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Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-11-12

SUICIDE AND ATTEMrr AT MURDER
A bridge tender In Chicago, named E. T..
Ineersoll. lately shot himself and his wife.
He died in few hours, but it was thought
tbst his wife would recover. The woman
had made application for divorce, and il
wss supposed Ingersoll was prompted to
commit the suicide and murder by her per-
sistence in the determination to obtain one.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-11-12
IN bsG GoTP cno Gk iowa

Tract 1.-The Y of.he n Nv scc9) xpss
The Sec9 &C NJ
The n WI Sec 10 ua,
Ina 400 acres; situated on the Railroad "''
Tract s-The W ofihc s W . Of See 10 T7sAAtI
mile. from psyenport, eona'n,sa ae ,ssa, e
acres 10 miles fiom DavepI ort. ,,s
1ras, The ) w Of Sec II 19N RS I6y W
acres adjoining Tracts, ~ miles North from "a"
port. .,,
:, Trac, 5-The NE.o the sw. ofsee TEN"
r, 40 acres miles from lhe city. u,v
Tract q The 4 l Of the n 4 ! Of SEC cit - M n
eoaeres' on tho Kali Road miles from ps. e
Tract 9-1he 4 OF the NV Of Sec - :, sns
r., ~ res, also parts OF SEES. lSand lYT ~ ~
~ all making one farm OF $50 ~ 100 acres v Pos
Mississippi river, ~ miles from Davenport. n .ulb
Tract H. n Improved Fam, fenced ana ~ ~ -. !,
,atcd nice house. springs and y creek on ~ M
Hickory Grove road q miles from town, ossse al
ange fence started entirely around the hf"'
acres. ,or
Trac, is--lso acres in sce'.e7 and - T'sNE s Nm
Tract TO- Secs 10 1924 Te0 N RYE, 3so "''
loOimproVed and ~ In Timber.
r Is CLINTON COUNTY, Iow.: I'll
Iraet2e-W fractional Of the N. w. sec Nm, N
-, y; n. e., q q lon acres, near 1bofns ~"
very low, napplied for soon.
IN Henry County, Illinois. O.
n - raet I2-lhe Il and the Il OF tho y W III.
from ;. $500 no =, 2oacrcs, hne spring on H. ="
Tract iS--Ths 4 I of Sec 81 Is NRIE, ofs'
Tract ls-The E of See 80 TisNRlE, Of ~
acres. ~ ~ . -
Tract 2o-1he S "! Of Sec 80 T 10 NRIE, of"
Also about so Lot. in Russelr. addition to the TOYS
OF Geneseo. Long time.
T,,., q, ~ Rock Island County, IIlipois. "a.
cre. Si-ihcs Of Sec IS TIC NRlW, oi"
IL, So "I hladS street cor. Of College.
con,a 20. on Brady St.in Hewes d Robinson's sddfS
Apply 10 ".
WILLIAM ALLEN.
Sep. 25th Genersl Land AGENT
;--.-.----~- onic I'd ST., East Of brady.
Aarper's, - 49,
ptRsMs,
Graham, eodsyh
Magazines sSr November, ana Lessiis's
go NO , sse.ure B,o.,.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-11-12
FOX S.4LE.

49, r havea small Farm containing so acres, 40
mi i under improvements, good barn
n aud Dwelling House, out Buildings, &c.
80 Also, Orchard Of bearing fruits, apples,
peaches, plunibs, cherries, &C. ~ acres of Timber
Land, on half oft very good Timber and upon this
ferry, Coal and Stones this place Is 10 mics dow the
river by section line, III miles BY the road the inn
prov is u miles from the river the timber is
school Is kepts months out Of IL within of mile
For further yarticu lars cal on at my IN,
Second street opposite lie Csaire Block.
nov9 J. W. WILEY.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-11-12

We zee il stated that the German Emil
grafton Society OF Cincinnati, has recently
purchased six hundred and twenty acres OF
land in Wisconsin, bordering on the Missis-
sippi, and intends laying out on il town to
be called Alma.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-11-12

