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Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1857-03-05
NatireS of New Advertisements.

Garrett, Dick and Fitzgerald, New York,
have lately published new work by the au-
thor of 'Iaideo' called Magdalcn Hepburn.
which will be forwarded pre- paid on the re-
ceipt Of 81. The work is highly commended.
Proposals are invited for building school
heuse at Locke's Mills
An extensive sale Of Real Esta,e and Per
sonal Property will come off in Huntingdon
county on the 2jth inst.
An executors notice.
Where TO buy cheap Drugs, sc.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1857-03-05

ILLINOIS LASps-The attention Of farms,
and others about removing to the west,
desirous of making safe investments, iSn
quested to the advertisement of Joseph Mil
ken, Esq, Offering for sale 10000 acres,
Prairie Lands in Central Illinois The4
lands are located in a climate congenia
our own, near the great lines Of railway th..
traverse the State, and for fertility and ea,,
cultivation are unsurpassed. Among thoa
who have already made purchases are Wr
Mitchell Of Lewistown, Joseph Tice of Gran
vile, John VI. Bell of Derry, and Others. III.
examined them in person and viii cheerful,
testify to their value The lands will be MI
low, and offer the strongest inducements E,
emigrants from this and neighborins eous
ties TO form neighborhoods, and thus !,
measure relieve the tefiousness arising fror
settling among strangers in a strange land.
Hol3o,oays Pills an unfailing RemeiY a.
Bilious Complaints. Thomas Hodson, Four
street, Philadelphis, had the misfortune
be afflicted with the severest Of bilious ca,,
plants, disorders nausea and foul stomact
which prevented him rclishing auv kind
food. and frequently threw him on 4 bed
sickness for several weeks. He tried man,
remedies recommended him By friends. Fg
they only tended 50 increase his malay; Ii,
brother, last fall, recommended him t, u,
Holloway's Pills, which he did, the result I.
use his own words, was truly extraordnarv
for after about six weeks usage uf this Inc,
timablc medicine, ! was completely cured
and will bever again be without it--I guess. !"
ggThe statistical tables Of mortality show
q reduction in this country of the propor,iop
Of deaths from pulmonary diseases. Docto,
Aver attributes this result to the effect of E,
Cherry Pectnral. lie also asserts that the
cures from his Cathartic Pills give reason +,
believe they will, as they come into nor.
general use, materially reduce the mortalit7
from those particular diseases for which tbey
are designed. From what we know Of hi.
preparations, we think he mas grounds forbj
claims, and if he has, it is an attainment a.
which an Emperor might he proud RareI7
is it permitted any one man to know that N;
skill is bestowing health and life 10 the mas
ses Ct his fellow men. Such reflection !,
worth working for, even though he had The
reflection for his reward -SprjaHfeid Dqg.
Courier.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1857-03-05
Sl24,260
$4,000
Add rent Of mines,
sl39,W0

In estimating the expenses, it must be taken
into consideration that the maintenance of way
will probably be less than for the last season.
the banks having settled, and the deep cuts be-
ing sloped. The motive power Will cost bat
little more; one engine having been er gagged
great part of this year in the transportation of
iron rails, cross-ties and lumber, for the con-
struction of the road, or used with the dirt
train, for which no charge has been made
The Superintendent, in his report, estimates
the net earnings for this year at Sl20, ,000-
Should the stockholders, however, not have
faith in these figures, some gentlemen are now
negotiating for lease, that will probably take
the road for five years, Oh the following terms:
Rent With fha Minas NNifhn1,t
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1857-03-05
Where 10 buy cheap Drugs, &c.


