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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-07-12
SrgPHENspoRT, Ky July 5.

EDITORS CoURER:-Since writing the cor
respondence relating to the loss of the steam
err Lexington, there has been found, so far as
heard from, in all, the bodies of fifteen per-
so ms, some so badly burned that no descrip-
ton can be given. There have been eleven
taken in this vicinity, one below Rome, one
at Grand View, Ia, and two were taken by
the terry boat Lucy Mcconnell, on her down
ward trip from Rome to Cannelton and
Hawesvile, on Tuesday last, of which have
heard no description. They were buried at
Hawesvlle. There have been but two found
since my correspondence, that the names
were ascertained
One was that of Miller, supposed TO be the
second clerk of the boat, who was known by
the initials on the studs in his shirt; the oti:-
er was distinguished by the initials in his
clothes as Mr.. Fairchid. One person was
found we'll dressed, with heavy gold lever
hun ting watch; no name found. Another
person was found, With some $50 on HIS per-
son; another with SIG No other Valuables
found. More anon.
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A fire company has been organized in La
masco under the above name. They have
decidedly the best engine in this place, the
engine Union No. 2, received couple weeks
ago from Louisville. This machine was
tried few days ago, and did some excellent
throwing. She threw $50 feet through a
three-quarter inch pipe. The company are
we'll pleased with the machine, and yet it will
do even better after it comes out of Eggles-
ton & Goodies foundry, where it is being
placed in complete order. The company
met last Tuesday evening, and regularly or
ganized by the election OF the following off.
GERS:
| GEO. WoLFLIN, President;
| ]. ROGERS, v. President;
Jos. HABING, Secretary;
| JNo. hEITz, Treasurer;
VIM. REITz, Engineer;
FRED. RICE, Captain;
/ H. DeDENHAUFF, Hose Director.
AS there was some informally or improper
voting in the election of Captain, as we
have been informed, another election may
| be held for that Office. We hope this COM
pany may prove effective and reliable in its
operations, and that there may be neither
dissensions in it, or between it and the EY-
ansville companies.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-07-12

A Bold THIEF.-Night before last about
O'Clock thief entered the jewelry store of
Mr.. Rosenkranz on Second ST., near Main,
and very deliberately took four gold watches
from the show case, and walked off. He
was seen by person from the opposite side
of the street, who thought it rather strange
proceeding, but his suspicious being rather
Frustrated by the boldness of the thief, he
made no alarm, but mentioned it to the shop
Keeper few moments afterw ards, and asked
him if it was all right. The robbery was at
once detected, avery tardy search was made
the neighbors were informed of the robbery,
but not the officers for some time. Marshal
Burk, Ed. Mcsley, of the night watch, and
Constable Sullivan were finally put on the
track. The latter succeeded in arresting a
man at the Jenkins House yesterday, named
VIM. Thompson, who is supposed to have
been an accomplish of the real thief. He
admits that they were In the jewelry store
together, and large variety of burglars
tools were found in his possession. He was
located for further examination.
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Yours,

The body. of man supposed to be pas
senger Of the Lexington, was picked up at
the Evansville wharf last week, as already
noticed.
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81 assengers should procuye tickets over the CENTR
ROAD, for the shortest and quickest route East.
JAMES II. SMITH, Superin tend emit
Indiana Central and Dayton and W sstern r. VI
TERRENCE O'NEIL. Travelling Agent, Terre Haute.,
mh2ttf F171t
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-07-12

