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The Davenport daily gazette., 1857-04-03
TiIit DAILY GAZETTE.
" WlSeFTLANECDS.

THE Force oE HAerr.-A celebra
ted writer aftirms that tobacco is used
among no less than eight hundred
millions of men. Opium and other
narcotics also have their millions Of
devotees. The craving for such
narcotics aud the habit Of gratifying
it, are described as little less univer.
sal than tie desire for aud the con-
sumption of.ile necessary material of
our own common food What com.
mentary upon the power OF habit
The story OF Coleridge the celeb ated
poet and philosopher, an 1 that tf Dc
Quincy, the lar famed English opium
eater, are striking Illustrations of this
omuipotent power, and full ofadmoni.
ton.
1t is remarkable that tobacco, the
taste OF which excites ut first such
loathing and di,gust, hould by n.
slant use, become finally 80 delicious
10 the t,ngue, and obtpin such mas.
terry over the alpet te as 10 exert ibl
parial ssay over both the physical and
moral nature. Aud the same lnay
be said OF ardent spirits and opium.
There are few individuals who have
natural taste for any OF these, and ye.
few OF those who ever become slaves
TO them vii ever succeed in escaping
the degrading thraldom. When we
are told at first the danger OF these
fascinating soothers aud cxerers we
are disposed TO ridicule the possibility
Of their ever becoming necessity,
and treat the idea ,i over indul ulgence
with derision and contempt. Never.
theless the victims, as 10 well known,
may be counted by thousands, nay
millions. The slaves OF excess in one
form or another, OF tobacco, OF opium,
OF alcohol, not to mention many other
tempting narcotics, may be found in
all portions OF the earth the
iude and civilized, the naughty and
the hum DIE ths palace of the
prince and the hut OF the peasant
We are indeed feeble creatures,
sloau in bodily strength; grain of
opium will conquer, or few drops OF
laudanum lay Us pro; trate. But how
much weaker in mial, when knowing
the evils to which they lead, We are
unable to resist the fascinating temp
tations OF those delicious drugs.
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PUNISHMENT WITH PEPPER IN AFRI-
oA.--One Of the NOS common and
terrible kinds Of punishment inflicted
upon disobedient boys is to rub red
pepper into their eyes. Their screams
and yells under the operation are saw
age beyond descril ton, and it is a
wonder that their sight is not entirely
destroyed, | have never known,
however, a:case where any permanent
injury was inuicted in this way
Adult offenders are sometimes subject
ed to still ssverer punishment
They are madr fast in the roofo a
house aud thoroughly smoked with
pepper.
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TIE SUPREME OouRT.--Llva OF lis
nine silk gowns are worn BY slave
b1lders More than half its long
Bencb is filed with Shareholders. its
CHEF Jus,ice is Il Stakeholder. The
Free States with double tie Popu,'',
tion Of the Slave States, have nall the
JuI.es. The majority represent a
minority of $50 600. The minority
represent IL majority OF twes'y m'i'
lions! ,,,lu
It has Ions been so. Originally
there were three Northern and three
southern Judges bu. the south sGon
90, the bigger share eofthr black robes
ssud s lspt them. OF the thirty eight
who % have cat there in Judgment:
twenty two were nurtured on planta.
tons The Slave States have@oeen
masters Of the Court fifty seven years
tIs Free States but eleven The Free
States have the majority only seven
years, this century, Even thH fie.
state Judges are chosen from Slavery
extending parties. Prssid'H'ts nom.
mate and senators will confirm none
other Three times new Judgesh!P
Ia. hasn created, and every time it
has beep flled with a Slaveholder,--
Tho ad dyocate who pleads there agains,,
Slavery, wastes his voice II I'D Vs'i''N
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IssreTs As REMEDIES. Insects once
occupied a place as imporiantas as herbs
in the list OF sovereign remedies. To
take wood luuse or millepep IS, per.
baps, alive, aud conveniently self roll
ed for the occasion, was as common
as to take a vegetable pill, Five
gnats were administered with rs much
confidence as three grains of calomel,
In an alarming fit OF colic, no visitor
win q drachm OF peppermint could
b We been more cordially welcomed
Or swallowed than a lady bird. Fly,
water was eye water, and even that
water stunning monster, Hydlopho
bis, was nrged to lap aqua pura by
the administration OF dry corkchat'
fer. Like other dogs and d. ugs, these
have all had their day in the world OF
medicine, but have left behind them
tha, salutary bitter, the Camharides,
or Spanish flies OF Europe, and the
Melac Chicorei, used by the natives
OF the Celestial empire for tha same
purpose Of drawing off terrestrial hu.
mors.--Episoiss Of Insect Life.
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cst received aud for sale Per sabssxibszs,
q 20 hhds o Sugar, t9F&
. sacks Rio Coffee.
20 Packets Jara ss Hfsss
q bbis. Cider vlnerAs,
10 hbis Mackers and Wt:s. ktsh.
20 kits s. ls5 5..ta4s sA
70 hlf bbls
30 boxes Palm aud Family 4osps -b 8&#g
SO Star and Tallow Can1le. -
Is a Ground Coffee, 81 s5 e
q :. 81 Pepper, e.. -
IS Salsratas,
I: !: eIdSis. eii; chest 7. H. a.A l.s r.... -
8 Pisrrs's Matchss 8 s7aa
tcs. Rice
50 boxes Spices, escorted sst Esisv
10 dos. Painted Bucksts, -.-+u =
10 :" Cedar 54fft7@
Is Nest Tubs, I'd. s.sss,s
Willow Ware. - 8-~- RF@s
so bbs Salt,
tcs. Dairy Salt, ss# yG$&aa
Il bbls. Dried Apples,
Casks Sal and 3. G. Sod. 7Htst
Is Doxes astd. Pickles a IN an
dec. IL %fe%
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bT8A4 SAW AMI fLANIk9 MILL
For Safe CheaDI

