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COMBS, PANS, AND FANCY GOODS
WILLIAM TASKER

N PARK Pi4Ct. NV YORK. InTites the attention
1Os Of southern aud eserD Merchants u his new stock
of Fa 'oHts la Tooth and Nail Brushes aides Reti-
cuiss PeTfuEeTy soaps, Pore M0naes Jet and Bead
Bracelet Pocket BOs Dress Buttons Prs and Needles
Hooks aad kyeS, Watch Guards Wax Coral and Glass
BeA3s, Necklaces, &c. India Rubber Combs Canes Balls
and TOYS every description Scissors Razors and Cut
ler7 Gold and cot JeWeiy Aceorde0ns and YiOins, in
euGlug general and very large stock OF English French
and GerHaL 1cv GuO6s, which will be sold ut the T5ff
lowest pness sar Casa or APPR0ysD PAPER-
.s Orders by letter selected and put up in the Lest
manner WILLIAM TASKER
rov--lvd 10 PARK PLACE, NEw ioEK-
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SUNDRIES.
r. c. M'NAIRY & CO.,
40. S. College st., Nashville, Tenn,

RE now receiving their FALL STOCK OF y v
IA GOODS to which they would respectfully invite ts
attention of the public. .-.. ..l....
Embroideries.
They have now opened for sale the handsocst and
varied assortment Of Embroideries brought Nash
ve from which the ladies would de well to ssIect early
Their .. I'd - .El4 .
Silk Goods. Ribbons, Trimmings, ETC.,
Will surpasS all previous displays.
Carpets. '-- - '--
In few days they will receive rich and extensive sup
ply Of Carpets selected in the East by Their buyer ex
pressy for this trade and which they intend sell
cheap 70 make it to the interest Of every buy
them. Their stock in this department will be SI0o0e
Also of every thing in their line Of business they viii
keep constant supply of the best quality at the lowest
price. .I4 CO.. b.
Desiring to close their Summer stock before going ns
their New Store, they selling below cost. Let all who
desire good bargains give them call.
: anzIR-n
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Wayne, GrenYille \ Co..
General Commission and Forwarding
chants.

General Commission and Forwarding Mer-
chants.
8 Il "a NNAH, q A. .--- .-.----
VKTE viii continue forward all Goods to our care
w under the arrangement and at the same rates
goods
The reduction of freight from 15c to Sc per foot on the
Philadelphia and New y erk steamers to tifs city, will
give Savannah i'll greater facilities than heretofore as the
shipping port for Middle and East Tennessee while there
redrayage between Savannah aud Nashville as on
the Charleston route. .--r
Our house at Chattanooga will make purchases of Grain
for orders from the Eastern ports and will make ad
yances upon ell Produce sent OI sale shipment when
desired
ss3 Our house is kept open. Epidemic or no Epidemic
july6-2m - WAYNE, GRENVILLEk 4 Co
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Nesg Gas Fixtures.

USI re8eiFed very handsome lot Cf CII IIANDALfERS
- ana other arte.es line, and If you ever intend
u pave the 5as 10 your huse cannat ind IA
voraol= unls Tor selling cheaper than ever nd
nave the err best HorSIEeu enpbyed, aud guarantee
do the very he>t work
Nehrre al Lpdsof Fixtures rom the large SIX Light
Ch4ldeltr the ainest Pendant We have Chandaliers
thai cn b. 0sed for Gas andles and parties living of
the ltae q tns g s pipe be furnished fshionabs
ChSudiierS, other materials until the Gas pipes
reach tiei. ureui ses
Gas vlK Of all kinds. either fer SrxAu on GAs
done with ie-paaen Apply TO H. ksudricz The office
OF the Gas set Company.
ulyS E. L DAVIS A CO.
R5GG-ES AND AETHR RAC1TE COAL AT AUCTION.
n ID itiOn REGULAR Grucery sale advertised for
thjs nurHiag. viii sell for cash
70 hand Vme New Bugges;
% Casks Anthracite Coal
The later received tasSprng and ordered 10 be
osed maAl5 DAVIS & SWAMI.
TO THE PUBaIC GENERALLY.
NJ q g is hereby gwen tLat thu long and filming
~ scretll7Cm- nts caHg0nIug the puh fru ing
"ArJmatlc Schiefam Ser apps Cm any Une bur them
selves and PrOhOuncIng al Ohsr cles syurous Is mere
ly done to- ths rupUse o ug that els has
gnure d-tic- os AROMATIC ScHNAPPs bot the
unders gned axes tins method Of denying these tecsuts
by murnns the public thai iheJ have for sale genuine
article o. SC1apps made and imported expressly ortheir
House. which IS warranted good superior % any
DINERS he United ates Gving been compelled To get
ing been pulled and down often that few will buy
Believing cur word 10 be sufficient guarantee are
willing 10 leave the merits Of Schnapps 10 the iud2-
ment of a nberal aud discriminating public.
We are very respectfully,
july2' LYONS CO.. 10 Cedar st.
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n ANTED.

