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The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-02-21
THE DAILY GAZETTE.
NlSeFIIANEODS.

LETTER FROM THoMAs "a BENTON -
Rowland Thompson, Esq, Chair
man Of the Lecture Committee Of the
Young Mems Association, has re
ceiysd the following letter from Thon-
.as H. Benton:
WAsHINeToN CrrY, Feb'y 9th. 1857.
Mr.. THoMpsoN- Your letter
reminding me Of my promise to visit
Chicago, and your suggestion that
.sepamoured OF New England might
forget the West" has been duly re-
csived; and in answer to it | have TO
ssy. that confess to the one-half of
your suggestion, and traverse the re.
mainder. | am pleased with New
England; that is certain; but do not
forget the West, and mean to comply
with my promises there, but the time
when, is the question. Time is every
thing with one, and in that item New
England has had double as much as |
had intended for hcr--two months in
stead ot one, tho notso much as she
asked, and desired, many invitations
remaining uncomplied with, and
many things bnt half seen. But |
have seen enough to make me pretty
we'll acquainted with the people, and
to know that they will extend hospit-
able treatment to all Southern visitors
and give cause Of segregation to no
Southern State.
! mean to comply with my promis-
es to the West; but the time when, is
the question. Ihave about four dozen
Invitation on hnnd for this si'ie Ct
the mountains, and set out tomorrow
to begin to comply with them, which
will require as many dozen days; so
that it will be the last of March before
can get to the West, where have
about two dozen more; and all this on
the back oftwo months in New Eng
land. Add to this, that lam engaged
in abridging the Debates of Congress
of Which nv publishers, tthe Messrs.
Appleton, Of New York, have just
brought out the 6rst volume, and now
have the second one in the press, to
come ont this spring, also, that ! am
under engagement to furnish material
for an additional volume every two
or three months, until the whole tit
teen are produced; and, also, that !
have another volume to add to the
Thirty Years View" making Forty
Yaars View, and to include the pres.
snt times, and from 1850 to lS60.-
Put al this together and you will see
that have work enough on hand to
account for s,,me delay in getting to
the West, without having to forget
q promise. l write history, and wish
it to be veracious, and spare no labor
to make it so; and if am to write Of
Q great and calamitous event, wish
to have no error in tracing the calam-
ity to its right source.
And now, Sir, as ! have no time
to write twice on the same subject,
and as there are many in the West
who will need the same information
which l give you, l have to request
that you viii publish this letter, for
their benefit and my relief, and so add
to the obligations you have conferred
on your obl!g ID fellow citizen,
Thomas II. BENTON.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-02-21

How THE GERMAN LADIES Do.-the
ladies in Germany have an old way,
too, of keeping their skirts from under
their feet They int belt often
plain narrow leather strap---abour
the hips, an iach ,,r two below the
waist, and draw the dress up little.
The strap holds it. If a lady is going
out on the dirty streetin bad weather
ten to one you will see her produce
from pocket the invaluable old leath-
er strap, catch up her garments just
out of th reach of the mad and fasten
them so. BY this contrivance, her
hands are .elt at liberty, and her
clothes nrOtected.
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UWe have somewhere read OF a
traveller who stood one day beside
the cages Of some birds, that exposed
for sale, ruf1ed their sunny plumage
on the wires, and struggled to be free.
A way worn and sun Drowned man,
like one returned from foreign lands,
he looked wistiully and sadly on TIN Sc
captives, till tears started in his eye,
and turning round on the owner, hs
asked the price ofone, paid itin strange
gold, and opening the cage set the
prisoner free, and thus he did with
captive after captive, till every bird
was away, soaring to the skies and
singing on the wings Of liberty. The
crowd stared and stood amazed; they
thought him mad, till to the question
Of their curiosity, he replied--''i was
once myself q captive; ] know the
sweets ofliberty."
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HoBss OuTposE.-A boasting lock
maker had put new locks, lately, on
most of tho stores in small village
in Massachusetts, and the inhabitants
we're growing over their security,
when some Of the "boys" thought
they would make them 80 additional
secure that even the owners could not
get in. So one OF our coolest nights,
they squirted water from syringe
into the locks, and in the morning the
merchants were all shut ont Of their
shops. The efforts at entering were
highly ludicrous. One went to puff,
ing cigar 8 noks into his lock; anoth'
erran for a tea kettle ofboiling water;
another took his axe and bloke his
lock; onthe whole the boys" thought
even Hobbs was outdone.
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Boots ano Shoes.
THE SHOE TRADE

