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Weekly Clarksville chronicle. [volume] (Clarksville, Tenn.) 185?-1857, 1857-02-13
DR.. NOLAN ELS
CELEBRATED
V E r M / T UG E.
LIVER PILLS.
awe Or the bee. l7rsparat,on. estAs a..

- s-@~ Sese klaEGtlonA c4th 6<<ssr
They are not recon-
mended as Universal
Cure-alls, but simply for
what their name pur--
ports.
The VERMIFucR, fa
expelling Worms from
the human system, has
also been administered
with the most satisfactory
results to various animals
subject to Worms. +. (.
Tie Liver PILLS, for
the cure Of LIVER Con-,
PLANT, all BILIOUS Dg-
RANGEMENTs, SICK HEAD
ACHE, &c. ~a1.
Purchasers will please
be particular to ask for
DIR. c. McLane's Cele- s.
brated VERMlFUoR and
LIVER PILLS, prepared by
Weekly Clarksville chronicle. [volume] (Clarksville, Tenn.) 185?-1857, 1857-02-13
NE,Y FIRM

WE wish 10 inform The patterns aud friends OF
the firm OF g w Hysfly &1Co,, thai w II Bry
stly has cold his interest TO Or X D Mc(anley late
Of Lou6ville Rye We return OR thanks Tor
the liberal patronage gf,en 10 the late firm and
solicit On extensions Of il TO the new.
q. W. BRYnLY, pR. r. D M'cAuLEY,
ofths fra of late Of
O. ". my AMY & co. LuUisyILLr, KY.
Weekly Clarksville chronicle. [volume] (Clarksville, Tenn.) 185?-1857, 1857-02-13
TEMEKS MONEY.

eN&s. SAMU Ell SIMPSON ,ha
e~SN Just Received direct from
Z2n Y IN London lot of fine Gold
TIe \ aM and Silver W atches made to
do \ mn order the movements are
WHO 'HfDj made Of the best material,
an 1SsskAs the cares for workmanship
49, 49, and quality Cannot be sur
passed the watch is an
important branch of my business | intend giving
the greater portion of my time TO that Branch |
have arrangmenisin London and Liverpool, that
will insure my receiving periodically and assort-
ment o Watches made to order which in quality
are surpassed by none. He would call the atlen-
ton of all that want a watch for time and dura-
bility.
beverly.
In addition to his stock he has received all the
new patterns connected with this Branch of the
Trade.
Firs call all indebted to me by note or account
are requested TO make payments by the FIRST OF
March, they will find their paper IN the hands
of officer, " iih addition cost as anu compel
led to have my business settled by that time | am
compelled to have money. Gentlemen there is no
mistake in This, what i say is SO.
Eah 4 l95k--tf
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DISSOLUTION.

THE hrm of Beaumont and Mccall 10 this day
sNs0'vsd. We solicit our friends, to continue
heir custom at the house, which is now conduct
sshy Messrs Nouhing'on aud Vaughan as our
ssssssors F.S, BEAUMONT
JHns 90 i56-tf A W MCCALL
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NOTICE!

THE subscribers respectfully annou nee TO the
L public that they continue TO carry on the
Coach-nakDg business, in all its branches, at the
old establishe stand on the Public Square. CIatks
vile, Tenn.
Carriages, Bdrouches. Rocka,Days, Bug !iei,
&C., will be made to order, aud kept for sale
Persons desiring good article, may rest assured
that no pains will be spared in putting up work
which for durability and finish shall not be sur
passed by any sold in this market
We would also make known to Southern men
jealous of Southern rights but who prefer buy ing
cheap work } that we are determined to come in
TO competition with Buggies manufactured by
AbohtiOniSis in AbOliOn communities, and sold in
Clarksville. That ito will make cheap work at
rheap prices
N bah kinds of Carriages repaired promptly
w. K. bRINGHURST 81 SON.
Jan. IL, '56-tf
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Bryavly & SE;Caulcy.

