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The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-04-01

J Tor yoaf osa benefit never be without IL.
Whist DySr's Healing Rmbrocatt0u ID

A nj for yosf osa benent never be wilhoutll.
Whist Dysr's Healing Rmbrocation u,
edy for the of Rheumatism Cuts Wounds Pain In
the Eide Back and Limbs Lnmbago Sore Throat Burns
sealda, s~eltings Agne, cramp, Piles, a.. For Cuta
will Afford Immediate relief in .calds burus and
Pans or weakness In any part of the system will give
certain reiiefin avery short time. -
Csed internally, IL is Of tbs valuable
dies for Grasp Or spasmodc Affections for palms,
ness in the side throat, chest and stomach for sick
ternal wealDsess caused by fall strain 1t possesses
soothing, healing and paindesiroyng properties une
qusled by any othef compound medicine, ard We have
never known Z % fail In arresting the progress Of ths
What has Dysr's Healing Embrocation done!
Wonders, indeed! II Is known every where a
dard medicine, sure remedy. and universal panacea
for rheumsttu cuts, w0uI ds burns scaids, lumbago,
sore throat piles bowel complaints, Cholera wind cho
c, dysentAry and numerous other 'ils and aches tn
popularity is owing TO its intrinsic merits. Once
used, it is never dispensed WITH 1t is becoming daily
and more popular, and Is performing remarkable
day By day All persons who have used this
A Balm for Every Wound.
Dyer's Healing Embrocation has acquired unprs
ented celebrity healing panacea Itcures wounds,
cuts, burns bruises scalds rheumatism and all exter.
nal and internal pain, in short period Of time scien-
tihcally prepar d and always preserving the came
dence BY all classes aud has become universally
known thatt needs hardly be named in public print
sure Remedy for Piles.
The Piles most distressing plant. more preva
ient than generally supposed II is attended with
hAmmation, small tumors in the generality of sases
mako thes appearance Ii ndescribably painful which
it Is imp0ssbs to resist scratching and the only pres
ent relief seems TO be desire the skin off, This
disease is not dangerous, but extremely unpeasant-
Clerks, and those of sedentsry habits subject
to tha malsdy Let all afflicted try Dyers Healing EN-
brocaon, and Immediately relief and Of.
seotusi Many troublesome this complaint
have been remedied by the Of this great medicine
We present fact upon fact in corroberton Of this
statement and Thousands bear testimony the great
value Of this AI.Hcaling Panacea. AZ
No Stain Left.
The ease with which Dyers Healing Embrocation ID
applied the absence Of any grease oily substance in
its composition its perfect neatness leaving stain
upon the dress skim its agreeable odor prompt
fain and efcacious effects, render il the most yaua-
BILE and doheapest medicine that be used The genu.
Inc has the fAs sipe Of the proprietor's signature
-@- a. H. FIELD, Proprietor, Proviaaace, r. 1.
Sold in Rock Island and Davenport by HINES 4
CLlPPINGRR; in Chicago by PRSTON& ROBINSON,
in Muscatine by l. d. DoUGHERTY. 0ctll 50 dly
4 immense assortment Of Perfumes for the handj
Akerchiet equai to Lubins, only ~ per bottle.
At JoUY'6,
sepls Brady bet 4th and 5th opp Christian Chapel
For Bargains in Groceries
" a,
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>HE subscriber Intending to large mill at
Watertown, hourishing town recently laid OUT on
the Mississippi few miles above his present locality
offers the above named property, elibly situated
in the town Of Moline, very reasonable terms
the machinery, and OF the most approved description,
usually connected with establishment Of the kind
The planning machine is WoodwOrthls patent, which
with Rins SAWS propelled by twenty four horse
power engins The excess of power is rented fr sash
and blind and spoke factory Any person wishing to
engage in manufacturing business already establish.
the subscriber, n he is disposed sell very
reasonable terms. ALUNZ0 S0URSE.
NInliua Esh
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The Old Pioneer Bakery sti II ahead!

