attendedtos - kerstofore
HATS offs now sty lotoeether with a ! ofths com
u on kinda oistantly on hand.
GratcfutfOfps atFonage, thes rconndent
JOHN JORDAN.
MERIDIAN ilon Ciothier ,on Frontstreet, eppo.
site the Steam Mills.
Davenport July I'd, Io55- w&d-u. .#4s
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Chubk. Bro. Barrow l. c

npfEK fof sale on reasonable terms the fol wing
" desirable property
% HANDSOME building lots in North Davenport.
Lot so IHe corner Ripley and 9th streets, eeant
full site for dwelling.
the large and handsome Cottage the corner Of
yyastrn avenue and 9th streetslot sUB $50 feet-An
opportunity not offered to obtsin bnn residence
al coz vsnient distance rom the centre OF
pnos IS 600 Sioo0 cash, olooo in months, and
balance In 4, 2, 3, aud years mh27du
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iss7 SPRING TRADE. 1857.
THOMAS 010RGR CO,
ils ana iis rr.nsIin 81. POI L.ke Street
CHICAGO, ILLINOIS.
nAHgsAc5 cRKks
Roaxh and FLASHED Brsss Work Of every ssscrip-
Ton,
Plain, Pianished, Stamped ana lapaDned Tin Ware,
Copper Pipe, Kettles, Boilers, breasts and Covers.
soda fsants ins, Draaght Pipes and Gooien,
Bssr Pumps And Cocks,
Fancy and Plain Toilet Sets,
Chamber PADS, Garden sprin kisrs, Sc,
Artesian Web Pipe, plain and Galvanized
I'm and Feree Panps, &e.
wBsLEaALs psALEKa
Tiuner,s stock, Machines and Hand Tools,
French Trnun and RnAmeied Ware,
Lanternscty bery variety, BfAxiers' and Bolt Cop.
per,
RrAss, Cope, Iron and Steel Ware,
Brass an Copper Tabine, Block TIN, Antimoay,
Sheet and Slab Zinc, lnsot Copper. Pump,
Hydraulic Rams, iron and Lead Pipe,
Rubber Hose, Betting and Packing,
Stoves, Hot Air furniccs. Registers, dc.
All orders promptly stIended, and prices ss low
A the market viii allow.
TPWe always receive OLD COPPER AND
BkASS from our customers al the highest rates
rho osekea, EDWARD aAnIIros, a.s.SArEs
mill cym
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lsIsH-White Fish, Trout, Pieksled Herring cotnsl
II SardAss, Sc. for sale BY -
Corner second and Perry sts.
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FRUITS,

aisins Piums, Prunes, Fig, Apples Peaches, Cur
Evans, CHkw q co.
Corner Ssooud and Perry SITS
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A sure way 70 make fortune soon v 70 ~
the Right Of one OF
Clark. Getsbrased kiSHr Mtiis'

NNGLy FATESfEst.
rUSss eA.ats.~t psAsi .mpis, durable and Hpaet'
,s.sl,ae less sa en- Bass aKseai..sA, aaa nAkasx
. i.rr~r sleia and better ssaa;s of nssr. than ans
asa.s III IN .-eaF fof safe Aht ese se s~sb, a.
~. : u.rohnnt CO.'S Nilsson and ossson sasiS essl
s.e,p., Of PER-, and ard streets psssofon,
49,. WeeasraIsse lhsse N IA. - ssriosm ss se
fsprsssss sud 10 gsinc eser Yea sasaea 80 ~
80, r.N and see fot .eatseisss. For kighss aAd
~ JACOB WEAVER, 5k,
y : ctrralAs. hnd eexhtestes s"st uSos spp4i-
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Opposition Line:
New Mar ket Ope u Q q!
rHR ACE OF kIxR DOWN.

