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QELiSI BELLsI BElISg-Fo churches, academies fac
toes steamboats,, panmoas, etc., made large nsso
nant kept constantly hand by the
hed and enlarged foun which has been in ,
y~ars aid whose patterns and OF
thai their bells have world wide celebrity
quality Of tone The have recently
applying the Of loan moulding in casting
when secures pert Ct casting temper
dence Of the onmped excellence Of their bella
ceived januay, osa tho first premium silver meda
Worlds Fair IN New York, all Others from this
and Europe being in competition which
medal besides diplomas that has them They
have patterns for and keep hand bells
same weight md they also Furnish to order cnss Of number
bells, and refer OF
sars and Canadas Their hansnx comprising many and
valuable improvements, of yoke,
and which he turned hell spring acting
the elapper prolonang the sound iron frame ons haanvr
countroisc For steamboats,. steamships
proved revolving yoke fancy hanngs In
design, furnished We svppay whole SETS parts
improved hangnEs rehnng bells oOiher
specifications being given Old bells taken in exchange
Surveyors instruments Of all descriptions
Retnk immediate connexion with the principal
cton either railroad canal orders
d"spnch which, either personally by communication
pecsluly solicited r fe gatfgH 'b5aEf
a. A. MENEELY'B SONS,
Feb si--diy West Troy, Albany CO., N. "
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United NrATES MniI Line California. va Aspin-
~ wa and Panama. the each month"; M 6rsi
sas approved By TIN Navy Of
2Jov inns burden, guaranyng speed aud sa/sfx % stt
ihe Panama railroad now completed Obsps ~
Pomona. I Il la y VT =
fhe transit ,om embraces tuilus IN rail cars
n Asnwhi % obpo, and IL miles
ay ton recently put IN thorough Order passsHGe
cam hereort cross ut most pAssenee
aIongside the '8l1i IT $50" "7
There VIII be mo rive, transportation IN ,ure route
Inc route - entirely free sickness ivtlionr
HRservs steamers being always kept York rana
Tho route Is entirely reliable. 31lsl 5IIl77 7-
expected that Atlantic win be made rexu
larry 70 days and on Inc Pacifc In - to lax days
Passengers will leave Panama tho they At AspIn-
- ~ --S $50 - -~S'-
roaeh tickets etae 'opest ra ths agency IN
Jan 28-dH,
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QARp PEHsA few favo,i,s prns ,o,
~ ara f's sn'e ny COLLINS, BOVINE, CO. -
A-dQw w. ""'' ""'" =" 'e"" avenue
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NEW Yewk. May ~, lsSSTKe undersigned bar this ds,
n QpsAsA n oca, Ma u Wita
fue - usnsactlaa q general ksqkessge hssiaess-
baak, nsuANee, maank, and and citv
securities bought 'r,i Nfll1 b1f " T- -"
Promis~ory hills negotiated
Nav IQ-dr eMANUfI. ~ HART
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NY the President or the Unitsd states. ii ~,
pursuance olaw Franklin Pierce, President OF tAa Uni,sd
undsmsnoaed ohcss in tho Trs
Of MnHxsorA II the times herein dessnatsd to wit
dc si:Po.sl public land
NORTH Of TIC base ine and Of tks fA principal mdiaa
Townships hundred and and hundred and
Township. hundred and hundred and t~o
Tc~fh. hundred and and hundred and two,
Townabips hundred hundred and two
Tows:Sps ono hundred and one one hundred ~o
A.sAls sAss. ~ hsadrsa u. q ...ss nine
drsd I'D three and hundred and four.
dred and three hundred and four and ons hundred and
s sps ss lie x
hfns AZ The following townships, Wis., i753N t1-- el.'
Nesk Of sAs sSss ls asl Of tAs A prcpa msrdan.
Townships hundred one, hundred two hun
drea and hundred and four aud one hundred and
Tcwp.hlps hued one, one .wo
drss md hsse aud oas hundred .a four range ,',ssn
one hundred and os one and two ono hun
and rss handrsd and four, ssnss assss.
Townships hundred and two hundred and ssee
sevensesas 4ff H1lsapi } gi2 ~ tgg9 tt4a t7
day Of sspsbs next for The disposal Of de public land,
situaed in the following named townships, viz tt
of fourth principal merdiaa
N PA
Township foYfy-tw0, Of range seventeen. ~
Townships forty and of eighteen
sands sections AAaea, and
eight In township thirty and townships thirty eight thirty
