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New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-04-28

STATE OF LOUISIANA,

STATE OF LOUISIANA,
Parish of Orleans, Cy of New Orleans
Be II remembered that the 18th July 1856 before
subscriber Justice of the Peace in and for the city aforesaid
personally appeared Charles j. Mansoni Secretary of the
Crescent Mutual Insurance Company of New Orleans who
ing duly according to law does depose say the
foregoing accounts just and true, and transcript
from the books of said Company
lSignedl c. J. MANSONI Secretary.
Sworn to and subscribed before this 25h July 1856.
LSignedl GHAS. NJ. BRADFORD.
The Board Trustees have resolved interest
Six in cash. the outstanding certificates profits
to the holders thereof their legal representatives. and
after the I'd Monday of August proxmo.
The Boardo Trustees have also declared Dividend thirty
three and onethrd premiums the
Company for the ending the h Of june 1856 for which
certificates will be issued and after the 2h September
THOS. A. ADAMS President.
GEO. JONAS, Vice President
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-04-28
gsbisn of tge WIarkets.

s5ss TUESDAY MORNING, April 2s. 1857.
E0TToN demand moderate yesterday and with
yoar full prices the sales did not exceed 2O0
Saturday business proves have been $500 bales We
nsyrei last quotations r
s2 NEW ORLEANS GLAssIFICATION.
GFfrtor 5(li0 Midding. .13sal37
trdusr u S0lliss Coed Mddng .I46pl
Eood Ordinary 9l2ss Middling FAIR.
ESw Mddling. (1lS1a Fair
rdBACCo We hear Of l64 hhds sold comprising ll6 at
: rs ut i2c, and 33 Frosted on private terms.
COTTON AND TOBACCO sTATEMKNT.
Coon-bales. Tobacco-hhds
Hteek on hand Sept l. 1885,. 1912 g,349
!. yesterday .....,.. 22i3 l, 1,4bo3s7 l33 81 35G
Il Z HA----
I467,6a9 4O7O5
& Exported since, ,.,....... ], 1888 q, ,I67
4 | yesterday. -. 42a I2ss.ll1 b2s 276ss
r. oon1
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Shipping antslligents.

TUESDAY, April %, 1857.
CLEARED SATURDAY
ship Charter Oak, Pnrngton for Liverpool Whitney &co
Ship W Schmidt Sears, for Liverpool
c,, x,--, Jones' Mackinder AGO
snip Nebraska, Swa5ey, for Queenstown and market
~, 81 Hcnnngs Mener L flushing
Ship Charlotte, soue for Easpor Saine for orders
p, To-. /, j Whitney &co
~, ~ =, g w Hynson &co
t, nhfh Mm hehry, Young, Tor hatanzas b Murson
Mex Schr joaquin, Yucchaustegui, for Campeachey
,, Camerden
c, Goldenbow K Lesparro
S Seir Sana harrison for Pensacola John Hurley
oeiT Esao4, fost, ior lortugas, -.. Bogart &co
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DRUGS AND MEDICINES.

