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Nv SANDERS 4 BROTHER

take to cover the large number Of
square inches which it contained.
'Jedediah,' at length he said, this
is the first time that you have been
called up for any delinquency; now,
sir, if you will say that you are sorry
for what You have done, | will let you
off this time without punishment
Sorry exclaimed the youngster,
striking an attitude Of pride and in
dignation; sorry! No, sir2 am not.
Aud | will do jest so agin ef hev a
chance. So, put on, old feller, just as
hard as you like. BY the jumpin' Je
hoshiphat' I'd stand here and let you
lick me till kingdom KUN, afore I'd
BE- sorry at that
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.GoT Ny MAN!-Lying is held in
all Christian countries to be of the
lowest and most degrading of vices
but there is now and then man ,who
by constant practice in some particu
lar line Of mendscity, so expert as
rather to excite the admiration of his
acquaintance follhis ingenuity and ad
dress. Of this stamp is parsonage
we'll known to the people about the
head OF Lake Ohamplain, to all trav-
elers who ever had occasion to go
over the old stage route from White
hall to Saratoga. He was for many
years the agent for that most execra
BE line of stages, and lad every quail
ity for his Office. He was industrious
wide awake, and faithful to the inter
ests Of his employers, with no other
vice but that Of lying--a useful gift
on that route-which by high cultiva-
ton he had made one Of the fine arts.
Every traveller who ever saw him will
remember him and his broken prom
ises. It chanced some three or four
years ago, that the conversation which
engrossed the tongue Of a knot ofgen-
tlemen in the bar room Of the St,
Charles Hotel, New Orleans, was
about liars At length gentleman
from northern New York, said he
would wager the drinks all round
that be could name the most unblush-
ing and ingenious liar in America
>Done!' exclaimed a southerner. -
who do you namef Il name A. r.;
stage agent of Whitehall, New York,
said the northarner. 'The devil you
dol cried the astonished southcrner--
'it's no bet---yon've gottny man.
Boston Post.
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WfSf7rifs.

4 GENTS wanted to canvass the s,,,s "a, m.
4 Hawke. 9 Insurance Company. VT 'A'
aPBy ~ me ONCE OF the Company, No. Ds van.
pofl hloek, opposite the La Claire Rouae
Oec VoWu u. l.. SHORRY 0Aepat.rv
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THE DAILY GAZETTE.
MISCELLANEOUS.
ACTING UPON PRINCIP LIE.

