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MONTGOMERY WHITE SULPHUR
SPRINGS

rHNiIS WATERING PLACE will be rlcn for thu. f.#
Il OF Visitors on the 10Th day Jane l,.Si t'ihh
II Is situated on the EHscm Slope leaf,,,sa.
the summit il Montgomery Huunty Virginia ..y.,E zea
miles West "t Lynch urp, md huldrcd min Nkht
Richmond within one anda ha miles Of tn, yftai =
nrhs-c Rail Road from which there Branch Ran y
the door Il the Reception lluls, 49, 'h'a u
These Waters haN" bcen resort To- tor many ,s.4 -,
people of the surrounding o.uuirN, and fIn., IT, -,
been improved 10y very large number Nsitos from ~
sections OF the Uni H. N - Of whom eau t,sty Ia NJ
In a number of diseases - III
The improvements ARE on the first order: tho rr,,4s
large and airy and many "f thcm arrange itI artis
gard to the comfort and conHetici &c ol Families
The Dining Room has brcu much enlarged Sprt II s,s
and will be under the manager CHAEIEs q l,t.s
SON Esd of Richmond whose capacity Caterer is ,.
passed ~
TO the seekers Of Health Pleasure tits rlaf.
fractions sci lom {" he met with at Watering Hlcc anl
oud to in the Union
In addition to the Railroad facilities by which Nislt5a fr
all sections of the country ught to the dom ~
Reception House, there will hr a daily Line of Superior %
Horse Coaches by way q the New River White Sllr
Springs and the celebrated Salt Lake Red Salt
Dtcr White sulphur a-.I Sweet Springs. ~
The Lynchbulg Abingdon Telegraph Company lat,..,,
structed Branch of their Line TO these ,..
Office in the Reception House -
Ample provision has been made for the comfortable a,s
mediation "f one Thousand persons anlno fort " III m ]
o render their soouu pleasant and ereoallc ~
ROBERT II. MOSRY, PRf.ssr
Montgomery White Sulphur Springs Cumnat.
IN % dim cod W l5aug
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Total nsccrtaued aud probable receipts
of the ycnr..... 81 81, mo
There has been great falling of in the amount
of duties collected at all the ports during the
present quarter, as compared with the last quar-
ter of $50, caused Ivy the entries of merchan
disc in bond, in order to take advantage of the
reduction of duties and after July LIST. Tho
public stores in New York and Boston cram
med with goods, and enormous payments of da-
ties will be mndc the first week in July. Tho
falling off in New York thus far in the quarter
has been about $1,000, 0u0; at Il 1ston 81 ,6550eo,
and elsewhere, no doubt, corrcSpondingly. Tho
excess at New York up to March 3l-t, 1857. was
Sl7OO, 900 over the same period IN 1886. If we
add to the total before given the sum of $4,000,
900, which will have been withheld from the
treasury. as the duties goods imported with
in the year, and war,housed on account of the
tariff, we shall have an aggrcgat' revenue from
customs to be credited to the years transactions
of S7I 1897 900. Estimating the receipts from
public lands at $S,3l3,OOO, the total receipts
from all sources may be set down at $4,000,
600
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Ohio usoiitir- and Iiunnces,