D0psG,TI3SKtL VOC Z q tLrH rMHI0OFLAND's "a 0ELEBKAIED aEK
- Dr. q. NJ 5loKsoS, ptsssIss Y Pnn.ADrLrur4 rA.,
Of all
., as Constpa.
ton, Inward Piles,
x. Head, Aeidity Of he stomach,
Fluctuations, Sinking or Fluttering at the Pit
Basss al assf ss a Gso.
ssss EaE and RB Bn
chss5, Limbs etc. &c. Sudden II Sssnss sis Ha'A Of
As"' staat sa'1as fmssnnRs IN sns Of Fsfs Esi Con-
and great Depression
The proprietor in calling shs attention the public to this
Its virtues and adaptation to the diseases for which
ten years trial before tho Amecan psoe sm
sp hs 1s s is By s mT h M
and well known physicians and individuals parts Of the
s1sa pTopTisto Frs:
n eas i the the that
PRINCIPAL Office and Manufaeory No. s6 ARoH street, Phil.
TESTIMONY FROM LOUISIANA.
The German Bttes superior to all
Dear sI feel bound express my qualification to you for
the " ineaenlaes benefit have derived from The
them cheeruly recommend them to The
tended for and superior ali other now use
THE T6 BIZ
Dear sirIhave used your German Btters and fd them
all they represented be- and cheerfuy them
Respeefnlly, yours W.T.. FAULKNER
l.. MAYER says:
HARRIsoNBuRG, La, May %, 1858.
Your German Biers is very valuable medicine. Ihave
disposed of all received from and wish supply
DR.. RAYBoLD QUAIL says:
have for the last year used the German Btes bv
YOU in practice extensively. 1t will shortly be the only
eye that in than year there viii be more sold in this
vicinity than in any other part of the country.
Your German Bt,ers have very popular here and
wish fresh supply immediately.
+. A. ADAMS co. say;
RICHMOND, La. June 2, 1853
Your Btes give satisfaction to ali who have used
You should bear in mind that entirely vege
table, thereby possessing of the prepaa
hons recommended for similar diseases.
Sold by Druggists and storekeepers every village
'~ o,.. .'''' w J. Wk1GHT CO.
STRONG TESEIMONY-PH PHYSICIANS AS A
class very slow admit the efficacy any preparation
popetors of B. A. Fahnestock's vermuge frequently
BY the receipt Of such strong testimony as the fol
Livingston, Polk county, Texas, April "a 1854.
Messrs; B. A. Fahnes,ock & Co:
ituge enables without fear of contradiction that
my opinion it the only sure and speedy antheminc
the only patent medicine that have always pre-
scribe it in practice when Vermuge is needed and al
not get than Galveston il IS frequently called for
and wonld establish agency here would pleased
10 Try several gross truly yours T O suE1py ND
Sold wholesale and retail by all the principal druggists
country mere hants throughout the United States al lmW
7 WRIGHT 81 CO.'S CATALOGUE OF GENUINE
and popular Family Medicines which they supply
Druggists and Dealers Propretors Wholesale prices
General Depot Special Agency No. l5l q Chartres
street, New Orleans, La
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-04-28

E By Capt Weeks of the ship Gotenbarg March Sth lat
IL 5 long % oo bark of Baltimore from Calao for
Bordeaux
from Mobile for Liyernnnl
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CONSlGNEES.

BOSTON-Ship Sweded-S II Abby &co-P II Brinton kco
-Bredon II Westhoh-T Jenkins-C @ Gaines &co-Hch-
cock Lating-S Locke NJ Relf &co-Fnt Il Jones-W l.
CushingDonoyan, McLearu fco-Bancan 4 Buol-Duclns
co-Horrell, Gayle &co-C Buddecke &cosampson Keen
% o WoodnRd-Wood Low-Henderson & Gaines-S Wolf
&co-J Burnside &co-F Baher-H Meny Beld-Reed Field
Buchannon, Carroll &co-E Tyler &co-H Carter
Il G Neagle-A Robb &co-McCutchon Howell 6co-G
sizer-Terrell q Hersey-s Kennedy kco--Thompson
Barnes LambettBeebe &co-Farley 1uey hco-Frott &co
-Clask, Mosby dcoWhee BakeHenderson Terry &co
-Vose Bros-E Carver &co-W Banchard-H NJ Barlow
M Greenwood &co--and order
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-04-28
INSURANCE.

HOME MUTUAL INSURANCE COMPANY
- OF NEW ORLEANS.-The following statement Of the
affairs Of this company published In conformity with the
quirements of their charter viz:
Amount Of premiums received for the year ending -.
Slst december 1856. .S64l, ,S76 93
Amount OF nntermnated risks 3lst Dec, 35 90
Total amount Of premiums for year ending 3lst De.
cember, .s776 443 %
Viz: For premiums fire risks, .S275 273 20
For premiums on river risks 49,, 35l 05l II
For premiums marine risks, llS,2lS 93
--s74b.44 .443 93
Less premiums risks not terminated
S1st December, 1856. ..........,,. .Sgs 1926 on
Returned premiums. 3,U57 43
Net earned premiums for year ending 3lst Decem-
1000. .$64S, S6O 81
Losses during the same period, viz
On marine risks. los, 57l
S362 90
Reinsurance expenses, interest scrip
Issued, etc, less interest," dsc't etc. 23lC6 81
-S3S5, ,260 IS
Net earned profits for the year ending December
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-04-28

