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Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-09-05

The Marion (Miss.) Republican OF the 2lst
ult., states that an extensive combination
or organization had been discovered among
the negroes Of Jasper county. The plot
was revealed by one OF the negroes, and
prompt means taken to arrest the contem-
plated rising.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-09-05

CIclRs q TOpACco.-s's s's and pound ~ ~,
snn. ,,os Missouri and Virginia Honey pee sI, n,
ing nd smoking Tobaceos Aiso Few ossar, vi
~ LIsD, LONDON CusAkos and NepapoS
choice and cheap, for sale by, .ypp Il, 4 CO.
juno 20 J. "Th 80
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-09-05
WARNING!

GAVE your Property from FfRE.-That you can do
- 10y having one oil MeGosan's Lii and Force
Pumps IN operation on your premises. Merchants,
Mhhniaetureis and property holders generally come
gfeattronble with Your Pamps freezing, uat eat be
avoided 10 the MeGowan Pump. Leaua your orders
soon with MOSES 4. LiTTLER, Agents.
Town and county Rights
For sale at BURROWS pRETTyNiN.S
Aug 20-dtf
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-09-05

The ST Louis papers notice new coun-
terfeit on the Mechanics Bank ofBrooklyn,
\. Y. Vigneite-State Arms; "5'' on
lower and upper right corners, eagle and
five" on LET end (; very badly done, paper
light, and dated (engraved) April LIST, 1855
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-09-05

No. las. Besides the above have nnmbsiS 1
Improved Lots la Msekin,o.h, LAalbnle AID \
suak er's addition 10 North Davenport shch a.
,aii low, to persons wishing 10 imPr"'s!Asn.
apply 10
GEORGE L. NICHOLS,
CIR. Of Main and secosd 50
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-09-05

No. IG3. A three story brick Hon,ai,
Dillon ADDITION, on the blum. house 2s,r o ,sn
cd, can be sold % as 10 make rood nv s. al sat
Ing large annual seturn--e 500, '''IeAs sds
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-09-05
STEAMBOAT REGISTER.
Kept by Jas. Mullin, Front Street.

ARRIVED.
Septf Jenny Lind, Haight. AontrOse.
Lamar.lne, Phe ps, Muscatine.
Julia Dean, Hill, 81 Louis.
Audubon. Allen, Boat Yard
oscepia, Grantham, New Boston,
DEPARTED.
Jenny Lird, Haight. Montrosc.
Lamartine, Pm bps. Huscaline.
julia Dean, Hill, 81 Paul.
OseeOia, Grantham, New Boston.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-09-05

