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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-10-28

these disasters had not happered All that the rail-
ways want here time they have bcen n, cessary 10 de-
veope ho vast resources Of The United States d those
resoo ces VIII ere long generally amply repay tho M
~. tune must b. alogdss-ao financial
schemes should b vents !, a,-, uae
over the present embarpas.. e''"
'owef when the time Of Jnymsnt Coma. r,r,a
~ ''''0" 'e .-rs Isg but l,De delay. /. !, N
r,, that the new plan for the reorganization or A.,
-. comcauy has been framed No ~
surrepder any portion u nv -.An Is asked to
Il nskea -. property, but q brief delay
: IRON all Interested in order to allow the groA
ana Increasing Of the country 70 nave 'hs
nat lral effect the fortunes Of enterprise WINCH
Intimately connected and bound up with the prosperity
Of the metropolitan city OF the United States.
As for the British capitalists there is no great anxiety
felt here about their movements. gooS many o. them
are selling ont their Central and Gaeuo bonds being
WINGED that this whole country rs going " tho dogs
BY and by more OF them will be buying. u oil
kinds of absurd prices, securities which no Pru
| dent man hero would teach. Their best friends
must acmt, calm survey Of their American invest
mens choosing stocks for purchase they have sci
dom evinced much Judgment They not known 70 b
holders of such railway property New Jersey Central
Cleveland, Columbus and Cincinnati, Hartford and New
Haven, &C, &C. the stocks which they have made pc
culiasy their tue New York and Erie, and tn
Illinois Central And while experience agains
taking them guides for investors, due TO tralf
say that the English would be richer people today
they had invested money in American securities
We believe that on the whole, the English holders Of
American securities have Jared better than the British
holders any other foreign British stocks; that In the
Of years holding. they have received about
twice much money in the shape OF interest," aud now
have good property tho holders Of any other stocks
| sold the London market
The following the business OF the Sub Treasury To-
day
Total receipts ................ S379 500 0e
For customs l75,COD on
| Total ia, nents Observation-Disclosures. 329 1876 AZ
Balance ,799 sos 81
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FINE ARTS.

ITO DEALERs AND IMPORTERS or HTEREOscopJc
l. Views and Groups-I am prepared 10 receive G,r
coloripg Isrre orders OF microscopes aud Groups In The
most beautiful manner Mt 81 per ozep Address MIRA
D., Herald Office, for two days 'S'
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Port or New York, October ~, r

