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THE Prison os weltsvrcden, and Glance as the
Eas, indian AreslPsiaso by Waiter ~ Gibson; VOL Win
illustrations. fhANtA iAaLon
New
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RicH,Axp MAGNIFICENT SCHEME.
Capital e65 $50.
GRAND CONSOLIDATED LOTTERY,

A each package Of tickets mu draw cef'af amoanI
sell certificates packages for The difference between Hs coel O
what which entities the pur-
the numbers draw over the sum
guaranteed.
schemes will be found tho price Of cor
Of packages. s I.
These pablo, and carried with s mort
scupnous Integrity and. being authorized BY and under
appointed officer supernten6z
drawings Of the various afford sufficient guarantee to
the public Of which they drawn.
TIE responsibility managers Of these lotteries, and the
f tine Of all prxcs w insure hr
support approval Of NIL who may feel disposed 70
bal in these enterprises. $40 {sSsg .5 7
All will be paid by drafts the nearest cities or 81 pur-
direct.
The scs will b. with all tickets and certfcntss
forwarded together with written explanation Of the result OF the
PURCHASES -,
numbers of the Maryland lotteries also published
and ,e National incvencer and Unon 81 washington, DC
addressing undersigned may confidently rely upon
having promptly 6ed and the strictcs confidence oh
served.
circular containing of the Maryland otc.ics
will be any by addressing the undersigned.
Address orders +. x. BRENAN,
No. Calvert street, Baltimore, Maryland
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yr ATCIIE JcyveIry. silver Wnrc xc.-We call atien-
magnificent vey superior gold watchers, e.
iewery pitchers Eobets wae ohs
spoons every article OF table silver ware Se cara
A.o plated absta good and superior table cut
Iery. .~--...,. p..a.,,ax =,
ennn ps;d ~ tr s,iecon Of adapted TO the OF
we p IL ~ -,
every facility prepared to execute, bc best
manner the 0rdcs for on articles ~ oui
Watches and dcscspoa sklnly Ifpheo
practical knowledge Of this bra ncn 70 wneh s.as ,h
tenon is given, GUARANTEES sasfacnca 70 "os A's ''
repair. ~ fss \. !, .v,n. c,es,y
Engraving branches including b cu'As o. am eies'
mott &c on AoHs In the best manneea
Gard engraving and printing promptly executed
Pcnnsyi between OH and io.h seet
Nov 30--d3t Washnssoh' ~ ~
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FORM OF GUARANTEE.

To Capt. NJ G. Meigs, u. S. Engineers.
undersigned, residents Of, in the state OF f,
hereby Jointly seventy United States,
bid be accepted, he
they will within days aer the acceptance the said bid
perform or furnish proposed conformity
fine which il ande And in
saii shall guaranty
the oasr by the said and
lowest bidder
tsigned) a. D.
G.. ID.
hereby certify that knowledge and belief
above named giarantorsare good and sufficient,
Er f5igued 4. +.
Mar s-3,wtshMa Iawn
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United states Patent OnRce,
Washington, October 10, 1855.
0N the petition OF Pggo Baltimore, Maryland praying
for The extension Of patent granted TO him on the n o.
om the expiration 0f SAID pat
emf which l7th Of January, ft16-
petition be beard at the Patent once or
Monday, the 7t Of January next at ~ ocock M. ana az
notified and show any hy nave,
why said peiinon ouaht be granted.
opposing required 6e in the Patent
Once specially forth In writing ut enst twenty
days Of heana All testimony ned b either parry
cordance with he Office, which will be furnished
pcaiion. .t. i. i. -, !. -,
The testimony In the closed the 9th Of DE
depoons and relied upon ~ testimony
areun,ens II any, within days thereafter. -
rdeed als0 published In the UHinn Inei
Kcncer Evening Washington, C Republican, bai
PIndeIphai Journal OF Commerce. Nsv
weeks previous or January tho day OF
hearing. : :, r.,,,ccpr
Acting Commissions, OF Patents.
r. sEdprs of the papers will please copy, and send
their bills Oec with containing This NOTICE.
Oct 20-law3w } ts4s
!, AZOHs aving SoapWc would call the attention
II and others repenisbng .c toilette
to comprising nodgers bcs the cee
Lacouter the VI A. 81 and other razors
raxor and soaps.
articles comprise the French Engsh ana hmeHcah
and arc warranted bsst manuihcured. :.
uf Luhin cStracs Han Mare
Jose p Anton Mase Jean Charles FarDas COLOGNE
combs hair, shaving, nail, and ooh brushes pomsoes
Ard aiso largo ladies' and dressing
| u HALbtdaN - W.,
Dec o-3teod 37v Penn avenue, under bFowns ho'e.
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Splendid schemes for December, 1858.
GREGORY h MAURY, MAsAssss, Wilmington, Del.