The SECOND WIFE.-Our lady readers, TO
whose pleasure we hare not been able to de-
vote much space for some time on account of
politics and advertising, viii find an excellent
tale n to days parcr called The Second
Wife"
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1857-03-05

E1~The inauguration took place yester-
day. Washington is said ts be crammed full
Of Office hunters.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1857-03-05

5000 600 of bonds would enable US to get along
for the next two months, and further sale OF
100000, during March and April, will llkely
be as large an amount of the bonds as II will
be necessary to sell. The remainder can De
used as collateral and the sinking fund alluded
to might be so arranged as TO absorb annually
portion of the debt, an equal amount Of the
bonds being in all cases cancelled.
Assuming the whole amount Of bonds
to be sold, the annual interest on
both loans would amount 10 $4,000 90
Add per cent. on $4,000 of stock, $4,000 90
sI03 600 90
The shipments of coal for July and Angus,
from four collieries, were at the rate Of about
50 600 tons per annnm. These same coilieries
expect to send to market monthly more than
double that average; ard with SIX new mines
getting into operation, 250 900 tons can certain
~ be counted on for the present season. Al
lowing a moderate increase in the passenger
receipts and local freights, and assuming the
expenses TO be double those OF the past year,
the following will be the result:
10000 tons. of 2000 lbs. in Pennsylva-
MA Railroad cars, al % cts. So2,oUO
shipments, al 81 cents, $1,000
Passenger receipts, $500 per month, l6,OOU
Local frejgbts, $1,000
Mails, l,fU0
sl04 200
Superintendence, maintenance of way
per month, 10000
Average last six months S2600.) --
sl24, 200
Add rent Of mines, $4,000
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1857-03-05

Estate of John c. LeattOr, deceased.
n Office is hereby given that letters testa-
~ mentary on the estate of JOHN G.
LEATTOR, late of Bratton township, Mif.
fin county, deceased, have been granted TO
the undersigned. residing in said township.
All persons indebted to said estate are re-
quested to make payment without DELAY. and
those having claims to present them duly au-
theatlcated for settlement.
MARGARET LEATTOR.
H'@l'-o' Executrix.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1857-03-05


There was not much variation until the
eighteenth ballot, when Hopkins was dropped
Packer having increased to 81, Witte to A.,
and Black fell down to %. On the twentieth
Packer had SO, on the twenty first GO, on the
twenty-second and twenty-third 81, and on
the twenty fourth, the vote stood
Packer, 66 Witte, 81
Black, Ii
Nimrod Strickland, of Chester county, was
nominated for Canal Commissioner, and
Judge Lewis for Supreme Judge
Put on new drcss-The Muncy Lumina-
ry.
Getting interesting question who is
TO be the next ?. II. of Lewistown.
Sticking out a feet-The old divisions
among the democracy, when they quarreled
about Cass and Buchanan.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1857-03-05
Notice to Builders,

I DROP0SALSW viii be received AZ the Cgun,
Il ing Room of Z. T. Locke Il Co. At
Locke's Mills. MiffIin county. Pa. up 70 tie
10th Of March next, for building BRICK
SCHOOL HOUSE. materials to be furn;shss
by the contractor. Specifications and rs1
may be seen at the aforesaid counting room
f. Z. LOCKE.
GEO. SWARTXELI.. bul!lMs
GEO. ". CRISSMAN. Commute
Locke's Mills, March ), 1857.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1857-03-05

After the first vote letters from F. W.
Hughes and J. Porter Brawley were read,
Withdrawing their names from the list of can
didates The name Of Isaac Slenker was al
so Withdrawn.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1857-03-05
List of Causes for Trial
At april Term, A. d. 1857.
Estate of John c. Leattor, deceased

Pro'hoao,arys oce, Iewlstovn, Feb. a6, Iss2 s."
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1857-03-05
5000 ACRES OF LAND
4 TEAMS

AT The same time and place, will be Offer
the following Personal Pronertr.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1857-03-05
Public Sale of Real Estate ard
Eersonal Property,

'Hh subscribers will offer az Public >ai.
Il on WEDNESDAY, lie 9th day d
March, 1897, the valuable property gl,gvgs,
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1857-04-10

Aud with laugh that sounded more
Ike shrek from the depths Of woe, she
tell back and expired
The handi, chief was carried to the
nearest toxin, and when sufficiently re-
covered from the wound dealt him by
the hand OF Moena Caialla, was tried,
found guilty OF namberless acts Of bar
bariiy, each one Of which would have
ensured his death, and suffered the cx-
treme penalty of the law.
Jose Tonnevra and Mocha Caiaila
soon after plighted their undy ying faith a,
the altar, and though they knew that the
possession Of wealth was not within
their grasp, yet they were well satisfied
that happiness might yet be purchased
without It. And the story Of their long
divided loves Is often told by the gossips
Of Seville, while seated at their doors
watching the bright moon as it rises from
behind the housetops, and listening to the
merry sound of the guitar played by
some distant lovers hand.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1857-04-10
: 60 nina hIIn. Jaoob. help ms

