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The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-04-25

aew work, the cid line politicians recey.
Ell eGectaaI all from the Papal Caarcll.
now recognized authority among old
politicians. Hundreds of lrishmen came
to the city Snort tim. previous to the
election, aud were quartersd in the diff
fecent wards. Their arrival was known,
and they were closely watshed. When
they came 10 vote, they were challenged,
but heg sror. TO taeir residence here, ana
lac Judges could not refuse th.ir ootes !
1t was thus, that in almos, every ward
Americans saw VIVA, they new illegal
votes going into the ballot box, without
the power to prevent, False oa,hs were
taken, by men who could easily he absolv-
I'd from the consequences, and in defiance
Of the wholesome laws Of the land.
But even this was no, all In severa
OF the wards the most outrageous proceed
ings took place. In the Eleventh Ward =,
where the ballo, box was destroyed, IT,
legal votes were. received with impuui,y,
aud chal!engers derided and those who
gave them we've driven from the polls,
being assaulted with dray pins, colts, and
slang shots. /. was this which led to
the unfortunate Occur fenoes which after
wards took piace-occurrences which are
condemned by every honorable man.
and regretted by all good citizens.
But it should be remembered and il is
well that those abroad should understand
it. that not enc dozen persons participated
in the destruction OF the Eleventh Ward
ballot box. twas the work of moment,
and the large number OF Americans who
were present would have prevented it had
they had the least idea tha, il was con-
,emptated. And another fact should be
known here at home. as well as abroad
that By noon more than the quantity of
legal votes Of the !Vari had been de-
posted in the baIlo,-box AL there is good
reason t. believe that If the ballot box
had not been destroyed the result of the
election could have been efectually COP
,estel upon the frauis parpetratei n the
Eleve nth Ward.
Though .liete was strange co nbina-
ton asalns. the i.a-ricaa ticket
combination Of leading Wings. with the
remnant Of the Oid-Liae Democratic
pauy-a combustion q the Remish
Church. with the Gsrnsn FfeeIeu (ua-
believers "A combination oil every de.
gree OF toreiga influence. with the mos,
reckless demagogues that ever dlsgraced
our lair saad-a c,snbination OF par,izan
and pretneded independent newspapers !;
We say tha, notwithstanding all this
strange eombinauoa. 10 oae WAC is ac-
qaainteI with all ihe facts can 70, a
moment doub, thai .As .7a.sricaa ticket
received fair n1riortty Of al hs legal
rotes fsnassef last .vsnt1yf rLiS ean,
ant re nave no DOUBT vii b., sao~n, in
case circumstances I.asa. a ,9n.es. o.
the election before lie paper tribunal
Cincinnati Tinlcg.
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6e4g- l. IS with the greatest astunish-
meAt ae observe that al adlalral has ia 81
been appotatcI al he az Of 81! We
have heard Tor may years past lha, the
service was goins on a thu dSss, bul we
litlie expected thai within our lifetime II
would Aay: gone 10 worse than dogs =
to puppies, ani xhat 10 y9u call British
admiral, under iLe az. 60, bat an arrani
young puppy, that Is oniy fit TO iloa, paper
boats IL lie Serpsutine. We have come
to pretty pass, iadeed, when mere boys
who have never known wha. the gou, is,
can venture on deck probably without the
aid Of a cru.ch, are given the command
Of the feel, and ,ais, to waea we have
admirals On the list OF he matured ages
Of 70, 80 aud 9o-s,eady going, ex-
periencsd mon, who can neither see, hear,
talk nor walk L. is reducing our naval
supremacy to little better than cAld's play
and we tremble for the honor OF our
country when It IS put. as though'lessly
a. il Il was toy into the hands OF strip
lings, that but few year. back would
have been !hought complete babies. -
{ Punch.
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Legal Notice.
State Of Lawa, l.,
Cedar COMFY. -