The Postmaster General has decided tina
4 pen mark made over, or opposite TO an
article in q newspaper, with the sole object
Of attracting attention to the srticle, will
not subject the paper to letter postage.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-11-12

The LAND SALEs.-All the land advertise
ed for sale at the Minneapolis Land office,
was disposed Of in four days, the amount
Of money received during the sale was up
wards Of 95l 600. The whole amount re-
ceived at the office in one month WAS
$4,000.
Ills worthy of remembrance that not
wj,hytanding there were many bidders vet
the rights Of the actual settlers were duly
espected- no one bidding over them.
81. Paul Times.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-11-12

Governor Johnson, of California, was a
passenger in the George Law. and was ex-
pecsed on a visit to Evansville. Indiana,
which is his native place. So says tn
Josrssl Of that city.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-11-12

I The returns Of the census Of Nebraska'
which has JUS. been completed, make the
population Of that Territory 4.564, OF which
nunbes 3.io2 are south Of the Platte. The
Legislature consists Of 80 members-House
s.; Council Is.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-11-12

Advertisers, correspondents, ETC.,
most pardon our direlictions of the past
week, as moving four printing presses, and
eli the psrsphernalia Of an exte nsive print
ine establishment, and at the same time is
saing = daily paper. omissions must occur.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-11-12
For. safe Cheap.

len ACRES in Secticn II, Towns. 20. II. East !,
lOU first rate land mile East OF Hickory Grove.
.flSO..
iS.E , See. 35, Towns. 20, r. / East 81
acres--Ii niles FROM Town of Walcott.
Also.
s.E..S T.! Sec "a, Towns. 20, X. East,
40 acres--2 miles from Walcott.
AND
Some valuable bu ilding Lots in the city OF Dav-
export. Apply soon N
ALLEN Il DO0LAN,
Nov. q. d3t 2 Orrs Building.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-11-12

Aoe1leOCF, ASGMC0GTs
J,RoM 40 900 70 3o0,OOO feet OF Lumber at Dor
IL man Il Cos. old yard, corner Scott and Fourth
sts one square west Of Coles 4 Davis Flaming Mil,
nearly opposite the Court House. The subscriber RS
have hand the largest aud be OF Seas
oned Stex M Sawed Pine Lumber to be found IN this
market. We keep con stnnily on hand Dressed and
Undressed Flooring, Siding, Fencing, II and inch
clear stuff Rived and Shaved Shingles, Lath and all
other vcrieties of Pine Lumber which Offer as low
rs any othe Yerd in this city.
nOVl dGwlf. j. FOSTER Il CO.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-11-12
low A LAND AGENCY
WILLIAM ALLEN,
Attorney and Counsellor 1T Law, :,
GENERAL La - AGENT AND RIAL EsiAN
BROKER.
second street, Fast Of Bray
DAVENPORT, IOWA.

Collections promptly attended to in all Par'sti '.
State; Lands entered and arran,s loeated IN oil l
Districts Of ih. State, Money Invested snd Taxes.
,or non-rosidehts; Money loaned on ubeueamueai
Real Estate security; Farms, Houses aud Lois 'eG.
Real Estate oil ail kinds bought and sCid W Ton
sion
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-11-12
PerfuruerY

Teas.
A fine lot Of Teas OF all kinds, done up in 4 and
= ID. papers hish will sell cheap in order TO clio
out toet27l 6. +. WEBB.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-11-12
E.,sbrOile,.ies. Ensy,,.Oiders,

A BEAUTIFUL and Large stock Of Ladies' Collars,
q Chemisetts, Swiss and Cambria Sleeves, Lace
Sieev es, Swiss aud Cambria BANDS. Canbrc Elgings
and inserngs, Infants Waists, Handk erchief Ae al
WADSWORTH'S,
noys No. Main ST., bet. Trout & Second.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-11-12
.l'OTZIE.