Lottery the benefit of the
STATE on DELAWARE.
Class AT, for 1850.
drasn :. wirnson peI saiday, December g. 1853
70 nun.eel leNery- u drawn baIto!s.
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lESxUs OF 1850, large quarto veiume, bound In
seSs rhaHCE TAYLOR.
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French and English Female Seminary for
Boarding Pupils.


Boarding Pupils.
IT A. TYSON SISTERS opened this branch Of their
NJ absmeni, which IL in successful operation At hen
country twenty Baltimore, adjacent 10 the Ba
Washington railroad and turnpike snd two miles south
o village OF Laurel
The house large amp. accommodations be-
iuR pup, young arrived from Paris
having residence family affords facility for the ac-
quisiIion q the French language.
Engish ,ui,ion board lodging, and washing term Of
Fr further par had the principal book
Washington application may be made al
the Laurel post office, Msryand
Nov 30 d6tk eotDcc20
YURNraHED ApARTMENrS--Nem.ers Of Congress OF
with several suits Of ooms Al Mrs
Adsmss street, and @, No. AS The parors
tarss and well furnished
Nov 9S-diws
A CARD-wilam Tucker tailor, No. NC Pennsy
would respectfully call he otfsasn Of mem
and citizens generally TO MS
stock OF clohs v.snx asst which
he prepared 70 make at the shortest nocs and IN inc mos
fsshionshie styles
Nov 5-2w
nUVAl.L 4 BROTHER, Merchant TasIors. take thaa
calling of members Of Congress- Cit
their soek Of cohs
syies which they usual
make . . elegant
Alien, cioce sssccuon Of xcnt~Hsas furnishing food.
Dee i--amwaw DUvALL BRO.
DARMIai's PRACTICAL PHARMACY. L VEL sve,
I Lectures on Enxiish History by Henry Need
CeoGy Monctpn, ha Fsihess G0ssdas; By Mrs. McoAs
Lim.ila Man, o. The vlcam or xi.for,use.
Dee YaaYcg TAYLOR
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E;nsrrsa,n,nent Western Presbyterian Church.
they will in the
snppe and sale Of useful
furnishing the church IL Is designed that article
shaIi he sold above its par
OF CHARGE will be prohibited
The admission fee shall be only lax cunts.
paine satisfaction to Wstcrs and
10 aid ia The above object money.
fancy acs and provisions. respectfully solicited rad Il
NJ Haskc principal direcess, No. 3J Pennsylvania
OF ',he Circle" viii be thankfully received and
gratefully acknowledged. Nov 6-2aw3w
VIEW aOODs FOR RGENTLEMES-p. j. STEER, mer-
chant tailor Just and beautiful
new goods, which respectfully invites the
and varied stock Of cioths cassmcres and
vss,ngs Of the styles D.. stock 2, furnishing
= arfs, csava,s, socks ties, gloves
SIX cotton and ~ooiien undershirs drawers, sc.
cIo'hins order AZ short notice 10
style Of unsurpassed elegance and at 2, far 2ncss,
solicited call early and select choice Styles
No. 45s Sevenfh street.
ae7tI2-3awn
VIM. nj. Merrick,
No. 3s Lovtdna avenue,
WILL practise Court Of the United state. The
court Of and several courts OF the District Of Co
iumhia.
Doc a7-stawf
rEOnGE w. MoHELL, Attorney and CounssIlor AZ
u aw United eou comm.sssonsr commissioner
Refers Ustnd Bsstes supeme Court
Hen Fish, aiied State. sena'or Gsars y g Iosn C"rp.
,oa =, Ies' e,,y = - "A''' Oct Io-wFAssnsn
q,sE Prison os weItevrcden, and Chance as the
Illustrations. - FEANcK TAYLOR
New .
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EURWIaHED AVARTMENrS~-Memhers Of ConGsess or
accommodated with several suits of rooms Al M
Adsmss and c. No. 4a5 The paross
large and well furnished.
Mo- aS-dlws
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posr orrror prpaRrnEsr.