opposition csurts4. csnpetiaon Dsns<
xupg .said invtefs. sstiH ms u pasenro'S and
Nv I. sutsy 10 oar new saacs raam - D14s
49,. cs,,,..i.F No Post Once, here those easitx
~ lss.a ~ aAsf qaAnti; s vii always sha Asceo
.,ssrsm.aG q tse best sSs from . aisn " nAAc
tietr se4eetaons N prices taai !. -1Ass ~ 70 t'e
s1nsAotisas 49, :. - ,-ssi,x
Ps a-sS delivered - our esst,hers WAN ~,
rss,ennssa a4stAaee OF aas market Nest sosu
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PLANTATION M0LAssEs.
20 barr Ella Lauding aud for sale by
- EVANS, CHEW co,
Corner Second aud Perry S..
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cIscissAIi, January 7th, 1881.
eom,o.is,ou roof nave had two roots put on my
buldnxs aud believe fully - good As represent
sd An HE best BY Of any competition roofs In
This place, lam acquainted WIN hsna . ihomp'
soa, OF chicago. W. W. SIC
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Once, Dayenporl's block, opposite Ls"iaife
House, davenport, where any Attenuation oaa be
Obtained or orders Left.
Ali persons warned ~ aibse infringement upon this
patent. ,,,, =, =
City aud county rights for Iowa and Mianeso!A Tor
le ]. d. VAN BuRGEN d 90
auaas iwu o. II BENJAMIN, GenH. Agent.
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NEW BOOT AND SHOE STORE!
On BRADY. BET. 4TH & 6TH STu.
- THE subscribsf has taken = store -
above, where he 10 opening 3 iresh stock
GOOD BOUIU AND SAOEf
Mannfsetured expressly for retailing, which he ohets
for sale at very
Reasonable Prices.
either by thecase, dozen or single pair. hs Will
receiving IA rther regular supplies every week from
of The BEST InRnufactoftes In tho ksst, and 70
snact6,ly soIiciss share OF public patronage.
COUNTRY NkRCNANTe
Can here Hnd an assortment of seasonable
Prime Retailing Goods,
.,s. low prices Us In any establshment In .he West
sniIs ASvtf ID. h. CARLETON.
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BRO wv r. "LLLfRD
iss LAKE STREET, CHICAGO,
~noLIsALs pxALsRs Asp nAsryAervKxRs o.
Bedding and UPhOlstery Goods.
ITO uPRoLsrERkRs AND FURNITURE
i DEALERS. wehaye in stoc Z our mana
fsel1red
MATTRESSES AND BEDDING
of ali klnds laciadibg die following soois by the
tcaa nd bale Called HORSE Hair, Feathers, Moss,
Bxeeisiof, HAsx Cotton, ssa Grass, sprirgs, Oh
Ding. Tsiae, DAM sks, GiaPs, Trim misgs, eIc.
HOTELS, cHuRcHKs. STEAMBOATS,, AID
PUBLIC INSTITUTIONS,
Furnished Al eastern prices aud al short notice.
NOLu1 PAPER ALLs.
,I,H - oseriDers eoastssty making variety
1 Prlntlss and Wrapping PxpersAt their AiiIin No
ftne and will pay Cash for any reasonable quantity OF
good clean lE rags. OartrAy cling agent,
A. U. CAarchii wili call on the Merchants through
eeStFaliows and ytaem in cash or paper for their
rs$s. >. W. "hsbLoCk.
CIRCULATING LIBRARY
tn FULL BLAST Ar quantity u choice books for
i rsssting. from 2Sc ~ tS,uc sHch, at the
Nay iid2m TWIN CITY BOOK sToRk
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&c. =. HUBBARD, nina ms CO..
8. &. HoOhkN, chlcaxo.
Your inquiry AZ TO Chiid's seIneni Roonag, cay
nave from er porience the utmost condolences II II
for root az purpos ss and reeonmehdt for ALT und-
iuxs which AIN Gu gas in pa ling Ups as superior
10 lin or shingles any cement roofing ased mere
" IRA ROUIk,
chicago, Feb q, 81. builder oil Rich noud House
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A CARD
NEW FIRM.
Garden Lots.