The Ohio loss Of nearly million Of dollars
for the deialeation, is running up 10 that and is
now advised 10 be over $50 oo0.-is "A strange
thing. Breslin, a Democratic State Treasurer,
began il long ago as ISL but it has been kept
concealed up to 1857, in consequence of social
and business relationships between himself and
his successor, the Republican Treasurer Gibson.
The Ohio journals dispute as to the purity res.
possibility of the defalca,ion. Breslin (Dem1
began il, but Gibson tRep.) concealed il and en-
joyed it. Indeed Gibson (Rep.) seems to have
given Breslin tdem.l a receipt in fall.-so that
on the State books the Democratic man seems
legally acquitted. Blu. this is of no import, IN.
asmuch no law in Ohio now psnshes such a
robbery Of its Treasury. Il was only when s. $50.
90 were ndspensaby needed to pay in New
York the July interest on the State Debt, that
Gibson owned Up he hsdn't the money, aud told
what had become Of it.. Coy. Chase (Rpp.) then
appointed another Treasurer, and the enormous
defaieaiion IL arst developed. A Democratic O
hio jourhai tthe ELquirer) sAys:
"a thorough investigation will show that .he prio
epA4 part oi Tie dealegton went into the hands OF
pfoiDiDea Black Republican politicians in ihis State
WIS expended By them FOR their personal bepe6,
and 10 carry elections for bleeding Kansas fyr Ere
mont or Seht lalo Tie hands u some of their ,o,
corporations and newspapers. Were BretIn alsur
responsible foi their loss, Gibson would not have v
co the former receipt, and taken the whole burden
Of The defslesilon Is be has done. A. the thing
now the Republican party which elcr'ed him hae,
got TO oesr the responsibility for adniuiirao q
The finances unparalleled in our political history
whether ye consider ii IN the light Of a corrupt coo
eesimenf Of former dsfalcRtion VI as tie oriy-aa
depredstors themselves"
The deficit Of nearly million Of dollars is no
very serious loss TO grea, and rich State
such es Is Ohio but on the contrary. if the los
will arou.. its people to think more of homes
men and less Of party. or the profes-ed princi
pies Of party.-tbe loss may turn out to be gain
1t is well that the people Of Ohio 'groau' wit
faxes little. for the way in which they hav
permitted themselves to be doped. tle'few year
past. 1t is lesson that will sc, them think
ing.-f 1t does not do them any other good
The Self COndem mined.
The New York Tribune is periodically fond q
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A correspondent of the Chicago Tribune, wri.
ting from Red Wing, Minnesota, Territory, UNI
der date Of June 18TH says Our town was
wasted by "a tremendous storm on Friday last,
with unabated violence till this morning. To
say that the windows of Heaven were opened
would ieebly express, the inundation of the coun-
Try. he Observation-Disclosures was turned in
tios out. III" steam Touring mill on Spring
Creek, owned by Nessrz. Stearns & Habart is
entirely gnne--the walls washed away. and $40
wv carf.ed oil ia flood of rain water A
barn ON the bank near the mill foated down the
stream with valuable forse On the flat. iu,t
above. dwelling house belonging 10 a Swede
was carried away bodily. Nothing has been
heard from any vt the occupants since. and it :
supposed they are all drowned Bell Creek has
risen fifteen feet. and all the bridges on that and
Hay Creek have gone down the Mississippi.
Whe, is the end Of these disasters no ono Is vet
able to say. Property has been DESTROYED in
this vicinity to the extent of many thousands Of
dollars. and the storm must have extended over u
great range Of country
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B8sfos. Feb. } l@51pr $ " FovieDfar SIR For sey.
ern das had been suffering from The effects cold
accompanied b throat aud sack headache" which
mYleely ineapaeed for business had taken but
small portion single bottle Of this Bals1. when peri
Immediate reliel Ny cough broken up once
my entirely relieved from the pressure which had
painful attribute this entirely the good effects
venr Wild Cherry took other medicine whatever
! cordially recommend IT 10 all nay friends
Respectfully yours, >A3L PERKINS.
None genuine uns.s signed HuTIS IN the wrapper,
SEIu y. fbALE = - IS Washington Street, Bns
ton Prapretors Sud h, heir gents everywhere
For sale by } II sEAN.
Ia - Il
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a Rnre chance n, Co.,-Thc Subscriber of

"A Soek Of STAPLE and Fancy Dry Goods the
larger portion OF them Of this Springs purchase They
Rich Dress Siks BcIagc Robes French
Cambrics Jacone Lawns Gnghams plain swiss Check and
Einbr oiored Musin- onhazhos Apacas, all DOL Nous
ns Chais Mantllas Shawls. Scars a. Debages Marsa
Quilts, Curtain Musins, Table Damasks. h Linens,
Sheengs Domestic Cloths Prints, French Woik Collars,
Sleeves Bands in variety Corsets arasos Fans,
Gloves Hosiery ankecles aud many other desirable ar
tclcs To mention.
JOHN ABRAHAMS
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sea soundings Of the coast off newfoundland for
the submarine telegraph
he steamer Saranhc which has been ordered
II the Pacific will pfeee,r the Merrlusc and he
the flag ship IF the squadron, taking the place
# the John Adams
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-06-25
N.eicc :. Yearly Advertisers.