'INHE Post Office has reno ed, but the News DEPOT
i remains III The old Post Oaice room, " hioh has
been neatly hited up, where shall keep usual the
Eastern Papers Books Of Standard Literature, Eie-
ganiiy Illustrated Works, Cheap Publications. NJ r.
ahines, School Books, Stationery, Choice Fame,
foods, %c', DC JNU. GlLLE1T, Agt
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-11-12

Perfumery.
A LARGE assortment OF VERY FINE PERFUM-
IA ERY, Extracts, 6c., TO which invite the attsn-
ton Of the ladies. Fancy Soaps, DC for sale by
oci27 Z. r, WEBB.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-11-12
RLACK Wells,

ttusNG1A vAsu1sS.
RLACk love Wells. Black English Grape Wells,
~ Hack Chanii la Veils Green AND Black Dotted
Lace Wells at WADSWORTHS,
nav' No.6, Main ST.. bet. Front Il Seco nd
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-11-12
A SAW MILL IN LYONS
CliMiOm C0MnlY. lNRxn.

Clinton County, Iowa.
4 Saw Mil for sale in complete raUnii order at
GREAT BARGAIN, capable OF cutting i5,p feel
per hour upright. rotary. cut 81, and lath saws to-
gether with plauing machine, opposite the tie n,,nus
Of the Dixon Branch of Union Air Line Ko.d froi
Chicago 10 the Mississippi Atpyio
GEO. L. NICHOLS,
Land Agent, Corner OF end ~ Main s,s, Davenport,
octaS
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-11-12

Out Lots
] have several small tract. VI Land in the imH,
date vicinity Of The city, continuing from ess !
twenty acres suitable for private residences gnrdtn.
vineyards &C., which ] " III sell al prices van
frem $50 10 $500, some oflhcsc are within Inc h~-
of the city. GEO. l.. NitkOLLs, "A.
80, ri Main AZ Second "
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-11-12

Fresh ounces.
lust reed. at the New York Fruit store by
q nove ELDRIDGE Il STEPHENS.
THE STAR INSURANCE COMPANY
OF ogdensturgh, N. Y.
nAID in a,i,ul $780, IN Surplus s5O, 600,
i Total 100000.
Will insure Fire and iDiahd 1ransrorta 'on rh Ks
on as favorable terms as any other good stock Co.
Refer 1, Geo Steele, Esq, Col. h. :. Shepard, u.
w. Ma, mond, Beebe, l.. Oh g. Co., Chicago. a. b.
l.. Myers, Nj. b., DayeI port. sam'i. Cailen. ESD,
East Davenport. Fish Il LEE, Agts
noy5.Jly Eagle Street, Rock Island, III.
Can, spiced and Picked oysters, Also Sar-
dimes, Catsups, and
lust received direct from Baltimore, for sale cheap
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-11-12

= Bells. Of Chestnus, just received at the New York
y Fruit Store, by
Nov ELDRIDGE STEPHENS 8.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-11-12

GLass.
Hnn BOXES Window Glass OF all sizes from 7x9
ocsS ' '0'' anu ~ '', c.. Il WEBB.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-11-12

THE subscribers having received the Agency for
this place for The sale Of c. =. MnbA 'sceiebrated
Ra iimorc Oysters. will be pleased 10 supply III,
trade, Hotels, ofee Houses md famie. by The Cat
or dozen cans. They will lie recens I'd daily b. IA
press, and for sale cheaper Than ever before offered
in this market. JACOB WFANtR. Jr. d Co.
Oct. 90 Eourth 81 ,oFpeF Iowa
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-11-12

No. li3. Besides the above have nImheiolu
improved Lots in Mack intosh, LHmbfiic AID ~
makers addition to North Da, enI,or, which WE
said low, To persons wishing 10 improve them.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-11-12
CITY LOTS fkD RESIDENCE,
For Sale.

