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The Feliciana Democrat., 1855-12-01
SlIERIFF'S SALE.

SHERlEFS SALE.
The State of Louisiane--Parish of East Feiciana.
7th District Court. No. ll49.
Martha Holmes vs. Thomas Albrtton.
DY VIRTUE of a writ of Il. fa. issued in the above
ID entitled suit from the honorable court aforesaid
directed to the sheriff of said parish, have seized
and will offer for sale at the door of the court house
In said parish, on tho
FIRST SATURDAY or JANUARY
A. 1855, between the hours of IL o'clock. A. NJ and
o'clock ?. NJ all the right, title, interest and claim
Of the defendant. Thomas. Albrtton, in and to the
following named and described property, to-wit:
One certain negro woman, by the name Of
LUCY, Of black complexion.
Terms Of Sac.-Cash, with the benefit Of apprase-
ment.
dec /. 1855 B. M. G. BROWN. Sheriff.
The Feliciana Democrat., 1855-12-01
WANTED.

N active honest man in each section of the state.
II to take ordels by sample for Velpsau's Maynsic
agents.
TO active men salary Of $500 year. and small
commission will be paid. Salary payable month
ly" For particulars address DR.. NJ. VEIPEAu, 42t
BroadMay. enclosing stump to prepay answer. NIL
The Feliciana Democrat., 1855-12-01
SOUTHERN FOLLY.

The planters of the south are too much in
the habit OF buying all their supplies. They
ore too much dependent upon the Western
States, for their horses, mules provisions and
other things, that they could, by proper ccono-
my and management produce themselves. The
present high prices of stock and provisions,
must begin to open the eyes of the southern
people to their very dependant condition in
these particulars To raise cotton and sugar,
and to have to pay it all out for these neces
saries Of life and plantation supplies, is but
poor encouragement to the planter and ought
to awaken him to proper sense of his real
condition, and stimulate him to q firm resolve
to set about beginning system of domestic
economy that will not only remedy the evil,
but will render him secure against the high
prices, which scarcity in the western states, or
the monopoly of capital may bring about 1t
would seem that the southern people are now
working for the spectators in cotton, proy
sons, stock, and manufactures. We make no.
thing at home, in the way of clothing, raise
very little stock Of any kind and have to pay
ruinous prices for meat, horses, mules, and eve
ry thing we need Is this the part of wisdom?
Can We ever prosper while we continue this
hopeless policy?
We must do better and the sooner we be-
gin, the sooner we shall realize the benefits and
sure the evils under which we now live Let
us plant less cotton and more grain, raise our
own hogs our own horses and mules and man.
ufacture our own clothing. These things we
can do, and must do, if we expect to be re-
lieved from the consequences which result from
their omission. Will not the public press urge
this upon the people 1t should by all means.
GREAT EXCITEMENT IN PLATTE COUNTY
MIsosURI.-Thcre is much excitement in
Platte county, Missouri concerning the re-
turn of George Park to Parkyille. Park
was formerly chief editor of the Parkvillc
Lnminary. Early last summer The Office
of the Lumnary was Sackcd, press thrown
into the river, and the editors driven from
the country on account Of their Abolition
procllvities. Park has recently returned to
Parkyillc, and asccrtainipg this fact, COM
mittcc appointed by the citizens Of Platte
county went to Parkville and demanded
that Park be delivered up to them. The cit
izcns of Parkville refused to give him up,
whcrcupon threats were made to burn the
town. The citizens Of Pakville held a
meeting, organized large force and have
resolved TO defend themselves. Here the
matter rests at our last accounts. The
most intense excitement is felt throughout
the whole region
The Feliciana Democrat., 1855-12-01
BREAD! BREADll

H1IIE subscriber bakes every morning. lie will
l. feel pleasure IN serving, at their residences,
all those who may favor him with their patronage.
All orders left at the store will be promptly at-
tended to. lie will give Us much bread for dollar
rs any other house. WIN. GURNEY.
The Feliciana Democrat., 1855-12-01
PORT HUDSON HOTEL.

