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THE DAILY GAZETTE.
MISCELLANEOUS.
RATS,..-AN EXTRA ORDINARY
RUMOR.

There is strange and carefully
stifled rumor getting afioat respecting
late case Of extensive rat poisoning
and it's effects upon the formation OF
the cabinet and the movements OF the
President elect. To begin the story
at the right end, it is proper to say
that Mr.. WIN. o. Alexander had re-
-ceived no intimation up to Thursday
morning last ofa call into the Cabinet
al Postmaster General. This appoint
ment was rendered to j. CLANCY Jones
Of Pennsylvania, who declined, but
has since reconsidered that determine
tion, He now holds the subject un-
der consideration. But a new diff
Guilty exists. j. CLANCY Jones 10 sick
and the singular manner in which he
became sick ia generally unknown,
owing to the extraordinary efforts
made in Washington to keepthe mat
ter hushed up. 1t will be remember
ed that Mr.. Buchanan recently went
to Washington. He put up at one of
the principal hotels there-the same
one in which J. CLANCY Jones had
his quarters. Now. this hotel has
been terribly infested with rats OF late
and one Of the boarders conceived the
idea that they ought to be disposed Of
sHsetually before the day Of inangura-
tion. Accordingly, he procured extra
large doses of arsenic, which he dis
posed Of in the most tempting manner
about the house. The rats ate OF the
poison. 1t is we'll known that when
rats partske of arsenic, they put di-
rectly for water. There is large
tank of water in the upper part OF the
hotel referred to, and into this the
host Of rats plunged, drank, burst and
died. From this tank the house is
supplied with water for drinking and,
cooking purposes. Mr. ]. CLANCY
Jones has been very sick since that
time, and is represented to be now in
a critical condition. Mr. Buchanan
and others were less affected, yet Mr..
B. left suddenly for Wheatland. He
will be we'll enough, however, to re,
turn 70 Washington on Monday next.
Meantime, it depends upon Mr.. j.
CLANCY Jones health whether he ac-
cepb the seat proffered to him in the
Cabinet. Ii he does not, then Mr..
Alexander may rely upon the appoint
ment. This would be rafting man
ont Of his situation by new process.
& TN. y. Tribune, 2sth.
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Boots auo Sboes.
= - - :
THE SHOE TRAlE.

TIAVING increased our facilities fsf manursetDf.
Ill ing and dealing in Boots, Shoes aud Leather r. tc
ndersigned, sucecssoTs 10 s. g. Dawson Co., oi,r
20 the citizens ofDavenpor and Vicinity, greater IN
ucements than 10 buy their Boots and Shoes of
hem Our retail stock hereafter will alssys a6n-
ain every description goods wanted By the psopia
We also are making extensive preparations tor
ry dealers TO call and examine our stock and prices
ssit is oar determinations sei on good terms 30
aey aan be purchasedia Sc, Louis or Chicago.
DAWSON, GRIG6S g. CO.
oct25 Brady st, door fro N 2d.
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A DrsprRArE CONFLICT BETWEEN a

