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The Nevada journal., 1857-05-08

STILL 1T GoEs.-The steamer Golden
Gate took as freight, treasure amount
ing to s2,170,o96.75.
The Nevada journal., 1857-05-08

BIRTH-At Shelby Hill, April 3Oth, the wife of MI
PETER DICKSON, of a son.
u In tins city, May 9th Son to the Lady of T. ELLARD
The Nevada journal., 1857-05-08

A daily stage runs between Illinois
town and Dutch Flat. Messrs prince
& Dearborn are the proprietors.
The Nevada journal., 1857-05-08

MARRIED-May 7th, by Rev Mr. Cooper SAMUEL w
BORING, Esq Sheriff elect to Miss S. NJ. REED.
In Marysvile, April 30th Mr.. L. C. McKIBBY to Miss
CAROLINE A SAMPSON all of French Corral
DEATH.-In this city, on Monday last Little Zoa in
fant daughter of Stephen and Maria Burts
The Nevada journal., 1857-05-08

All are damnabe and damned,
Each one damning, damns the other
They are damned by one another,
While they damnably are jammed."
Shelly never experienced the exeru4
ciating anguish of ride from Saera
mento to Nevada in one of the vehicles
of the California Stage Company. Had
he, his "Double Damnation'' would have
been manufa ctured into a different ar
ticle.
A California Stage coach is ieveller
of all distinctions. Were it not pro-
fame allusion, we would add, at is no re-
specter of persons" The bruised and
battered limbs Of nen can testify to it.
On steamboat or rail car castles can
be maintained Not so in one of our
stage wagons. The poet who lamented
that " mountains interposed make enc
mics of nations who had else, like kim
dred drops, been mingled into one," did
not live to dry his tears en- the fulfill
ment of his wishes He never rode in
California Stage wagon, over rough
road, and witnessed the commingling of
races, like kindred drops" or his lat
ment might have been turned to sneer,
in spite of his universal philanthropy
We rode in one of the vehicles before
named not long since, and it has left its
impress upon us physically and mental
ly. 1t is not congsniai to our peace OF
mind, to say much about it while the
memory is fresh. but may recur to thu
trip sometime in the distant future, when
time may have 1--WE doubt the possibili+
ty) softened our asperities.
The Nevada journal., 1857-05-08

MINING NEWs.-The miners about
Orleans, Moore's and Woolsey's Flat
were never doing better. The Buckeye
Co. at Orleans cleaned up on Friday
$4,000, the fruits one weeks labor, for
six hands. There are several eompa-
nies on the same lead averaging sle0 a
day to the hand.
At Moore's Flat, there are a number
of companies averaging from SIG to $40
per day to the hand. Tunnels have
been run into the fat twenty-seven hun
dred feet and good dirt found the whole
distance. sf
There are no claims at Woolsey's that
do not pay. The Sackett Co. are ia
kin out about $1,000 per week. Wool.
sey's Co. are getting still better pay
The Lager Co. pays from 81 ZOO to ST.
500 per week, working seven hands,
The Last Chance are making about 81.
600 per week to four hands.
The XIX Co. make from S16 to $40
to the hand drifting. sg
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-04-23

INTEREST AND DEBr.-I forgot to
ask, in the earnestness of my congrat-
nlations, whether the farm is yoursl
Whether it is paid iorl-i hope the
deeds are recorded, without mortgage
or line Of any kind. | hope no notes
are drawing interest. Of all indus
tries nsne is comparable to interest. -.
1t has no sound in its footsteps; but
travels fast 1t gnaws mans sub
stance with invisible teeth. 1t binds
industry with its film, as a fly is
bound on spiders web Debt rolls
a man over and over, binding him
hand and foot, and letting him hang
upon the fatal mesh until the long
legge,l interest devours him. There
is no crop that can afford to pay in
terest money on a farm. There is but
one thing raised on farm like it,
and that is the Canada thistle, which
swarms new plants every time you
break its roots, whose blossoms are
prolific, and every flower father of a
million seeds. A field of them is
worse than an armed host. And yet
a farmer had better make his bed Of
Canada thlstles, than to attempt to lie
at ease npon interest.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-04-23
nv SANDERS & BROTHER.