Hon James Campbell Postmaster General The direction
OF the Post Office Department assigned
by the and laws the Postmaster Geners That
ts business may conveniently arranged and pre-
pared for his action il Is distributed among several bu
reaus, oows The Appointment Office 10 charge OF the
First Assistant Postmaster General e Contract Oce in
charge Of Second Assistant Postmaster General the
Finance oce charge Of the Thd Assistant Postmaster
General and the Inspection Office, In charge Of the chief
clerk.
appointment 06ce.oratio Eing, esq.,, First Assistant
Postmaster General and nineteen clerks. To this office
assigned questions which relate to the establishment and
OF post Offices changes OF sites and names
removal Of and route and local
agents. aso giving Of instructions to postmasters
furnished with marking and rating stamps
and letter balances this which charged also with
providing and stationery for the Of the depart
en with superntendsncs OF the several agencies
established supplying postmasters with blanks 10 this
bureau likewise assigned the supervision OF the ocean mail
steamship lines OF the foreign and international postal
arrangements.
Contyaet Oce-wiIiiam H. Dundas, esq, Second Assist
ant Postmaster General and twentyss clerks To this Of
hce assigned The busincss Of arranging The ms service
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,EORGE WOODS NEW WORK.-Modern plgrilns.
showing the and ufefbods of
,eachisx City George Wood aahor 'sFesr
5chenhi in - voluaaes. Price 81 70.
young physician just entering upon practice BY James
Jackson, N. D., Ii. d. o. ..... . Z. 49,.
and Il by Richard Widrsth autnor o. HISTORY
Of thr United Ratcs. 81 as. ts
CasteA story Republican Equality by sydney A. StoryJ
al 25
~ TAYLOR 4 MAURy'S
Nov IS booksfore, near YIN street,
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TsRAsraY DEPARTMENT.


The Treasury Department consists Of the offices of the Sec
retary OF the Treasury two comproers commissioner Of
the CUSTOMS six auditors, treasurer register SOLICITOR light
house board, and survey e
The following brief indication Of the duties these
seerai offices aud OF the force employed therein respectively
Sccretary's 0cson. James Guthrie Secretary of the
Treasury; Hon. Y. G.. Washington Assistant Secretary
one engineer in charge; architect and draug
temporarily employed and twenty three clerks The Secre-
ty Of the Treasury charged with the general supervision
OF the fiscal transactions of the and of the
cuon OF the laws concerning the navigation
Of the United States He supernends the survey 81 the
coast the lighthouse establishment the marine hospitals
the United States and the construction ef certain public
buildings for custom houses and other purposes
FIRST Comproier's Ofce.Esha Whittiesey esq, Comp
troler and fifteen clerks lie presoripes the mode keep
ing and rendering for the civil and diplomatic
vice well public ands and revise and the
balances arising thereon.
Second ComP,roLiers OGice.-Jobn NJ Brodhead, esq.
Comptroller and seventeen clerks He prescbss the mode
keeping and rendering the of the army
and Indian departments Of the public service and revses and
e. ''3es the balances arising thereon.
Office c( Compsoner Of tAs Cuor..IIugh j. Anderson,
esq, Commissioner, and eleven clerks He prescribes the
mode Of keeping and rendering the Of the
revenue and dsbursemens and for the budng and repair
hg custom houses &o and reyes and cerhe the balances
Arising thereon,
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HARVEY Il ADAMS, having purchased Of e. Wneeier
IL Co all their atcly occupied
By them, Pennsylvania avenue opposite rowns boe,
bes leave res pccuy purchasers 10 her
welt goods We hope BY strict attention 20 bi
Of ell articles lines TO nett
" - HARVEY 1 ADAMS.
Nov l-dlm +, Q&lA 4ss
NtIPERIOR Turatuc Lathe aud Splendid Lot of
private saTs subscriber has for private sale very
turning and complete set OF
tools of every description, siversmtb jewcIef,
mode, any peon requiring fine tools, which wit
= w 49, = JAMES G. MCGUIRE,
Nov 93-d6t r. Aucioneer and Commission merchant
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No. Loutsiana apenss,
WILL practise Court OF the United States the
court of the District Of Co
iumhia.
Dec 27--3tawf
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PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
GtsE@MK