CLEARED
Steamship De Soto, Buloch Havana and New orieans-
Steamship nunsville Post, savannah-H Cromwell Co
Steamship Yorktown Parrish, Norfolk, 81 Ludlam Hell
shp zenosia Peters, New oreans-J Baker Co.
ktlp Ely Iiying.toa Mosile-Howland Eroeiushsm,
sSr Ssa 9 Smith, H'chas Wallace Co.
sssr oSa ps
s scsr s,.a a.5y Kosers wimnEonmD Murray
sloop northern Lish, Potter. Key West;
s sssD ps.wsrs f oape fhsasn1
Cleared 2dsh-ship Chas Hill, Small savannah-Trask 4
Dearborn.
Brig og @ G:nway Asnys days With h%es
s. q sfa /. Rss e Fs4ssss Oct with
Brig Col rsnnin,sn, Ccln Jscme % DAVIS, with Haywood
steering showing signal viii, letter IL The sis
len from fore:opsa yard and drowned DO Wing
& S r. The s1 M 50 ss @
Br,e blanche r Coz Maitland Ms Is days with plaster
an H9a ss Thsh
Brig Arnold Brs Atkinson, suckvie NIB IS days. with
PIC sarah Bersice Clark, Eizabethpors for salem.
Brig Rolling Wave, Hall, Newport days, in ballast, TO
Brig Judge Whitman Presley, Rondou for Boston.
wood to II Solomon inst 80 81 Ion IS So spoke
brig Thos Teson 40 days from Greytown for New York
Schr amyh tof Charleston, westerand Havana
10 days. Charleston days. with sugar Jas Bancs
Co lsih inst while 10 Charleston George Holt
man, Of London, aged a2 fell overheard and
sebr Persia iBr) Smith Hsiax Ms Il days with fish
tehr Morning Star lr, crspo charoeown PEI Is days
with oas To George Tumble.
srhr Herschel 6 mass, Birdsall savacnah days with
&c. 18th inst, of Sandy HOOK John Taylor
OF New Jersey, seaman died of fever.
schr kdfer Harksen, Charleston days with cotton &c
schr Whipple lawson Virginia. 4days
schr Hannah Morton. sleirht baltimore days.
Schr X Huntley, Huse, Bait more, days
Scbr RAINBOW. Clements, ElizaDehport for Boston
Sabr Ocean Wave, Wesley Elnabeihpot for B,s,on.
Echr lonsa, Drink water, Fizabehpor Tor Bosson
Scbr oche. Gray, Eizabethport Tor Boston.
Schr Scioto King Cherryfef, days.
Scbr Bentn,in, Whaen, Easport days.
s'hr Forrest, Perry, Milhritge, sdass
Schf John Snow. shaw, Cutler 7 days
echr Albert Jameson, Jameson. Rocslsnd days.
sehr ference. Jameson Rockland 5 days
rchr Susan. bearse Boston, days.
Scbr Henry Cole, Sm h. Providence. 2days.
Schr : Hall, Packard. Portland for Washington DC.
Tchr Emira Rogers Beach Albany Providence.
kc.r amp, Church. Albany for Derby.
Steamer Wausui;a Eye New Bedford.
Steamer Pelican Aldricb Providence.
Steamer Ospray, Kenny, Providence.
RETukSEp-Brg Mary Forrest Gillespie hence for Bahia
rreced tremendous gale ES which the vss. IN
her beam and obliged foremost 10
tight her: since which have been beating westward
9Th lat 81 81 lon &c 20 spoke whaeshp Alien of
and New Bedford who supplied with spars rig
gng: 11th lat SO 40 Ion So rs spoke
eIpoo The brig was owed NE city by seamtug Screme
SAILED
Steamships Huntsville Savannah; Yorktown. Norfolk, &c;
ships Eureka, Shanghae; National Guard, Galveston
Wind during the day to NV, and fresh
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Inc exchanges NJ me SleATIbk houec ulS mOFniuB
amounted to s2b $685. sS 81, and the balances TO
81 ,l27 800 Al.
The Concord Railroad Company have declared a divi-
dend of four per cent payable the LIST Of November
The coupons the first mortgage and other bonds Of
the Harlem will be paid and after November at the
Treasurer's office. The interest the third mortgage
and convertible bonds Of the Hudson River Railroad
Company, due November will be paid, usual, at the
Office Of the Company IS Warren street
The Independent Of to-day has the following report
The mporations very large for the advanced period
Of the sason, and Indicate large surplus Of goods 10
Europe, hither for sale. Yet large part Of
have been sold loss, and the remances
will be actual returns Of kale The sales Of the
have been almost wholly confined these auction The
closing upon very active market, bat low
and ia many cases losing unremuneratve prices with
large remainder stocks OF many descriptions including
fancy. Even woolen goods Of Belgian and British makes
II heavy KINDS selling at great reduction Shawls
are the most active at Wholesale Some spring goods are
arriving order The leading jobbers, however
ing large business in seasonabe goods principally TO
the city and by trade the circle Of which
siye. Domestic goods dull for the part, and
prices staple coitoDs easer though many mills
working order for future deliveries. There cons,de
rable demand for goods export to South America Cali
but at reduction prices the less
Delaines dull Fancy cassimeres are IN moderate
quest but cloths not active. The SEASON has been
very suspicious for both producers and Dealers sales
having been large and remuneratlve without any undue
stimulus Of credits overtrading except in lew
instances.
The traffic OF the Panama Railroad in September was az
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nARITIhE lNTELLICENCE.

ALMANAC Y0RK-Tnis DAT.
suN RIaKs. Is SOON 8 81
BUN sE1s. vS HIGH ~ 70
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MlsCRLIAAN HssSSs
DOCK sALE-CATALOGUES AIE OF LARGE AND
ID valuable SELECTION Of hooks 0 v0umes) 10 tbs vari ID
Departments Of literature this riiay evening at O'Clock,
Ped Offs auction 34S Fulton street. Brooklyn,
o pos,e the City Hall Catalogues ready and books open for
e1anir atom
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FOR SALE.

OLD EhTABi.ishED COANE MA RKET IN 1nOnR
~ I'm for saeExce,ent location for pork ~. ness. nY
,ges completes; price moderate Address Market boz III
Herald office. - ~
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1859-09-08
DAKOTA CITY POTTERY.