nine. and forty. Of r1nge nineteen y
following tracts situated In the former military
San define military
river Teoy OF Minnesota mp
proved 06 1884, and which subject empon
claims: sasa,,f I'll i..3f ,rs FL sFag6d .lf3eEs saN
The four half OF section Ave.
eight half aud fractional
seven sections ourtcen een seventeen twenty
Except lots and three reserved for military the
Fey iwento, and twenty exclusive Of all the Islands
In the Mississippi river township wcnycsh OF twenty
three. v 49,
Az the lind once commencing Monday the
eighteenth of September disposal of the public
lands n tha nsmed ownshs, Of which s portions sun
ted within the former military at For Smelling to b.
lSo herein quoted and which subject
claims 10 wit: s,g rfs.sis41 s-ss. n6s f..-
North AZ osytA rsspal
Townships and exclusive OF the
islands In the Mississippi river, of rnngc twenty-five
Townships eight and twenty exclu
siye Of the sands n the Misssspp river Of
Tonships twenty twenty eight and twenty nine, exclu
Lands appropriated schools military
other putpsses, .otu BE- excluded from the sales.
The oxng of the above lands will be commenced
appointed snd will proceed In the order Ia which they adver
ed with all convenient dcspach until the whole shall have been
and the sales thus but shall be kept
be admitted until after the expiration Of
Given under hand the city OF Washington, this third
June, boini thousand eight hundred and fly four
FRANKLIN PIERCE.
BY the President:
Commissioner OF the (,eDern, Z and Office
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l.. j. MIDI LETON,
DEALER IN ICE,
A Office south rde +, nert to Of 2ih street. f
ICE kept constantly hand the Office which be had
large small quantities. s 81 t..I.
Once open from sunrise 10 sunset.
June 9-eoim 35t 3i zoo f5t5i4 ~ .a9 .-daH.s,
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X ANTHONY, No. sos Hroadvvay, New York, naaA.
~ uiacurer OF daguerc0type apparatus matna
cases. &C. and importer Of plates chemica hscy Essa
rails Of avery description ~ f l5'' 'iEf1 N III,
Case makers supplied cssss
c. O. Harrisons celebrated also, vosandsr
always band. sri 49, 7''I7 =,
sos broadway, June IL, 1854.
June odd eaIs
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I'D Is. CHAMHElsLtN's Colulnsrc,ai College, Ioes4sd
VI No. 1877 baltimore BALTIMORE Maryland 0ssonsble
object Of this institution Hach tndvda rup
facilities for obtaining thorough praeiicn afcante eScs
ton young Here obtain knoWtekru
general businers iers IN few scuursd IL
many years In amy counting house. 'FH77E
The course OF study embraces
adaptation V various departments Of uscnn-
ne calculations according apHsuvsd neto<s
Practical penma"ahp combining apdy o execution with beauty
OF consucunn Lectures MercanlUe law, vnOQs
ptan mercantile suec's beside other paA aeeessay
c student snAt vvssks
There being vacation, applicants any tse ana q
tend both day evening at stated pauds
and diplomas awarded TO tssc who graduate Far terms
and have circular forwarded By l. 4 81 til fl3
Nov l3-lydAcp "a 4.
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TO the heirs ataw Of Lacy Davis yn are
h'inrd that have 6Iod upon Ad day of A,uus 1874
@ Mt on ,.e nes sir.lsy thereafter,
eur. o. sd eonay hs II KIN Lncy
y" TIE pcrnns entitled hs3rs
qued TO be taken by Dpwidis sl,rn rs.rs rev
On the x4h day April a. d. 1854, .ui in chaneery
pendhg In rstd Wia pritr,eu snH eurhv
s, raannn md Charles Harerave, Lssy D.
"nd others deisndsnts An prsssss claiming
sna nc. required to forward, prove ths .ae which
P~o wan "s fequted In strict conformity 10 ne law
Sivsn under icy hand, commissioner the cicu q
"a~'ddr county, The day and yesr hrst Aforesaid
i,... go. ,st... .f.tf j. r. HARGRAtE n.HsI
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ERDHCH steel pens just imported fons Parisy also.
Perry Gioss psus bought person from makers
BY The and cacias all ths best kinda and the best
vae q each kind together with those Of cheaper
uino atAi@a II 'NNA FRANCK TAYLOR
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steam Machinery for United states steam
Frigates.
Navy DEPARTMENT.,