IIAVING increased our facilities far manarae;ur-
ing and dealing in Boots, Shoes and Leather The
ed SUCCESSORS TO s. u. Dawson " Co., o6er
)the citizens ofDavenport and vicinity, greater In
uee than svef to buy their boots and shoes 81
1em Our retail stock hereafter Will always con
lain every description of goods wanted by The peopin
We also are making extensive preparations To-
Whoiesaleing Boots and Shoes, and we invite e6un
Try dealers TO call and examine our stock and Prices
zsitis determination 10 sell on AZ good terms g.
+. aey car bapurehassdi in ST Leuis or Chicago.
DAWSON GRIGGS Il co.
oct 25 Brady st., l door from 2d.
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StoDts
~
BUY YOUR STOVES
AT THE
GRRAT WERTRRN CINCINNATI
s r O v e s r O r e
And Tin Ware Mandatory,
I'd Street, doors East Of Harrison.
Wholesale and Retail

NhERE will always bs found one ofLhe besta
wv sonments of Stoves, Tin Plate, Sheet Iron
Warein this city. Among his assortmsIto of
$ II OV ES.
are the celebrated Climax and Charter Oak Cook
Stoves, coal or wood; at ful, and complete as
sortment Parlor, Box aad Heating Stoves, Elevate
Oven Stoves, and many other pstterns too numef
Gus 30 mention. Our motto 10, Quick Sales and
Small ProAts Good work all warranted or no sale;
One dollar save its dollar es med; and by caliing
at this Stove Store Yon win save Il and get Just
good article - ~ an ; other house.
Particular atte nuon paid TO House Roofing, Spout
ing and JOB Work In general out Of good TIN aud
ronags BY this motto: "Quiek Sales and Small
PY1dts fNep61 II. 4. HORNE,
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PuzzLrNG A LAWYER -" Madame,
are you married ladyp
Witness. 81 really cannot say"
Lawyer--"Are you a single wo.
mana'
Witness--''l really do not know"
Lawyer-"Are you a widow9"
Witness-"I certainly cannot tell. "
Law, nplussed) )-'' Well,
Madam, will you have the kindness
to state to the gentleman Of the jury
what relationship You hold towards
the male sexf'
Witness-"Well, if you must know
my husband left me some years ago,
and | have not hnard him, personally
since; Tut have heard from some that
he was yet alive, and from others that
he was dead. | think, however, that
time enough has expired for him to
get back again.
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Copper, Tin and Sheet
Iron Shou.

1'liE undersigned are now opening new Copper,
Tin and Sheet Iron Jobblm9 bh0p, on Sec.
ond Street near Harrison street, full assoztmen,
Of the various articles posing th stock OF
Plete Ifn-ware and Stove Store. All sorts of we'll
cisterI and Double Acting Force Pumps at ali
times be had At the above mentioned place.
Lead Pipe, Sheet Lead, Sheet Copper, Sheet Zinc,
and Bathing Tubs on hand constantly.
Their long experience in the business makes the
subscribers confident OF sausying all calis made in
their limo.
Particular attention paid to Tin Roofing and espe
cslly to selling Williams Patent Pump with ball
valves.
July IA, SO dtf BRUEyRR& CASSEL,
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StOres, SiOreS,
1uLfIpLIED d eIov1st