NJ ESsRS. ZIEGLER ECkHART, Of the Dakota
Wl CITY Pottery. take the present OPPORTUNITY o.
saying to the merchAnta aud public geussallv thst
tksy wil continue In tbs businsss hsssensnss ana
having Increased their facilities, enabled b nan
ufactMre > larger amount Of stonsvass aud Of the
hsst quality. kstarsng thanks 1bs ths ltsssl rat
rosaSs hsstowed upon the old Arm, thsS rssnctfilv
snltctt continuance Of the zane fhs the nsv. -
thg viii endrasos ~ rstain Il b. prompt eAsruttcu
sll tinssa Give thsm call,
Dakota city, n. r., Nor. II, 1855 tt
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1859-09-08

1In Acnks n lasd kstains the esspn0As hassss
11O 81 utsos City. vtN - SeDA n ltsete q eun
DssshAsess ssa u loo AssssA AAAseas
GEO WeANH Nsakss,
S,o1a CITY, icss
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1859-09-08
Dissolution Of Co. Partncrahip.

The co.patinsTship Aaeeto6ars sxistkue hrtvceu
AIsx. Mclean and Edwin v. Kivk, usa~s the an
name aud style Of Mci.sAn KIRK, 10 this Aay dis.
solved ~ mutual consent Tbs barks asA secousls
Of he lAes ds0 ss~ In the hands Of X. r. kivk vhe
WI settle up IL business, ~ eteuA City, IoSa.
ALEx. AeLAAN.
hDWtN \. ARK.
New York, March 10. isse~As
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1859-09-08
Sheri6's Sale.

Il. O00Il0 , 094e.
efAfe o. IOWA,
N he Districs Court Of Woodbury. Co.
IOaCa.
DY VIRTUE Of . special execution Issued fron Ii,
ID once Of tks Clerk Of the District Court Al Wood
6oSy aooaty. eGa4s u Iowa. In v0r Of 6awy<ss, Tul
IL / Co., plainti6s. and against James J. Ravid~n
1slss6ask la1s1 August 26lh, 1859, and to me d.
Ssses1j ssesnsnAisg shst Of the ssal estate and
Dossoool Dgspssty dssesibed Of the aaid james J
,nogD4sN, ] Waks ~ csase TO b Bssds the sum tws
hundred and fourtssa dollars sd Ibrty-lour cents
(o3l4 krlOO) With istsssst and costs to- Wit Al
eftAs aajl Ja0ss J. kasidsus intessst 10 the undi
vlAsa bali d H. south vest Qsaslss Of section thr
ty.Avs I3sb In township num6ss =. north range No
u, vsst q ths hish pstseipal nssidian. IN woodbu
y eessty, Iowa; 81 sDso COS double svsrlsd, on.
1eAthas bed, 6us gilt eur ain hOl6sss snd twelve
geqgs; ons lAses willow clothes hasksG two pocks
hbteo, too pocket tsstaosata, oas guiAs book. ON
put hsss and picture, oss snt Ststsss aans ssd
A ! lsrssy T.. p.s,,e .o.,e. The. shah Oh,
=. ~ = Rshns s:tsZ. e ~ Pc. oaes door Il
10y. sSs 81: x Day 81 ssSi.~s.%'
s,slosk =: q saIA Day, % the Aixh:st and bss
- ssAss:st thsssef 4 ssusfy ths above dsht VIII
As6el - ~ ~ Of Auessk lsse.
WA. n. FRAME, Sheriff Woodbury. CO.
eDa-v DyJ.c. G. hosEisa DsSsty.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1859-09-08

latest ssyl.s II Dot and Gard types - are prep.r
u 70 do all kinds Of Job Printing in the hest Il,
a tn AT. a. f5ftH =
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1859-10-24
Ayers Cathartic Pills,
FOR ALL THE PURPOSES Of A FAMILY pHYS,e,