Some years ago, during sojeurn
in Montgomery, it was the writer's
good fortune to be numbered among
the friends of Col. G. The Colonel
wss one of those in whose breast the
milk Of human kindness overfiowed.
It was his misfortune that he was nev-
or able to say no. And to so great
an extent was this weakness carried
that it become notorious fact that the
Colonel would lend moneyto any one
on the first asking rather than refuse
it. But so often had his good nature
l,een imposed upon, that ne had es-
tablished rule for his own govern
ment. which he was always careful
to explain to applicants for funds, and
usually did 80 after the following
style: Want ten, do youf Well, you
can have it. But when can you pay
it backl You see I've got good deal
Of money loaned out around, and !
like to keep it circulating, but ! like
to know just about the time when it's
going to get around back to me; and
/ hate to DO disappointed. A man
that disappoints me once never gets
any more money from me- Thus, it
became notorious that Col. g. would
lend money to any one on the first
asking, and if they were prompt in
payment, they could take him ior his
pile at least so it was supposed. =
Acting upon this supposition, one K,
q notorious gambler, applied to the
Colonel, one day, for one hundred
dollars, rather doubtful OF his success
however. G.. was staggered; but
catching his breath, and overcome by
good nature: replied; want hun
dred-certainly you can have it; but
when will you pay me backs !always
want to know when my money is
coming in, as | raay want to use It
elsewhere Fix your own day, but
be prompt on the day you FIX; for
man aDAo disaRpoints nae once ,.sgsr
gets any more money from me- Il.
took the money, promising to return
il on the following Wednesday; and,
punctual to the day and hour, he did
return it, borrowing from all his
friends TO enable him to do so. Ac-
cordiag TO general superstition, his
credit was thereby opened with q. to
any extent; and, two weeks after, his
friends pressing for payment, and
wanting stake for himself, he ap-
piled boldly to g., nothing doubling
his success. Colonel, let's have a
couple Of hundred for day Or 80,
will youi' Can't says &. Sorry,
bat can't really-you dissaRpointed
me 80 about the last; and | told you
that a man who disappointed me
once never could get any more money
from me- Disappointed your said
Z. Why, Colonel, you mistake
your man; ! paid you to the hour and
minute!' 'Ah! exactly, said g., that's
iust II. You see, Ineper e'gpeetea to
get IT.
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LAND AGENTS at Florence, Nsbraska Terry.
0RRWSTRR Il KNIGHT,
Lands catered and Warrants located In Sioux eity
Port Dodge aud Council Blins.
WTCotlections promptly attended TO-.
ZIP. BREWSTER, b. r. KNIGHT,
Atty d Coun'r. at Law. Civil Knginser& 4 Surveyor
--REHER To-
! DAWSON & True, ksqrs., Edttsr Gazette,
| pr. ]. Al. Wttherws1, Dawson GIiggs,
| II. Price, ksQ., J'V. Lane ESQ,
| Mar 10, '3e-dly
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NECK DEEssEs The following in
oident is related ina letter from
Paris:
1t tseems that one Of the represent J.
tions Of the new opera Refine 2opazoi
young woman we'll known in te r
tain part Of the world appeared in .
dress OF even unusual scantiness. -
She was with fe male friend, in q
box near the stage, and her dress was
80 low that, as far as the spectators
were concerned, it might a, well be
no dress at all. This reused the in
dignation Of the public; the pit stood
up in mass; the men threw their
handkerchiefs to the too charming
beauty, and cried with No,iere's Tar.
tuffe:
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Coaches &c sieu que js ne ssurais'y0r. a-
But all was in vain, till at last q
Commissiary Of Police appeared at
the door OF the box and desired the
fair 'exhibitioners' to effect prudent
retreat They boldly and obstinately
refused to comply, and as soldiers
msddle now, in France, with every
kind OF business, some warriors on
duty were called in and had to re-
move the ladies.
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rRHHsYLvANIA RAILROAD.
a Eal