Never mind him, Jacob; help me
up. III go home"
Put on yoar vhesl, den; here It is,
said the old crout-eatcr, gathering up his
boss sad trying TO get the garment upon
bis lumpy back The moment old Peter
made his effort, he grew liyid in the
tace--his hair stood On end. Ike tlIe
quiia upon the frigltfal porcupiue," as
Mrs. Partineton cbseryes-ho shivcred
--he shook-his tech chattered-and
his knees knocked ssaceo aceompanis
monL
%. Yacob. carry me home. rm
dead as nits %
Yat' Ish nodder shake in your
troushers :"
No-a--leok I'm swelt all up! Nine
vhest won't 60 on my back. O, O, mine
Goup
Dun'der and blixen :" cried cid Jake,
As he took the same conclusion, and with
might aud main the old man, scared into
nost wonderful feat Of physical ac,ivi-
~ and strength, lugged and carried the
boss some quarter mile to the house.
Young Peter had shinned 1t home ut
The earliest stage Of ihe dire proceedings;
and 50 alarmed the girls, hat they were
in high state when they saw the approach
of the good old dad and his assistant.
! Old man Peter was carried in. and
began TO die, natural as life, when in
comes the old lady, in a great hustle, and
wanted to know what was going on
! Old Peter, ia the last gasp OF agony and
weakness, opened his eyes, aud fsebly
pointed 10 his leg. The old woman rip
ped up the pantaloons, and ont fell =
small thistIe-iop, and, at the same time:
considerable of a scratch was made visi-
! bic.
" Call dis shnake. BAH" says the
, old woman.
E 40, but I'm pizhened 10 death. Mollyl
: See, I'm al pizon-mine vhcst-O dear,
mine yhest not come over mine body ~
Haw, haw, haw - roarcd the old
woman vat q fool! You got Peters
D vhest on--haw, haw, haw r'
Boshl' roars cid Peter, shaking of
deaths icy fsitafs n esuv rosrE-5.- ard
5 jumpingup. 'Bosh, Jacob, vat an old fool
It you mushi be, to sag wash selinakebitel
Go bout your bisllness, gals. Peter
4 bring me some beer"
The old woman ed Peters life.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1857-04-10
THE POTATO DISEASE.

Mr.. Henry +. French has prepared
synopsis Of certain subjects, written on
in the Patent Office Report, for the Net0
England Farmer, from which we ex-
tract the following on the potato disease:
While farmers have become almost
discouraged in attempting 20 comprehend
the workings Of this disease, while the
ten thousand dollars reward offered by
Massachusetts for tie discovery Of its
causes and remedy remains safe in her
treasury, science has been working away,
year after year. in Prussia, comparing
fact with fact, noting the most triding
Circumstance, until very valuable re-
suits seem 10 have been attained. The
observations we're conducted IN the years
1852, 1858, ls51,-under the direction
Of government officer, with reference
to several points, which had before at.
tracted attention. space can only now
be devoted to brief statement Of the
results of these experiments. The whole
article may perhaps find room in some
future number Of this paper.
As 70 lts eolor Of l.e p0tatos most
disposed % disease.-It vas found on
trial Of hundreds Of varieties, that the
white and yellow potatoes rotied most,
the reds less By one haiG and the blues
Dot at all, although Il is not to be infer
red thai the blues are always exempt.
As q DE eoior II tie p0tatoes most
/ diJ,96ed % rof.-Ii was found that Of tho
round, or r0undish potatoes, about one
eighth Of tie varieties were diseased, Of
ihe long potatoes, in which ae included
only those whose length vas twice their
breadth, about one-ffrh, q much larger
proportion, we're affected, and Of the
kidney shaped none we're diseased. II
was found also, that early potatoes were
less liable 10 disease ihan late ones
that those planted close, one foot apart
each way, rgsled more thaa those Eore
open, l-2 BY 2 feet apart, and that the
wet portions of the Geld roitel more lhan
Ghe dry. Il Has further observed, IN
thea experiments, tina; varieties reccntly
produced from seed Of BALI, were no
more ezemP fiaa others from disease,
and that fields planted consecutive years
With potatoes we're u0i more affeeied iaan
ibose planted bus one yesr, lhoegA The
IeFoIs seesn 70 haye been deprecated IN
quantitg and quality.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1857-04-10