tsis sFsi NAVY D.rAsr..sr,
pRorosToNs win Be received this department, unit. The ar..
ss s . !. e. s e a.. .ss ss y
STATE. navy yis Il boston, Yoi Fhadsiph and two
for specific and include 4.
od wihn %nicl The WORK can be co%psssa
~ e :. ss &c. ss%ss
c0ndense machine tor hotuins venanG pumps
@
proposal and also Inc coal buakers mus, iaciudsd
wood and . ADAPT the ys.. ,o
as Navy and usual
For machney with
s ss q T.
lowed the Of the ship Including the snss pace under the
viii height from he timber. ne bottom Of The
coal %ss s:'r ssf
.se; h.
may a &c q .ss
2. % N s s sa T ss .n "s a s s
ma'nms1s the stern post viii es about ~ feet The are. q the
ss !" s as sss
particular arrangement. Of the macnns.y VIII be len with
ssss dc desire being
n. ss s ~ y.
q g s.. y. = . ssa s IT,
sassacsion Of ,s men payment
81 snfS when H. hip Nip, .dsAc.ov
further payment Of onehnh when ship
s e. e ns .s H.. 'ss p me g,
daring peod from defective workmanship and Material bsnS
Esca psoSosal mus, specify ship which the o6sr made
Be AcomEaasd BY @ and complete and
may accepted nst also b. stated al what establishment
I he work u 10 b dHas.
.,a asS m nG'.s "os viii Tho
full bidders will b. required 70 enter .o security Tor sna purpose In
s"e sun o, u '''' J. Q. DossN.
a July i--QavslAuE g Secretary Of the Navy.
nv, m once Inventors Protective
Union ia 9TH street, Opposite the east pcsico Of the
The Ones rady .ss sxasiasoaa. and solicit patents
~ ~ sss vim AZ Son @ bs oe. va.. model.
saa b. made shorsns netices IA seTF s. ~
o,"sn c.a b bad = ,.sS 70 The objscs q The Uaoa
al rsr addressed the central Office, where promW
"'' "sasss, 81" .sses Z. &sss.ss,ss, ,,o
s President Of ravs.aos.' prssseaivs National (Jasea.
Goa coMusa0ss 49, scs ~ sMis seess,
aus WE'VE rooss and Sss rsssss,yss. psd NJ psissd
as room r. scs f bsssss
Anew BOOKS AT TAYLOR . MAURv's.-Casva
asarss o. ~. m,. s;s,-s g rem s's s. r..cs
New Yosk Crystal Pases. IHrss.sed. $50. -
snsy u he A'asvssa asves'on In 7sl-a' ~
Ru..ia and rurkey: Wy Ivan Goests. q s. 5s stt
June II NA $3.50 z -eessssssos - IN "'
sarsen. cs pitcher. ri. .s,s =. s.so . s < ss-s
years snd . nov ssowr 20 r. TOE 1851 - INV, A.. ss
aen"s '"" INC G ros m'. an ~ sfawHHs~ sss
June lo-aif Sales room, Brown Hotel.
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rrOWn11Du ArraAxssnsnt Of the Ola Testauaert.
i w, Au1avu, ,1ia paSss u
TowRssnAs Arrangement the Testament vol octave,
oN pages. q rs
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MEXICAN HOUSE. Hanover stree, Bottom hi
Lewis Rice Rebuilt enlarged and elegantly furnished
tathe modern and
ion Of tho travelling public,
Osc II div
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Haaoe and Ohio yailyoad Bxmess WAtsAe asa Goa
Meeting tasrs vita ~ iasss, asw d~1 left< es ~ s
Un,on ss Gs OHIO, asd TIE sasss y 2asssvsss u.
il4 sxpedoa line bsins thoroughly ~ Ne ass
Smashing Of the scat Board Tree Tunnel and tho rad
reced advantages Te sssnAsy xpan
this road IL OF the stupcnd0u
The sxprcss mail train leaves Baltimore daily M, aud
runs directly through TO Wheeling (80 nes) t8 ~ kcs in
GLIDING all stoPtaaes, D. dry Dr.
aasangess leaving Baltimore lay l0dnna
in CunSsrland (l7s me and proceed isncs Whssng
incxnin& }res 4, s 1000 $500 $50
10 connect with these tains the WnAhagfum
and daily meeting from Bainsoge tho Wss
ingon Junction. (bete known AZ e Relay House
AZ Wheeling steamers Of the aiv tie
which have just been completed for o,s ANY coss
ion with the and iasAsuye dor hle
cinhatt and Louisviic, where the Nashville.
ne ~ Lon and Ne" Orleans packets 20 teAes ~
ing further 49, y ~. IN go go ~. 80 ~
Passengers Columbus prefer ts lara tcus y C
cfnnar and other Of Ohio the Vast
from Whesins in tho Ohio Sasa CopaHy excSent ae
over te snst Of the National Zaaesss
by railroad .faf t aAt asf5 NV ~, Te 49, -
Passengers for Wevic Cleveland by sssaessts ma
RAILROAD Will aiso ind this
places. fN'-'
~ Baggage checked through from Washington Whcctfns aat
no charge to- transfer Of baggage tr'FF
Fare BY through ticket with the right e
roue) from Washington Wheeling, 20 90; Cincnaa ell;
10 Louisville, 3d. - 80
Tickets to be had Mr. Parsons agent railroad .tstou
i.g3 n 75'1 WIN PXRkER, st
day ii-du General supsrinsssdsns.
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NOTICE TO PRE-EMPTION CLAIMANTS.
Every person entitled 70 The right Of 70 any Of the
lands within the townships and parts oFOwnsbips
Taied IL required establish the the Satisfaction OF the
register and receiver Of the land Office make
therefor practicable after seeing this and before
appointed for the public Of the
ands embracing the claimed otherwise such claim will DO
feitcd-
t$s3 3tLaa sa t3ei 81 JOHN WILSON
ie-t Commissioner Of General Land Office.
4-iawl3w a
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Z. mo. $751;