The 9reat Central Route, connecting the Al lanlic
ves,srn sta,es by COZ Inuous Railway direct. Tsis
road also connects at Pittsburgh WHO osny line oi
steamers 10 all psrts the Western Rivers, and Al
Cle yelapd and ndusky with Steamers to all porte
on; the North western Lakes; making the most d.
rect, ehespest and reliable route ~ Wneh rreignt
can be forwarded TO and from the Great "es'.
Rates between Philadelphia and fattsburg,
First Glass. Boots, Shoss, Hats
and Caps, Books, Dry Goods lin sOc. o I0o 4
boxes, bales and lrunksD Drugs
lin boxes d balss,) Furs, Feathers,
second Class. =. domestic Sheet
Ing, ,shirting and Ticking dn origi-
nal bsles,I Drugs I'm casksD Hard .5c. ' lHk
ware, Leather I'm To!ls OF boxes3
Wool and Sheep Pslts, Eastward.
Third Class..sAnviis, Steel,
Pork Saitsd Qoose or n sack slTo- 565c y lG0 y
bacco, man nufactured, except Ct
rcn rtis Ciass Coffee, Fish, ,BA.
con, Beef q Pork, lin casks or boz
Lead Nails, Soda Ash, German
Clay, Tar, Pitch, Rosin, &c.
FL0uK-0i per barrel until further notice..
GRAIN-5O cts. per 100 b until further notice.
GOTToN-ss per bale, not exceeding 500 lbs,
weight untilfutner notice.
IFIn shipping Goods from any point sa.. Of ! PHI
adsiphia be particular 70 marx packages "o's pssn
cents for this Road ut Philadelphia PitabuTg, viii
6e forwarded withoatdetention.
FRs,sHr AaRMTs-harris, Wormly Co., Mem
phs, Tenn, r. r. Sass Co., s.. Louis,J s. Mitch.
Iii q Son, Evansville, Ind; Dumesnil, Bell d Bur
dock, and Carter II Jewett, Louisville Ky! K Mel
l. CO., Cineinasii; n. ". Graham & Co., Zanesville
O.; Lesch & Co., - kilby st. Boston; Leech 4 Co.
> Astor House, N. York; William o.. and Batter
Place, Now York; R. J Sneeder, Philsdelphia; Ma
eraw 4 Koons, Baltimore; Geo. G. Proneiscus, Piln
burg.
II. J J.LOMBAERT, Sap .-Shssss, Pa.
Pennsy ivaMia Railroad.
Three Daily Through Trains between Philadelphia
and Pittsburgh.- .-THE MORNING MAIL TRAIN
leaves Philadelphia for Pttsburgst II A. NJ, sod
Pittsburgb fer Philadelphia att A. NJ. The fast line
ieay es phaat r. N. and Pittsb for Phil
sdeIphia a. r. NJ. THE NIGHT IMPRESS train
leaves Philadelphia for Pittsburgh al IL P NJ. and
Pittsburgh for Philadelphia ut II p. NJ. aU
Ths above lines connect at Pittsburgh with the
Railroads 10 sndfrom 81. Louis, Mo-, Alton, Galsna
and Chicago, III. Frankfort, Lexington and Louis.
Vile, KY; Terre Haute, Dayton, Springfield Belle
fontins, Sandusky, Toledo, Cleveland, Columbus,
Ianesyfile, Massillon aud Wooster, Ohio also, vita
he steam packet boats from and to New Orleans,
81 Louis, Louisville and Cincinnati.
Through tickets be had 10 frsm either Of III
above places. --4--.,-.s--..-s..
For further particulars handbills al the diner
ert starting points. Passengers from the West will
md this the shortest and most expeditions route 10
philadelphia, Baltimore, Nsw York or Boston.
THo'S. MOORE, Agent, Passenger Lines, Phila
j. MESklMEN, Agent Fas sanger Lines, Pitts.
Phila. Nov ed '55 dly
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FURNISHING GOODS.
SAMUEL PERRY.

x'A11or,
II az ~ hsnd new and full assoytmspt or rr>ncn
- - anu English Clothes, Cassimsres nnd vss1.s.
.Aoas iof the season, which he viii mahs ~ q
"eaSare 5. on snortnotice and reasona be te rms
READY MADE CLOTHING
al s,ncs sa, iaf spring and summer wear, which
"hl pe soid as cheap astho eh eapest "1
FURNLSHLNG FOODS
zsod supply ofeyerythinS ne.,,,ss,v ~, ..nu.
ss ms wsfafooe. spring style 81 Aass.
'aps, Trunks. t1itces, &c,
o Woaid InyisS oou To nm ,ah a. .,oa.
.ne aooVc line 10 give call before puecissiny
a, ne1e. one price oaiy. No trouble 10 shoS
sfthssame vHSGpa. c19n1saauence 91
DAVENPORT Al rii Is Is55 mt.
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Rork fNldM0.
Fl. A. Porter & Bro,
Wall PapcrI Wall Paper!
The Old Pioneer Bakery still ahead