LADY an eKperieneei teacher, desii es situation
n - alls 2, y or school she h1S been long resi-
dent 4 Ia S5u.t aud has taught N fLglnA oe can
,,r,,,, nj fe-e9ess for respsctabjhty OF chGrac-
tr md c.s rg 10 isiruct in the following branches,
u,;-sh treush Bus.s, % aaIng, Painhng IN OIL and
Ta,c 20 T. ssry nnt 80 great an obIe as pleasant
residence IN a Sss-teru climate
Fo ur.her particulars address Mrs MARTHA II. HA-
En- LVLGon, 0lio, Madison Co. June5-wn
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TESTIMONY FROM TENNESSEE.

TESTIMONY FROM TENNESSEE
Or. H ScaRBoRoUGH Dover Tennessee, August %,
1883 says have sold all the German Btters you have
sent me- and if the preparation confines to do much
good as has doEe srA be the best medicine eUer s0Ld
hare"
l. SoDGRAss, Spara, Tennessee, August 90 1885, says:
" am pleased 10 state that your German Bers has given
satisfaction III every instance where II has been used"
b. I. BoLLEs HiSboFOugh Tenuessss, August 20, 1883
says an pleased 10 state that the German Bitters has
given general satisfaction"
Dr. FAzre q Bro. Knoxville, Tennessee, 9Th April,
1851, said: " Your Bitters selling very fast and
every person that has used it, far have been able
to learn, has been benefited" E,
j. ". FRANKLIN & Co, Gallatin Tennessee December
50, 1850, said: /" The firm will want of your Bit
ters soCn asone of the partners thinks it is great med
cine" -..-... 90 ...-. .--.4 0-..-a
r. HARDY, Bolivar, Tennessee, September 10, 1852,
SAID There great demand Bitters here please
send another lot soon" .--.-E
- They eatjrely Vegta5e free from all injurious
Ingredients always strengthen the system and never pros
tTaTe 1t.
~ Sold by dealers in Medicine and StOrekeepers ev
eTywheru.
.sg- Sold in Nashville by Berry Demoville, Brown
Grubbs Ewn Brothers. H. G. Scove, and dealers in med
cine generally. ImchlO'55-d&wly
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TO CONTRACTORS.

d R0POSALS viii be received at my Office in Tszsvegl
Claiborne county Tenn. until the Suth day Of aug
ust for 5ae Masonry OF Bridges lover Cnch and Hol
stOn Rivers for the Cincinnati Cumberland and Charles
ton Railroad
The above Bridges are high Zone IS feet the other 50
and very long The work must be commenced immedi-
at7y after day of letting put in the foundation
during the low water Of the Fall months
Will also receive proposals until the lSh day Of OcO-
per Tor The Graduaion and Masonry Of that part OF the
above men.oEed Road, lying between Beans Station,
ralaer county and the town Of Newport Cooke county,
$50 niles The above WORK is heavy and well worthy he
attentions OF Contractors. The Of payment VII BE-
"io.iy CAsH r. OWEN
q july29AtJ Oetlsw chief Fns-,sss-
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-TO THE PU8,IC GENERALLY.
HENRY MUSHROOM,

CHARLESTON s. O.,
Agent New York and Charleston Steamers,
COMMISSION AND FORWARDING MERCHANT
FORWARDS all kinds of prOduce consigned to his care
ireeof Commission by the steamers 70 New York
Liberal advances made on Wheat and other produe9
consigned 10 SpOford, Fieston Co.. New York.
iulv Tim
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a VALUABLE TRACT nF I.ANn rnR saIr