Who will keen constantly on baud full SIMPLY
Of Fresh and Genuine drugs aud Medicines.
Pai!ts, Oils,
Dye SiHns, Tfbacco, &c.
Terfamery, Cigirs,
Glassware, Window glass,
Fancy Articles, Daguefotype Stock,
and everything kept in Drug Stores generally
Come one come all, as we have now finished an
extension 10 our room, ,shlch makes it
Large and COtnhnOdiOus,
aud enables 10 a. teriain aud wait upon our
customers in an agreeabL, style.
As 10 the frcsbness Of oar medicines, Hose who
nre acquainted with ue know We would sens moth
ing fFVm our house hut what WAS the best We
are always receiving fresh supplies aud deal 10
nofhtng but tehatis good. As Tor eheapness there
are none cheaper any where. Inducements will
be made in prices In filing Physicians bills and
strict attention always paid to orders from the
country to senu them Immediately. =.
Mr. BFyanly VIII give bis personal attention TO
the Prescription Department. ign Of the Cold
Mortar above the door, Franklin Street.
august lS56-tf.
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W. s. MoREYNoLes & CO

eEEEF corsisudy on hand = large lot Of Floor
f9s, Ceiling, Wirdowt, b6prs, Sash, Blinds, Wash
a5ards, Cstsiags, and Man les--in word every
6.!Et 10 ourlino. We aIeo have on hand large
q, Of " beet Fans, OF Superior qrslht, which
u.zpsrsn'.s to be saaal TO snysrer inads Ia this
~ aAtfy.
WE WILL FURNISH LUMBER
ed sudertsks Buildings cutside Of the shop, and
asJaplete them on short notice.
We are VOW receiving, aud will keep constantly
hspd. a large lot Of uudressed lumber of every,
Sssrription, for sss. And also keep materials for
patiiag % Eravel rsofs, sRd guarantee them not 10
lEzk Tefms cath.
Ihee |, 1855 If
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We see by the Court Records that the two
Counterhters, White, Of Blu falo, and Lawrence
of Epping, N. H., have been placed under ten
Thousand dollars bonds, each, for making aud
selling, limitations Of ArtR's CHERRY PEcTOBAI
This is right. ICihe Law should p otectmen rom
imposition at all il should certainly protect them
from being imposed upon by wor HESS counter.
felt of such medicine as Ayers Cherry PeGtoral.
We can only complain that The punishment is not
half enough. The william, who would for paltry,
gain, deliberately trife with the health Of his fell
Tow man. by taking from their lips, the cup Of
hope, when they are sinking and substituting a
falsehood-an utter delusion, shoulc be punished
at least severely as he who eounterfeits he coin
ofhis country.-Green Go. Banner, CdTrOlltOn III,
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Boot and Shoe Depot,
AT the old Post Office Stand. west side Public

"a THE undersigned would
~ most respectfully call the FsNY
"a attention of gentlemen OF ~
itilns,. the city anu country to his fine stock 0
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THE DAILY GAZETTE,

Fopr DopeE LAND DISTRICT. A
petition has been extensively circula-
ted in this vicinity, addressed to the
Commissioner of the General Land
Office, and requesting him to bring
in market the yacant lands IN this
district. 1t has for some weeks past,
been expected, that such part OF the
district as was heretofore offered TOR
sale. would be Immediately restored,
and we understand that tue delay has
been occasioned on account OF Ger,
tain points being raised, and referred
to the Department for their decision,
relating to the Rail Road grant
sixty-one townships or ], 400, ,ooo!acres
comprise this part Of the distrlct.--
OF this, about 100000 acres have
been sold; the Dubuque and Pacific
Rail Road Company will get about
100, 900; leaving the balance, 25o,o
to be sold at 81 &c and 50 so per acre.
There are no timber lands in this part
Of the district, that are not approprla-
ted, consequently, however long it
may remain out oil the market, there
would not be a large number OF pre-
e.nptions, while prairie and timber
can be purchased Of speculators.--
This part ofthe district, or such as
has been before offered, extends gen
orally to the north line Of township
ninety. four; there are some lands,
however, below that line that have
never been offered
There are ninety five townships IN
the north part ofihe District which
have never been offered. After de.
ducting the amount the Dubuque and
Pacific Rail Roads receive, the Des
Moines grant and pre- emptions, there
would be doubtless, over l,2oo,uoO
acres subject to private entry. IN
quality it is as tineas any lands IN the
State, and there can be no better. -
Fort Do9as Ssatsnai
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Mfoifiat.
RoCKHILL ( SELLERS,