THE subscribsr has recently made extensive prep
! nratioBs for the manufacture of Guiter, sugar,
to.to0 tola, Pic Me, Water and 0y stcr Crackers,
PILOT Bread, sc, Ne., together with a good assoft
ment Of Loaf Bread, Cakes and Rusks.
| have also purchased the Patent Right for scoIl
county, for The manufacture OF CfCm Paui's
PATENT LOAF BREAD,
made by Machinery. The advantages claimed for
this processof siakinE Bresd are those, the Bread
more uniform in quality, and handsome in appear.
apcs ~ is much wliteI and more oven, keeps mueL
longer without becoming sale, and to many persons
Is not objec tionable when week old, 1t cuts as
auu is readily introduced into families who have
er used Baher'e Bread before. | shall continue 10
run u Bfuad Wagon as heretotofs. In Offering the
ABOVE artcles terms hich cannot iai 10 give en-
tire satisfaction, hope to be able TO saPply ~ who
may fayer me with their patronage. Thankful Tor
past favors, hope 10 mort u continuance Of Me
same. All orders from the country promptly attend
cd TO. DAslkL MookE.
Pioneer Bakery, Front Street, one square sboy
Burrows & PretIyaan's Steam Mills.
Davenport, May 81, is5S-du
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Dotsls, Saloons, &c.
SCOTT HOUSE.

Corner or Harrison and Front streets, one square
below the ste IN Packet ana Ferry Landing sgd
IL. HUMPHREY 4 CO., Proprietors.
tN7OuLO respectfllly announce to their Eastern
w friends ana the public generally that they have
p1rchssed this
Large New Hotel
and added more than ous.hslf 10 It's former si4s,
and having re.atted AMI fs faraishsd the entire
houss. are prepared 10 render tae stay OF guests
tha natron ave 30 nDsraBy bestowed upon em
heretofore THIS house is ono OF toe mest pleasant
lo catjeps In Davenport, commanding view 81 LIS
.trony. taR2 tf
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Clothing.
New Goods! New Goods!
EDW ARD AIDE N,
.uerchlssst Tailor,

EDW ARD ALDEN.
.uerchSssst Tailor,
AND
Wholesale and Retail Dealer in
re a dy-Ma ade Clothing.
! s"'hs. cassimeres, vsstinss, Cent? Yrrnish /.
nG uoods and TatloYs Trin ninen.
a. ss uss sa5 5sss.a.a ss, from e viii q tn.
T sse IL hi. ssleetsd stocks S good ever osrsd
BRoADCLoTHs.
a.ii,x r,sDen, asrmaa aad Americaa Of he fines,
fospsy and hfest STYLE OF goods. sAAe''
CASSlMERES.
i.b slish, French and American of &C.,. -,
style, colsr and quality. 'Aey 81
VESTINGS.
ID eI;e Marseiss, Mstaia see, VIII LONDON stsu,
ns s.s' IA o.s ':H 81. = fa:s e., .s .is 9:s.
s63ERcoAT1NG.
Black, BlNpnd Crown Broadcio.h Union. wh,,n.
ana ril2t Cloths, Fancy, Blue, Brown md MniSs,rs
Gsst11 CO er Canada mixed and sasars of a. g.
READY-MADE
aser,Coats, Over Sacks, surtouts. Rsean~ J..<.,.
nna isimas, Prock and Dress Psoek Oossc al sii
tsshSs,s ano ia ts'yss, sik Velvet, P1usA, Cisth,
ina twist fancy and piaiA Cassmsre ss2
rants; Den'n and Guernsey Frocks, Wrap
:. FURNISHING GOODS
niexoiy calico, white plain linen corded and Par,e
~ ~ Ishcy coorsd shirts, with eomuon and noi-
% wrrstoands; string DeOrsey, corded Svsnn. I'll.
Neck Ties, Stocks, fancy and snd ~.
- hae. ."ioses-white, black and coIossd Md, lin
~ ~ osck, ri"'r a3ess'sr6eid, Aberdnsn 5A,i;n
mon and Ge rmsn and Flu. GauntIsts. 80, .s.st,
az soton Hose; wnse and fancy linen and sik
mixed ma4t,.% 49, soei, wmts sho
- 8 o ooi nit1s, scaris hnfiers, Gents, shavt and
at.I,,as rms, Umbrellas Carpet sacks, ana ali ssSer
ssletes haiiy kept by the trade An OF vhsS' u
sOniers. VI ess
4hearly call viii asaso choice selections.
EDWARD AL0RN.
!. eond street, opposite LeClatre Row. DaveSnon.
idrs,toctween Main dx Bradyl -.y~H,
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BowAap DARLINGTON. WA. HENRr DARLiseroa
II. DARLINGTON & CO.,
AFRO Is NEYS AT LA w,
DAVENPORT, IOWA.
ohlce, corner Of Main and Second streets, oppo-
site LeClairc House. #s
Collections made and proceeds promptly RENTED
10 all parts of The Uniie1 states.
Eastern Exchange for sale In sums 10 suit appli-
canls-
Money 10 loan on long or short time
REFERENCES.
p Gibson, Esq, Casb'T Bank Of Baltimore.
W. Tewnsead Esa., - Bank Of Chester Co,
West Chester, Pa,
Morris Il Jonos y Co, Philadeiphia,
Hoopes y Townsend,
p Woodward * Co., Bankers, Chicago,
Darcy & arksdale, Sc. Louis,
Dr. : Clarke. Sec America Ina, Co. do
n, r. Laecn a Co, rttsburg,
Day 4 Ma.iaek, Cinci uaati,
MEG reaor, Lawes Blaksuors, DayaGpon-
Edwin SniIE, ESQ, do
Soy 22 So dNGa
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q aros.
Drugs ane Dseiciqss.
ALVoRD & VAN PATTRN

