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70 81 900 REWARD Will Ell rAID FOR ANY
Medcinc tint will excel rRATT & BUTCHERS MA
GiC OH lor the fol Iowin. diseases Rheumatism
Neuralgia, Spinal Affections Com raceh Joints Chpic
Pans Pains in the side OF Back He dlce Tooth ache,
Sprlhs Sarc Threat, Cuts Bruises, Burns, b0d all
diseases Of tho skin MlSc'cs and the Glands. None
genuine without tie signature Of Pratt & Butcher"
attached each label Pracinal Office, 2Oi Washin ng
ton street, brooklyn, New York. Sold by G. NJ. HA-
GABuC!l, Druggist, Bloomsburg.
us"rhl. is to certify that have made but appl.
cation OF the Magic Oil on my fingers which have becn
drawn from contraction Of the cords, brought on by
rheumatism. II of seventeen months standing,
and am now entirely cured. checrnly recommend
II to all iiactGd likew Sc.
j. TINGRoOK
- Locust street, Harrisburg.
Apgus! l.ls57
ID a CARD TO THE LADIE S.-DR. DuroHCo'
GoLDgN rRFyci Pufs ii5ls ia Ouing giorPag
irregniartsS y tae nenscI.
These Ills are nothing new, but have been us by
the Doctor for many years, both in France AMI Ameri'
with unpaTa lelod success in every and he is
urged by many thousand ladies' who Lave used ,leIn,
10 make the Pitts public, for the alienation Of those
suffering from any nregCIaritits whl'evcr, well
as preventive to those ladies whose health will not
permit m increase Of family. "
Pregnant iemiIts' or hnse shfpo.lng themselves so
cautioned salns using thes Pills as the prupr
etor assumes responsibility after the above aduo.
milton, although their miluness would prrven, any in
jury TO health 9th erwise, these Pills are recon-.
mrnird.
directions accompany each box. Price 81. Sold
/ wholesale and rriaIl, by
GEORGE NJ. HACE MUCH,
General Agent bloomsbury, Pl.
II c will suppylhc trade Al the propretors pricca,
and send the Pills to ladies' tc17fisw7p1 by mail on
rec oeint 81 lhrohtho BI1pmsbirg Post uH;,.
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RBAlSlOUS NOTICES.

RBAl8aOWS NOTICES.
Divine services will be hold in Blooms.
burg, tomorrow, Sunday, Dec. 2oth) at
the following Churches
Lutheran Cuych.--Rov, E. h. .SHARRETTs.
Service at Il o'clock, A, NJ.
Presbyterian Cisuch.-REv. D. J. WAL.
LER.--Service at IL o'clock, A. NJ.
MctholiSt Church. Preaching at early
candle light in the evening.
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NEW TINWARE SI0n-

BLOOMSDURG BO0T AND SHOE
STORE.
THE undersigned resp, ctilly informs the ctizcns
has opened
loot anil Shoe Establishment,
In ihe white bn'ldng. Main street, above EIsr's
WILSON'S Bakery, wnerc he mas constantly on hand
large ass OrImcnt of
Boots, Shoes, Caters, &C.,
Aud Will max" up work 10 order on short notice Ills
long eApr inmce in the business, aud gene raj know.
ied.e ol tie ants the people, will enable him to
tender fdI iartinn 10 all his customers aud should
secure hiio patronage which iG bones 10 merit
BlOomshurp May ., lsj7
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SOFAS, ss5ss;5zzs,.s,
of different styles and prices from ~ aszsss
Ss5 To $50. DFaus Lounges Wal. Htssf-~A-@A@-<ztS
nut and Mahogony, Plror chairs, Rocking and east
chhTs Flana stools and variety OF upholstered work
WIN Dressing and paroI bureaus sofa card centre and
per 'a' dnlashus, chcteuers what nUts and cnmOn
drps hhd all klhds ol fashionable work His stock Of
bureaus enclosed and commOn wash stands. dress, T,
taOles co neT euphoards sofas: breakfast tables he'd
ste"s cane scar and common chairs the lar est in
lhls section OF the country, lie viii also keep good
assortment OF looking glasses with fancy gl' and COM
mon frames. lie win also furnish spring mares sra
u' 10 any siHe o beadstead, which are superior for
durability and conleloti 10 any bed in use.
Bloomsbnrg April eth. 1854
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PHRENOLOGICAJ, CABINET.