We are now engaged In transferring to books the AZ
counts Of yearly and mean to carry oni r inc
current wear Al made by the former pf
regards for advertising II any OF t" WI"
have been discontinue they shoud advise
US immediately Otherwise their Advertisements VIII De toah
ued =. though special contra Il had been Rade
f-we attention sf advertisers TO the imotSpc.
of the yiRai>Ias advertising medium Our dairy ana
country napc the South western
part Of whence growing trade seeks an outlet NJ
The There is daily published within
Hundreds this and tho completion
of the Virginia Tennessee Railroad the line OF he lat
State make the Nrgulsn tho paper for
hat section send daily Geographic Information -
haurs n others which doubtless ~ ensure Tor
greatly circulation Fer the Information Of our
aders would thai Intend TO give
|. particular attention tho markets.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-06-25
From " The South"
Gen. Walkers Person and Manners.

Gen WaiL.r'- p...en and Manners.
Since the return of Gen. Nm Walker to this eoun-
ny, (or more properly, since his visit here. he
speaks of Nicaragua his home the newspaper
men, well the daguerreoypists have been busy
with bis portraiture. II IS really amusing to read
the many and different descriptions Of the personal
appearance and manners of the former President Of
Nicaragua; and IL would indeed be difficult for any
Of his friends To recognise him in the pen. and-ink
sketches that have been going the rounds of the press
4 New York paper thinks his sunburnt countenanee
aud high cheek bones give him the singular appear
unce OF an Indian Chief Another thinks the con-
slant and ncrlir smile he ,yrar. 81 yes linn a rather
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-06-25
MISCELLANEOUS.

~ss.nsg EEDN-Ihe enneafn at fIIIlAM a DA-
~ iS is THIS dy dissolved hy- mutual consent Either
the 81 tie concern IN "hd
Inc m tine ship business The books Of the concern
m In the hands W. Eimore. The aeetion honse OF
Iq,t.r Dave VIM authorised settle up the bus
All pesons indebted 10 the will please come Tor
,r aud settle and having claims against the eanctrn
N please uresen them or settlement u II Liam
Richmond, Jnna /. lr57. HECTOR DAY Is
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SPECIAL. NOTICES.


sls= tie Pope advised the OF these mcdi-
zsTofalous eruption OF lie
completely No skn disease Withstand their nu.
sud At manufactures. No Maiden Lane
strand London by AL Druggists, 25,.,
#-4Ha FHtItn hoy Inc Nv
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-06-25

Nos;ee = Nessrs jas W BKows. JosfPh BROW y and
- :. oar Authorized gents In the country. aud Ma
w u CHRISTIAN Aad A. y MosTooafRi, Ia the cl, for
mn .Einr collections settling the business Of the NrgHan
~ s. r. TIC ia Of April 1851 ali bills sT sub
seTipan due the undersigned T. distant sHbsc-
~ .nf advertisers wbo hs vii BE- sent by
ali and through that channel In registered let
4 "a are sositei Is highly Important tat
"a business should be speedily wound MP We that
An those indebted vii appreciate the necessity
early and prompt settlement OF their accounts on pre-
s.ntation MCDONALD y PETERS
2I-ts
IT, Those gentlemen also snthorirea to receive sub
eflptssns for the Proprietor.
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ytrsiuian Sob Priu,iss om~~.

The yiKGIxIAS upffCE has been fitted up Win FFcN
ppied with the extensive assortment q" P
every description the and prompt execution OF az
Kinda oi Plain ornamental Printing IL under Inc So
perfutendence Mr. H. G TRfAkLE by whom an "tdVI vi"
be puuc;na!ly filed Distant patrons VII be promptly Ain
al - At home abroad respectfully solicited
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-06-25
HECTOR DAVIS.
AucIiouccr aud <o.iuIi.-ipp befcnans,
FOR TIE sAIE OF Si.tfRDES

FoR TIE SALE OF NEGROES
n the hoEss lats{g aarapd bg PIELfIA pd1iSoH Frank
lin Sffeef= ReaHptu. Ia
NxyIgE. eudayar attention to tie interest pi
w listing t.r business hin To merit the pat
hcfiy bestowed thu late cone IA Of fulaih
Davis solicit. the patronage ot the public generally
have All my and III board all Negroes Intended
Tor NV sales at 30 cents per day HECTOR DAVIS.
FQNIIE Subscriber chperfuly ads Mr. Hector
l. his friends Of J. nehhurg aud It's vicinity ana
pledges for him The representation Of their teres ana
soicits him their patronage u MY OFFICE will be Al
his Auction Rooms Franklin Street Riehmand a. ",f
will be happy meet With my friends visiting Elehmehd Tor
the purpose OF selling Negroes. K. II. DAVIS.
lie 2JIy
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-06-25

