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The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-02-13
NIScfIIANEODS.


Hon. John A. Bingham, of Ohio,
made brilliant speech in the House
oflRspresentatives, on the 18th ult.
Speaking ofths power Of Congress to
prohibit the extensiOn Of Slavery, aud
Of the binding force Of the laws Of Coni
grsss making such restrictions, Mr..
Bingham says:
ut results from the legislation of
Congress that neither Ohio, Indiana,
Illinois, Michigan, lows, nor Wiscon,
sin, may lawfully legalize Slavery.
therein without Z violatioa Of phi GIFTED
faith, 81 the express terms Of theiPsev-
eral enabling and organic acts. and Of
ths piainest principles Of the CoRstitu
tios. They have each sodeclared by
their fundamental law, they each com
piled with the "statate restriction"
they each prohibited Slavery, and
thai the essential principles Of liberty
might b s'unalterably established, J"
they each declared in their Constitu.
ton that all men are born equally free
and independent, and have the natur-
al and inherent rights Of enjoying and
defending life and libsrty; and OF &C.
curing, possessing and defending
property, and that their rights are N
A1IeHA sLE. They understood the
statute restriction Of Congress binding
obligatory upon them as States, and
hence their literal compliance with its
requirements. They understood the
sublime conception of the great faith
sn Of the Republic, that the Slavery
prohibition was perpetual, and unal-
terabls: and the word goIEvER, . us-
ed in the ordinance and incorporated
in their several organic and unabling
acts, meant not merely until their
State Constitution should be formed,
but 20 long ~ the State thus organia.
ed should live. Yes, Sir, "sliberty
forever to al the inhAbitants," !" was
declared by these Congressional en-.
actmsnts, aud by the Constitutions Of
these new States, to be the essential
condition Of their existence-their
very breath Of life. And to-day, oyer
all that vast tract Of country, covered
by those six free States, comss the
stirring, kindling proclamation, Glib
srty to all the inhabitants forever-ay,
vosrvBK, until empires and nations
perish, till the heavens be no more,
and the earth and sea give up their
dsadi'' ! would not willingly sur
render . power which has worked
such beneicient result. .....
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PooKHr PRINTING PRESS.

A young man from Hartland. Vt.
me. Livermors) has invented Q ma.
chine for printing, which, without.a
figure aud literally, may be called .
pocket printing press; sinceit may be
carried IN ones poeket, and operated
there. The polished steel case which
contains the apparatus, il Eve inches
long, two aud q half inches broad,
and one end halt inches thick. This
contains the type, the ink, the paper,
and the machinery. At one end Of
the case are six keys, on which the
fingers 81 the operator play, as on Q
piano. The types are composed OF
the sections ofa parallel elsgran, cross,
ed BY two diagonals. This parallelo-
gram is cut 90 ingenioualy ~ to form
all the letters Of the alphabet, and in
shape 50 as to be easily read, in the
impression, by any person on presen-
tation. The size' 10 double English,
and the fashion Antique. The i'm.
preston IL like the page OF book,
lines horizontal from left to right
The clip ofpspsr, some yards in length
is on . cylinder, and Is fast a. prin'
ted is received on another cylinder
The ink is contained in pioce OF
cloth satursd with it, to which the
types are applied as often as is neces-
sary The rapidity 0f The printing is
about equal to that Of writing with the
pen, as most persons write. One
would uot believe NIL this possible,
before haad, but when he is presented
with sentence legibly printed; fol
example - s.'
aTfthsrs'ss hole In ~ your coats,
--lssAS - -tsnt ~ -'F
Shlsls sn.ong " takin' notes, -rs. - 4
And hM6y hell p sent tt.""
and undeniably printed then and there,
he is no longer skeptical. ]. ss. asq1.
Mr.. aLivermore datten himself, and
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AND T1lH ANDWER 10 HH6VES!
A LTHOUGh Neeahuot kbAp on hand sems otDo
s68S afs ws sst 20 cheap and 10 good an article Of
etoyss hat y keee4st d}leuit % supply shs De.
maid but new supply or ffsighi have srri Fed
our srrsnss. sn.s e e e - sels 5ev ts supply ~
/ 90 afss looking aroend aneas all he "OsR
leoAsso f tfey #Jtsys sfgag5. is3l@ 4 s2t
TWitsAsl 0illstts,
The only Stove DA1ondn iHtk6 wsSs, aud buy =
Store ~ stsys. Ia our prisss, for eheapasss,
u defy sH ~yssttos-s s9tieis vsrrsatss,
our assoftmsnt may ts found tie colsbratsd
6teves ssI aevs1ler, Slsvstsd ovess.
An kfsdsOf psfior, Onts sd hsiNng stoves.-
tn .ad dGopRsr wersSa had a ~ umss. Roof
4za4Aasaeet, aaAFls SY2esits ths Z. q, az
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y. !. $toufs ..''s .s..'a5.. J. s /
1UY YoUR STOVES a
zIsX o.
AT THE
s laG H6 ga -
o1sA7 wRRT11r cINcIuNATl
s. r O " e 8 r OR e
St0Dts.
And Tin Ware Mandatory,
ID Street, I doors East Of Harrison,
Wholesale and Retail,