AND THE ANSWER IS 6TOvESl
Aos 3009 Stoves, sssome Of our nsshbors, the rea-
are, sell 50 cheap and good an article of
stoves that II becomes di0eun 70 supply the de-
maAd new supply Of freight cars have arrived
and been placed on our road, aud have com pleted
our rrangemenfs 30 A. to be able ts supply the
demands ofsil, be the same MORE OR LESS.
So after looking around among all the aoNE
HORSE" stove shops In this city, TO no purpose,
come to
Whitehall eillstt's,
The only Stove Emporium in the Wsss, and buy
Stove az 10 Sfess. In our prices, for cheapness,
we defy all eompetittOn-sveTy article vsrrsassd,
nsd II not sausfaotory, refund the money. Among
our assortment may be found the celebrated
Forest Oak, for wood or Ceal; the Climax;
Black Diamond. for coal; The King Of
Stoves and Governor, elevated ovens.
All kinds Of Parlor, Once and Heating Stoves
Tin and Copper Ware on hand u all times. Roof
ing, Jobbing, Gc. done TO order.
Brady Street, nearly opposite the P. o.
Fab 4-dH DAVENPORT, IOWA.
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SANUEL PERRY

h6orchAnf Taller.
as on hand ne and fun assoYtra ent ~ r,e..s
- ana EnSiish Clothes, csssinieres and Re.A.s
saILahie for the sesson, which no will uake m -
iasasafs onshort notice and ressonabistsrns.
READY MADE CLOTHING.
~ al kinds for Spring and summer wear, wkich
~iitbesold as cheap the cheapest. -
FUIiNISLiING. GOODS.
good supply ofeyery thing necessary for . ~..e,s
mans wafdrobe. Spring style se Ifass.
taps, TRUNKS, yaticss, dc. -
o "ouiil lhsi.e $1,000 bout TO purchase goods
- tae aboVetno 10 give catl before pueeSa ns
slseWhere One price only No trouble To ahOv
goods. lhanafaioT pasifa vors hopos coptfuunne 81
- itnssane. ~ .,, SAMUEL PERRY.
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RY SANDERS & BROTHER

did not look prettier in her plainest
home dress, than in her most elabor-
ate adornments. But alasl for plain
home dresses where are theyi Where
is the pretty delsine and neat calico,
none too good for little climbing feet
(now fashion banishedD Echo answers
-1chsret-N. Y. Ledqer. a
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ALV0AD & VAN PATTRN
Successors to B. sanford,
Wholesale and Retail Dealers IN
Groceries, Drugs, Chemicals, Paints,
Oils, Glass, Nails, %.
ALSO IN
pATENT MEDICINES, and Agents for all DR.. d.
JAYNES' PREPARATIONS.
Brady Street, West Side, FIRST Door Below
Second street,
DAYENP ORT, IOWA.
Davenport, Oct 5th, ls54-trw-ly
@. +. W1DD,
Mo. II LsClairs Block, Davsnpopt Iowa,
GENERAL DIALER IN
Drugs, Hedieinss, Chemicals, Paints, Oils,
- Dys-stuRs, window Glass,
Psrfunsry, fancyArtislss, Patent Medicines, &e.
u ESPECTFULLY callthe attention ofthe purehas-
II Ing community 70 our present large stock Of
Goods and isYs additions now opening which we are
confident be surpassed either in price or quail
ty. We would invite the attention Of country Store
Keepers and Physciansto our prices and good befor
purchasing elsewhere.
Family Medicine sand Ply rescript ptionscarc
ully compounded. fe6H
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BowSaB DsELissr6s. VIZ. Henry DAkhisaToS
FL, DARLINGTON & CO.,
NCTOkS N EIs AT T. 4 w,
DAVENPORT, IOWA.
ONCE, corner OF Main and Second ireats, oppo.
site LeCiaife House.
Collections made and proceeds promptly reniitsd
10 all parts OF the Unite states.
Eastern Exchange for sale in sums to suit appll-
a., ,his8
Money to loan on long ST. ori time.
REEERENCES.
p. Gibson, Esq, Casn'r. Baak 81 Baltimore.
w. Townsend, tsq., - Bank Of hester 20,
West Chester, Pa,
Mare,s " Jsaes n Co. paiadelphia,
Roopes y Townsend, s.
p Woodward & To, BANKERS, Chicago,
Darby q BARK siaiS, - st. Eoais,
Dr. \ u CLARKE, Sec. America ins. Co. do
H. r. Lgscn = To- pttzburg,
Day 4 MaiiArt, CtHci asstt.
HetifexJt. Lasas B.tkemof' btEehp1r,
EiSm Smith, ESQ do
Nov y2z so tx6n
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Clothing.
New tioods! New Gesds!!
EDW ARD AIDE N
.NerrhN1st Tailor,