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DAYTON AN INDIANA POLISH
COLUMBUS, GAINESVILLE,
WHEELING, BALTIMORE ,
PHILADELPHIA. WASHINGTON CITY.
NEW YORK, ETC; VIA
INDIANA CENTRAL RAILWAY,
AND coENEorISG EASTWARD!
Great Eastern and Western u S. Mail and
American Express Line!
SHORTEST ROUTE TO DAYTON 25 MILES, AND NO CHANGE
OF BAGGAGA!
TWO TRAINS DAILY SUNDAYS EXCEPTED.1
NM ORNING EXPRESS leaves at 440 A. M, connects a.
I'VE with Eaton and hamilton, and
Hamilton Railroad for Cincinnati direct arriving
az 1880 at Dayton at 1880. connecting all
trains Nenia. Columbus Zanesve. heeng Baltimore
Washington CITY, PHILADELPHIA New York and B.
with trains Springfield Urbana. Beefonane Forest
Clyde Cleveland, Buffalo andnsky. Toledo Fort
Troy, Piaua Br akfast at lndanspolis. -
Passengers this arrive Columbus eight hoursft
advance oIa any other from Indianapolis.
Of all West North and South arrives Rich
mond P. Cincinnati 545P. M. arriving Day
ton P M, directly with trains Xsnia Co
lumbus Springfield Cresne Pittsburgh Phadelphis etc.
arriving at Columbus at 9:l5 P. NJ.
Dinner at Indianapolis and supper at Dayton.
hour in Dayton. and make tn M
Crestline Pittsburgh cter train from indiana oss
Passeng by this route through to Cincinnati quick
by any other. 49,.
Columbus Baggage check through Pittsburgh and Phia
delpha baggage re-eheeked Columbus 70. -.
THE ONLY MO RNING TRAIN FROM INDIANAPOLIS To
DAYTON, OR COLUMBUS VIA DAYTON.
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OF We assure our worthy friend of the
Evansville Journal, that our nervous head
ache has not prevented an explicit declara-
ton of opinion with regard to the American
platform, although it may have escaped his
notice. We have declared in favor of it,
with the exception of the 18th article, which
relates to subject that never ought to have
been introduced. That we propose to strike
out or modify to suit the conservative men of
the. country both North and South. We
want platform that is emphaticaly nation
al in every plank. A nd that is just what our
friend SANDERS wants. On this subject
there is no disagreement between US.
N. A Irib.
We certainly do desire a national plat
form for this party. We have always been
accustomed to national platforms, and we
shall never, SO long as we nave our present
understanding of the duty of every good
citizen to the Union, fight for or on any other
than a national platform. But there were
two platforms before the Philadelphia Con-
vention. The minority platform was Sec
tional-nothing but sectional land aimed OF
nothing bat a sectional division, which
would have granted Abolitionists their great
fond desire, Northern party. The major
ity platform was as near being national as
probably any platform could have been which
made the slavery question feature at all.
We should have preferred the Convention
had said nothing at all in their platform on
the slavery question, and in Ibis we agree
with Mr.. Gregg. But we do not approve
of the policy of those who withdrew from
the Convention because they could not secure
the adoption of just such platform as they
wanted. Moreover, we say the seceders
had no business in that Convention, if they
were not prepared to abide by the decision
of the majority at least SO long as they were
members of the Convention. Afterwards
they had right to do as they pleased, il
they pleased to withdraw from the A merican
party. But still members of that party, their
plain duty is to sustain the platform adopted
by national convention OF that party.
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SOME THINGS CAN BE DONE AS WELL As
OTHERs!
fl. J.. HiRT-ALIAs THE see OF HxHTs-
STILL ALIVE AND NOrKET QUlTE BURNT
NEW ARRANGEMENTs.

WILL YOU CALF. e
ENHE undersigned has his stand opposite the post Of
AIRED all orders his line with anS
cispa.eh Personal strict attention will be raid to al
vork him material is furnished by
himself the He has hand excellent
cloths vestng which he will manufacture to
order on reasona' lie terms J.sE NELMS.,
p Reparing cleaning and old clothes done
on application at short notice. j. L. NELMS.
Jez5
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N Office isbeTehy given that John A. ReE. sdmnistrs
tor of the estate Martin Ries deceased has 6sd his
petition to sell the real the deccdent his
being cen his debts. said petition win
be heard Court of Common Pleas
said county. s JACOB LUNKENHEIMER,
O. c. G. P. Vanderburgh county.
1Y6-3wdkw s-S-~S De-
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-03-15
Fall u Winter Clothing
AT JOHN J0RDAN's
,o,v ctfsrulyf. STORM.