an PINE GaYdsn Lots near. the eityfrsm i've N 2
~ acres, Iorsalst sui purchasers, on long tim
and low price. Apply TO JACOB NJ. kLDRIDGI
corner Of an and Rock Island st., al North Wes.
arm Psrsnt N. al cine Depot apFydu
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Relchsrs Refined Sugars.
+, 90 barrels an grades for sale by
l SvANs, CHkw & 60
Corner second and Perry sts.
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CuAS. Il. WEBB
HAVING sold mis- interest in the Drug store No.
IL 10 LsCiatrs Row, Davenport, Iowa, 70 Aessrs
TsyIor& Bsilord. y ould bespeax for them the pat
fonage so kindly extended 70 him. aEl-GHE
One of the nrm being . graduate Of Pharmacy and
the other ha Vi az had experiences Of ION ortways
years In the prescription business, he eonadsnay
recommends them " the public assafe and soinps
lent. ~
Davenport ,Peb. 9th, 1887. .tssi
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cIsotsSAIl, l2th N nth 2sd lcso
Thine of the i7ta instant Is before me, for repi.
In INV ipauirtss about thu Patent sAAstlc cement
X soanr Of w. 4. chiids q 90. l have examined
several roof put on BY them anu nave N, awoaiihs
h.,u = nd sl,ble c0verAd in The saia material
believe they arc the best, or o.hef~ise me inosa
com pl.te roof IN every respect ever pat on eusa
ing, costing the same smot ~ ~ inoaas. ,i nnP
Are pIoof from sparks OF hSsl eombusubic sao'
stAucO. my Ffsuo, S"N' DNA"''
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Csofsssr- January 1.a, 1857.
Having made considerable Mo aify as 70 me snf
~ Of rho Patent Elastic cement aoonIs introduced
,a,o mi. oity by Chlds d. Ind II 10 be hishy
r.ee m moaded 10 this ciiy b. many competent
Judges thal meeting with very ready ana gene
y.IsstIoa uelion that ia superiority over The tar
eomnos,,pu rsonnx IL decided aad freely sdniiad,
and suaIiy s expect " adopt u for my next root
vhieh vii be tsy merhx wing int nJcd 10 aso
| un but will lhs virtues OF ths taLsnt blAslie
nSo N. BENNETT.
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MONEY TO LOAN.

JS large small sums, for long or short pns, to
l. suit xpploAnS
LAND WARRANTS bought and sold. Deeds, Mort
CAGES de-, drawn at short notice.
0dce Of the dersignsd Brady street, ext aeoV
the Post ONE, Tallman, Powers IL Mclean
Ranking Houke, mhgsdu J. H.NuODWAhDs
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r. Janms and J. Donnelly, undor the hrm and name
of famine bonncIy, viii continue tho business a.
the old stand, whers all orders In their line VIII DC
promptly and faith executes; no.,.,v
tJan. I, d0bm JAMAh DoNNhLt'
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Is, l.. HANNAH,
late of New York.
Practical Bookkespsr and Accountant,
IIAyISG had ious experiences in bank and Mer
III camille houses hs does not doubt his capacity oe
execute Satisfactorily all business with which b
may be entrusted.
Refer ense Is made 10 Mr.. Henry W. Morris,
this city.
Apply a. W Nj. Raymond 81 Co.'S, - Brady
Apidf3
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BRoCHA LONG SHAwLs.
| ANEW and beautiful stock just received at
deels wASswoRli.s.
| Alsxander's Kid Gloves.
LARGE invoice u Fresh Gloves yee-iye by express
"A fabd6tfi WADsWOarH'S
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WESTERLY, R H. THURSDAY, MARCH IL, 1856;