The Company have the following assets viz:
Invested in mortgages property
double the amount loaned thereon. $l6 $50 90
Invested in bank stocks (2OlO shares) New
Orleans City Bonds Q5O Of coo
each. ............................ 336, 6,7ls 90
Loaned on pledge of bank stocks. 122t7g 30
Invested in real (ofice 7S Camp s 49, 1856 81
Bills receivable at short time for prem
ums earned. .................. l5s, ,CsS So
Bills receivable, being balances sub.
scrption notes. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 1885 46
Due for premiums in course of collection 7,64l 73
Cash on hand. and.......................... GAS %
Total amount of assets ............, $793b75 81
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-04-28

p.. n,
fateht medicines DC.
FAHSESTOCK'S Vernifuge
McLANE'S Vermluge:
WlNER'S Fermifuge;
IuNSSENllS Sarsnparilla;
BULLS Sarsaparila
SANDS Sarsaparilla;
HOOFLAND,S firrrnan ni+fere
MOFFAT'S Pbnn,iy RitIers
STOUGUTON'S Rittrrs
TAII.Y-HO Bitters;
,.-,- SPENCER'S Bilters
bk kh4N'S f4Imonlc Naters;
"A M . theirS / Geto'ai
Wa. p EhS 4-hsS ;Tni Rai5n m NHu cherry;
~ p 6f, it % " Nv nv GtneriS ana lar
koGEtS LtverwOrt and Tar;
COD i,lN tR OIL, HedEeman, Clark Co.;
SOll LlE ER OIL, Heushaw Prescott X Co,
COD LIVER OIL Burner's;
H-NSi mis- syrup Of NHpthR,
JAMES SS EXpectGrant;
oStf20n,S Tf1 n1I1, r3n Tn9i2$og4e }
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-04-28

JAMES Fl. WHEELER, Secretary.
New Orleans, January l3, 1857.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-04-28

u ousy eXstng between the unlersgned under the
ROBERT PlrkIN & CO. is this day dissolved by
consentChaes Fonda disposng of his interest T. Pki,
who will continue the business and is fully authorized
the OF the firm in the liquidation of its affairs
pay all its liabilities. ROBERT PITKIN,
s
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-03-20
1Dyef'S
HEALING eva BI4OCATION,

And for your own benefit never BE- wIthOuttt.
What Dysr's Healing xmbfocattoa y,
edy for the Of Rheumatism, Cuts, Woands, Pain in
the Side, Back and Limbs Lumbago Sore Throe Barns,
and wounds it Z superior to any other preparation Il
will AFFORD immediate relief in scads burns, and for
Pains or weakness in any part Of the system will give
certain relief in very short time.
Used internally, IL 10 Of the most ysluable reme-
dies for cramp Affections for palms. or sore
hssd.Obs ~usss sea sickusss rbsum.tism, Or any i.
ternal weakness caused BY fall or strain possesses
soothing, healing and paindesroying properties ane-
never known TO fail In arrssng the progress sf tie
above named diseases.
What has Dysr's Healing Inbroeation donsl
a.rs ncss n .n% G'sy usasess
for rhsumAtism, cuts, woui d, burns, scads, lumbsgo
throat piles, bowel compaints cholera wind cbot
popularity IL owing 70 It's intrinsic merits. Once
used IL 10 never dispensed with. 1t is becoming daily
more and more popular andis performing Ism..s.eis
day by day All persons who have never used this
great remedy for all sorts Of pain, sou u ones obtain
4 Balm for Evsry weuae ANNA =
dened celebrity as hs.g sf;6eumssn and iii sass
ou;. burns ssqis. balm in short period Of TINE sesn
..S.siiy prepared and always preserving the same
strength and quality it is used with the greatest cOna-
known that needs hardly to be named In public print
4 Sure Remedy ior Pilss.
The Piles most distressing complaint Il prevar
lent than generally supposed II 10 attended with in
fammation, ANAL tumors in the generality Of eases
make their appearance, indescribably painful which
10 impossible to resist scratching and the only
emit resf 70 Be desire to the skin o. This
disease u dangerous but extremely unpleasant-
Csrks and those Of sedsntary habits most subject
this malady. Let all afflicted try Dyers Healing Em
brocation and warrant Immediately relief and Of
fsctual cure Many troublesome Of this complaint
have been rsmsdied blythe Of this great medicine
We present fAct upon fact in corrobera0n Of this
statement and thousands bear testimony to the great
valss of this All-Healing Panscea.
Ne Stain Lsft
The ease with which Dyers Healing Embrocation is
applied the absence Of any oily substance In
its position, IT. perfect neatness leaving stain
upon the dreor skin, It's agreeable odof Its prompt un
falin and ecacous ohects, render it the most valuA
BILE ndcheapest medicine thAtcan be used. The gsnu
ns has the fas amile Of the pfoprietors signature
A. H. YIELD, Proprietor, Providence, B. I.
Sold In Rock Island and Davenport by HINES 4
CLIPPINGRR; In Chicago by PENToN & ROBINSON,
in Muscatins bv 1. d. DOUGHKRTY. Octll - div
-------------------------
A immense assortment OF Perfumes for the handa
IAksrchis squai to Lubns, only 20 cts per bottls.
Al JOUY0,
sspls Brady st, bet 9TH and 5th opp Christian Chapel.
For bargains IN ereesriss
(tOTO
N July q ALvORD 4 VAN PArTKNs
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The Insect Teacher.
sY MRS. L. n. q soukNsf
Tho Spider takes hold with her hands ana IL u
Ainr's Palaces. King sstomsr.
sesI with what untiripg skiii-
What an energy Of wiz,
All unaided--all 70 riorn,
Hnu,.wife's hate and bssuty's scoin--
How the spider builds her bower
High in halls Of regal power.
Ii tbs mansion of Thy care
Made by wealth and taste 90 fair,
By mfsfortune,s fearful sway,
Laid in dust Y-or reh away f--
Yield no thought 10 blank despair,
Firm in faith, and strong In prayer,
Aise L--the ruin 10 repair.
From the Spider, homeless made,
Hunted from each loved retreat,
Not detected, not afraid,
Toinns through the gloomisst shade,
Gathered vigor from defeat
Child of reason t-design 70 see
What an insect tcacheth thee.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-03-20
STEAM SAW AND PLANNING MILL
For sale Cho0py