st"te OF Iowa,
Cedar Couny.
TO H. p. .1.laaas s. Co:
You are htreby notified. that on the tysy,ty
HI Jay II May, A. d., 1851, there was 6iya
"a me oflre 81 the Clerk e Tie Disiric. Court,
"itin and ipr said County and State, al.
petition 81 h'hn II. Bire ey, claiming "a tou
The sum OF Que Hundred and Fifty doiarvs as
moi'ej new doc bim on a due. b.l esecufsd ky
yon, IN favor or Francis Richard, 60, the sum
81 One Hundred and thirt, eieh. d,!ls,s ~,
ninety cents; and HAT Mr., Of AlseA.
its'ht las bocn ISSUED thereon, and pronsefs
attached 70 .aisfy said clam And that kiSe
" taid eaufr having been issued and relnrnSk
ao' Jpuaf' as to all OF sa.d defendants. ID IL.
September tetni, 1854, 81 said Cedar Ca Dist
Court and ar of,ier of publication waS s,eke
therein, am satd cause continued Now. ss,&,.
fore, uf!css yo1 srrear and answer thereto RI
or before the first day OF the next term os ssA
eonri to wi the seventh day Of Nav, i0s.
default viii b. tateh and jadgenen, reaas.s.
against you as claimed by said petite q. ~
j. w .cattsil, Cyrfks
Match y, 1855. (l6-4w
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The Cincinnati Riots.

Fus., taey crow over the defeat OF the
Americtn Reform party, AMI exul, in tar
success OF Rom ,nism, WhissUyisn, Jus.
uliism, De IA 70 yuism Foreigaerrs.n aud
all the Other isns which are nov fused
together all dubbed Democracy" aud
then aoraize with hypocrttieal cant
/ about the riots which Succeeded the cleo
ton, auributing It all . the "iawless
knof N5things.
Ths proceedings OF the riots, as well
as the causes which led to them, have
been laid before the people let them
Judge.
Meek aud io,giviny, Indeed, must be
the man OF American birth. who could
have felt otherwise than did the America n
portion OF the citizens Of Cincinnati on
this occasion. They were opposed by
all The force which that arch fend of
tyranny, the Pope Of Rome, could array
as,ins, them They were opposed BY
ali the mercsnary hirelngs Of papacy-
by the entire German and Irish catholic
population by the Jesui, band, and by
the whole power which ruuocracy could
bring into the field. Irish by the legion,
who had not been in The city one week,
were led up to the polls, and swors in
their rotes. Foreigners, who had not
been in this country one mon,h, srors IN
their rotss. Votes were pa. into the bal.
lot box by the handsfull, and If an Amer
lean born dare raise his voice agains it,
he was instaally knocked dowa by the
serls Of plpacy, AM taken to pris IN by
Iae cGtboiic officers Of th,t popish govern.
ed city. No iasul. was too grea, to be
offered % an American. Popery was in
power, aa1 was exercising the spiri, Of
,ts ancient iniuisitOrs.
by aoo in The wards where catholicism
Was lo.nia1a', more votes than the whole
aa n5er Of sot-rs in the warl, were in The
box, aai st..(.y3tes were Constantly bsiag
pas seI IL Ffaa! AT corruption wegc
seen % eFesy hand --tA. officers oi cleo
lion. tn Police force ant off .srs of the
city, al loias-i ia 70 Al ia he Outrageous
'nr3see tlas4, aal 4ssisei b. FIR. d
aftAs, vita ct454, zla4st a.! r51 draT
pms. ID drive tAa aat,rr born from the
polls. r.ete vas - rea,iF. tt
Americans .as!! XII, a;snty he tcaals
aud od.fages >. t,s EJ.eis4-ts aai
paP.s:s. Toy se.e Osa:,4 VII geap
OBS d III kia IS, aai driven fro peace
able exercise Of tlcir ri-ats -!ca;ed BY
iorelga brutality ias privilege u et.Izaas
denied the privilege o. voting = they
pie sed, aud .fegusn.ly drsea fro a tas
polls By the ropIsh despsradoes. AMI no,
allowed to vote a. all. Is It strange that
riots saoali occur after such oasrazcs
Is il strange that bIooi should b. shed
when Americans are denied one OF their
dearest rights by bands OF foreign pa.
pists' Not at all strang4, No.
man VIII oaa drop o. Ansrala h'ool
in MS reas. e1a.i ave reneiael aa-
moved by suea shameful! outfages. BIT
the Amer an Reform party condemn, the
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-04-25
SAMUEL DEW ILL,

