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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-12-05

SAN "sTILL LIVES IN MoBnE.--At the mu.
nicipal election held in Mobile on Monday last,
'he Americans carried their entire tieket-M May
q eouncilmen and Aldermen--by majority Of
aooat ak hundred votes A truly cheering
uiumph, all the circumstances considered. All
nohof, then' to the gallant Americans of Mobile.
lacy nave not proven themselves unworthy the
name they bear and while we congratulate
.aem On the noble example they have set we
naVe me satisfaction Of believing that it will be
extensively initiated. . 8 - =
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-12-05

DIsrATcH The good steamboat Planter Capt.
Phelps, arrived last evening from Natchez, with
1880 bales cotton, having been absent i little
over four days. The Planter will Be ready
to recsire freight again to-day according to
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-12-05

The uoaA. The Core No. 2, under the COM
mand Of that old veteran. D. B. Mosby, arrived
with great load Of cotton, and leaves this
evening, st 5 O'clock, for Yazoo river.
Capt. Mosby knows every stump and snag in
the fazou River, and about every man, woman
and child who have settled onlthat river for the
past twenty-five years.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-12-05
CHARLES A. STEWART.

CHARLES A. STEWART,
AT Nos. III AND 17s CANAL STREET,
received ire the beauui splendid
MAHOGANY ARMo!Rs and BEpsTEADs,
IN addition to his hitherto large stock of--s
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE.
e fses wistag anything big line to hei, advan
iage TO give him call bsors purchasing slsswksrs ds aBt
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-12-05

fhonography, English, French, Spanish, Ger
man and mathsmatcs-new glasses begin this vsak i
each q these departments at Dolbeass commercial al
lege Special professors for each See sdyertisemspt
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-12-05
WEDNESDAY, MORNING, DEC, 5, 1855.

opAcHIrA REaIsTsR. Mr.. VIM. Al Hazelton,
editor and proprietor Of this useful journal,
published at Monroe, is now in the city and will
remain for q few days on business connected
with his prosperous and well conducted paper.
As the Register enjoys an excellent circulation
throughout rich and rapidly growing country,
our merchants will And 1t to their advantage to
advertise therein
Mr. 3. is stopping at the Arcade Hotel
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-12-05

me market closing very firm on all quarters The
only operations in Stocks to-day to our knovledve
100 shares Union Bank gross and 10 shares
New Orleans at &c. Some offers were made of St. Charles
Hotel.
The steamship Nautilus, from Brazos st. Iago, arrived
to-day bringing only s11s52 in Mexican dollars. The
market is inactive and the highest sales are at Ios
The steamship Grenada to leave tomorrow morning for
New YORK. takes on freight small amount of silver saw
sbiapss Y = di.sI. $4,000
-A.tRee ~
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-12-05