A DESPERATE CONFLICT BETWEEN A
LION AND AN ANTELopE.--Dr. Living
stone gives very interesting descrip-
ton Of a fight he witnessed in Africa
between lion and an antelope. The
DR.. and his guides had just emerged
from a narrow deile between two
rocky hills, when they knew to be
that of the monarch OF the forest. =
At the distance of not more than for.
ty Yards in advance of them, a gems
box stood At bay, while huge, taw-
nv lion was crouched on rocky
platform, above the level ofthe plain
evidently meditating an attack on the
antelope; only space Of about TWEEN
ty feet separating the two animals. :
The lion appeared to be animated
with the greatest fury-the gemsbok
was apparently calm and resolute =
presenting his well fortified head to
The enemy. The lion cautiously
changed his position, descended to
the plain and made a circuit, obvious
" tor the purpose OF attacking the
semsbok in the rear, but the latter
was on the alert and still turned bis
head towards his antagonist. This
maneuvering lasted for an hour, when
il appeared to the observers that the
gemsbok used stratagem to induce
the lion to make his assault. The
flank of the antelope was tor a mo-
msnt presented to his fierce assailant.
As quick as lightning, the lion made
a spring, but while he was yet in the
air, the gemsbok turned his head,
bending bis neck SO as topresent one
of his spear likeshorns at the iioA' :
breast. 4 terrible iaceration was the
consequence: the lion tell back on his
launches, and showed CHASTITY
wound in the lower part Of his neck
He uttered howl Of rage and an,
guish, and backed off to the distanes .
Of fifty yards, seeming half disposed
to give up the contest, but hunger,
fury or revenge once moro impelled
him forward. His second assault
was more furious and headlong; he
rushed at the gemsbok, and attempt
ed to leap over the formidable horns
and alighl on his back. The gems
box still standing on the defensive,
elevated his head, speared the lion in
the side, and inhicting what the spec
tators believed mortal wound, as
the holns penetrated to the depth Of
six or eight inches. Again the hon
retreated, groaning and d'limping in a
manner which showed that he had
been severely hurt, but he soon col
lected all his energies for another at
tack. At the instant Of collision, the
gemsbok presented a horn SO as to
strike the lion Immediately between hit
forelegs, and so forcefnl was the strok'
that the whole length of the horn
was buried in the HONS body. Fo'
nearly a minute, the two beasts ct o'
Inotionless, then the gemsbok slowl,
backing, withdrew his horn, and thu
lion tottered and fell on one side, hi
limbs quivering in the agonies Q
death. rhsvictor inadea triumphan
flourish of his heels, and trotted o.
apparently without having receive
tbs least injury in the conflict.
ia man il known by the con
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AoECho1nt Taller.
Az on hsnd anew and full assorsnest or e,.,..
-. - Aha hnstlsh cioshss. CassimeYes aaI vS~.Gs
snLADie ior the seasoD, which he WI ~. - y.
Aioasurs on snort notice and reasona bfs ter.a
. READY MADE CLOTHING
q Al kinds for spring and summe,' -. .i..,
VIII oes0ld ss cheap asthe chsapest ".sA
i FORNISZIINF TOOUS
good supply ofsvsrytoins ue.~...-. -
s,anss s,. waIdrobe. spring NsYie - @s.r
SaPs, Ifunks, vasssss, DC. @s
To. Woaid lnvi.e .Av.s /. oou 4 Ia nuysa... .,.a
4nt The above line 10 give am cs n 9oods
80 heaS. one price oaly. No sssah4e q sAoS
s"Yas ihankfaiior pasta ors hopssa oS.s,n. ~.
Davenpor April Is Isss AH.
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Qlotbiaa.
New foods! New Gseds!!
EDW ARD AIDE n, /,
.MerchssasS INiJOs,

Wholesale and Retail Dealer in
He a d Made Clot hing,
'''shs; Casaimsrss, vsstiags, asats' ysssi1h.
uAs ~ ~ aoods and Tailors 1finninu.
Jus. ,starnsd from The east with one ~ "a ~
far az, ~ sha @ best selected of eoods sv,r e6
ing ar.iees consisting in part Of ths faov.
80. BROADCLOTHs.
English, French, German and Amsr,o~s :.
quality and istest style Of soeds 1' VI os shnsst
CASSIMERES.
.tx. oh,ar en- sna american, Of every yri.sY Of
WI VEsTINGs.
White MarseiiEss, MataIa sse. Wh,
tl t linssi and Coorsd Silks, Fancty and piI r
Sns satin, Italian Cioth siik Piusa, a. Ssne~
ovERcoATrNG.
~ ni, nias ana srown RfoadslosA Union, WAi,ns
taa rii9t Cloths, Fancy, Blue, Brown "a M.iSss~s
assTp ~ mixed ana sssais q a. s.
READY-MADE
ss f., Oyer saeks surouts, Rssaae Jssk.ss
Qualities snd styles, SIX, Velyss. p,.sS 49, ~
ashmere and Valencia Vssts. C:seIs. H.rs'
isa .wi,t ney and plain Casssss "a
pers and oysralIs. DsA ana eaerassy 1recss, wssP
FURNISHING GOODS.
ilekory, calico, white plain ueu cordea ana Pad.
o'o1s, i.ney eoiorsd Shirts, wlH eonnoa ssd 81
- wI1stoaIds; string DeUrssy, co rded nvrnr ~
- Collars. Neck Ties, s.oeks, fssey "a "a ,3sis
II 49,. '."io,sss~wnite, black and coIorsd hid in
i Daeh. cif.''' ss4t'9rdfld, Aberdnen R.rln
einien and Germsn and Fur Gan nsisss. -, ,sIss,
= anu cotton Hose; whire and fancy 2nsn nd III
anaa e'"br9der.d amb's .esi n vhass snd
2ool hii,s, seari. Mufiers.r CENT, n1 ssh. 1vsS
1i,a 1,ns, ahDfeAs tarpet Sacks and N ssser
ts'aies eAliy Kept b the trade, Al OF M T.
iDtners. On oS Gus
Anearly eall viii aeuro choice sels.uo,.
= - g. A keGn
sespnd street, opposite LeCIaira RoC h.~~:.
ipYa,t6stween Main Il Brady.l .-rSSkSJ
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professional Qaros.
IawIsfs.