CAUTIONS.
;! ALE, ESTATE IA, ~. REAL ls1Al,
iAal astate apeat1'
GEO. =. EIckoxxs
GENERAL LAND Aerrs
Fer the purchase or sals ~ ~,
Farms, improved or unimnro.. w! Prssr
adjacent Counties. win eo,,s, N tss
taxes for non -residents - pnw ses claim,
Warrants or locate the ,ams - .aa !.l u
trict !. the State. - any Land
Vmcs Cornsr Main and ssso,, ;.
Davenport. low io
CITY LOTS AND RESInru,,
For Sale and For R Rev..
Among which are the following.
NO. 1874 Large New B,,,t h..
ama E,en'n streets; main building G. eeausf on
Thi. r. rs,n suap'ea ,or large Boardi,no sss
ms On iding iseali,ic u accammn%,ihE hoas
80 boarders, giving 10 .s,h !, con,,",iig fich
mere Is y front oi ls5 feet on Main S,. alaa,
Harrison and extendin on Eth Stree, aas Us t.,
NO. ~. small house nsar,, no..
or ofsixth and Perry Sta. ne" on HE IN
No, lts. Cottage House on Finn Ga,
Harrison and Ripley streets. =" e"se'b ess
No $50. A large and airy House ,,,
s'""'1 '" ''0 e"'aes OF sixth ana BRADY M,s. "s
No. iai. House. half lot of G. ro,ra -,
"fPerry between Fourth aud Finn S,. on Wsaa
No. iss. A lot on the b,nn .o.,
porr. Streets adjoining Col. Sargent. ~, y, n,sdI
no. 162. \ three story brick Hou,oa
os second near =, an excellent ,o,. ooah
nrst noor, the y hoi- house - eli ani.,.s room
Que iIsne house nov used ss nour Ana @, s..s
lot 64xisU. sno 'est ID
No. IG3. A three story brick Hou.a,
D.!lon's addition, on the blur. hou.s o., M orss
ga, can Dc SOLD % ns 10 make Food inv 49,. sa 10
ing large annual seturn--s 500. '''lsAssh,
No. l6@. Another brick House pe,,n.
Third and Scott streets, 36x3,, nine ,o ~. eona
',.,sa. w"l ee sofa low and On long ered,
.rs 'S 'ae Attentioh Of pu,ts
e"' GEO. l.. NlcKOiis|
10 Lease for Term Of Y..u
nave number Of Houses and Lot. Ia Is..,
10 ID yctfs, a mong which are the fo,ln, ~.
No. Ia. \ hou and lot on the Norm M -,
sT'ft hast "i Main, Lease Tor Is wears Lo, s,,iy
"n which Is erected good frame hons.
No. i5e. Two Houses on Third ,,,o.,
brnds and PER-. streets ALSO: V''a
No iJ?. One uousc on Second .,se, ~
Brad. and Perry sts. ''' S''
Nc. i35 new house with sir room, ,o.,..
y arranged. cellar ahd cisiern on Third ,,,..
iowa aud lie Claire streets, 10 L-a,e for n y,ar 4
November ncNt. ''As
No. ISL. A beautiful biun Lot on the yo,,
81 sixth street opposite Mack lols garden, ~
Leased for u year,. ~
No. ia5. Three Houses and Lot. come, n g.
and i.e iairc streets, ioge,h. With Iot a. .ss
La Claire street, the hole will be ,ex.ed %, ,,,
alta grcat bargain all taken BY one psi.oh.
NJ. lei. A House aud Lot on Second .,,..,
OF Iowa House sstprirs i6S2,. cunsifutrdnpta
inodate two families, Lease to Run Is year, lion ii
April.
No. III. brics store hut,se on the sa,,., 4, z,
islahd and front streets, can 6e had al IN, tv, ~
, 10 - ,ears, Lot 32,.U.
NJ. va. two story brick House On The Ia 4,
~ u Iowa aud Front rahnisy uark IL ss.,atA -.
irnnting on three streets, 10 Teas Tor Is ,es1
rent.
u side. the above hsy. d number u ufiHpv,
lot. ln different parts OF the CITY, Which an uIscs
ell to lease for term OF years. Apli, 10
GEORGE l.. Alth0IL
Corner Of u ain and svcohe u
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-09-05

NJ. VA. tso story brick House On The Ia IA
80 81 Iowa and Front rahniBg back Ia Sssabd ~
roiiting on three streets, 10 Lezss Tor Is tes1 ii
low rent.
u side. the above hsy. number u ufinpnr1
lot. ~ different parts ofihe City. Which an uI.s.}
ell To lease for = term OF yeats apIb 10
GEOHGE l.. Aith0LLs,
Corner Of Mali and svcoha ~
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-09-05

No. 1874. Another brick Hons.
Third and Scott areeis, 36x3,, nine ,o" ~. "rnu !
aitehens, viii be sold low and on Ion, e,sS as
di,ion 10 the above We have a great 49,, ~
prol erty " which We invite the a,,sn,ian et
ers. CEn Ix,oi pafss
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-09-05

