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Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-04-21
Farm for Sale
TO Builders.
Fresh raaa

fl'hE undersign-d wiligiye u besutiful bnlh j, ~.
npa,memt or part pa! for building store room.
a .naISb ia, % 7. c. EAnS
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-04-21
Town LOIS for Sale.

.ll we'll located lots for sale credi, Of year.
~ - spiendid lots Tor ale OIL ten yva,s credit
sppis 10 A. {. PULToS
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-04-21
REAIrESTATE AGENCY.


REAIrESTATE AGENCY
GEO. +. NrcKoLLS.
GENERAL LAND AGENT.
For the purchase or sale 81 City Property
Farms, improved or unimproved, in Scott Oh
adjacent toaatiss. Will collect claims, pay
taxes for non-residerts Buy and sell Lsno
Warrants or locate the same In any Land dis
trict in tho State.
Office Corner Main and Second sts.
DAVENPORT. IOWA.
CITY LOTS AND RESIDENCES.
For Sale and For Rent
For Sale.
A LARGE BRICK HOUSE, on Main street. one
y door south Of Seventh, on cast side rooms.
Cellar Kitchen, Cistern and Well Price S3,euo 4
Cash, baiaeeein one ana 'wo years.
g4--The W Garner Of Iowa and Third streets
viii be leased for IS years a, very low gsoa, rate.
the rst i've years being only S355uO per anuni; the
second 50 and the second sisT, z; lei stxsD.
a5--To rent f.r yesrsa beautiful store on the
SW eoenerstf faek lslaud aud second SIS apl Ie
GEO. l.. kStCKofI>. Land Agent,
apii3 corner Main & second airafts.
cry PROPERTY
large number pt ttts Lots, also lots VITA iauii.
residences. stores Shops &c. fer sair and Tor Lease
the description % which would all two eulnmiis, and
can be seen III Office
North Davenport
30 handsome building 'ots, and new family resi-
deBces neatly finished, for safe IN n Davenport in
Subdivisions by Lambrte, Yarwood and Melntosh.
East Davenport.
u lots in full view OF the riserin davenport. mt
tr RAJ uy q ON 10
particulars enquire at our Office.
Green's I'd Addition.
20 lots on "a ard iii streets, we'll situated loe
price and long tiue.
20 lot. Ia arKen2ie's subdivision, on 4,h and sIh
sirceis--onl, S3uu, cash.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-04-21

acres of land nea, the city for ssle on ten ,.s,,
ereasi. Also, Two Eye acre tracts an AID
years time. E@o Squares OF groabd 100 rod, f,os
hAitoad aeI.o for sai- Oh ered pfGva years Also
tao on i0yesrs credit. App. 10
L A. q ErIInN
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-04-21

paocEEp1NGs OF THE CITY COUNCIL,
49, nrxr,xe nsLn ArRiL 18TH, 1922.
p,n.ep, +. Tichenor, Mayor.
aia ara Ward. u. p. Mckown, A. Cotbin
"a s,h 60 T.. Cook. IL. P,ice.
!. s,h Al McLnsky.
A. IL. Owens.
j #ss8es- q. l.lnr,s
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-04-21

~ ioi' Tor sde cheap oue two a i three wear,
s)b circuit. ~ ss1'
purchasing ils same. Apply 70
C Fulton
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-04-21

lARsFrs on NEW YORK AND CHICAGO q,
- sale ~ low rA.ss. Esqitre"f
faLLAAN Il POWERS,
app 10 ATTORNEYS. DE
tklkn ApI,lrs-sohu.h. Tried Ariles 10 store AID
FOR sale ~ J NJ .pAtzE8Lts BRO
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-04-21
CITY LOTS AND RESIDENCES
For Sale and For Rent

CITY PROPERTY.
large number Of Gil, Lets, also lots with fanii.
residence stores Shops &C. fer sais and for Lease,
the description % which would all two columns, and
can be al our Office
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-04-21

7 oUISSlLLE CEMENT In store and for sale
IL by JAS. II. DALZELL 4 BRo,
Apils Front and Perry SITS.
f,oiDkN SYRUP In hess or Bb :. in store
VI and for sale. AS. ". DALzbLL Il FRO.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1855-01-11
The Public Lands.