HAVING taken this well known house formerly
IL occupied by Mrs. Wilson, the undersigned Il
prepared to receive and and Accommodate tho trav-
cling public, and the citizens in general. His Ia
bic will be well furnished. aud no effort shall be
wanting his part to rcnder general satisfaction
oct "a r. VANSICKLE
The Feliciana Democrat., 1855-12-01
MISCELLANEOUS.
CHOICE LIQUORS,

M stock Of Wiucs. Brandy, Holland Gin, Jamaica
lH Rum, all of the finest quality, is now complete.
nov IL HENRY :. BEECHENO
The Feliciana Democrat., 1855-12-01
NOTICE.

NOTICE.
LII persons who are indebted to the estate Of X.
II w. and Mary Newport will please to make pay
nent. Those who have claims against the estate will
present them for settlement.
nov 3 SIMPSON w. NEWPORT. Agent.
DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP.
F1llE partnership existing between Mr.. II. B. Petss
L aud Sarah A. Nichols, of Clinton, La. under the
name and style of Mrs. 5. A. Nichols &,Co. for the
purpose of transaetiDg general Fancy Dress Goods
and Millinery business, has been dissolved this first
day of November 1855.
The business will be continued by Mrs. Sarah A.
Nichols in her own name, she hereby assuming the
payment Of all debts contracted by the firm. All
outstanding debts aud book accounts due to the late
firm are TO be collected by the said Mrs. s. A. Nich
oils, and who alone is authorized to collect and re-
ceive them, and to use the name Of the late firm in
liquidation and settlement Of all claims.
Signed this tenth day of November, 1855.
SARAH A. NICHOLAS,
nov IL II. b. PETTiSS.
The Feliciana Democrat., 1855-12-01
w | l. l. | A M Il LID ER'S
Clinton and Baton Rouge Daily Line, Of

6Il2-aeys HAVING resumed the manage
1sllzs ment of the Mail Stage Line, be-
tween Clinton Batoa Rouge, and jackson,
the undersigned would respectfully inform tho
travelling public, that his Coaches will run
each way, EVERY DAY IN THE WEEK,
excepting Sundays, leaving Clinton and Baton
Rouge, at 0 o'clock, An.
FARE.
From Clinton to Fran Baton Rouge, to
Baton Rouge, s3 90 Clinton, ...s3 90
Jackson. ..... 90 Jackson .... 2 SO
MI. Williag,.. 90 Mt. Willing. 90
Plains, ...... = 80 Plains, ...... so
reA- Every attention paid to tbc comfort and
convenience of passengers.
mar "a WIN. ELDER
The Feliciana Democrat., 1855-12-01

FURNITURE FOR SALE.
no be sold, at public auction at the Union Hotel,
l. in the town Of Clinton, on
SATURDAY, December %, 1855,
all the furniture belonging to this well known estab
!shment, consisting of
Bedsteads, mattresses, bed clothing, &C.
Parlor Furniture,
Dining room furniture, crockcry, glass, &c.
Kitchen ware, tables, &C.
Cooking stove, &c. &c
Being the same now In use. Persons dcsirous of
purchasing such ARTICLES, will please call and exam
Inc the same, ms bargains can be had previous to the
day of sale. g
dec WORSIIAM & DIXON
The Feliciana Democrat., 1855-12-01
CLARE,r.

HAVE several cases of Clarct, choice brands, on
hand. cheap. HENRY $. BEECilENO.
The Feliciana Democrat., 1855-12-01
ANIMALS AND GIFT BOOKS.