4
AND
wholesale and Retail Dealer in
he a d y M ade Clothing,
cioshs, Cassimsrss, Vsstings. Gents Iurniah.
| ing foods and Tailors TrimminRs.
As Just retarned from the east y in ~. "a ths ar
IA ges ana seected -,ocks AZ gaod. sy., ox.s
..s A' market sSss; s' is11o. s1sss.
BROADCLoTHs.
En5ash, french, German aad American, Of Tie anss,
Inatifs and latest 81 e Of goods -
CASSiMERES,
English, French and American Of svsrv ,.,to.x
VESTINGs.
White Mafseiiies, Mata,a sss, Nhi o Loadoa R,,u,
e sfr. Ts'1 k.a". and eeorss 2 sa. Fancy .hs P.a M
alns, satia, Italian Cloth, siik Plush, and Fancy
OVERCOATING.
Lack, Blue AID Brown Rroadci0th Union. Whisas..
aAd Pilot Cloths, Fancy, Biae, Brown ssd AGslberrY
sAstor i.easer ,eaaads mixed and satara Of De la
-t,si imports.
READY-MADE
3sss eats, Over szeks, So rtou.s, Resans Jacket.
qualities snd styles, Silk Velvet pfusb Cinth
ashmere and Valencia Vests, Cssmsst, lhSaSest
pers and overas.
FURNISHING GOODS.
hiekoryi calico, white plain linen corded and Pan.
- ,e"oy S"otea oafLst WITT esyHNNOH 106 Dol-
- ~fistoanas; sirng Deorsey, eorded b, son pol-
~ Coihfs, week lies, stocFs, fancy and and blxdn
.fayAls Gioyes-white, black and coiorsd I'D, lin.
81 81 bhck, ct''h '"'.t ,rnetd, Aberdeen, -Berin.
ohioh and Gefman and Fur Con ntlets, ytol an.
~ -. aaa c.l.on tose white and fancy linen and sik
hshas srchek; ei"hTni.lered ianab's WOOL shf,s and
iutxed mssis.,. s$, Wr,l,nsrs sna nN-~...
Aool Mtts, scsr;. aaniers, Cent? 81. Al
sAawl Pins, Umbrellas, Carpet sack. ana m oahs,
y .leies nAiiy Eept b! the trade, all oC Wit n
feapectfalip sa.'.'f'sf & the exa Dinseton az ~.
Eouteks.
Aneariy can will ecs.o choice selections. ets
. s.&s EDWARD ALDRA.
y e.. { 1hd .sreet opposite LeCiaire Row, Daveaport,
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The Old Pioneer Bakery still ahead,
New Meat shop.
The Choicest Fresh Meats and at the