xatOiIsfS.
rHEo. GUELiCH. J. W. STEWART.
GUELICH g. STEWART.
Attorneys and Counsellors at Law, Astariss
Public, 30.
Conyeysnclng, Investigations Of Tirs?, Payment
of Taxes, Loaning and Investment OF Moley, ana
sll other regular business promptly attended 70.
offca on "a 81. Ia AtkiGson's Block, opposite the
LeClare Row,
scp4 diff DAvENPORT, IOWA.
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WOODEN PUMPS!
rINHE subscriber Is now ready TO furnish WOODEN
PUMPS to order Of any length or capacity -
These Pumps made that wafer will not freeze In
thein. Warranted 10 work we'll for year A9us
duct logs furnished 10 order.
orders may be lst at the efice Of D. L. Shorey, Esq
with the subscriber his place of business 81
Shorsy's Machine shoi,. &c. ShOREr
Davenport Nov 10 dwtf
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u. W. .ksPhxI
'Ah GRAHAM d KEPNEH,
Eorvsrains and Commission 1orc nanusl
No 3 aBUKRo&s,SEW BLOCK, FRONT STREE
Davenport, Iowa.
Orders solicited for the purchase OF Gfaih' riouf
Wool ana Produe generally.
--REFEREEeRs-
Burrows & Prettyman, davenport, Iowa.
Wise. Pusey & Wise, Phil, Pa, ~ -a
springsr, Harosugh d Co., PiltsouiE' fs.'
iasenh e. Elder ST. Louis, Mo-,
MeHride d Hammer, Cincinnati, ONO,
r Mcl,oy Il sons, n .Lisoon, am
Do D. acDonald q Co., wellsviils, Ohio
Mohlsn Martin, q,
george Wells, NJ. a
Hanna. Garretson& s Co., Cleveland,
Hsssey & Sinclair ..
james Graham, New Garden,
MERCHANTS generally, Salem,
feb 81 l556-du
M, DALZEE-L ~ co..
wHOLRsALE AND RETAIL GROCERS.
.ar-n "a in0 a. Com m ssi On N ere haMt.
sssiar, M salt Cemen t, Piaster, Giaas and NAILS
Ioruer I'd 81 Perry sts., pAsAHr"Af'
~
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Commission Dsfcaauis.
eoonRIcH, CURTIS + YANTfS,
Forwarding and Commission Aefehahus,
warehouse, opposite II. X. depot, davenport io"'
DEALERS IN