Vie undersigned offers his valuable Farm Situated nm
1 Coffee County, three miles frum Pelham and sx
miles from HsbOro the read from Nashville 10 Chat
tanoogs and about three hundred yards Om the Pleasant
Plains Male and Female Institute and contaus about four
hundred and twenty-five Said farm has been long
esteemed of the very best the county and located
IN healthy section, entirely exempt from the visitation Of
an malignant diseases There about two handred and
twenty hye acres OF cleared land all under q good fence
ana IN h gh state of cultivation. There two comfort
able dwelling houses, cOmmodious r. stables with
comfortable negro houses. ln short is well improved
sad lar IN has most fertile and productive SOIL adnira-
oy adapted % the cut.ivaton OF grass clover and small
gram, &C. and car be made Of the best stock farms in
Middle IeaneSsee-havng suihciency Of At svery
necess lry point.
,essi0n can be bad at any time Persons desiroug
ct purchasing. respectfully invited 10 examine The
premises and learn of the subscriber the parcua as to
The terms &c, lfebSWtfl p II. PRICE
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Races.
X@f % k@a

THE races on the WALNUT COURSE, NashvilIe
Tennessee, viii commence Monday the "a day Of
September and continue the we follows:
hUNDAY-Stake for years old, 500 entrance; $50
forfeit. Two mile hears
TUESDAY-Staks for 8 years old; one mile beats;
500 entrance; forfeit Same day stake for year
Olds single heat Cf mile; 100 entrance; $50 for.
felt
WEDEESDAY-Club Purse. $40O; two mile heats
ThURSDAf-Club Purse, $5O15 mile heats best three
in five
FRIDAY-Stake tor three year olds; two mile heats;
5000 entrance; $50 forfeit.
sane day stake for two year olds; mile heats; $500
entrancr: $50 forfeit
.%ATURDAY-Cub Purse $500; three mile heats with
inside sale, $500 entrance, $50 forfeit.
In the above stakes three more l., make race To
name and close the lst dav Of August
junel7-td AN. kOUNDTREE Proprietor
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ELECTRIC MILL.
'oe rlsnSaticn Corn Feed FIGURING Eills Hana-
t 21f Tcn ths beat quaIity of F.. Rurr.

= Iaetnred rom the heft quaIitv ~ F-1-ot So
. tlURR MILL STONES III sf y v : - ru1t'
- sfZss. hard ard made 10
order. Smut Nils Mil mons n"T
Mill Gearing Belrine Hoisfin1 E@x--=-7rn
aud Regulating Screws Screen - l
Vine, uaHIsel Irons Plaster Of
Psris Dutch ARker Brand ~ IfIWNA
Boiling Cloths, Of ali mum kAtlmEA
beTs. -A1 e4<Tcfst3
All articles sold by me warrant %HsE-zA
ed to be Of the best quality or the
money refunded
Mers, Milwrights, Farmers. and otbe,s ~. -.
fuY invited to examine my stock before -
where. 0
All orders and communications promptly attenJa5 -.
= JOHN W. BRADFORD.
meh1-eotw&Wly Cor Broad and High sts Nashvills
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UNION AND All ERICAN.

oFFIcE-coRNER CHuRCA AND cl1EaRY STREETS.
THE WEEKLY UNION AND AMERICAN n IS furnished
t.rsibscrfbers At 81 90 per annum in Advance g
Tie RIFEEKLN is published every Tuesday, Thursday
apd Satardsy at s. 90 per aplum, in advance; if not
paid in advance, s6 90.
The DAILY is published ai Eight Dollars.
tz-Tlis MONEY, IN ALL CASES, TO ACCOMPANY
SUBSCRIPTIONS. 81 20 aats.. Fsa1.f. 81
Reittances Of subscriptions may be made By mail at our
risk.
No paper @ be sent out Of the State unless the order is
accompanied with the cash.
We wish it distinctly understood that paper viii
be discontinued until all arreages paid, ezcept at the
option Of the publishers.
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NEW GOODS.
VNTE have just received stock Of Spring Goods
w consisting Of Silks, Berages Moire Antiques Print
ed Jaconet Muslns, superior Blesched and Brown Mus
Inns, Hosiery, Mts &c SC Also geaeral stock of Sta
pie Goods, Linen Drill Cotonades, Tckngs Sylvan Mills
Goods for Servants Cassineres and Yestngs which
are selling remarkably low for cash. .-.-
We shall be very happy 10 old customers and
many new wish To purchase good Goods at low
pricesi THURSTON BER RNARD,
apl2 " No. 9 Union street
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HUNDRED DOLLARS REWARD!
GREAT SPECULATION