Asysssnsas - srkss, Win Published mon 81 s.
ssssdinsly; advertisement subscription
ss.,spsa sasi ~ asaassa Paid. The option
liberal Diseosnt wi u made . regular advertise
THE DAILy CREscENT9
Has which medium Tor navs lie
40 E4xnr PAfrz II serls,ss arssly reaching many b.
drea q hcsass At an early hour being before the
rsoesh Of basnsss heurs arsisa for
b sdv.atasecusly puhlisAsd IN IL columns.
THE WEEKLY CRESCENT
Ispuhfhsd every Monday morning year. Invariably in
Having ssnsss eirralatiea throughout Lcnsia
Aiskssirp 1kslzas Alabama Tsxss other statss,
81 n,akag their wares
commodities kaoAp. q per sous
- @.sIseo. ~ -.
WEDNESDAY, MORNING, DEC, 5, 1855.
OuAcHITA REG1sTER. Mr.. Vim. "A. Hazelto
editor and proprietor Of this useful journ,
published at Monroe, is now in the city and W
remain for o few days on business connect
with his prosperous and well conducted pape
As the Register enjoys an excellent circulate
throughout . rich and rapidly growing countr
our merchants will find 1t to their advantage
advertise therein n
Mr.. q. is stopping at the Arcade Hotel
The MAILS The Northern and Eastern ma
via Mobile failed yesterday from beyond Al
gusts. Ga No matter, MIR. Postmaster Geners
oampbell says there we're no failures Of the ma
from July 1854 to June 1855, and We suppos
we must consider ourselves fortunate if we hav
mail regular three times week. We receive
sons papers from Chicago yesterday, which SO,
something about Toe and snow.
OssERyATIoS Though from the cloudy stat,
Of ths atmosphere yesterday, We could not, ii
nautical phrase, take the sun, yet We could take
broad and comprehensive view Of the general
state Of afairse On the landings and the leyee. We
are satisfied that our good city is something more
than place, as our old friend and contemporary,
Beardslee, Of the Bulletin, used TO say and with
1906 bales Of cotton and countless quantities
Of other produce received this week, we have
reasons for congrstulation NTH all good friends
Of New Orlesns.
Africa. with dates to the Oath ult, Is nov fully
due ct Halifax. The St. Louis, from Havre, Is
also due at New York.
Corrox AND SuGAR The receipts for the
tFsnty-fou hours ending al 6 O'clock last even
Ing. we're BY the Planter, from Natchez, 1850
bales Belfast, from Memphis, 1881 Rapides,
frem Alexandria, 1859; Atalanta, from Cam
den, 6sS Cora, from Yasoo City, $3.50; Flor
ida, from Mobile, 339-total 10,497 bales Of
cotton, 8s7 hhds. sugar and 2,344 barrels and
S51 haR barrels Of molasses
The CoRA The Cora No. q. under The con,.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-12-05
Southern F,s,.s.tf,srs Ep-arerooms

sas. Proprietor Franklin Ma.an los s, es.,.. street.,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-12-05

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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-01-06

E,t1iXnrx, June i2, 1871. s
Messrs Evans q Watson, rhsarlrhia- GeHtIenrn'-,
te s o e e n,s ssS o c - Ge @ sov, we 1
i,Oul you having lted hooks aud IS cteetHally
after Undergoing ,cty severe leat IS Il" iirs Which
wharf, on the ScEu, kill, on lie 9Th .. jLhe, $50,
rUarS, very IcsIrctully,
,ePis.iiy RUsSKt.& 4 GuBniSs
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-01-06
HIGHLY IMPORTANT,

11F4R NfN@s1SI'
NJ ELSOS,S rIrmInn Chinese lu>tIHl Washing Fluid
lalor cI cX cusc IN washing Clutls aud tlnnSc CIsa
ins irsls hluI COiols washed y tlEt8 Enld VIII he
wlitcr and softer ilIhH than II hCGcIcd on the ETASs'-
siiSy herself Untlnt rOu hy @9ktrsN pcc OF otlOn
or Iiicnin the Fluid, full strength or q ll0aIs which
viii crd,ly SlOw thai must he mcly lllIl4rSs vixen
rio CIjHosh washing Fluid lswuTth t5tCc times tte
{I.e SiSpcncc which viii buy enough lof large family
wathins, WHICH eau he done ~ . or . l.9ll $.
MauWFCtuitd sd snld by tic Snh'cn.er, who aSlatHI
Is ucl,asrd Inc light for Ohio Oan!t Va,,,,,
''"sS''. JAS. " RLl.OR,
Ansa 30. 9h, uhiOnSt., Wlcrlf., Va.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-01-06
Whueling and IanesVilie llllv.
For Sunhsli