:snrlYor al TiPloa AID Grgrral Land agelt
WILL attend PROMPTS Il an bushes. raaa.rlng
m agent snch al
BGl!AG .fAD stLLIsG ON f'8HgJs
SION.
PIfIsG Of TIXES
giving Information respecting lands IN ibiF DUN
y &c. Em grant sid re tiers can get choice -.
etet'ens Of fanas D. etdag at his ol.c...
FOR SALE. Lois ard ;, Block fl. to,gn af
Rochester, upon which Is situated comfort,
bic dwelling with cellar and well, by
SAMUEL DEvELL.
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chicago market.
Cnrcaoo, Apr. -, 1855.
FLouR, - CITY mills, No |, e1, sup,
S,00ass ,25.
No 2, family aoar. $3.50
No. 3,mldIIings, s5,oOaS5,5 so
NHEAr.--sprlng al II ,i0aS,l.i3.
Winter al ST ,59asl,70
Cora Active demand a, 60c per 60
lbs, lvllyerel,
Oats--39c. delivered.
Rye--in demand al 91c.
Barley--nomlnal al ,l0al 20.
Bset-extra mess 81 ! %, mess Sl3. 90
to sl3,5 b. the quantity
Pork-New mess fra At slt,eo; BY
the single bbl $500
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Executors Vol ice.

~ notice ts hereby gwen thas the un,,er
ahsa hts osea apFviai~d Executor cf The
e..aie os Lamar parr. Ear.asea. -. - Z. -
e., Iowa. All peftoas knowing themselves 4,
o. indebted to said ss'a's vii, please cal ana
ssiae' and al persons having scma,ds ,ea,nsi
sa'a estate, either by note, book account or
o'heIwtse, viii file the sa,rs with M a. .ou,,
IS COZ ferieH', o. they Will be debarfea ays law
}b3s Wtlliarn parr Fxrcu,o.
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DAvEsPoRr BEATS DuRLtNGTos.-
Burlington, at the recent election, turned
on, only $50 votes, while Davenport on
the same occasion, turned cut 906 votes
--Dnluqus Express.
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Capt. lngraharn, Of koszta ndoriety,
sailed from Spckzia FOR the United States
IN the -. Louis, on the 18th or March.
This Will be hts frs, visit home since he
became famous
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Bridgeport, Conn. Ar

Bridgeport, Conn, April 4.
Thirteen towns in Litchfeld Co, send
% Know Nothings and 2 wing represen.
tatives. The majority for WEIGH in the
same townis 900.
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II is said The Presiden, is afraid to ap.
poin. Shields -Brigadter Genera! on &C.
coun, of the Know Nolhings.
We cut the foregoing from an exchange
paper. We do not know whether it is
true Or not; but If il is'u, true, it ought
TO be. There are thousands OF first-rate
native born American citizens, WHO are
perfectly competent, and would Ike 10
have the office; and Gen. Shields hus
never performed any ex raordinafy ser
vice for the country, that he should Le
thus preferred. We hope the fear Of the
Know Nothings will continue 10 ecp
the President from appointing hin, and
tia. some good hative born American
citizen vii Be nominated 10 fill lie off,.
II aeon RIP.
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ANOTHER TRfAL.-The Wisconsin
Legislature on Tuesday last, passed
another prohibitory liquor l,w. free from
the objections urged By Coy Barstov in
his vote Of the first. The Milwaukee
Wisconsin says the Governor will sign il
1.-The .Ne,rs is equally confien, that he
will veto il.
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Upton Steam, Mil.


THE Undersigned having made arran,. sneafs
Tor running the above Mill. mi Grind
Wheat fot toll or exchange. md { ora { Ict
per bnsh~l Custom Dars, TUESDAYS and ri.
dAysa ElO0r Of all kinds On hard .asA fsr
for sale -
STOUT l. sHEAfER.
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FOR SALE. Let Q, Block %. town j
Rochester, by
SAMUEL DEwELL.
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~. L. quarter Of section IL, r. 81, r. /
w. For sale by
SAMUEL DEwELL.
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!. 40 > hale Of n L. quarter Of section II.
i. 81, X. | I. For sale by
SAMUEL DEwELL.
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tph SAbE, 40 acres If land on Rork
u Eek ~ mile below Harris mill, can be had
on .easonabe terms. Enquire Of
SAMUEL DEwELL.
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- B. r. quarter oil section 1, r. 70. n. !.
W; also D. G. quarter Of 5. w. quarter Of n. ".
Of section 80, 7. so, T. ) W. For sale by
SAMUEL DEwsLI.
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In view Of IL. severity OF the weltscr
earl has been issued by the Rer. p.
Beie, Secretary of the Roman Catholic
Diocese Of Buffalo, allowing those labor
lag on the public works the use Of rnea,
without res,gic ion during Lent, except on
Fridays.
EEatlage PaFer.
Is il posHb.e what clever men tie
Pope's aadelsttappers are getting 10 he /.
Perhaps alter While, they vii alIa y
the people to read tie bb!e--exsep o.
Frs lay -.N1ccn Req.
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-. Z. quarter of s. y. quarter Of section
=, I. 81, Il. ", For sale BY
SAMUEL DEwELL.
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~ n. half Of N. W. Of SECTION 10, +. 81.
RI w., for sale by
SAMUEL DrwxLI
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FOR SALE. The Z. half Of S. rs, and 8
half Of ). 20, X. ". Apply to
SAMUEL DEwILL AT.
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l.. W. ABBOTT.
Lost.