wishing Tin Hebrew that the mar.
riage might be happy, and the bride
and bridegroom be as irrevocally join
ed as the pieces of glass were sunder-
ed. About an hour after the conclu-
sion Of the ceremony, the visitors sat
down to the dinner, for such, III fact,
it was. The brides health was pro.
posed by the French ambassador, and
drank with enthusiam, shortly after
which both bride and bridegroom left
Tor Mentmore, the seat of Baron Mey-
er de Rothschild, in Buckinghamshirs
Mr.. D'lsraeli then proposed the
health ofBaron james de Rothschild,'
and Lord John Russell that Of his
colleague, the Baron Lionel. More
toasts followed, and in the evening
grand ball was given, at which there
was a brilliant attendance of the aris.
tocracy and beau monde.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-04-23
Stoves, Stoves, Stoves,
xu~ovvp


WIZ would invite the citixens of davenport and
w surrounding country TO our large assortment,
the largest ever bf ought into Iowa s,among which Will
be found the famous
A.fs Garter Oak Cooking Steve,
which challenges tAs world for is Advantage du
rability.
keep on hand for Tinners use, tin plate, sheet
iron, all kin DE- boiled aid charcoal Rus-ia and ini
stion do, timed copper brayriss do, block tin, cop
psT, lead and METAL bottoms, yivsts sl sizes, ali
kinds Of Dressed and Japan wxre unDers t0ols, 6c,
water coolers and refngerstors, ind assu re al
persons fivorins with order, We win sell them
goOds in our line a. lev - can be bought In Chicago
Or s.. Louis, and On terms y suit.
Please call and look at oar stock and learn eur
prices, and We think you will no convinced Of the
fact. #a
Count msrohsnts can rely on being supplied at
all times with tin ware, and on favorable terms a.
Wholesale prices. gsgs...
Old rags, copper, &c. taken 10 exchange for goods
Particular attention paid TO House Roofing and
Spouting, aud Job work in general.
WICkERSHAM WILLIAMS.
Apr4d6wtf No. 4, Burro Ws' block Front st.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-04-23

Land fof Sale.
LNOuR ~ acre lots mile north & Fulton stat
II AN hA 4, D.iI- ~.

LOU ~ acre lots mile nerth + Fulton station
Il On the N. & N. Raiiroad on reason able term
Also. GA acres mile hOrth OF w s,eott chea p;
cne-half cash, balance in one aud two Year,.
Also, $40 acres in Warrington county, 70 aerei
que timber and running water on part. This land
IL only 10 miles from Iowa City and ~ fro m Wash.
ington, on q nne road from Colum bus 10 Richmond;
will be sold ch cap and part on time.
Also, four ~ acre lots near Iews City, beautiful
farming land and we'll watsred. asa
also, Lots In West Davenport ranging in size
from % feet 2O0 to 81 acres, sold for down and
balance In one anG two years. 5sa
Also, sevaral neat buildings on leased ground
would 10 sold on reasonable terms. Apply to
MhA T, G.. EADS.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-04-23
LoGUE eAs NT~7T,
Successors to q. w. Barnes
New York Harness Store,

HanafaetuIorS and DoAIerS In Harness, Dri-
dies. Saddles, Collars, Blankets, -.
ME are now Misunderstanding exten sively Coach,
w Gig and Team Harness OF the latest style ana
the work nted TO give ction sale.
a splendid variety OF Coach, Buggy, Team and RI
mcntin the vest. Blankets in every yasisty; india
RubberHorse Covers at manufactuTer's prices the
emily agency for the sale Of these articles in the
west.
Thankful for past favors and hoping q continue
ton the same, fstter ourselves VIC can please
all ia want Of articles in our line.
LOGUk d NEWLY,
I'd st, doors East oil Brady,
..-rI -Ar,l ~
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-04-23
NEW TIN STORE.

