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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-08-08

ARTHCR'S SELF-SEALISG PRESERVING
CANS.
4 MOTHER supply al hand. Also, PreseI wing Kettles
n and Sauce Pans OF ETameed Porcelain and TIMED
coolers, BATH Eubs, cedar washing tubs and
buckets, tool tubs, kseers, 5rOO Nv brushes, feather
busters, brushes, at
jEiI r WOoDS'S.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-08-08

sc. BAKER &c,
STEAMBOAT AGENTS, WHEELING, VA.
M 10 the receiving and delivering OF freight
w and collection Q! freight bills.
ES-of-ee a. tAs Store toctIS-i;f
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-08-08

mus sIoEe wise and SnOd Hsn; bit marx the
sh-se g TX ssxe;e hear II -, sEd Iie deedr Eke
Aet e SUE Ca % X m@de EShse- + Eessslszs zc1s
i-eA JAtFS +" n iscGtt, tEIcEte5 ava indsps nd
eit edltot o. t~' highly olla extensive res Ia
iel' nc SI'lAi-sn bsnef iab&te Frederick
Of A-lH7:sH's ErssEsAle T.Il-st,re:
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-08-08
DR.. JOHN RITPLER,
Water Cure Estab1ishm ent.

DR.. JOHN RITTLER'S
Water Cure Establishment
BROWNSVILLE, Pa.
w nile and hal cast Of brownsville, S2oTt dis
~ tesc- from The Siional Rosa, il he=r, cool and
retired VALLEY surrounded by biugi sCeneFy. stTied
~ SFrs oil tie S9es water Is during
tLe suINr SEASON. PstIeEfs find lie necessary
I1EIauJStaEs and be treated hy eIesIve experience
TIE ate-ETe correction with thorough knowledge
OF ~ oatT OF The school ard HoHeopEthy- Terms
or board anu treeulsHt T.68Fer Ladies and gen
teIea accompanying Patents 81 20 per week For par
rieaiars please apply 10 De- JOHN RITTLER.
JE@1 BrownSvIiIe. Pa
]. f. NAESH. 3. T. wAE4AS
Co-Partnership.
MARSH has this day associated with him N. T.
- WayfnaH, SOr L PurpOHe OF tTEBsaCung the whole
sale and Ieia Boot Shoe business The old ISLAND
T. Marsh, No b &oH'Oe street, door to Greer,
on d Co, under the him Of
Ju'y ist, 49, js30
To Farmers.
THE subscriber ship The eastern market
for farmers, charging but san per CeEt therefor His
acquaintance IS such the highest prloes and
BY this aEraIeEent hrueIS have al Inc benefits Of
E eULne! street
NiI FifrfoI-3O carbOY1 fun e0noeiFafl0u i0T sac
" By GOOD d Co.
/ msis wiz J. ARMSTRONG.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-08-08

Valley Of Va. Fire Marine Insurance Co,
Wu RANKS, AGENT
NFFICE-So p, west side Main street, III door
" below RIdde wheeling. Va.
G$REFER T0-James e Baker
H K List Tan4-:r
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-08-08
DAVID LEE,
Professor Of Bookkeeping
BY Double ENTRY,
EAnd the mos, successful Ias,rn7ter ia lie United
No. aOS Main a., wheeling, Va

NUNPAkElL LINIMkN I.
Dr- Cars celebrated Nerve and hone IAEslnl=iGt,
manufactured orIstisl recipe, aud sold
10 JOHN H. T4PPAS
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-08-08

The abOrs statistics are gwen by the Cincinnati
Gss=as Wheeling, with population OF less
.aal 1903, has banking capital of s..s2S. 600.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-08-08

IL Ssb~crtler ia ia>t New York, and
ger I'D sock OF Goods III
n= aId al prices than heretofore
lie .aiG Ii-sIly Ill and eGanie lis
goods price tyey article sold e establish
Z ireEi = srTal,eh
( CIo-ks and watches Iarellilg repaired.
L =. BROWN, Washington Han,
ut-I AolTOe - rect
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1855-08-15
No sects in Heaxe an.