DkALERb. IN
Drugs, Chemicals, Paints, oils, Dye stufi,
ferfumery, Fancy and Toilet Articles,
N. z. Corner Harrison and Second Sts., Dsven-
port, Iowa.
NJ . w u rus - to re.
WE vould respectfully inform the citizens Of
w Davenport and its vicinity that We have Just
opened At the N. 7, corner Harrison and See, nd
sts., the most complete stock Of DRUGS ever be-
fcre offered In the North wsst, nd ws trust that by
strict attention TO businees and desire 70 rleass,
70 merit share Of public patronage.
Our stock conds.s in part Of Drugs, Chem.
Gals, Paints, Dye stuff, PerfumeFy
and Fancy Articles. All the popular Pat
ent Med'eiLs of the daJ co instantly on hand. Ply
sicans' Prescriptions and Family Asdicn es careful
ly compounded. Having coaneetions in the East,
We are vsrnntsd 10 ossring our stock u prices as
low ~ any house 10 the city Physicians and couu-
try merchants are particularly invited TO examine
our st ock.
Or. NH. MARsELIs, regular Srsouate Of the
delphia Colleges Of Mseieias and Surgery and
formerly resident to the Philadelphie Hos
pital can be found whom not professionally engag-
ed, At our store. Residence, Hsrrisoa St.. between
ID and ID. Z. 4 >.
Ocrgl .dtf-W9m
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Overs
HEALING EMBROCATION.

And t0I your own benedt never DO WithoatN.
What Dysr's Healing Embroeation il,
sa perfect Pain Destroyer, and invaiuAbs re M
edy for the eur- OF Rheumatism Cuts, Wounds Pain ia
tho Eide Back and Limbs; Lumbago, Sore Throat Burns,
and Wounds . superior to any other preparation II
will afford immediate relief in scalds or hurns and Tor
Pains OF weakness in any part Of the system 1t Will gss
Used internally i is one Of Il. most valuable RENE.
dies for rramp spa.nodo ascsns, for psjns, or
In the side throat, chest, and stomach, for sick
ernal weakness caused by fall stin. II possesses
soothing, healing aad paindssiroying properties une
qualsd by any other compound medicine, and ws ksve
known II TO fail In arresting the progress Of ths
above named diseases. -s
What has Dysr's Healing Enbroeation dons!
Wonders, indeed II IL known every who're - asian
for rheumatism, cuts wout d. burns scalda lnnbago,
threat piles bowel complaints choisras wind eho
lc dysentary and numerous other Ills and aches ts
popularity Is owing 70 its own intrinsic msris oaee
used 1t 10 dispensed with. IL is becoming daily
more and popular, and 10 performing reRarkabls
cures day by day. All persons who have used ths
great remedy for all sorts Of pain should al once obtain
A Balm for Every Wound.
Dysrs Healing Embrocation has acquired An unpfe e
dsaied celebrity as healing panaes.. hsuIss rolas
cute, burns, bruises, scad rheumatsm, and all esef
nal and internal pain, in short period Of time seien
tifcally pgspsrvd and always preserving the sans
dsnes by all classes and has become 50 universally
known that needs hardly to named In public prt.
4 surs Remedy toy Ptlss.s
The Piles most distressing complaint i more Ersys
lent thar is generally supposed II 10 attended With In
famnaton, snall tunoTs in the generality Of easel
make thsr appearance, is isdererbstly painful whleh
1t impossible 70 resist scratching, and the only
snt relief sssms be desire to tear the skin Cd It
disease h not dangerous, but extremely uspsAsant-
Clsrks and those OF ssdsntary haG,t are ost subec
% this malady. Let all aicfsd try Dysrs Healing I'm
brocAtion and warrant Immediately Isilf And si
feetusl cure Many Troublesome cases Of this compla
have been rsmsdisd blythe use Of this great nedieins
We can present upon tact IN confederation Of h
staten sE and thousands bear testimony 20 the grss
yslue Of this AilHsaling Psnscea.
No stain Left.
The ease with which Dysr's Healing Embroeation l
applied the absence Of eny grease or oily Substance il
il com position It's perfect nsatness, leaving sAI
upan the skin agreeable odor its prompi
ilin and efcacious effects, render it the meat ysGs
bls and cheapest Nsdcine that can DO used The gnu
ue has the fas smiie OF the prorristors signstare
A. H. EIgLD. Proprietor. Pro whence, r. 7.
SOLD lu Rock Island and Davenport by H1NES
CLIPPISaER;i in Chicago by fRNT0S & ROBINSON
ia Muscatias by I. ID. DOUGHERTY outll so 81,
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Coall Coal!