HE subscriber Intending to erect 1arEs saw mill ct
Wstertown,a nourishing town rscsuty laid out on
the Mississippi few miles above his prsssnt locality
now osrs the above named property slisiby stuatsd
The building 10 two Stories 1876 by 10 fees with al of
the machinery, and Of the approved description,
usually connected with an establishment Of the kind-
The planning machine Is Woodworths patent, which
with niss saws are propelled by twenty our hosss
power engine. The Of power 10 rsnssd for sah
and blud aud spoke factory. Any person Wishing 70
engage In manufacturing business alrsaay sstabllsh-
Cd aud highly profitable would do well 70 call early
the subscriber, q he il now dispossd to ss very
reasonable terms. ALoNLO NOUk6E.
Moline Ill Feb dti
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Dn G. S. SHELTON, A. NJ
o,1pGEON AND PHYSICIAN.

nR has enjoyed large experience nsn ~ 'ns ss.rs re
-, pshsrve of dourishipg Hospital II India,
Hsu Prom rhsncs he has reeenty rsturnsd Q. ysa.
average attendance Of 5000 psssS wing classes
Pacuass to Shish he has devoted most q hiss
S Sors Surgical, syphiiisic, Uterine ana 0'ns' -
nos oSee ~ I'd street opposite Lsoiai,s Honss'
marOh4 II Hg
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9JISeFIIANEODS.

Burns RIVAL IN THE LOVE OF MARY
CAMpBELL.--We find the following in
terestipg Paragraph in the Ardrossan
Herald from corlespondent:-sThir-
ty wears past at the New Year l was
at that place in Scotland's Isle that
bears the name of Aud King Coil
| was introduced to the whipper in
he told me in confidence that he had
the honor to be the real character men
toned by Burls: To live in history
was something, but he would as soon
have been named as rival; however
he did not think that Burns knew
The old man had got dram, and his
heart was young. sat by his bed
side while others were dancing and
rejoicing / was made aware by the
old man that he had seen the day he
could have joined in the sports as well
as any of them. when ] was fifteen
was a stark chiel,' He burst into
tears, and gave my hand convulsive
squeeze. 20, man, at that time !
thought Burns an ugly scoundrel !
hated the sight O him. ken had
as great wark wi Mary Campbell
as ever he had, only he could write
poetry about her. There was some
thing in her look never could under
stand-if she bade me do anything
for her | ran and did it--such as bring
in strae to the kye, or muck the byre,
and whiles she would laugh and prais
me, as it were, when we were our
lanes
a thoct mony time O tellinghsr
what notion | had O her, but my
heart aye came to my mouth when
tried ii; and whenever that fallow
Burne made his appearance, Oh, mon
she waud look at me with disdain.--
That was the reason could ma thols
him. he had that consequential air
aboot him which seemed to please her
and, mind you, it was humbling
thing 10 think that q the respect she
showed ne was for cleaning out the
byre but | mind o her; although,
what is curious, | never found q byre
bae sic sweet smell as that whan
Mary milket. used to get drink O.
new milk frae her whiles She wad
soy, That will gar your beard grow
But, Oh, men, she was Draw, ticht
made hizzie. | hae seen me in Q
mornin' gaun out wi Mary for the
kye. and you'll observe that kintra
lasseies are no like the toon's anes. -
Yon Gamma see what like they are tor
clouts, and they Upper on the streets
like cats gaun amang straw. ! was
plad when ] heard she was deed, rath-
er than she leev'd and married him
We couldna' bath get her.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-03-20
The Old Pioneer r Bakery stiIl ahead!