DEALERS IN
Drain. Flour, Salt, Cement, ana all descrip
tions Of Farm ProAacs,
od,s .oited and attended to with dispatch for th'
r.Sssa or sale of drain or Produce in this and othe
markets. -. ...ra,,a r. au Kinda a
our facilities ample for the storage 81 all h.h's
Grain and Produce, .....---,, -,,,, AZ
iabsrsf cash advance. made on eonsis "he" u
sired .-s -, A forvarain,
hx p.iiroad or river Charges al sstatishon Tates
-REFEKENCEs-
Cock Sargent, Bankers, Davenport Shuoo, Bro, pa,
"a Rankers, davenport geo. W Tilt, BANKER banaio
Bank oi orleans Albion, N. Duchess GO ssnh, ~
THOMAS Ksmpshsil, Eco, Rochester, y: - "n ns,
sssnt. 81. Louis; Collins, Humphrey CO, onisag'
Wurt2, Hatch Co, Chicago ". n MoAls.si, Esa
LIN. ,,wsley corpmssiou merchant, Louisville, Ky.
laae 20 dlt
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rRNN8YLVANIA RAILROAD.
aiH

- -
The great Central Route, cosnsetinz the AZ anilc
cities with the Western, Northwestern, and South
wcs,ern States, by ontinuous Railway direct Ihis
road nIso connects at Pittsburgh With daily line OF
70 a Psfs on ns s,n steamers to ali
0at me North western Lake.; making me most d.
rect, eksaysst and rsiiGbs route oy winch fIeighi
can be forwarded to and from the Great W est
Rates between Philadslphia and Ptttshurg,
frat Glass boots, Shoes, hats
and Caps, Books, Dry Goods lin sOc, 100 4
boxes, balss and truuksD Drugs
Din boxes cs balss,) Furs, Feathers,
second Class...Domesic Sneet
ing, shirting ami Ticking an origi-
nal bales,) Orugs lin casks,) Hard 1bc,SiWb
l ware, Leather lin rolls or boxesD
| Wool and sheep Pslts, Eastward.
Third Class...Ansils, Steel,
/ Chains (in cssks,) Hemp, Bacon
l Pork, Saited Coose or o saeks) To- 65c 100 '
bseco, manufactured, except CT
| rcMrIh sss...Coaee, Fish, ,Ba-
| con, Beef Il Pork, lin casks or box
l es seastWard,l Lard & Lard Oil, 55c p 100 b.
| Lead, Nails, Soda Ash, German
| clay, Tar, Pitch, Rosin, DC.
PLOuR-9l per barrel until further s notice:
GRAiN-50 els. per 100 b. until further notice.
| COlTON-S2 per bale, not exceeding SOU lbs,
| welg hit untilfu notice.
PIN shipping Goods from any point east Of Phil.
ade phia be particular to mark packages "usa Pssa
svIssxis Rsiirssd." All goods Consigned 10 the a
rsnts for this Road at Philadelphia Pittsburg, will
% FS.,.ar e,SA As.s1s-Harris, Wormly & Co., Mem.
phis, Tenn, X. F. Sass Co., ST. Louis,y. >. Mitch
all a. Son, kvansvllle, Ind Damesni, Bell q bur-
dock and Carter Jeweti, louisville Ky: X. @ Mel
drum, Madison, Ind; Sgrigman brown, snd irwin
d Co :, Cincinnati; N. W. Graham & Co., GAINESVILLE
o.; Leech a. Co., a kilby ST. Boston; Leech d Co.
l , hstor House, N. York; William 81 and Batter
Place, New FORK; K. } Sneeder, Philadelphis; Ms
xraw Koons, Baltimore; Geo. c. Fronciscus, Pits
burg. -
II, j. .LOMBAER1, SaPi. J7tsoaa, Pa.
Psnnsylvania Railroad.
Three Daily Through Trains between Philadelphia
| and Pittsburgh THE MORNING MAIL TRAIN
leaves Philadelphia for Pittsburgat " A. NJ and
Pittaburgh fer Philadelphia at7 A. NJ The fast lire
lesy lei. lphiaat r. NJ. and Pttsburg for Phil
sdelphia al r. NJ. THE NIGHT AXPRkss train
leaves Philadelphia for Pittsburgh al II NJ. and
| pitnbu rsh for Philadelphia n IL P. NJ.
The above lines connect at Pittsburgh with the
Railroads 10 andfr0m ST. LOuis No., Alton, Galena
and Chicago, Ill. Frankfort, Lexington and Louis.
yils KY; Terre Hsute, Dayton, Springfield, Belle
| fontins, Sandusky, Toledo, Cleveland, Columbus,
Zsnesyille Massllon and Wooster, Ohio; also, villa
| he steam packet boats from and to New Orleans,
| 81. Louis Louisville and Cincinnati.
Through tickets be had 10 or from either Of h y
| above places
eI starting potnts. Passengers from the West will
lind this the shortest and most expeditions route 10
phisdeiphin, Baltimore, New York Boston. 81
THO'S. MOORE, Agent, Passenger Lines, Phiia
| D. MESKIMEN, Agent Pas sengcr Lines, Pitts
phila. Nov % ,55 dly
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BOOTS r. SHOES,
wHOLE5ALE 4 RETAIL,
At The Empire store.
n6da WE have now in stors large and we'll So
ETH w ieeted stock Of BOOTS and SHOES, TO
V&wbich we In inv 20 the attention II all IN wan,
of articles In our lbe.s corntry traders wis b.
ing 10 repiensh their stocks viii nni to their al
vantage To give az call bafors purchasing eise
where. ff#
To nun erOus customers who refer CUSTOM
WORK we continue 10 hold out indu GENE n Is 10 the
way of prime st0ek shi stys work not eqnaiea
tai.sde Of New Work All styles OF Ladi les work
manufactured usual. Brady street, i,ay enpeII.
api30iu MOORE BROWN.
I DIEs' heel gart eys made % order
II NJ. 81 b.
tESTs' patent leather tsats made 10 order.
NJ E=esHe% a MER
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fiQIINTY SURXEfgEsn Io
Gust Sss. .O6ce In he Court House, Ah oIusss
>rompuy attendsdto. Aug. lAsn % S'""
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aITA man 10 known by the com
pany hs kssps.
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Wfsffrif5.

