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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1857-09-04

DIR. LANGLEYS ROOT AND HERD BITTERS.
composed Of Slrsapufiq, le'ioir DOck, wa Chsrrv
iHoroaghro1, Proxy Ash RUbay6, MlRdyake, Dun
neOH and " fHffFureclso combined as 10 ACT dertiy
upon the cause Of disease and forming one Of the best
remedies IN the world for Jnuudice and Liver Complaint
M all their forms, Dyspepsia Cosvencss umors Of Inc
Blood and skin, Piles Indigestion Headache Dizziness
Heartburn or Acid stomach, Langou, Weakness, Loss
OF Appetite Debility, Bilious Diseases Mercural A flee
IONS, ana all Impurities Of the Blood, no matter what
ine cause may be- Fever and Ague, Coughs and Colds
broken mp and.curcd at once
They are pleasant 10 take useful at all times and sure
TO do good They cleanse the bowels purify the blood
neal strengthen regulate build upand keep IN order the
Whole system Everybody should ase them. Nearly
popular medicine ever known.
Price only - and 81 10 cents per bottle. Depot 90
Union Street, Boston Sold by all dealers in medicine
everywhere 206m
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pau qp.
Lunbrr, sc.
I UMDERl LUMBER The SUI

UMbEk! LOM Der !! The Subscriber
manufactures and has constantly on hand for sale
Spruce, liemlock, Birch, Maple Ash and Eastwood.
Also. Floor Boards blamed and ionted finished for use
Fence stuff and all kinds Of Jos Work done 10 order al
short notice, Gig Saving, sc.
Also, he purchases Butt Naples Birch also Ash Bass
and Spruce in the log and sawed when done by his d.
reclion Any wishing to buy or sell will do well 70 give
him call.
Cash paid for Cherry and Butiernut sawed or IN the
log. A. w WIIDRR
Montpelier, april /, 1856, SIR
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HOWARD ASSOCIATION, PHllAE'

pELPlIlA. IMPORTANT NNoUNCEMbfNd
To ail persons afflicted with sexual diseases $. t
seminal Weakness, Impotence Gonnorh"a' "'''
Syphil-, &c.. SO.
The HOWARD ASSOCIATION, 81 Philadei pn-i
view Of the awful destruction Of human life ana ng',
caused by sexual diseases, and the dooepuons VIM s
pfacuccd upon the unfortunate victims of such uls'
by Quacks, have directed their Consulting Surgeon
CHARITABLE ACT worthy Of their name ~ w
MEDICAL ADVICE GRATIS to all persons wv WV. 10.
hicod, male or Femalc) who apply by leueH wv NJ
scrptons Of their condition. Gage occupations num-
life &c., and in Of extreme poverty ana sun''e
10 FURNISH MEDICINES FREE OF ChAhuL'
The Howard Association is benevolent ins'iuugf
established by special endowment for IN, int
Of the sick and distressed, afflicted with NnuI fr
and Epidemic Diseases" and It's funds can be useg IN
no other purpose. II has surplus Of means W.
the Directors have voted advertise the above nol M
u Is needless 10 add that the Association conman IKE
highest Medical skin Of the age, and vii mIns l io
most approved modern treatment. Valuable aa'l S,i.
given 10 sick and nervous females afflicted with 4pu
nal weakness, Womb Complaint Costyeness' L"''''
rhor, &c.
Address, post paid Or. GEO r. CALHOUN .o, on
snlung Surgeon, Howard Association No. . 'o"'
Ninth Street, Philadelphia, Pa
BY order Of the Directors,
EZRA ID. HARTWElL, Pre1g.n'
OIO. FAIRcliIID, Secretary v''l'
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posf uITiCr, uWusNn liP. Cos Miciis NOV. lt 1853.
IN AYrn Your rils No the perfection Of medicine. Ttsy
have done y wife m re good than can te you She ha i6
great eu.e, bot SGT better She Then commenced taking
your Fills. which oned Der, by eNpeug large quanHis,
dead from her hy. They afterwards cuf Door, aH4
children Of looiy lyseutcfy. One Of urfhr.
lad bad. nnd my wife cnra him with two d0 of your I
while uthcfs aruuud ifd from hto o. twenty dollars io.r
hills and nsi much time, without nng cured cntrfy even
then such medicine yours which b. Hrray good srd
honest will De priced hcre 0EO. j. GRIFFIN, Ffmfrr.
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Boots Y shots.
Truman FOR Boors AM SHOES