Nv d. MOORE has lust opened Meat shop
w on Brady street, between Fourth and fifth
west side, where they intend kesting on hand full
assortment Of the choicest Meats offered the Day
enport public. The patronage of families is respectful
u solicited, not only will Meats be good, hui
prices low. There's uso going down town for Beef
Mutton, Pork, ete when you supply yourselves with
the best at W, ID. MOORES.
noyisf
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NEW TIN STORE.
THE subscribers have just opened store on Har
L rison between Third and Fourth streets, where
they intend manufacturing and keeping constantly
on hand all kinds OF
Copper, Tin and Sheet Iron Ware,
Particular attention paid to Roofing spouting and
Jobbing. Country merchants car rely upon being
supplied with Tn ware al Wholesale prices.
Rags, old copper, lead, 6c. taken In exchange fo
goods. lAIlodtf GRANTEES d BELL.
Notice.
THE Subscribers have this day enter. d into CO.
L partnership in the Merchant Tailoring business,
under the name of A. CASTEEL Il Co. and will
carry on Tho business at the old stand, where ma
SO found a fresh assortment of
New and SeasOnabIc Goods,
foi Gentlemen's ear, and maze up . order Ia the
latest styles. We hays ON hand large assortment
81 the best msde Furnishing Goods, consisting Of
all varieties OF
Shirts, Undsrshirts, Drawers, Stock Ties, Cra-
vsts, Gloves, Nitts, Socks, gusponders,
Braces and yerything In Lhis line for saie at low
marx. Give call.
A.. ASrEsL,
GEO. LATIMBR.
Davenport, Oct 25, '5f nov eff
POTASH AND CHLUis I DE LIME.
Fer sale by ALV0kD VAN PATTkN.
Ipn~
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LAND AGENTS at Florence, Nebraska Terry
DHEWSTER KNIGHT,
Lands entered and Warrants located In Sioux uity
Port Dodge and cooncn Bluffs.
UrCoiecgons promptly Intended 70.
Atty. CouaT. a. Law. Civti Engineers Il surveyor
REFER TO
Dawson s. True, ksqrs., Ediisf Gazette,
Dr.. J, NJ. MuhsrwaA, Dawson Cnsgs,
Ii. Price, ksQ., 1T. Lane ksq,
Mar 10, ,5o-diy
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WOODEN PUMPS!

I'HE subscriber IL now ready u furnish WOODEN
IMpS to order, Of amy length a. cApaOity.-
These Pumps made that ws.r will mot freeze In
them. Warranted to work we'll for one year. Aqus-
duct logs furnished to order.
Orders may be left ut the oee Of d. l.. shofey, Es.
with the subscriber Ut his place OF business s C
Shoreys Machine shol J.0. SHOREY
Davenport Nov 10 dwtf
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NEW FALL MILLINERY

JUST RECElVED AT THE
PARIS AND NEW YORK WHOLE
SALE AND RETAIL
HILLIMxRY ST0RE.
CORNER OF BRADY Ann THIRD STREETS, DAvgsPoeT,
.# Iowa.
'EHE subscriber takes pleasure ininforming the
L Ladies of Davenport, Rock leland aud vicinity
splendid assortment Of = 9G
Millinery, Embrollery and Fancy
GoOdss
Our stock of Bonnet aud sash Ribbons, brocaded,
striped and plaid black and coiofed Velvet
Ribbons, Silk Veivets, Satins, silks,
French Flowers. Feathers,
Straw Ronnets, Ac.,
is tks Iargsst aAd bsst kr0aght to tks Markst
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DAY BOARDING.

AIRS. III. c. .Adams has opeEeds house ior Day
Ul B0ATdors at the cofnef VI Fourth and Main al.
q hs house ow ned BY Hon. }. Thcrinxion, WHARF
shc csa accommodate somc nttesn or twnty dAy
boardsrs. ~ 5E. ~ F.
Que room suitable br ssstsn an xndsiis toIstlI
tec2S .dIi
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Rock f1ldMD.