ALv0RD + VAN PATTEN
successors to B. Sanford,
Whoiesale ana Retail Dealers IN
aroosriss, Drugs, Chemicals, Paints,
Oils, Glass, Nails, 30.
ALSO IN
PaTKsF MEDICINES, and Agents for all VI. d
JAYNES' PREPARATIONS.
Brady Street, West Side, First Door Below
Second Street,
DAVENP PORT, IOWA.
Davenport, Oct 5,h, lss4-trw-ly
c. r. WEBB,
No. II LsClsirs Block, Davsapopt Iowa.
GENERAL DEALER IN
Drugs, Hsdieinas, Chsniesls, Paints, Oils,
ia Dys-Stu6s, window 6lass,
fsrfumsry, Fancy Artielss, Patent Medicines, &c
YEsPECTPULLY ealithe attention ofthe purchas
II Ing community 70 our present large s'oek o,
confident cannot be surpassed etherin price or quail
ty We would invite the attention Of country store
Keepers and Physcisnst our prices and goodsbefor
Family Msdicn esan Ply sPrescr,ptonscare
uiiy compounded. isoh
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Commission W,rcAaOts.

% r.,...u Il. w kSFNhh
HMAHAW a. kEPN Err,
rorvsrdins and Commission Merchants,
so. 9 BURRONs 81 NEW BLOCK, FRONT hihhkl
Davenport, Iowa.
Orders solicited for the purchase OF utaih' r"'i
Wool and Produe generally.
-REyERRNCEs-
Burrows & Prettyman, Davenport io"s'
Wtse. Pusey Il Wise Phil, Pa,
springer, Harbsugh d CO.. filtsouIs' ra''
isssanh il Elder, ST. Louis, Mo-,
WcEsils a Hammer, Cineinnsu, ONO,
r Ncyoy 4 sons, n Lisbon,
b. & ). Mcdonald q Co., Weilsville, Ohio
Monlan Martin, s.... 5,
George Wslls, a,
Hassey 4 Sinclair :.
lanes Graham, New Garden, .
Merchsnts generally, Salem
Gsb "a le58-du ---------------
nj. DALZELL 4 CO..
wHOLEsALE AND RETAIL GROCERs:
a.U. "a n a Com na iSsi 0M N . re D ant
nsaisr, in SAT-, Cemsnt, Plaster, Giass ana NAILS
Corusr I'd d Perry ss., DAVENPORT '""A
"a
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G. ca q - Ek IL .
uearal surgeon.