UURRAH FOR BOOTS AND SHOES!
ar THE "OLD STIND"
The largest aHd most fashionable sinek of ofluNu
GOODS ever offered iu thc state. Al siHls OF
MEMS CONGRESS BOOTS,
Patent sud ch-0Ncd cmsra noar
Patent Leather Boots and ONiord Tics
Misses Coperc.. and lIdfriaha children Shoes aud
Ancle lic.. We arc swim manufloufue tho.c
EXrHA w Id
WNLIktNG SHOES AND Slips.
Merchant. supplied hy Oh cHac 0f dozen pair 200 Oig
prices. Oitru. CALI lILbilCh IAHit
Montpelier, w.. 2lth April, 1870. l3 N'oit Ahed'
AJEN' WIDE THICK SHOES,
VA m uERRlCk & PAGES
April %, 1851 10 state N7'e'
IHILDREN' S FANCY SHOES.
" an kinds of Chdrcu's Fancy Shoes, CO.
April2i, 1897. HbhtlVh a. fA'La
HgEN's BUCKsK1N CONGRESS BOOTS
w az llERRlCk a. PAGES,
April %, 1851 l5 Nat' NI"'
! AIDES SHOES AND RUBBERS-
I 4 ln great variety, 40 .............
BOOTS q SHOES FOR MEN a BOYS
1 } New styles. j. q. fbENCH.
Montpelier, May lN. lS1t-
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PIANO FORTE AND MUSIC DEALER.
~ Hatois Book Store, State Street lIotfpoier, ~.
New and second hand Pianos for sale aud let and Il
The parties who hire conclude TO purchase deduction Of
the rent will be made
All Pianos sold by are from the best makers In
boston, and warranted 20 he perfect n aH the parts
If they should prove otherwise will exchange OF refund
the money.
PIANOS TUNED & REPAIRED.
All orders len at s. NJ. WALlON'S Book Store will
receive prompt attention. @. W. WILDER.
January, 1866 70tf
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prp Goong.
So, CONGRATULATIONS FORKANsAs.

Ok PIECES COTTON FLANNEL, and
A--C Domestic Cottons of all quaiue, at
RnHINgONfg
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al. I. e5oons y eiroetrics.

A LII KINDS OF WEST INDIA GOODS
4 and GROCERIES, may at 400 times hc found at thc
Head of State Street. JAMES o.. fltENlH-
Montpelier February, 1877. -
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I / weekly and warranted OF Superior quality.
j.. f.. PIERCE,
JAM o. % Druggist, StHta street
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4 just received at ROBlNSONS.
fiNHE PLACE to find the largest assortment
i and latest styles Of Goods aud lowest Prices is at
S. d. ROBlNSONS
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RTA M NO1STES.
WADSNORT'H
raeeirei An nr m q syvrAaE Is
LACK STI.KS

inPIkCkS Plain High LGstSe, Boiled Silks, Nor
lUAntQpe and Black Repp Siiks, Black W stered
silks, just received b1 3sg
HeclS WADS WORTH.
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~ SANDERS & BROTHER.
A YANKEE TALKING LIGHTING. A

A YANKEE TALKING LIGHTING An
engine on the Pittsburg, Fort Wayne
and Chicago Railroad, ,slbroke down
last week at nine o'clGck at night,
niae miles distant from aetation.--
The conductor instantly started on
foot through the snow TO get another
machine A telegraph operator in
one of the cars, named Stager, (oi
course a Yankee hearing the cause
Of the detention, got out and taking
down the main wire from the pole
along side the track, cat it---attached
small brass wires to the two ends
'dotted" the distress of his train to
the Pittsburg and Brigton stations;
and putting one OF the brass points to
his tongue, read tno answer that an
engine should be Immediately sent,
and told off this pleasant lightning
conversation to his anxious and i'm
patientieilow passengers Louisville
Jouenat, 1871,
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FHE DAILY GAZETTE.
MISCELLANEOUS.