The nnde, SIS ned lost in Upton, er vicin.ty.
on the 9th day of April, the following papers;
20 tes
Deed from Nackay Martin 10 John q. L,I,
Tor -Four Acres IL Timber land
Mortgage Deed from Josiah Bridger 10 Vii
liam H. johnson as security for S301
Note on JOSIAH Bridser for sA,o
Acte on Mackay Martin for sas
Al person whoms' yer. are hereby casiiese.,
against purcha.ing said ntoes, as si.rv III -,
be aid unless ass.gned by mr.. The Nsse nsAr
- josiah EriAser is Eaaas payable 10 -. or
Order; he Nole made by Maekay Martin IL
msse payable TO J. c. Turner OF order. as.s
Any l,ers"n finding any Of the sbsve pa iypss,
o. all Of them and leaving them with K6Ysy,
Loas, z N. Upton, viii be Literally rew arded
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executors Notice.

faette Notice IL hereby gwen that tho asics
stshet has been appointed Executor 4! tie
es'tte It Johu Haze, de'i, late of T., dar O.
All persons knowlBg thsmsslves indebted, Wi,
Htsr cali and settle aud persons havirs
Grams ~s'ins' SAL estae al present them II.
sl''as II 7 h1'ira 81 they will BE- deharsed BY
law. - T.. \ Cray, Erscuscr
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Endueelneuf Is "a s.1use.

IN In order shlt the ren.aininw tickets ma
h- d'sPo ed " at the time sreoiistd We osser the
folio AiHg Inducements TO persons getting aI
CLUBS.
Any person forming Cub " TIN Sst,ex
Jefs and forwarding leu d,llars u this sefcp
VIII receive By mad. eissea teasssfsl e~Trsrsns.
and sleren ucfTs'
Any person forwarding 500, will reeeise
one hundred and fifteen Engraving. aud vnr
hundred ard fifteen tickets
II 1t should oeenr tina, oil he tick a, are a;s.
posed OF when your order is received, yoor
money VIII he returned II onr expense Il
postage.
"a All orders for tickets =aa ssgrsvilg>
should BE- al Iressed 10
.. l.. W. ABBOTT.
% Fourth et., 81 Lssis, Mo-
n ID. Any paper giving the above advertise
ment Two Insertions before ApSii 23tk, and
sendsng copy to my address, viii be psesrulsA
with an entire sci oi the beautiful Essrasiars
named in he Advertisement.
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Stale II Iowa, !
Cedar County.
In the D,siric, Court If sid Coufdv
Esther Elder
rs Divorce.
Thomas Elder
10 Thomas Elder.
Sir,
You are hereby notified that tbe,..
= now Oh iile IN the office of the CLERK III tl,A
Dsirict Court Of Cedar County iowa. I Pet,
ton Of Esther Elder, under oath claim; ~ :
Divorce from The bonds Of matr .uoDy from 70,
for cause Of wilful 'desertion, for ths space 20
more than one year, without reasonable ex
ease 0: cause, upon which an original sosie.
has been returned not found !" and that an
Tess you appear and answer thereto before
=. said Court on 90 before Tho kfst day Of the
me next term thereof, 10 be beeua sud kolden
on The IN day Of May; lsa5, decree will be
,;.i thereon az prayed for By s.ld pc.
He Piatt,
Affy - EIa.,.s.A
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Pricei Current of Davenport
Market.
DAvEsroKr, April 25, 1856.