Il NO. OlS,
NOTICE FOR restoring to private entry portion OF
IN The lands Withdrawn sale railroads
the lower psninsuls II MICHIGAN
Whereas, the solicitation Of Of the and
Of the delegation in from the State OF Michigan the
President Of the United by his order bearing the
drawn from sale for valid exemption along
the routes certain proposed railroads Of Michigan
AVID Wsc6nsn forth the public notice Of withdrawal No.
7 ssusd from hs Office 10th Of May wits
It's, said roads, SHALL proper
notice, be again Norcx hereby
that the lands referred If which
showing the ownshs and of ownshps embracing
uoma,on will again subject private entry
ne Monday the h day Of August precisely
and conditions though the same had been Withdrawn
from market ti -. F.sf s.. sF
Washington this Nd day of June, Ammo DomiD 1854.
JOHN WILSON, Commissioner.
June 24-lawt7hAag
tst rt HEApQuA MARINE CoaPs, III
Quartermasters Once, Washington 18th June, 1854.
PROPOSALS will be received this Office ociock m
Monday the 18th July for furnishing the following
ccs connosm In all with the samples which
on application this ONCE at the ONCE Of the Assistant Quarter
master, New York, viz;
800 uniform caps
500 fhtgue f a.,t
$500 pairs army hnlf stockings (ail wool
The above articles be subject delivery
Proposals to be endorsed Proposals for Clothing"
AUG A. NICHOLSON,
The National Intelseneer Evening Washington
Journal Of Commerce. and Day Hook, New Yok Eage
Brooklyn New will give the absve
week until the 18th July rroxmo, and send b
one printed copy Of the ADVERTISEMENT this ONCE for
June le-eodtl7Jay s TX '9'tgi
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B.g - 49, HEW YORK. BHEnIEN, AND SOUTH
49, ANTON UNITED ST ArEb MAI. STEAMER6-
The ships comprising this Inns WASHING
ION, Capt. f. NJ Fitch; HERMANN, Capt. E. Hig-
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Haasrnaent 81 sAs AmAixs ehh n taAl Life
| lgs rance Company - New Ksrk, saIr ~ 81
No. III bvos1~ss. for tAs Yser sp&s~s 3iS Js.uavy 1854
hs s.scts on hand January 3lsI, 1853, per balance
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June 25--law4w
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WANTED TO rcnt Immediately, comfortable dwell
nsbossc, good neeborhood containing seven nr eight
rooms, with kchsn, Sc; location In the Fns
preferred.
wAaisd " NovsEbss as1i, Ashsd, cosvsnsa.
twtay Aoe with paf0ss, 9vs chamkefs dining yoous
ktcAeu E4mties be 10 Te house furnished witn ~
~ bath 0nGfss, ~ ths locality psoblsctoHAhlA
PesOhs hAvnG either OF for
tenants by inaeg written description Of the pSopesy
prices &c before "wednesday The 18th instant, with Tia sab
scribsF = JAS. C. hcGtJlRE
Mar 98--d Amconeer and Commission Merchant,
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Buckskin Glove Nanpfsctorv.