HAVE now open and on exhibition large and general
HARDWARE CUTLERY. GUNS, HOUSEKEEPING Ar
to which we Invite the attention # the old friends and
ers Of the House as well rs the trade generally
Merchants Farmers Mechanics Contractors and others viii
hn' to their ret ro 81 f:Tc G ca our
have mostly been mg"rlGa ~ The a@;e and our
purchased direct Of the Manufacturers We feel assured that
ms section Of the state w respectfully ash examination
othe following articles which constitute portion of our sock
ARTICLES FOR HOUSEKEEPING.
Ivory HALVES opiy, for silver and Plated Forks,
Buck, Cocoa Horn and Bono Knives and Forks,
Ivory handle Carycrs and Forks,
Plated Fable i,'' rca and Dessert Spoons,
Plated Tea Sctlsn pieces, with Waters
Plated lee Pitchers wi Hobcts &c both plain aud chased
Plated conllgsticks, also Shutters and Trays,
Plated Casters 'i in every variety some elegant,
Plated lah, Butter aud Fruit Knives
Floor Oil Cloth. from to 6 yards wide,
Ca Cloths Tor the Table in Mahogany and Rosewood coior
Tea Kettles, Chatting and Vegetable Dishes and Dish
Branzcd l,rilannil and Brass Caudcstcks,
R'a,s and I Iron , nz,4 len 't TO-
serving and al other Purposes
T.le Scris Bathing 1uns for children.
Cake Boxes Siin"ns Of all kinds, Feather busters Willow
Carriages and Baskets Cabs Foot Mats and any
Scissors ars F o:oy J%ps; af '"' '''' o''y E'''f
ncDonhlrmd single Brclod Guns from 81 90 70 -
p pd,S, H4 ., r"ns,9F mGm rs to 80 ,
CoiT. riye sn"o'crs,' IN 4 . and inch Darel.,
cqItsG Shooting Revolving RIDES,
Fishing Rods Fjslng Reels Lines spinuers,
Virginia and Limerick Hooks, SC. &c.
Locks in every "ar Gy'' W3GoM a as from b 10 to %
by 81 inches Hinges, Screws, Bolts Nails, Brads Window
rncys Eo'1 rareT and any other artels n.e
Gjj1,y r tor n'5ns p'rPots Gg2 z93 and 1ogA'
ting tmtge' Hand az! Bench Screws Bexwood fiaa
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-06-25

UNITED STATES REvESuE RETURNS - The
Washington correspondent for the New York
Courier says that the quarterly returns of rryen-
ue from customs, including hospital money, re.
cop,s from storage and other incidental charges
10, the present fiscal year, at the principal ports
have been ns follows:
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-06-25

The Self COndemued
The New York Tribune is periodically fond Of
holding up to the affrighted gaze of Northern
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-06-25
A ssa.Islsa..I a.saYSaUsNV