vTTHRRE will always be fou I'D one of the bs.! ss
w sortIstts Of stovss, Tin PlAsS, Sheet irsn,
WIRE. Jaganned Ware, Tin, sheet Iron snd Copper
wsrsin his eify. Among kfs assortment Of
s.e. st.o STOW ES
are the (celsypted EHnsx and Charter Oak Geek
Stoves, coal OF wood; al q full and complete 20.
sortmsnt Paxiof, Boz ana Heating stevss, blsvatei
Oven Stoves, and many other patterns. too nnmsr.
oss 70 nsniidn. Oar motto 10, Quick Sales and
Small Pronts Gooawprh, all warranted OF NO ssts;
OnSdollSfs eli ID dollar eeFned; and BY calling
st this steys store ron WIN savs # and gss jasi
good an article as Al any other house.
sPeFtiduiar setsnuea paid 10 6ouDs hoo1ns, Spout
Ing and Job Work tn geaeTsl out Of good Ttn snt
sCck, hoping 10 receive shaYe OF the pdbiie pat.
roHagS BY this motto: t'Qsick Sales and snfAi
Pybjk - tf4C6S fsep63 u u = D. L. HORNE.
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,goots aIlao Shoes. i.
: THE SHOE TRADE.

fHAVINGipcrsassd -ogr facilities fsf manu- fAs,ar.
III ing and dealing in Boots, Shoes and Leather the
undersixped sucersscYs 70 s. @. Davson Co.. Ger
.oths citizens ofDsyenport and vicinity, create In
ducsnents than everio 6uy theif Boots and Shoes
tan every description or goods wanted BY The people
We Also are making extensive. prapaf fatons stof
lWboIesaleing Boots and Shoes, and weinyite COBB
toy dealers to call and our noek Aud prices
IL determi 70 sell good terms ss
| hey ean be purehs 4eafn 81! Lenh OF Chicago.
DAWSON, GRJGGS q co. u
oct25 s Brady yr,l door from od.
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n immense assortment OF Perfumes Tor the h.us
Aksrehisf, eluas 70 Labins, only 20 cts per bostla
Ia Al - s JoUTS, y-f4
ssp1s Brady s- bet 4ti and 5th, opp Christian Chsp
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Qstbisa.
New Geeds! New, Gesds!!
EDW ARD ALDH N ,
NercItysss TN5yOr.