NE Subscribers having established thepse1yss In
the above business on Main, between Isl and -
sls intend to keep hand and manufacture spIen.
ana assortment Of Gloves and Mittens for the rstau
tfade viz: Beaver, Otter, Sutria Russia Dog Copev
~rsted ana Buckskn Gauntlefts, full leneth Elastic
WrisIed, Black, Eua, Drab and common Gloves and
Mttens. S. 80
We have on hand India Rubber Gloves and NIttsna
extra heavy silk, Kid, extra CLOTH Lise thread and
cotton Gloves. Buckskin Suspenders money belts
oI'd elk do, Cotton Socks, Umbrellas and Walkinr
Sticks For Sale Cheap.
Also assortment Of Fancy snd team yb,ns
Hickory stalks and buckskin lashes OF our own
factlre.
umbreilasand Parasols repaired at shsrt sseise.
Aecordeons and Melodeens repaired and v.rr.n,.A
The patronage Of the public Is respectfully solietsd
n. b. Cash paid for Deer Skins.
KEITH LEWIs
Davenport, June - 1ssl-trv-tf =
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Chicago aud Mississippi Railroad.



DASSENGERS for Blooming on. Springfield. Alton,
end ST. Louis will find the route via La Sslis 10 be
the Speediest now now open 10 the public, and not
subjected 10 the usual delays Of the River BY taking
the CHICAGO & ROCK ISLAND RAILROAD to La
Sale the ILLINOIS CENTRAL RAILROAD d to Bloom
ington, and the
TO Alton and ST. Louis, passengers taken through
Without delay in Is Hours!
Ths route to st. Lons via Mississippi Riveris THREE
HuNDREp MILES ard time FORTY FOUR HOURS.
Stage Connections
Are made al Bloomington with PEORIA Pekin and Ur-
bana: Springfield with J,ardstown, Petersburg and
Havana; at Vrden with Wsverly; at Carlinvilie with
Hlsboro, Van Burensburg, Vandaia and Salem; at
Brighton with Greenfield ard Seottville and at Alton
with Jerseyyie, Carroliion. Edwardsviile. Highland
and Carlyle. Tho trains also connect at Serineld with
the Great Wsstern Railroad, for Decatur, Terre- ute,
Jack sonvile and Naples.
Messengers arriving at St. Louis will connect with
Steamers for the Missouri, Ohio and Tennessee Riv-
ers. and also with Steamers for Memphis, Vicksburg,
Natchez, and New Orleans.
7 ? Passenger Trains leave Bloomington az 4.
and 30 NJ, the arrival of the Trains from the
North.
II r'fickets con be procured Of A. F. LANGLEY,
Agent at La Sails for any point on the Chicago Mis-
sissippi Rail Road.
E. HEALING, saptC & MRR.
June sth 1854 "
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N NOTICE!!. 1,

CHILD BAKER having purchased the buslnAes
snd leased the stand Of w. H. ildreth. bs9 leave =
ann ounce that they intend TO carry On the Hardware
business in all its branchesand VIII be In receipt eu
the opening OF navigation of extensive assorr
ment OF everything embraced in the Hardware line 10.
gether with full stock Of Iror, Nails &c.
Their facilities being and their arransa,
ments complete, they exy,ect 70 extend to the ~
customers OF the Establishment and the public in
erai inducements for purchasing equal to any Hard
ware house North Of ST. Louis West Of Chieaeo aGa
respectfully solicit share ofpublic patronage.
CHILD 4 EAK3R.
Davenport, Feb. ssth, lsS4. 81 e -
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NEW EXPRESS ROUTE.
American Express Company,

LOUis AND oALENA, VIA MISSISSIPPI RIVER
VIZ + are now running semi-weekly Express to and
wv from ST. Louis 10 Hannibal Quincy, Keokuk.
Burlington, Muscatine, Rock Island, Davenport and
Intermediate places to Galena. Our arrangements
with the steam packet afford facilities for the safe
and speedy transportation of bank notes. specie pack
ages boxes and bales Of goods the collection and pay
eB Of notes and accounts and the purchase OF goods
on orders, Sc. &c. trusty messenger will accom-
any each Express provided with iron SAFE for the
security Of valuable packages entrusted to his
Orders for the purchase OF goods, &C., from Galena
and other points the route will have prompt aten-
lion, and packages returned by the first messenger
will be called for and delivered at st. Louis
without chnrge for carriage. Messengers will leave
Tuesdays and Fridays Of each week. AT Galena we
connect with Burbank Co. to st. Paul. Also to Chi.
cago. Buffalo New York and all the principal eastern
citeis LIVING SToN. FARGO & Co.. Prop'rs.
RENWICk & son, Agents,
sept l-5e-3m Davenport, Iowa.
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MARBLE WORKS.