AIARGE and varied assortment Of MEMS and
n Boy :. Ready made Claiming, cmofae
ing ali the didereat ami approved Styles and made D.
rood work men out fthe best MATERIAL
= Fine. nedua and conmon, Union, beaver, FELT
Pilot petersham anu Flushing, bangups, saeSsahn
puietot ,yercoats Cloth. Dress and ffoek COATS o'
various -oioss and qualities. tloth Cashmere, SAL
net Velvet aud tweed Psnialoons. SILK, Satin, Va
lentis Swansdown, Velvet, Plush Cloth, Cassimers-
Satnet, lloub { and Single breasted Vests Monkcs
Jack es Drawers. Undershirts, Hosiery. snspondcrs
Gloves, Cr,yats andkerchies Shirt Collars stocks
TIes Scsrfs. Winchester and SCOTS spprc.ed Patent
shoulder seam Shirts Umbrellas aud all arteiesus
IL kept in genteman's furnishing stores. Including
Robes de Chambre and Revere Vests aud oScrcoats
Also splendid assortment nj nncnt Cloths, Carsl'
meres and yesungs -si Of which viii be made up 70
orJe In ths best manner, with promtness' III accom-
modatinr prices, and by competent worsuen. ms
is IN the monthly receipt efthe latest
Fashions 80 that orders inisusted 10 them may be re-
lied upon as being in the atcssyie by those VINO de-
sire IT, All manner OF plain work and work OF gen
tee medium. prompt, attended TO as hsrcio'ore.
HATS 1T new siyle together with Ill OF the com
mon kinds constantly on hand.
Grateful. Il pa patronage, the sueserbcTsohhaea'
i, hopes 20 merit continuance ofthe -nme
- JOHN JORDAN.
Messhan Tailor and Ciothier on Front street, oppo
site the Steam Mills.
Davenpor. Oct. 3i le54-3~tri&wn.
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a CARD.


~ Mar M nos,ss 70 The public - sabscrs
bsr VisAss tein1br0 them thss Ais sehool Will b.
e. e y ~ ~ nss IL sssSoss. 70 svs
educsten 20 al who may Wish 70 tAvos him wha !kst
patronage and soanAssSs. hs si.S WI eda NOT
in DE- Various grades u ssnoois in our s.un.ry from
~. COM dov u t. lhv coMmvn district scAsvl In
the PRIMARY department hs VAN s1@u al VINO are We
TIE courts u instruetiSn viii cthorouyh and GEM
plcta aud at the sane time vefy discriminating ana
:sls. .,s on. sussi sko.s ~
dene! isto give yigs' and elasticity 70 Tue 5outAsa'
mind. -. :,
and inprorsd kno in country or Europe giving
The publ thc full erstandinE Of Yer Subject while
FL IA psesented " Lke tsSehsrin s!le sn'Rsr NJ"
nj. -, uin viii be TO secure 10 hts pupil. hea III
and vigorous constitution without which all MS ell
ss.an.my IN estalsisa decided and correct moral
chara,ter ns ba IL ofa hir hopos as Nithout ~h'.h
supersiructarc can s,and .he test oil future 'A''
And IN, rd, hi, oLec, will be 10 giveto zach ind.
dual hat Kind OF her natural gih'
and future prospects shall r.di.ate. .,,a,
| Aud rthy 30 train the min ~ practieaI rsh"c'
lions and u.sial ieduc,ous from ever. days ooser
And lastly, 10 infase spirit Of pr,e''ca Chrs'.a,
! heueyoIeI,. into the mind Of every one howesel
i,oung, u. Towel, and instructive trinelIic iIo"
(which shall aow, rs r. IN pure aud clear Wan'a'"
+ universal love to ALL ,.,.n
scale apied - full carry eIt the above pregrau
10 the letter aud spirit IN all ihoir variety AMI eNeh
4 The building. wsiel Is hes and rommouous, WI
be prepared 10 all its inmates eointertan am
hap,y u stands upon etninene. % ess ascent a
4 surn,ou.ied b, a promenade FROM which scehc J
presented 10 view UNEQUAL. IN our country ivf rsh
ness. hcant, or grandeur. -.
4 II lslue.ied 81 ths most h:a thy and sainnri
| on. town. IN the United States. whose advantages Q
II cation ms TO approach are all that could be askcd
A sired aud its busine advantages soSonu 10 non
ltp the Mississippi valley. Ny arrangements 70
cheers such that Ill vi beindivsduAii! ~sene
and cared for.
4 Those wishing further information can sddress ~
Proprietor. al davenport, Iowa, who Will be Maple
all times 10 give all reanircdiuform.toh. sisea.A
| and fu,,h.r notice " III be given in due time.
n. CODDiNG.
| Proprietor and Superintendent
i Ma. II. Coccisa, prt..,,,,.
] Mas. NJ. a. Corpse. fri"s'fS"'
4 paveprnrt, Iowa. Dec. -. 1854 dHsu
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GREAT BARGAINS, /