0WREY, THOMAS & CO. are aow teceising, 81
J. i4ihelr Yard ncGr th0 fRit read depot, IgB 1lAS
QEC0AI DAILY. For Fuel and steam hAS5 40 81.
perior IN this Market
Owing to ea1abinstior ( tao miuers 70 raise she
pFseD pt C0al--a hFeh We Uud not Submit tO-~se
were uaahie for short time. 10 supply Our custom.
era Bat having sgCeecded IN bgs&k ing up this
binGioB tin which Il community has NO sns h4isf
ea.) We arc nov prepared 10 deliver in this eilg or
Davenport ia qusNity 70 satt paIeRase Al our
IarineF prItas, on application Ut Lhe Yard.
EAciS Island Jan ..aIf
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AND THE ANSWER Is STOVES!
A THOUGH we cannot keep on hand some 1900
or 1904 Stoves, essome of our neigh 00rs. the .ea
Is as are, sell 60 cheap and go good article Of
stoves tina. il becomes difficult 10 supply tie de.
aazd, but supply OF freight cars have arrived
and been placed OH ourrosa, and we have omptetad
oar arrangem ents to be able to supply Inc
demands ofall, be the same MORE OR LESS.
So after looking around among ali the aCJE
RoRSEt stove shops il this city, to no purpose,
eometo
Twitchsn C 6iileNs,
The orlf Stove Emporium in the west snd buy
Staee as is StDpe. 10 oar prices, for cheapness,
We defy all compeI.iion--every article pGr-aated,
ma II not satisfactory, refund the money. Among
our assortment may DO found the celebrated
Forest Oak, for wood or Ceal; the Climax;
Black Diamond, for coal; The King OF
Stoves and Governor, elevated ovens.
al kinds OF parlor, Once and Heating Stoves
Tia aad Copper Ware on hand at all times, Roof.
ing, Jobb.ng, Sd. done 10 order.
Brady Street, nearly opposite tbs P. 0.
Fab 4-dlf DAVENPORT, IOWA.
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N6orChAnt Tailor.
nAS onhand new and full assortment Of FrenaA
IL and English Clothes, Cassinsyes and Vestinsa
suitable for the seaSon, which he will make up "a
measuYs on short notice and reasons blstsrms.
READY MADE CLOTHING.
or all kinds for Spring and summer wssr, which
viii be sold a. cheap asthe cheapest.
FURNISHING GOODS.
4 Agsod supply ofeyerything necessary for Rsntls.
mans wardrobe. spring style 81 Iiaeo.
Caps, Trunks, Vallces, Acs
P.S. Would invite those . about to purchase soods
in the abovelins to give him call before pureSsne
elsewhere. One prics only. No trouble TO ehov
Soods. Neutrality-suspicious. hopess continuance
ofthssame. SAMUEL PR1RY
Davenport April IS 1855.
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TAKEN MP.

ny James brown, OF Pleasant Valley Tow nship,
Is one red and white spotted Heifsr with cramply
horns; NO ear marks or brands psrcsivabs; suppos-
steer with snAl white spot On one aide and
swallow ork In sseh ear, supposed 10 be Two ysar.
old. Also, ono red white spotted Gov, marked
III ysars old. JOSHUA D. PATTON,
deeiS-vSts oeunsy Clegx.
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HENRY w. MORRIS,
Ay1Ot1onoe1,,