Brothers, playmates Of my girlhood
Dearer to my soul than life.
Kindred friends, true. kind and earnest,
Partners in the worlds strange strife
Westerly" like charm of wizard
Is the magic word, whose spell
Brings ye all, like spirits throngng
Bound me while afar dwell
Westerly; should some dread sickness,
Some dire peslilential breath,
Sweep from thee the friends cherish,
Laying all alike in death,
And not one known face be left
To welcome back the wanderer,
Still this lonely heart would love thee
For the sake Of those that were.
But forgive me, that my praises
To too large dimensions swell;
Absence makes the tongue grow longer"
Home, dear village, fare the well.
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Gelclte0.
I WOULDN'T DO 1T;
OR FEMALE INFLUENCE,
BY cATHLRINE NJ. TOW BRIDGE.

|
| In cool, airy chamber of a nea
country dwelling, sat dropping invalid
reclining feebly, almost helpiessly, in
large easy chair. The beautiful hecti
on the otherwise pallid checks, proclaim
ed the victim OF consumption. On
low ottoman at her feet, was seated
young girl of ten summers. They wer
sisters. The elder had been not only
sister, but also mother to the younger
who retained no recollection of the ten
der parent in whose arms her infanc,
was Graded. Yet had she scarcel /,
missed mothers care, SO faithfully hao
that elder sister performed to her q
mothers part
But now she too was smitten down,
and we'll did Ellen Hastings know that
they must part; Tor her sister Clara had
not concealed from her the certainty of
the painful separation which must take
place. She had often spoken to Ellen
of her own departure as calmly as she
would of au anticipated journey. In
this way the fair young g.rl had become
familiar with the idea, aud thoughts OF
death, usually Invested with such terror
had been robbed of half their gloom,
when she saw how calmly, trustlugly,
aud coufd'ugly his sister could enter
the dark valley. If this calmncss was
ever i'll dauger OF being rutled, it was
when Clara thought of her darling FL
len, who cluug to her lovingly as the
tcuder vine cliugs to the firm support
about which it twines. ,... .'...
Siuce Ellen had taken her seat upon
the ottoman, no word had broken the
silence, but interchanging glances ha /
broken the silence, but interchanging
Iglances had spoken volumes of sisterly
affection aod tender regret. The face
of the invalid was expressive of yearu-
ing tenderness, not unmixed with q
shade of anxiety, as her thoughts were
busy with the coming separation. The
countenance of Ellen expressed intense
affection aud sorrowiul apprehension At
last the silence was broken by Clara,
who spoke as if all that had been pass
iug in the mind of each had found ut
terance in words, and she was but con-
tinuing the subject on which they had
been commaniDg
"Dear Ellen, want you then to re-
member two things" she said
How much was expressed in that sim
pie Menl TO Ellen it spoke Of the time
when the separation Sc dreaded should
actually have taken place and she should
no longer be sheltered and blest by the
tender, watchful love which had cared
for her from the hour when the cold
sods fell heavily upon the coffin of her
mother. I .
For a brief moment, the poor girl bid
her face in her sisters lap, and a con-
vulsive sob, half re-pressed, broke from
her. But soon she raised her head, and
tried 10 say calmly -
4" What is it dear sister that you wish
me TO remember 7"
1.-TWO things, my love. And yet
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VOLUME VI-NUMBER 80.
lDoetrp.
For the Westerly Eeho.
WESTERLY.