composed that disease within the range Of
their action can rarely withstand csade them
Their penetrating properties search. and cleanse.
and insgoratc every portion of the human organ
ism, correcting It's diseased action. and restoring
it, healthy ,italltes. AS "a consequence Of these
properties, the invalid who is bowed down with
pain or physical debility is astonished TO find has
health OF energy restored by remedy at once 81
simple and inviting.
Not only do they cure she ry-day complaints
Of every body, but also many formidable and
dangerous diseases. The agent below naiisd i
pleased 10 furnish gratis my American Almanac.
containing certificates OF their cures and directions
for their in the following complaints. Cosft,s-
s.ess Heaytbur, Hend,che 0ts,ny t,ooa d,sordrrei
Stomach. Nausea. Iud,geStton. Pam IN and MORBID
i.acftoa ot tie BoueLs, F1d.ui,cy, Loss n Apye
TIT. Jou,d,cc, and other kindred complaints.
arising from low state Of the body or obstruction
Of its functions. They are excellent Alternative
for the renovation of the blood and the restors-
ton Of tone and strength TO the system debitated
Dy disease
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1859-10-24

tdou,rs~f. TO, N. Reh.f ~ ne ssct a~d
Dssfressed a1Ffcfet Wih vsvvleNf
and hIsdentc Drsedses.
r1NHR HOWARD AsaOI ALTON. IN view Of tie
j awfui deaf sueti n o. human life case ~ sexu-
al discs -ee, ard the dec linrs pfs ,i. upan Lba
erAl ago directed IT. consulting steeou, o. Q
charitable Ct rthy OF l. cir Bsms, T. pm . dis-
pcnsary the rDrs' u tliF csss Of d. ss.~s,
In al tier forms ana " civ msshai ~ 60 Rrs'is
70 ali sho -yyiy ty l.t -, ~th ssc' isi o. heir
condition, tAg-. oocrpati a. habit OF ~. &C ara
Ia cas-. ofeIt sns very 70 furiit me ieiL re
Of arga II l. needf % 10 ned that tn az ocafon
Commands The higfe-t me- teal sbn 0. fhhrg ard
vii furnish tk@ most srp- OVID uodsrr .ssn1~nt
tn. Directors OF the sss,sis To- IN % N anDus
port upon the treatn eDt % ~ III di-rs'es 'Ipess
n bishe,t sai fao.ioo With the success which kss
attend tn lab r. ~ "a T. III. cure Of
sparms,torr hns =. nlnai v.Akne.s q DO ua s!ss.
,vphiHs ire oi ,nani, seif 81 use, dis~ases
Of the sldn - and bIAneer, &c. end contiD-
nance = re same plan or The ensuins year.
The Dirset's, 4 revies u the ,, 81 feel assrrsd
that their lahore In hi. -phere ~ ben ,osnt effort
have been OF r-sf bI cnt 20 th sGic' q. RIP risiy
the youn5 ard they have resolved 10 revct< them.
selves, With renewed zeal 10 tits very mprrisr. sn1
much de pisesi cause.
Al admiral "a port epe n. stf rrhOs. o, re0l-
nal veskn~ss, the vice Of Oosnis,
. R-ahu .rd otner Ola. asss q. th@ sfxUsl orssnes
~ the CT Scouting sorte,n sil'esDi ~ ush In
| sealed envelop~) fS'e ~ hsrse, on feesii' % 'vo
nature ana treatment Of ~8us diseae oses, &C..
ar constantly being putIished for GT.fuiises dirtsi-
tuflns. md M u cent TO the s0ct Asr cot b.
ne reriefie> and nrthpN ~ trese~ eDs d. overe1
durtns th. LAST year are Of great vase
Address for Report or Treatment, d. J. 0RII.
LIN HOr GHTtsft, Aetna Surgeon. Bywasd .sso
| cistson, NJ. south Ninth street. rhiI.1.lphis.
peuasylvanis
y order u sLe Mr~ser.
nxRA D Hs.RTWDLL PysssSses.
0uN pAssrUvIn As~sGsvv IsDa ~
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1859-10-24
AYERs9
Ague Cure,