"A RoTAL TREAsURE.--T'he Span
iards Of Peru have always believed
that the subjects OF the lncas, at tie
time Of the conquest OF their country
b.. Pizarro, buried large amounts ct
gold, and that the secret ofthe places
where that gold was buried has been
handed down from father to son
through successive generation, the OBJ
ject being to restore the treasure to
The Incas when their rule shall be re-
newed, as the Peruvians long beliey-
ed it would be, striking proof that
itwss . good rule. This belief was
not unlike that which so many North
Americans have had in the burial Of
vast treasures by that rowing blade,
Csptsin Kidd, and which furnished to
Poe the subject Of the best Of his
strange stories; but the Spanish belief
Rad better foundation than any that
has beer. brought forward in support
of the American tradition. Out OF
novels no one has ever found any OF
Kidd's treasure, iftreasure that wor.
thy ever had; but in Peru it has more
than once happened that great sums
have been found. About an hundred
years ago, an Indian left in possession
Of woman, as security fol a small
debt, . number OF old gelden figures,
making her promise that she wonld
show them to no one. Wanting mon
ey herself, she afterwards pawned
them to the priest Of her village
Some months having elapsed, the In
dian returned and claimed his images.
The woman sought them Of the priest,
but he suspected something, and hav-
ing compelled her to tell where she
got them, the Indian was thrown into
prison, where having been subjected
to torture, he pointed ont the place
where for two hundred years a great
quantity had lain concealed, having
been their buried by some noble Pc
rusians. The value OF it was two
and halt millions OF dollars, q very
pretty profit on such capital, as injns-
tics, falsehood and torture. Thestery |
goes that the Indian added that if they |
dug to . certain depth jet Of water
wonld spring up and food the valley, |
where the treasure lay under rock;
and the spot is now covered by a lake
with small island in the centre of it.
Whist became Of the Indian our au
thority does not state, but, Judging
from the usual mannerin which Span
iards treated such men, it was proba-
bly, tragical enough. Boston T5!s
graph.
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Sir Humphrey Dayy said that the
greatest discovery be had ever made
was when he discovered Michael Far
aday.-who became his successor at
the Royal Institution, and the first
chemical philosopher on the globe.
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SANDERS 4 BRO. Gaistts.
@. X. WEST, State Democrat.
II. LISCHER 6Co. Der Deryoers
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Has it never occurred to us when
surrounded by sorrows, that they may
be sent to us only for our instruction,
as We darken the cages Of birds when
we wish to teach themto singf--[ Jean
Paui.
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UGeorge Christensen, architect
OF the Crystal Palace, New York,
died at Copenhagen on the 4th oi Jan.
He commenced the publication Of a
Sunday newspaper at G., and died the
same day that the first number was
issued
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PATENT LOAF BREAD,


w in MOORE has lust opened Meat snop
Nv on Brady street between Fourth and Nhh
west siie, where they intend Aeepins u baud fni
assortment Of the choicest Meats eve offered to the DAY
export public. The patronage OF families Is respectful
ly solicited as moi only will Nests b. good, bu
prices lpw. There's no use going down town Tor Beef
Mutton Pork ETC. when you can supply yourselves viii
tho beet at Hr-s 1- str. ar. W. ID. MOORES.
Off
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Boots ann Shoes.
THE SHOE TKAnE.

HAVING iaoreased osr faeti,tes fsr msnaraeta r.
IL ing ard DEALING in Roots Shoes sn.t Lesthtg IN.
inderslgned, successors 10 s. q. Dawson d Co., oasr
othe citizens ofDavenport and vicinity, yreateY Ia
ilcemens thsn ever 10 buy tnHr boots knd Shoes ~
hsm Oar retail stock hefaafIer will always con.
min every description 81 goods wsncd by thspeog,a
We also are making exientira preparations fpr
Wholesaieing Roots and Shoes, and we Invite eouR-
ri deaier1 - eaii and exsmi nc stock sBd prce,
rstt Is our determination 80 sell on NJ good terms
+nsy can bapufshassHis 1t iaais or Chicago.
DAWSON, GKEGfsS Il CO.
oct rs Fyss1 III !, dooY frr1ns oa.
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-4 ssSA SSHAA91AG y 'H&11loT.
- on band anew and full assoYtm eut of 9h>,na
- anu hngiish Cfothes, Cssaimeres and VesI.S
49, sad.ADs 10 ioI tae se2san, which no vtll - ~ IA
us'asufe pa snort notice and reasons BILE terma.
READY MADE CLOTHING
VI ~ kinda for spring and summer veer Ikscb
WIN oe solo sschsap asthe cheapest - -
FURNISHING GOOUN
ssodsupply ofsyerythin ny neeessayv ,ar. ..n..,.
msGs wardrobe. spriMg style sNR Is0sS. :,
iGapsf frnnks. yusbcss, Ac,
T.Sf Hoaia iass~ ..ia-a o0u, "a pupcha ss ,oras
sns abese ine IN give MIN caI pefors .nrcisS.
80 Icy mere. une price oaiy. No tsoubie Is sSoS
s"aas. fhsnkfanor easifa ors hopss coptinnaSe.
& paye1p0rf ANIL . hsa
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WOODEN PUMPS!