Among which are the following:
NO. la3--A Large New Brick House eo,u., AIM,
and Eighth Streets; main building 6ux AZ and ~
spxs4--weil adapted fur large Boarding HsuIi
This building iscapsbie Of acconmod at,le from a.
GO boarder 70, giving To each comfortable sps,,..s
there 10 . front Of l4S feet on Main Strset III s
Harrison and extending on 9Th Street aOf, - WV
NO. i4s. A small house nearly ssw on II. a..
er ofSixth and Perry SITS.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-11-12

b. sides the above have a number Of unImprc'aI
lots Ia different parts otths city, which ava sssssfs
edto lease for u term Of years. app! to
GEORGE l.. hOLs,
Corner of Main and Second sA
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-11-12

No iC9. beautiful Cottage and Grounds sdlas
ing Mr.. Lanbrite's Residence. Lot 1i4x1o, We.
viii bs sold " it'll without lots adjoining ON VI
sou h--Price for House AID Lot 1890.
apply Ia
GEORGE L. NICHOLS,
Car. Of Main and Seeondsh
Smyrna times., 1855-10-10
foreign 3(c(us,
arrival Of the Pacific One Week later
from EurCpe,

SANDY Hook, Oct. 3.-The steamship Paci-
fic, from Liverpool, with dates to Saturday, the
22d OF September, arrived off the Hook about
midnight.
The Pacific arrived out at Liverpool on the
afternoon of the 10th of September, after pas
sage of days and % hours.
The Hermann, from New York, arrived at
southampton ON the 22d.
TIE WAR.-The British government have
received dispatches from Gen. Simpson, de-
scrlhmg IN detail the assault upon and capture
OF the MaakofE lie says that, IL o'clock on
the morning OF the sth of September, The
French columns, under General B0squct, Mae
Mahon, and DE la Mottenngc, carried the Ma
lakOli, with the most impCtuous valor
The British columns stormcd the Redan, but
after bloody conflict found they could not hold
IT., and retired. A second assault was orrau-
zed on the following morning, when the Redan
was evacuated by the Russians.
The loss Of life has been fearful. particularly
among the officers.
Gen. Pelissler's dispatches have not arrived.
The retreat Of the Russians to perukop is
contradictcd. 1t was expected that they would
De unable to hold the north of Scbastopol for
want Of provisions.
NothlrT decisive is known with REGARD to
70 the next movements Of tic Allies.
-Four thousand canons, $4,000 balls. and i'm
IhehSe stores OF gGnPowdcr have been taken
Possession Of by the Allies.
Smyrna times., 1855-10-10

HARPER FOR OcroBGE.-We have received
ms number. The illustrated articles are on
Nicaragua, by +. G. Squier; Bears and Bear
Hunting; the Araucanians, review Of Re.
vel Smiths interesting notes Of u tour in South
ern Chill; the Panama Railroad, and the con-
ciuslon OF Thackeray's Ncwcomes. Other mis-
ceiiancous papers Of interest, and the usual
record OF monthly events, literary notices, edi-
iorlal matters and fashions, with comic iIlus.
lratIon Of MIR. Sims piscatorial experiences.
make up an excellent number.
Smyrna times., 1855-10-10
0cncral gotrIIigrntc,
IESlIGcEtg IN LHi,l.