1'Hk subscriber Intending to erec,a large mill A.
Wstartown, nourishns town recently laid out on
,he Mississippi few miles above his present iocsIty
odsrs the above named property, egbly situat4d
In the town Of Moline, on very reasonable 3 rms
Tie building is two stories 1885 by feet with all OF
the machinery and Of the most approved description,
usually connected with an establishment Of the kind
Tho pianing machine IL Woodwurth's patent, xhich
with sfns saws are propelled by twenty four horse
power engine The excess Of power rented for sash
aud blind and spoke factory. Any person wishing 10
ed and highly profitable would do well 10 call carly on
the subscriber, as be Is disposed sell on very
reasonable terms ALoN20 SoURsE.
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The Old PiOncer r Bakery sti m ahead!

,l,HE subscriber has recently made extensive prep
arations for the manufacture OF Rutter, Sugar,
Boston, Soda, Pic Mic, Water and Oyster Crackers,
PHO. Bread, &c, &C., together with good assort.
mont of Loaf Bread, Cakes and Ruaks.
have also purchased the Patent light for Scott
county, for the manufacture of Crrm 4 Paul's
PATENT LOAF BREAD,
made by Machinery. The advantages claimed for
this procsssof naking Bread are these, the Bread is
more uniform In quality, and handsome In appear.
ancs, 10 much winter and more even, keeps much
longer without becoaing stale, and 10 many pesons
handsome as the finest French roll, II goes fsrthsr,
and is readily introduced into families who have new.
er used Bas er's Bread before. shall continue to
run Bread Wagon heretofore. In Offering the
soove articles, terms which cannot fail 70 give en-.
tire satisfscton, hope to be able to supply all who
may aver me with their patronage; fhsnkful for
same. All orders from the country promptly attend
ed to. DANIEL MOORE,
Pioneer Bakery, Front Street, one square above
Burrows A Prettyman's Steam Mills.
Davenport, May 81, 1856 -dtl
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DavenpOIs
20 ~ ~ es' ci0l COI{exe.