III Dcb SWVS48G AW0GV2s
Wholesale and Retail Dealer IN
re q d y Made Clio { hing,
Cloths. cassinsrss. vsstizes. asnts' Yssaish.
ng oooas and Tailers 1sinninen.
best s.esa .o.s. sa = r's sooa e =. q.
E. ..ls ..;isis. + .A' market consisting ps y.
BROADCLoTHs.
Bngiish, French, German and Amsric,s. of N. e,..,
quality and latest styIs q goods y 80 A's''
4 a4Eay u CA6SIMERES. st.st
Enslish, French and Anssican, OF sysry~yasisty a.
''' 'S' A'' 'V1EsrrNGs.
White Aarseiilss, Matsia sse, VIII Lonaoa R,ru,.
sd Cd IinssI and Colorsd slks, Feaesz md Pfain bik
s.a S .ed osoS s s:s ~ 9sus
Cash ~ are In srsstTssrtsty. ra.'.s's, ssa FANCY
/ . OVERCOATING.
black, Blue and Brown Bfosdcleth Union WAat>s.~
Castor ssona srs s.s
READY-MADE
o.s f.,s.; Y.ss. ss.c.s !..:
tsshmsrs and Valencia ve.,s, Cssnes. itSSt.
donbis and twist fancy and piain Cas1imsrs Ind
Do.ss,n M rsa!.; psn'nsnd Guernsey Eroeks. Wrap
i FURNISHING GOODS.
h.exe.!, ! esiicss rhiis pain linen sordedasd Rsrss
= cos sins ssoes:y ss, :ssd.s ssysss
cfSys..; Gloses-waise, slaek and eoiorsd I'd. No.
Union ana Gsrm.n and Eur s.aa.isso: iH va s.scs s
Hand. sos as's ~sss ~ .sa
Wool ait. sear, sufsl.ii Gen.. .sa H. n.s,
Shaw Pins, Umbrellas, Carpet Seeks, and iii sts.r
todies. -,
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NorChAxf TA11ox. faE.-
ASonhssd snsvand full assoFtnsns OF Preach
suitable for the season, which he VIII naks n 10
measure on shor tgosies and Bsasona bleteYn1
READY MADE CLOTHING.
" al Kinds for spring and summss wear, vlaeb
FURNISHLNG GOODS g
good supply ofeverythipg necessary for !. s..s,.
Ian's wsrdIobe. spring style sc &03S.
caps, IruRks, yAlsOas, ID. slll III - : 4,
RS. Woafd IN vrss sao.sA D0st 10 purchase eoods
u ne aooveilne 10 glsssln call bsisrs VUreSsinr
eisswheIe. One price oniy. Ho rouhis = ,okov
soeds. thankfshorpasteesors hopasa eontinvance
dffhssame. 1AIJEl pI n11
DaysnportAprilIsiess
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SANDERS + BRO. 0sssffs.
q, X. WkSt, State Dsmssraf.
II. LiSCHRR s. Co, Der 0swssrsf,
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THE DAILY GAzETTE.
p Q E q r * :


ltt r.. ,,,,.a.o,. h.s iatsly had baby
ldeAek, shss ME. IN soIe prsesesl rhymss
nd sue = noN 10y y SrSis .ts vers oesety .asd "
TO- E.S n, tb.evsu 81 thees Who ear not yer
4 ify thsir 'sosen"l sea
What = 10Y % human syes, Fl
Whea n laughs or whoa II cries,
/ WAT tressurs, vhsta prise, s tg
r- s iA'T
ns its temper risipa, fSliing, .zr
1n n oeoA.s. eruWssx, eAliing,
yTSa The ssm desr Dr rHct0as darling,
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j e
DsAgH OF 1 GsnlusM HuxsLs LlrE.
MI. George Troup Wells, Of Ythsu
Forgus, Scotland, who was born in
l774, died on the 24th ultimo. At
the sgs Of ten he entered upon the
world as Q farm servant. When
about fifteen hs took Q strong desire
for study Of astronomy, and often
went into the fslds ct night to study
the motion Of the.stars. He made .
globe for himself of-Glay, dried it in
the sun, pasted it rosnd with paper,
and delineated thereoni'a map ofthe
world. The meridian ring and hori-
ron were Of wood made with his knife
and after having got it graduated he
was enabled with great exactness to
calculate the eclipses Of the sun and
moon; also the changes ofthe moon
throughout the year, to hours, minutes
and seconds, At the age Of thirty
George bound himself 81 IN sppren.
tice to a mason, and Il was while fol.
lowing that occupation that b. learn
ID the art Of dialins, an art in which
We question If ever he Was axcelled BY
any dialist in the North Of Scotland
Scotch Papw.
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NEW STORE