rI0HE subscriber has recently made extensive prep.
i srations for the manufacture OF Gutter, Sugar,
Boston, Soda, Pic Mic, Water and Oyster Crackers,
Pilot Bread, &c, &C., together with good assort-
ment of Loaf Bread, Cakes and Rusks.
| have also purchased the Patent Right for Scott
county, for the manufacture of CrCm r Paul's
PATENT LOAF BREAD,
made by Machinery. The advantages claimed for
this process Of aakng Bread, these, the Bread 10
more uniform in quality, and handsome in appear.
aDcs, ,t 10 much whittier and more even, it keeps much
Longer without becoming stale, and 10 many persons
handsome ss the anest French roll, goes father,
ana 10 readily introduced into families who have
or used Bakers Bread before. l shall continue TO
run Bread Wagon as heretofore. In oGaring the
aooye articles, hch cannot ail 10 give en-
tire satisfaction, hope TO be able TO supply si who
may Avs. hona ~ o' a.nn ~ ,Sa .ca
same. All orders from the country promptly attend
ed to. DANIEL MOORk,
Pioneer Bakery, Front Street, one square above
Burrows Il PretIyman's Steam Mills.
Davenport, May "a, lo56-du
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EEAsLY TEAoHINas.-We all know,
though perhaps few OF us ever thought
about it, how common it is in sunday
school story books to make al the
good little children die and 60 to heav-
en-.
The effect of such literature on the
infant mind is shown in the case OF
sweet little boy four years old, who on
kissing his mother good night as she
put him to bed, sail
Now, Ma, ! would like to BE- the
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-04-01
PKNNSYLVANK RAILROAD.
fdl l

The great Central Route, connecting the At lanul
xcstern states, by con tnuous Railway direct Til
road also connects At Pittsburgh With daiiy line o.
Steamers 70 all psrts on the Western Rivera, and q
Cleveland and Sandusky with Steamers to all ports
on, the North western Lakes; making the most di.
rect, eheayssf asd rsiiats route BY which Freight
can be forwarded to and from the Great West.
Rates between Philadslphia and Pittsburg,
FIRST Class, Boots, Shoes, Bstsl
and Caps, Books, Dry Goods lin aOe n I'M n
boxes, bales and tfunksJ Drugs 'oo
dn boxes y bales, Furs, Feathers,
second Glass ..s Domestic Sheet
Ing, ,Shirtng aud Ticking lin origi.
nal bales,) Drugs Qn casks,) Hard 75c. ' lOOk
ware, Leather Tin rolls or boxes1
Wool and sheep Pslts, Eastward.
Third Ciass.s.Anvils, Steel,
Chains On casks,) Hemp, Bacon
Pork Saited Qoose or in sacks)To- fo5e . 100 .
bacco, manufactured, Except CT
Fourth Class. ...Codee, Fish, ,Ba
con, Beef d Pork, lin casks or box
es eastwsrd,) Lard q Lard OIL, S55e , 100 ,.
Lead, Nails, Soda Ash, German
Clay, Tar, Pitch, Rosin, DC.
GRAIN--5O cts. periO0 b until further notice.
COTTON-s2 per bale, not exceeding 500 lbs,
lrFIn shipping Goods from any point east of Phil.
adelphia be particular TO mark packages "via PssR
,ylvs.ia Railroad All goods consgsed to the 4.
Sc forwarded without utdetenuon.
PRslsHr esxrs.-Harris, Wormiy 4 Co., Mem
phis, Tenn, r. =. Sass Co., 81. Louis, s. Mitch
dock, and Carter & Iewett, Louisville ,Ky R. G Mel
drum, Madison, Ind; Sgrgmsn Brown, and irwin
& Co :, Cincinnati; n. w. Graham II Co., Zanesville
O.; Leech & Co., "a kilby ct. Boston; Lesch d Co.
2 Astor House, N. York; William st. and Batter
Place, New York; &. J. sneeder, PHILADELPHIA Ma
eraw d Koons, Baltimore; Geo. G. Rronciscai, Pitts
burg.
H. J. .LOMBAERT, sspr. Ait 1osa, Pa.
Pennsy ivahia Railroad.
Three Daily Thron4n Trains between Philsdelphis
and PitMburgh.-THk MORNING MAIL TRAIN
leaves Philadelphia for Pntsburga 81 II A. N J, and
Pittsburgh Ter PhiladslPh st7 A. M The fast line
adelphia al p. NJ. THE NIGHT kxPREss train
leaves Philadelphia for Pittabufgh ut II NJ. and
Pittsburgh for Philadelphia at II p. NJ. r4.a
The above lines connect at Pittsburgh with the
Railroads andfrom St. Louis, NO., Alton, Galena
and Chicago, Ill. Frankfort, Lexington and Louis.
Vile, KY; Terre Hsute, Dayton, Springfield, Belle.
fontins, sxndusky, Toledo, Cleveland, Columbus.
Zapssville, Massillon and Wooster, Ohio; also with
Tie steam packet boats from and to New Orleans,
ST. Louis, Louisville and Cincinnati.
Through tickets be had to from either Of the
above places. fr
Por further particulars see hsndbills at the differ.
ent star.ing points. Passenger from the West will
nnd this the shortest and most expedition route to
Philadelphia, Baltimore, New York or Boston.
THO'S. MOORE, Agent, Passenger Lines, Phila.
j. MESKIMEN, Agent Pas sengcr Lines, Pitts.
Phile Nov I'd ,S5 dIy
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HARD CASE. Boy with ragged
trousers and rimless clip hat, runs in
to DR.. Fuller's drug store, with dip
per in his hand Doctor moth or sent
me down to the shoticary pop qnisk.
er'n blazes, cos bnb's sick as the dick
ems with the picken chox, and she
wants u thimble full Of pollyoollic in
this din tippes, cos we hadn't bot q
gottle and the kint pups got the bine
Writer'S in it. Got any.
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Brady street, (next door 10 Post ohcel
..a.s ee= DAVENPORT, IOWA.
Real Estate bought and sold on eomnissaoE !;
Land Warrants bought. sold and located Inv est
nsnts made and money loaned on real estate or per.
sonai security; Examinations Of lend litles made
No,es and elaims collected, &c, &C.
Agency Of the folio wing reliable and responsible
Life and Fire Insurance Companies:
$50 - :" n. Y city capital $500 900
New Amsterdam Fire Insurance., ioo,OOO
Phanix Fire Insurance CO., Brooklyn y soo,oV
Scheme ctsdy county Fire Insarsneo .o
Co, Schenectady, N. Y, ioO'WU
New York Life Insurance Co., \. \. city, 900 ,O0O
RksKRkNcRs. 4E
O'' -. - - pa'eenpott' lows
Daniel T. kewcomb, Eco,
barron Markell II Co, BANKERS, fuouq"S,
Marine Baus, Chlease, III;
| Fort Plais Bank, torl fialh,
| Mohavk aank .~...- Schenectady, NY.
| Gen. John .Visle, Troy, -,
4 Hon. @. b. CochTsns, NJ. g, Albany, y.
Webster 4 Sacis, New iofk Guy
unaYch N7 JWtf F-a Y
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4, EoRGE ALLING Co., junction OF Front and
VI Second, agents for the sale oI building lots in
he above town, which they offer Tor sals at low
hguro. North Floreuces stuited the Missouri Riv
sr, 10 miles above Omaha City, and has all the facilities
fof city Having plenty Of stone and limb y, and
steamboat landing. Those Wishing obtain lots would
do we'll 10 call Soon FebIOd2ms
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DAY BOARDING