Faculty.
... J. q. LOPEZ,
Principal, and Teacher In Book Keeping, 70.
hi ". n. PRATT,
Asst. Principal, and Tea ch er of PENN .nship and
Bookkeeping.
uANlNG associated with m ysel II In tLis Institute
Ii W. II. PRATT, Esq, We are now prsps red 10
qualify young men In all branches Of Commercial
education. ta- a ef'F'
DoUBLE-ENTRY BOOK. KEEPING, Hl
a. adapted 10 every depa rim ent Of bu siHess.
BUSHES IS PRNMANSHIP,
free, bold nd rapid style, well ss Commercial
calculations, and ali branches taught a. similar
'lnsii tuttons. I'm !
TRACHRHs
qualined FOR executing and instructng In thor
ough and scientific manner our system Of Writing,
insiad,ng n Ornamental Penmanship, FlopIishin
Ladies' Department. IA
Particular attention is solicited for this DEPART
ment, Asone room is devoted exclusiv ely 10 that
purpose. WV E5sf Ins- si%
Onr terms are moden and course OF instrucsiou
a. borough, as az any institution in the West. We
would respectfully call the attention Of tsiness
men and otneIs to the above ana solicit their pat
ronaxs fora Home lust tuition. All are invited TO
visit Us and examine specimens OF Penmap ship,
progress o. pupils, modo Of instruction, DC. For
Nrhef pasusaiAn enquire at the corner Of Thifd
nAsl dn :. o. LoPAs, PnasllaL
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rHR Mogkos HAND cA6T TRAINS.

George D. Grant, who was sent
ont by Brigham Young to relieve
some of the sufferers on the Plains,
writes back AZ iollows:
1T is not much use for me to at
tempt to give description OF the situ'
alton Of these people, Capt. Martin 8
hand cart company lor this You will
learn from your son, Joseph A., and
brother Carr, who are tre bearers OF
thi. express; but you can imagine be-
tween i've and six hundred men, wo.
men and children, 'Sorn down 'y
craving hand carts through snow va. ana
mud iain,.ng by the wayside; falling,
chilled by the cold, children crying,
their lin,bs s,iffsned by cold, their
feet bleeding an 4 some OF hem bare
to snow and frost. The sight is al
most too much for the stoutest OF Us;
| think that not over one third OF
Brother Martins company is able to
walk. This, you may thin K, is ex
travagant, but it is nevertheless true;
Al,ont fly six out OF six hundred nao
died upon the Plains
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Town q North Florsace, N, +,

fsKOR6E ALLISG i Co, junction Of Front and
" sesoud, agents for the sale building lots 10
BIO shove town, which they offer f3c sale al low
dsuTe. North Porauce slta,ted the Missouri Ry.
er 10 n,iiss above oasha CITY, and has all tho facilities
fog city Having plenty OF stone and limb r, and
stssmeokt lsltnS Those wishing TO Obtain lots would
do esll 10 call soon Fablod2us
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" II . lie ale g 70 eTs
AND
C.,ss ssisston Ne re han.s,
~. 10 sAApv sTgsrr.
CHRlSTOPMER CULLEN,
Horso Shoer and Yarrisr,