nW FORK ClOI1Ap
VAeiesals 81 1snN.
WE hare jss receives sls l.5gssr ~ c 81
INA. th.t Sver va beoughtto thls western coHnNs
ssusissins In q u 6lcvse ssss.s
American, kasl.a, Efeas S = ~ si,tsss'
Svereosss. nssves, ulAHkSs, rsssfshan Pilot clsth
Union Cloth, LOSS SklA, Mohait.
Double Goats Of the saAe nateS!Ae
Fsll Crate 81 SaNnses, Tweed, casMmere' Hos
okin, Cash,nAreste and leans, OF every sIie.
FURNISHING GOODS
Consisting Of y nne assortment Of sils CrayA.s
Stocks. Meek Handksschiefa, Peck q han1kerSheIs
uravsrs. undsr.h,rs, Mats, cags, Buck u!oss n
India rubber coats and pants. Trunks 'allces ans
Carpet haxa. Fine White aud Fancy bsso,n Shirts
shirt Collsrs. Alss . due lot az zz
BOYS CLOTHING Gt
and piece soods Persons will mud il 10 their inter
ost ii Civ us call before Purchasing else where.
store m Front Street, opposite Ferry iAndine'
Dr.. Halls new building.
BgRLIzHElMER 4 FLEIsCHMAN.
f Davenport. Sept. 18th, ie5{
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IMMENSE STOCK
FALL AND wHilNTER aoons
AT
Burrows 4 Preteyman's
NEW ST0RI.3

WE ass now receiving and prepared g exhibit one
w ofths moot extensive and complesc aasortnisnss
Of Goods ever before broaghsto this market; soass
DRY GOODS,
SIN Goods. Cashmere nroehe aud Bay state shawis,
vclvcts, kibbons aud Trimming
oSeyssY variety aud Price; Ladiea aud Ahses
DRESS GOODS
Ia every deparsment-Lace and Embrodersd 0oods
and 4 III assortment OF
Cipshs cssssmerrs atiinet:s. Lnseys. Fianneis &C.
DOMESTIC GOODS,
Alar>c .s-srment OF Gsnts aides and Misses
Boots, Shoes and xubten
A large and General Assortment d
Isady.Kads Clothing.
Groceries. Salt Crockery. Hardware,
And Ia tact more general variety &c Goods Is mol 10
b. found In any Store West Of the Mississippi
We are ae,ert nod to sell Goods at the lowest Cash
Prices and to do This Compelled to a" awa5
with the lou- credit and big profit system we snall
"a, Cash 70 all kinds Produce aud -el the Farmer
Goods N The lowest ash Prices Gy sfrctastcnt,on
10 bu ard Ing ourselves useful TO the Farm
nr community hopeto ,ner IA continuance ~ the
name OF the Farmers Frends
nsveaport. Oct esih. is54-dw-u
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TOWN OF pLUE GRASS.

THIS town is situated on q etauhfui ahouiaaft
I prairie ~ inilss from n.SehioH ahc y mile
10 IN auscstia- IL the State road, , miles 'tch
he Mississippi AHA issoar Railroad and mites rom
ne river itisyeT. heaithy. h population OF one
hundred not case of Sick having occurred ihis
.ulurer II IL within a halt mil II timber and the
distance OF the best coal nanEs IN The country
It's welt Sstsred both With spr't.s ana wells
Elue Grass n contains ne store, with me ol,Hh
ng fraHoher. black sntt', shoP, wagon stop. csoih =
shop etc. Three hui d II - Row beingconp.stad
5ne " shish. Of PIE dimensions andintendeh Tor
ty.rr stand, Ia for rent reasonable terms. being
On tas msin travelled road ard the nearest Puali'
hol,. miles distab, VERY fair Inducements are 'h'
re-snt.d 10 any one wishing 10 engage IN IN. busi
ness. A ssw mill in orcr-tion 81 miles from tn
to7yn and grist mill is being erected :: the samr
place
Lets are nov for sale II the sbove town Oh yer,
sasonstle terms. and those wishing to buf and 10
cate ihers Will have such Inducements pFesentedtheui
50 are rarely offered Good improved farms can b.
purehssed IN the vicinity At from SIS ~ $40 per acre
stone coal kept eongaDtl! or hsId = my coal 6ans
JAS. 4. EURSsIBES.
Elae Gr4ss Ocs -th. iS5i-wtrsf
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Oh yes, Oh yes! Oh Yes"l
aysnp.r,, Jan. 15,h. 's5-dtf
Mrs. K r z B s