Hero'ssd ~ J. Rtae.et 4. son Coz, uyrhasis.
Flour, ex. S. f. per Lbl $3.50
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LATER

= p, NJ. The wheels have been sur.
rendered. Tae R1eer Guards, Dragons
and Calels were called out : preserve
order, but now they ale returning home !;
lie people are also dispensing.
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-. W. IafieT,
CLERK VI Cedar Dis. Court.
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Masonic Female ms tltu,c

TUE Evecniis. Board of Managers, appoiri
cd hy Marsuaii Lodge No - announce 10
the pubiic tina. the 10 session OF the institute.
commenced on tho THIRD Monday 10 SOFTEN
Der and will euAtnGe ten months, emhfnclne
two. ses.I0us--bu. no vacation nj ia. oiuse Of
.he hfs.--uaieg dc direction of the following
iAtILI&
Rev TIE 9 WIlsa,. u D., President
Mrs SARAH ! uAsis. l,cs Priacipal.
Nj T. llAssLocNlE, Professor u hsdern
languages
Mis- May \ AspTEsos, Primary Depar,
mem
NJ l. HAs.tocHFG, Pre'lss 4 locq' and
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4 IL. PERSONS indebted to me, rom ls''
~ ull the present time, will please cone
forward and pay up, or they will have te sei''
with an officer and those who have settle
menis with me will come forward and ps''
receipts want 20 settle with ever body u
stragutcn my buslness, make all who owe u'
pas up, and discharge all NY debts.
a. u. BuhREss.
January & 1888 -ou
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NJ z r 4, o 1p

\ lieht from cur taa ho rre
A voice We lowed al
\ place is ,acanl % norhDab
Which newer ran hnh'-i
A mobile heaft ua'tIfahhcd tm now
VIA ienderu,,. ava lose.
Has la~hed H. Ntaf throbb0ogs 10
To throb IN lis. abo.e
Yes 10 the home where angles efe,
Ills irus,lur saul h,. G-d.
And Sc, wc btnd above MI. tomb
With tcnrs, and 200 Bin dead
We call him dend. bat aA Z $50 know
lie dwells where Using wa,ers flow.
We miss thee from our houc, dear one.
We miss thee from thy wac
ca : He Nlh b, so dark without
The sunshine Of ,hy face
We wait for tlcc go oye'- .ver, hour
When stars tcna o burn.
We h''8'T ~ oar c'i'Ast p"f'n
10 ''oh Tor u'g 'e'af'i
Bat yanly for ily CONNIE i-p
we N't through 'i '7s a'1r'-
We only hear tie a.a4'. low y..e
i''' mur"o'a ,'''''ah 'ae "'" 's
ana 'Nr DARK 'l'"f solemn h'ra
A....s.f.
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9cltsle, pscirr.

-----,~---a- 49, o. - - -
0.y-" Msslial Instruments, ty '"
:. liosmef, in Ia, usua. VEN Of that poe
,'ound. sound the Spartan aio,
The Persian banner wa,e,
And matching 10 the strife,
Lat MUSIC thrill the tm.c,
Aboye the clash Of steel,
III. shock OF meeting fees.
The chargers elai,efir Z hcci,
The ringing ieRns Il bow,
A bold.r strain !. played.
And Persia De. dsmayea
Castle IS up 30 arms
Against TIE Moor .o-3sr
Swo-d-clanc sad loud alarms
Announce The cemios lray
The a.sbal j. heard,
Throun BY are lchi e.sr'
Aad on 20 the conalei .pafo5
Ru,A Yemen, mas.vhi.s s.se4s--
III Aliaa loaa and hi.h
Their tafhaaed r.5ers crJ
neai ume upon the drum
a hr.sscr measure play
Oid Enslaud'- warrior. como
IL thunder 10 ibe tHy
Their bayaaer, are bugat
In blood to rcd3on soon
OIL cheer them 90 iue iiNh
VIVA si,.l boiaef tame
One shock and All IS oer--
Crushed Toes can form 10 mote
Ring ont, via bogIe'r.nr
Thy loulosi, c.tar-t a7te,
70 hor-. TIE iroopef
Whle plume sud reanot fat.
They charge and aI'ea DE-
The broken, follow .qaat
While qua,er -Ha mnd hsa
Gauis ancient ba'''e. a..,.
Thus mnsic vaior warns
Aud nerves strong hAaeaal fa
Blow plaled Piper BIOS
Some roo,.ot He land at,
Tor ths .ictohous toe
Black Buiain's boscst hsar
The piper lou.erplay-,
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Goods at the lowest marked price and guet
autced IN every particular ] f. SllANkS.
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EDWARD THOMPSON WILLIAM l.. ALIEN
'EHONpSON, ALLEN, 4 co. HAolssale
Giocsrs and Deaiers ~ choice Wins and
Lignoryi Nos u and % Common street New
Orleans.
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SETTLE UP.