es TIE ~ss 4 50 j. asaih.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-05-19

'"n su.aeN DAsenpovt, lows.
b \ L h /. :, | q X !
A, ) ASTON,
HAT. CAP AND STRAW GOODS :
STORh.
ias sssses,e.s 10. tue yis.sass ahsaia. ~. sis-
t.sas ot tAs.apo sld slriults that b. 10 ssiii o.
His ss.rs u Dsssssous bio<s. opposite
Lsolsrs noa.s
aAAi Dooa TO MAILS oATas.
sPRiNO AND SUMNER STOCK OF
800 Os
Ia %. ls., y. u. shsi..Ai. o s...ii u.as. sd
ha1ss BY strie. sttsation 10 bustses. T. merit
ssars Of pseiis patronage. We have
slsrss stock u
cnIlDREs's STRAW sooJs
aissxs FLATS AND sIssr,,
- ssiss 80 iS,it. NE .us.s.ss -. s... v.ssiss.
GENTS. tPAsHioSAsLx sNAvkns, spkISs
srYLks ~ MoLgsKls ANIL cAsslMkaEs
20 had sna fitted 10 ell s.s..
Sign OF THE BIG HAT
>. ALsToa,
svsii n d-sus opposiss LsClsirs Hssss.
HARRIS
NEW SPRING GOODS
.HAys AksiyaI
Consisting In part VI
blssh asd ysssy ssiAs,
bsliiAsts, Ls~ns sadShslsss
$780,. Tisssss, Wool oslslsss.
sisfass- ~, eas spsiss Ds'sia.s.i
sssils, Crap .ad Summer sl..ls
ls.ss ios q nos:sry = die " ell ssss
Ne: issa:; wear
fsetiax, Checks. Tweed. jeans
White snb. Curtain 6sods;
al !.
large lst Of
PArssois and umlssliss.
In ssi.s !. nsii sssossnsas u slikiads Of
DRESS GOODS
Usllssd 80 them. sssay. ID door b-le~ sdssssst,
cpl dvsfa
Ssap, Candls al Lard Oh Factory.
JOHN C. MATTHE6,
DRALxR IN
al esla, 0sAs A, 1ssla 81 Candle WIS.,
s'' Ss;.;y;:css:iS,o 81: q so w:.s.''
Lard Oh tos eae1las De- .elesv. - sd. lsaIf
New mar Dsesaing. Shaviog,
anA oAanpsoolng aaaeea.
~ q. VAN nCk, sss1ssiy q f.asAssspsas. Sss
al. = 49, 80 :: o Ss.s
$50 lsis Dsssnlas ssa sAsyiss saloon "a tks
D:;:s s mo- g, 3 s -. ,,: .a:''
tsssiss1s s:ss..ss .Ps1 70 cs.nss esila,.a.
A:,s. ~, n ,ss,.s ssses~ rnOnAs q. y,srrx
NO a1UMBUG.
VI. - 49,, scs ale q ALis0s . As11ipE's
nsug oeeee, eeeea1 .svsee. eaa 4..r s.S@ " c.ek
1sslss.s e.as, sslysssAss,ssd sssss Cot Oevss-
IS6sss, q - ssas pr losss, Va sss SssSss
~ 800 A. sesaed viin pspsslaaen q lsAA nab-
- 20 ~ vsss 1 % .ss e sssFeHs sy sss
ssIS - sSs 100. Isosot5 ,.sS ssss ss:s.
sesan n1gins - asis.
4 stgA. hesss psvsr ssss. kasins fora
az osss ~ .:s 81 ss Essvas's
.Als AssAias Merks and rosse,y
xxDClI0 VIM.
ssss'''1 II asi ;:iI:; Wi I;:a;s
Attention 1aF0oe0.
Wsaase ass fsssivsd . ~ .ness q sasoor1s
-. az s''.. s ssslsis:s IS { i4tss -
/ :s.. !. .s ss ,ssss = - -:
I Wiz $780, = .Issl.9 ~ 1ssU : 60
A'1 ''''ssS. rses - - :. in,Lsssru.
- La91es, -.
'Ws;. 3 - - = 5eSss.-
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-05-19