0sHE subscriber has recently made extensive prep.
j arssions for the manufacture OF Butter, Sugar,
boston, Soda, Pic Mic, Water and Oyster Crackers,
Pilot bread, Sc, &c, together with good assort.
ment OF Loaf Bread, Cakes and Rusks.
: / have also purchased the Patent Right for Scott
county, tsr tae manufacture of CrGm Paui's
PATENT LOAF BREAD,
made by Machinery. The advantages claimed fol-
this processof aaklng Bread are these, The Bread IL
apcs III is much whittier and more even, keeps much
longer without becoming stas and 10 many persons
Il not obiec uonable when = week old, Is cuts q
ha andsoms ss the finest French roll, it goes hsther,
snd IL readily introduced into families who have new
er ussd Rakar,s Bread before. l shall continue TO
run Bread Wagon as heretofore. In Offering the
aooye articles, terms which cannot fail TO give
ire satissctioD, hope TO be able to supply s who
may favsr me with their patronage. Thankful for
mast fayors,I hope TO mori: continuance Of the
same All orders from the country promptly attend
cd to. DANtcL MOOhh,
Pioneer Bakery, Front Street, one square above
burrows Il Prettyman's Steam Mills.
Dsysnpo ri, May 81, iS56-dn
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-03-20

You've AnERIoA.--A certain judge
while attending Court in . shire towa
| was passing along the road where q
boy was just letting down the bars to
drive some cattle in. His father
stood in the door Of his home, on the
opposite side Of the road, and seeing
what his hopeful boy was doing, shout
ed out
John don't you drive them cattle
in there; told you to put them in
the pasture behind the house.
The boy took no notice Of the re-
monetraace and hislfsther repeated the
order in . louder tone, without the
least sHsct-and q third time gave
positive orders not to drive the cattle
In there. The son didn't even deign
to look up, and disobsyed tho paren
tal injunction with . coolness which
positively shocked the Judge, who,
looking ct the culprit, said in . tone
Of Official dignity:
Boy don't you hear your isthsr
speaking to youP
oh ys-s-s, replied the youth, cast
ing . glance at the Judge and then at
the parent, but don't mind what he
says. Mother don't neither, and
tween she and l, we've about got
the dog 80 he DON'T
Triding - this is, does it not lift
the veil from q picture which illus
trates the domestic economy Of more
than one household where the mare
is the better horse, and Young Ameri-
ca rules the roostl
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-03-20

The new, the almost % yet unpub-
lished, number of the Quarterly con-
tsins . capital anecdote Of Lord Rag
Ian, when wounded at Waterloo. The
authority is the Prince Of Orange
The Prince, we are told, used to re-
count that not q word announced the
entry of . new patient, nor was he
conscious Of the presence Of Lord Rag.
Ian (then Lord Fitzroy Somerset) till
he heard him call ont in the usual
way--sHallol don't carry away that
arm till have taken of my ring :
Neither the wound nor the operation
had extorted q groan from the wound
ed soldier.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-03-20

LAND AGENTS ct Florence, Nebraska Terry.
RRRWSTER 4 KNIGHT,
Lands entered and Warrants located In Sioux City
Port Dodge and Council Bluas.
TFCollections promptly attended 10.
ZIP. BRRWSTER, B. p. KNIGHT,
Any & Coun'r. at Law. Civil Enginser& Surveyor
REFER TO
DAWSON 4 True, Esqr., Editsr Gazette,
DR.. J. M. Withsrwsx, Dawson Gregg,
ri. Price, RsQ., J-T. Lane ,RsQ.
May 10, ,5o-dly
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-03-20
DAY BOARDING.