October q, ln5s.
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IIBlN'S EXTRACTS.

1 FEW dozen !. bins Extracts, genuine
j.. article, to which We invite the att ntion
d the ladies, Just received and for sale by
tlci T. % II y X \ X
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1855-12-15

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Cir,udc.r. street. N,W orleans
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-07-04

SEARS, WOOD 4 CO.,
Bedstead Manufacturers, Lumber Nerchant.
and Dealers in Planed Flooring,
MOLINE, ILLINOIS.
THE only establishmentin tie Westwhers
SH RWOOD'6 CELEBRATED TURNING
LATHE \ used for turning PgmmArIc Foess; sueL 40
Neues, BafHstsrs, Bed Pests. 7aJfs Legs, apdot ss
work too various TO enumerate. with the
MsuEdinSs Of all into sfuarss Of aaS nsw5sr o,
tdste may sxggest. Making the most perfect q nd
beautiful work that fancy desirs and having the
appearance OF e0stfy carved rork.
June IL, lS54-trw-tf
MOLINE PAPER MILLS.
THE Subscribers are constantly making variety Of
Printing and Wrapping Papers at their Millin Mo-
ne and will pay Cash for sny reasonable quantity Of
good clean cotton linen rags Ourtravelling agent
A. o. Churchill will call on the Merchants through
central Iowa and pay them In paper for theis
rags. WHEELOCK Il FERGUS.
Moline, June 3rth, 1854. g.ss 4sl 5 ~
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-07-04
Buckets. Buckets!

Buckets! Buckets!
list received and forsae Wholesale and Retail
81 fine lot Of Wooden Buet els.
Jasnary lat. RURRoWS Il PRETTrMAN.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-07-04


WALRAVEN d PARKER,
DEALERS IN
Fruits, Confectionery, Nuts, &c,
on Brady, 3 doors above ed street.
Having fitted aud furnished commodious Saloons
with side entrance--are prepared 10 furnish
Ladies' aud Gentlemen with Ice Cream and various
small drinks of the ison. Please give us a call.
May edit -ess-
DR.. A. NJ SMITH,
Eclectic Physician.
Office OF Brady street between end and I'd. Resi-
dence on Third street between main and Brady.
Special attention given to he treutment of Scrofu-
la and Al other chronic diseases.
April % IS DAVENPORT. IOWA.
SoAP& CANDLES by The box constantly on hino
- and for sale by bALZELL & BRO. +
We Buckets, Churns, Baskets, Washboards, &C.,
w for sale by DALZELL BRO.
Glass, Glass, Glass!
s)1 Boxes comprising Ill sizes from 1x9 TO 2eN9jus
~ received fron the manufacturers at
B and w KELLY'S
HONEY small lot Of Honey reed and for sale b,
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-07-04
J.s. T. LANE,
LAW NOTICE.
q. &. HUgBgLL,

|,rrlsY sY AND cprSsELLoR AT Law,
and in ?hsncery.
IDySassr Notary Public, Loan ana Land
Asylt, Cjns,.or Of Reats, accounts
a1i Claims jan %
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-07-04
Ciothing made to Order.

'I>uo's $. GILBERT late fran New Haven Conn
j respectfully informs the citizens OF DaverJor
that he hastaken.a room opposite Lie Claire Blocl
over Wiieys Store Second Street: here he would
haPpyto wait upon gcBtieH Il who desire any thira
IN his line of business, Having been emllo! ed for
number ofy ears FIRST class ustom estab isbm
East. behat hinselfhe shall be able 10 give The
most comp cite and Psrieefs sfaciob Arerfeet f.
always warranted.
\. u. Garments cut for Tiers TO make up at shcr
notice and reasonable rates.
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