xae1lty.
j.. G.. LOPEZ,
rnESpAi, AGA Teacher 10 Bod ksoptnS. -.
reA1 .-....,. -
49,. 'naAsA'sss s.fssss = f'.-'a's's -
HAVING ssql1al11 vlaA ayDele aahis laeee9ee
nw;a ss1ss ~ - ss 81 "a 6:sIsssS e
ipsostsIEsmrRy ox-ksEPlxc,
ss SuSiS - SS66zssnis.
Spss hoaA SD mpl1 aytos = veil - ceanessaai
saiSnlaosas, sa1 tit sssssass AsEAs q aaihf
TkACnBRS
eunlaoeA fes e3eDtIAg end tnstsuettng u 3 her.
- 90 so1e061oe na9aes ssr sysse0 q VIM /.
lsS4!a.g 0a.e.saiai fsassssAip, 1issds ~,
In1is4 DaUasensas.
Pauu1anlss auoosteo y 6llslos1 ~ III denasA.
neas, = - seoa = 6svslsA snsDastvely 10 90
OSsessns - neAssuAe so esssss q tnsasusaas.
- thessaGA, eeetasy lQeltalaee q - Wess. 10
49, sesa oe1el na11a.e. ~ - iss1i =
49, ~ g g sss3 =, - q e egkse.s LII
= - - rs~s :. - -
- 4 - y 80 SG1Annn1nn =
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-05-19
Gbifagg.


FLOYD Il MALGOM.
t.sccs.soss faos fIorp),
Dealers In Iron, Steel, Nails, Ntoves,
Vssvr AND SHELLY HARDWARE,
Ne. sat Lake street, Chteage, siIiasts,
ma, isiksly
Snow CAsEsi SHOW CASES!
ID iDbR NICHOLAS, Sho~ oa.o aud Metal sasa
II ManaiAc snrcfs, isy1s south Clark street, be~
tween adams and Monro. streets. c ic.ga, Iiiinoi..
show oases Of ever description, constantly On
hsnd and made N order, sueb silver aled Ger
man silver, Rosewood, Mahogany, BlaeS Walnut,
@s. omsr. from ne GO inIry promptly asieaded 20
s'Ases. Address, kiDHR & NICHOLAS,
1872 South Clark street,
CHICAGO LkAIHkH BBLTiNG MANufACToky
KELLY T. BLACK BURN.
Manufacturer. Of suysrior Article OF
OAK TANNED
4 4 A n u L k Is T. l. IL n u,
Witch ,aoy VIII sell stSe. YORK and Bo.1 prices.
ahbersl discount made 10 large purchasers.
KELLY 4 1LAcKsUlS.
fAnhsrs ,Curricr inportefs Of French and EnSii.n
Street. cHlCAGo.t LIMOS. tune 14dwir
UNION CAR AND BRIDGE WORKS
fOuNnK
CHI CA GO, ILLiN OIS,
4 NArs, stills, brackets, Tfassss, Loiaaa., Sc, 81
~ Tho latest patterns made 10 order.
iaia.%a..en :. % prices. &C as, Ne .b..'.sa :,
'' sfoNs' so5ss. q sovros
each copy daily rear. and send bill 10 proprietor.
| mehiS di1
NOTICE.
W >. AiLLkk, iats oflho rrm A.sr,, UpasE
Miller tnssiag dissolved from thai eonesis
90 Tho LEI oi March last, has formsd tae ses
water street, tsi,Aso, aud having b-un ." forlus
Ave IS !" fseoiye their apring Stock Of Groeeries
"a advance OF any otter House Ia their ilns, ndaee
| lhsa tp sner their stock Tor mott cash, al love
Pficasths1 esa be- iaasi stsaJ other Hoass In IN.
ely
Iasn atoes 1. isus, ..i .stisi, se~ snd eo.
iaW chssts Ice x0vo noses 0lass
~ Leg sosss, 1870 aags nails,
NO sb.s ,aoisss.., io eosssa
.p.. sR' ...s...a. % If i %sss. a' M..
laAs ~ ". aly. aiLi.Ek = BOUNDS.
hE Y NOLDS ELY s. CO..
Wa1OLEsAl.E aMOGEMs, 4;
"a AsstL wsisr street, cstn.s Michigan A .,.a. =,
Il hsynolis Eiys bloCs,
i CHICAGO.
Ask IA store .sd li.r ..fag trad. III. i.
xxssi ssd meet eoapists .s.ortn,s at u
q n q @ . 4. - -
!" 10 te1ad 70 tho VEST uasins tss.ieat pArsAs
- New York and making punch satssiJ irol
asss hsnds ve can offer iIdaCsisnt. e.a. g. AM Lous
sAst er ~sst We invite sspeei.l sitvltiea a Jobbsl
| aud others a. our stock OF
!. Tsas,
which conpfisss lars. and eoaapiss uout n,
| pficss - io~ OF lower than Ia New Yotk city
We solicit IN examination VI oar stock ana A.. On,
ndsns we can mAksh Tor the interest d~lsrs 10 NAL
= s.-. k1.sne.ee MoE %. fcb6 dip
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-05-19
PIRK AuD LIFE InuuRAacx.
CoaAaoptal Insurance Company.