THE sabacriber 10 now ready to furnish WOODEN
i PuMpS to order, of any length or capasity. -
These Puups made that wssr Will NOT fgsess II
them. Warranted to work wsll for one ysar. Asus
duct logs furnished to order.
ordsrs may be LETT al the ofce Of d. L. shorey, Es,
OF with the subscriber his place Of business
shorey's Machine SHOP. J. q. sHoRkY
Davenport Nov ~ dwtf
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q GarDs
Drugs aqs Wsaciass.

----.-----.s, ------------
ALvoaD. .. p vAs rATIs.
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new flII NIIIIlERY - --
JUST RECElvED AT THE st
PARIS AND NEW YORK WHOLE.
0AVE Az n n mn, ar u "a I. ~

SALE And RETAIL 7sAs@'
MILL h RY. BE.
cesFSH or BRADY AHb TxlaD sTRssIs, pArSxPoRT,
- ! lJ. - .g,ersvA.i iH s.'s 80
'fNHE subscriber takes pleasure in informing the
1 Ladies' Of Dsvenpors, Roc& Island aud vicinity
iUt be has juss returned from New York with a
'p1snHid %isIs.s.S .::1,,a sRssf sfSr.,s.r r.,cx
tftttiisbta@ 80 GoO00s
Oar stock Of bonnet aud Sash Ribbons. broeaded,
striped and plaid, black and coIored Velvet I
Mbooss, Siik Vsavsts, Satins, Silks,
French Flowers, Feathers,,a - .s9T /.
t-llsJD 5u Straw B0nn0ts, &C.,
sEx In ID bsaf kSoN N0kf f<Sl
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Clotbina.
New Goods! New Geods!!
ED WARD ALDEN.
.NerchNzsf Tailor.

New Goods! New Goeds!!
ED w ARD ALDEN.
Merchant Tailor,
| AND
Wholesale and Retail Dealer i.
ne a d v M ade Clothing,
'"hs, cassmeres, VestingS, Gents Ypsaanh i
rY,~ as 1 oooda and Tailora TsinninCs.
n gsst AMI best scisc,ss s,eks ~ aosa -. - y
ala .ris i s'i' market eonsi'insin pss o. tss nov
BRoADCLOTHs.
English, French. German asd Ans-,s.o :.
qualify and latest tfia II Faods LAM ~ ~ aest
CASSiMERES.
Ifensh and American, Of svsry vrs.v Of
e VESTINGs.
h.ts siafseiliss, Mafala sse, VIII LoaAo. 49,
ID Iinsei and Coiored siiks Fancy and e,., 81.
ins i9lsss fisnsy sl.r aed Liaso .a an silk 0rsna
''5'i ovERcoATING. ERGO
siaeE, Blue and Brown kFoadcioth Union Whaa...
aa.a sa s.sns sns ...as :as q msSS:i Y: e
READY-MADE
9Fsf,coats, over. sseks, sursoun, Rss1nr Jeslpst.
Qualities sad styles, SIX, Velvet. p,nsS. Ci..s
9asnmsre and Valencia vssts,s Casmett, Afsc1t
1ou.Is ana t.ist fancy and plain Cssasre as1
Fcrs and OvaTalIs. - "sS
FURNISHING GOODS.
~, calico, ,shisc plain Ee9 corded and Psr,s
~ ~, @nsS e9Iored Shirts, with eolsmoa and peA
- ~Hhsteans; string. DeUrsey, corded Byron Sol
& n"a Is. week flss, stocks, Esaey and md sSsfu
s-fas ~ SioYes-wlite, bIaek and coiorsd n. -
\ - e. nesxs Gtnff @ssr.xgeid, sAberdesu H1yiin
aa aug and Ear Gaantlesa; wool, nerr
s-s,oh h'se5 - hse snd fancy hnen aud dix
"".nrolheIsd lambs wssi, yAlsoaad
49,. 49, s,lLss, ssaris, aufaers, Gsnts' shsvlc -
-, f.as tm6fsiias; carpet Sacks, and al eshar
1..tels. uaiY Asit ~ ths ira de- al of WI
fesPecfhiiy ss'hraif,e5 = the srsm,n.,,nn ~
toners, lrs5rs.#=4sg4 l46-'eg ~@1As 1AssoA - -
sn early csf wifi ssuro choice seleot,on,. ss,s.
- ~ EDWARD ALDRN.
2 2 sohd ssfset, opposite LeClaise Row Daversoys
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spEnrAI INYrTATroN