1-, THE chronological Cabihct oC FowIer Wells
ENh&& Co.. late 23l Arch street. PhIadclpha, has
W Ibcen remove TO 9I2 Chesnut street Nj CAPER,
+ I who has had THE management oI the establish.
f~N men for tho last eighteen months, VIII continue
10 conduct he hnsincssG heTctnfoe in ali lis branches
STANDARD works on Anatomy Physiology, PhrouoIogy
water tnre, Phonography. &c, culs,aGlly 1u ia.
Plrnnologcn cSaminatuns with written descriptions
given dhi'y. Ph!cnulogy taught in piiyaie IN classe
aud in ruhc IT, ctures.
lion Residents of ncghbOring villages desiring !
lecture course ni lectures Entomology for father
information should address
JOHN t.. CAPIN,
922 Chesnut street, Philadelphia.
Dec 1e, 1857
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PHiLAuELpiiA AND .I2EN1oN RAlLRoA
COMPANY LINES. ..

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Day" Hon. PAUL LEIDY, NJ. Of c., has
our thanks for public documents.
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CARLYLE. Friend Ayor:--n this age OF quasks
charaians and mere windy gaseous preiendcrs TO heal
who blow cvery conner and the face and ears of
all men, their loud blaring Jerch rumpGts and other
n"isy boisterons wind instruments Of narveloiisiy
twisted brass in wooipy sham ridden epoch ms
ths, say, 1t is comforting, nay cheering to the
earnest we'll wiser of his race TO know there has ar
rived in This wor Id genuine Ph yscian-to light once
more upon something besides Sangrados and Don
Mercural Jaaps, with their phebotomics pos ons and
warm wntCr.
Your CdIh1rtic Pills and Cherry Pectotal carry Us
forward to iaicyon days-to millonal PharmaconUas
when scencs. deep diving down into the principles Of
things, shall wih INFINITE cunning, bring out the gen.
nine Eixm Vitae for OF truth there is nanitest;y
enough somewhat Of iiat same life Essence IN your
subtle vegetable distlla tons aud COMPOUNDS
You realize 10 us the visions of those painful s:
smoke dried Alchymi7ts ts-bootlGFs seckrs--,rramerg
among relrts aud crucbles ,ouchng the quintes
ual hidden virtue OF the universe, which should anti.
dnte distcmrer and break for man the Wheel OF time
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I1UN q me IJOtttrY
The Numbers lruul to ~. 600 corresponding with
.hoso Number oB tie Tickets printed on separate
slips ot paper are eng &c led with small tin tubes aud
placed in one wheel
The fitst 3Gs Prizes, simil ~ly printed nd encir
led a pll ced IN auot h er wheel
The wheels are then reVolved, and q nu ,nbe! Is
dawn from he wheel of Numbers aud The sime
time Il Prize is drawn from the other wheel The
Numhcr aud Prize drawn out are opened ana exhibit
cd 10 the audience, and registered by the Cnmmis
sioneSs the rr2e being placed against the Number
drawn. This operation is repeated until all the
Prizes are drawn out
approximation Pri-cs-Thc two preceding and the
twO succeeding Numbers to those drawing the frst
Przrs Vll 10 entitled to the 20 APPROXIMATION
Prizcs. For example: # licket No. ll2ip draws le
SdUUNO Prize, those Tickets numbered lIxi<, IL 2iy
ll25l II .5! will each bc cni titled TO 500 lfTickc;
No ijU draws the $4,000 Ptize, those Tickets num
bered JiS jig SOL jj2 viii ench be entitled TO S@5O
and so on according to the rbOvC scheme. .
the $500 Prizes Of $40 VIII he determined ~ the
last eurc of the Number that draws the 500 600 PrIze
For example, r the Number craving the StO COT
Pri2s Cuds with No /, then all the Tickets where
the Nu ubcr ends, III be entitled 10 $50. II the
Aumllrr ends with No > thrn an the Tickets where
III" Number ends in VIII he oH',llrd to $40 and so
.outOU.
Certificates Of r.cLogrs WI be foll a. the follow
. ing TutCs, which ~ thr risk:
Z Cert iiiC1tn of pHftqup nC NNhnlC Tickets SSC
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Tg THOMAS " MATTsoE, Receive, the Prize
Medal at the Worlds Fair Id Iphd m, lsjI Tor
TRUNKs. CARPET BAGS, Boots, shoes aud Gums
Great Inducements uFc offered purchasers oftho
"ooveariicles This is much the largest stock trunks
Carpet Bags, Valoes &C. in ph,ladelpia very cheap,
or cash. Manuflctores: 1870 Market street. s. W.
corner and lss Market street, y r, corner Of Fourth
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NJ THE KANSAS CONS ri TUITION "A venerable
gentleman, who. Wien IN active life held a very dis.
ti.suished position in the Democratic party, says
""Brcnhes there man with soul so dcad
VINO never to himself hath said
That the only place to procure IA shiouable duahle
aud cheap clothing, is at the Metropolon Establish
ment Of Granville stokes, No COZ Chesnnt sitert
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ne WHIT TEETH, PER%uMED BREATH AND
BEAUTIFUL CoNpiENloN-can be acquired by
usi nc the "Bsim Of a 7hopsand F10cors" What lady
or gentleman would remain under the curse of a dis.
AGREEABLE b.eath, when by using the "BALM or A
THOUSAND Flowing as a d,ntrGcc, W uld not only
render 1t swcrt but leave the teeth white as alas.
teri Many persuns 10 n5tkno,g their breath is bad
aud the subject is delicate that their friends NH
never mention ii. Beware of countericits Be sur,
eaeIi bottle issigned
FETRIDCE 4 co. " Y,
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BSS" RotcH j. Waller, has resigned
the Governorship of Kansas.