Intermittent Fever, or Fever anA Ague,
Hemitte"t Fever, Chill Fever, Dumh
As"e, Periodical Headache, a, Biiicas
Headache, md Bilious Fevers, indeed
for the whole class Of diseases orizi-
mating in hillary deraug cmcnt. can scd
by the Malaria Of miasmatic countries.
No one remedy is louder called FIR hv the
necessities Of tho American people than = sure
and safe cure for Fever and Arue Such
We all nov enabled to offer. with perfect
certainty that it viii eradicate The disease
and with assurance. founded on proof, that
no harm can arise from its ~ ia any quan-
tity
Tina, which protects from ~ prevents TIN,
disorder raus. be Of immense service in ia.
communities where il prevails. Pr~vrntsal. -
better than cure. for the patient escapes the
risk which he must run in violent attacks CT
this haeful dis,cmper. This "CuRE' cxpcls
the minsmatic poison of FEVER AND AorE
nom the System and prevents the develop
ment Of the disease. if taken on the first an
preach of its premoniiorv symptoms. Ii Is
not only the best remedy ever vet severed
for this class Of complaint but alsa the
cheapest. The large quantity We suppl. fur
a dollar brings il within the reach OF every
BODY and in bilious districts. where Fnvrs
AND AGuE prevails every body ,ho IA have il
and use it freely both for cure and protection.
1t is hoped this price will place il within the
reach Of a!l--the poor as well a. the rich. A
great superiority Of this remedy over any
other ever discovered for the speedy and GER
tam cure Of Intermittents is, that it contains
no Quinine or mineral. consequently IL pro-
duces no quinism or other injurious effects
whatever upon the constitution. Those cured
by it are left as healthy Is il they had never
had the disease.
Fever and Aguei s not alone the con sequence
of tie miasmatlc poison. a great variety Of
disorders arse from its irritation, among which
arc Neuralgia, Rheumatism Gout. Headache.
Blindness. Toothache. Earache. Catarrh, As;h-
ma, Palpitation. Painful Aiic ton Of tie
Spleen, Mysteries Pain in the Bowels. Co!lc.
Paralysis. and Derang cement Of the Stomach.
all OF which. when originating in this cause.
put on the intermittent type, or become period.
zeal. This "CuRE" expels the poison from
the blood. and consequently cures them all
alike. 1t is AN invaluable protection TO imnii
grants and persons travelling or Temporarily
residing in the malarious districts. II taken
occasionally or daily while exposed to the in
fiction. that will be cxcieted from the system.
and cannot accumulate in sufficient quantity
- rpen into disease. Hence il is even more
valuable for protection than cure, and few will
ever suffer from Intermittents. if they avail
themselves of the protection this remedy AZ
for1,
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The IOWA STATE ALMANAC

lows.
The IOsCa State .llsss nae
AND
Statis0ical Reg lister for 1860,
OF which the Copy-R,ehs hes been secured. and
arrangements sd- for the earliest pr aet bic put
lie alton and distribution.
The ALMhaAo AND KLGIsTER IL designed 70 en-
Brace 4 historical 'ch .: the Territory and STATE
Of t1sa; liss 4 G"v.rno and Stat. Offcerr, and
adj iaTy fr tn. otginiZatioD o. the state to III.
present u n the LUMBER snf nsL es ~ Ccu les
d ties OF orsanzat, m county Seats and popu alto ;
nsmes 81 Comfy Ofhc.rs Tab -e Of CeDs Il, turn
ami Popni.r y0 ~ OF lSJS'58 Poet Z nces and
P's'-Aaaters; literary ana at Institutions ,
Eew.p pers; Railroads arders Churches; t,age
and cypress Go = ; atforms ~ oinirai Parftts y,
and lar amour Of other History al end Statistic
a. matter, which may lie OF for state 70 erence
-tosether With h National Plstf rms, Pres.deni'r
Csbin t ~nd judiciary Of the U .; N mbers Of thu
| 36 Consrars, &C.
In the compiat on o. this work the editor, have
in view the upps - = want o gfelt by all cia'."s
OF orr ciiix rs TOT a onvepient comp MUM tbs
Cha. and hope In The oroseeution and compile
tion Of this de gn, 70 SECURE IN ca nest co O. era.
ton q .ho1t all sec sons of NE Sat am sub
encouragement - VIII lead to ~ nfinnancf ~ ~.
| A mnnac AMI Regi ter dnnHsi standard fcOyk
| efrefercnce.
publication III ~; ain very large crcus.
| Ion IN the state, ~ II esding fh.t OF . ots~r
per odica how ub ish d in at IN 70 an inv uahis
/ mednH for adv rlisirg ana limited MIR Of
| Professions, aud Bnsin's. Cards vii b. inserte q
the folowicg rices lin sdvsnce:) Quar- er Psse. q;
/ ha 4 pare $40; full PAGE, go.
| TIE pr.ce of the wyrk bar ben nxed stt~snty-
| i've cents rer tinsl- copy, or Tre,v Dollars pr
| hundT I; and or ders Aacompa,l by the CAsn, al
dres- ed to be uncs rsRned at Iva City or raven
| port, will receive prompt att ntien, AID TIE re-
qusrsd number ~ 81 pies forvsrded
| The poe tase n the work vii be cents.
| I'd EAH.L, Davenport lows.
n H. SYLVESTER, Iowa City, Iowa.
| ausIy dtf
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1859-10-24
NOTICES OF THE PRESS.