NE" ABN - OBkE.
THE subscribers have just opened store on Har.
i risOn between Third and Fourth streets, where
they intend manufacturing and keeping constantly
on hand all kinda Of I, 59ss, #5
Copper, Tin and Sheet Iron Ware,
Particular attention paid to Roofing, Spouting and
Jobbing. Country merchants can rely upon being
sSpplied with Tin ware at wholesale prices.
Rags, old copper, lead, &C., taken In exchange foI
goods. IAI l6dtf1 GRANTEES & BELL.
Yes, They have come!
WE are happy to announce that have received
w this day by Railroad . .arge stock of
Victor and Merit Cook Stoves
for coal wood. We nnhestatingly pronounce these
stoves far superior to any stoves offered In this
Market and We give large amount Of references
Of those that are now using them. We guarantee
them to give perfect satisfaction in every respect and
the money will be refunded in every they
do not work the sntre satisfaction of the purchaser
We deliver them aud put them up free of expense in
any part of the city. SMITH REMINGTON, !
HouseFurnishinf Vareroons, Second street, sgr1 Of
he Big Tea Kettle. ap7dH
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-04-23

| cra maskss We have en- hand aAd are SessivtnG
| st shon tnservAis additions v Tie already Af10
stock Of Goods shove q Btt0nsd, t0getA WIN
Al of which We are prepared 70 sell Ter eash q
raiesss low 80 canbe fouhd In he western naskos.
Shipping Iurs DeugAt.
| V1RDER 4 CHAMPION,
Second Street, Three dooss Eat Brady.
/ DayenportOct 20
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-04-23

AUWsWVV WVbt0 VI AVt9 EAOt D8lO's
| 9A0BkAUTIfUL Lots for sale la Rulton's addition
aOO to East Davenport easier terms than has
ever been offered before In yenport. Many
OF these are river lots from which amount Of hne
building rock can be quarried, sOrding inexhsus
aols source Of wealth From Others, the grandsst
views whore be found in the vicinity Of city,
are presented. Being the sole agent for the sale Of
these iots and quite we'll satisfied that property
now offered in Davenport presents any thing favora
Bile to those desrou Of obtaining homes easy
trust that all who wish to purchase will call al my Of
nee soon and examine the plat and prices Of this beau
tiful property. tmhl4) T. C. GADS.
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STORE AND LEASE FOR SALE.

nN Second street, between Braiy and Perry. A
- frame building stories, 20x44 feet, shelving
and counters complete. An excellent stand for any
business, being located In of the adv anita
2eous points 10 Davenport. Price low and ter ms
sasy Enquire Of -. srs q.
iep2Odu HAIGHT, SEARS 4 BRCKETT.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-04-23

New Gas Fitting, Lamp,
CHINA AND GLASS sioAI,
" ST. JOHN PHILLIPS II co. have this day
II spened their store ON Perry street between
Second and Third, Griggs block, for mo sale Of AL
''"' GAS FIXTURES,
Dc,u ling Chandeliers of various patterns, in great
soi,r. csmphsns, French xsehanical and
Fluid Lamps. ..
CLASS AND CHINA WARE, &c.
which they respectful csl the stteaaop oi sas o."
,,.st t,rms for cash. marchlo du
Haicht, Sears 4 Beckett,
M. f,rturerTs and Wholesale Dealers IN
ss,her Of all kinds, Saddles, Saddlsry Hard
arc, Coach Trimmings, Shoe Find
iugs, Hides, &C., NC. -
rrs have now on hand one ofthe largest and. .osst
Vy.atner ana Eaddlery Hardware -
.ofr'raJ u he west. Comprising iu part
srI. snIa nd Harne So Leather, ....a
both Oak and hemioeA'
E,ench. American Patent Cali skihs,
Kips aud Upper Leather ...
" ,tninSs Roans, Morocco, Binding fa'eh. una
p,ain stirtng, Dash and Ensmeiled Lsa'hef' LA''''
Findings, &C. ,o.a R,a.s and.S Silver
u,'aJ rom the best manufacturers. sen-sWus
,a Gia and Pad Roller, Herse Shoe ana spring
rns,usa Buckles, and every article lhs nshhess MA
= ar Or saddier can wish. NJ. p,ons stumn
',ai. s'oasJ '.aces, Bands, Enameled Cloths, MSS
.o'h"1 Inbssy 90, BsLt Fellows, Carnage snss Hn
on on fa~c nas n a, Wagon Springs, Axeis, horse Sol
49, blankets, Fly Nets, &C.; bell Leat nsI
iNs Stretched and Rubber Beiiing, be" h''e"'
SC, a.. S p.;a tor Hidss.
,,T,oits the attention ofpurchasers ieeilhg SAN
-, can slease all in regard 70 qasity snG price
sae' w e"' iHAIGHr, SEARS 4 BECKETT,
I'd Street, Sd door above Perry,
Davenport, Lowe.
aug 25dtf - - = -
u. N. MARTIN ,,
J,uIp rsspectfully announce to the ssod ioiHs @ %
w n.xannort that Ie has Just returned hon "s"
f''N cents Furnishing Goods, ..,,s
,hicb bs asks the inspection OF NIL 'he Gr ~ ~
70 I tnsy are far ahead Of any thing ever ~
this market ,-,an,., IN do custom work
b-o0'' " ID. n MARTIN,
Brady ct, doors below ID
aplOda
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AAMnN. RRRY
Fall And Winter Goed,!
New Hat, Cap and Fur Store,