Re would PARTICULARLY Apvhs the Ladies TO call
anh examine our beautiful assortment ofSilk, SILK
and Straw mixed, satin and Velvet Bonusts Of the
newest Paris Styles, dark and whit I'd mined etra v
Boonets, Infants smhsoid cred Hoods and JockJ
Caps, &C. ~ *ts@
Bonnets of every description made 10 order, and
warranted 70 please. Millinsrs supplied with Pat
tern Bonnets and every article In their line, ii
wholesale. f. E4sf., ,,#
4.B- Slrzw BsAnsts tlesehed pressed and alter
cd Marking and sta ping for all kinds Of embroi
del " and bradiRg dcne 70 order st short notice
a., A a5t EW.,B. NICHOLS a
s cor. OF Brady s Sd sts-s DsYsnpou, 40
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Stores, NfOceS.
1CLTIPLIED BY gT0vEs,

AND TMKANSWEA IL ST0y ESi
A LTHOUGH We cannot keep on hand some 2Cta
3OO0 Stoves, as some Of neighbors, ths res
Stores tbat 1t becomes diaicuit to supply tie d G
~ asa, bGia new supply OF freight cars have arrive
lac been placed road, and hs We co M
our arrangements as TO bo able now IL ~ pplY IL
demands ofali, be the same mORB OK LESS.
80 after looking around among all the noNH
HORSE stove shops II tnfs city, TO no purpose
cpmeto
Twirchsii 4 Gillstt's,
ibs oAiy Stove EnpofiuM In The west, sIi buy !
sto1e asiss noes. 10 our prices, for cheapness
Ne dsfy all eompetison--eyery sftfele vs~-anted
md If not satsfactory, refund the money. Among
our assorlnsDt may hs fousd the celebrated
Forest Oak, for wood or Csal; the, 'clinax;
Black Diamond, for coal; The King cf
Stoves and 0ovsrner, elevated ovens
All kinds Of Psrlor, Once and Heating Stoves
Tin and Copper Wsrson hand at all times, Roof,
ing, Jobbing, Hc, done TO ordas. spja -
1rady 1trset, nearly opposita the z. O.
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DAY BOARDING.

M Rs II. e. Adank GSss1psneds souss' Tor Day
M Boardsrs 1t the sSeTlsi ~ Fourth and Main ais .,
Il tie Louse ned 0S Hon. J. TheSiux.os, where
che can accommodate soms fifteen or twsty day
boardaTs.
Ono room suitable foI gentleman snd~tss ,olstlI
'iec20 DIR
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Rork kslallo.
The Old Pioneer Bakery still ahead.