VNlsHEs TO inform The public OF Davenport and
wv Scott county thaa h. has permanentIy locsts
IN davenport and that he will shoe horses on scisn-
tic principles Aer 20 years practice on the snat.
omy ofths feet, and having spent II years dhdeYthe
lipsrlatspdsPcs Of the best Hrtsrinsry surgeon IN
xlrops h0 wishes 70 say that he viii tve satisfae-
Gon 10 all that employ him. Hs earnestly solicit.
sasto n from psrsons Ia ing hsrsss ilaboins under
called hoof or interfering or oyer reaching,
quarter cracks, sand cracks, sPratns OF the cords
founders, ring bones, spavins. AL of whichhs wa.
rants cured N eursbe IS the most Of thsse dissasss
are csused By badrhcsiss or want of pfopsr iHds-
nent ,rnSANnAef 3
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LU M MBEF!
NN0N's
Steam Saw & Planning Mills
AND
SASH. DOOR A. BLIND FACTORY.
JWoULD respectfully call the att. btion of BuiId .
lers, Farmers and the public generally TO my lsrg
aud well assorted stock OF
LUMRHR, LATH AND sHIgGLEs.
kad 10 Cash Purchasers VIII make 1t object 30
ca u At 1y mill--the Lowest hiill Sscs nd street
whero have COW on hand,
Fencing Of all lengths, from u TO % II.
Framing Lumber Of every dimension;
Flooring, planned or rough
Barn Doards OF alllenkths;
Shingles, shaved, cut or sawed;
Lath Of the best quality;
Also Furnishing Lumber, Siding, ~.
lam now prepared 10 furnish at ehoft notice,
DOORS, SASH, BLINDS,
Window and Door Frames. Architravss and
Arehitravs Kouldings, Columns and Pt.
lastsr Work, Plinths 3 Base Boards,
Panel Work, Corniees, Mould
ings from to inches wide,
Vsrandah 4 Balustrade
Scroll Work,
RACKETFS, CONSOLES and MEDALLION OR
NAMENTS. SCROLL SA WING dome to order.
The machinery In my Door, Sss /. and Blind Fac
tory being all of the latest md besl improve ments
and having competent work men, all elders len with
to give sausfaction. 1G A G,
Thankful for past favors, ! hope BY strict atlen-
ton to all orden 10 merit contin uance Of same.
dec 10 j. N. CANSpN.
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JOHN l.. SWlTS.
Real Estate, Money and Insurance


Brady street, (next door 10 Post ofieeJ
.ga. sa4s aa DAVENPORT, IOWA.
Real Estate bought and cold commission;
Land Warrants bought, sold and located |; Inv est
ments mado and money loaned re al estate or per-
sonai security; BxsmiDations of land titles made
Notes and claims collected, &c, &c.
Agency OF the following reliable and responsible
life and Fire Insurance Companies:
Excelstor Fire Insurance Co.,
-. n. I. city, capita 5000 900
New Amsterdam Fire Insurance," I aS'SS0 aS9'0S0
Phenix Fire Insurance co., Brooklyn 2osuoo
Scheme ctady county Fire Insurance
Co., Schenectady, N, X, "i0OWo
New York Life Insurance Co., Y Y. ciIy lpoo,00o
. RkrsREscRs.
Chubb, Bro Barrow Cs :, bankers "a
Daniel T. heweomb, EsQ., .... Il" ID
barron Markell & Co, Bankers, pubuQne.
Marine BanE, Chicago, III.
Port Piain Bank, Fort Plain, N Y.
Mohawk 3snk, Schenectady, MY.
Gen. John visls, Troy, n ".
Hon. G. Coehrgns, M. c., Albany, MI
Webster d saois, New York city.
march II VI dwtf
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LAND AGENTS st Florence, Nebraska Terry.
BREWSTER Il KNIGHT,
Lsnds entered and Warrants located Ia Sioux City,
Port Dodge and uncil BiuGs.
= Tcoliections promptly All ended to.
Atty. Counts. At Law. Civil Engineer x surveyor.
#sH# -REFER TO-
DavscD q True, Rsqrs., Edi.sr GaIet,e,
n. Price, Esq, It. Lane. ESQ.
NAV 10 'st-dfy
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DAY kNAkilINli.

DAY BUAKDING.
NJ rs. II. c. Adams has opened scusg for Day
Ak 6oaHders ~ the co rnsr OF Fourth ac ain sts.
IN tne house ow ned BY Hon. .. IhcriDgton, where
che can accommodate soue fifteen or twnty day
beafders.
One room suitab,e -, ssntieinsn sHa wlfs toietJt
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PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
- Etsi