Great through Line for the last.
'I'lIH baltimore ard Ohio Rail Road fon Wheeling 10
| Baltimore, aud connecting with the Washington
anr Rail Road at the Junction tairly called te Relay
liDu.c) miles ltOn baltimore, and with the Phladtl
lila, Wilmn.tonand iiamGe Hall oid To Philadelphia.
The great tunnels nron the llle ale Bow cmlIcted, al
the Whole ioad is hi fine condition, presenting one o Tic
most ri( uTestlu! Niid TNlfllic r0po> IN lie world.
Tie nav and splendid steamers o. Tie Un0t lrc from
louisville and tiiciai connect with this road al Wheel
Ing, and through tickets o these places to baltimore,
Washington, hiladepls, &e may be led OIL agents,
Or on tliC hVIiS,
A. H., }WhccIns tinc) and arrives al Cumberland (20l
AlesJ = AMI alIow Ing wn nu there, az rlrcs IN
i!tlmOIt ESQ iulIe<, " Tie next Mnrlig Ma
King tic passaSc tmn; IN about " hOls, iHca'lre all
ht0pragcs,
without charge.
Wayhipsion al the Junction, AMI or philadelphia, al al-
tiurc, without extra charge Tayccrs h,c allowed ant
c tine aud rpDiuuiiy OF all WintS tnoMNin meals.
TGlmisl tlttcS ION Wheeling p llallim9Fc, !Sl,ll
privilege O lying aver anywhere on the lNnte,) SS,-o
Wushiii.ton S!Ia1-tO 10 pIilNeIPhia SlQt0 hc had on
heard The s,canEIS 0 Tie Union lire oI tc 0i9 ad Of
the I.ail Road Agents al Wheeling q H. PMh)M Mounds.
vil'c niT WM PNRKER. Mrh,l. Stlrl.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-01-06
No. j 1sslpor Phosphate Of Limo,'
yEi.sus .GuANO,n


IlS valuable fertilizer las lccl used for several year!
In ENgini air, OhGr pats Of Europe, hll hcS tn 81
aIO lmty tiG highest lank In popularity AMI The extent 4
which IL is used NlniE RaIiEeIs Its hrOucOl IN TIL
country by i SNycl her has rci Orc recent, but tt
plDgrss Il las mau IN EG estimation Of the public las
m heb, less marked ~ successful lhail ubI0al after lli
lrln ol thlcD yels Investigation Ol lis merits, IN wltl
tNc iNIe las lecn ttTy ntIhy ScrnpINli experiments
lic by liz Dst scientific asrenltmtStS and various
lnbs, Committees No. sde by sdc Peruvian tiuiho, a.
luis itlye value compared wtlN latter, and IN iNNsi
lnSultC preference Ettcn 10 he 'SIleT Phosphate o
inc,n Such crOltS as returned VIII shortly lie placed
lrle the public, ~hCh Will convey more thtUTn uti0n
than Tic subscriber tcnS DISPOSED to Olltr, as The Iu'
laCll,lrI, nj lip present moment. -
llsCieMtd CGHlMStlnnlsO Tint nature to Of olte AZ
'1I in1 AMI enlistment In s,Owil, Oi all ltsC CIfnbS,
us basis bchsmusled 0r ground nBoGst" te elHrsty q
wliCa tault Is altey wcll hnlwH and appreciated
wLiCl alG drcOmOSCd hY tc addition 81 one tI'ih tErir
weight Nr Supint Acd, To which lSastlcd alue notl'
ll1HOl Gan AMI SHrlntc vi AnmOlai hc l!trr Is one
III The most rt lent AGENTS ~ the hest Peruvian Gdah.
II Is rayy lilc htns ln perfect rOwleri II vii he
t0Id tuIjahG To all soils, warranted rIG and EChlH
apl when al uiy 10 10 OId as tillcactons as here e
WtEthird
Pamphlets will In Orwdrlrd on application to the sull-
ScIlbtr ~ In his EEruts, whose anES nc as follows;
ttcsSslS. MtGilNler% Sous, ltclhhlnl, Va,
10 l.uwlrii, IIaddy II 20, Petersburg, Va.
ID llOrtm 4 Nicl'lCau, aOrfollT, Va,
10 &, u StGwaii, fS1I Baltimore, Md.
4, u. nE EuRH,
Agricultural Chemist,
WtllihNl9IulTTh ma lslluh, y. Y,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-01-06