ss0" Col. EcK, will appear next week.
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Certificate OF Package of 10 Whole Tickets, $50
do do 10 HAITI do 40
do d. lOLaUHrIcr do 20
dp IA I,yItt fp

IN ORDERING TICKETS OR CER1IFIcATES,
Enclose the money to our address Tor the tickets
ordered, on receipt Ot winch they vii he forwarded
bY first mail. PnrchJ have tickets ending in
any fgutc they may desgna'e
Tue List of Drawn Numbers and Prizes i'll be sent
to purchasers Immediately after the drawing
Purchasers VIII pie write heir rnaturcs ria in.
. n rd give their Post Office. County and State.
Remember that every Prize is drawn and payable in
fu II without deduction
All Prizes Of Sl0Una nd under, plid Immediately y afor
the drawIng-otheT Prizes at the usual IiE1e of thry
days.
| All commun cations str Icty confidential.
Address orders for Tickets or Certificates to
$, SWAN & co augusta, Ga.
Persons residing near Montgomery. Ala or Atlanta,
Ga. can have their orders fitted, and snve lime by
addressing Swan & Co, at either Of those cities.
! ~ list Of the numbers that drawn from the
wheel, with the anOu NJ Of the prize that each one is
eutlGd to will be publ shed after ry drawing in
the following papers augusta Geo COnstItuioH6iist
Ver Orleans Detd Mobile Register Charleston standard
NashDs Gdrttts atlanta iR'cigepcer. Neo York Weakly
Jdg Book. Sd1aHEGh UorarRF Ne1s Richmond Disp1tcs,
Nan York Dispatch anu PGulijRg Mass Clarion
Nov 25 1851
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.MaGNLEIcEN-1, sCHE.MEi


5igd Prices amnr ntinc 10 500
WHOLE TICKETS SlO, HALVES 81 QUA
lIM. -
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eErH ". fowiE & Co, l3s Washington street Bog
ion, Proprieiors. Sold by their agents everywhere.
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OMAN, KNOW THYSELF."
AN INVALUABLE BOOK FOR q5 CGNTs EVERY
FAMILY SHOULD HAVE A cory

DN FTVTN NV y WFsITTV NTI
MANUAL & HANDBOOK
FOR TIE AFFLICTED, -
continuing an OniliHo Of lho
origin, progress, treatment
nnn cure Of every form OF dis.
ease contracted by promiscu
Uus sexual intercourse, by
self abuse, or by sexual or.
cess, with advice for their
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-03-14
sY SANDERS 4 BROTHER.
I
FASHIONABLE ADJUSTMENTS.