The celebrated Whitfield, when preach
ing on one occasion from tha balcony of
the Court house, in Philadelphia, cried
out, lifting his eyes to Heaven: Father
Abraham, who have you got in your bos-
oml Any Episcopaliansl" "Noln "Any
Presbyteriansp 'Nol" "Any Baptistis'
"Nol" "Have you any Methodists therel"
"Nol" Hara yon any independents or Se-
cedersp mol no." "Why, who have you,
thepi" I'VE don't have these names here;
all here are Christians. believers in
Christ, Oh, is that the easel Then God
help us all to forget party iiace. andsio
become Christians in deed aaa in trath
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1855-08-15

SLEEPIso IN CHuRoH.--It is said that
when Bishop South was preaching before
Charles II. and court many Of the mon
arch'a suite went 70 sleep, and some Of
them snored. Whereupon, South adj
dressed himself to Lord I.auderdale, one
Of the offenders, and said: "My lord, | ask
pardon for disturbing you, bal i must tell
you that yon snore 50 LOUD. that you are in
danger Of waking up his majesty This
warning woke.up every one, and bapished
all desire to sleep.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1855-08-15

Preserve few secrets from thy wife ior
Il she discover them, she wilI grieve, not
that thou hast kept from her thy secrets,
but tLy confidence.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-01-03
The Cos. ., Burning Gas.

AZ we are soon to have gas works in
operation in this place cur citizens, we pre-
sumo, v ould be pleased TO know something
Of the relative cost Of burning gas. The
smccn. Of gas consumed by one ordinary
burner, per hour, is FIVE cubic feet, or fifteen
cubic feet per evening of three hours, at an
expense OF about cts. One burner it Il
estimated, will emit as much Light as twenty
candles. Predicated upon this statement
an accurate calculation can be made OF the
relative expense of burning gas. Even
should that expense be much greater than
the use OF candles, burning fluid or oil, the
beauty, cleanliness.nd labor-saving proper
ties ofthe gas, as well IS the circumstance
of encoul aging the enterprising men who
have established their works among Us,
should induce every citizen, who is able. to
avail hmselfof it,"
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-01-03
/. @. OF o. +.

The brethren Of Davenport Lodge MOI, |. 0. ~.
will give supper at The Ia Claire Hall the
ing OF the sth January 1855. The proceeds Of which,
after paying pcuses, will DO des ocd 10 the relief al
The poor widows OF our city.
Al address will be delivered on The occasion hy r.
G. Hiram Price.
Members OF the Order will appear n Regna. The
pubic are respectfully solicitnd TO attend.
Address at Z o'c ock NJ supper at Z AZ.
Tickets TO be had at the following plaeos:-Wood-
ward IL Harris, II II Smith, W III Holmes & Co
Wilson Il Harley w Wiley, II Wickersham and OF
the COMMITTEES.
CoMMiYrgg-B B Woodward J Dnmont, John
Hornby Hiram Johnston, III Hughes, Vim Cot
Inns l. Fuller, s a Stevens, John Walfayan, Jas
Wiekerslain.
Price of Admission.
Single Ticket, 1.i0
Gentleman and one Lady, $50
Gentleman aud two Ladies 90.
Davenport Dee esd lS5I
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-01-03
knostropIle 10 Gold.

God Of the craven heart, idol OF millions,
how splendid are thy temples, how Jealous
ore thy worshipers! They gather around
thy smile in the morning, they leave not thy
devotions al Midnight! Thou smilest upon
them, and they grow mad in the midnight
Of their palaces. They make themselves
monarahs in fancy, and conquerors in
dreams. Who can withstand thee! Thou
leadest the feet OF beauty, and dost direct the
arm OF the brave!thy pathway of triumphs,
thy presence the soiace Of power! Thou
ddst silence the voice Of elsquence when
The Macedonian held thee up .!ittering be-
fore the eye Of the orator! and the mistress
of the world rose before thee in the bal
ance! Disposer ofampires! thou spre ade.t
all over the world. Thy spell nerved the
assassin and urged the betrayer. Thy yell
lew visage inspired the spoiler when he
sought thee on the crimson field, and made
hmselfred in the carnage. In all ages thou
hast trinmphed. Whether in the thirty
pieces rewarding Judas, or the sparkling
crown on the brow of tyrant; always alike
nyincible. The man Of fashion falls be-
fore thee, and the mser clothes thy gar
ment as though it were the curtain Of heay-
en-. Thou hast retinue Of coaches, and
an army of slaves. Thou hast goal OF
splendid misery: whore guilt makes her
alliance with death. Ths virgin ofthe san
tuary fears not thy footsteps, and the shorn
priest flies not the power OF thy magic
OSsian.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-01-03
The New Year.