Fresh Groceries
AT ~HoIW0AL1a
RYAN g. MoCAR1g..
NO 3 Front 1t. and Lsves.
q ana ssraagslens. fsis Sssss S s1ssss,s.
hiviag iai confidence that lks5 oau sspply ~ oS..s
aad aroesrymsn win, all the assss : -. M
~ Iols terms than counting coca = sr n
s, loais s,aes o. 1aFo In addition 20 hss "a cam
y. !, ,,..,, 81, =. Groceries.
ig stoc. Of Ma lis all sizss and - S.s.1.
sie erasn 81 all s-ss bsst Quality of doshS ssds.-
We keep constantly on hand sup.,. - n-.
famIly IAN nlonr, nom the NAq.olssas Un,as = ns,s.
which wa viii sell at the cheapest retss -
r; ;. Goods delivered to ths city Asslars f,ee
.-se ssS1o16
4 9hNLs a wanted to canvass the State for she
Apey.t the oties Of ne Compsny, no. b.,...
pnl. M s,Sek opposite ths Lee Claire Resss.
neo loa awu DE-. Shorty, ssslssAry.
HAAS. :
sngar Cured Hans At II 60
| you want choice Sugar Cured He6ea -
isrset. ssa 'A'''a'f' apply a. my PORK aes~ Sssas
sass, sass.a Cured aSs.Is... Smoked Hams s.sA
MehIs d-H n n sEsf{fuo
g.x NJ n. HElDkNREiNEE-
Wholesale and Retail Grossry ~ yyss,.s..
Store. Fs.a.s.
Sefond ~, s doors bsloU Brady, NoveL sils
hAss Jast fsceissd and am opsahs a. u ~
largest aad best selected stocks OF = -
GROCERIES AND PROVISIONS
eser oeiore brought 10 lhis markaA 10 l1rA 5.,..
e atentton Of country merchants and the naiiss h.
general, to whom o1sa he aboy ! II aressiyrl.IG
prlfes. ys@esos
SAit and see for, ourselves before psrsk.sn. .,..
where. SS-&s3 -
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StoDfs.
BUY YOUR STOVES
AT THE
GREAT wRRTERH cINcIAHATI
s r. O v e s r q e e
And Tin Ware Mandatory,
I'd Street, Z doers East Of Harrison,
Wholesale and Retail

