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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1855-06-27
IMPORTANT TO FARMERS.
L. D. WELLS PATENT SEED s0WER,

IL. u.
..-- Patented December, 1852
rIE undersigned, having purchased the right this in
valuable machine, in and for large portion of Middle
vito very machine for purpose which is
intended that has been invented is plain, simple
and easy II distributes the seed win regularity which
heretofore has never been spproximaed even, and which
cannot be improved.
The vendors Of this machine have met with unparalleled
in the sale OF IL in every country where il has been
introduced aud it in the States Of Vir
gina Pennsylvania Ohio, Kentucky Indiana and n YORK,
where economy reduced practice the farm and In all
branches OF pursuits and has given general sat
isaciion. The this machine, compared with the
suits produced byit is song This machine is
Yankee nvenonit invented in the Ola Dominion, by
practical farmer.
fen machines already been sold In
the single State OF Virginia.
We could produce Of thousands of the most re-
specialize farmers in the above named but deem 1t uh-
necessary and only and few Of scientific farmers.
,and b. S. WELLER, Mar q ST., are agents
forthe city and they Iy always be found
at The Southern Carriage ianuflet9Ty tT3i az ~ ne
cERr1F1cArEs.
NASHVILLE, April 3, 1855.
Ihsve examined the Seed Sower patented by NJ. D. Wells,
Of Virginia, am satisfied thai it will SOW Timothy,
Glover gsrdgass blue seed and the holes
were enarged would sow Hemp Millet seed with
regularity than they be with the hand nave Pur
This is 10 certify that Witnessed the operations
Seed Sowing Machine patented by NJ D. Weis of Virginia.
and fully satisfied that is the best machine for ho
pose inisn ded Believing So have purchased
Of the agents one of the machines e. NJ. HAYS.
- - H.-I| - Athens, Tenn, April II, 81.
tried NJ D. Wells Patent seed Sower, and hnd it
everv thn inst II represented to be, and It such ar
VIC d '''' ''' D''' JAMES GETTYs.
GF.1cr OF AekrcrLTuRAL MANUFACTURING CoMPaSY(
" Nashville, March 30, 1851
have seen Wel's Patent Seed Sewer" used, aud have
the snsuca Of one of the farmers in Ohio well EOwn
IA me and who raises large crops Hay Wheat besides
the testimony others who have used it, and statements in
Agricultural Papers nq Of @os 10 lo
A''A I'M A. W. PUTNAM,
mt.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1855-06-27
I CLIFTON 8 ABpoTT,

No, - Cedar Street, NashNilIf, .
a RE nOw receiving their Spring and summer Stock OF
n FINE READY-MADE CLOTHING AND GENTS
FURNISHING GOODS, of every description. Aiso, an
assortment Of Cloths Cassjmeres and Nesngs OF the Ia
tsst STYLES which Viii be made to order in fashionable
stvla apn-t
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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1855-06-27

II CEDAR street, opposite the ferandahs
0OS N0O HAVANA, MEXICAN AND
ZOO.UUO GERMAN CIGAtsS.-The largest aud
best assJrted stock in Nashville comprising all kinds quail
es shapes and sizes most of which the richest ia
vored and costliest Cigars that come from Havana
Also 10 barrels Havana Smoking Tobacco (drect impor
tatiOn with the choicest assortment of Virginia Smoking
and Chewing Tobacco the market. Dealers and
ofthe above respectfully invited to give CALL and
examine STOCK and prices before buying elsewhere, as
selling wholesale and retail low such be
had in any market IN the Unien. A. KERR Co,
mavls No. 2l Cedar street.
L1RENCH BHANDIES, WINES, CORDIALS,
l. FRUITS, &c.-&7 UctOyes hne French Brandies, Ber
nard sad Segnett's;
grs OtarI Signe,t and London Dock
pipes Holland Genuine Gin; ...
dozen pure Jamaica Rum, Imported IN giass@
So Champagne Brandy,
barrels Wild Cherry Bounce;
l0dozen Brandy Cherries Freneh)
lO cases superior Clzret;
casks f" :"
4 " Pure old Sherry;
4" .' Madeira;
100 baskets Champagne Ciequot Charles Hsdsick and
other favorite brands
London and Dublin Porter;
Scotch Ale;
Is dozen Sparkling Hook;
5" Aalvss Wine delicious and nourishing light Wine,
for ladies' l. KERR CO.
maylS--dttNf ". No. 27 Cedar ST.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1855-06-27
hcGREDH N CAkMiCHAEL. "..
NURSERYMEN, FLORISTS AND LANDSCAPE dAk
DEhERS
WOOD NURSERY,