No. In. bret stove hurse on the sorpst ,fgs
isidhi and Front streets, can be had iat reri ~
10 20 years, Lot 32ny1.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-09-05
s. G.. Dawson & Co.,

s. G. Dawson & Co.,
Manufacturers and Dealers
10 all kinds OF Boot. Shoes Rubber Caters. De-, &c.
BRADY e., 3 doors North OF the Post Office.
TANE jast received the first lot Of Boots nd Shoes
j i for the Fail and Winter trade, ant bet
Ter prepared TO supply the wants Of the people than
al any former period. Our
Manufacturing Department.
Is unequs led by any in The City. and assure
those who prefer HOME MADE Boots and Shoes,
that viii give entire satisfaction in st! lie OF work
and quality Of stock.
as they purchase in Chicago other WesterI
Cities, because arrange bis with fac turers
In the East. enable us TO sell at the zane rates.
Davenport, Iowa, aug30. '55.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-09-05

no. l62. A three story brick House a,
Q. second near - an excellent ,,or. ,o soah Y
n nas' 1u" me ...,s hons. veil n.hed " %
lot 64xlsO. sha |ttt I'D
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-09-05
len advertisements.
REAL ESTATE
PUBLIC S A L E.
On Saturday next, the 18th Of september,
NIX will oner at Auction Forty building Lots and
w Ten out-lots in tho Town of
FA7NAM.

FARM AM,
Station House on The Mississippi and Missouri Rsil-
road The lots are large and " ell located near the
Coal Banks, aud surrounded by some OF the best
Farming lands that the State produce. The Pro.
preiors are resolved to every eNerton TO build
IN a town oftmportance and knowing that 1t is upon
agriculture that we have to depend 10 support our
Railroads, to replcush our treasury and 10 build up
our towns, we have commenced the cultivation OF
large tracts the adjacent lands bridging the
rious streams ON the County Roads leading to Far
nam, and will continue in our operations aud also Of
fer every inducement Farmers to settle In the ycin-
iy. Workmeu are now employed In preparing dwell
ilngs to be forwarded by the Railroad the
side tracks are down at the station and the road pre-
par Ito carry eight, al which time lumber yard
cea yard and store with good stock OF goods I'LL
be opened. A warehouse Will also be erected and
agents appointed purchase produce. Arrangements
have also becn made and the work is progressing
for the erection ofan extensive manufactory 10
ufacinre Feapng machines first class FIGURING
Mill designed for both custom and merchant work,
will be ereeted and put in operation forthwith.
Wehold out no fictitious Inducements y nd make no
pledges that do net intend strictly 10 fulnl.
Persons DESTROYS of purchasing lots At private sale
can uppIy to A, 4. FULTON.
An extra train of Cars will leave Davenport on the
morning of the 18th. Tickets can be procured nj
Burrows 4 Pretty mans Store.
J. M. d. BURROWS,
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-09-05

lust received Fa style Gents Hats al GREEN,
81 M. I, Lcciaise Row. aug q
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-09-05
Hydraulic Cement,
nR Water Lime, kept constantly on hand and for
Osaletby
June 29W BURROWS& PRETTYMAN,

LOTS TO LEASE
in Gurley's Subdivision Of Russell's Land.
WILL lease for 10 Year,. Lots IN brady. Main md
Harrison Streets. running through the whole term;
these lots are beautifully siuat ID and the
which they are now offered, will enahic any one TO
get cheap home, la the business part
the city. Apply to GEORGE L.. NICHOLS,
Corner OF Main aud Seeo I'd Streets.
Jutt29, isS5.dtf
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-09-05
IL ~ Estate aprutn
CITY LOTS AND REsIpENc,|
For Sale and For Po "s.

among Which are the following.
.n n9 S,, lss,-A Large New Brick House eo,,.
sOxst--well adapted Tor 4 Iayvas o. D. aisahdas h,
This bn 'ding lseapa,ic u accemmo od'onE Hous1
~ ooarder.,sivihr 10 zach conlioris,5 lien u
there Is front oi Ia feet on Main S,. aIaa,
Harrison aud e1tendin on Eth Stree, : s6s Is
NO: ~ 4 small house nearly pov
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-09-05

No, lis. Cottage House on Fin g.
Harrison and Ripley streets. " ~" street belu,
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-09-05
Houaes and Lots in North Davenport
FOR sAfR