"HERE will always be fou nd one Of the 6eatss
w sorsmoIts Of Stoves, Tin Plate, Sheet irea,
WIRE, Jspannsd Ware, Tin, Sheet Iron and CoPIe es
Warsin this city. Among bis assortment Of
$ T OV ES
are the ceiebfated Climax and Charter Oak Cook
Stoves, coat nr wood; ri 70 q fal and complete as
scrtment Parlor, Box and Heating Stcves, kieystei
Oven Stoves, and many other patterns TOO nunef,
Gus to mention. Our motto 10, Quick Saies and
Small Prohts Good work, all Narrated or no ssls,
onsdollaf cave lie dollar rned; and by calling
at this Stove Store yon will save II and get Just as
good an article ~ at any other honse.
Partcular atte ntion paid TO House koohng, Spout.
ing and Job Work In general out Of good Tin and
stock, hoping 70 receive share Of the public pat.
image BY yhis motto: 1Quiek Sales and Small
pEnGfs.M y IS ~ 1AanAi 2. -L- u. L. HORNE.
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stores, STORES,
NULflrLytp N SfOyfst

AND TBHN ANS WEN 10 xTOVEsl
ETH0UGH ws asnAos kesp on hand some Port
"A Aos 1616 stoves, as some Of nsghb1r, the res.
aFe We sell 20 cheap snd 70 good article Of
stoves that Il becomes dincuii 70 supply the de-
ma but new supply Of freight have arrived
orr arrangements ~ to b sble now ts supply the
demands ofall, be the sans MORE Or LESS.
30 after looking around among ell the "Of h
H0RSEn Stove shops 10 this city, to purpose,
come to ~ Il %tegsF3 a5.
TWitehell 0illstt's,
The only Stove Emporium in the west, and buy u
Stove a. il stess. in our prices, for eheapness,
defy all eompsttion--eye article psrrsassd,
md II not satsTactory, We refund the money. Among
our assortment nay be found the celebrated
Forest Oak, for wood or csal; the Gilman;
Black Diamond, for coal; The King Of
stoves and 0cvernsr, elevated ovens.
All tinds or Parfor, Onse and Heating Stoves
Tinand Copper WAfeen hand a all times, Root
ing, Jo5bing, &c. done 70 order.
Brady street, nearly opposite the p. o.
Rahll-dif ll : - ,DAVENP0RT. IOWA.
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JUST RECEIVED At THE
PARIS AND NEW YORK WHOLE
SALE AND RETAIL
NILLIM ST0RE.
CORNER o. BRADY Ann THnD srhssTs, DAVENPORT
1.-THE subscriber takes pleasure 10 Informing the
l Ladies' of davenport, kock Island sud vicinity
that he has just returned from New YORK win
'Gsindid MiiIinssY, s:;11,iH SIrei4.ry ana Fancy
Our stock Of Bonnet And sash Ribbons, brocaded,
striped and plaid black and colored vSlvet
Ribbons, silk velve.s, a.ins, siIks,
French Flowers. Feathers.
Straw Bonnets, &C.,
s tAs isresst snd best sssr SrssRAt to tAs ssrkst
We ss.s HMH!Ti1TEaso.a is E.s.: 10 ca.
and exam nc our beautiful assortment Of SILK SIX
and ssw miasd satin AND md sSs ra
Boonels, infants embroidered hoods ana 'oeky
H., esi. or every description made to order, and
warranted 70 please. Millinsrs supplied with Pat
tern Bonuets and every article In their line, al
wholesale. w
n. b. straw Bsnnets bleached, pressed and alter
ed Marking and stamping ior all kinds Of enbroi-
DEFY and ersdins dene e 1sdsI sIcaos = shS notice
cor. of Brady d I'd sts., Davenport, To-
Sept, 30th, 1856. tv Fee
PIANO FORTES.
~ CHATFIELD begs leave t. inform lhe citizens
Davenport that having bad 20 years practical es
pereDce in Pispo Forte making III London Ann bodtoa
10 now prepared to repair Piano Fortss In nost hor
ough workmaniike style. Also AL kinds Of Cabinet
Work repaired and vanished and jobblng carpenterng
lone.
tween Third and Fourth, will bs punctaay attended,
to- deet-dom p2
WADsWORTH
IIas received during the pas. week large add;
tions 10 his stock Of Goods, TO which he won d
nvite ihs attention Os all who wish goods Of the
best 1Si'1is roWssT |; u POSSIBLE PRICES
oppsxte LsCl.irs Hsuss. --- dscls
BLACK SILKS!
,oPIEcEs Plain High Lustre, Boiled Silks, Nor
lUAn.iqss 80 Black Kspp siik., haet M Mssered S,sd
d.cis wADswoRTH.
EMBkOTUERlES.
A LARGE arrival from anc,es--makins Cur
a stock NE largest and sasapess " the siI{; lie
sure 70 call at WADS"ehid''
- RAILROAD CORSETS,
JUST rsssivsdss v.nSwoRTH,s
BLACK LACE COLLARS.
A COOP G92o9. ss.ofimen'e.n be foSSa oSWSanswoRru,s. s.
s SATIN LAIN,
,U,HR richest Curtain Goods In the city, wi III bands
j and tAssels to raatchist ,o.rr,-
iecls ag4 ssa E1}Ae 2WApswohin1f
BRocmA LONG SIlAwLs.
NEW and tssaafal stock just rsessy 81 whRru,s y =
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CITY HOIEI,
Corner Of Third and Ferry streeM
AcKLIY oLAsTxA1, Propr'sson'
ur nnas,.,~nsd would respectfully inform theiI
/ f,ana. and the pu bile, thai they have tnn dss
opened the gerry HorrL,for the reception ol ssAn
gers and travellers. n sas osen snMasH ND con.
aniant nd no effort on the part OF the fropte.ois
shall be wantinsto contribute 70 the somiof'
patrons. nd at,antiy eh os
,,ays slvaysi in attendance. Also tsrgs ya'aeoh
nactsd 'for the accommodation Of Farmers, &c;
Ashare sfpubic patronage ssssPecGslM ~ MsTRsn.
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PIANO PIANO F0RTEs.