Readl Read!! Rcad!!!
,>r~tpiyI IN ,ctrtn ,vr ttcck rs low pOssihe, hc
t1Ie opeos our New GuOds, we viii, without y Smy
uklg aE0ll IL sell ON Dress tiools nt c"si hIst
waps lawn cmily GsG dtl.ii Az. " n%yS
If Nm want 10 try tho lOlsstyOf our advertisement,
call aid SSeUs Mt ,,.,..,t,,
no ~" s''.s - - SrSAIR Is llERVEf,
= EHS ,S,,GS nv "''s''' WM J, AR.NS SrR0SG.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-01-06
REGULAR PACKETS.
tinnpe Of Timc!'
u, s., MAIL DAILY LlHH
Wheoling and Pittsburgh,

+ rntea.. IA III VI. fine side wttcl 1Skt,, n r
th passengers STEAMERS a n n s.
Hs#SttSS.: FOREST cry, Tap stfSa,fjtiB
sssasSsiyssssl ttO. y, Moore, and Etf<1 sss1s
DlURNAL, rLrt. Asa Shepherd will run daily hriNct,
WIfcnc ard Ptshurgil-tle Forest cjty leaving wltr
rscyeTy Monday wCillcSdayand Friday anl The hglI
nal every Tpr,Iay, TllrslNy aA saturday. at VI
arriving WrlISyillc IN time to connect with he CcNc!
land cars and at Pittsburgh IN time Tor the Ens lIECS
kaxt. Rciurnrg-the FnJcs city leaves ltShnTSh eve.
ry Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday, hl the DuilMl eN-
ely Monday Wednesday, and Friday al ~ Nj aTriNnt
al Wheeling III time for c ms llles ini ohiu,
I tFur lIciGit uI passage, apply OH h0arhOrio
:. T., BAKER ,S Co, .tstnt.
tThIOush tickets for Cleveland, lncdr ManrCc Ne
tln.j Mlwaike, Chicago, BlAO and llunkll k,sud Al ic
HtlIeF Of \, q liIHER e. "a. fNhi 8
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-01-06

rDrt hn,tirs uG l,Utdeh's cecbrAlrd FalaiIy Msdi-
TLrtr lie hest Family medic lEeE lUw III Ess heiES
rccy safe aud will cue 'c alails 10 tic I'ire
iio,,,. ]. a. VOW ELlts
',Ia 9i tlrfIm StIcrt. agent,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-01-06
Wotioe

GAPS,
/, ECEl vEn thIs day, tlc hest assortment Of Gents,
l{jOnhs, si Cidlc,s Clo Sals, eyer ss9Ss n,. -
sIviS a,a 1ialty They CIlIs ~ Ialt as lN!IIWs;-
dents t,ih olcrN, black and whites senis lalT clOlhuo
black, lfNt and green idng, Mgg AMI NlHIo sss
'"SS,nft' SS,nnt "'''S'N s. u. HARPER n son.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-03-23
sPR1NG 1855.

II aVlAG removed from our old stand on MARI 4
street. and leased the south cortcr OF that nnS
hlncent row o. stores recently erected on Pourib
pei" cen Locust and Vine streets, known az
THE TEN BUILDINGS.
we are prepared TO offer country az fnll
ana coinplete aA assortmentof
= FANCY g. STAPLE DRY GOODS
as VIII be found In the west. While our stock win he
second TO none in the finer and more EXPENSIVE do.
partmenis particular will be TAX en- 10 s,pply the
every DAY wants OF Housckecpers with honest. we /
nue. Ts iao , al me lowest remnneratine prices.
Inc system we have adopted for the conduct OF our
busnesswe hope will meet with general approval a.
u AIMS at putting every one on perfect equality
our goods will be ma rlxed in nla IN,
nguresS ana under mo cipcu m star Z
Will any deviation be made from III q
ma rked prices.
In our second story, apart from the retail de
ment, we viii at all times have large reserve st Elk
COUNTRY MERCHANTS
can supply themselves with the finer Fancy goods ~,
10 DC found ia the regular wholesale hOases, In
EMBR0IDERIES AND hosiery
weknow from the magnitude OF our stock we can of.
Ter usnal Inducements.
Soliciting the patronage Of all classes guarantee
respectful attention u every custnmer that comes to
our counter. WILSON 4 COOPER,
Ten Build ngs,
Cor. Fourth Il Locuststs,
March IL 50 -d-wlm 's t&a st. Louis, No.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-03-23