Wall Paper! Wall Paper!
u TO Is, ,0Oo rolls hand just received and open
/ 4 ing, we have no hesitation In saying thai We
nave the I9rgsst sad bsst usyisty west OF Chicago
visit to our store aud warehouse viii show, All o
which will be sold st reasonable prices.
II. A, PORTER 81 BRO,
Old Pioneer Book Store,
Apl7 tw-tf :sook Island. III.
CONPASSRs,
4 NJ all sizos Of Garley 4 Co.'S, Troy, al
oapl7 dw-u II. A. PokfER4 BRO Il. l..
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ROOYS y $HOES,
WHOLESALE RETAIL,
At The Empire store.
s61a vTyE have now in store q large and ~ail
BGy w leeted stock Of BOOTS and SHOES, to
which we In invite the attention Of all in want
ofartielss in our line. Country traders wish.
ing to Fspiensh tn eif stocks viii 1nd 1t TO Meir ad
vantage To give a call before purchasing else
who're.
WORK We coHtiaue to hold out Inducements In the
way Of prime stock aud stylish work not equalea
this ale of ssE YORK. II styles Df Ladies' work
manufactured = asgsi. Brady Street, Dav enpsr'
spi3oin MOORE * BROWN.
| AIDES nae! gaitsrs made 20 order
II 81 4 B..
GENTS Patsnt leather koots made TO order.
NJ NJ q X
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L. ~
The great Central Route, connecting the AT lanlic
cities with tho Western, Northwestern, ana South
western states, by con tinuous Railway direct This
road also connects st Pittsburgh with daily line OF
Steamers " all psrls Tue Western hivefs, and al
clcveland and Ssndusky with Steamers to all ports
OIL the North western Lakes; making iLe most hi-
rect, eAsagss and rs!iabis route by winch Freight
can be forwarded 10 and from the nreat W esl'
Rates between Philadslphia and Pittsburg,
First Glass .-Boots, Shoes, Hats
and Caps, Books, Dry Goods lin eOc, . mo =
boxes, bales and trunksD Drugs
Din boxes Il balss,) Furs, Feathers,
second Glass. -. Domestic Sheet
ing, Shirung and Ticking I'm origi-
nal bales,) Drugs lin casks,) Hard 75c. tl00k
ware, Leather I'm rolls OF boxes1t
Wool and sheep rsls, Eastward
rsasS ssI,s. ~ aas,..s as.p, s.s: sss.a s-
PORK, ,Saltsd uoose or in sseks)To- S65c y 100 ?
bacco, Manufactured, texcspI Ct-
reurth GLASS ..-CoGee, Fish, ,Ba-
con, Beef g Pork, in essks or boz
es eastward lard & :, Lard on, s5c sloos
Clay, Tar, Pitch, Rosin, DC.
FL0uRs-Si per barrel until further notice.
CRAM So cts. per 100 8 until further notice.
COIT0x-S2 per bale, not exceeding 500 ibs,
weIsM hHaiifushsr notice.
Eyat shipping Goods from any point east of PHI
absa be paI!isuar e ri marx & packages "s's hssn M
xenssior this Road at Philadelphia fittAburg viii
Do forwarded Without dstention
uhis, Tenn. x. F. Sass Co., ST. Louis, j. S. Mitch
sll & Son, Evansville, Ind; Damssail, Bell d Bur
lock and cstter 4 Jsweit, Louisville Ky: G Mel
drum, Madikpn, Ind; sgrgnan Blown, and Irwin
o.; Leoch & Co., 81 kil6y st. Boston; Leeeh Il Co.
. Aaor House, N York; William ct. and 8 Batter
Place, New York; Z. }. Saoedar, Philad6lphia; Ma
sraw & Koons, Baltimore; Geo. c. Fronciscus, Pitts
burg.
HI HOUSTON, Gsasrai frsiSAt Agssf, PA.is
II. J LOMRAERl, saFr. -4H .oRs, Pa.
PenMSyivania RaiirOad.
Three Daily Through Trains betwaen Philadelphia
and Pittsburgh. THE MORNING MAIL TRAIN
leaves Philadelphia for Pittsburgat u A. NJ, and
Pittsburgh ier Philadelphia att A. NJ The fast lino
es Ph,adelphiaat r. NJ. and Pittsburg for Phil
,.ielDhia at p. Nj. THE NIGHT kXPRESS train
teaycs pLisdelphia for Pittsburgh at IL r NJ. and
Pittsbu rxh for rhilsdeiphia at II r. NJ.
The above lines connect al Pittsburgh with the
railroads TO and from 81. Louis No., Alton, Gxena
aud Chicago, III. Frankfort, Lexington and Louis
fontlns, sandasky, Toledo, Cleveland, Columbus.
Zsnesyie, MassilIon and Wooster, Ohio; also, wita
tLo steam packet boats from and TO New Orleans,
ST. Louis, Louisville and Cincinnati.
Through tickets be had 10 sr from either Of tbs
above places.
For further particulars see handbllls at the dineT
ent starting potnts, Passengers from the West will
und this the shortest aud most expeditions route
Philadelphia, Bslumsre, New York or Boston.
THo'S. MOORE, Agent, Passenger Lines, Phils.
J. MESklMkN, Agent Pas seGgcf Lines, Pitts.
Phila. Nov Cd 'S5 dly
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Qsniists.
q. GOO ID fe & IL,
Dental Surgeon
omee on Brady street, cast side ai door below
Third street,
jan-7dti DAFhNf ohi ;"
Commission WsfchaOts.
G0nnRICH, CURTIS E YANTlS,
Forwarding and Commission Msrehants,