ANN q AIS AND GIFT BUUKS,
EOR 1856, just received.
L. The Golden Gift, The gem of Beauty
The Home Annual American Annual,
The American landscape. Book OF Beauty,
Banks OF the Brandywine The Thought Blossom,
Leafs of Memory. Souvenir Gallery,
Forget-me-noi Book of the Bondor,
The lodges Gift, Temperance Gift,
The Magnolia Christian Keepsake,
Friendships Offering, Memory's Gift,
The Garland. The Moss Rose,
The Amaranti, Token of Friendship,
The Keepsake, The ladies Wreath,
Romance of American landscape,
Album of the East
All bound in the best of taste, and st, le for sale
by |. n. LEMON.
The Feliciana Democrat., 1855-12-01

AGENTS! AGENTS!l AGENTS!!!
DECISIONS accustomed TO procure Subscribers for
l. Books Magazines, &c, or get up clubs for news.
papers, are requested to send US their names and
address, and eWll forward them free OF charge, .
specimen number of publication for which they
will find ready sale. and W. will allow them som
mission OF so per cent for their services.
j. BRADFORD 4 BROTHER
nova 3Courtapd At. New York
The Feliciana Democrat., 1855-12-01
HOTELS LINE.
The in ion RI o t ell.
LATE CARNAN,SN

ne y n on Fl o Ell.
(LATE CARMAN'S.)
N. Z. CORNER OF THE PUBLIC SQUARE,
CLINTON, LA.
\ yAVING thoroughly repaired and refur-
nished this popular and well known house,
the Undersigned are prepared to receive Board.
err and entertain Travellers. Their table will
he furnished with the best the market can ai.
ford, and no pains or cxertions will be spared
to please and accompodate those who ms1
favor them with their patronage.
s LIVERY STABLES.
Connected with the Hotel is n large and
oomy stable. Every attention will bo paid to
Horses placed at livery. la
Horses, Bug { ;, and Carriages, for hire.
ala WORSHAM a. DIXON.
The Feliciana Democrat., 1855-12-01

BARGAINS TO CLOSE.
DEiNG dcsrous TO close business here, will give
ID good bargains to CASH dealers My stock is well
assorted
Those indebted to HARRIS & D'AsNoNp, or myself,
will consult their interest and greatly oblge, by ma
king early settlements, rs the outstanding business
must be closed without delay
nov "a J. G. D'ARMoND.
The Feliciana Democrat., 1855-12-01

Tn Q kiIltan II use.
n W. CORNER OF THE PUBLIC SQUARE,
CLINTON, LA, faa $50
NHIS well known establishment is now open
i for the reception of Boarders and the &C.
commodation Of Travellers. The House has
undergone a thorough renovation, and is now
in complete order, and the proprietor will spare
neither pains or money in rendering it des-
rablc retreat for oil who may favor him with :
call
There Is a large and commodious STABLE
attached to the premises, and good and attcn-
tive grooms EVANS WHITE.
The Feliciana Democrat., 1855-12-01
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS

GARDEN SEEDS FOR 1856.
RAISED AND PUT UP
BY the Society Of Shakers, Pleasant Till, Ky.
fNIOsE sold by regular appointed agents, are
l. WARRANTED fresh and genuine. A large supply
has jasi been received by
|. \. LEMON.
dl Sole agent for the Parish of East Felicana
The Feliciana Democrat., 1855-12-01
NOTICE.
NEW ORLEANS PACKET.

NEW ORLEANS PACKET.
NHEsteaHes BELLA DONNA, Capt. SFaassas h
J. Wa. McCabc, leaves New Orleans, s%sgtirff5G3S
every Saturday evening for Williams I3:sixsz-gsal
port touching at all intermediate points, returning,
leaves Bayou Sara, every Wednesday on the arrival
of the Cars from Woodyille. touching ut Port Hud-
son and all intermediate places.
= 1-Particuar attention paid to the receiving and
landing of passengers and way freight AT all hours
OF the day and uight. dec
The Feliciana Democrat., 1855-12-01

QUININE
A 7 New Orleans pr ces, by
II nov IL HENRY s. BEECHENO.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-08-15
Misfellanf0n5.
LANES, COLLEGE.