-- 81. NASHVILLE, TEEFi
Yf-e- asss Troll ihe Cyty Tie HiSboro' Iarnpte,
FAYE R,r sale Fruit Trees. Grape Vines, Ever ~,
Greens aud Ornamental Trees Shrubs, Roses -l SlS
Greaphous Plants 0ssec Oranges for Hedges &c. Gar
dens laid out or remOjeled Bouquets to order at all sea-
snS [dec2S-12m
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1855-06-27

a2 8 vTs- WELLER COOPER, a s1fs, t7-1f
SHEET IRON and TIN PLATE WORK EsS,
lz@< No. 35 Market Street, .
.ST5 At the well known stand of Ben. s. Weler,) I'd
gS NASHVILLE, TENN, sszs1
II EEP constantly on hand ine assortment OF TIN
IN WARE that will be made with particular reference
70 the retail rade together with every variety of work
usually found in our business. - So 49,. p. ..
Bathing Tubs, Coffee Hills,
Counter Scales, Chatting Dishes,
Tea Kettles, Coffee Urns;
Cotton Cans-s superior article;
Ice Cream Freezers, Japanned Tin Wsre;
Stew Pans, &c.
t4y- Particular attention will be paid to Job Wor
which will do in none but good, workman-ike manner.
We trust our friends will tender at least portion OF
their patronage. apl2-5m
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1855-06-27
ASSURANCES. %
THE UNITED PIREMENS
Insurance Company of Nash
vile.
Capital 100000,
Charsercd hv the STATE

-ehr full operation, and is prepared TO -
-SSeA take risks on Buildings Goods xsssAeA
HkZH and Wares and Merchandise, against.
LOSS OR DAMAGE By FIRE.
Also on Goods Wares and Merchandise and Cargoes gen.
eraly against the SEAS RIVERS and INLAND TRANsPoRrA-
rIox upon as favorable terms Office in the City.
Office No. 25, College street, opposite the Sewsnee
House. 10 EDWARDS, President.
JoaN S. DAsHIxLL Secretary. myl3-n
TENNESSEE MARINE AND FIRE INSURANCE CON
PANY-CAP1rAL $3.50, 900.
OFFICE OVER DYER PEARL VO'S. EXCHANGE
OFFICE.
They will make insurance Houses and Goods every de-
scpton against fire. Steamboats, and Cargo against IRE
and the of the river the Cargo of Keel Boats and
other river crafts and vessels and other cagoe ON
the usual terms. JOHN NJ HILL. President.
JosEPH VAuLx, Secretary. .-..- f.s q ..l
DIREcroRs-Alex Allison, John II Hl F Fogg, @
Fogg, James Corey Jno Bass, Joseph Woods, Robert
IL. Gardner, Matthew Watson, White, Jacob MeGs1-
ock.
isnI --f l
THE MUTUAL PR0TECrION INseAaNCE COMPANY
OF NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE. ~
nFFICE Sheapard Co.'S Exeha Office Will
~ insure on tnd MUTUAL PRINCIPLE. Houses,
Merchandise &C., &c, &c, against Loss Damage by
Fire. Steamboats, U. The Western waters against the
Hazards of Inland and The Cargoes Of Vessels oi
every description against the Perls of the Seas ard Ry-rs
Also, the Lives of persons in good health for single
for term of years during life. Also Bank Note trans
mtted per mail. HH' toa--s sf'4
Institution, entitled to full participation "A all tie prof
it's without any liability TO loss 5eyond the amount of Pre-
NJ s. PITCHER President
r-srfH JB.J0HNS0N Vice President
c. j. Il. WHARTON. Secretary. jsnl
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1855-06-27