" arehouse, opposite H. A. dskSt, D"sohpSi'. ie""
DEALERS IN
Grain, Flour, Salt, Cement, and all descrlp-
tions Of Farm Produce.
rjsr. solicited and te,iei u with dispatch i"f ,e
rch.s. r sale of lsn Oh Produce in this and other
markets. 5 ~ .,uas =,
Grain and rroduce, 49,. A,
sirad j., s..,;, =,
sp,cia attention paid To receiving AID for~araihs
-REFERESCES--
Cook sargent, Bankers, Dasenpott .hnhb, Bro, ba.
row &, Co. bankers, davenport; kokoils, Sampoel
~" a.nkers Davenport; Geo. w. Tiff, Banker, Buf1ao'
,nk al orleans Albion. N. Duchess Co Bank, n;
Thomas kempshall, $50, Rochester, n y; "siss'
W,,icll N. I. City; Cary Grat1 commission ne!
chant st. Louis; Collins, Humphrey ~, ohsaEo' r
WuTtz. Hatch Co., Chicago; ". IL, MeAistsr, Esq :
thicax; Doughty, Wilkinson a Co., Ponshkepsie MAT
kins a owsisy, commission merchant, Loaasvns' ~.
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JANIS SaMAHAM 4 KErNEh,
FORWARDING and Commission Here tai. nsn., .
No. 9 BUgkoW S'NEW bLoGh, fhoN
Davenport, Iowa. NJ,
order. solicited for the purchase OF dfa'h' flour
Naol and frodue generally.
-REEKBfEcKs-
Rurross x Pretty nan, Dav venpoI', IOWA
Wisa. Pasey d " ise, Phil, Pa,
Springer, Harbangh q Co., fniaoufs, rs.,
Jasenh f. Elder, ST. Louie, Mo,
ycnslIe q Hammer, Cincinnati, ONO,
1. Mecoy & sons, iisoon, .yWs oh,a
d. Is D.AeDonsld 81 Co., Weiis'hie' "n,",
Mohiah Marlin, =, !.
George Wells, .,, :.
H.ssey 4 Sinclair :.
iames Grahsn, New Garden, =,
Merchants generally, Salem,
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