DESnE FULLY invite. the ladies OF pa.shpo. =,
the Corner Of second and PER-, Sts, fs have chang
ed my narie ai-p have changed my prices, ~ ~,
nav BE found great bargains. am selling e'gn ~
lar boz nets for four dollars and fonr do'iaf o'
for two dollars All my bonncts have maze y, ~,
own establishment. There is no eastern woIM 49, =,
them. have Pnkpg Machine Tor tne pu'ivS Ia
/, a., .,,y, '''' e'oAN' A"' Jan 2gth-d1
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SCOTT HOUSE
One OF the Best

FARMS In Scott County. containing goo seress all
nnJ.r fence. 40 acres IN eniti'a'o =. 10 acres in.
b,r new and complete set Ct hnidnes which eo't
cocoon Situated 81 miles ~est OF Davenport. Price
81. 800 halt down, balance in one year. h.r sale
by
Pee. esth, 1857
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FiNIsgzD BRASS woaE.
STEAM EOILkHs
ALFRED J. JANSON,
Proprietor OF the
EhpIHs MILLS. LIZ crSIry

1xfILLS@sp eoHsisH:iy ct hsid $40 fir ~aie 'srrr
w assortment Of Lumber, t.sthA * g "a IN
Hlss ~ ever! variety oi size tr bHi ding rarpss,
% Lao hard ' GOD Tor esbihe; walk ard iah hiners
Being al the head ~ ;heraPts r3tH t4,a 81 ei
Cd logs OF best sBaiit, and Ia aaiiuIited Gar;ifN
keep the Wills ri3nniuxcvars .ss ia Ia hey-
erd"rs es1 therefore be Allied on sboE, pn;es ~ AZ
time.
he also Furnish. Timber Of tgil si4cs asi 1, III
lowest eash srie,.
Hse. 9, prSs tu
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GROCERY AND PROVISION STORE

J,JE shscriLs svipg purchased the esiabishnen u,
owned sy Mr.. :. Lyter. 81 the corner 81 MIRO ana
Sradv Sta, viii keep constantly On land iar s,au
IONS embracing everything In the line. Thieh ne
iii sarran. Of the puros. and hes, quality and vail
sell as low tbs. caI he purchAsedin he nArAes.
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NJ EW
CHOICE FAMILY GROCERY STORE.
I AN opening an entirely stS ssses Of
TE ~,
WESr INDIA GOODS,
GROCERIES AND
WxlODEN WARE.

Amo z which are the following:
Yery superior Y. Hys"u Tea, choice d.. tsir do.
ver choice. frngras, Guupo~drr do. extra o'iong 90
Good do do, Obi Gov. Java C.fce. common DO f.o a."
poii in. prep'd coroa. Crush'd Sugar. Fuiyd 40,
White Coffee do. Brown do. Golden Syrnr. sugar
House, do. N. O Moiusses. various qualities sace'
from CHOICEST u cheap price. Purr efa'ns o'a
namo Alspice and Pepper, Ginger. Pickles IN gals.
and hf-gsis.. Prpperssuee. Tomato he1h ur. t,dsf
Vinegar Mustard. New Rice. Table and Dairy salt
Ci,r"n. Currants. New layer ksIsins. Good etd 40,
Seeaiess do. = "a. Marearoni. Vernac. H. ~ u
Peaehc. Pared. do impaired. Pick ca Trni. Mhlte
an Macksret Smo. ed errin-. Cod Fish' S"ah,
various sin.,s Star Cnrdirs Psess'ddo " u Whale
on Lard do. indigo. Blue. um starch, : pttre,
cnppfr,- soft, shelied Atm nd., Pecan Nuts. brazil
q /, fiIbsts Bed Cords Clothes Lines. hr "ns Maps,
Gotbes Baskets. Wash TABS Iine Nhshboaras. !. an"
a hn y psi. Ernsh Broams. Flonr BHekets. Spice
Baxes, 81, sc, al selected cspressi! Tor F9n'iR
Use.
e~@Au Good. warranted ~ recommended
A, the Brick Store. cor Main and Frntt street.
(store recen nifty oce Gpiea BY McManu.@ Shephara.E
pay.npor. Dec Il. iss4.d&wN.
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OYSTERS.