Last Monday was enc of the most delight.
full days that ever welcomed in new year
The air was as bland as rid-spring, while
the sun shown out brightly and the gay
companies 0. women and children perambu.
Istinr the streets, attested the freedom o'
the day from the cares and troubles that at
tend its fellows. Many happy congratu-
lation was extended, that before its echo
shall cease to die away in the spheres, Will
be exchanged for the plant Of the mourner;
90 aeeting is life. SO certain is eternity.
Enioy the day while We may, but do it ra-
tionslly, as the morrow will be laden with
its OWE responsibilities.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-01-03
The oss,rn,r ana the Ex-Govsrnor.

An Iowa City correspondent Of The
Summa BeGcon. published At Akron. o.,
after salluding, pretty lsngthily, to tho
scene that transpired upon the popular out.
burst at the close of the delivery OF Gov.
Crimes luauguria Address, thus compares
the retiring and incoming Executions OF our
State
SIT 10 curioue to contrast the leading prin-
ciples of those two dignitaries here sitting
side by side, to-day, before the people
Ex-Governor Hampstead, on one hand--an
elderly mana Peirce Democrat OF the
siraitest sect a few hours ago in his biennial
message to this same body, warning tho
Legislature aud the people to beware how
they made opposition to the slave interest
and openly advocating the license and sale
Of intoxicating liquors, as being in accor-
dance with the true rights, and interests OF
the people; and on the other hand, Gov.
Grimes, like true man and patriot, right IN
the face Of the old Governor, boldly rePuda-
ting his doctrines, and urging upon the
Legislature assembled, firm and determined
resistance to any extension of Slavery and
oppression of every character. He pointed
the audience to the melancholy fact that
Iona is The onlV fres child Of the Loaisidaa
parchass," aud Slavery would seek to des-
troy her. But to this freedom does shs to-
day owe her prosperity.
"He as earnestly condemns the traffic in
liquors, and urges upon Senators and Rep
resentatives, the speedy enactment OF a
stringent prohibitory law, v-hch will forev-
or cut eff and dry up those streams ofintem-
peranee, corruption, misery and crime, which
have SO long rested like an incubus upon
mankind and blighted the best interests OF
the State
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-01-03
GREAT AITRACTICN
AT THE OLD PIONEER
Rock Island Book Store

fTHE undersignedhaye nov on hand one Of The est
i complete stocks ever offered IN this region OF
country. Our assortment Of
ANIMALS comprises Is different kinds
We have also good stock OF ali the Standard Al
Iors both Americas and Foreign;
o. Jupen,fe Books, have the finest assortment
without boasthg) fan! Establishment west OF Hut
faiO:
10 the line of Fancy Goods We invite m inspection
as We Halter ourselves that stock al Porte onses
chased direct from the Manufactnre-thus saving the
joobers profit:
Among stock viii be found
Writing Desks. Mahogany, Roscnood;
Lsathcr and Papier Macbic, Work Boxes and
Ladies Retcuies from si.eGio $40;
Also fine assortment Of Gents Dressing Cases
A few fne Papier Machie Toilet IA Bbks,
We have also number OF fine French and Chi
nese OIL Paintings. ucrs desirable for Holiday GINS:
Also n large stock Of Gold Pens and Pencils from
sl,o0 TO $40;
Gold Thimbies sleeve Buttons, sc; &c;
And great variety OF Pocket utlery;
We have as large a stock Of Musical Instruments as
any MUSIC STORE with the exception Of Pianosl
Consisting Of Flutes. Flies, Accurdcons, Niolins,
BaDios, Guitars, Fmtings and Tanlborinc Drums;
And Princes Superior Melodeons al Manufacturers
prices:
Toys aud Game. u abundance, besides almost eve
ry articeu the Toy aud Ranc, line that be Called
for, as have not room to mention all. Please
forauy article wanted and you will be much likely to
fnd IL. We invite the citizans Of Davenport and Vi
eniy To call and examine our stock and II you arc not
repaid for your visit whether purchasers Or not We
will refund your srriage
Don't forget the place, PoRTER's Old Rock Island
Book and Fancy store.
III. A. PORTER & BRO.
Rock Island, Dee it;h, ls54-u
ENRANK LRssLIEs' Gazette OF Fashions for De-
s>mbsy y. M. +. lie Cisi7e E,crk
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-01-03
4 CARD.
LaDY,s COLLEGE.