No. isT. Three nes Hoases on farnam Es}
Meth Of Lo.ust. each with seven rooms. esaf 4
tsrn, good well OF water. house we'll hnl bed u
Nenitian blinds, aBd haiia acre Of Ground mesa
fScse lotsa are ~iii ia Is minutes walk Of lie RaiA
ucpoi--prre l,e0
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-09-05

No. G.. A House with two lot. Of Grouad N,
site - NoIes on brady ,tr-ei-si,.to.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-09-05

NJ. lGi. A House aud Lot on sersnd .,.., j
of Iowa House = stories l6x23. culstfutrdts.s.1
mediate two families, Lease 10 ran Is e.t, Irss n
April.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-09-05

ole. A frame cot The corner Of y
and Locust sirsrts- ia lv--s. ,2u0.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-09-05

Nc. i53. A new house with Al roor, $780,.
~ arranged. cellar and csiern ON Jh,,d .,a
iowa aud lie Claire streets, 10 Lease for a y,ar y
oyembef neNt.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-09-05

10. Isi. House. hair lot Of Ground a, m
merry between Fourth aud FInh s.rs s ~ "'aa
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-09-05

:, NO. iss. 4 lot on the blum eorrs, a,
Perr. streets, adjoining Col Sargent. !" b,sdy i,
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-09-05
COOKING, AIR WARNING VENTTLATTNG.

CAMPLEs OF the above apparatus now ready for
the inspection Of those who desire TO have The
best mode Of Warming and VentilAtiug their houses
also for Cooking We have the agency for the sale Of
the ost approved Hot Air Furnace aud a Cooking
Range. which only needs to be to induce trial
Coal. Coke, Wood can be used.
We invite the public generally TO call and examine
the apparatus: only limited number can be obtained
th, fall that 20 be sure Of getting ethera Furnace
Range the order mgst be len early.
Cooking Stoyes--a large assortment on hand which
ne sell al greatly reduced prices.
Aug 81 -d3m, T. CLOSR d co,
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-09-05

No. ia5. Three Houses and Lot. corner y ~
and I.e iairc Streets togc,h, with 10, II .s.
La Claire street. the hole will Ice es.ed %, ,,.
alta great bargain IL all taken by one p.r.on.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-09-05

No. i5s. Two Houses on Third ARA, A..
bruds and PER-. streets. ALSO:
No. i5s: One eouse on Second street Mn.
Brad, aud Perry sts. 's' Vs'r
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-09-05