"E would most
w respselss ANY On.
n0uRce 70 ouvMtonds
eDa the sjstsons o5
Dayeaport and vi.
einisy hat - oar
oGer then iAduse'
0ents - pufoAesG
from oUF etoak Of
Hats, Car =
LAdies' F0Re,
hat sanaot ~ sns-
nsaaaAxf In the WnnH- :
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Stopfs.
:, BUY YOUR sT0VEs
AT THE
GREAT wKsrKRH CINCINNATI
s r o " e s T O r e
And Tin Ware Mandatory,
ID stssst, doors East Of Harrison,
Wholesale md RstAill
IL. 8
BUY YOUR srovRs

ID Street, 4 doors East Of Harrison,
Wholesale md RstAill
N|HERE will always be 70 sione Of the bes, -.
Wire, Japannsd Ware, Tin, Sheet Iron andCoppev
Warein ihis city. Among lis assortmsstof
5 TOV T.
are the celebrated Climax and Charter OAK Cock
Stoves, coat Or wood; al . fall and comPlsts -,
Oven stoves, and many other patterns too numsr.
0us to mention. Ouf motto is, Quick Sales and
Small Profits Good work, all warranted or no sale;
at this Stove Store yon will Il and get Just q
good an article as at any other house.
ing and Job Work In general out OF good Tin and
stock, hoping 10 receive snare Of the public pat.
fonsgs BY this motto: "aaiet sales and md, Small sn
StOUes, StOUes,
MULfIRLlxD BY s10vkS,
AND TKIH ANDWER H HT6VES!
A LTHoUGH We cannot keep on hand some 5000
"A or 5000 Stoves some Of our neighbour, the
sons are, We sell 90 cheap and 20 good an article Of
masd but new supply Of freight cars have arrived
and been placed on our road, and We have completed
our arrangements 20 asto BE- able now V supply thc
SO after looking around among all de "oNE
HORSE" stove shops In this city, u no parposs,
come to
Tvitehsll 1 0illstrs,
I he only Stove Emporium in the west, and buy !
sfSUe as - Sfess. In our prices, for cheapness
We defy all compsutioD--every article esrysHts6,
md II not satisfactory, refund the money Among
our assortment nsy be found the celebrated
Forest Oak, for wood or Cssl; the Gilman;
Black Diamond. for coal; The King Of
Stoves and Governor, elevated ovens
All kinds Of Psrlor, Once and Heating Stoves
Tin and Copper Ware on hand At all times. Roof
ing, J0bbing, DE. done 10 order.
Brady Street, nearly opposite the P. o.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-04-23
NEW GOODS.

A LARGE s. COMPLETE STOCK OF EVERY
"A thing In the Grocery and Drug line, just re-
wed and for sale VERY Low, for cash, at
sp3dH ALVORO VAN PATTHNN
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-04-23

Horse Shoer ald Rsrrisr,
ATIsHES to inform The public Of Davenport and
|NNv Scott county that he has permanently located
In Davenport and that ae will shoe horses On scien-
the principles. After % years practice the snat-
omy the feet and having spent II years undsrths
superintendencs Of the best Veterinary Surgeon in
xuraps he wishes 70 that he will give sssisfac-
custom from persons hs Ing horses lsbonng under
the disssse OF eorns and contrsctions omnonly
called hoof fboand, or interfering or over reaching,
asrs, ring bonss, spayins, al Of whieh.hs war,
II eursbts, the most Of these dissssas
are csussd BY bad shosi.g or want Of proper judg.
ment msh17 d,f
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r.. &. EADS,
GEMRRAL LAND AGENT AMB NOTARY

hFFCIE over spalding' . stere, LIE claire row; en-
NJrauee LIE claire Hall, - street, Davenport,
III aaeHd 10 the purchase and sale OF every kind
Heal Estate
IT, any part OF lows ,.ni especially in Scott aad
joining counties; leasing houses, collecting debts
OF all kinds and promptly rsmittins proceeds, nd
every thing else c" nected with the Land Agency
b usin8ss. mh14
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-04-23
JOHN L. SWITS,
Real Estate, Money and Insurance