Coahaeotal Insurance Company,
One, No IL Wall street. Ns~ fora.
tANh CAPITAL, 3Uu,uoo DOLLARS. |
WILLIAM y. bkApg, President l
utShoh 4. uofh, Secretary.
fAiRBAAksA HICksos. Ax.s,s
No. iionaass's bisss, davenport
tstbAsas = hisks.1 .i.o AgentIos the Msn- /
Lals iiis lssas Company, leash capital sod
sad 81 sepsf. Ia take RISKS the favorable
sosas arha All
rss.is Marine and Fine InsuT.ass Company,
PEORIA, ILL.
rHAarsAsD ISL.
l"ii1 .,%r.sy eo.,iGa., e ..sas po.s.ss On
rohfAiios AND FiRh RISKS, at rsssssstk
r.issl
A. unconditional return premium u 10 per een,.
Ilo geas.
Fafan property aud detached buildings, fayorabI,
..a. .sd ma, % insured sssns. loss o. damage 81
hf.i ior ANY eGgth OF ume ,ifom I've yoss, ~
low fsses OF premiam, aud ihassvoid ssssssnsnss
CAPITAL Sl00,OUo.
DIRECTORS
is.es unasshiii. rhso. Perry, VA. Hssroa,
40. Tying. W. II. Pheips, pRk srothssson,
Y. Holland, VIM. Fem, l.. Holland,
WIN b. Msson, b. h. T. Bourlsnd, J. Reynolds,
charles Holland
offiCEks.
isaAc uHBshntLL, Pres; n. l.. .. noeaLAAs, Wee
Pros; taAaLss HoLLAAp, Secretary
| JOHN ADAMS Agent Tor Rock leland, uav export,
| MOLINE ana stciuty. Omcc ~ fieA Uoodale 4 Lees
Han ling House, lila ole sfeet, Rock Island lila.
| Nay 2tth. dd
Chicago CITY Insurance Company.
SaesIAe. - SO,W OO
| bdanhi tsueeld, ffsst. Henry Randi, Sect
J.. 4. LANk, Agent,
oso y %. Daseapost, Iowa.
Washington Union Insurance 0snpaay,
Cleveland, 0hie:
4 kEsouk CEs o3v0 yDv0.
| Ao-No special Hazardous, steam or Marine ktsk
hkan.'to oukLtCH ~ sfEWAkr, Agsnts.
s.p< ~ Davenport Iowa.
CHARTER OAK
o.efH INSURANCE COMPANY.
s1arsGOPa, Cona.
o90O. 00O CAPITAL
| WIS Assss Anp incagAssns suasLus As.sspss.
sesarviy Invested under Ihs saa ciiou Ana spprovs
| si the Comptroller Of Public accsuats
JAAksC. MALkLkf, Pr-sid.nt
John l.. BUNCH, Vice Pr.sid.nl
| kLiAsstl.i. Secretary.
X. ID DlCkkkMAN, 0enr, agent.
JOHN A.. ADLkk, NJ ID. Medical Eaami.ss.
Applications received ~ WILLIAM ALLhA
Agents "me. fosi Once building, Davenport.
Jun. ~ du
HARTFORD IuoukAuCg COMPANY,
GAR0TA1..-o3lO.tD1DO
NAfEh4yc received the Agency VI lhls ssssa aaa
AIa are prepared te issue poiicicsoA as ta,ossSis
iisrns sny other sooa GompoDy.
isea. MAfkLUt ! NvRBiN.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-05-19