HENRY w. MORRIS,
Ax1Ct1onoer
General Agent, Coomission 4 Auction broksr,
Second 81. between Perry and Rock Island sis,
davenport, Iowa,
WILL make sdvsnces On all sinds or MeTehah,
w disc, buy, sell and loests Land Wa rants, and
attsna 70 all kinds OF Resl Estate or money trans
sctions, collecting Book and Ncte Accounts "hd
Sllkinds of CompaissioR business.
Rsfsrs 70 tho foll owing persops, by perinissi0h
RA Aswiil & CO., tkIkefs, CLiessoi
Bokee, innis 1 Co.,
Tsitmsn, Powers 4 M'Lsaa, bs nkers, pavenpGt;
O Campbell, ksq.,
levitt { Marshall, bankar, RhiagA oegs n. y;
PL Carman & Co., II Maei-oa, Mis-,
Stokes Brothers, New YORK CITY
John SsyerJ's ssnns, g
Lake, ketceam Co, .
Cltrg, Wilson 4 Co., -
smith s Sheldon, Troy, Y ";
Jamos Wager, EsQ, .
/. Potter 4 Co,
John z. Hull, banker, peuEhkosps'a, NY,
Frederick W Davis, do
Reuben NoI,h. 30
Joseph g. Harris, do
Hon. Cnsf fies H. Rasstes, -
Non. Morgan Carpenter,
EdWxat Norris. SD,
Chas. y. Hubbeh, hsq., Bridgeport e'hH';
Ikss. Ioote, banker, -"
Z. Aasssins Morgan. ssnkss, 81. Paul ", +;
Sasar, Packard s Co. Albany, y,
- hHNRy W. Mphkts,
Formerly Of Poaghkeepsie, Duchess co. Nc" efk
DAysspSyt Oct II 1855 dw,f
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DR.. w. .. BL.AIN,
OF NEW YORK,
OCULIST AND AURIST

~ permanently located in Hosk Island on IEaos
III street, opposite Island City Hotel, where he viii
be happy ali persons afflicted with diseases of the
Eye and Ear.
Having devoted several years this special braneh OF
his that he relieve many who have
given up despair with Amaur0sis, the syBlptoD oi
which weakness Of sight, imaginary objects floating
before the eye objects appear obscured by cloud h
sinsss flashes Of Light, enlargement Of the ppi, &c.
Cataract in which the lens turn white and prevents
the rsys light passing through it, opihalna IEas-
nation Near sght, Weakness oi sison, Strabismus
Sauinting q we'll as Deafness iu its various forms
Having received from Paris the aud wonderful
Opthalmoscope with which enabled to look Into
tie depths OF the eye aud tho interior clearly -
the ouside and thereby ascertain the stats OF the
optic nerve and rcna in Amaurosia the lens in nep-
ent cataract. Also the Illuminated Speculum for ex-
smiaing ths ear, we'll al medical ps 10
tions fol curing opecty Of the cofnsa or hm oSe s
eye without the use Of tho knife or csnstics.
To prevent imposition, Dr. B, deems 1t prnden 70
state that he Is . regular Physician. Being graz =
az the University Of Vermont, also Of tho Now York
thalmic Hospital, and HE success ~ aA 0culist =
rbutshls the perfection to which he has brougii
use Of nedlcasd vspors in the reatmsatof dissss
the eye.
treatment Of chronic Diseases especially Of the q
sad lunSs, having cured himself OF Ccnsu umpsion
large part Of his right lung lost by disease
ss nany ethsrs in alike condition. Office houIs .
nine to four. 80
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St0pfs.
BUY YOUR STOVES