M RS. H. C.Adams has opened house for Day
Nl Boarders at the OF Fourth and Main cts
In Me house ow ned by Hon. }. Thorington, whore
she can accommodate sonc aftcen or twnty day
boarders.
One room suitable for gentleman snd~ife tolst!B }
lec9o-du -.i q
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LAND AGENTS ct Florence, Nebraska Terry.
BREWSTER 4 KNIGHT, 20
Lands entered and Warrants located in Sioux City,
Fort Dodge and Council Bluffs.
HTCollections promptly attended TO.
E.P. BREWSTER, b. p. KNIGHT, =Ela
Atty. & Coun'r. Al Law. Civil Engineer& Surveyor.
REFER TO-
Dawson e. True, EsQrs., Editsr Gazette, .+
Or. J. M. Witherwsx, Dawson d Grisgs,
Il. Price, Esq, II. Lane, ESQ. ...
MAY 10. '5B-dly
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ANY HEANBWEN Is NFOVESI
A LTHOUGH wecannot keep an hand ssme 9tt,s
klor 1850 Stoves some sf our neighb0Ts, the res
sOlh are, wes sell VI cheap and ~ g6o1 N afticc q
Stoves that II becomes di1euit 10 suppiy the de-
msl bot new ssPpy OF freight have sfriy %
and been pIaced on road, rnd We have completed
our srIang ngementsso 10 be able nov 70 sapply ht
demands ofan, tse the same MORE OR LESS.
So after looking around among all the .soSf
HORSE" Stove shops In this city, 10 no. parpdse
| come Lo -tF
TwitchslI 4 Gillstt's,
The only Stove Emporium In the west, and buy !
stoue a. iss Sfsss. In our prices, for cheapGess
We defy an com petition every article psrrsassf
md If Iet satisfactory refund the iannsy Among
our assortment may te found the eoiebrEted
Forest osk, for wood or Csal; the Cjimax;
Black Diamond. for coal; The King Of
Stoves and Governor, elevated ovens.
All kinds Of Paflor, Once and Heating stoves. =
Tin and Copper Ware ON hand ai Al times. Roof.
ing, J0bbink, xe. done TO order. " at kH
Brady Street, asarly opposite the r. Q.
Feb 4-dif DAVENPORT. IOWA.
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HAVING my saloon handsomely rented, am
In the Dntna busINsss, which shall be conductsd
on ths mest approved prineiplA. Warm meals
served up q all hours. Hot cofee always on hand
A share of public patronage ID sviiciisd Al he
Queen City Dining Saloon on Brady street, bsiwsea
Front snd sseoaa, vsss sids. .l3q \ "pal7 Nh 4
nohs dim JANIS w. ARNOLD.
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S'A'OYf 4