The Bangor Democrat says the profigate
and corrupt scheme, originating with mem
bers of both branches and the lobby which al
most received the sanction of the last Legis-
lature of donating lands iu the academies, it
is hoped will not be brought forward again
this winter, but if it should be, honest men OF
all parties should unite and crush it simulta-
neously. The ostensible purpose was to en-
dow or aid the literary institutions, while the
real object was land speculation. twas well
nigh successful, but the arttul plan was de-
feated by the resolute and determined opposi-
ton of men who deserve the hearty thanks Of
the people for saving the public domain and
defeating an infamous scheme Of plumber I'M
der the sanction of law, and the cloak of edu-
cation
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1855-01-11
CO MGR SIS.
w WEDNESDAY, jan

WEDNESDAY, JAN 3.
Sendte.-Mr. Sumner Of Massachn.a,,.
gave nouce that Tomorrow, or soon thereafiar
he should introduce a bill 10 secure the wa,aa
of seamen in case Of wreck.
A bill was introduced, anlhorizino III. a..
largement Of the General Post Office build;Da
The consideration of Mr.. Brodhead's Ronn-
" Land Bill was resumed, but without disno-
sing of the matter The senate adjourned.
House.-Mr. Latham, ofCaliforhia, from the
Committee on Public Lands, reported back the
bill continuing in force for one year for March
next the acts for settling land claims in Cal
ifornia. The bill passed.
Mr.. Ciingman of North Carolina spoke in
favor Of the resolution TO offer The mediation
of the United States in the Eastern war.
THURSDAY, JAN. a.
Sendte.-Mr. Sumner of Massachusetts pre-
sented memorial from the state which he
represents, praying for the imposition of head
tax of two dollars and fifty cents upon every
foreigner cunning into this country. Referred
The House bill relative TO the settlement Of
land claims in California passed without de-
bate.
House.-The House went into Committee of
the Whole on the bill for the relief of settlers
on government swamp and overfowed lands.
While in Committee, Mr.. Sellers Of Nd
made Know Nothing speech, which called
forth replies from Messrs. Giddings Of Ohio,
and Keith of South Carolina.
Mr.. Harris of Alabama made some remarks
in opposition TO offering the mediation of the
United States in European affairs, but yielded
the floor without finishing his speech.
FRIDAY, JAN. 9Th.
Snats.-Mr. Sumner presented memorial
from the Boston Board of Trade, praying that
one OF more vessels be sent TO the relief of DR..
Kane, now supposed to be in the Arctic re-
gion. Referred 10 the committee on naval at
fairs. The military Academy bill was passed.
Mr.. Badger of North Carolina moved that
when the Senate adjUurns il be till Tuesday
next, agreed to.
House.-Mr. Giddings, from Nebraska was
qualified.
Mr.. Wabrige presented memorial praying
for expedition to Rescue DIR. Kane-re-
ferred to committee on Commerce.
The house went into committee of the
whole on private bills, and after dsposing Of
few, adjourned.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1855-01-11

SUP CARPENTERs.-The following commu-
nication, says the Boston Advertiser, is from
a source which would recommend il to aiten-
ton, did not the pertinency Of the advice at
the present time render the authority of name
unnecessary
We hear great complaints Of the want of
employment in our ship yards, and so long as
these dull times continue in the freighting bu--
siness, the complaints will be heard, and much
suffering among our worthy mechanics must
be w result, unless shipbuilders will turn
their attention TO putting up smaller class Of
vessels, the want of which is severely felt in
our coasiing trade, and particularly coal car
riers. Let shipbuilders then keep their mem
together by building small crafts for this Pur--
pose, giving them wages sufficient for their
support until better times come. There is
much material in our ship yards which Will
answer admirably to build small vessels, and
which must lie and ROT on the ground unless
something Of this kind is done.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1855-01-11