THE Great Central Route, cont. x ting sne Atlanti y
eti with the Western. North estern, add soufises
tern States, by a crntinuous Railway direct. Ills
foad a!sJ cohHe.ts at PittsbuSg with &. ly re Of
Steu unets to all ports onth. Northwestern lakes;
sitI the most direct, eheapest and rei,ebs
with r. tLiGHr can be fer~arded TO and from Tie
Great Hssf. E& 1gt
Rates between Philadelphia and Pittsburgh:
Cir. a ~ ,hss. h, sos. iosb
second Clask..Books q statioH-)
cry, Dry Goods lin poxesl, Hardy 15e. q lcO 10.
ware, Leather. ', ooi, &c.
Third l., .. s; , Rassl.f Csc , loolb
ao ro@rsn Cias..,cofss rs. ss sse 100
TPIn shipping G"nds from any point East Of Phia-
delphi he partieu ar to mark par age"pia Pean'yI
rcnia Railreaa.'' All Go DIS consigned TO the Agent-
o this soad at Philadelphia Pittsburg will BE- for
" rded without detention.
FRxlsHr ArENrs.-M SEES Potter, Boston; J. L. FL
lot. n. York: sneeder, phlladeiphia Magraw
& koons, Baltimore; Gen. G Franciscus Pilts5urg;
spriemal Brown, Cincinnati, oba; J. s Moore
head. Louisville, Ky; X. c. Medru,n. Madison,
Ind. Rateiif II Co. 81. Louis, Mo- j. S. Mitchell &
,St u. EvanPsi II Z. Indiana. tf[
- H. HOUSTON. General Freight Ag't, Phiic.
H J. LOMBAEkT, Su2f. 1sser0, Pa
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PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.

Three Dtily Through Trains, between Philadelphia
and ptsburg TIKI MORNlNG MAIL TRAIN
leaves Phil deli bia for Pittsbug al = A. NJ. and
LINE ,eayes Philadelphia at I = NJ and Pti.burg
for Phi adellhia at r. VI. THE NIGHT EXPRESS s
TRAIN leaves Phi adc phia fof Pittsburgh at l., r.
NJ. and Pntsbrrg for Philade lhia at 10 r.
The uto,e ,res connect ut PlttsbGrg with the Rail
roads 70 and from St Louis. Mo-: Alton. Gaena ard
Chicaeoi :: Frankfort lexington. ant i.ousyil =.
Ky c.rre Haite. Dayton. SDrip gf i'd Relief ntine.
Sa,d.t " T6l IN. Cieve tnd fniunihua. Zanesviile.
Massiicn d Wo"s "sters OHIO: .is,. with tho steam
Packet Boats from aud I" NV LEAns, ST. Louis,
In .IsvtLi and CIscis>A1i.
Throng Tickets be had to or from either o the
above rrlaces. gfsa
Forfurther pa articuars II md -hl at the differ
cnt star.itr poiits. Passengers from the West;
uil 6na this the shortest aud most expeditions
route - Philadelphia, Baltimore, New York, or hos.
ton.
THO. MOORE. Ao'r. Passs~ptr Lines. phiia.
J. .MESKIMEE, Sgf. Passenger Liass, Pitts. -
Phi adeipha. Feb 9Th. 1855 d-iy.
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An Open Field and Fair Play.
IMMENSE STOCK OF
WATCHES AND JEWELRY

AT HoUSEl'S, No. LIE CLAIRE ROW.
r II We Just returned from New York with the
largest snd best stock of fine Watches aid Jsweli!
ever before offered in this market. have g0Iu
Watches from $50 10 1925 Silver do from 81 to 500
g old Oh ,is from 81 to $50 Rings fr II two bits IL
S5G,GG. Breast Pins from 81 10 500.
would call particular attcnton to my stock OF La
dies. Watches. which embraces full varst. ofPlain.
Hunting and Enameled eascs, and think | can suit
the most tlstidiou5
In short my whole stock Of Clocks, Wa.ches, jew
er,. silver and Plated is full and complete and
much larger than has been brought to this mar
ket, and viii sell wholesale retail al prices thai
will defy all competition.
Repairing done usual al short notice.
Nov. l5th. is 4.
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q n o & + II / T. S,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.

i'he subscriber has opened Grocery anu Provision
Store on the eornef If Front and Perry sta. oppe-
site Messrs. Burrows " Pratymans mill; where VIII
be found choice assortment Of Groceries, PROVISIONS
Wooden ware Nails, Glass. White Lead, Oakunl. Ros-
m, &e. &C., Ill Of which y Dc sold low for casn or
trade. 3s zyfa -
Dealers in the above articles will do we'll to call and
examine the stock before Purchasing elsewhere.
Attention will be paid u receiving storage, For
warding and selling OF merchandise and produce.
Davenport, July IA, 1853. }. M. DALZELL g. BRO.
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Chicago and Mississippi Railroad.