TS presenting thjs notice TO the pubic TIE saysti'
bur wishes 10 iaf5tn tiieu thar hs >shaos W.
opened for the c@reaft1G Of s.udcits on "e"ufN'st
tie 81 OF May Re1l. he propose. 10 give c%ss.1.
education II ~ yiia may wish 10 favor hila Nh W
patronage and eothdehce. liz also VIII itl Az
fHJi Department. qHahy ynlug ludics i"I 'ra' g
III tbs y4riuIs GRADES Of scJouis H or ceHHtfS ~"
ifs College down 80 the common district srhe'i. !"
tie primary eFatHentAe viii admit al VINO 'i' ~
SIRIUS 81 sit yiag IL benefits t.os
The eonrs, ar instruction wi be thorough ana com
plcts and 81 tbs sane time yory HlscrlmLauh-
seiest, avoiding every tiing 81 sn ehhir2 " ,sb
catfaet lei ald abstltgtg those branches NHo',
Jrney to give y,gor aud ei',steit! to he so"'"'1
mind. IN
The manner Of teaching will be the most SfpTstca
and saiprerea known in country OF EoToiefE,aH
the pa pti The till understanding OF heg sueleS',
it is presented by the teacher IN si!Ie e"'"0'
\ aad fascinating. t,ths
and vigorous constitution, without "hith al ~
forts would bc useless. , ,,o,,L
Secondly 10 establish decided nnd correct nor
character rs ba is of all his hopos- as iheu i.
no supersiructro siand the test OF lu'u'e "'@'
apd fHtars hopes. ..h fgdi.
Aud thrdI, his object will be to give TO e"tn ,, KID,
yiduhi thai kGd Of practical irsihing her h"'"'"'
mi future prospects shall indicate ,,-srer-
Add f1urthiy. 10 tain the mind 10 praetc.i
( tons aud usaft deductions from every Jay
| walton. 80, ch- i.tau
And lastly 10 brs.e spirit Of praetiea' ChIts,sT
heueyoiencr into the mind of every one Wv ~ ran
/ young, lovely and instructive Ptlhc'f'" a,ain
which shalt Gov. as from pure ana eleAf 'o'''
universal love toAil. ar,sod
! Ny arrangement, on the most ample nuo s,'
scale sdaptei TO fIgy carry out the above Pfog'.'
10 the letter and spirit IN all their variet. ahn Iii
The building. wkich il new and commo"ip,nSSIi al
te prepared to make al its inmates eo",' ~, AID
happy ~ stands upon an eminence OF easy as.e i,
! surnaunied by promenade from which ~, r,eh.
presented to vew unequaited in our eonhh! w. "
L ness, beauty or grandeur. ,,,bri-
II is located in nj the most my anu 4,
towns in the United States, whose ai' md or
location rs To approach are all that coutp oo none
d-sivrd aud its business ADJ antages second !" ar
tn the Mississippi valley. My arfahge,,ihoo, hei
teachers are such that all viii be indivlduaii! ">
and cared Tor. ,.a,s ,ho
Tsnsr Wishing further information can address w,
Proprietor. ut Davenport Iowa, whe WIZ DC lp,ur
all times TO give all required iniormaton' A'n'"
and furtaernotce will be given in due lins;
! r. II. CoDDlhG.
Proprietor and superintendent
Mn. I II CoDDiSd, Principals.
MIA. M. A. CeDDtNd.
/ Davenport, Iowa. Dec. 90, 1854 a&Nu
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-01-03