plete sssortmsnt Of Choice kalby orccuRieS easss
Ing in part follows
lxN. 9. i: H Bsichsrs syrup Moaas.sa n O. c,srsa.1
Powdered and Crushed, Sugars, No. ]. snd lasSI.s
Isss sooa A.ss tmsnt Rio and Java Co9ss Palm ~
Star ami faiioS Candles, Dried Beef &C. &c
sr --ALSo--- 1..t :. '.Eti yaCE
pitehnfks spades, scoops, Shoyes Hoes Rakss onis.
Hoes; and suytAinx usually found IA 4 yA,nii- sS-
which AN detsfaiasd to sell for o4sh = eAsSs = 4
sAssSss Doat forxst the place Wess sis Of frslx a
three doors from the lost. ~ -. - - -
ADsl l0dw.u PARNELn 4 RRo-
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NILLIlE1Ya a1f04E.dy aa
soasEa oI shApY AiD vtiip sTiSsfs, piysssoRT,
Y..JgtsffB ag.f tinD leSA.up g4sg q IL .3hg ~
THE subscriber tAkss pleasure In Informing the
u ALaAiss o. DAvsnpoFt, koek Island ead vicinity !.
hat hc has Just retnInsd from New York With a
GiKIinsry, EabrotAsEy and Fancy
| - 0OO41s
Our stock Of Bonues and 0xsh Rtbsons, brocsdes,
striped and plaid hAsak aAA s0lOrsd Velvet
Mbbons, silk vstvsts, estins, Silks,
! caa.4gR FMncA RlN@SeA .Fsashsrss gt.seg
Straw Bonnets, kc., kse4 tts1
+ tAs isrEsst ssI Best sssr brsvEAt 70 tAis asrsst
GREg!AA X }fM,K!TsAEJt2M: !! X !! /,
and exsniaa oas kaaatiSal ansstneHsxr xr aaR, sftk
9nd Exavspixsd, satin and Velvet Besnsts Of the
1swsst PSns StyiSs, dafk ard white tdmnsA Straw
boonsas, linlAnis Shbg0idss6d Hoods and Jocky
Caps, ~. ag ap5aas g8g sc MssCEe g. los -
yennsss Of every desenpaoa made 70 order, aud
ttA Roassts iaaa ssssy ssAIsis IN sAsir iins, ~
NIB. Straw 3. pnsts S,sssAsd, psss.sd and skes-
81 A~rkias and ping - 40 kh1s ef enbro,-
ds1y and sIRding teaa u aldAE Al.sheft sote0.
dH sos. oS Dndy 3 - ~, Dsssuport, 10.
Sept, 3Ahs l6Ses ~ sc iindR iE5Gli#ta4Nf -
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GSpPsT, TIA INA shsst
1ron Sh0n.