yNpresenting this Circular to the pubic, herfnpri
eior th M that the tsGlles loiieSs
nnep tor Inc reception OF students the Nd dly VI
NAV NEXT in all lis neutrality-suspicious.. .,,.
purarrangenoRtsfor taoroash snhrss3i =, laasH -
.inn In tho various departments az the coiiSgc, are
n,n,le and ON scale TO meet the acmands oi the age
and spirit ofthe times. -, a,,.h aud cam
lvsaim 10 ri, more prAet thorough ana eoss
,,f,c rse of studies than any Of our schools 10y
Nm, y ladies' Yea, more, we mcah 10 lARe te ic"a
4, ~ iasiuess offcnslo edueaiien. ,,
Thesourss OF studes viii be yarlaa te SUI Wy e't
,,t,n .taIces and inicleetualea oi'ne put
Puttoninthe Primary Department, " ~ w ~. =. y
40 oo usnnl courses ~ ~ !. !.
languages ard highe sngilsh nfah'hsSe "
Nerg.-No ertrG ohhreesin iho AothetW
Teachers department.
Nuslcan Piano, Melodeon, Gultsr sna q, a, :. =,
Harp, ~, -" w ~ M 81 1,
Landscape PGiptir Gin OIL w
Mon GRAY en- ana foAs'' ma :. :.
Drawing, &c. each,
p.ricr Machea and oraamenta! Lss'oef ao :, 4.
Work. each. :, ,,, ~
e,,n,a;tery Ornamental Needle Work,
&C. g., small their variety ,eGeh, eo
ninlnrsns WILDE given to those who com
NETS q thorough eoursein either otthe
departments.
Ron III withfurnishcd rooms including
washing ligh.s, fIei, stationery, ~, ~ ~
Tfthe nuuti fi raisheslcrG own room, etc, y W :
All nnrrtonts Il, be made in advance.
These nlsNn 10 secure rooms, or desks ast4S sS'os
ars must apply seen - ~. . s,sa,d,n,
Mn. I. X. conntsa. J prlncipals
MRs. N. a. coppiSu, ,
Davenport, meh IS, '5s,dWu.
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urw YORK LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY,
O:ics los Broadway, N. y.
=. $500, 100.
60 a.,aarv NaRRts FsANkLlS Priest.
'"'Ae A. Nv. NeG REGoR, Agent.
ssns 81, 1854.
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surinras,a Firs and u sins Iasarans com2aa!
sPRTNaFl ED MASS
csni.al s.ock aid in Si5o, 900!
rr-.-,a--- - - rn.araluv.

North Western 4 ura7ce compaap,
STATE OF PENNSYLVANIA;
Capital sfsca s311.t93. :.
v,>uv un5a-sr-a il prepared 30 efssestnsdrasre IN
L ,he above named, also In ssveraiIFst class ~
yorkeity e. N ,aaiss throaga NJ b. oso'rh q eo'
Rock island. W pATrS
o5s. over woodward & Harri, Store Brady 81.
Feb. Isl, lss5.
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WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.

TIRE subscriber has received from the Eastern and
Southern Markets large and well selected stock
e goods Of al descriptions, Ia common ase consisting
Of Dry Goods, Boots and Shoes, Hats ahd Caps,
Glassware, QuoanswHrc, Rarlin Rpbes,
tirpcerr., Dried Ftilt, Cottan Warp,
Carpet Chain, Piysing Warn cat v tndow Glass,
q. a. 4. /. ~ kaaaWHa salt HARDWARE,
xets aud Mil sass, Iron, an Kinds, steel assorted,
Castings, Nails, 81 kiBt. Hriras'oRes.
HoOdeHwarr, Live goose fsathcrs,Pttoh * Oakum,
Sole and Upper J.. atber, Wall Paper,
Willow Baskets, Paints aud Oils, llge Ntuns, &c,
viii n will bc SOLD al a small advance for Can. AS ]
int 81 Keeping ogerY thing In common use, persons
wEE iii several arclrs obtain them Front street
sLIEs Brick store opposite the Mills, Davenport Iowa
une 9, is53-2l J. NJ. BONLlNu.
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p,.,;,a ara machinery for Sale.