Whose sands OF life have nearly out, discovered while
| in Tie Indies, Consumption Asthma,
bronchitis Coughs Colds. aud General Debility The
edy discovered by him when his only child daughter
! given up TO die lie had heard much -" the wonderful
and healing qualities Of preparations made from
India lIeop and the thought occurred to him that he
might make remedy for his child lie studied hard ana sue
cceded realizing his wishes His child cured andis now
alive and we lie has since administered the wonderful rem
edy thousands OF sufferers IN all parts OF the world and lac
has failed in making hom completely healthy and hap
Ply Wishing to do much good possible, he will send to
such OF his afflicted ieo" beings as request IT, ihs recipe WIN
full and explicit directions for making it up and successfully
three be returned postage the recipe and the
remainder to be applied to the payment Of this
No ~ Grand Street jersey City, NJ.
y. B-pr IL James has neither office nor agent in New J
Is scnt from No PLACE bat No 10 Grand street Jersey
900 Horie. sold iu ,hr"c sEo"tha Fins ~
faiaeien e',dfee9 -" e hisl appreciation 9} ne G"nh1ny
OF the @e"ehade et'{ OF ne m,rts Of ,iHHSEtS COS
live hundred bottle have been sold in that city in the short
ii three months and still the demand daily increasing;
lis warranted 10 rrdiove DandruT
II l. warranted to Prevent tho falling Of the har
frequent ) preeedes the decay Of the hair.
II warranted moi to have its superior as ha'r bcanicr
For t.ntemqa-Itis toIuallcl for the Whislcr and Mus
For cdrnil preserves their hair and causes flow in
For Merhans-I gives a tine profit with ready sale Pro-.
cure Your supply Of hlessrs sfRoIHEK N WHITEHEAD,
llrItla ISIS ot this lluar % dNCiS
t'eari, "i'i,e s""th, T"rt"",r'. ssre"th, sound
and lealty dnm eau he obtained by using Dowen Den
t Fluid affords instant rert and prevents o'ache
rs lttaN ana prevents Inc lil4t@tlnn oi tartar
DOW DEN $ DENTAL FIJI III {, recognized by thr whole
mee praf saian being superior to any tooth pave
WASHES &c its constant i'll prevent decay and the many
hos eeth are her To- Recommended 10y Bt 10 EARLY,
iynehhnrE, va. Drs leasaufs Hudeou sc ct Richmond
lar Cosby Petersburg Dr Manu. Charleston s. G. DR., Ia
sen Rnlegh. y. { aud Dentists every Vhcrr For sale by
SIEDlIlER WHITEHEAD IyucEhrE Va, aud by All
GEOEGE poWDEN.
mar2it} peugRist and Chemist Richmond, Va.
n s'crtutucd tsrrnflf.-Nhat lady or gentleman would
iabar unler thu at iitstcrhn brCa when using
DON BE&S DENTAL Fiji viii not only rem Ter it.
but make the teeth white aiahIscr. prevent tooth
ache and preserve them FROM decay Recommended by den
tiats aud physicians everywhere.
BEAUTIFUL Complexion may he attained by It
ptnples I'm, hre> r,u- the skin ard bcaut-
f importing rich hue II the greatest cosmetic
known. being free 1uf at injurious matter PuCe "
erHts Fursle by SIRp1llEE & WHITEHEAD,
SIABfIR & JONES,
+ aud a. uPe.sis everywhere
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-06-25

WASHINGTON, June 22.--Lieut. Craven has re-
ceived preparatory orders for building boats and
mnking other arrangements for the survey Of the
Is linus of Darien, with u view to the construo-
tlon of ship Canal. He will not start before
October. The Navy Department has made appli-
cation Ia the War Department for the ASST GU
ment OF an officer to operate with the expedi
ton.
The Narina will take the place of the steamer
Arctic. which will be employed by the sea coast
survey under Lieut.. Bergman in taking deep
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Total asccrtaiued aud probable receipts

Estimated for the remainder Of Juue....~2, 100000
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-10-01

Hawkeye insurance Conpany,

Hawkeye Insurance Company,
DAVENPORT, IOWA.:
Rt.hs no~~ sahen 18th On the MUTUAL.
and STOCK plan.
OFFICE IN No. . DANENPORT'S BLOCK
~ over ,huhh, Brother, Barrow 4 Cos Banking
Hou-e Uricc Henrs y A. tor NJ
DIRECTORS:
I'M ~ Burrows, Geo L. Davenport r. Mrrwin,
Alfred sa,dcr. Charles Leslie, 4 q parr, I. q
Drssaiuj, lac NJ balxeli, u u Woodward, John
owens ! " Wiley, A II Barrow, u |. shor-y
OFFICERS
|. & DEssAINT President
tHAs LESLIE, Treasurer
DANIEL |. SIiOREi Secretary.
\ III. BAkRDWr, ~. -,
JAMES NJ. pALZELI.. IN Soh''
~ Il MDobW AID, ss.s-'t Ssr'y
u T. MrkDWN, u~acrat 81 gent
Thl- COMPANY aa- hccs, iroin the start steadily
s,sHawg thc raHhlruc" of the community D. ha.
psenriy paii as its lvssr-
paslp L. tr- 80 Year. Of IT, existence j, opet.
,'.tl exclusively the Muiusl pa bat to ulc.tt The
aaHs-ui ths runttnWstt a WALL hereafter iarur. on
ftr ~tHrE l5,l. sls,t
Itts t8tsr company. It. officers are ali known
tu aHF "itsta- III h08t- aud ii- property are all
hers ani taH ~ Examined ~ those fH.urtng and
rrasit',i Ijr' sitE by pruee-- irin courts
i -nld- ia' tsaBoy abroad To- fee.i corporation.
Whose -Hut.in'~- hsfe 10 mean. II a-certssrimg
-,.glA Nff
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-10-01

Valentine Freight Express CO.