&. EM izsssa5i D sS @
DASSENGEKs for Bloom. inxton, Springfield. Alton.
! and ST. Louis, will find the route via L. Ssile TO be
the Speediest now now open to the public, and not
subjected 10 the usual delays OF the River By taking
the CHICAGO q ROCK ISLAND RtiLROADta IL La
Sale, the ILLINOIS CENTRAL RAILROAD TO Bloom
ington, and the
CHICAGO 4 MISSISSIPPI RAILROA ID
Alton and st. Louis, passengersare taken through
Without delay In 10 Hours!
The route to St. Louis via Mississippi Rveris THREE
HUNDRED MIIRs and time FOkTY-FOUR HOURS.
stage Connections
Are made at Bloomington with Peoria, Pekin and ur
bana; Springfield with, Bsrdstown, Peter burg and
Huvans; at Vrden with Wxveriy; at Csrlinviile with
Hisooro, Van BureRsburg, Vandaa and Salem; al
Brighton with Greenfield and Scottviie: and at Aitoi
with Jerseyve, Carrollton. Edwardsville. Highland
Carlyle The trains also connect at s. rinfeld will
the Great Western Railroad, for Decatur, Terra- Haute
Jacksonville and Naples.
Hassengers arriving at ST Louis. will connect witt
Steamers for the Missouri. Ohio. aud Tennessre Ky
ers. and ais with Steamers for Memphis V!eksburg
NYtchez, and New Orleans.
H--passenger Trains leave Bloomington at A. NJ
and 80 NJ, the arrival OF the Trains from Ii.
North.
iI-TTickets be procured OF A. r. LANGLEY.
Agen, at La Salis for any point on hs Chicago Mis-
sissippi Rail Road
E. HEALING, sap'.c & MR..
June sth, 1854 Is
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Blankets,
Wool Hoods,
Comfcrters
Furs,
Fur Gloves.
Buck Gloves and Mtts,
Wool Yarn,
'"e' ~ WOODWARD 4 HsRkfh,
Nv g., Brady 81. Davenport.

MORE NEW GOODS!
VIE unacrsi-n~d world respectful lN'n'orin ne pm.
IL. th.t he has inst received and row opening OUT
~, sJs Claire pn-r. sunrdia stock OF
'' NEW GOODS,
cors'stire IN rari Of
y,.ets watches Jcwelry. Tsrrps, Tableware,
silver and Britannia Er'vfs erd Eoras,
s,oouz, pen-knives ard Cutlery:
,,-ttl Iin tobis usnal stock and NariaEy wt .an~
i -. spn,l, the de emands ofthe Public IN his iine
With the b.st choice to style. Pattern and ansms'
and he viii be pleased 20 supply them AZ Tie yeIE te~
est prices. .c,.
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= wHoLEssIE AND RETAIL.

:,HE subscriier has received from the Eastern and
Southern Markets large and we'll selected stock
goods of all descriptions, II, common use eensstin
of Dry Goods Roots and Shoes, hats ana laps,
Glossware Queeusware, Buffalo Robcs,
,sroceries Dried Fruit. Cotton Warp,
CARPET Chain, Picking Yarn Gnt " maow Giasa,
G. A. +. /. o. kanawha salt Hardware,
Xct's and Mill Saws Iron, all kinds Steel assorted,
Castings Nails. all kinds, Grinds.ones,
Woodenware, Live geese IeatheLs,r rHch q oaAul''
Sole and Upper Leather, Wall Paper, .
Willow Baskets, Paints and Oils, Dye Ataffs, &c,
viii = will be sold at email advance for Cab AS
inte Id keeping every thing IN common use
n, inc several articles can obtain them Front Slreei
a.,t Brick store opposite the Mills pa.enrnI 9sa'
une q, Ia53-29. ). NJ. NJ"
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..NOW-A DAYS"
NEW WHOLESALE g. RETAIL
BOOT. SHOE AND RUBBER STORE.
ArEyENs q RATHRUN,