| "A eannrEt . lpnT FIog ring Mill, We oHeFief
s..le nur Engine win steam Isres, pumps, wa. W.,
pipes Sc txc. Also main saGi. SPUR -. liz III,
a. ~ ali In good rHnnirg order,t8 BE tt4tEetSd .:
-, sa,nst ,sSt Size oftngue, 10 inch q ihdcf,S
foot stroke tbs msehiheF! VII DC u.
ct4r seo the machinery ri WORK Gt4h3 tv.
those Intending to erect u Steam FtoHfltf Nili'
M h.i5r :, ,-rca; bargain in processing the abn'e
,t., s.hIeb II All IN aod ord Ter. and l. sCnaGt
-. Taat,. :, " : 4ish t. buiii OF e larger seeit'
- a. Entf EuMNOAr q F.ia ! l ! SI.N-',
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Railroads.
1855.
1855. 1909
CHICAGO 8 ROCK ISLAND RAILROAD.
ss.Sa sssS - .
~,-yy INFRINGEMENT.

NEW NkkN-2N
=, anaaf,or Monday, July I'd, and anii further no.
| f,3..trsins \ IN lcay 0 ROCK island as te,lows,
istPasseagertrain at, .sp "a
STRIVING ~ ~ ,Ss,,,,s =, { 90 l.
~ fSssel's S 81. 81 % A
aff,ssS v, ,,si,, ,si,h OIL class cars at IS A
Trains arriving ~ Rock Island
Ass',-er .ra,p ~ s 30 i
~ ~sst'sS' a. 5 80 VI
q t,.sst, ,ry,h "a class cars nj, le4s 4
..,5Ns over this road are In direct connection u
,9sSo in trains over both the Michigan southern
f,d Mich -an Central X. X. 20 and from Detroit ~
ieSn cleveland, Columbus, Cincinnati, fiusparga,
nnnLirs Buffalo, Niagara Falls, Albany, New
Yofk Philadclphia, Baltimore and Masainst,.1lns'
10 which plaeestacketsean be procured OIL .. .
WINS TiesetEst., r. X. Depot, X. !.
Passengers are reminded efthc necessity ot .s,lhs
as,ine, directions ssto the destination o. ths,f PIG
s 80 10 procure tickets before taking the'r srats
IN az rars as the conductors collect only 70 s
49,, - JOHN u. hENkY. suIs.
y u wuira.s, Assn. sept. West'n. DIVISION.
RotS Island, jgly 81, 1855.
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PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD
rs 81 "a IL ~, y,