Iowa u. s.. SEsATo..-The New York
Tribune says:-.The Nebraska minority in
the legislature, we learn by mail, have in
caucus agreed to support for U. 5. Senator,
Ebene-sr Cool, the Silver Gray candidate,
who twice received two votes in the Wing
caucus, and is understood to have five Wing
supporters in all. This is all right. The
sooner the People are permitted to see that
barely name divides (say rather dstln-
gushes) Wing from Democratic Hunkerlsm,
tile better for all hands. There have been
quite enough Of cross purposes already. II
is understood that the election Of Cook (if he
get it, isin part to be paid for by the choice
Of three Supreme Judges from the ranks Of
the Nebraska Democracy"
Such a thin. is understood not at all here,
though limitations to that effect have occa-
sionally been thrown out but Immediately
and 1atly contradicted by Mr.. Cook and his
coadjutors.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-01-03

RAraEa SIsGuLAs.-We learn from a
friend that an old gentleman aged sixty
FIVE wears. was married few days ago, in
Knox county, this State, to his sirth wife
and he has only married fire women! His
frat wife is HE last wife, ard she is now
in her forty-fith year. She has been mar
ried three times, and her first husband is
her last husband. We hope they have
now met to part no more. EudnsetsSe
Jour.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-01-03
The IsrErKaL MACHINE MuRpEK.-The

The IsrERKAL MACHINE MuRDER.--The
counsel OF Arrison, who was convicted and
senteuced for the murder Of Allison end wife
intend Appealing to the Supreme Court with
the hope of having a new trial granted
Speaking Of him Cincinnati paper re-
narks:-.Arison is much changed since
his sentence He seems to begin TO realize
his awful position though still insisting on
bis innocence"
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-01-03

Contaminated. w. Green, on trial
for the murder Of his wife, at Chicago, has
been found guilty. DIR. Green is one OF
the rich ones ones Of that city and man
accustomed TO move in the better circles oil
life. His trial ELECTED much excitement
and has been pending for thirteen days
The sblest Jurors We're smqloyed on either
side. Application has been made for new
trial.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-01-03

lhtTYE WFArHER.-So mild is the weather
that farmer whom we met yesterday with
a pfow informed US that the frcst was en-
tirely out Of the ground and that he intend
ed blowing in tho afternoon. Flowing the
% day Of January is something we never
have known before in this latitude.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-01-03

TIE DAVENPORT COMMERCIAL has chang
ed PRE- prietors, Mr. N. III. Parker retiring,
and Mr. w Wilt assuming its control.
While we extend the parting hand to Dit.
Parker and wish him greater prosperity
than usually attends the publication Of
newspaper, wo welcome Mr. Wilt as one
who has had experience in the business, aud
is accustomed to labor from the love OF
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-01-03
OBJ GALL! 6a55rttf,
ALFRED SANDERS, @Eesos
Davenport, "wednesday, Jun. J, 1895,
coarting the Germans!

sy~Ns~>~s~~~~~~~~~~-~
coarung the Germans!
Our Dubuque cetemporary ofthc Express
g Herald is At his old work of trying to Sc
cure the German vote OF Iowa to the Dem.
.cratic. party. For this purpose he is en-
deavoring TO prove the Germans parcel OF
drunkards and arguing thcreform. that they
are appropriately attaches Of the Democrat
ic party. Whether he succeed depends up
on two circumstances, LIST, that the Germans
are ignorant enough to believe him and I'd
that thew are sufficiently dePrayed after be-
liesing 10 obey him. In either case It ar
cues in the Herald yer, Low opinion OF our
German population.
To prove the trath of the charges prefer
red above against our contemporary, we have
but to produce the logic of his article. tie
asserts, that the Wings and Abolitionists as
a general thing support Maine law, and
says that lager beer is Intoxicating. lie
then argues that as the Germans are in the
habit of imhibiae freely of this intoxicatins
beverage, that the Wings in opposing the
use Of spirituous liquors are arraying them-
selves against this class Of our fellow citi-
IONS. Ergo, the Germ ms in voting with
the Wings are opposing drunkenness, when
by acting with the Democrats, the peculiar
advocates of this constitution" they might
enlarge its area.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-01-03