LU M u ER!
NNON'S
Steam Saw & Planning Mills
SASH, DOOR 4 BLIND FACTORY.
TWOULD respectfully call the attention Of Build
kers, Farmers and the public generally to my lasg
and well assoryed stock of
LUM1KR, LATH AND sHINGLEs,
and 10 Cash Purchasers viii make I, an object to
cal II nay mlll-the Lowest Mill on Second street,
whore nave now on hand,
Fencing Of al lsagths, from II to - r.
franine Lumber Of sSSry dimension;
4le@ia9, phasd Or rough a
Barn uoards Of alllenGths;
Shingles, shaved, eur or sawed;
b Lath Of the best quality
Aise RurnishtnS Lumber, Siding, -.
lam now prepxreut 20 furpIsu at snort Ioties,
DOORS, SASH, BLINDS,
window and Door Frames. Architraves and
Arehitrsve 1suldings, Cotnmns and n.
lastsr Work, Plinths = Base Boards,
Panel Work, Cornices, Mould
iAss from to inches wide,
veraAdah 3 1alustrads
Scroll Work,
BRACKETS, CONSOLES and MEDIA LLioN OR
NAMENTS, SCROLL SA WING done to order.
The machinery in my Door, Sas and Blind Fac
tory being all Of the latest nnd best improve ents
and having mpetent w0 men, all elders left with
mo will be allied with promptpsss and guarant teed
to give satisfaction.
Thankful fur past favors, l hope by street atten-
ton TO all orders TO merit continuance Of same.
dec 10 j. N. CANNON.
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) $toDfs.
.
BUY YOUR sTOvEs
AT THE
St0Dfs
exKAT WKBTkKN CINCIHHATI
8 r o v e s. r o r =
And Tin Ware Mandatory,
"a Street, 4 doors East of Harrison,
Wholesale 1staill

WTHERE viii Railways be 70 one ofthe beat ss-
wv sorments Of Stoves, Tin late, Sheet Iron,
Wlre, Japannad Ware, Tin, Sheet Iron and Copper
STOV ES
are the eelabfst4d Climax and Charter oak Cook
Stove 5, coal or wood; Il !, a fui. and complete
sortment Parlor, Poy apd Heating stsves, Elevated
ovan Stoves, aud many other patterns too numer
ous 20 mentioa. Our motto Is, Quick Sales and
Small Profits Good work 1ah warranted or No sale;
Ore dollar save Is dollar med; and by calling
al this stove store yon will II and get just ~
good an article as al Ia other h0es.. ~
Particular tentlon paid 10 House RvoAnKi spout.
ing and Job Work Ia general out ~ good Tin and
siock, hoping 80 receive snare OF the pubic pat
ronage BY this motto "Quick Sales and small
Pr0nts >, isap6l d. L. HORNE.
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CHRISTOPHER CULLEN,
Er Horss Sheer and lsrrier.