NOVEL Place OF Contamination the
2linst., stage-drver named Washington
Miller, missed 50 bill while in a drinking
saloon in Albany, N. T., and having pro-
cured the as sistance of an officer, searched
suspected person named Teelin, but
without success, until the officer, catching
the fellow by the back of the neck, hooked
an enormous. chew of tobacco out of his
mouth, in the center ofwhich the IS note
was found. snugly ensconced. Teelin was
then committed to answer.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-03-23

RATHER BirrER-The following is said
10 have taken place on u late occasion at
the house, OF Douglas Jerold douglas,
dear, said his wife, appealing to him, in
small feminine dispute, I'D you think | am
generally bad tempered"
mo my dear" said he, ~ think you are
particularly so.'
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-03-23

The evening OF Thursday last was made
gloomy in ~. Louis by the rapid succession
or three melancholy accidents, each OF
which resulted in the death of citizen OF
that ilI-starred city. Justice Peter Cruess,
an old and well iknown inhabitant, fell
down tile stairs lending TO lawyers Office
on Chestnut Street and was killed; man
riding on an omnibus, on Third Street, fell
from It's top and was so badly injured as to
make his death certain, and an Englishman,
named John Stead, fell from furniture
wagon on which he was riding, bringing a
bureau down with him which, falling on his
head, killed him instantly.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-03-23

HEALrHy-For the month ending Monday,
Feb. 9Th, there has not been death in this
town: This is little sin gular for popu-
lation OF six or seven thousand.-P Plymouth
Roct.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-03-23
Wall Paper
NOTICE

HE subscriber having purchased the stock and tax
the stand occupied by G.. Munger. as Clothing
Storc takes this method Ia inform the citizens OF paven
port and vicinity that ha has nmeuced the above bus
mess. shall start East this day TO purchise my spring
and summerCl thing. Hats, Caps and gentlemens Fhr-
pishng Goods and will prob!bl! return about The
first of apr with as good stock can he purchased
in the East. which will sell cheap. Intend Keeping
large stock of ready made Clothing Cloths Cassi-
me res and Vcstigs. and will be prepared 10 make gar
ments to order. shall be very happy to wait on Mr..
gers old customers and all others that want goods
in ns line at his I'D stand Second street, opposite
lie Claire Row wher, Mr. NJ, will remain in my employ
for the present EDWARD ALDEN.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-03-23

-aTnn RvERs.--The St. Louis Republican
,ofthe 18th says:-- sa
The Mississippi at this point was rising
Yesterday, at about the same rate which we
reported fot the previous. day, fifteen inches
A ~ enty.four hours Four and hall feet
il reported on the Lower Rapids, and eight
or nine feet from Keokuk to this point
The Illinois is rising at the rnte Of two feet
m twenty Tour hours. A dispatch from
.Coonvitie, dated l4th u',, says the Missouri
IL filing fast at that point, and weather very
cold. There is now ten or twelve feet Of
water between this point and Cairo.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-03-23

A sour, windy. disagreeable morning al
though mild. Mercury 3s dogs.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-03-23
Bounty Lands.

THE undersigned having an agent in Nashlhcl oR
| CITY arc prepared to obtain Warrants Tor P,'t.'s
Untitled 10 receive them nnder the rev bonht! L"hu
act with promptntss and despatch. ,n.rxr
March I. 1858 COON eah"r'''.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-03-23

No 35--A splendid farm onthe Mississippi River ls
miles below Dave, port in Muscatine county COZ tain
ing 355 acres lOG under cultivation; ~ in
pasture aud Is in limb 50 acres Of River Bottom
20 d buildings and upwards of2O0 fruit trees in fun
bearng-apple. peach and cherry--Priee Sls per
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-03-23
"A Rare Bargain Offered