MIcHIcAN.-The Legislature of Michigan
met on the Sd inst The Governor recon-
mends the passage of general railroad law
the prohibition of bank bills of a denomination
under five dollars the repeal Of the prohibit
DRY liquor law, and, in lis stead, the passage
of law prohibiting the sale Of spirilnous liq-
uors in less quantity than one or more gal
Ions The amendment of The Constitution 50 as
to provide for annual Legislative Sessions of
forty days, or biennial, of eighty days; the
amendment of the laws relating 10 Mining
Companies, that they may increase their cap
itals TO two millions Of dollars, now limited 10
FIVE hundred thousand dollars and The non
passage Of the general banking law.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1855-01-11

MIsSouRl-The new Legislature of this
State was organized at Jefferson City on Goth
December No party has a majority ; the
Wings and Anti Bentons being about equal,
and each oulnumbering the Benionans. The
Wings helped the Anti Benions elect their
Clerk and then the Bentonians helped the
Wings elect their Speaker. The Benionians
are willing 10 do anything and help anybody if
they may thereby secure Col. Benton's return
to the U. S. Senate.
The Wings held Caucus and unanimously
spec,ing Slavery in Kansas, or for the repeal
of the Nebraska bill, and 10 vote for no man as
U. S. Senator who does not concur in these
views.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1855-01-11

The death of Gov. Dorr is mar'yidom'
a,testinp his earnest sense of popular rlgh's,
guaranteed ny the declaration Of independence,
and 10 attain which he carried on war against
he charter of the royal honse Of Stuart and
he conservative nabobs of Rhode lsland-not
altogether frni,ess, for time has modified the
,vranical features of the Rhode Island organic
law and the sterling democracy of that little
s,,,e are determined that other reforms shall
he Instituted there. The democracy Of Ohio
loved and cherished The virtues Of Thomas W
Dorr, and they will love to cherish his memo
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1855-01-11

DT The Providence Journal, speaking Of
the proposition of the democratic member of
the Massachusetts Legislature TO have a eau
Gus in the blue-room, says =
1t is lucky for his purpose that he is a
democrat. Ii he were wing he would split
into three parties and be in a violent quarrel
with himself before the house was org anlzed.'
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1855-01-11

e. Mr.. Charles Sigoarney, the husband of
Mrs. L. H. Sigourney, the poe,ess, and an old
and highly respected merchant Of Hartford,
died in tina, city, on Saturday afternoon, very
suddenly, of apoplexy.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1855-01-11

New yoRK.-The inauguration Of the new
State Government took place on the Isl inst
OF the Governor and Lieutenant Governor
He addressed Gov Clark on the occasion in
pleasant manner, and The latter replied in a
speech Of similar tome and purport.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1855-01-11

81 The Boston Almanac, published BY
John P. Jewe,t & Co., is one ofthe most con-
veneni books that we see. Its business star
tistics of Boston, directory, &c., are valuable
to every one doing business there. The al
manac for 1855 is now for sale at The book
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1855-01-11

u Rev. Dr. Kit,o, well known in the re-
lipious world as the author Of Cycaopedia Of
Religious Literature, and other religious works,
died on the 25,h inst, at Crons,adt. He was
81 years Of age.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1855-01-11

81 William D. Hester, democrat, of
Berks county, has been elected speaker of the
Pennsylvania senate on the 9th ballot.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1855-01-11

NFWe are under much obligation 10 the
Kennebec Journal, for an early copy Of the
Governors Message.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1855-01-11

% The Atlas takes the word Of corre-
spondent that Mr.. Giddings, delegate eles,
from Nebraska, is not anti-slavery.'
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1855-01-11

Gov. Clark, the New York fusonst, ap-
pears to be willing to sacrifice the liquor hob
by to the reelection of Seward to the senate,
and the revival 1f slavery agAalion and the OBJ
sole:e whig doctrine of protection.
C. The Baltimore Patriot, which in for
mer days claimed 10 be The whig organ and
champion par ercehence-which professed to
believe that the salvation of the country was
dependent upon the triumph of the wing party
and whig measures, and uttered this belief in
a thousand appeals 10 the great whig party
comes out boldly and avows that in its opinion
it is the proper course for the whig party to
abandon its organization and unite with the
know nothings.'
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1855-01-11