MANUFACTURERS and Dealers in the First DUAL
vi ity of al hinds of Mems. iioys', Vouth's, Ao-
non's Misses and hildren's. Boots, Shoes CATERS,
mauepti in Davenport, h"ye secured rooms for th,
preseut 10 Forests Block. Corner oi Brady and Third
Sts two RS from the Oh Brady street, where
they are now opening large ST ck
They design to keep hand at all times fnll as
sortm t o their own and the best Of stern work OF
every variety from the finest slipper TO the LoaTscsi
Boot all Of 4 hich they will warrantsnd sel! az oH
prices for Cash.
The, most respectfully enaerio the people Of ney-
.npori Roch Island and surrounding county, n in-
,,tinu Ia call and their stock whcueyerheN
wish to pu rchase an, thing in the Boot and shoei
davenport Nov q III, ls54-dt
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WILSON g. HARLEY,
Wholesale L RETAIL a1Oc31A
Corner Of Second & Brady sts.. 0ayvnpe1t lava

IN Ehds. n. o. Sugar, very low,
~ Clarified 4 Crushed Sugar, A s
Glass, White L-ad d Ola,
10 bbis N. o. Molaeses, to
10 do Sugar house do,
do Syrup,
d bbls Aolassea, ,,s
Superior Young Hysoa. lmpl. NA Tea,
lD0 sacks dried apples peaches,
Extracs Of Lemon and Lemon Syrup,
Essence Of Coffee, Broma, chocolate 1 Csaaa.
Hams, Shoulders & Sides, w
Sugar cured capvassed Hams, %
Goldfish, VT. Fish in I bbls,
so kegs Nails,
together with large assortment Of Queens, w.sdana
willow ware, nd all other goods connected III e
business which will be sold cheap for caeA. - 2
me Whole of the stock has been carsSully lee4>A
IA IA .ne Eastern and Southern markets. We 81 olss
a. greatinducemsntsto purchasers asany ofhe hee1s
in the city. wilson = HIH N
May I3. - = - - :
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\. n. l.. MYERS, II. D.,
HoMeopatAic lhysiciau and Surgeon,

A. Saes bis professional services TO the snhsoaar''
.,.enpot and vicinity rAaricrIAr aIeht'et
~. ~. /" tno treat,sent of Chron'e diseases.
'os on ID street aver e. Aupger'' u on NE S>'~"
'H . ~, Iaet tsSS-1u .Iy
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SEARS, WOOD CO., IS
bsdstead Manufacturers, LunbsY 11eeeAants
and Dealers in PlanoA lloexinG.

MOLINE, ILLINOIS.
THE only esta blishmentin the West where
= SHERW WOOD'S CELEBRATEO TVRQMn
LATHE is used for turning PKlsnAT1c Folns; sueh a.
Nenets Botasters, Bed Pssts, Tatie Lefs, sn6St
work too various to eBuDefa.s with the Ia ~ -
-hel.dfags of all into sg1ares ~ sny swabse -
taste gay saggest.Z Making tho NON psrlbet -
beautiul work that fancy desire, and having -
appearances Of costly eafrsd Vork. - 75ftS %
JnEe II, ieSd--trw-f
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SNOW STORM S,
ra~fjea.

r aprfS and rerts Grf''o over shoes Ruhbefs an'
l ; fine French Boots kirs Of my manu- ictHfr arc
largest of xtra bnots ard shneS ina '
- he se, In the Queen cities The great NO N w"s'
davenport 6ootsnd Shoe one door oelow hhrrom s.
Il Pre..vmsns moth store Front slree' orpn-i'e
fhs mill 'A-"'-7 :
n.rsapartJsr o. !eS
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-03-15

CHILD & BAKER
4 RE new opening the largest and best ssieetsd
~ stock of @ zsH 4 -'-1'I7
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC HARDWARE,
At ildreths old stand, Second ST., third or cas-
IF Brady ever offered In Davenport which they are Dc
iermhed to sell cheaper for proEp. payment thas
other house east west.
Constant additions viii be made Of all the latest and
most useful improvements in agricultural machines
roofs &C. We will also keep in connection full
ored st Ick OF Iron. Steel, Gass Oil. Paints Buggy
and Sea; Springs. Wagon Roxes, Axies, Black satsss
Seilows. Anvis. Vices. Sfc:
CIRCULAR AND OTHER MILL SAWS.
Favenport, Apl 18th. lsja-MtrM
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-03-15
Washing without Labor.

A NDREws celebrated Soap Powder for washing
"A and making Soft Soap, for sale at
dee 90 sE DaIZELL4S.y =
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-03-15
Gold Pens,

4 >Us. Lard. Linseed. and Tanners Oil. Tnrpenthe
| aud Pitch, for sale at DAi4IEbbS.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-03-15

4 Good assortment OF tbrtmoneis ana iaeios "orS
n fs,esfo,s ssie veEy i"~ ai No lie Clare now