A correspondent writing to rural
paper from Albany, thus refers to a
new amusement introduced at fashion
able parties in that city:
New fashions have been introduc-
ed into Albany by tho wives Of Hon.
gentleman from New York city
Alter hop at the Delavan, the 9th
er night, one Of the ladies who give
the fashions which are followed by
the country girls, rode the Elephant
for the amusement ofthe party. This
is performed thus:--Two gentleman
stoop down on hands and knees-pil-
lows and blanket are piled on their
backs for saddles--a tail and trunk
are made Of suitable material when
the rider-ess islplacediupon the saddle
and carried around the room! Iexpect
to hear that riding toe Elephant is
all the go in the rural districtsp
The Albany Atlas admits the fact,
and describes the modus operandi OF
the performances:
The gas in the parlors is partially
turned of, SO as to produce sort Of
twilight darkness, when two gentle
men, the tallest present, are request
ed to take their position in the back
parlor ei1position is that Adopt
ed by boys when playing leap frog -
A large cloth, Of some subdued color
dark gr y, for instance, is then thrown
over them, and another, rolled up, is
attached to the front, which constitutes
the trunk. Two sheets Of white paper
are then rolled up and tackled on, one
on each side OF the trunk. These
represent the ivory tusks. The AL
bany Elephant is now complete. The
lady rider takes her seat on its back,
amid cushions etc., and under the
guidance Of q leader, the monster pro-
ceeds, with heavy tread, to display
itself and precious load to the conf
pany in the front parlor. The ar.
rangement is unexpectedly perfect, and
suggestive OF life in the East. The
play of the Elephant is success here
and we will not be surprised to hear
Of its adoption in the rura! districts.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-03-14

UNHE subscriber ii,ung 10 erect large saw mill at
Walorlowr, a haufishing town recently laid out on
tha Mississippi few utts atoTe his present locality
now Uhegs tho above named pcoaa,ty "l'gby stnnted
IN the town of Moline, very reasonable tefms~-
The blDg il two stories, lj5 by iAo test With all Of
t,e machinory and Of the most approved description,
usually connected with establishment OF tho kind
The planning machine IL Woodwnrth's patent, which
with nine are propelled by twenty four horse
power engine. The of power is rented for sash
and blind aud spoke factory. Aay person wishing 10
engage In manufacturing business airrady establish
ia aud highly profitable would do we'll to call early on
the subscriber, ss be IL now disposed to so very
reasonable terms. sH '' ALoNZO S0URSE.
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rswn os North Florence. N. T.

~ EOR1E ALLING Co, junction OF Front and
N Second, agents FOR the saie ofbadns lots in
be above town, which they now oer for saIs NJ low
hgure North Fiore situtt ted the Msssnri Riv
sr 10 miles above Omaha City, and has all the tses
steabq landing. Those wishing to obtain lots would
a. y y to call soon. EselQd3u$
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nav ROAR DING

M rs. n. c. Adams has opeGed house for Day
N boa rders at the co rner OF Fourth and Main sta,
IN The house ow ned by Hon. !: Thorington, whore
che can accommodate sone fifteen or tWnsy day
boarders.
one rusm suitable fnr gentleman andwife toistID
.teoQQ-itf s 81. 7
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9RKAT WERTfRN CINCINNAT1
s T o v E 8 T O r e
And Tin Ware Mandatory,
I'd Street, = doors East Of Harrison,
Wholesale and Retail!

"HkkE will always be fou nd one OF the best ss
sOvtmsBts Of stoves, Fin Plate, Sheet lfsn
Wire, ,Japsnned Ware, Tin, shestiron and tsnppe,
"arein this city. Among his assortment Of
> 'FOV lsS
n the eeiehfsied Cimax and Charter Oak Cook
s'osos :, eottst wood; al mi. ani complete a.
s"i ni faTiof BOX aud Healing So ye, bleyatl
" ~ ntotas, and many other patterns too iBnmer
Gus 10 mention. Our motto h, Quick Saies and
small ksouls; GOOD Work, all Htcd sale,
un5 dollar save fis dollar 90 ned, and by eailns
st ihm stove Store yon Will it and got Just a.
g,,,d an article ~ al an other hous,,.
Particular attahaonpaidt 10 House i.o9ang, Spo q.
ing and Dob York IN general out 8f good Fin and
hloek hoping 10 receives . Snare OF tho pusiic pa,
10 nassi by This motto; sQniek Salsa and sm al
Pfuhts.p fsep6) u. L. HORNE.
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pennsyivania Itaiiroad. .