cities Will Inc Western, Serths estsrn, ans seuth.
road also connects 81 Pttsburgh with daily line oi
Steamers all psrls lhe Western Rivers, and ~
Clsyslsnd and Sandusky with steamers TO Gil poIts
rect, ekeGpsst sad rstisbs Ysrts BY which Freight
can be for wardsd to and nom the Great West.
Rates between PhilaAslphis and fittsbusg,
First lass .-Boots, shoes, kaisl
and Cape, Books, Dry Goods lin oOc !. ,oo =
On boxes q baiss,) Furs, Feathers,
second CiasssssD domestic Sheet
Ing, ,Sh,rting an 4 Ticking I'm origi.
albaies,l Drags (tn casks,l Hard 7Sc. l00h
ware, Leather tin rolls or boxe.D
Wooi std .heep Pslts, Eastward.
fhira glass...Anvils, stss!,i
CbAtl. uo casks,) Hemp, Bacon
PORK, sailed Goose or IN sack $40 f55e ? t06 ,
bacco, manufactured, except Ci.
Eou RI II Glass ssCoGee, Fish, BAL
con, beef s. Pork, lin casks or box
as eastwaTd,) Lard Sk Lard OIL, 55c = 100 B.
Lead, Nails, Soda Ash, German
clsy, Tar, Pitch, RosiH, de.
eLOUR-Si per barrel until further OtIce.
GRAIN-5U cts. per 100 IS until further notice.
COiTON-S2 per bale, not exceeding 500 lbs,
wols sht unit; futheI notice.
udeipniA, oe particular 10 mark Packages pta fsns
svtpasia RaiIroad.D All goods c,nsig ned TO the u
gents for this Road q. Phiiadelphs or Ptssburg, viii
he forwarded without detention.
PaElsnr AsEkTs. Harris, Wormiy & Co., Mem
phis Tenn, X. p. Ssss Co., ST. Louis, $. Mitch
oil IL Son, Evansville, lad; Damesnii, Bell 4 Bur
dock and Carter 4 Jewett, Louisville Ky. X. Mel
drum, Madison, Ind; sgrigman Brown, aud Irwir
& Co., Cincinnati; n. W. Graham u Co., GAINESVILLE
o.; Leech & Co., 81 kilbyst. Boston; Leoch d Co.
Q Astor House, N. York; i William ST. and Batter ;
Place. Now York; Z. j Sneeder, Philsdslphix; Ma
grsw 4 Koons, Baltimore; Geo. g. froueseas, Pitu
burg.
H.h. HOUSTON, Gsssral FrsiyAt .srsst, PALE
II. J. .LOMBAERT, ssP't. sss,sxa, Pa.
Pennsy Ivanla RaIlroaa.
Three Daily Through Trains between Philadelphia
and Pittsburgh. THE MORNING MAIL TRAIN
lssyss Philsdelphis for Pittsburgs. Z. A. NJ, and
Pittsburgh fer Philadelpb att a. NJ. Ths fash line
esy es p. 81. and for Phil
adeIphis at p. NJ. THE NIGHT kAPRRSS train
leaves Philadelphis for Pittsbufgh al II P NJ. and
Pittsburgh for Phiisdelphia Al p. NJ.
The above lines connect at Pittsburgh with the
Railroads. TO and from 81. Louia, Mo-. aIton Galena
and Chicago, Ill. Frankfort, Lexington and Louis.
yille KY; Terre Haute, Dayton, Sprngd deld, Belle.
fontins, Sandusky, Toledo, Cleveland, Columbus
Zsnesville, Massillon and Wooster, Ohio; also With
the steam packet boats from and TO New Orleans,
ST. Louis, Louisville and Cincinnati.
Through tickots se had to from either Of the
above places.
For further particulars see handbills at the differ.
eni starting points, Passengers from the West will
and this the shortest and most expeditions route to
Pniladelphia, Baltimore, Now York or Boston.
THo'S. MOORE, Agent, Passenger Lines, Phils.
J. MESKlMEN, Agent Pas seugcT Lines. ePitts.
PhilA, Nov 2d i5S dly - sz-.sT
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nv SANDERS e BROTHER.

root, and upon ears stuffed sixty years
with cotton. His case is judged be-
fore it is urged, and hisclient condemn
ed before he is heard.
Albany Bee. Jour.
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Stopfs
---------
BUY YOUR sTOvRs
AT the
GREAT wRsTRRH olHcIHHATI
s + o v e s r O e p
And Tin Ware Mandatory,
ID Street, 4 doors East Of Harrison,
Wholesale a RetAill
BUY YOUR sT0vRs