T,EB sndssagnsA are nov ppsaioS : Asw Copper,
! IN md Sas6Ilroa lSfngs sonSps on Bee.
Of fshs vasssS srilses s6n poahg sh4 sssek Of com
Dlsts I1n;vnse aAd atsys ftors- Al esorts Of we'll,
otstsn ,and DoublS- Asuhe rotes Panps can al ali
aa1 Dathise Tsss % HAhd sonsssadt. MO- ~ :
Their long sxpesieRoe In the business makes the
suSssIsses solAssas sf saasfyins Ill cais made IN
tAeir line. a all 5.a asfI, L.sf.sfot " eB B3E'
Partcalar attention paid TO Tin Rooang and esps.
cially v sslnag Wnlsss' Paisas Psnp with ball
valves. ..5 IA Lf
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Millinery and Dress Malkinx

0tA1x30n1
Brady otrest, over 1S. JAaeby's prAe etese,
NJ 1873 RHNwIcK respectfully informs - laAies q
l Davenport, Rock Island aud viciaity that - haS
returned from the Mast with ths ssvset styles S
t.ll aud wiutsr Aillinsry. Asssiss and. Drsfsss.-
Mlliuers from the country can b. suppied With yss-
terus. She hAs slso q seisss sssessnene Of Tslags
aud Materials for Mansles aAd DrssspA. a.... En- e
Brady street. between Second sad 1hirdlsp ssssss
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wv D, MOoRk has lust opened 9 Meat shop,
wv on Brady street, bstwesn Fourth and Fifth,
west side, whore they in,snd keeping = hand full
Of the chpiGsst Meats offered to to DAv
snper public The patronage Of families 70 rsspeetl-
ly solicited, not only vii our Msats b. good, but
prices low. There's no going dOva town for Bsei
the best IT W. D. 0OOREe.
nov l0tf -f 55 ~
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GROCERIES, GROCERIES!
PROVISIONS, OYSTERS. As.
T>HR subscriber being In receipt Of . FIssn ssP'
i DIV Of 0reesriss, Prosisioss, Dried fruits,
Iue De-, beg. lsavs ts inform hs friends snS me ne
public generally that hays good supply q ne
Love aamel articles on hand, which hs VIII 10
Xappy 70 cell to Ais sustomssA small saSsnse on
cost Also, attn ea 1-.
Wooden and Willow Wsrs.
l. an also IN receipt By express ofths
.tf Fair Haven Fresh Oysters IN Cans,
whteh am selling BY tbs single can, dozen eshsof
ssss % cheap ~ uny other bouse IN this cily.
tau. me- ~ Ihs ssme J. W. WILEY.
A. ths old stand on Sd d. opposite LsClaire block,
between Main aud RrAdy ss.r lae:x o.l
Valuable City Property In Kansa
rHRR subscriber having JuAi arrived from antas,
where he has resided ts{ the las. ,w9 yos.' "a, =,
Msnhs,s.n, pists OF whisf fSa b. sesp and any ~
sivsd info nation obiainM by caihng at smIs
kemmgtou's, Second street, where inishd W re-
lnain for few We sks. F,s.. ..~ ~ tE
Psiso Intending visiuRg Kapsss ths eaVlng ses
ron will and Tito their ads&aAs6s 70 SSs ss'''
CauSi DIV Fs. 5GxTEH F.S' sSifn
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preftssiaaal Cams.
I.aus,sts.'