ut Viu lOuocF DdhCIy Su1a dnodU'
tl,HE subscriber hasrecentiy made extensive prep
] afaiions for the mnnufa ufae,urs OF butier, Sugar,
iosta1, Soda, ric Mic, Water and Oyster Crackers
Pilot Bread, Sc, Se., together Win good essou
M mt OF Loaf Bread, Cakes and RGsks.
have also purchased the Patent RSb. iar scot,
county, for the manufacture OF Crcm 4 Pagl's
4.a PATENT LOAF BREAD,
made by Machinery. The advantages claimed Tor
this making Bread, these, the Bread l.
more uniform In quality, and handsoms In appear
anes, is much whittier and more even, II keeps uch
longer without beconng stsio, and 10 many persons
Ia not objee 1onAble when 8 week old, IL cuts sc
handeo Ia as lhe finest French roll, it goes ASther,
st used RaAer's Rread before. 1 shall continue to
ran Bread Wagon as heretofore. In Offering the
aDove ailiess, terms " heh cannot lsil 70 give
lire sslisfscton hope TO be able to supply all who
may fassr with their patronage. IhaIkfui for
pasl fsv ors, hope to Mefi. continuance Of the
same. All orders from the country promptly attend
"a to. pANIkL MOORE,
Pioneer Bakery, Front Street, one square above
Burrows & PrettymRn's Steam Mills.
Davenport, May "a, le56-dtl
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professional UarOs.
IauiIsfs.

THEo. GUELiCH j. W. STEWART.
/ GUELICH g. STEWART,
Attorneys and Couussllors at Law, Ectariss
Public, &c.
ConvsYsue!ng, Invsai cations Of Titlss, Payment
ef Taxes, t.oaning and investment Of Money, and
All other regular bHsiaess promptly attended 70.
Dihcs on ii 81. iu Atkinson's block, opposite TIE
Leclaife Row, - WA.
/ scp4 du DAVENPORT, IOWA.
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NOTICE.

JI,HE partnership heretofore existing nnd.s ~ haes
OF Dawson, Griggs Co. is this day dis oyea ~ n,
tual consent, Maria r. Dawson retiring from iha oob
Germ Til. siness will hereafter he eonanotsd " The
suder gasd unisv tho name, aud sfyls 81 Dawson,
Grisgs Co, who will settle all Claims against us OH
firm. tnov3Sl ~ ,. - DhnSTcs''
Dayennort. Iowa Nsy lRsS u. ~. NHitNFN
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Esp 4-dn DAVENPORT, IOWA.
Copper, Tin and Sheet
- Iron ShoY, At''as -

| 70 1-df A' 12gnsfoRf. SaSgGss Ri & IOWA. n
Copper, Tin and Sheet
~ Iron Shop. A.'
4 THK unds.signed are now opening nex gspusY
Tin and Sheet Iron Johbkng Shop, On psee
Of tho various articles com posing III stock o. con
Plets Tin-wsre and Stove Store. All sorts OF we'll
cisterI, snd Doabls Acting Force Pamps can as al
Lead Pipe, shsst Lead, shees Copper, Sheet Zinc
a9a 20, bathing Bal Tubs ss lsna easstantly. @s,,
hhs.r long xPsr,.nes in ne business makes tht
aD.esiosrs confident OF sahsfssng all calls made IN
Particular attention p.iu to Tin RooaDs and espe
cisliy to seilfng Williams Patent Pump with ball
July a. BRUASRR s. cAssRL.
NEW TIN STORE. .T---7
INHB sabscribershave tu.t opened I store on Har.
! rison between Third .snd Fourth strese, where
thsy intsnd "a manufacturing and keeping constantly
Copper, Tin and Sheet Iron Ware,
fsf0cuiar attention paid TO Roofing, Spoutng and
Jobbing Coua.ry nsrchssts can rely upon being
oS Sna san,s, 1sss She.ss.,s Press,
goods. AIl6dul GRANTEES BILL.
THE subscribers have this day entered into CO.
i Partnership In the Merchant Tailoring bosi ness
carry on he bu.in..s at he Old sand, where ma
NssNand ssassnable Goods, =
ioi Geltemens wear, and made up 10 order Ia the
iatest stylsss We have on hand 3 large assortment
Of The beat made Furnishing Goods. consisting OF
all varisties OF
Shirts, UnasrshiEts, Drawers, Stock Ties, Cra-
vats, Cloves, Hitts, Socks, auspsndsrs. BY
Braces andsverythine Ia this line, for sale low
marx. Give usa csli. VI 3. .... 2.
A. CAsFkEL,
% aaHE 8aj as.t7 GEO LATIMkR.
Davenport, Oct -, 80 44s-zz4s nov ] atf
POTASH AND CMl,OR i be LIME-
8or sale by ALvOkD VAN PATfEN
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