Reduction Of Esreights
FROM NEW YORK TO CHARLESTON
-t7 McGltEERY H0OKE, = ,t
COTi ON FACTORS
COMMISSION AND FORWARDING MERcHAkfs.
BroirHs HIGrf Charleston, S. c.
NJ ILL attend propty the sale of all kinds of pro-
w dnce to the rece wing and forwarding eoods ard
to The fling Of orders in this market
The Steamship Companies having reduced 10 feixhts
70 &c per foot makes this the cheapest and quickest rnufe
By which TO ship Goods tennessee Alabama or Ken
lucky RON the Northern cies All ship and forwarding
charges will follow the goods TO their desination si3
IN and after Sunday next Omnibus will run from
~ thseorner Of the Square and CedSr Street 70 Busns
Vista Springs, leaving at 10 o'clock M and again a.
IL NJ, and any day through the wees that families or
load may desire to go. G. Il SLAUGHTERk Co
iunel3
SUGAK.-I5 hhds n U. Sdgar; - :
~ 50 Clarified DO;
so bbls Crushed and Loaf Sugar.
l5G bbls NOlasses. Just received and 6or
sale BY Junsl5 s. II. LOOMS kCO.
I OTGWOkTH'S CATAWBA WINES--Ws
IL have just received fresh supply OF Lonzwort wine
70 quart and pint bottles Also the dry Caa ha in sskz
:. II. loOMIS 4 co.
Junel4 Sole Agents foe Nashville
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1855-06-27

PATENT SAD IRONS.
NNE OF the most valuable Of Inventions with whic
~ the ironing for family can be done with five cent
worth of charcoal
Tailors' and Box Irons;
Ironing Stoves and Furnaces;
Preserving Furnaces, &c &C.;
Iron Spoons, of all sizes.
tunes SNOW, MACKENZIE co.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1855-06-27

lNTE have now in store, by late arrivals
w 80 hhds N. o. Sugar, new CROP
loo bbls. Molasses, do;
100 do Deans Extra Whisky;
lf5 boxes-hslves and quarters-Star Candies;
30 do Palm Soap; . r.-. a-...s rF d.
leo do TallOw Candles; -. # .r.
235 do Western Reserve Cheese;
so bbls sCOvor Seed;
IS boxes Peter NJ. Bos7's Tobacco, Mol;
29 do Prestcn's do do;
u co &. B0yd's do do;
IL do Boaz Goodwin's do do;
III do Various Brands; 3 SEE
100000 Regalia Cigars, ali grades;
Which will sell low TOR cash ..-
jams s. Il. LOOMS co.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1855-06-27

L0NGWoRTHS NATIVE WINES
NNTE have just received direct from l. Loneworth the
w following celebrated brands of Catawbs Wine La
dies or Sweet Wine Sparkling Catawba Vine. Also Ca.
$. H. LOOMS CO.
ianG Sole Agent for the Manufacturer
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1855-06-27

SIX MINUTE FREEZERS.
WE have Just received additional supply of the Ice
w Cream Freezsrs, for making Ice Cream in SIX
MINUTES.
Common FreezeFs and Tubs;
Ice Water Pitchers; Ice Picks and Mallets
Preserving Kettles; Hammered and Cast Brass;
French Porcelain Kettles and Sauce Pans;
do Timed Iron Sauce Pans; q
Fruit Cans of all sizes, for putting up fruits and
vegetables june8 SNOW. MACKENZIE d co.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-06-21

The following instruct to the Census Marshas has
Albany
he Assessors Of the several counties Of the State
and snoinsd 10 take psrousr In making
duty. HE law Of 1854 lessons and snph6ss very much
thsr abors as the addition Of column to the usual
carry cut its provisions By application 70 the County
Clerks Of the several counties such Of the Assessors %
have not been supplied procure or have access 70
the law Of 1854 All ocers OF the militia iatsresssd
In Lending their aid and urging them 70 ths
Performance Of their duty, the quota Of arms whies
this State annually resolves from the general govern
ment ID materially lssssHsd BY imperfect sArolsnt
and The ability Of this department. 70 furnish and
accoursnents 70 the different regiments 10 thereby 90
ri0usly affected.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-06-21