No. ISL. A beautiful blun La, on the yo,, n
81 sixth street opposite Mack OTIS garden, ~
Leased for II yesrs. va
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fsnn between Washington and Wheeling but I7i
hoa.sI
Ranaag betseeen Washayoa and Csennat, 27 hours
Through riel cts and aasgage Cheeks 90 be had IN
washington.
nE Baltimore and Ohio Rsoad having greatly improved its
western eoneenon now oirs the iales inducements 10 rav
ibe Northwest, aud the Southwest.
The eonneaion trains Washington
washington Iuneon stsy called the Relay oase nine miles
washington ohio dyer Baggage checked through
Wheeling Washington iaion and rechecked and transferred
through tickets oT points beyond The csnnecine trains leave
washington daily at g. and AZ M; on Sundays at the
Whsslns sre made with The trains Of the CEN
Wast!ns through Cambridge za1e.viIs and NswaIs
trains connect e. az WIN ae
Chicago ST. LOUIS sc. N#st
Of The Laiis Miami raioaS to xsna CiNCINNATi LOUIS
s xsn oas s Miami "a
lssts, Lafaye,ss, Chicago KocI island 81 Louis, Sc
NaeSss New oreass 1ewhes are also sold Il
,ansfrsa Cinepnad % The mail steamers on ,he Ohio
Tickets for Evansse Cairo, and 81 Louis are sold by this
FOR CLEVELAND and via Cleveland Toledo Detroit Chi
Wheeling WeIsvIie, ory miles, where
Travellers 10 notice that while this the only
ns @fs
nn, s;a miles, being about 100 miles shorter Aan oy any Other
Fare by through ticket washington Wheeling, 50
y % y a Tso from s Sso s
chicago SEQ s and $40 M St. Louis sas 80 and sa5 Memphis
For Frederick and narpss Ferry Mausbu Berkeley Springs
Cumberland Bedford Spring.. Oakland and
WY Baltimore and Wheeling take 8,
For trains to and from Baltimore Annapolis c see special ad
Tor further information through tickets &c., apply to TIL II.
PARSONS, agent at Washington station ,o,, nou,
Master Of Transportation Baltimore and
May 5-dtf Ohio Railroad, Baltimore
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Rev Bnney, u. d. President and Professor Of
william Russiss IL d. Philosophy
Astronomy. y. III 81. sf .g.
Rev A. j. Huntington, A. NJ, Professor Of the Greek
Languages
Charles g. Jews M, Professor Of Rhetoric and Bellies
Steiner A. M d. Professor Of Chemistry and Natu
Philosophy.
f. t. Fris.oe A. NJ, Professor Of Mathematics.
William e. JiHon, A. M Professor Of Modern Languages.
Fox A. Tutor tho Greek and Latin Languages
J. Nash AM, Teacher Of the Preparatory Department
THE begins tho Wednesday September
nine monhs) until the last Wednesday June
admission be examined Monday Tues
preceding the opening the session The regular college
the A. B. Those wishing
omit the ancient and scientific
years for the degree Of An advanced course also
degree M Students any
branches they probably win sucien
fully occupy their receive certificate
attainment
preparatory department established under general
faculty. with able and experienced
special attention will DO given to fitting pupils enter college
and able faculty. students with confidence invited
benefits Of best institutions, with
peculiar Of the general government.
Circulars with all needed nformation be received by
plying personally or by letter to the president
July 7-2taw3w i2ftSG&
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washington Aqueduct.

OFFICE WAsnIScroN AoUEDuoT,
Washington, March 4, 1855.
PROPOSALS iaved graduation and brick
and of the Washington aqueduc
Proposals. the sh OF May will be opened
that day.
Maps profles specifications ready
animation and alter the 2uth day OF April next
will be received the particular cuverta,
bridges, &c described In the and specifications
Portions only OF the works be completed under the
appropriation; but ali unfinished work will
subject future appropriations by The
the right prescribe the amount OF work TO done and
appropriation and
shall stopped funds available.
entire work for OF
reserved will pad If the judgment
the the work has been properly executed so far has
will be made checks United Staeb
monthly estimates OF the oservng 10
and will be cocdion of all that the work
men paid full wages monthly, and in specie.
All bids should be sealed and endorsed oposas for work
the Washington Aqueduct."
reject any all the bids
they deemed such
considered conducive the of ,hc
work.
responsible peons effect they under
bidder bidders WILL his their bid be accepted,
obligation, within with good sufficient
securities, completion said
certificate the United district
United district officer OF
general government individual known the Engineer De-
of War; that the able make good their
choose to be present
M. C. MEIGS
Capt Of Engineers In charge.
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Completion of Panama Railroad
Hss"tts0H VI IUFS ~ OUsDVfHtt

United Stacs mail steamships leave New York
for Aspinwan the 5th and 20th of each month,
@f&@ connecting with mail steamers from Panama to San
Francisco.
These steamships approved the Navy
Department, and guaranty speed and safety
The Panama railroad 7 miles ong completed from
to and crossed hours The baggage Of
checked York
The paid in New York all expenses Of the trip.
Reserve kept in In New York. Panama, and
San Francisco detention in Of acdent that
the route is entirely reliable.
Passengers the arrive Aspn-
wall.
Conductors through by each and take charge of
women and children without other protectors.
through the apply at the III
West street, New York, l. w. RAYMOND.
cd
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United states Patent Once,
WaahinRfon. Nav 49, 1855