TIE Greai Central Route, connecting the A,,s ht
i.is Min tle Western, Norglwesier and sou'aMss
lem states, by continuous Railway direct, ah =,
mi alas CONNECTS 81 Pittsbur- with d~iIy inc q
- 10 All uor,s the Northwestern Lakes; ina
fi, ne mos, direct, cheapest and re1atis se.se ~
With FREilSHT can be forwarded TO anditom 'he
tfro9t Bsst. o...,,
Rates between Philadelphia ana PittslUfghi
Yfrst Csass.-Boefs, Shoes, Dry 75,. = 100 lb.
Goods an hoxes1. Furs, PeaihersS e.A
second Cga.s.-Books d >tation-) -, !,
ery, Dry Goods lin boNesl, Hard.( CVc. y iVo 10,
ware Leather. Wool. Ne.
THIRD Etass.-Aastls, Raggins,t Soc n I0Ulb.
Bacon Pork In bulky Hemp, &c.
Eourtr, ssslss--Coiieea Fish, raj .ac = fnOlb.
con & Pork tI,ackcd / ara y Lard oi!t ,u,,,.
NysIn shipping Goods from any reiht fast q ~
lelrhia, he partieuarto marx pack age pta fs,s
-eRia RsiFrsaa.n ANGoeds consigned 10 ING NEsis
s,bis Road N Philadelphia or pt,sburg, will be for
q rdei Naturalization. -,
Faxfssr AyEsrs.--Moses Potter, Boston' =; I. -
loot. \. YORK: Il 9 sneeder, Phiatelphia; Masiaa s
& Koons Baltimore; Gee. c Franelscus Fit,sa4's'
sprirfnxrs & Brown, Cincinnaii Cha; J aaots-
Mad. louisville, Ky; X. G. Neidrnin, Madison'
Ind RateiiFtV Co. ST. Louis, DO; j. > Mitchell q
Sen. Evansville. Indiana -, mn,
n u. L0XBAERT, Sep't. .9l'eeRS, Ia
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ALFRED ]. JbNSON,
Proprietor OF the
RAPIDS MILLS. LIE GLkIlE,

Iy-ILLkeepcDnstaBils 0u hand ana f3f safe 'i'ge
w as.nrtHentoi E.uEi Der. s4afns & Si2Ha"
yIes ~ every variety OF size for building purposes,
as also hard ood farcae!net Fprk ana FlNchlutty'
edlngs OF best quality aad IN unlimited quantity so
as to Keep the Mills ruBningeyury veek IN me year
can therefore be filoa on shoriho1ee al an!
time.
lowest caEh price.
Il l. l5slH.
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Chicago and Mississippi Railroad.
rv r-Tr-gss- ~
e = e ~. .,..iss-,sl

* NJ 1879
nAssTN GERS for bloomington, Springfield, Alton,
ard 81, Louis will md the route via la "a lie - he
the SpeetfiesG now open to the pubic, AMI not
subjected ~ the usuai delays ~ the ktyer by taxing
The CHICAGO q ROCk ISLAND RAILROADS. La
Saile the lLLINOIsC ENrRAL RaiLRoA I'd 10 Bloom
1MESatsO & sIEsSgSsIPpE K iEEEOaB
10 Altos ans ST. Louis, passengers taken through
Without delay in l8 Hours!
Ths route to st. Louis via Mississippi Rivers THREE
u5zrnnxn Mi ys and time FORTf- FOUR HOURS.
stage Connections
Are made At Bloomington with Peoria, rekn ard Or-
haua al Springfield with Bardstown. Petersburg and
Havana; al yir.en with W2veTy; at earlsnytlle with
HfIsboEo, Van Burensbure. Nsndalla and salem; 81
Brighton with Greenfield and scativtlla; and AZ Alton
with Jerseyysre CarroIlton, EdwzrdsYille. Highland
ard Carlyle The trains also connect sit
the Great Western Railroad, for Decatur, ferr9- Hauie.
Jack sonyille ard Naples.
Messengers arriving al ST. Louis, will connect with
Steamers for the Missouri, Ohio, aud Tennessee Xiv
ers and also with Steamers for Memphis fichshurg
Nalchez, and New Orleans
T-PPassenger Trains leave bloomington ST A. ".
and 80 p NJ, The arrival OF the Trains from she
North.
VPrickets con be procured Of A. +. LANGLEY,
Agent al La Sails for any point onihe Chicago 4 Mis-
sissippi RGl Road.
E, HEALING, suprC & MR..
jane 9th, 1654ly
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prNzsvrysyra RAILROAD.