ATrrMPT TO RAISE CHAIN USED IN Rsyotu
noSARy TnEs.-Mr. Bishop owner Of Bishops FlostIns
Derrick, yestsr lay, ~ West Psnt commenced the I'M
dsrahing OF raising the massive chain which, under or
ders fron Washinston In ITS, W think, wac pna3e
the Hudson ~ West Point to intercept the passage Of
Brsb vessels abou. that place. The chan was broken
manned unds.uIbed since, though or two Of its ma.
vs hnfs we're for years exhibition ~ Me late AHA
ny Museum The depth Of the river ct the point where
10 lies l2S feet. Nj Bishop has sounded r. And sstis
6sd finsek that he can rAi,el. <bany <ros yars 40
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-06-21

WEDNESDAY, June ~ 1000.
At Alerton's Washington Drove Yard, the supply Of
beef cattle WAS pretty good for the week. AID the
ket Is perhaps, shade easier though prices show
material abatement The supplies cans chiefly from
Ohio Illinois Indiana, and the qualify the whole,
was rather common. Good beeves scarce and
these brought relatively higher prices. The demand
has been quite good as last week. and the probability
10 that they viii b nearly, If not quite all Sold The
supply durrg the week was 1884, and o-6sy 2,129.
TIA at 81.
No cows calves reported at Auerton's the do.
nsnd ID slack, and prices quite nominal Veal calves
dull and sales reported. Swine continue in good de.
m.nd but prices have slightly de ,lnsd The sales
645, ct from 6Kc to 7J4c.; average about &C. Sheep
and lambs have fold pretty freely without much change
In prices. Whole number sold lolo st an average OF
about AZ cents.
The following are some Of the principal droves where
from, and by whom sold. Prices from Sc. to 10c.
per 100 lbs -Ayraass 1884, White 1876, o. Hurd 100 G.
W. Coyer 1o0 c. Todd Ill., from uhnois G. rsy 1O6,
w a. Belvlls l05, barnes OIL, from Kentuesy R. Mar
ray s., Mead, Hoconb Sherman 49, from Indiana; Re-
miller Weaver u, A. Merritt Jos, Bea:h Smith q.
Barney Bertram co. Williams Is, from Ohio; WIN. q.
Hoffman 81, from New York. Barney Bertran sold lot
Of four Ohio cattle for jacob for $3.50 per head
two for $3.50 per head-an bought By Mr.. Geo HAYES.
The following table shows from what pars of the
try nd nv vhat CON yevanc0 the supplies CAME
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-06-21

brassd ssoS: 1900 bbl, including con mon V roo
STATE - s:ss 70 90 2s; mixed 70 COED wsstsr., a
perie. extra DO. held ct sls Southern with dun, VII
sales OF 600 900 bbs 81 irregular pricss but chief
$40 sll, but chiefly at SO rs I $40 oax. NJ
and rye hoar we're unchanged. wheat-eales Of 2,7d
bushss inferior hissour, or Western red, sold It {
csnasiss At 81 Is Oorn-The sass embraced ssos
90 0c0 bushels Western mixed at 1olc. 1o2c. lo3c
and 800 DO white Southern DO at zoe Ne sales 5
North river we're made 81 IS, and 900 do Jersey q
81 TO- Oats were dull with islss Of Chicago At Soc
100 Go. Laeuayra ~ llc and 200 do. Rio at 10Ac.
CoTroSIn the forenoon. after the rs,eipt Of the 81
Louis news about coo bales were soli at full priced
ported. - 7
FuIGH1s 10 Liverpool, about 80 900 bushels Of cor
bales Of cotton At alsd I5o DO, to. ali up It 5-aad
81. xs.s s.l.s i i5s and 50 toms at k.ss
to the Coz tiaent were dull ami engsgements light.
FRur.- There . tet,er demand for airy fruit AMI
increased transactions In NJ; R: raisina. About
boxes reported sold ct There were said to b
NO layer raisins in 6rst hands.
HAy.-Sales about 500 bales at 81.
AoLAssE.-40 hhds. distilling, Cuba, sold a,
NAVAL SroREs.-Small sales Of spirits were made 4,
4lc, and 600 bills rosin at 81 So per $40 lbs, dc
PROVISIONS -Pork-The market was arnsr, with NOR
doing The sales embrace about 800 700 bbls
Of which was at SIT ID, and part OF the remainder
s15 Is. Bees-sales included 306 400 bbis at 80 so
$40 for country prime and $40 so $l2 SO for do
Beef bans were unchanged Cut meats-200 packages
sold ct 7c IKE. for shoulders, and 9ssc 10xc fol
hams Bacon was OF Lard--Seo . 400 bbla were
sold at 1okc. 1870.
RIcE.-2tO casks were sold 1T 5zc. o 63S..
SALT 600 bushels st Ubes sold az 20c and 3, 00(
bushels Ashton's. TO arrive at 45c. jeffrey Dorsey
was 1T S1:o.
suaAR,-Ths market was very active and closed Al
frmer rates. The sales footed up about $500 hhds
Cuba muscovado, At 5xe &c., with fancy lot Of 2ot
hbds at eye, and 500 boxes q e. sc.
at 35c. 35 40.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-06-21