KOHL GBC8V0, MUUOy WuV 1UuUt 013Vo
BROkERs .ls,-. s.a4g.r
Brady street, tsext door 70 Post oifcel
- DAVENPORT, IOWA.
kas, Rstste bought aud sold on commission |;
Lsnd Warrants bought, sold and located; Inve 8,
nts made and money loaned real estate or per.
sonai secnrity; Rxxlnlnations o land titles made
Notes and claims collected, &c,&c.
Asancv OF the following reliahl 10 and responsible
Lire AND FIRE INSURANCE CoMPASiEs.
Rxcslsisr Fir. Insurance Co.
--'--~0 NY eity, capital $500 600
Nav Amsterdam Fire Insurance., 49,
New York city, 100, 600
Phoenix Fire. Insurance %,
RTeoklyn. 100000
Schenectady county Fire Insu-
rance 90, 1ehsnsctady; Z. ': loo.ooo
New York LifsInsurancs 90.
NY city. 4" 1000, 600
march n ,57 dwtf
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THIS farm contains 100 acres, $50 under cultva.
ti9n, 100 acrss superior timber, good " elling
out houses and ane barn, beautiful strsam of run.
ming water that never fails and nne orchard OF al
kinds of fruit. &#
Terms so easy that after the frst payment the
iarm mHy be made to pay the dsferre ed pay ment.-
Applyto Imhi4l T. c. EADS.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-04-23
LIE CLAIRE FOUNDRY

AND
M - O h N q 9.h op.
M DoNAHUk, successor 10 Msssrs. LIE clslre&
the
STEAM ENGINES
othe various kinds suitable to the wants OF the
Try. Also, CASTINGS, for all oftbs different vsris-
ties Of MillGearngs and Shsftings OF all
House Work Of the Latest styles,
Caps, Sills, Brackets, Columns, etc., etc., slways on
hand, and make 10 order.
Connected with the shove ID Forging Shop, IN.
der Tho direction VI men of superior skill.
Brsss and Composition Of Csstings made 10 order,
Babbit Metal always on hand.
My stock Of Patterns for Machinery, Building and
Ornamental purposes, 10 unsurpassed by any ss.iar
Establshnent In the West,
Repairing done at the shortest notice. Charges
reasonable Cash Al all amss paid for Old Iron ssd
Cope
Corner of Front and Scott ss., davenport, iowa.
Msh2l a-u N. DONAHUk.
PARTIeHLA notice. =
DESIRE giving notice to al psrsons Indebted to me-
place ID proper hands for collection continue 70
keep constantly . large stock Of fresh FAMILY GRO.
CERltS of all varieties and Of the best quality, at my
Store the Of Second and Iowa Streets par
ticulary ask the attention Of public TO late arrivals
this .. Atnre.
: dec II ism WALTER KELLY.
FOR SALE.
SlXTY acres excellent Coal Land Scott County, one
Dof the most desirable improved farms in this county
SO under cultivation, with good house containing
rooms, cellar cstern, well and other impro vemelts
aud 10 Of nns timber, only i've miles from Dsven-
port.
God building Lot corner OF Scott and Third sts, 70x
20.
Lot corner wsssern Avenue and Third Ct, 7Ox40,
AAyey low. Inovs4l ALLAN CLARK
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COOK, DILLON 4 LIHDLEY, rr

a hre sr5F3e DAVENPORT, IOWA,
OSice, In same building with Cook Il Sargent.
WYE prs ctice Ia the Courts of Scott Cedar. Clil.
w ton and Muscatins counties, lows, aud In the
Covrts Of Rock Island counsy, Ills.
( our Cs LsetisH Department We devote especial
care
We q, 90 so. rs age nts In negotiating loans, and
will give all busnass entrustsdto us best attsn
an spldly
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A HANDSOME frame house, q rooms, pleasantly
situate on east I'd street, Is years lease, for
sale ON res sonsble terms. a5s
Also, 10 be .utiul land on south side Of Tip
ton road, 81 miles from city limits; terms easy.
Also, lot Q In block u In the town Of WAlcott
immediately on depot. This lot would be given in
exchange for good horse, buggy or superior gold
watch. Apply to
mhtx I.C. EADS.
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To Rsnt, For or 10 Years.
Argyle Cottage aad Appe n IA &c .