Asssfs sor Rock IslAsr Axp DAvrsrosr
THIS e0MPANQ Is PREPARED To
j transport goois With greater dispatch than any
0,hef frsishi lin. from hnsioa, Nov York, rhiadel
plla, and al int fus late points North and south
Having their own the Different roads and
A.sai. With them merchants tcpend upon hotter
t,tne than Is ans uiher line
shipper Is this In. vii have prompt rsparaiion
made iheM fst aug loss OF damage Of goods Wh.i.
III their charge, aid Will tot he s~li to the railroad
vn which the damage may have occurred for redress
These desiring - make arrangements for spfins
baslhss- @ili please call before making arrangement
with sns other li6e
otFI.k-.
Boston, is state street New York 40 Broadway
FhIla ~ south Third ii :, Ioais, 80 south Ievec
Chicago corner Siaie snd Davenport corner front
Randolph and Perry
EVANS MORLEY a CHEW,
John DUNLAP. Agents, pavcnpori.Q
ten Superintendent Cleveland spitf
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NJ. DALZELL, JR. a CO.
Wholesale and Retail Grseers (!
Fam'ts. ssrp,ed ~ .aort ne,,c-
WEAkE NOW IN RECEIPT or A FRESH
w supply of eSrfs article u.aaaay kept In our
Ane Thankful for last patronage We woud @sk
continuance q same
oranRlsi.a,
coFrLEs
49,, ko.s,s and arcuaa
ooloas.
all grades and alslities
b.liimors Oysters, Lobsters, Clsms, salmon and
sarilSes IN c.n., superior article and warranted
Preserves Jrisass. G~rkins, kEgish Pickles, Olive
%, Pepper sauce ksieheps ae In 9lss.
and Powders an Cans
aass.ri, spices, Chocolate, Brems, sAso, Canary
starch, soda Es,rsei. q al kinis. Nsccaroni v~r
niceAl, Fancy sosrs, Brashes, Baskets, Ae
tamdeE Flour, Corn Nca., uominy Dat NeAl &c
Louisville. Cement, Nails, GlAss, &c Ae
Call am sxasaine cur stock which W. viii wsrran,
e give satisfaction
DALzELL. JR q CO,
lc-s Cor sseond and Perry stre~s
Family Groceries.
THE SuBst RIBER, At HIS STORE. n.
L w corner ~ lo@a and second s,reess hss on
hand and VIII keep somstaGtiy. large assortment u
Fresh Family Orsesrses,
embracing everything In his linz Of bnstn.s. wheh
ne VIII eel on reasonable terms The attention 81
the public 10 invited late arrivals d Die :,
sr.es WALTER KELLY
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-10-01

LIE CLAIRE rOUND0Y
N II e HIVE GHOR.
M DONAHUE, SUCCESSOR TO MEosRe.
IVA L. Clare = Davenport having purchased
tho above premises, 10 nu~ prepared 70 MANI
STEAM ENGINES,
u tho vaaieas kiEds suitable 10 the wsnts Of the
cAsTISos,
for all Of the different varieties Of
MILL GLARIN0s AND snAFrIN0s.
u al descrisiions
HOUSE wokK OF THE LATEST STYLES
Caps, sllls, Bsaekess Columns, &c, &C siwsys on
hand, and made TO order
Connected with the shove 10 . Forging shcr, undss
the direction u men Of superior sbsh
BRASS AND COMPOSITION OF CASTINGS,
MADE TO ORDER,
RABBIT METAL ALWAYS ON HAND
Ny stock u PAiierns for Nachinsry, Bulld,as ana
Ornamental pnrposes 10 nnsurpesssd ny any similas
sss abslsh menf IN the Wesf
Repairing aaoe ~ ahe 0Aestsee Notice.
Charge. reasonable Cash At eli tlmss paid for old
iron aud copper
- Corner Of Front and Scot, ..., Davenport
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