formidable rebellion has broken ont acoinst
tie British Government in India The Iu.ur.
gents are wild, strange race of people called
oaniiialS Their character and habits are de-
scfib"d N the Delh! G0zetfe OF August ltb. ms
II race little Better than savarcs, and inlabIt
TIE lower slopes OF the hills from BauuI,,porn
tc brISsa. Incy are for tie most part dr,.i
tute OF firearms: but they IN measure make
up iOf TINS disadvantages by their skill in fine
u3e Oh the bow, which they do not besltatr f.,
render more deadly by the cruel device Of poi-
son"a arrows. Iner religion j. sjn,pIn a.,4
h@r6aruUs Hoiatry-the Wor.ip nf stor,;, and
Stones, without any Of those mystical refine
ments by winch the idoiatIv Of the Iiindoos i
oHerlald. Their myIho.oar. compared vii,
thlt ot the Iiindo,s is almost Il blank. ami
they have no notions Of castc. Their food
consists Of almost anything that can be catcu.
rem tUadS AID cat, rpliicis up 10 tirers apd
horned cattle, for the .!e>h of ktnc is not for
hiuen to them. As to their vices, it is certain
rom Their recent proceedings that they com
bIne coW&rdicc with cruelty To il re.narhable
Gtgrcc, Tor thcy war with women and children
as wei as TEeA; ami, uul!au t.it North AIneri-
can indian, Who prizes most a warriors scalp.
tle head oI woman Is to the Santi.dl the most
acceptable trophy that he can take AWAY from
he village OF MS encmy. But with ali this it
IS remarkable that the SdntIaIs are distnou.sh-
Cd Tor love OF truth winch exists nowhere
use among the natives Of India. Their nulll.
bers are SAID 10 amount to I0a,000 lighting
men, and II they are joined by other tribes. t!o
number of Vndbyanhill men capabe Of bear
!ng arms against us would become formidable
indeed. 1t Is not supposed that any attempt
wti be made during the present season TO do
more tAah drive the enemy TO the hills and
Keep MN there. Next cold season viii be the
time lor active offensive operations, aud most
signal rctribution for the damage done must Ls
Inflicted, if the shock watch this affair has
given to our prestige is 10 be recovered from.
Smyrna times., 1855-10-10

A BALLOON In A THUNDERsroRM.- par
ty which asccnded in Mons. Godard's balloon
at ClnchnatI, last Monday, had a serious time
before they finally reached terra firma. It ap-
pears they encountered a violent thunderstorm
in the clouds, which drove the balloon on. it is
stated, a the rate of seventy miles an hour, md
that they attained an altitude Of I7,45O feet
Mr. Belman thus describes their descent after
dark and during the storm
Suddenly we felt our car rushing over the
tops OF the trees, crashing and tearing the limbs
as the balloon went along. Mons. g. gave us
the valve rope, and mounting the side Of the
car, he ordered us to hold fast In another mo-
nent we landed IN corn field, and BY the force
OF The wind we were dragged and bumped, along
Il distance OF hall Il mlc now through Il fence:
men S'rlKIhg stump or Il tree, or Willing
shrough the corn stalks at a fearful vilocity
our hcadS raped each other and not unirc-
quently We saw stars alaround Upand down
we went when the Car struck ii tree, and Mons
H"daFd was hurled to the ground IL distance OF
=" ieel; the next moment we were crashing
against tall stump OF tree when Col IIath.
aul and Mr.. tloal were thrown with great vio-
ehcc from the basket, the former Oh the back
oI his neck and shoulders and the latter on his
hrenSt. Mr.. CrlPpen and myselfwere left lone
III the car Mr. CrlPPen Obeymg Instructions
to keep IN the bottom OF the car, and holding
with my might to the valve rope, up We mount
ed. fortunately we dashed luto the limbs Of
tall dcad tree, and i'll an instant, tree, balooa.
car and HrOnatus were fiat on tie CrDund- -
Mons. Ii. had his lip badly cut, and the tl,si
lacerated on one Of limbs; Col. Latham an an
kic sPra!ncd, head sEo iders and body ccncral-
ly bruised; Mr. Iloal his breast crusl4d ~,
three ribs broken aid otherwise badly bruised ::
MIR. Crlppn his head and neck "skewcd," aAa
generally scratched and bruised was Dru!acl
somewhat, but not materially injured
Smyrna times., 1855-10-10

AMERICAN ToLrRATIoN.-The New York
Courier IN an article upon to general obscr-
vance by the Hebrews OF thc Jewish feast of
the Atoncment, says "the undIsiurbed obsery
ancc OF rites in The midst ofa Christian peopli.
the whole spirit Of winch stamps our Saviour
as an lmpostor, Is a pointed illustration of the
nature OF our Institutions and the liberal views
OF "nr people as 1t Regards liberation IN matters
Affecting freedom OF conscience IN religious con-
ccrns.' The hebrews attend to their own
business and never suffer their religious feelings
TO interfere with their political views or the in
stItuuons OF our country. Were they to at
tempt any other course, they will be opposed.
IS now the Church Of Rome is by our country
men.
Smyrna times., 1855-10-10
IN A r RIED