Wholesale RttAiI'
"HkhE wllalvsys oe TO oae of.he bsss as
Nv sortmcnts of Stoves, Tin late, Sheet Iron,
Wire, jssanned Ware, Tia, Sheet Iron and Copper
WsFein this city. Among his assortment OF
, Il OV l. :
are the eel s slsd climax and Charter osk Cook
Stoves, eoas4lr 4o9di Al ful and compl5te a..
sostme nj Pariors Bon aai Heating Stoves, klevsts1
ovehStoves. and many other patterns too nnmsr-
ous TO mention. Our motto 10, Quiek Sales and
Small Fronts Good work, all warranted or "a sale;
One dollar save is dollar 81 rnsd and BY calling
AZ this stove Store y0a viii save II and get Just a.
good al article as at ans other houss.. "a e.
Particular arattennon paid 10 House ho0zng, Spout.
Ing and Job Work In general out OF good Tin and
stock, hoping 20 receive snare OF the pubic pat
r0nhge by this motto. "Qniek saisa and Small
Prontsr sepG) ID, L. HUENk.
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REMOVAL.

T C.HsDe, Lana Agent, ~ taksl ros,as ore
! f.. SessAas's asas Lselslfs Nv. Hnxanes,L
NAfs 1sAasSaJs I'd Asele ~
vaa .SAaUa#8E eag SgfsnIfaa n
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SlOUeS. StOGes,
MULTIPLIED BIZ STOVES,

AND THE ANS WEIR - STOW EST
4 LTHoUGH we cannot keep on hand some so1O
sons are, sell cheap and good IN article Of
stover that II becomes dimcuit 70 supply tie dc.
,but new suppiy OF freight ears have srIive9
and been placed road, end we have conn pleted
our arrangements 60 a. to be able supply the
demands ofall, be the same MoKE OK LESS.
So stss looking around among all The aoSE
HoRShn Stove shops in this city, 10 no purpose,
come to -
80 rwitshsU L 6slless's,
The Only Stove Emporium in the wesi, aad bay
stove az Il Stove. ln our prices, Cor chespness,
we defy all eaton-eyery article warranted,
md II not satisfactory, We refund the emonsy Among
assortment may 10 found the cole bratad 3gg,
Black Diamond. for coal; The King Of
Stoves and Governor, elevated ovens
All kinds OF Parlot, ONCE ant Heating stoves.-
Tin and Copper Ware on hand at all times, Roof
ing, Jobbing, DO done 10 ordor.
Brady Street, nearly opposite the r. 0.
Fob A-dtf UAVENPO IOWA.
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New Store and New Goods
| Z. l. K. II. TYNER

New Store and New Goods
Z. l. r. II. TYNER
ER aow opening al the stand ruerty oc,,.i.a n,
A sutton & Co.. corner Of Rock fsi,sa and Second
stree's 40 entire new stock ~
DRY GOODS,
so,sshs BY one of The arm 10 .h. city u N.~ York.
espssly for this Market and well suited 50 ths trsas
aud seAson Our stock of
LADIES' DRESS doops
i.lsrss, ani comprises great maay elegant STYLES
and patterns Black, Fancy Plsin, Striped aud PLAID
lish aad ersneA Msrinos Psrastta Cloths Es, Also.
heavy stock Of Nsrrmaes, Cochee3, BAY State PIN,
r Aliens and othsr good brands nf
PRINTS.
Al OF which viii bs sod at low price.
CLOAKs AND MANTILLAs
This department. Of our stock b full snd eonapls,s
and contains great many new styles, bought direct
Of the manufacturers; also splendid assortment q
cLoAKISe CLOTHS
Long aud Square Brochs and Bay stat. ss.x,.
Broohs seAsfs kc also nies variety Of Laiss, opera
Hoods, Comforts, fctorines Quilted snd Hoop sairt.
Hosiery alovss, ~. Oar stock OF =
EABRoIDERIEs
Contalnsa grest many bss.utifai eoll.r. u,cas.,.
ehiefa. Slesves, Bands FlouueinK, Laees and Ed,,t
and eomplets stock OF Velvet and other pr.., IA
Cloak Finniugs Our stock Of 'eA q ""'
sas = STAPLE GOODS
10 very large, and contains splendid yay,.tv az nd
Blankets Brown and Beached Muslips a nd briIIinss
Ticking. Woolen and Canton Ftanne., Lndseys Dsn.
Inns, Crash, &c, 4 .a,s
sour goods were bought with the sn n opening
hege about the frat Of last MONTH not able
Io procure room. The season las 81 far advanced
mat we will sell thsn ~ worry os prisas low If not
over than were ever heye offered IN tts city in order
to make room for our sprihg stock Of sosis
Tbs public respectfully invited tocai md cyan.
7 souI goods And prices. 8. Z. A. fYNRR.
DAysnport Jan Is =
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oI tno nIanu.nS,uIe y. SM
PATENT LOAF BREAD,
New Meat shop.
The Choicest Fresh Mea - a md at the