Seg AauHiCvSs
fMRO GUkLlCH, Nv. STnWARTs
GlJELICH & STEWART,
Attorneys and Csunssllors ct Law, ustArtss
Yublis, o..
Convey sncins, InvsAtgsatoas Of Ttuss, PAyneas
OF TsKss, Leasing snA lAvesooens oe 0onels ees
OmeA on a ~. In AtktAsos's Deeek .epPosns We
e sep4 IL f'' DAyEaRoRT. IOWA.
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,t,HE .ubsssibss Ass recently mas extensive prep.
! aExsioAs for thA nAanfacssrs Of Dssiss, Ssslr,
Boston, Coda, Pa Me, MAteR and oysesf Craaksts,
ment OF Loaf Drsad, Cskes snd kusks:
] have aleo pazshsssd Ne rsssns Right eor Scott
PATtuT LOAF 1R1AD,
made by Machinery. The advantages elsimsd for
this process Of making Bread are hsss, ths Bread
more Uniform Il quslitys spd hsndsons In sppesr.
longer vi DeconpE stale, and 70 many persons
Il mol objec uoEabis when week old, II cnss 10
handsome The nness French roll, II goes fsstbsr
anu 10 readily introduced into families who have
OF used Bakers Bread before. l sasli continue 70
run Bread Wagon ~ heretofore. In Offering Tive
tire sstisfseIos, hope 70 10 able 10 sSppy al Who
msy kvsr me with their patronage. Thankful for
pact favOrs, hope TO neHE . continuance 81 The
SANE. All orders from the eouItry promptly stsnd.
edto. DANlkL AOO2k,
Pioneer Bakery, Front Street, one square above
Burrows PreiIymga,s Steam Mills.
Dsysnpor RI, Nay "a, l656.du t@'
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WOODBN PUMPal

TIE subscrIber y nov ready 70 furnish WOODEN
PUMPS TO order, Of any isngth o. cnpASlty.-
These Pumps mads thai wskr wa not froQDs b
them. Warranted " work we'll for oss yssr. AQse
duct logs furnishsd 70 order. Ea.a s. s4s
Orders may b left q tbs oos of d. L. ehossy, 1sl.
with the subscribsS e his placs u bus1ns neer
Shorey's Machine shog. J.0. eHOh8f
Davenport Nov 10 dWtf
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JUST RECElVEn,
<LAR6E lot of GOLD PENS ~ the bsst man
r. NJ. hOusEL,
fsb5dt Mes LsClais soass.
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ahwAnD DARuHsTsn. VIZ. hsHay DAaLiHeTos
H. DARLINGTON Z CO.,
Alto Il NEYS AT L a w,
DAVENPORT, IOWA.
oaes, corner Of Aain aad Sseenl streets, eppo-
site LsClsirs Heuss.
COLLECTIONS made and proceeds prsapsly rsnsttsd
Kastsrn Exchange Tor sale In ss0s - suit sppl-
ssHA.
Noney 10 loan on long Or shet time.
III 3, lsEa RBl88RWCB1. e.
p. Gfbssn, RsQ3 Ce6Asf. Mnt u oAltanere.
". TowaessA, ksq ;, |" Dask ofCheasf 60,
Wet CAesees, Pa,
Norris & yoass d Co., Philadslphias se 8i5'
PWcodwsri ! 6,gsanksrs, CtasAse,
nsYbv Il Marx sdsls, ~ -. ko01s,
N61 h ClArks. See. AushcA ~. 90. %
q r. Lsson 90, fiS0oarg, @ a a.. .aze
Day MatlAck, Canel aasu, .rz.
Hdvin Bath, ksq, - ..
Nes0a - AWo0
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VIEW TEN STORE

81 nfa NEW TEN STORE. a
:s.s r ss
neg y!a.s.S "A aassasssssas snd keeping sonssssly
Copper, lin anA sAsst Iron Ware,
Psr4cnlsr stsates paid 70 Reohpg, spoasine and
JobbiRs. County nS9ehants can rely ppon being
sspFneA viah Tin w@1as thOls0lAphdss. .sJzg5
hgs, old copper, lead, As, taken y exehange 10,
gSods. tk5E9dtSFi 4 GRANLkES b BkLL.
6s8l b aassg# NiDtS6e. saosiR
TIE .asss,iest: sas: s: s.E s1ssssa ia.S CO.
undsf d 4eeff A. cAsT1RL 4 CO., and will
carry d Sho bufness at The old stand, where may
b0 Eonb6d frosh a0OgtnGnt uG ,saEgDL ps's q
New and 0oaeonAble 0oodS,
70, 0snaei3 3sA1 Year, AID naas up 10 order In the
--latest styiss. We havs oa hand.a large ASSORTMENT
Of tie beH made furnissihg Goods, consistine OF
Ill varieties Of =, Esv.5gsa sqR aassf Hf#3s
SAirts, ua1sesAirts, Drawers, Stock fiss, era.
yAss, uisvsb, Hitts, SeskS, suspsndsrs,
Brasss .sa il Wis iias, for 'as Allow
-. a. rs & s5tH5 A. CASCRRL,
GEO. LATIMkR.
Davsapors, Oct Is, 80 8ft 'ai ~ uovletf
Ter ssis y ILvoRD : VAN PaTTkN-
| XaIA y II -
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DossIS Saloons. &c.