ONCE on Brady street, east side, 81 door below
TliTd street, .
i.pz7dtf DAVENPORT, IOWA.
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NEW TIN sTORE.
n thk su bscribsrs have Just opened store Har.
L rison between Third snd Fourth streets, where
they intend manufacturing and keeping constantly
ON hand all kinds Of
Copper, Tn and Shsst Iron Ware,
PsriicuisS attention paid y Roofing, spoutng and
Jubbing. Esuhtry merckahts can rely upon being
supplied with Tn ware At Wholesale prices.
Rage, old copper, lead, Ac, iaken IN exchange 70,
goods. TAI l6dtfb 4 GRANTEES a BELL.
Notice.
JNHE subscribers have this day entered into
i partnerships In the Merchant Tailoring business,
under the name of A. CASTEEL q CO., asd will
carry on The business al the old stand, whore may
so found a freah ASSORTMENT of
New aud SeaHOn2b bic GO0ds,
10, Gensemea us wear, sad made up 10 order In the
latest styles. We have on hand . large assortment
OF the best made Furnishing Goods, consisting OF
all varieties Of
shirts, Undsrshirts, Drawers, Stock Ties, era.
vats, Gloves, Mitts, Socks, Suspenders,
Braces and everything In this line, for sale at low
mark. Give us call.
A. CAS- FEEL,
GEO. LATIMER.
Davenport, Oct IS, SO novIetf
POTASH AND CMLORlDE LIME:
Fer sale by ALvORD VAN PATTkN.
lAeE
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Copper, Tin and Sheet
Iron Shop.

TIE undersigned arc now opening new Copper,
Tin and Sheet Iron JobbiMg shop, on Sec.
IND Street nesr Harrison street. A full assortment
OF the various articles composing tn stock of
pete Tin-ware and Stove store. All sorts of we'll,
cisterr and Double Acting Force Pumps at all
times be had ~ the above mentioned place.
Lead Pipe, Sheet Lead, Sheet Copper, Sheet Zinc,
and Bathing Tabs on hand constantly.
Their long experience in the business makes the
subscribers confident of satisfying all calls made in
their line. zsl g.
Particular attention paid TO Tin Roofing and esps
cikIly TO selling Wliisms' Patent Pump with bail
valves.
July "A, so dtf BRUNsEHA & CAssEL.
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WOODEN PUMPS!

VNH 4 gu bscriber II ready to furnish HOOUEN
PUMPS TO order, of any length Or capacity
These Pumps are made that walr viii not freese
them. Warranted to work we'll for one year. AQus
duct logs furnished TO order.
Orders may be Jeff ut the Office Of D. L. shorey, Esq
or with the his place of business near
shorey's Machine Shot. ia. sHohhf
Davenport Nov 10 dwtf
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lsutists.

ssH>s D. MYERS, DENTIST,
N Has removed his Once 70 Second
lunHO St. between Brady and Perry, q
few doors east Of Smiths Store.
ii. hopes that the three srseonsiaLl Ptaeuee
Il IL. Iry "a y,yen suen satisfaction will induce
hose u.nipe the services Of Dentist &c seek DIS
new ~, Jt.o - .xz-.u... ~ no
IA IL ais WORK any amount Of references can oe
,,Hsn /, dsnfsd, sept2 'a6 dwu
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SteDfs.
s------ - ------- -----------
BUY YOUR STOVES
AT THE
GREAT WERrRRa CINCINNATI
S r O v e S r O r e
And Tin Ware Mandatory,
Cd Street, doors East Of Harrison,
Wholesale and Retail.
BUY YOUR STOVES