VIyISHE ES to inform the public OF Davenport aaa
w Scott county that he has permanently located
In Davenport and that no will shoe horses seiep-
ttnc principles. After 20 yeas practice the anat-
ony Of the feet, and hAvtng spent II yeaTs undsrths
sppsrs tsndslce OF ths best Veterinary Surgeon In
Sten 70 all that employ him. He earnastly solieis
custom from peucns ha ing horses lsboring under
the dissass Of. sorns and coatractioAs com only
quarter cracks, sand cracks, sprans Of the cords,
foun dsfs, ring bonss, spAyns, all OF which.he war.
rsnts CURED u cntabta tbs most Of these diseases
are caused by bad shOsisg or want or proper jud9.
menk gs s,ftr Rsa4 ,Ea4g ssaasH@ mehlT dtf
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HOWARD BURLINGTON. WI. HENkT UAkLlFsToN
Fl. DARLINGTON & CO.,
Alto R N EYS AT l. A w,
DAVENPORT, IOWA.
ONCE, corner Of Main and Second streets, oppo-
site LeClair House.
Collections made and proceeds promptly remtted
10 all parts Of the Uniiel States.
Money to loan on Real Estate or otherwise.
Money located for others on commission. 49,
Lands located throughoutthe Northw est,
REFERENCES.
r. Gibson, Esq, Ca.h'r Bank Of Baltimore.
W. Townsead, ESQ, I" Bank Of Chester CO.,
West Chester, Pa,
Morris Il Jones X Co, Phiiadelphis,
Hopes b. Townsend,
r. Woodward Il Co., Bankers, Chicago,
Darby Il Bark ksdai g, St. Louis,
Dr. s'R Clarke, Sec. America Ins Co do
K. T. Lsecn 90, ptuburg, ..
Day Metlack, Cinoi nsst,
Mclffsgor, Lawes BIakemOr,, davenport,
Edwin Smi it'll, ESQ, do
Nov y So dwoll
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professional CARDS.
Iab,lIsrs.

THEo GUKLICH j. W. STEWART.
GUELICH g. STEWART.
Attorneys and Counssllors ct Law, Notariss
Public, 30.
Conyoysncing investigations Of Titles, Payment
of Taxes, Loaning and Investment Of Money, snd
all other regular business promptly attended TO.
Olhce on I'd 81. in Atkinson's Block, opposite the
LsCiaire Row,
sept diff DAVENPORT, IOWA.
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ny SANDERS & BROTHER.

goodest little son in the world, il l
wasn't 'fraid to BE-
Why Johnny
oh, rstul ned the little fellow, you
know that good children all die; aud
! want 70 stay with you and papa. |
don't want to die yst >
No, dear, many good little ones
live to grow up and become good and
great men, said :, mother, q
DO thsyq "a. the child, ~ his
great eyes Opens wonder. did
not know that. v'd Josey Grey
'haved like good bo but thought
he was wicked ins,po, else hs would
tiie tore he grew 90 Ii =
What made YOU k, 50 little
darlingP "A
Why, Ma. Mary Losqop and Ma
than Dickerman, and an the Tract
Society children, died and all the
good little ones you tell me stories
about die, and are buried in little
short graves.
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yartetp.

NEW MUSIC.
A. CkA ANpALL, So: 9 LsClsirs Row, has Jus,
ISeeivsas large ioeof late ~ popular Aaac ior
the Piano, Guitar and other insiraasats snon~
which are The following: =
Ainuis," )" or sLiksA Flowor," aas soHs By
WrgAIon .
'.Dear summer Nprn," by that ell knovs SSd
popular ballad Composer. stephen Glover
SHOWN where the Blue Bella Grow :, 4 heaaInui
song ss sung BY Mr.. Sins Reeves, aad eonpoesd
BY
First Rate Shottsche.,' by %. AIhs,,.
"LoGiss Pyne Polka,o NM M.
"ssransds Quick STEP" ans piece foss s.o Ga,.
Ars. sag1odu
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ern Market We have on hand aad are Foesivfas
at short iDtcrvab additions TO the AlrosAy largo
stock Of Goods above N cntiossd, i0gsthss V3sA
All OF which are prepared Io eelt ~ asa1h ct
ratesas low as canbe fossA 10 - NG1ogp Uotoes.
Shipping Fms N4
Second Street, Three deess 65( 3t -
Daven Do RI Oct 80 ssf4tRJ sFTFFf1
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Burrows \ Prettyman,

OUIIVWC " I1OSSy "
Yervarding and Commission Asrehants,
P30DUCH D1ALx1s.
And wholssaea Retail Dealersin
DRY GOODS,
oussnsvsrs, Groceries, Boots, ehoss' Asts'osps,
Clothing, Salt, "a.
.,.s sts1, on 10 Receiving, storing and ForWsfdns
sny6 e,eonsSned 70 our care. p,oa,.s
10 Front Styeet, Davenport, ,ioN.
Davenport steam FIGURING 1nls,
Wn be kept In constant operation, snd ,sn h,.ss.,
ia'o'"'' n,ice Tor Wheat. Flour always on hand.
BURROWS 4 PRkTTYMAN. &
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9oots aas Sbses.
BOOTS n SHOES.
WHOLESALE RETAIL,
A. N11rn TvyoY,ipa nk~~~