Our Of TmpLoYMEET.-Oyer $4,000 per-
sons are out Of employment in New York,
and the distress is very great. a prposi-
ion has been made in the City Council te
appropriate $4,000 for the relief Of the
% yor
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-01-03

Ephram Littlefeld, somewhat notorious
as the chief witness in the trial for the muir,
der Of DR.. Paikman, has, in consequence
Of painful disease Of the ear, become in
-Bcston Travelter
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-01-03

Remember the Sabbath day t. keep i
holy" The battle Of inkerman in which
SO many lives were lost is said to have been
fought on the Sabbath day.-Darenfort
Gazette.
From these premises we deduct the fact
that all the lives which were ever lost In
battles fought on Sunday were lost because
it was Sunday, and those lost in battles
fought on other days were merely the result
of war! Portentous conclusion. The Al
lies at Inkernan fought on Sunday because
there was no alternative except giving up
their position, and losing their batteries BY
running away. According TO the Gazette,
if they had run away, the Russians who
were the aggressive party, would have sui
fered the same defeat and loss that they &C.
tually did for violating the Sabba,h.--R.
Island ADJ.
The above is superlative nonsense. Our
neighbor not only draws a ''portentous,
cut nest asinine conclusion, and dedacts
"fact" from it strictly in conformity there
to. We simply stated the circumstance,
and il any conclusion were to be deducted
there from, it was 10 show how inconsistent
is war with the divine precepts.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-01-03
NEW
CHOICE FAMILY GROCERY STORl
| AN opening entTcI! Rep srses Of
TEAS.
WEST kNBEA G0O9S,
GGDSE'Essf.S ND
WODBES WARE.

Among Nhich arr the following;
Very superior Y Hyst'n Tea, choice de- tair do.
Very choice, fragrant GnpoN der do, exirn OoorE do
Good do do Old Gov. Java Coffee, cos mon do Rio do
Poiiiin's pTep'd Cocoon, Crush'd Sugar, Puiy'd do,
White. Coffee do, Brown do. Golden S,rur. Sugar
House, do, n. O. Molusses various qualities Iobscea
from ehoicesto cheap price Pure Sa'er5tus. soda C.
Tartar, Sntmegs. Mace, Cloves Whole al Grind in
namou, Alspice and Pepper, Ginger. Pickles 81 tats
and hfgals., Peppersauce, Tomste ketehur, CIDER
Vinegar, Mustard, New kiec, Table ara rslTy SIT.
ciAn, CurraIis, New layer kasius. Good old do.
See7less do, Steo, Auetarori. EcfnsaCe'H. rr'd
Peaches Pared, Go impaired, Pick ed 7rout, " hite
Fish, Macssrei, Smoked herring God Fi.h, Snap,
various kiHds. Star Candles. Pruss'ddc. w b. Whale
Oil Lard do Indigo, Fig Bae, Alum. Starph $. Pelre,
CoprerHs, Soft sbeiied Almonds. Pecan Nuts, Brazil
do, Fberts, Bed Cords Clothes Lines, Br, Mops.
Clothes Baskets. Wash Tabs, ZiAc Ngshboafds, and
hoop Pals, Brush Brooms, Flour Buckets. Spice
Boxes, sc, &c, Ill selected expressly for Family
Tse.
IT FAN Goods warranted as recommended.
At tho Brick Store. cor main aud Trout streets,
Store reeenily occupied BY McManus& shepherd.
c. NJ. HAWKES..
Dnycnuort. Dee Il. 1874 q e vi
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THArKs --We are indebted to Hon A. c.
Dodge Tor various and valuable public doc
umenis. Also, to Hon. J. p. Cook, for
Comp'd. OF L. s. Census.