BotsIs Saloons. &c.
SCOTT HOUSE,
'9'asi below " II. ssssa fsetst sai Ferry lsndas.
J. ]. HUMPHREY 3 CO., ProPrs.ors.
xVo0LD rsspsstfaiIy announee 70 The thsi, 3 Es,.ers M
w frsoas ard The public generally that hey have
S''S'' ~ Lsre, Hsv Hot,l.
AID sadsi more than onshslf v is former siss,
an1 havins frs-1tlsj and rs.fursished ths entire
so..s :' . .s e {. ass. Of
Ssrs ,ois TINS 40 ass Y one sfses pleasant
y e oos i.isna ely .nd Of sia Fe Arm
st,ons. feb2
CITY HOTEL,
Garner Of Third and Perry streets,
AcYIHY 3 oLRDTEAD, ffspfistszs
u,HK undersixpsd would respectfully inform shs,z
il frtspds and ths pabiie, that thsy have this day
anened the ~CrrY noraL''for the reception OF sran.
and s,:: f. Sss %
Ssntss md saort on the part Of the Proprstors
:esi ss wanting to eossibs,s 10 the comfort sfhsr
KS,sn.,y sIls ], ,wiA osEaful ssd aisH,iv:hss-
asi. 4 W: - .lsssssso.. Al.s !.,s. y..4s'n-
psctsd, for the oomnoasups Of karnsIe, ~:
oIEsfR1D iHss'
davenport, May lst, lsss-1M "a ------
NEW YORK HOTEL.
Harrison, bstwssa Yront and second Streets,
o.e ssss,s. es!ey ~ q: =: r:5;k ;ay .snAns
r,,. naa.s |. on. * s1s s.a.. location.
comm asdiag sps visw oftAs siissssipp ssf sId
xssk Island. z-n !.a..4 y.
E01Sf, 5i0H AND 0RNANR1TAL PAINT
IUa, PAPE1 NAMeINo, 11C. ~
:7-S .sss.ssis,' W. sss;s,sse .sse.sss s's !. Il.
Dfrispds that ks wili eo.unusth the
above bssinsss IN sht 6rsuch.
q .t The old staud on Perry Street, between sssopa
His long sxpshsaes Ia the above business. war.
aIis him 10 assursg his patrons fu satisAssion To
faiats Of all Soloss pre- pared and ready sor uss--
Gis:s q ~ ssss. putty DO, f9r ;:is. a. n nou.pl
PLAIN and 0R6A1ENTN
PAPI8 HAHeINa, WHIfYNINa. WALL
Tf 6OLO1u0, Xs. -S'ty 9 Eks8
DSss y s E. a. and - pas' ss
fs.ars are only sttsnl 70 Paper 4angiss, Whtsniss and
sDs. Es asaass and Issx Ha Weesss 10
.ssuring the public fal Isfscasa both In sconomy
III 1Irssrsatss 10 make old cslings (Ao natter how
aueh diseolossd with smoks)xs white - new.
shop on Third Street, lower side, between Brady
and Perry SReets.
Davsspors, l.N sy4.i
PXO.V.EEk VS.
Wholesale Dry Goods House,
.aSgHssa sOss n RNep,
second Ssrsst, abgvs Perry. Davsnport, lava.
Cosutry merchsnts would promote thsar tnssrssss
BY sIAniping opr stosk and RI,oes: u. sa&e =
EFT. 4 &, ,L. yOHNST0M s.
cA1PRHrxHs AND 1UIIDx1s.
shop on &scoad, bet r. Islsnl f Perry Sfs
II EsPRCTPULLY btgtenys 10 inform the cttlzeu!
II OF Davenport xixiaxy, thAttAey are prepared
% buildinss Of svery deeestpOn PromPa
attention gvsA work snarnstsd 10 their care JOB
niAg OF al kindsdone. Aplx,,eo-on. ~
Y. Z. sHI1WO0D,
MANUFACTURES OF
aoaFo A1ac1 oA1AcA1eOs
Iowa, between Second and Front 6tt,
DAVENPORT, IOWA.
E. IS. ANDRU6,
BELL HANGER
Orders isn al the Pos ssMes Will BE- promptly :.
tsudedts. Davenport Nov is '5o dlf
II. G.. EADS,
nnnrYH
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New Arrangement.
Important q P5sssa2s's a0sTa East
JoLIFT.qQf OFF,
lxI15YIy11I1 Nnx011:T,
F.