XATE Offering for sale the most accOmmeda-
w ting terms desirable ira t of land, containing
abOnt 20 acres, situated from to 2 miles from the city
fronting the Broad Street Turnpike Said land be
divdedinto IA lots of EACH all timbered and many
Of them commanding Building sites. Said land is imme
dately opposite the handsome building lots sold by W.
II. Gordo1, ESQ.,, and Messrs Geaves Bowling and 9TH
ers The neghborhOod very desirable and settling up
by many of our best citizens TermsAn unusually long
credit will be given for bearing interest in Bank
satisfactorily secured and lien retained Don't all call
at once J. L. 4 K. W. BROWN,
uueIO-2m f-rI Cherry Street
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NASHVILLE JOCKEY CLUB,

g. 49,
Fall Meeting--Nashyille Course.
THE RACES OVER THE NASHVILLE COURSE
Il will commence on MONDAY. the l7TH Of SRPTxNBER,
1855, and continue the week
FIRST DAY-Monday. I7th.-A Sweepstake for year
olds; OJ entrance; $50 forfeit Two mi e heats.
SECOSD DAY-Tues5av. 1sth.-A Sweepstake for
year Olds; $500 entrance; $50 forfeit Mile heats.
SECOND RACE "A Sweepstake for year olds 300 en-
trance; $2j forfeit. Mile out.
THIRD DAY "Wednesday lgth--Jockey Clsb Pursy $3.50
entrance. Two mile heats
FoUR1H DAY-Tbursday, 20-A Sweepstake for year
olds; 500 entrance, $50 forfeit. Two mile heats.
iIFTH DAY-Friday, 2lst.-Proprietors Purse $50
trance. Mile heats. best 3 in >.
RACE-A Stake for year olds; $50 entrance D.
or p with $50 added by the Proprietor.
SIXTH DAY Saturday, 22d.-Joekey Club Purse; sS01
entrance Two mile heats
SlcoND Race Purse $50 for Saddle Horses; S95 en-
trance added Nile Out feather weights Three
to make race; and close lst Of September 1855. Three
entered. T. ANDERSON,
luiyz2- Proprietor.
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RAYMOND & CO.'S
QUECR CURE

Z E<EA<hSsH
T0R the Instant relief Of Pain and tue prompt and cer
i tain cure Of various Local determinations and of
Spasmodc and Nervous Diseases general this Medicine
stands preeminent and rapidly supercedins whsr
is known, the numerous enbrOcatiOns Hnifnens
and pain killers, before the public .-
Composed OF eight different articles of the Mseria Ne
dca 1t combines once, the active properties pow
erful Nervine, Anti spasmodic, ExpecOrant Carninave
Antacd, Alternative, DaPhorelic Dusive SmalaHt apd
Counter Irritant Possessing does The abOvenamed
properties in eminent degree its efficiency and power
as ren edy, as, also, ITS adaptation TO great variety Of
diseases, IS at once apparent.
long and extensive trial Of tits preparation in prvae
prasce great VARIETY OF painful affections and he al
most nyariabe attending its use has pressed
with the belief that a remedy for the immediate relief
of PAIN and the speedy of the diseases for which Is
recommended, 1t has equal in the world. Prompt and
powerful in its operation instantly relieves pain whether
external internal quets irritation whether 10
cal or constitutional quickly controls the most violent
spasms and speedily subdues local inhammati0ns
Although but short time has elapsed is intro
dueton 70 public notice. yet it has by its own unpreee
deuted success Its % high popular favor and has
proved itself the ST remedy known for The quick
OF Rheumatism, Neuralgia. Tooth ache, Local nt
nation, Stiff joints Cuts and Bruises Burns and Scads
Caked Breast Sprains Pain in the Side Back Breast
Sore Threat and Piles 1t will instantly relieve Palpitaos
of the Heart Difficulty of Breathing Colds and Coughs
As remedy fer Coughs, it has equal it has cared
chronic Cough OF many years standing Headache in
usually relieved by it in ten m1uies IL speedily
Cholera Morbus and Cramps ia the stomach Bowels 1t
promptly relieves Asthma Finally. can, with great
il Tor the speedy and Certain OF
Dyspepsia: II has cured cases Of hIs troublesome
disease, and will seldom fail when taken according The
directions.
az Prepared by RAYMOND & Co, CentlsvilIe. Tenn
~ Sold by DRUG gists and Merchants every where.
- Price Is cts per BOYLE.
AGENTS IN NASHVILLE:
ENIN BRuTHER-, Wholesale Ag'ts,
BERRY DENUFILLE,
q. W. HENDtRSAUIT,
II. e. SCOYEL.
ap29w6m BROWN & GRU BIS. -
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TENN ESSEE MANUFACTORY j
SYLVAN MILLS,