yNTHRPR wiliaiways be found one oftie beslas,
w s5rmsnt3 81 stoycs, Tin Plate, Sheet lfyn,
WIRE, Japanped Ware, Tin, Sheet Iron and Copper
Narsin this city. Among his assOrtrnenso Of
S K O Y Il :
are the eslebralea Climax Gnd Charter Oak Cook
Stoves, cosi nr wood; al full aud complete as
sortpent Psrier, Bog md Hoating Stoves, Elevated
Oven Stoves, and many other patterns too numer.
Gus TO mention. Our motto ia, Quick Sales and
small Profits Good work, all warranted no sals;
ora dollar save IA dollar rnsd and by calling
at tba Store Store yon Will saye ft and get just as
good en article az at any other house.
Particular aitsne on paid 70 House Roofing, Spout.
ing and Job Work 10 general out of good Tin end
st6ek boping to receive share OF the public pat
rousee BY hi. motto: "Qnick Salss and Small
Profits - itepel y. L. HORNE.
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Hickory, calico, whits plain linen corded and Paris
So.oms, fancy eoiorsd Shirts, With sonnoa ssd psL
e Collars, Neck Ties, Stocks, fancy and and peis
ctayats; Glovss-white, black and eolorsd hid, M
90 bucs, cloth, Chesterfield, Aberdeen, DeeliA,
no and cotton Hose; white andfaney linsn and dlk
hsnaf srchief.; emoroidsrsd lambs wosl, Wits and
Wool Mftts, rfs, Mufsen. Cent? Shawl nd
shawl Pins, Unbrsiaa, Carpet Sacks, and ali ethar
articles u.usliy kept BY the trade, all OF Whieh \
respectfully submitted 10 the examination or eus.
TONERS.
Aneariy call will secure choice selections
EDWAkO ALDEN.
Second street, opposite LaClaire Row Dayonport.
ua n twa Main - AZ
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STOVES AT WOLESALE
ashe Largest Stove Store
- <[~ "Y@~<asf

In the we0t3s9
WE shall receive on the opening Of n.v'S9sea he
STOCK ever brought 10 the State Of lows. Among
The numerous articles which We shall keep constants
IL on hand for timers Tin Plate Shset hen
Boiler from No. 10 to %, CAa,soal DO, Rsssts DO,
Imitation Rsssia do Hirs, iinnsa csP1sry, , sra,
d., IRON Ripets eli sizes, tinasd do aH ktrds ef
pressed scaTs, .Japdnnsd do. Tantrs TSelsiand we
assure all persons favoring with ofder thatwe
will sell them goods in our line low as they can oe
bought in Chicago St. Louis, and much lower than
they have been paying for them heretofore In this
place, and on tsyzzs t0szH.
Please give Us call and learn our prices, and
then we think you will spend Meth or time Es>p-
ey hereafter in buying 9! The two places above
named.
H. B. In few says we shall receive assort-
nent of the above named goods BY Railroad, sum
cient to supply the immediate demand.
Country Merchants can rely upon being supplied
at all times with Tinware hnd favorable terms a.
FholssGle prices.
Old Rags, Copper, &C., &c., &C., aksn ie sss
change for goods.
no, Burrowsi Block, FfontStreet.
Mchi2-dawtI WICkERsHAM & HICKS.
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New Meat shop.
The Choicest Fresh Meats and at tn e
LOWes rtcess
NTOORE d LEATHER, issr opened a Men.
Nl shop on Brady street, Fourth and Fffh,
west sids, whore they intend ke Y hand n full
assortment Of the choicest Meatseysi tCto the bay
export public The patronage of fanl ID respectful
" .ocitsd, as not only will cur Meats b. good, but
prices low. There's use song down town for Beef,
Mutton, Pork etc. when yon supply your selves with
the best at MOORE A LEATHERS.
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Nd, tct. ., 1000. uNu
NNTJCu

7>HE partnership heretofore existing u ndsr tie :,
of dawson, Grggs Co. is this day dissolved b
tnal consent, Maria b. Dawson retiring fren thS
Germ ThehUsiBess will hereafter be conducted y
undersigned under the nAme and style Of Das
Griggs Co.. who Will ssttie all clsims sgainst th,
arm. (nov2Y) 5. G- DANs =
Davenport, Iowa, Nov 1885 y; h. dRIGo
4 u immsnse assort mont q psrfnmss for the
nkerehisf, squAi to Luhins, only % ets Per b =
Al JOUY'S,
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.HotsIs, Saloons, e..

SCOTT HOUSE
Corner Of Harrison and Front Streetg, sns
square bslsw ths Steam Packet and Farfy
Landing.
J.J.HUMPHRRY, Propristsrs
y.H. wosld respectfully announce %
j his eastern friends and the pubic IL
Ssrsra that having purchssdths
Largs New Hotel,
s.tustsd - above, he 10 now making .El-
venspts sn the prsmisss, snd will sndeavof 20
shafs Of The petFoeeks Of the travelling pub
lie.
This House
IL in one CT the most pleasant locations In Davenport,
com N lndinx view ofths river, OF Rock lsianJ CITY
a nd Of old FORT Armstrong. Nov IL s5s AT