The Kennebec and Wiscasset Railroad
Company have petitoned the Legislature for
the right to bridge the Kennebec at some point
between the Northerly line Of Gardiner, and
the Southerly line Of Richmond. Leave
should not he granted. The river is the grea,
highway, not only of the state and section, hut
Of the world, and should be kept ppea,-Mir-
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-09-27

WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
LEIGH * " GRLI NC.
VsHE undersigned have purchased tie entire stock of
l. Drugs and Medicines of J. NJ. ID. Miller0 Co., and
intend carrying on he Drug business the well known
stand of Keer Farnsley No. IA Water street, under
the firm of LEIGH d Yelling,
Charlie LEIGH ofthe lirn hopes is favorably known
70 the public. having been engaged in Mr.. Crawford
Bells Store tho last dive Peter Verling. oithe
same firm having eIerking the present the
aast three years. haers himself with having the con
dence ofits old customers.
weintend keeping hand large and fresh stock of
drugs and medicines and hope by this means and by
strict attention business aud by low prices, merit
liberal patronage both from old and new customers.
CHARLES LEIGH.
Scpo5-ly PETER VERLlNG.
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q ME THINGS CAN BE DONE AS WE'LL Az
III. j. HART-ALIAs THE ACE OF HIRTs-
Still ALIVE AND NOT YET QUITE BURNT

TT0ULD inform the citizens Of Evansville anu his
Wy toners generally that he is now their service cor
of Main and First streets to Shanklh Reilly
with avery tine hoOts shoes comprising Ladies'
description. Also misses aud infants hoe
boots gents the pie Stogay
Ap@st pump soles; together with full supply
cutters slip sh pumps etc etc. Please call
and for yourselves You always nd me at home
Absent professional such collecting bills
tskag measures. sr attendingts the little ones.
less HE RY j. HA RT.
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JEW VERY STORE OF

sxAraMEY Bull sTREET, THREE DOORS BELOW
this Store hand large and
Clocks JewelFy ali kinds
and OF the bests styles quality.
have ust large OF New Ja~ery both
full ana orn am which sap4n for public inspection.
will b. constantly supplied additions With the
beaptiful which bus
sell the Lowest
Repairs any kind executed in and
a. Inv charges.
All and all epairs my
old Gold and Silver the liberal
Those Of ything my line respectfully inv-
Aed to examine my stock and prices. ian3-u
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-09-27

LAW PARrNEuSuVP

VAS. q. JONES ami las q. BLYTHE. Atsornies at Law
Evansville Indiana, have associates themselves part
will continue
In Fhis the counties and in supreme and
District Court They design turning their attention parte
uarly land law Ia short time they will be prepared to
give In few minutes abstract Of the title to almost
lot in Evansve, it's enlargaments. LamascO
Gether with their professional opinion the title do
sired jy15 d6wtf
FRESH GOODS FOR THE SUMMER TRADE
lust reed fresh lot GOO suitable for the simmer
a trade making stock complete any time du
ring the Spring consisting Of
100 cases very choice Shoes of every variety.
80 do LeghOrn and Soft Fur Hats
10 do silk and B0nnets,
so do Dry Goods of all kin5s:
oil which less prices than they have
cold Evansville with liberal discounts
sash. je2 j. III. MAGHEE co.
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n1nDM AatE MN .TOth.