WY d. MOORE has tust opened Meat Shop
w on Brady street, between Fourth and Fifth !,
west side, where they intend keeping hand full
assortment of the choicest Meats uce the Day.
enport public The patronage Of families respectful
iy solicited, not only win Meats is good but
prices low. There's going down y an for Beet,
Mutton, Pork, etc. when supply yourselves with
the best at ". d, MOORE'S.
uovi2tf
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to m.ssi,n Wsfcnaa1s.
aaoDaIcf, CURTIS + YANTlS,


Forwarding and Commission Merchants,
Warehouse, opposite Il. II, depot, Davenport Iowa
UKALERS IN
Grain, Flour, Salt, Cement, and al! dssestp-
tions Of Farm Produce.
orders solicited and attended 10 with dispatch or ths
purohass or sale Of Grain Produce in this and other
markets.
oar facilities are ample ior the storage Of all And Of
LDar cash saysncss made on eonsspmsnts when de-
sired. .
special sttenton paid 70 receiving AID tofNsrdiIs
--RkFERENCES-
Cook Sargent, Bankers Davenport; Chubs, Br3., "a
row & Co bankers, Davs1port, Nickolls, CampbeIl
CO. BANKERS Davenport Geo. w. Tit, BANKER buna.o,
BANK Of Orsaas, AlGlou, n. Duchess Co hank, n
ThomAs Kempsnali, ESQ, Rochester, \; T., walter
shaut IS. Louis, Collins, Humphrey 4 Co, Chicago,
Warts, Hatch Co., Chicago. v. g. McAlistsr, E.S !:
sius uwssy, com mission merchant, Louisville, Ky.
jupe 10 dat
The Davenport daily gazette., 1857-04-03

". Il HElDEsHEfNEk,
~hoissSis And Retail 0Eseesy sn1 eUV1ulu
Store. 49, e i,
s.foad ~, doors 6eiose Brsl,, NevG si1k
I aAVB iast received aud an Opening - 81 ~
larses. asd oes. ssiectei socks o! r..- =
GROCERIES AND PROVISIONS
ever oeiora orougas 10 This msrke1,t wa,a. & ,o,,,
the Eits snt1b Of county merchants ara tas ral,,.s
genera 80 wheni 9ssr Be sbore Il gsea,,y fe<,ss.
pfies 8. = &
tsd And see for oursplyas Seisrt purchasing r,..
where, -. - 20.
The Davenport daily gazette., 1857-04-03
professional Garos.
-aboIerS.

THEo. GUkLICH. J. w. STEWART.
GUELICH g. STEWART,
Attorneys and c0unssllors At Law, Sotsriss
Public, 10.
Conveysneing, Invesliga,ions Of Titles, Payment
Of Taxes, Loauinx and investment OF Money, snd
all other regular ousiasss promptly sttsadsd 70.
. de- IN - 81. ~ AIxiusoa's BOOK, opposite the
tsc lafe Row,
sep4 dtt DAvsyPoRr, IOWA.