Rr GENEVA.
"Absence makes the heart grow warmer"
Strikes the chords of tenderness,
Waking plaintive, sweet vibrations
In our distant loneliness.
Absence is . strange corrector
Of the follies of friend;
Dwindles down his faults to nothing,
Makes his worth all worth transcend.
Absence! what magic beauty
To my far-off homo it lends
Der each homely nook and by.way
What wondrous charm it blends!
Westerly! No eye of stranger
Fer can spy such heauties rare
In thy splendid streets and villas,
As I trace this moment there.
Yes; this moment behold thee ..,.
Village of my home and heart,
Lovslier by far, than cities,
Proudly decked by trophied art.
All thy streets SO nice and narrow,
$50 much handler to cross.)
So romantically winding, ~ lid
(who would walk straight paths per force
'Tisnt nstsr.) Then the sunshine
On the light sand shines so hot
Who would hide the sun with shade trees
II he could as well as notf F
Then thy grateful grinding gravel
How delightful to the tread
Coblers, sure should love thy stones that
Wear out soles to give them bread.
There's the rev'rand cherished +" Union,"
Blcn ling all good things in one
Westinghouse, town-house, and rostrum,
And, too, large enough for none, ..
How my heart warns as picture
Many an hour within its walls!
First, for back in child hoods moments
From its sacred pulpit falls
Week by week, the Bible lesson,
While young faces beam around,
Since, to life maturer ripened,
Or laid sadly in the ground.
Years advance, each bringing forward
Scenes both soirowful and gay
Blcst revivals, silent meetings."
Conce -ts, funeral array, .
Useful, scientific lectures
Shows both wonderful and fat;
Fairs, where crowds on crowds push. jostle,
Buy. eat, back bite, laugh and chat.
Then 100, the school exhibitions
Ever remembered should be. .
Oh how many = parents bosom
Throbs with hopeful ecsiscy,
While he views the youthful efforts
OF the treasures Of his heart
As upon the little stage they
Bear noble manly part; a.
And instinctively he pictures
Days to come, when, In It's prime,
Each dear cLild in life's arena r 49,.
Shall rerIorm part sublime. .....
May no cruel disappointment,
Such anticipatons chill,
But each youth. by virtue guided,
All these earnest hopes fulfil. "
Westerly the place where beateth
Many heart to mine most dear
BY the ties OF blood or friendship;
1 shall e'er thy name revere
Can those ties that bind me to thee
In this life be severed, No.
Still they bind me closer, closer,
whereso'sr on earth 1 60.
Still my heart is backward turning,
Ever turning to the place
Where home centers, with yearning
Other scenes cannot efface; i
Mother ever kind and gentle.
Bearing Eith my waywardness;
Truth enforcing, error chiding . |
With unfailing tenderness;
Mother can ever love thee
Half enough, or as OUGHT
Can ever half repay thee '.
For the cares upon thee broughtf Il
Fatherl name so dearly cherished;
Father, can I e'er forget |
The last earnest, parting kisses, /
Thy last lsok Of fond rsTet' '
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George 6. Wells,

Dealer in Boots and Shoes Of all descri-
= utns Gentlemens fine Calf E,Cts,
Cater, Of all descriptions, hub
bers and Rubber Boots Thick
Boots, 3, ognns .sLOes,Ac .w F
ladies GAMERS, Walking Shoes, Slippers.
&c. Main Street, Westerly, R. l. l34t.
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Ladies Fancy Goods store

IAOIcs fanCy WOOUS StOrc
NEAR THE RAILROAD STATION.
ID. w. HAMMOND. s
Co onstnDtly on h. nd and for sale at fair
prices, m assert ent Of
FANCY GooDs, Books, STATIONARY, PER
SUMERY, FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC
FRUIT, PATENT MEDICINES. &c.
Also receivin 6 fresh supplies Of Stuart's
Superior Steam Refined Confection-
rry, Councilman's Broadway do,
Stuart & Co., do, with o
large assortment ofRe-
6ned Brok en- Candy, sc, 80
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T.. w. MarstOn,

Halter AND DEALER IN FURs,
Keeps constantly on hand . large stock of
Cent emen's and Boys Hats Of thels-
test fashions, Furs ofthe best
quality, and of the newest
styles cheap.
b NO okskin Gloves, ,Mittins Of every vaiety.
Spring Styles just received.
Store under @, L eoua rd's Hotel. 1871
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NXYheat,

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