AhDM ALE. N9SN sEUGh.
HAS. WELLS IS now opsniug a large and complete
he would invtse examination merchants and traders
from Indiana. Illinois and Kentucky
ally IN order that they may satisfy that nd
sodow in EvansYilie elsewhere the stock
keing direct Europe and Home
Hanufactarea The following comprises portion Of his
portion mostly hand1b VIA:
Table Knives, SIS gross, every style and pattern.
Pocket knives; SO Dozen superior assortment.
ecyshes; lo0dozen. grassland grain superior quality
Craiiss grain; rs d3zeH. ass.d qualities. -
Forks hy and manure 90 dozen. from common 20 Des'
HAY rakss; 20 dszsn, BLOOD brand"
EsTthe stones; IS bxs of "a gross each
Moe; rs dozen, steel. planters and handled.
Chains; 10 casks, trace and x.
Names; rs dozen. and steam bent.
Ahovsls and Spades 40 dozen Ames Rowlands ana iron
Efiesi 500 dozen. entire and complete assortment
eaws. mill and cuti cases east and German steel
Saws; dozen, hand, rip. compass "oo9' CIV
Planes; 10 cases bench and moulding
Lo ks aud Latehes 40 casrs, all d~scriPtiens.
Butte Green prooa's 600 broad ana shutter
Screws giml I; 1860 gross. England Screw co'H
Ages; so bxs; chopping broad and hand.
Brass kettles: casks. all kizes.
Coffee mills; so dozen. various patterna'
enoons. I00 gross iron Britannia and German silver.
Tss kstttss; casks msr. az E,nSs and brands
fsr&p hinges; 1000 lbs. 6 % II inehes-
Rad irons; I00ibs. 4 to 8 ibs.
Iananned tin ware O SEES. very large assortment.
of steel she and sefs-
wool cotton and horse cards; morse dust
Ing and shoe brushes; anger bits and gimblets:---
and bits fish hooks and ne cedar and
combs spectacles and cases;
needles sewing knitting and caps tsWs-
harps. hairpins. thimbles etc, etc,
euAIH PUMPS CAsE-an of which will be
SOLD exceedingly low for cash or aPPT9yes tine Pager
the new Hardware Store. doors below Branch Bank
Evansville Ind. apIt
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- LEATHER AND FINDINGS.
TTTILLIAM BELL, is just opening on Main street
w 0ppositeths Bank alarge and well selcctedstock
ofleatherand findings, censistingin part of
5000 sides of sole leather, Hemloek and spanish
tanned.
10 doz morocco, No, l. g and 4, Tampico extra Mad
rass French and Cape boot, and Ladies French.
rs doz Kip-Prine Cry, heavy country, light me
dum
90 doz Cochineal Roam
10 isPink blue and green 10
&c " Linings-Pink, blue. and green,
20 {" Bindings Lindsey cape goat dsheep.
3 ~ Patent kid skins.
sso 4" Calf skins-IigAt. heavy, and medium World
Fair and Caron,
? .! Oil thong leather,
10 " Madrass Kid
20 bills pegs.
500 prs lasts,
Boot trees rasps, avis pincers nails balls tack
stamps, thread buffers, slicker wheels, keys. hooks
and all other tools and materials by shoe makers
Gl of which will be sold the most casonable erm
jel4
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TO DRUGGISTS, PnYSfIa ANS, AND
-. -CilILN.CisY u Z isE,Ir ,,.E-s, .---.e--

n
9-3a - PROFESSOR OF bisEAsEs WOMEN. stas
One Hll1adredth Edition (5oO, ooo) 1sno. pps $50.
standard work Of established found eassd in
The e4ta0gIss;s the great Trade Sales q New York
YsA,7 principal booksellers in the United States.
EVERY woman here discover. by comparing her
ptoms with those deseribed nature character
her complaint and be spared anxiety suf
fering web the npleasantness MAXIM known to-
maxim inquiries physician. respect
ailments which abe is subject Tbs wife about becoming
has often need ia respset
which she will herebnd This
what the and tells her what simple
but chaste words. and such as she understand.
to the female system or from raoIAPsus uTEEI Gfsns
the Womb or from LLuos Til each md in its pas
Much a tress of mind as veil az thousands pecunary
~ I Dat ~ @
a9os Communicable that N rsthsr than
consult converse with even medical man in respect
la cory OF The Married Wsnan Private Medical Com
here and whtd6
she consult at all times without violence TO her ehy
IE1tract of letter gentleman In Dayton ohiO1
Dr. Nj Dear . sET Ssis hs BEEN per-
esPsy sinking ,oT aFse sTs IN
eonhnsment; every successive and dshia,sa
Snd her 10 p az
thu stat Of things was n.vitaie aud resig 60 nysei -
tanning some matters reaching my On its and
tr mind and The oy ~ taEes inraed 10 nv vie on
that the Of ~ NJ DssOmsanx Prsv
ded remedy IL opened whch little
ceved possible But this. other would
have my head in all human probability wife
would have been in her and children left mothsrls
INDIANA AGENTS: fsisff
J. NJ e. J. o. Howe. Bloomington Paris & Turner,
Greeneaste; James E Richmond; F. J. Faivre. Shelby
vile; e. Harvey Vincennts james Beard ii Faucets.
and G. b H-nsly. Kokomo j. Snodgrass. Perrysve A.
\ Chamberlain. Elkhart; LaDgden. RoekIOrti M. G.
Dustin. Jeersonvile W Allison. franklin i. @. AF
piesate. Delphi and SAM Ell LISTER Evansville.
V5SsiE' a # &c 9sI
ed part the United states the Caaad and
British Provinces. II letters be potpaid and adj
dressed to Dr. A. MOROCCAN box l2z4 New ork Cay.
Publishing Office, No. 1873 Liberty Street. New York.
seF4 3m-daw -a@ s48 Is -fss7 8 ff
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MORE ssLn,,GTHiN.;. H 9,Ts CAPSi &C