SYLVAN MILLS,
SHRLBYyILLE, TENNESSEE.
~ ILLELAND Il CO, Manufacturers of all kinds of
III COTTONA DIS, APRON CHECRa PL5LDS
AND STRIPES ITCRZNGS, STRLP,D OSK4B C-RGS
for servants TTVZlGB, &c.
large and full line of the above Goods can always be
found at Messrs. TRABUE LUCUS', No. "a Public
Square Nashville Tennessee at factory prices which
have recently been so reduced fully compete Wthanv
mandatory either North South We resp ctfulIy re-
quest city country merchants call Messrs Trsbus
Lucusour only agents at Nsshvle-and examine the
Goods. GILLELAND 4 co.
sg- We are the agents for the above Goods and re-
specuy request city and country merchants to call and
examine them. We have just received large lot
mayl7 TRABUE & LUCUS.
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SIX MINUTE FREEZERS.
ENTE have just received additional supply of the Ice
w Cream Freezers, for making Ice Cream in SIX
MINUTES.
Common Freezers and Tubs;
Ice Water Pitchers Ice Picks and Malles;
Preserving Kettles; Hammered and Cast Brass:
French Porcelain Kettles and Sauce Pans;
do Timed Iron Sauce Pans;
Fruit Cans of all Sizes for putting up fruits and
vegetables Jane5 SNOW MACKENZIE co.
PATENT SAD IRONS.
nNE OF the most valuable Of Inventions with which
~ the ironing tor family be done with five cents
worth of charcoal.
Tailors' and Box Irons;
Ironing Stoves and Furnaces;
Preserving Furnaces, &C. &c;
Iron Spoons, of all sizes.
juneS SNOW, MACKENZIE & CO
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CARD.
HAVING opened in Store No. 55, College ST.,
we hope TO OurOd friends and customers and as
disposed to do every thing in for their ae
cOmmodation, hope will be offended at, or deem us
unreasonable for the adoption of the following rules in the
future conduct of our business
Ne Goods sent out on appreciation.
Ne samples given.
No Goods taken back or exchanged when bought
No Goods bought by Servants, or upon verbal orders
will be taken back. r c. .McNAIRY d co.
dec3-tf B&Tw
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rITFTnE 8 ARpnTT

No. IS Cedar street. Nashville,
A RI uow receiving their Spring and Summer stock of
~ FINE EEADl-MADE CLOTHING AND GENTS
FURNISHING GOODS, Of every description. Also, an
assortment OF Cloths CasSmeres and VeSngs Of the Ia
test styles which will be made to order in fashionable
stvie. aU6-f
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ECts{tEDE q CARMICHAE
hURSERYMEN, FLORISTS AND LANDSCAPE GAR
DENERS,
LIN WOOD NURs e

Tire Eaes from The Gtg on tie HitlsborO' Zar7pike
TTAVE for sale Fruit Trees Grape Vines Ever yv-E-
! / greens aud Ornamental Trees Shrubs Roses, rs
GreanhOuse Plants Usage Oranges for Hedges, DC Gar
deDs laid modelled Bouquets order at all
sons. Tdec2s-I2m
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Lamps!

H~95saaH saa 4ampsl a8 .naisaaa8
A hARGk assortmept Of Gas, T1uA asd On s.->.
now opening and for sale lcw al
may 10. 80. ~st tst+. II A. n ElHrAu~
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BROWN & NcD0E1T0~

Rad, I,rse, rs ,asr ss, y aT.ils,ins .,
'ne g, o~a on Beck Si"re, ard a. si,a : r. soove
si res :. sess, 70 esass s.osk cscss
ng. sins Vsix ,.a'tne'e- fweeds, Beaysss. vest.
nee esrsfenss s,s s nth. business I sy -, o rss
price as sry a,s garment. "a AZ :. reasonable
visii., mould y i.. the iLablsan.s 81 ns,.nro. @ s
made Up. Allorders iii receive s,. rs"rs,1
Son, eaa ,sss A., Brown 4 Mel ONALNs
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FrHuy UtIWteU EIpHL aHU oeUJHu'
MAY I'd. Ia55-dwtf WlCKERSHaM X HfCk