Died At his residence the CAttaraugus Reservation,
June II, HxsRY Two GUNS (HA gueh), bead chisi
Of the Seneca Nation Of Indians, aged 10 years. T~o
andwss born within the limits Of the city Of Buff
10 He was engaged In the u 1872, espousng the
OF his great father the PRESIDENT parcpated In
the battles oil BridgswatsT aud Chippewa and for long
series Of years exercised controlling Influence his
nation. He was distinguished for his commanding pre-
ssnce probity Of conduct wise and modersts counseis
sdvocacy Of religion and Of every enterprise which had
for its object the ameoraon and improvement Of his
people, bright star has fallen, and gloom and dark.
ness brood in It's placed The old chiefs passing
awsy, and with them the ancient virtues, traditions,
and nationality Of the Ssnecas.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-06-21

NEW BKnroRD OIL MARxn, June ls-sperm-we
mains Arm The transactions include sales Of Cos bbls
t $50 cents In Farhavsn sales Of loS bbls. ct $780,
indifference 70 operate The only transactIens We
know OF are s1o bbl At price not trsnsprsd In Fair
terms whaisbsns transactions for the week insis3e
sales Of ST. 500 Ms 0chetsk ct 45c and $50 a. a.
price not trsnsprsd- Aho 800 Ibs soutksss a. % 5
30 sts
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-06-21

AZ Brow0irg's the receipts Tor the last week have
been 2 beeve n and calves 81 veal calves aud
46S sheep and lambs. The beeves mostly from In
dana and Ohio, and are in good brisk
at from 50 so TO $40 per 100 lbs Part OF the beevss
sold here were from AllerSons, being left unsnd
Wednesday last Cows and calves scarce and only
few Sold and those almost exclusively for pr-
yate Demand light, and prices about the as
last week Veal calves scarce and 10 good demand,
q cent? n,. Per 70 nno ss i1a ezra Sass were
rally improved compared with the 6rst OF the week
The stock is mostly from Ohio Kentucky and this state
The receipts large being 1853 head than last
week. and prices are little lower Lambs steady,
and prices about - usual Total number received dur
ing the week, are-Beeves, 27l; and calves ~;
veal calves, 81; sheep and lambs. 4,57S.
The following is memorandum Of sales by Samuel
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-06-21

The directors OF the western RAILROAD Company
have declared adividsnd Of 81 per cent The semi
annual interest on the Albany bonds. and on the
PittsfeM and North Adams Railroad stock, will be
paid on the I'd proximo the Hamilton and Apple
ton Manufacturing companies Of Lowell, ea,h per
cent; Boston and Worcester, per cent. The
Chsshire Railroad Company has declared divI-
dsnd Of % per share lin bonds).
The State Treasurer Of Illinois gives notcs that
the January and July instruments Of interest upon
the stocks Of that State will b paid at tbs agency
American Ezchar 80 Bank, on and aftsr Monday,
the I'd Of July proximo. Each instAlnsat win DO
1t the rate Of SIS Per 81 900.
The amount received for tolls On Al tho New
York State Canals during the second week IN
JsAs sSoSzss ~
pstrsase IN ".........,,"..,.sls,Ss 10
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-06-21

C0uR1 OF ArTEAIs, June le.-frsssnt, an the Judges,
except Judge Rugeies Nos. 20 &c, 80, a. 81 and a.
struck oil. No. 219, sx:hssgsd with No 1. No. le4
exchanged With No. 49, Nos Is and II, reserved for
June e. Nc. II, reserved for June 2o Nos Ia "a II
So and ss. reserved for June 20. Nos. g. IA 10
and 81 reserved for june 40 Ne A. reserved FER JAIN
q Nos. Il and IS, reserved for Js,ys Nos 49, a. "a
and "a, reserved for Julye.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-06-21