In Milford, on the 9th of August, by Rev.
WIN. l.. Gray Mr.. Joseph r. Preuyman to
Miss Eliza j. Lekite.
In Philadelphia, Aug. Goth, at the Union Ivo.
tel by Rev. w. Kenney, Oliver Walcott TO
Emma Tomlinson, both of Dover, Del
on the gid of July last, by Rev. Andrew
Manshlp' MIR. Jonas Walker, of Sussex county.
Del' to Miss Lucy F. Kinney, of PhiIadelpbia.
Smyrna times., 1855-10-10

" The Scientific american announces =
machine FOR picking geese, the result OF a num-
bcr of years labor, and one of the most inoeni-
Gus pieces OF mechanism ever seen. Ii moi ON.
~ pIucks the feathers, but separates the lonr
ones from the short ones, and cleans them ncr.
fectly while passing through the machine 1t
VIII PICK ioriy-tive geese per hour, and must
materially effect the price Of feathers.
Inc gandtrs Will eXclaim we live in a won
derIul age aud the geese cackle with delioht
at being plucked so quickly. "In ollen tines
It used to take an hour to catch them--ten
minutes to catch them and draw stockings over
their heads--and long, long time to pick each
one 1t was tedious and cruel job, and the
inventor of the machine ought to be waited
upward on the wings of goslmgs, and sleep on
very soft bed when he comes doun.-Beston
Post
Smyrna times., 1855-10-10

PoPE NAPOLEON IN FUrrnE.-it is stat "A
among The wonders Of the Fr-ucIi intrigue aru.
Poiitcs, that Lucien Bonaparte, sou OF Lhurle>
hdcien Bonaparlc, Prince OF Canno and 6lus-
quuno, Is soon to be made Cardinal, with q
view to h!s elevation to the Papal CHAR, on
the death o! 'Ius Nluth--an event cOns;acror.
not very remote, as the Pope is sald to be suffer
ing from an Incurable internal disease. WITH
ms cousin as Pope, and VITA the present Eng
ash aliIanco sthl further strengthened, as 1t
may be, Louis Napoleon may occupy a much
stongcr ANA prouder position than he does now
All dHHcultl"s, too, IN the way OF scurng the
Pores services at his coronation NAV thus b..
removed. Inc expected Cardinal and Pope is
lhe Anperor's cousin by a double tie, his iati-
rr having married Joseph Bynap4rtc's daughter
Hcnu!de.
Smyrna times., 1855-10-10
What vii! be the Price oc mbaa4 ?

- 'Aeal-ImportaIh question al his time TI.,,c o, bo
'"Ne 'F'i" Ior sale very naturally aniIcIt:tc Li.l
prices Whilst buyers, on the 'ontrary predict a rcc,
SION with the small amount of grain &c lcf o,,
from last season the probable iolc!gn dr,u.J ana, ;i
'Sseried short wheat crop, the one hand ana, l!
'he lnXuTIous corn potato and oat crop on The ,t,n,
we confess ourselves what in dnlbt as T., =, ii
ma he right Another question Utmost AZ I,,,t-r,i,,,
to AL We can meet, Is: WHERE CA, DRY G0OlA
"IiO'f-kiE>, &c, &c, BE HAD ATlle LOWEST
fiHCt9! THIS We alsw cr, by referring 10 oar lr,,,
ard ieiow-ci'izem, }. HENRY JEFFERsON M.
Nam street opposite the Baiil, OF SMYRNA y,lcr ,
VIII hhd hiin HusiiV enga."d IN opening nc,, ;.,,.
fresh assortment Of FALL GOOh$ the pr,., 81
winch VIII make any cco!roni-t iccl s.s.,G. Cal
ana cAiinne hls stock whe YOU :, su 10 ,,f.,>,. .i
Ii 20" 'o "o Ind II 80 pa, hn by
Smyrna, bel, sept 20, D..
LOVERS OF FRAGRANT EEGAR: ::,t
superior article O! tinc Chewing Tobacco.
cdn ilnd just The article jIty want at ll,. D,,,,r
Store Of JAMES =. lIDFFECNER. in ro...
m"rca! Row. The sSc.ars are ol' the rcry b,.f
4""|jJ, oi both iOrcI-n and domestic n,L
Ihat can be had. All We ask IT,, one tr.aI and
y" are sure that you Will be constantly gIy.u.,
theni l'"d. Don't tor.et, No. Co..,l..r,c..,t
Row. omy rna, Del
Smyrna times., 1855-10-10
G, Ecascn5 i-:3a art i ceM,.:.