E-EitNast' = 2 - = 49,, ,,,.l.
Three Daily Through Trains between Fi9I rs nc
leaves Phiiadelphia for Pittseurg at ! - ~; and i
Pittsburg Tor Philadelphia at A. "a ar Aei
IIyF fs5t- IS philadelphia at NJ, ard fiitshafe
II, MISREPRESENTATION r NJ. THE MIGHT IMPRESS
TRAIN Leaves Phi!adp'phiafor fiitsbnrgh y u, r.
Warl Pit.shurC for Philadelphia al 10 7. IT, j
The above iaes connect ~ piiisbure with the hali
10 sra frsrg 81. Louis, Mo-; Alton, t..ieha nhd
c,TieareIl.; frankfort. Lexington, AMI LaslsNi!le'
NJ I,sr, aaltte DAYTON, Springfield, BelefaEt!ne,
81 s1sRv Tals3o Cleveland, Columbus, GAINESVILLE,
NassiIt1n ana Wooster. Ohio; also, with the steam
Tscke, Foats from and TO Nav ohLkass, ST Lorls,
L.9rlsvilI lie and EIscISsArt -.
Tbrst Tickets can be had 10 or from either Of the
above places. - ,,,.. ~. afr,x
Forfar,ser particulars, see Hand sat me eller
en-, stating points. Passengers from the Nest
will fna ,his the shortest and most espcdnloas
route 10 Philadelphia Baltimore, New York, or hos
ten. 49,. mn,
] MES<IMEI, SFf. Passenger Ltafs, Pats.
pbilnatIpbi. Feb. sth, 1855 d-l!.
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BREAD, CAKES & eRAeEIEs.
wbnlessIc e Retail,

-v,ul,sbsrriJerhaviugp urshnsceousIF NicSoiiam'.
1 i.h.r,s,t (,rseEf siarhiEts he Is neeT pared 70
furnish fis stomsrs and al!ethefswt.h halter soda
Srgar Boston. oyster AMI fie-hc traeSefs F44ot
a. $50. XII * AMI Loaf BreAa,-. wholesale OF
,.ii rte hove rieles viii be sold as cheap Us cat
Ne Rom ghtin .hls part OF She country.
Bakery on Front. between Hoet '.a9i ana Ief'l
streets. above the steam ntts. Ai|flirs rom 10
enun,r, promptly attendedto. AVN, ,,anpv
n, - a ,tNay 10Th, i-54--wirE.ti
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WrOtsrifs
FAMILY GROCERY.


fyNIiE subscriber has snenedh stock q aveeeres IN
Which he wal arrut % be OF the very eest qaa.it,
sni wh.eh ge VIII sell ~ low as can be purchased
slsowAeres
CIGARS.
ehotee lot gars azl received and for sale low
a ~A'''sa's s''S''.'' C.N. PECK.
Davenport, pee!sd, ls54-dW
TO HEADS OF FAMILIES.
WYE are now prepared u sapply families Win the
w following articles, which WARRANT 70 gave
neutrality-suspicious. k.aas q
n,lss.es. Saans, Coafeetoncr!,
Nuts, Flavorinr Extracts,
Drl Frastsua Ceraenseeds.
praa,a Cocoa. FaIv'd saiesatus,
G Tartar. Yeast Powder,
s c. Soda, Sal soda,
Nu.raars. Eass,
wno,esna klispies,
uranna,cinnaacn, Pepper Giager.
Pickles. Psrpsrsauce,
Tomato Ketahup, Vinegar,
wus.ar3 Rice,
TssIsaus Dairy citron, cGrraats,
Salt, Raisins, FiSs,
shaker Preserves, Lemon Syrup,
ssss, Naaaro2i, Picked Troct,
varmicelh, White Fish,
EaoIersl, ccd klsh,
Smoked Herring, Sperm, star and
Whale q Lard oil, Tallow Candles.
Lard, Becswax. Sperulaeeti, Indigo, rig biae, x
reras Blue Titrol Alum, Satpuire, lsaraN, siat.h'
kasn Bsf Cords, Clothes nua Piew Lines ri.a''
Corn Meal, Wooden and store Nare, Nails, So S.
HAWKES. u DAY.
Aplno,ss Front 81, I'd door east OF 8a'h.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-08-15
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