Tho ercst Central Roats, connecting Tie Athnnc
tties Win the Western, Northwestern, anA South
.ssssrn Stasss By oeotiuaous Halfway dissst TAis
80 NO cooncets st Pittsburgh With daily line ot
r b sll psr,s on the WeslsYn Rivera, and At
,isystand and Sandusky With Sseamsfs 70 AL porte
n ne Norsh hwssssEn Lakes making ~ most d.
sct, eAsspsst s~S rsiisSts vssee ~ WsiAn a. slssaI
rst.s h.tveen PhilaAAluhia And YittpbQrR.
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Batting and Bags.
SO BALES COTTON BATTING
5000 SEAMLESS EACS,
a''sa just Received q
w. IN6LEE a, CO. .,E
Noyl7 NEW YORK sT0RE. III ai t-
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OIcf1rjes.
REMOVAL. q ----
'tCharles M. za~ke
~~a' WHOLESALE GROCER.

. & Fr - ssA<~uAN/v "A ff&ef|
tCharles M. za~k~.
80. 81 WHOLESALE GROCER,
FRONT sTRskr, ooRszk pRRAy
!a@V@ A CARD.
HAVING removes to ne " brick .ssre ss abonxs ,o,
ne purpose o. transacung HhoiasaIs q aroe.S.
baAaass take thts op poRtu pfty of fstnrnin~ ~ ~,
izens OF DayeGpsrt and vtsiAISy nv thanks e. ~
liberal patronage bestowed upon me, and vann ~
ylte purchasers OF t(frssseiss Al WiefessS - sA
SOCK 81 new ssand, hoping to msri, ubessi shs
~ pe.ionase oJ sssping good articles ct iovest noS
ocLI, 1853. CHARLES a.H.wkaaa wa b"
5+si aases A0sess.
sugar Cured Hams q II CantaI
/ you want Q choice Sagax Cared Han a. . .r,..
aed snosider, apply 81 my Pork House On Frost
sugar Cured Smoked Hsms II sH.se.
Smeksd ehoulaerSe
Liberal Up discount nade 10 the frsas. a."
s8A.i H. HKIDgNHEiakR.n noAAo"s-
wholesale and Retail Grocary AZ Preva.,op
III Stare. = -
&cond ST., 9 doors bslcp Brads, norh ~
L Rave Justtaesiys I'd asd am opsnins on~ ~ ri.
sI{eI ara beat selected stocks Of ~.g-es>r' Z
GROCERIES AND PROVISIONS
eser before 10 thh Market 70 NhieA Il h,.,s
ne attention OF country merchants and ~ nnIs~a
prices. sSssse
Can AMI see for yourselves before p.,ea.4ns - Ga.
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