wort 10 tie EO.thtry TrG+iGg colnHirDif3.
Gen'encn-To you That ar. located uroa
the hills and IA tie J:.rs o, this NOBLE. lj..a.
@iatc-as vel Gs Ou tl" tnr4cr: oi' pr,:.i.:,.
ma a:ia NcW Jcrscy-to you only tew words.
kno".".'. as We 80, t..at NIh .o.ne OF yul.. -.
- &'h.iH-. HE cas., Cista!I ana habit hccoIr,:.
"i'iat, rcc9'.H haiGlc. EOr Iu-iaIce let alma,
nd: 'i The goods his iItI " c0raun!cs at a,.v
one location, AMI We have been crculbtv r
iDfia.ti lIlt sGcf hG. Gccil The cl.c v,;l, ii,;t
OF you ilr ,ic last t:is.y years. ana la.r. c..,ry
20 Ia SECTIONS OF couaif, l,acrc cUugcl.tiu,.-
i4e lie .! ttaac--~aa htrciV known 10 cxj,::
dhd our word ior II, II - aut iItie he kIp,,,.
about lac il,'fn,t Pr.cc % lie real value ul' f.
gou"a; AHA thc ilaH "I" follows up tlis jrsc-
uce -, We s4y, beIud the are IN wA.cn l..
lives.
These are fast times; this fact oucl.t 10 he
:e'"cA'Iefe4. ilan 10 bay goods cn,ap, must
90 "hcie c2nip@tItI0n ~ known t. have foot
hold and when you ar. !u, exactly pn>,od -
to Where the polnt iIys, lock to the levxDar,r-.
ana they Val teIi toH cAac,I,, - iur a.. IN lee,
boots ana Shoes are co; yrr..cd. iii loottna.
the papers, cast yot = 4; ;e> uu,yn tie ri. i.Id
sdc oI lhe editorial columns, until You come 10
LANIui.N > ADVERTISEMENT and alter read
'h9 MS lGtas OF boots anG SaUeS, cont say u,.
Is Il huInou@, or that The goods are 80 ri,,;,
'hey cannoi be good for an. tnIug. or au, s,cn
III t"I"@s; huJ perfect INC uIdjter py gong and
seeing ryoHrseie,--ti.rrr you viii liua >,.,.
lour or five shoe stores ali together IN one,
square, ami each one ! trying to unGci-Sei! the
o'nef' and as Natural consequence, lney vii
SIIi go"ds ai low Pricea--so mach 50 tuut uuy
OAo' uhIcas he Is really acquainted with the
hdr@cl Pr.ccs OF Boots aud Shoes, Wuuid laro-
~ beIicvc h.s o"n eye, ana at the Same time
ia >
less Il hI-h pr.ce Is plld tor It, ..I,! then u-v,I
say 'hat yoa are on tie right s,3c Ut th. uu,,.
ton THIS Tune. Call at Fi.ANiUEN'S Cuca,
Shoe Store SIGN Of the large black boot, Nu.
10 west Second street, Wilmington, Dol.
Aug. -.