Three Daily Through Iralns betWeeh PhlladeIphia
iGayes Philadelphia Tor Pttsburgat ~ A. NJ, and
pittsburgh Ter Phiiadephia att A. NJ. The fast linz
leaves Philaieiphisat lP. 81. and Pitsburg for Phil
del phia st P. NJ. THE NIGHT kApREsS IRAN
caves Phiadelphia for Pittsburgh al ii p NJ. ant.
Pittsburgh for Philsdeiphia at !, +. M.
The above lines connect al Pittsburgh with tn,
ailroads 10 and from ST. Louis, Mo-, Alton, GAlens
md Chicago, Ill. Frankfort, Lexington and Louis
ille, KY. Terre haute, Dayton, Springfield, Belle
taDtip., Sandusky, Toledo, Cleveland, Cslum bus
lanssylle, Massilion and Wooster, Ohio; also, Wit
lie steam packet boats from and to New Orleans
81 Louis, Louisville and Cincinnati.
Through tickets be had TO from either Of III
.bove places. as
For further particulars see handbiIls a, the differ
eel starting points, Passengers from the West viii
aud this the shortest and most expeditions route T.
Phflxdelphia, Baltimore, New York or Boston,
THO's. MOORE, Agent, Passenger Lines, Phila
MESKlMEN, Agent Pas ssngcr Lines, Pitts.
Phila Nov I'd ,55 div
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Boots ano Shoes.
THE SHOE TRADE,

ITAv1NG Increased our facilities FER manamctr.
ing and dealing In Boois, Shoes and Leather ahf
tiersigned, successors 10 =. q. Dawson s. Co., Offer
Is tbe citizens ofDayenpoYt and vicinity, create
fcerne ns thsn evefto buy their lIoots and Shoes
ihsm. Our retail stock hereafter will always cpn-
20 also are making extensive pTeparations Jos
holesaiefng Boots and Shoes, and we Invite coun-
trY dealers to call and exsnincour stock and PRICES
is ia our determination to seIi good terms as
ttey can he pnrchascdis st. L.suis or Chicago.
=e DAWSON, GRiGGs;i eco, s.
act IS nraify at, 1 door from ID.
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FURNISHING GOODS
SAMUEL PERRY.

94erChA11t TAAlxox-.
L = ? on hand anew and full assortucp, of Yrsnen
- ana English Clothes, Cassimefev and gs-,s.s.
ttsApie lor me SEASON, which he viii III ~ ~
apasa aie on shor notice and ressona BILE te rmp
READY MADE CLOTHING.
Y ! Al xlnds for spring and summer ve.r H.,
Whtoe soid asehsap asthe cheapest - 80
gata hUlfNISIIxNG TOODS
,!.aas s.. waIdrobe spring style Sf Az.
srtps, TRUNKS, vasiess, Akc,O
- ouid invilc o.e oOuttO purchase 90ods
~ the above line u give MIN all bsfose - ~ sssns
5 nhelr- oae Prlce only. no trouble " ehoV
Sonis ihankfulfor pa stfa hopes . continnanrs
n The saIne "a Es -Rs 4aHuEI nE13'Se ~
davenport pril rs ls5s
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LAND AGENTS at Florence, Nebraska Terry
BREW STEss 4 kNAlsnI,
Land. entered and Warrants located ia Sioux City
Fort Dodge and Council Buhs.
( II J.Collections promptly att ended TO.
E,P. BREWSTER, / R. p. KNIGHT,
Atty. l. Coun'r. al Law. Civil Enginser& d surveyor
REFER To-
Dawson & True, Esqrs., kditsr Gssst!s,
pr. J NJ. NitherHax, DaEeon& d GnSRs,
II. Price, Esq.,, J. T. Lane Esq.
/ May IN, i5o-diy
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Gle|tbiaa.
New Goods! New Gesds!!
HDW ARD ALDEN,
.UerchAls1 Tailor.