&c eahse-ihe, IS aEauis5f psRree's Oysters. ~h ~
s viii serpiy 80 ne tad, 81 olosle or 20 custom
irr At relasi = the 10 wee. aarks! prices
DAVID MILLER
naYea ron. Sept eIst, Issi-.Iwsf
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FOR SALE,

NSE f5rsih intsra'tina an cxceiieni steam eam 10.
near this D vii ch has connecirI VIVA ssItnrI,
iug v .ehin,; sl.p. Sash and Blind, BOAR nh.s nS
and Lath scary. tia ia fall operation, mas 80
rus af eu-lulu aud ia we'll stocked. psiscn ~
can gire bs personal attention ~ pr9lsrtco RI"
ir meds,elyto II. osbt NJ 49,,
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B. & W. KELLY.
WHOLESALE & RETAIL GKOCERS
psAIrKs H.
ary Goods, Guecn.wor". Hard ware,
Isoots and SHOES, Isats and Caps DC:


reGETnEk ~tih thousand different articies too
L numerous 10 mention.
We have un itaEa AID ~tll b- caiNahtlN rec iNlHS
laf,, ..Et w the ah"vr line Oh w" opening 81
Spfag. Our large sioes at Gr"certes w P@rnehtAf-
1, recommend; which viii be sold st ihs Low tst
Whoit sal. ., Retail Market Prices
- HnesaeaH \ y Sugar: 3 boxes soap,
20 hbI. erus' Il elar SUGAR: bale hoIe.- sFssi
q ~, < assorted Coffee; tHhpfn" anc ~leF't Cas-
2yu bushels Tried Apples: t6lasS OF ali rffcs.
So Da-hel- ralred peas he's Baskets ~ ranttH;
.tu bill. bbis 8 Cass- Tar. li'ch arc hcslh'
" or = gar house Baisiht arfanti Isics an"
and syrup aolasses; spices US NhIirH'
ht1. .an holden Svrup; Paints. dry Rid Ground;
tn ~ a.. aud th II. Y K esat and Pine thurns
NJ, tnu.. rial m a tpg.DNa.t Tubs md bucke,s;
iish r.,., 'oAs--Iari. Lnseed Tan.
an A. dI.. assorted Teas farl rers. perm and Ele.
,.r,tix 49,. plapts OILS
20 hf bis white fish and 4 t'rgr assortment o'
lake Trout; Qresi-sSr"t
: Roxe. nritp- Cod Fish. s,in tht- Take Salt
"a e.. S,,l. asserted; IS sacks Cd Alum SALT;
81 box.. dried Herring; oysters ara Saraincs'
81 do besi broopis. large ns.oHmrts"i -
50 hoyes Mould Candies; euee"s direct rom ue
10 hores Star Candies; Manufacturer
Corner OF Front St and Ferry Landing
k,so. wholesale Dealers Ia Wine, Brand. Monon-
cshaia and Common whisky.
Jan L., 1855
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BREAD, CAKES 4 CRACKERS.
Wholesale 4 Retail.
'I,FE subscriber having purchased one otActo,lnm
I ec,eb,atr, (,.aeks afarkims he fs prepared 10
furnish his customers and all others With Batter IONA
sugar Boston, oyster and Picnic rachers fiiot
Rrs.,i Cakes Rusk and Loaf Bread, nj wholesale or
retail The ABOVE trtcles will be sold as cheap as can
be bought in this part Of the country.
Bakery on Front. between Rock island ana ref'y
streets, shove the stean mills. Auordsrs rom tao
country promptly attended, to. .,., .a,pv
Davsnr ,tsMay 10Th, is5&-~trw-u
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10000 Fee,

- EAsoSKn rlnnrng-rlaned and ms,ehse--otm
y psrior quality FOR ssts by
BUR ELL, GIIlEr co.
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MOULD remind thsir old Cas,emers l1assesy ~ -
w esil oneriLS Doots, slossS no .N. = rh.,Ir
mn us sul n. "a on ID. s,ostes, notsss Win sssss
ucie ia tie sLvs department
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..uH ,e., Piano Porte instructor 10 tine word. eh
| srdson's modern school for fisno Fo"ee 20 "
~ nd q, No lie Claire Row.