"A Rare bargain U1fered.
4 DWELLING house with six hne convenient
rooms situated on lie Cha re street between Third
aud Fourth streets with lease for fifteen years, is
ready for sale at a low Cash Price, by
FULLER X PEASE.
Enquire at the Office or Or. Myers, Dentist
Mch 9th Ir5J-d.tf
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-03-23

No33--A va,uabi. Lot containing six acres on th,
Mississippi River opposite Molihe; grea, bargon
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-03-23

No 3l--A valuable piece Of property near East Dav
export, border ring Duck Creek, nta ing IS
nearly AL fr need with good nouse--Price 500 pc
acre
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-03-23

No pa great bargaiu; farm on Wapsepinieon
containing 25Gacre.; IS Of which under cultivation
dwelling houses stable crib and well--Price SIS
per acre ,
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-03-23
JACOB WEAVER, JK., 4 CO.

JACOB WEAVER, JK., Il CO.,
~ ENERAL Agents Storage. Forwarding and Com
\ mission Merchants. tor the purchase and sale OF
Flour Grain, Produce, Lumber, and Manufac-
lures Of all Descriptions
Corner OF Iowa and Fourth streets
Opposite New PENNSYLVANIA House. Nearthe Depot.
Consiguments respectfully solicited Darenpon
aud char ges moderate Iowa
REFERENCES.
J. n j. BOXER, New York BoLLMAS&GARRrsos,P Pitts.
jos : Lax, ESQ, SpAxs IL Co. do
B.spHAM N Sons. Phiia. KING, pEssErk6 Co do
STes~, G,RREr n Co - B.GALEy, CosGRAyE AGO do
Geo. KICK < Co. Tin. O. WIN. NICELY Co do
J g. C. BcrLyR d Co" HALL X STEER do
J ,e SHArrEK Hamilton % JoIIs ID. DAy &, do
The undersigned having Located themsc'vesa At Dav-
export Iowa. for the urpo.e ofcarry ing on the above
en- and respectfully Ark share Of their patronage
All lavors win receive special attention and dispatch
upon the most favorable terms.
JACOB WEAVER JR.& Co.
Feb! card 1855.
The Western Massachusetts, Insurance Comply.
Pittsfeld, Mass
Cash Capital, Si3O,uoo
Berkshire County Mutual Insurance Co;
fittsield, Mass.
In sh r tpital 100 600 AcoHired Capital 8 100, 90
Once in Z. Buford's Block MYRON II FISH. Agt
Illinois st. Rock Island, Ills.
Once in Commercial Building.
No. Second door. JOHN HoAlH, agent.
Jan DIFF Davenport. Iowa
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-03-23
FURNITURE AND uPHOl STERY!
Wholesale and Retail by
SCARRIT & MASON,
st. Ionfa Mo

A\tk take pleasure In saying 10 friends and the
w public In general. that our Stock Of FINE Mcdi
NM ana common furniture, was never more conn lete
and deserving the attention Of purchasers either at
wholesale or retaiii full suits single artteI, stha
atfhe present
we sia spare no efortt, keep the most com plete
assortment Ia our line, in tho West. Our Good, are
made here, swell as Fast by the best wor m n, and
mus eombinethe greatest variety and latest stylcs
with the cheapest and most substantial.
We ticrs rs well as all other purchasers are iuvi.
ted TO call and look through our Mammoth Ware
Rooms
Orders also from all parties having Furnitur to buy
Tor themselves or Others are specially solicited with
the assurance ofoar best endcav merit contin
uaice OF the liberal aidence and patronage have
so long received.
SCARRIT MASON
Washington Avenue. bet. Second and Third sts.
March 9Th, Is5 tdNw
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-03-23

The snh rhaving sold out HIS stock would inform
his old friends that he will remain present at bis for
mer stand Second street where he will be happy TO
stend to their WAITS. which he hopes TO do more iuiy
han he has before been able TO do.
Davenport Mars IS. c. MUNGER
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-03-23

No 45-A Farm in clinton containing 100 acres, 81
of which is under faHce. and 60 in cultivation. upon
which is erected mi finished log house stable and
COW house, with good well of water. Sec 8 -
10. Also 40 acres Of Timber Land On the Wapslpih!