Never before has any new candidate for pub
lie favor in the Literary World received such
hattering notices from the Press. From all
quarters, our editorial brethren have eheered
pa oil by -pcaking OF our enterprise IN "a man
ner 10 stimulate our vanity, and to excite the
envy Of our rivals.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1859-10-24
Ayers Cherry Pectoral,

FOR THE RAPID CURE OF
Coughs, Colds, Influenza, HOaIseness,
Group, DronchitisA imcipicnt COnsump-
tion, and for the relief Of COnsumptiye
Patients in advanced stages Of the
disease.
So wide is the field Of ia usefulness and so nu
merous are the cases of It's cures. that almost
every section OF country abounds in persons r.b
liclY known, who have been restored from alarming
and even desperate diseases Of the lungs by its
use When once tried, It's superiority over every
other medicine Of It's kind Is too apparent TO escape
observation and where its virtues are known, the
public no longer hesitate what antidote to employ
for tho distressing and dangerous affections Of the
pulmonary organs that arc incident 10 our climate
While many inferior remedies thrust upon the
community have failed and been discarded, this
has gained friends 10y every trial, conferred Dement'S
on the afflicted they can never forget, and pro-
duced cures too numerous and too remarkable 70
be forgottt...
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1859-10-24
GROCERIES.

" ID TIC u
To the Citizens q Davenport
AND SURROUNDING VICINITY.
VNHE nnieitigns6 take this oppoItcnl 10 cali
i your attention 10 a e fast tLsi they lave ihis
day received isrse All well selected ass iueat
STAPLE AND FANCY GROCERIES,
which consist In part of tie following atIi.:
Tess-vounY Hy,oa Imperial. Comp. 81, ,ou.
chons, P IN hon, o arny and Tnghsh bfeakfst all
OF ~hi1h they have various sdes s6d Of tie very
best quality VIII can be bought.
Csffes-old Gov rpms mt Jaws Mocha, Iasuyrs,
ana hio AL " the very test assAly
.FSsr and Fresh Presevres.
They wish a.. 70 ell your special Attens,on 20
The fac, tina, they have Ja received AID o.,ped a.
nice 10; ~ Pc rvei Fruits Is ever came TO this
market cons.sting VI
PedcAes, Pears,
fsms, Pias Appies.
ounces. Dansons
6e do fodc
All put Ip from this seasons fruit
New and Fresh Jeliies. They are also opening
nice ., u Jeiiit.. such ss Grape Red Carr sat
Ounce. an1 ali other .inis which arc IN season.
Also large AMI varied assortment of fidrorsag
ELfrdGts. Also,
PICKLES, CATsCPS, SAUCES. &C..
Together with a VI selected srrortmeat OF SAr.
due. Flesh and Picked Oysters Frsn- Mus..ri
DIV Luccs and other s.,sd oils s ar Sp-l IN and
Wax Csniiss. Also . large assortment " Pure
spices. Pepper, Al spice. Cloves, Cinnamon NJ ace
h4iuiess and Ginger.
Preston + Merril's Yeast Powder,
genuine article B.k rs ,oms, Cocoa. fapio-
ca, Sage, Msccaroni aud Chocolate.
S0aps-Castile, OIsine, Chemiesl, Palm. Era.
sive aud Fancy soaps.
CPackeYs All kinds Fresh; also they viii be re-
ceiving all sther sEtciesa neral kept in Grocery
and Piovisicn Store, in their eason
Eish-No Msebersl ard Goldfish kept constant.
ly on lad Al-o Greet ana Dried Fruits, kr 10
,her viii q host OF ether articles 20 namerou.
70 mention al q which they a.t "a RI tale II
Whole ale and easa ss low as tn. same ar icleg
can be bought in his ci y.
Al goods bought Of " aoil b delivered IN any
part Of ne city Jree If charge.
WUPPERMANN 4 HALL.
Northwest Corner Brady and C.h .ts.
+. SIN addition 10 their large stock OF Gyoce.
res, THY have Just received large and se ect -
SoFtment u
PURE WINES AND LIQUORS.
Which they cal special attention to.
Davenport, Sep. emb. r -, 1853
sep25 WAH
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1859-10-24
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