AsHm--About so bbls. pots sold 1t oks and small
barlpsruyys-Flour-Ther narkst was frnsr, with
cut any advance u moment In prices. The sales en-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-06-21

Tho following property sold yesterday by order Cd
the Superior Court the Merohants' exchange It
bought about eighteen months since by gentleman
waslo in the Inflated steamship Arctic for atty thou
sand dollars and has now, win be sesn only brought
aggregate Of Sal 725-being loss il We included
taxes and interest, of upwards Of ten thousand dol
lars-
lot Broadway, adjoining the above 2sio BY "a a5o
DO. d. do. 1910 by So 400
do, do. do 2310 BY So 3, 800
] Go. do. do 23-10hy7T $3.50
small triangular lot Broadway ............ 500
lot north side Of 46th street. % by 100 1880
do. do ..........23 by 100 1000
do. same size, with buildings, each 50, $50 g. 250
do. north side 46th street. :. 26 by 100 ], 500
gore lots in the Of the above, cash SEQ,
$500, $3.50, S67b, $780, $500. 3,875
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-03-27
One Of the Best
Great Bargains.

INoR Sac Few Too trncts OF unnprov we'd 'iand
L in clinton ,nuty. Price IS Jsr aere--Te rms
sOi, IN, balance in years with 10 per cent inter
est payable Annually.
Jan 10. 1875 WHITE cORRly.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-03-27
TOWN OF BLUE GRASS.

THIS town IS situated on beautiful nnduiatna
I rrairie 10 miles from Davenport apd " miles
from MH.eaiie II is the State road. mites from
the Mississippi and Missouri Railroad and miles from
the river. hisyer. healthy: with population Of 0ne
hundred ~ sick sess having occurred thi-
summer II II within n hali milr ~ timber ard he
Same distance Of the hes, coal bauks IN the country
IL Il wei satersd both With springs ana wells
blae srass confirms ne store, with me OPEN
ing fptanOih.r black sHf. shop. wagon shop, cab
shop. etc THREE bui diHSgare nov etneconpieted
one OF ~hrh, 81 ample dimensions and Intended for .
lay nd. is for rent reasonable terms Being
o the main travelled road and The nearest publ,
house miles distant. very fair indueeme1tshre th''
presented 10 any wishing TO engage IN the bus
uess. mill il in operation 81 miles from the
town and grist mill il being erected at the same
place
Lots sre nov for sale IN the shove town on yer,
reasonable terms and those wishing 10 build and To
there VITA ha~H such Inducements preseHtedther
ire rarely Offered. Coed improved farms can be
fhs.ed ~ the vicinity from sI5 tn $40 per acre
stone coal k.Ttesastantly ~ hard o my coal bank
JAS. r. BrRNSiIES.
BIax GIsss Oct I'll, ts54strwI
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-03-27

VALUABLE FARM FOR SiLE.-Ws have for sale
Y most desirable farm, five miles from davenport.
on the Iowa City road OF eighty highly imrros ell
with good frame dwelling, ktcheD cellar, c., barn
and sheis-s well Of excellent water. dc.
The above property Is mos, beautifully and fasora-
Nv situated. and will be sold al ha rS.sin.
M-GREGOR, LANES * RI.A kENoRE.
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FRANCIS JACOBY, jas,
NEW DRUG AND PRESCRIPTION STORE

'lNiIt subscriber respectfully invites the at'enoh -
l the citizens of Davenpo and surrounding cops e..
his Drug aud Chemical Store Brad, between OCT
ond aid Third ats.
From his knowledge xperience il the bushes,
he those :. No nl.s favor him i.hi in'' -
be furnished with Medicines Of the best qla'Ni T'
pared with III stsiptesi care ard AlmohtE " ln.d
Decentralization viii be riveii 70 the eoh'r"'''
ng of all Prescriptions. 81 ,h
~ . also keeps good assortment oftIerm h'f ~,
English ard American Perfnmcf., lo"ih ~
iir, she's, Combs. and a General assortment OF '''
Articles.
Davenport, Oct 18th. Is5A-d n
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sh .e, Music

Large collection hand and New Music received
as soou ia I'm ttSsiied At stH
No = lie Claire Row. ~