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nate b1tOhSa IA 40.
!. Burrows = Prsttyman.
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1aes. 0aDs, clsthine. seR.
W.. =. .a ssss = . ssrsss q ss.a
Ing Our Rsii aud Winter stock, salute y ttt, II
III. sonnasi'y; We q ~ psus.l,o q, ,,,... or
We are constantly rvesiyins sadistoGs TO cSz tocA
We hsve nov on hAnd oas assostnkna Of
DRESS GIN M,
ouks, Merines, Pasaasstas. va,e.aIea.es.
Lssssss, DeLaiaes, o., GAAvls ana naa.
u!las y Oseas variety,
Cle;As. osssl..ss. vsssiaF, 1esAy AaAs
suitable fss sAs saaias sessea.
Groceries, Orookery.
Hardware, Carpets, OIL Cloths.
Rubber Goods, Window Shades
and Yankee Notions,
saors ssnsrai varissy Of oous 3 not a. h. a~.S m
any vest VI tbs Asppi In counsctios vtsh oar
retail bushes - hsvs opsssd Wh0ieoaIe
noe0s n .ss = ed a sscit. g oar Saiidlas. u
TsS..:a.a.: :. .n -, s.y GOOD. i. o.r In. 70,
$50 @ 49, "a. :, - pss Sapsr = ss = ss.y 90
70 E.6R.GERN
Pay sSs Eisssss x.sGss Prize. s.r an s,.1. Of
Issasssl
BURROWS 1 PRETTYMAN.
wHoLksALn AND AETAiL DnALxRs IN
q - y = Ia ~ . Nd DOM ESTlC
D8y o0o00.
Boots, sAss, nass. espe, olssAiAs, -. -.
-. Fa0nT sTkxEI,
NEW DRK 0OoDs STORE.
ssssl1 81 Dssssss Asssy sss rsro.
GtDssAGE 4 BOiLES,
ssnIcKLAsD IUDD DusnAa,
~ssis sssSsstiaiy 81. Inc Alsss,,oa VI he iAAsls
stD.ssGPor,, HosA Island and sieiai,y, "
thsisissusaa veil selected s,ess OF
STAPLE s. FANCY DRY GOODS,
lie rhit -, affLss ADD QUALITIES VI which
ere veil wor,hy ne uotlss VI CLOSE PuK.
chAsERs, consisting Of
SILKS AND DRESS GOODS.
isgfcs, variety nftsr .,.t Jss..sssss SPRING
| srfLKs. FRENCH. ENGLISH q AMERICAS
/ rnnts, White Goods and Embroidsriss,
Laasss AID i.a ssiie.. EaSi;sa & Gesmsu Hosiery
| SMALL WARES.
so.,. n.a-sss. CONT. .aa Pssfsmsr, ii eli 1,sa..
= y.ss rieh s~ssstm.st " ths
LAtESI iNronIArfoka 90
| SHAWLs AND MANrILLAS,
Ihsss sooas being NAV AMI JIsi OPENED, pssss.
snss Opportunity Tor choice selection,
| tuAALAs tsossAsr tnchzsfvu cas-. C. bora