HAVE just received per Silver Wave. com
plete assortment of Summer Goats. Pants and Vests
Shirts; Drawers; etc.
ALS0-A Of Hats Cans of great varietes-al
Of wnen sold cheaper thaa ever al the
Clothing Store. under the Pavilion Hotel
aI9 I0REN0TTNE
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STOVES! TIN ANN CUPPEEs ESTAA-
NJ r 49,

EISEEElENE.
1zuz= THOMAS SCANTLlN, ofthe firm OfScantlin
Eg9 O. ParFil, has returned from Prneetonand tai c
a4 nilp his residence permanent, in Tlils tif4
y y where he viii devote his TO
branches ofheir business Mr.. $ would call the atte
ton OF the public generally and his old customer
to their extensive stock Of STOVES, TIN and SHEET
IRON WARE, and all other articles pertaining to
their business They also prepared to do all sorts OF
Tin. Copper and Sheet-iron Custom Work, Steamboat
work, DC. dc. Also Tin and other mealic Roofing
done at the shortest notice and in the most perfect STYLE
Cali the store of SCANTLIN & PARVIN.
novl4 Main steet. bet Firstand Second.
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HOOKING GLANNES.

AMaeAi amss prepared furnish Looking Glasses Il
nanookany " tnut. or Rosewood Frames. Looking Glas
Ass riesare trATes etOi siso. tlilt Frames Pietnr
tngs. At wholesale or retail at the lowest prices.
l1hs dsw ina NO West Fourth ..rea ~ Il
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NAIEN II " z rs y EEUNINAI.
LUMBER AND SINGLE DEPOT! 4.
have hani large supply Ofevery
variety Of Cabinet Ware ct the best work
eS.ft1Ss <TaE manshi and material. Main between
"a ~A&B Third and Fourth streets. just above tina
n Court House.
Just 300 200 par and Pine Shingles and
large ell seasoned Pine Lumber suitable Floor
which would cal the attention OF builders and
citizens generally before purchasing elsewhere will sell
at the lowest market prices.
CABINET WARE MATERIA L-siwsys on hand in every
variety. with cOFFI$S OF all kinds aud sizes.
establishment Just above the
new Court House n Main street. ROBERT FERGUS.
Vf2-tf
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DeGAEs EsG'S
LIVERY AND SALE eTARLE

ON LOCUST. BETw. THIRD AND FOURTH STREETS.
Esa, HORS Els. Bugges. Carriages. f5sa9s7SrssSsssA
I3sHs and Omaib s5es. always hire
the above Stable. Carriages Tor excursions PAR
ties funerals always hand prepared TO board
horses and keep in the best order
Ny hack will hereafter he kept runn ng CONSTANT
during day and will steamboats, h9t etc. tor the
those wishing it. IL VIII also ht
ready citizens boats during the night
orders at the stable. mys e. H. pEGAkMO.