NcW uOOQS' new 000QS!!
aDW ARD ALDEN.
.uercIsaAs Tailor,
| AND
Wholesale and Retail Deslsr i,
ne a dy-Made Clot hing,
sistns, cassimsres, vestines, Cent? yu,.fsh
4rA ~ uoods ana Tailers Trimni1m,
Se:t M, @ from the with one q tbel ar-
ss - .is market consisting IN psrs q IL anew
BRoADCLoTHs. -
sy and .sss. .t,Ia n and Arnsre.n Of nss.
CASSlMERES,
ea,,r french % and Amercan Of every variety Of
= ''''' 'n' a''';;i; ViEsTINGs
Y hIte aarseiIss, Natala NJ, VIII Lonano v,.,,.
sI finss and CeIorsd SILKS, Fancy as1 ~ EiIi
a 1ae., rancy siik and Linen, its Ian Silk 0ssna
tssf ss. Italian IAN, 10th siak Plush. asd Fsne,
I1.5 OvERcoATINc.
Liack, Rne and brown D Eroaticioth Hnto. vyAs,.
ssoi 'se Beaver ses paasy' Hue Brew
READY-MADE 80 Z
yyer.Seass, ovsr-saeh s,urtouss, Rssans Jaexst.
aaa,.,s. a n Fr2s. st,t and a. Dfes. fIoc 0s q si
A sshmere and Valencia Vests, Cs,mnts. ussts'
~ ,ts, ana twist fancy and plain Cassimesv and
Ptfs and overalIs ""1
FURNISHING GOODS.
ii'sAni1 @ esieo,s shts plain linen corded and pSn.
70 nms, iahcy co.ored shirts, with comu,on asa noi
=. "'s1'oa'as; strias Deorsey, corded Ryros col,
C9lafs, Sesk lies, stocks, iaacy ana - sSSss,
@.aei si eioges-shi:., black and colored kid. la
lia,t,-sa's = II. Insid, aberdeen, Berlin,
- - ~. 80. ue iaah aha Fur GaHn.iots, wool. men,
A'ia evt1on iiosa. white and ianey liner Nm az
rem i,' 'hrerierad lamb wool, wliiesad
Tni ut,s. -. fari,ars and Drawers;
'sstss Fihs Gmhreiias, Carpet sacks and An eths,
IL aali kapt siy ihc tra..e aIl 81 1his' /,
1'sf'ifu!lv <"nnt'H"a - The sAan In.ti.x. 81 -.
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EA6aiiy catl vii aer.c choice selec,on.
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The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-03-14
The old Pioneer r Bakery sill ahead

JiNHE subscfiber has recently made extensive prep
! srstions for Inc manufacture Of Gutter, Sugar
Boston, Soda, Pic Mic, Water and Oyster Crackers
Pilot Bread, DC, &C., together with good assar,
meat OF Loaf Bread, Cakes and Rusks. 93
have also purchased the Patent Right for Ecot
county, for the manufacture of Crrm Paul's
PATENT LOAF BREAD,
made by Machinery. The advantages claimed 70
This processof saking Bread, are these, the Bread
more uniform in quality, and handsome in appear
ancs, ,t IL much whter and more eyen, keeps uci
longer with Out becoming stao and TO many persons
i, not obee iionable when week old, Il cuts &.
handsome as the finest French roll, ii goes farther
ana is readily introduced into families who have nov
ar used Baho Bread before. ! shall continue L.
run a Bread Wagon as heretofore. In Offering tLs
apoye articles, on termswhicb cannot fail to give
IRE satisfaction, hope to be able to supply all VIII
may favsr with their patronage. Thankful fol
past fayors, hope TO meri. continuance OF tke
;arne. All orders from the country promptly attend
"a TO. DhSlEL MOtRE.
Pioneer Bakery, Frout Street, one sQuafe sb0s,
isarrGws & fretIyman's steam Nils,
Davenpo ri, May n, iS56. dts f