snPIECES Plain High Lustre, Boiled Silks, Nor
lUAntiQue sW Black Rspp silks, Black Wsterea
and Satin de Chstne, BACK striped ana fi8afea
silks, jnst received by
decl6 s Hhus"ohiH.
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EMBROTIJERIES

A LARGE arrival from anctioB--making cur
n stock The largest and cheapest IN the city. i'e
sure 70 call at WADSWehida.
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GRAPE VINES.

GRAPE VINES.
yBNHE sub seribars Wenld respectfully call the
Il tentIan OF Vine Grower. 10 tho
Early Northern MMssadiMe Grape
Having raised and proved over forty iins rels
risliss within the last 2a years, dad 1t to be
feetly hardy, very prolific and ripening one mo-
earlier Than the CataS ba or Isabella, and yisldl
one gallon Of wine TO every quarts of clean fru4
We have q limited shock OF large and yigor'
plsnts for spring pann x waieh may 30 had q @.
authorized agents; pIies iIom one 70 Ass aoisa
each, according TO age aud slze. We caution =
public agsinst fraudulent venders we have r
pointed Me ssfs. FiIiey n Dsifs our assnis
lowA, Of whom plants may he had hnerai q
l %. .IHAWklXS.
New Lebanon, Shaker Village, Colam6is Co = :.
FINLEY 4 DWIRE, Agenis-
| For particulars zoe large bilsat Barrowsk FTg
| tymgn's or at Gagette omea' esl Ah<a ass'.
| .# nsa "A l. s Or
4 Fruit and Ornamental Trees.
\ tNRulT TREES, large Sizes, flowering Plan
! J. Usage Orange Seed, ksetgrssns IN large asa
utiss, for sale al Scot Nursery.
v isns3 d3n FtNLEY & DwIRE,
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