J 5NIcGOwAN'S PATENT
Nl DOUBLE ACTION
SUCTION AND FORCE
PUMPS AND PUMPING
ENGINES.--The uniersign-
ed would rcspcrtfdll! invite
the attention of the public
generally 10 these Pumps,
us the best Pump now in
use;simpicin their construc.
tion; compact, dnrable, and
not tablet to getoutoforder;
we'll adapted for forcing a
large body of water to a
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RENWICK q SON, gss
STEAMBOAT AGENTS, 0RWARDlNG, STORAGE
AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
Baxaar Landing,

-
~ ESpECrFULLy call the attention ofiarmers, ship
IL pers and tho public ssseraliy to TINS adVertfe
They win al all times be ready 70 store and sfipe
,ry description OF produce aud merchandise To h'
.nl .eil on commission, and trust, by prompt and
to the interests OF all VINO ma! NpT
them with thor patronage TO merit the pubiic eeLa
denco. assn ri ft-' 1T, -, II . .
snucous building recently erected by Mr. Fur -, 9
,ynatud the Bazaar, to which s attached eonim"
jcns landing for steamboats, at all stages OF the rive
na no,,:sses vantages favorable to the importer 81
hnper not the least Of which is that no drayage WI
itLa es reiwttLa Warehouse. Mayo. lssa-es
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A1olinf.

SEARS, WOOD 4 Co.,
Bedstead Manufacturers, Lumber Merchants
and Dealers in Planed Flooring,
MOLINE, ILLINOIS.
THE only esta blishmeniin the West whore
l. SHERW Celebrated TURNIN 6
LATHE is used for turning PRIsMATic FORMS; such
Nepeis, Balnsters, Bed Posts, Table Lsgs, and,t
work too various to enumerate, with the f
.Houldings Of all into squares Of aay number o,
taste may sagrest. Making the most perfect A nd
beautiful work that fancy desire, and aayiny the
appearance OF e0stigearped cork.
June IL, lS5i-trw-f
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ALFRED J. JANsoN,
Proprietor Of the
RAPIDS MILLS. LIE crAypr

w aeel constantly on Ia nd and fer .s~ a...>
sl1s o. every variety OF ise for bsiii;ns
Being al abs bea ior cabinet work and
edlogs Of best quali,. and In mniii,S ~ ssleet-
- me NILS reining every wee In he vs.,
inc. snofth notice at any
,'s' iurnlshesIambsr Sffui sisss and I, i.
Feb q. iS55-dtf - AssL Aisttsss
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HIGHLY IMPORTANT 70 OVTxRa IN
HOISEA 10000 -

John MCCONNELL. ve,.r,rsr So.
~ htoehe.ter n ,bcgs resfecihuib 10 isform% % ~
pubic maj nc mas located IN Daveapaft vhsre ~ -
noiseis sn.lest 10. After going through a sk~,n,rS
course ofstady for the pr essioI and hayi NJ wse
Years good Practice on al ia ds al diseers - ~
pr.daee as good iestimonisl. as sny ether 81
Of New YORK feels harp, 10 say that he viii ess
him. NTFTf~ A'"scmPs0y
Spearing's Stable, on Secu, d ST. Al hIker q
n. b. Guaranteed Recipes sold m .nx
tas dista nee on, afarrier. ~ "' PetsoanNlAe
Davenport, Sept. Sth lSsS aw-,f
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poots ano Sbofs.
STAND FROM UNDER!
ROOT,S A M ,ST/O rs !!

7 AN am now preparation thief Hand winter trado
with from ~ 600 10 $4,000 parsof Roots and Shoes
comprising one OF the most extensive stocks ever
brought To tlis market made up solely for thistrade
during the last three months, under the pcrkoIa su-
persisien Of an experienced workman. All those
Gaiters, slippers and last. though not least, l6F
GREAT AND GOOD BARGAINS
viii do well to cali on the subscriber.
Fine iIa,iies slppsrs only twenty five cents per
pair Gents anc Boots, S2.j0 and all other goods in
proportion. Don't all rush NJ once.
One door east Of Burrows d Preuyman's stor1,
Front street, davenport, Iowa. JAS JORDAN.
Sent. 90. Is.JJ If
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eynnr hobsE AND DWELLING FOR SALE
ENIXlRE. ErOMts On two sts.

,rniis isone of the best bnsnsss stands In the cii
- IL Cin,re store House 20 feet long, Nv
.,a,,ss hi~h awd anishea OF above for family, goo
se,,,v and wiz be sold great 6ars ain Tor cash.
rpassss' RAIDS \ STEWART