At The Empire store.
mia VIE have now In store large and we'll 10.
Epv w lsctsd stock Of BOOTS and 9HORS, to
which We in invite the attention Of all In want
ofarticlss in our line. Counsry traders Wish
ing 10 repienish their stocks will and II to their ad
where.
Ts our numerous customers who prefer CUSTOM
WORK we continue To hold out inducemen u in the
way Of prime stock and stylish work not equaled
this sds Of New YORK. ilt styles of Ladtes' work
manufactured as usasL Brady Street, Dayenpert.
apl3Odu MOORE GARRETT
r ADIEs' Assi gsitsvs made TO order
l. N. AG.
GENTs, patent leather boots made to order.
NJ N. e. q
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LIE CLAIRE FOUNDRY

LIE CLAIRE FOUNDRY
AID
M a 9 h 4 N q s.h %.
M DONAhUE, successor TO Messns. lie tlaire&
Nls davenport; having purchased the sbos prem
ises Is now prepared to Manufacture
STEAM ENGINES
oihe various kinds suitable 70 the wants OF the co
try. Also, CASTINGS, for al ofths different varis.
ties OF Mig lrngs and Shaftings all decriptions
House Work Of the Latest styles,
Caps sills, Brackets Columns, etc., etc, always on
hand, aud make 70 order.
Connected with me above is Forging Shop un-
der the direction OF men Of superior skill.
Brass aud Competition Of Glstings made TO order,
Bsbbit Metal always on hand. r.r
Ny stock Of Patterns for Maehinery Huiidinx and
ornamental purposes, is unsurpassed by any sssslar
Establishment III the West. #gw k8
Repairing done at the shortest aotIGa. charges
reasonable. Cash MT all times paid Dr DID in and
Cope "a
Corner Of From, nd Scott Sts., DAyeuPsrt, Iowa.
hei'3i d-I VI. bDNaHUk.
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REMOVAL.

II q. kADs, Land Agent, has taken rooms owe
s's"s "A"' naAls dn
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New Store and New Goods
E. & r. H. TYNER
A RE now opening at the stand formerly oceu pisd by
"A sutton q Co., corner Of Rock Island and second
Streets All entire new stock of
DRY obs,
Bought BY one of the arm in the city Of New York,
expressly for this market and well suited to the trade
and season. Our stock Of
LADIES' DRESS GOODS
lsLarge, and comprises great many elegant stytes
and patterns; Black, Fancy, Plain Striped aud Pad
Silks Muslin and Woo, peLaines, Wool Rsrsess Eno-
iish and tench Merinos parametta Cloths &c. Also,
heavy stock OF Msrrmack, COchecu, BAY State Phil.
" Aliens aud other good brands OF
PRINTS.
All of which will be sold at low prices.
cLoAKs AND MANTiLLAs.
This department Of our stock is full and comn,s,s
Of the manufacturers also splendid assortment of
cLoAKINa CLOTHS.
Loag and Square Broche and Bay State sh.~,.
hoods, Comforts, victornes Quilted ami Uann 81
Hosiery, Gloves, &c. Our stock of
EMBRoIpRRIEs
Contains great many beautiful Collar. B.pdIsr.
Chiefs Sleeves, Bands Flcuncing laees md SJxinSs,
and complete stock OF Velvet and other Dress and
Cloak trimmings Our stock of @
STAPLE GOODS
is very large, and contains splendid variety of Bed
Blankets, Brown aud Blesehsd Auslins nd briIliusa
Ticking, Wooden and Canton Fianneis, Lindseys Dsn-
inns. Crash. &c. s
Our goods bought with the tention of openinS
here about the st Of last month"; bat We were not abs
10 procare room. The season has 80 tar aayanead
that will sell them Al very low prices 4. low III Mi
lower than we're ever before offered ia this city, in order
to make room for our spring stock uf go.dS
The public are respectfully invited TO call aud a,
. our goods sad prices. F. X n TySrp
Davenport Jan 2s
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-04-01

Contains great many beautiful Collsr. Hspdhsr.
Chiefs Sleeves, Bands Flouncing laees .nd KIx;nxs
and acompiete stock OF Velvet and other Dress and
Cloak Irimmingp thlr stack or -