II 0USkS and Lots Tor sale, hs ndsom ely situated
IA ~ didsrsns parts Of the city. C.1EAD s..
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TNRIs isths most bsautifal and pleasant place In
l. scott county The dwelling has eight rooms
mental trees. GaEden with grapes, curfants straw-
berries, gooseberrss, plums and cherries. Large
der cultivation around the house, Including The sr
chard 6Or Is acres Woodland pasture, with Ore woed
for family use, and 10 sors lot Of land may be had
With the above described premises il desired There
10 also on said premises goodTsbie, carriage shed
and smske house. In nne, it 10 my cid homestead,
situated adjoining the city of Lee lAife, from hich
nne view flhe town OF Port Byron and the Missis-
sippi river Is obtained Apply soon 10 T. c. .BADs.
sp4du ar..a Davenport
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pennsylvania Railroad

FennbyTVHnId HHIIfON0s = :
ssThree Daily Through Trains between Philsdelphia
and Pittsburgh. THE MORNING MAIL TRAIN
leaves Philadelphia for Pittsburg al " A. M, and
Pittsburgh fer Pbiladeiph at7 A. NJ. The fast line
leaves Phflaiephiaat r. NJ. and Pittsburg for Phil
adelpha at r: NJ THE NIGHT EXPRESS train
Pittsburgh for Philadelphia al ll P. M.
The above lines connect at Pittsburgh with the
Railroads to andfrom st. Louis, Mo-, Alton, Galena
and Chicago, Ill. Frankfort, Lexington and Louis
Vile, KY; Terre Haute, Dayton, Springfield, Belle
fontins, Ssndusky, Toledo, Cleveland, Columbus,
Zanesville Massillon and Wooster, Ohio; also, with
the steam packet boats from and to New Orleans,
81. Louis, Louisville and Cincinnati.
Through tickets be had TO from either of the
above places. gG@r
For further particulars see handbills at the diner
cit starting points, Passengers from the West will
find ths the shortest ard most expeditions route 10
Philadelphia, Baltimore, New York or Boston.
TH0'S. MOORR, Agent, Passenger Lines, Phils.
}. MESKIMkN, Agent Pas senger Lines, Pitts.
phiEa. Nov Cd IS dIy
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Burrows Il Prettyman,
Forwarding and Commission Merchants,
PRODUCE DEALERS,
And Wholessksnd Retail Deslersin

DRY GOODS,
QussnsvArs, Groceries, Boots, Shoes, Hats, Caps,
Clothing, Salt, &s
Hayings pie room for Storage We shall pay partic
siar sttsI Oh 10 Receiving, Storing and Forwarding
any q consigned TO our care.
Cash paid at all times for Produce.
Front Styeet, Davenport, low.
Davenport Steam FIGURING Mills,
xtl be kept IN constant operation, and Psgmerssra
Informed that We pay at all times IN Cash the highest
price for Wheat. Flour always on nsna.
BURROWS & PRRTTYMAN.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-04-23
Repository Of Fashion and Taste,
RY,aADAME LOUIS, ,1Et q
Brady street, between Fourth aud Fifth,
DAVENPOHT.
FAsMoNABLE sTRvw AND SILK soxHErs,

IA EN- FOhl.
MADAAE LOUIS, would respectfully iufOrm the
w Ladies' of Davenport and vicinity that she again
provided with new andtastsfnl stock Vi
FAsHIoNABLE sTRvw AND SILK BoKAETs,
ofevery description, also nne lot Of tine French ard
American Flowers beautiful silk aud Grape Gauxs, Rib
bons Lorsets EN- broidery etc. splendid patterns and
q aQuantity Of new Ladies' articles She would kindly
solicit the OF the above and the continuance
Of the patronage for making undssysrmspts, Hair
drsssss and hne Gsntismsn's Shirts. aplAf