Wholesale and Retail.
yNIHkRE Wiilsi~ays be found one of the bestas
WIRE, Jspsnned Ware, TIN, Sheet Iron add Copper
Warein this city. Among Lis assortment OF
s OV ES
are the 'celohraied Gilman and Charter OAK Geek
stoves, coal or ~oud; ~ . fol. and complete as
oven stoves, and many other patterns too nuner
.ous to mention. Cur motto 10, Quick Sales snd
sDail PTont Good work, all warranted no salei
al ssi. Stove store yao ' II. :.1s 4 and e e, q
good an article ~ Al any other house.
clock, hoping TO receive share Of the public pat
ronsge BY this motto: "Qaick Sales and Small
ProAts.. fsep61 u. l.. HORNE.
stores, stores.
MuL1IPLlxD ~ bfOvk1,
AND THE ANSWER 10 sT6vEsi
or 5000 Stoves, - some Of our bsghbors, DE rea-
sons are, we sell 80 cheap and good article Of
Stoves that !. ssoo%ss d aiiseai. 70 sappy he Dc;
end been placed on our road and We have pleted
our 60 as 70 Be able now ts supply TIC
SO after looking around among sll the "osE
HoRsK" Stove shops in this city, TO no purpose,
eoJoet0
Twitehsll & aillstts,
the only Stove Emporium In the west, and buy
Stove ssiss sfoss. In our prices, for cheapness,
we defy all compedton-every article usrrsntsa,
Ond II moi satsfastory, We refund the money Among
our assortment may be found tho celebrated
Forest Oak, for wood or Csal; the Climax;
Black Diamond. for seal; The King Of
Stoves and Governor, elevated ovens.
All ktnds Of Parlor: omco anc Heating Stoves
Tin ard "copper" w.Ison hand ., all times. Root
Brady Street, nearly slIosits the ? g:
Fob 4-du DAVENPORT, IOWA.
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BOOTS n SHOES,
WHOLESALE RETAIL,
At The Empire store.
xe3s WE have now in store large and we'll Sc
kVv w iscted stock of BOOTS and SHoES, to
whieh we In invite the attention Of ali IN want
ofarticles In our line. Country traders wish
ins 10 repiensh their stocks will ind it to their ad
ysotsge to give us call before purchasing else.
where.
Ia our numerous customers who prefer CUSTOM
WORK We continue 70 hold out lnducemen Is in ihc
way of prime stock ahi stylish work not equaicd
ihi.sts Of View YORK. Ali siglea Of Ladies' work
manufactured "a usual. Brady Street, avenpert.-
spI3Odu MOORE BROWN.
l D1Es' Assl gaitsss made 10 order
~ NJ. & b.
iksIs' patent lsata e. Soots made TO order.
NJ NJ. & p.
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LURENZO FAIRBANKS,
formerly OF Now York City,
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT Law,
AND COMMISSIONER OF DEEDS FOR NE" fohh' =
OFFICE, No. q Hoifman's Block, Main street.
RIsipE ses, Corner Brady and 18th streets
Davenport, Ae~@'
Law BUSINESS promptly attended 10 In the Courts ei
I his State, Illinois, aud thss l. ). Courts.
Collections made in any part OF the United STATES
Money Loaned and Lands bought and ssii.
Davonport, Jan 90 '57 ii
GEO. P. WHITCOMB,
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT Law
NOTARY PUBLlC n COMMISSIONERS
DF DEEDS,
Fox New Hampshire, Vermont, New YORK, tEansS
yana and Ohio.
OFFICE,
n W Corner of Main and Second sts.,
supS'6S IA ' EN'v ioN " q,
" fipRLEY JOHN s. RoG Frs
aURLEY & ROGERS.
,,nOpNFys ASp CoUNsELLoRS AT LAW AND
- NoTARlEs PUBLIC,
Davenport, Iowa
Gl, ., HofTn,sn's new block ain sto bstweeY From
4td .,rund -, -
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

4 LARGE arrival from aaction-msking on'
n stock ths largest and cheapest in tho si!{. bs
smre ii csU At WADSWoRTA's.