MRS. H. C.Adams has openeda house'for Day
Nl Boarders st the corner Of Fourth and Main sts.
N he house ow ned BY Hon. Thorington, whore
she can accommodate somc fifteen or twnty day
besrdsrs.
Oas room suitable for gentleman andwiis tolstI1
AA>o
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Town of North Flereuee, N. +,

n CEORGk ALLING Co., junction Of Front s.d
VI escond agents for the sale Of building lots 10
figure. North Florence 10 stu,ted on the Missouri NV
en- 10 milss above Omaha City and has al the hssies
stssmboet lsndius. fhoss Wishing 70 obtain lots vesd
% yell - ell oo9A. yehlo41ue
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Qhtbilll.
New Gssds! New Gee1sll
HDW ARD ALD4N.
Merchant I66Inr.

AHD
WholooaIo and Dnfnil Dnnlar n
A g 8 dy. 8d0 Clot
CIath. c....-
ng oesds ana 1ailogS 4tdnnanR,
III As Just rstsrnsd non - ssss vfeA 80 - ..
for sale in this nsrsst. eosss s., 49,. ~ y ~
insarficles: -
p..,,.t .roOANNASO me-
ausiify md IT,. 81 g I'd Anssissa, q
CAGC9{Tnrc
knf1ash, French and American, of svsey vwsuev ~
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-03-20

AND THE AN0WEH II xTUV ESI
Aos 5000 Stoves, assome sfoar nsighbor, tAe res
are, W. sell % cheap and good article Of
Stoves hist IL beeomes di0euit 10 supply the de-
maAd, but new supply Of freight cars have arrived
and been placed on our road, end We have complsted
our arrangements 20 - to be able now V supply ne
demands ofall, be the same MORE OR LESS.
SO aftsr looking around among all the "OEk
HORSE" Stove shops In this city, 70 no purpose,
come to
TWitehell 3 6ilstt's,
The only Stove Emporium In the west, and buy
Stove ssis Stess. In our prices, for cheapness,
We defy al competition-eveFy article osrrssfsd,
md II mot satsfactoFy, We refund the money. Among
our assortment may Be found the cole bFatsd
Forest Oak, for wood Or Ceal; tAS Climax;
Dlsek Diamond. for coal; Ths Xi1g Of
stovss and Governor, elevated ovens
All kinds Of Parlor, Once and Heating stoyes.--
Tin and Copper Ware on hand at all timss. Roof.
ing, Jobbing, &c. done 70 order.
Brady Street, nearly opposite the 2. Q.
Feb l-dtf DAVENPORT, IOWA.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-03-20
NHV FALL MILLINERY
lust RECEIVED AT THE
PARIS AND NEW YORK WHOLE
SALE AND RETAIL


lILLIux1Y sT01E.
coRMsR o. BaADy ANs vnRD sTRxETs, DAvsnPoRr,
IOWA.
THE subscriber takes pleasure in Informing the
i Ladies' Of Davenport, k0ck Island aud vicinity
that he has jass rstcrnsd from New York With Z
Miiiinory, ESbroidery and Fancy
0OOAs. a
Our stock Of Bonnet sad Sash Ribbons, bfocaded
striped and plaid, black and colored Velvet
Ribbons, SILK Vslvss, sstins, Silks,
Fronch Flowers, Foathers,
Straw Bonnets, &C.,
10 tAs lsrTsst SD Sest trssSAf to ths 1svkss.
SpEClAL TON.
We would pGytieulafly tnvks the Ladies' 10 call
and examins oar beautiful assortment Of Silk, Slk
and Straw nised, Satin aAd Velvet Bonusts Of the
ewest Paris Styles, dark and white tdmmed Straw
Boonsts, infants smbroid cred Hoods and Joeky
Hsnnets Of every description made 70 order, and
warranted 70 please. Aillnsrs supplied with Pat
tern Bonnets and every article In their line, st
Wholesale.
NIB. straw Bsnneb bleached, pressed and alter
ed Marking and sssnping 70, n kinds Of embroi-
DEFY and Birding deue % order a shoEt notice.
W.B. NICHOLS,
cor. Of Brady 4 ID sts., Das sapot, 10.
Sept, 10Th, 1855.