of Lewis Pullman deceased late of Abion New York pray
granted the said Lewis Pullman
August for in "machines
removing buildings for from the expiration
said patent which takes place the 2lst day OF August
1856
petition be heard the Patent Office
Monday August ~ O'Clock, and all
notified appear show II they have
why said petition ought not TO be granted.
Persons opposing the extension required % file In the patcn,
the hearing Atestmony aed BY either pay
said hearing must be taken and In
Office, which will be furnished
picaton.
deposons other papers relied testimony must be
the morning Of that day the
Rumenfs, il any, within hereafter sag .sH8sE
Ordered, Also be published in the Union, Inei
gencer, Evening Washington D. c.. Pennsylvania,
Philadelphia Pa, scen ac American, New York, n II Daily
baltimore Republican Post Boston, Mass,
weeks the 9Th day OF
gust next, the day Of henrng. -
Commissioner of Patents.
p s-Edtos papers will please copy and send
Office, with pnef containing this notice.
Mavn IL aW3U
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The National Hotel

city reopened for reception Of the 27h
The kitchen from the basement 10
the building and the alterations in and about the dining
table viii furnished with the best the markets afford,
the aud or labor will be spared
the
The subscriber therefore, that public will continue
which always extended the house
for the do
after the 2Oh by calling at the Hotel Board ~ per day.
II. ID. WILLARD.
wAsnrseron CRY November IA, 1854.
Nav NJ
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X. IL. GIL l. E II,
Councillor at Lar.

his his rcsd franklin Row,
He will continue devote
principally United States Supreme Court
Having devoted much he law concerning he will
opinions legal questions arising
Patent oce appeals TO the chief Justice assistant
Justices District Of Coumba and will the
preparation and trial of concerning patents
He wi ao written opinions and prepare for
having either the and
Viii also claims before board established for their
adjudication.
C,rt0 IA ii
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,PIIE ONLY ONE AUTHORIZED !-Tbe Rob of DIR. BOY
vEAU LAFFECTEUR superior 10 the rups OF Cuisi
ne paYa similar remedies. II radically
all affections Of the skin dsrres the
cb ulcers accidents from the critical
period Of fa and hereditary acrmony Of humo AZ depurn-
tive powerfully scacous In catarhs Of the bladder In con-
arising from abuses OF
injections soundings A. syphic the Rob cures IN
Diseases ensuing from the use
assm cspava cubebs or from which only repe
The Rob B0yveau is above all,
syphlc whether long stand
ing which resisted the OF the iodure
Of POTASSIUM. ts lisefEte. tHN : siN- sNatf II
General agents the United States Gabriel Biondn 81
William street. York. wholesale orders GulOt Duconge
Orleans; seuilIy, San Francisco st ~
The druggss throughout the Un
pamphlet Doctor de b. Gervais the med
properties Of the Rob will be obtained by writing TO g. Blon
din William street, New York. who will give information
wanted f.t esf0t. ~. - i
prepared fill orders for South America, the West In
United duties has the Rob In bond
March Idly
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Petition f6r Par1ffOn.
Glover Perrin VIM. r. Willis wife Hendricks.
WHEREAS Glover Perrin has lsd petition praying the
setting and
showing
ordered said parties appear
second Monday October q s.
Of Escsmbia Florida the will be
II further ordered this
weekly months in Florida Democrat, Washington
Union, and the New York Journal of Commerce.
THOs. r. KING, Judge
PENSACOLA, June Is, 1855.
( June 93-Iaw2m
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The stop Southampton both going and returning
PROPOSED DATES uE aAII.IMG--Iaaa.

Stopping Southampton both going and returning they offer
advantages
otier route, for the economy of time and money.
Passage from New York 10 Southampton end Bremen
First cabin main saoon l3o; cabin, clio;
second do, $780,
newspapers through the post ofce
No bills lading will be signed on the day OF sailing.
N experienced IL attached to each ship,
For freight passage, apply 10 = -
C. III. SAND, II South William st., N. Y.
G. A HEINEKEN n Co., Bremen.
CROSKEY h Co Southampton,
WILLIAM r3ELIs. Bayre.
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