THE undersigned would respectfully announce TO
the citizens of Davenport and vicinity, and TO all
those wishing to purchase MONUMENTS to the mem.
ory their deceased friends that they be supplied
by calling at his shop, Main ST., between First and
Second west side, where he will DO pleased to furnish
CUT STONE of every description, as low it can be
bought In the Western country,
Italian and American Marble for Monuments, HEAD
and FOOT STONES. Also superior article of FREE
STONE, &C., very cheap. w. w. KENNEDY.
Davenport, June 3, lal3-25
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G r &C e r. l + S
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.

,I'he subscriber has opened Grocery and Provision
store on the corner Of Front and Perry sts oppo.
site Mcssrs. Burrows Il Preyman's mill; where VIII
be found choice assortment ofGroeeres, PROVISIONS,
Wooden ware. Nails Glass, White Lead, Oakum Kos
in, &c. &c. all Of which II BE- sold low for cash or
trade.
Dealers in the above articles will do vel to call and
examine the stock before purchasing elsewhere.
Attention will be paid to receiving Storage, For
warding and selling OF merchandise and produce.
Davenport, July u, 1853. NJ DALZELL.
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WILSON T. HARLEY,
WHOLESALE Z RETAIL G10Cx1S,
Corner Of Second & Brady sts., Oavsnport, Iowa

IN Hhds. n. o. Sugar, very low.
~ Clarified Il Crushed Sugar, e#
Glass, White Lead 4 Oils,
10 bbis n. o. Moassea,
10 do Sugar house Go,
do Syrup,
x bbls Molassos,
Superior Young Tyson. Impl. 4 Bls. rss.
lo0 sacks dried apples peaches,
Extrac. Of Lemon and Lemon syrup,
Essence of Coffee Broma, chocolate & coe>a,
Hams, Shoulders d sides.
Sugar cured cauvassed Hams,
Goldfish. VT. Fish In I bbis,
90 kegs Nails,
together with large assortment Of ouseus Wood anA
Willow ware, and all other goods connected with -
business, which viii be sold cheap cash.
Inc whole Of the stock has been carsfnlly sslssleA
In the Eastern and Southern markets, We can 0Gn0
as great purchasers a. any other hoees
in the city. WILSON q 'HARfEV
May I3.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1854-11-24
Strange Developement.

SCIENTlFlC Men re daily bringing to Iisht nsv
- Inventions, and the march Of Progress Il
persons BALD or becoming 50, wl be sassd 10 learn
tha science and long research com bned have brouas
before the Public the greatest osDsR ov TnE Ass n
the Article Of EmeFSOnss Anne ricum Hair
hestOrattVes SIRE crRE ron BALpxsss apd q
prevent HAR PROM FALLING. See Circulars 10 - hsA
OF Agents. Price 3 90 in large Bottles =
Sold by all the Druggists in Davenport and T. Island
c. 2. FISHER CO., Proprietors,
sept %. ls54-trw-4m -o'
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1854-11-24
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.

WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
I,HE subscriber has received from the Eastern and
Southern Markets large and well selected stock
cf goods of all descriptions. in common use, consisting
OF Dry Goods, Boots and Shoes, Hats and Caps,
Glassware, Queensware, Buffalo Robes,
Groceries. Dried Fruit, Cotton Warp,
Garnet Chain, Picking Yarn Cut Window Glass,
C. 4. T. l. & Kanawha salt Hardware,
Nets and Mill Saws, Iron, all kinds, Steel assorted
Castings, Nails, all kinds, Grinds,ones,
Woodenware, Live geese feathers, Pitch q Oasum,
Sole and Upper Leather, Wall Paper,
Willow Baskets, Paints and Oils, Dye Etuffs, &c.
whi N will be sold at a small advance for Cab. As
nte I'D keeping every thing in common use, persons
war ing several articles obtain them Front Street
at tt Brick Store opposite the Mills Davenport Iowa
une 0, ls53-c9 J. NJ. BOWLING.