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American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-05-10

FISH FORCE MEAr BALLs.-Take un-
cooked FISH. chopit fine with. a little raw
salt pork, mix it with one or two raw
eggs. few bread crumbs. and season the
whole with pepper and salt. Do them up
into small balls and fry them till brown
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-05-10

FISH CAKEs.-Cold boiled fresh fish. or
salt cod fish, is nice. minced fine with po-
tatoes, moistened with little water, and a
little butter put in. and done up into cakes
of the size of biscuit, and fried brown in
pork fat, or butter. s g6
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-05-10

Eco PLAsT.-Boil them few moments
TO extract the bitter taste; then cut them
in thick slices; sprinkle little sal. be-
tween each slice; let them be for half an
hour; then fry them till brown in lard.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-05-10

# Good breeding is a guard,upon the
tongue; the misfortune is that we put il on
and off like our fine clothes, and our visit
ing faces, and do not wear it, where It is
most needed, at home. =
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-05-10

To PREVENT MILK FROM SoURING,-A
correspondence of the Ohio Farmer gives
the followingplan: @ 5I1a
"Agreeable to your request, 1 will give
an account of our experience in the dairy
business, in preserving milk from sourng.
We have kept from City TO a hundred and
fifteen COWS for several years, and have
MIXED seventy the past season. We strain
the milk at night into tin vat, set into a
wooden one, into which we pump cold wa
ter for the purpose Of cooling it. That is
kept sweet until morning with very little
trouble, when we strain in the mornings
milk, which is warmed sufficiently by
heating the water in the wooden vat Thus
we proceed until Saturday night, when the
milk is set, and the curd made, and made
into cheese. 3.a
Sunday morning the milk is strained in
wooden bowls, which are painted inside
and out with thick coat ofpaint, smooth
and hard, and set ina cool lplace on the
cellar floor where itkeeps sweetuntil Mon
day, when it is skinned and made into
cheese. The result has been, thatwe have
not lost bowl of milk for the past sum
mer. '9- w le'"3 -
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-05-10

Our YEARS APPARENTLY DIMINIsH AS WE
ADVANCE IN AGE.-We are all sensible, in
proportion as we advance in age, how much
shorter a year appears to be than it did in
earlier days. Let man who has passed
his grand cllnacteric, look back upon the
time he spent at school or college, and
it seems as ifa life had been passed at
each. Letthe same man look back on the
last four or five years, and, in comparison,
with the former, they scarcely appear more
than SO many months. Well, then, let us
suppose person to have numbered the al
lotted three score years and ten, or by
reason of strength 10 have come to four
score years; or let us suppose him to have
continued on this earth for many hundred
anniversaries of his birth, and if each
year should diminish in proportion to the
number already passed, as ii is reasonable
to think it will, to what narrow span
must year be reduced! Thus, in all
probability. nay to an almostcertainty, the
antediluvian life appeared to the then in,
habitants of the earth far less protracted
than we are in the habit of supposing.-
But this thought may be carried still far
ther If our measures Of duration contin
ue in the future state, what could yea
appear to spirit who had lived dowr
thousands and millions of the same? Woult
it not. according to this law, be reduce,
to minute, to second, to less and les
ad infnitana? And would not this, wit
other circumstances which shall not ad
vert, induce the notion that time has noir
dependent existence in itself; or that, at a
events, the stream Of time will not run 0
beyond the limits Of this world, but wi
lose itself and beswallowed up in the wild
i ncnat, nf aternifr9. |. y. ca iatinn flhsnruer.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-05-10

Value Of Flourish New FORK for 10 Years
Past.
Phe following table gives the price Of
Geness -four in New Yofk in the 6 rsl week
Of each of the FIRST four months of The year
since 1896: sf 5tSb s9.tgssal 1T
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-05-10
Trade with the sandwich Islands.

u Lf-r ~. VII .H lrI
The trade with the Sandwich Islands
from the United States ports on. the At
lantic and on the Pacific is increasing
From an official report Of the foreign trade
Of the Islands in 1854, It appears that the
aggregate imports were 9l,2e5,oa2, Of
which no less than 1852, 900 were from
the United States. The following is a
summary Of imports, exports, &C., for the
past two years:
1853. 1854.
Value Of Imports, sl,l6o,355 81, ,a65, ,O2e
Value of Exports, 281 600 274, ,o3O
Imports free ofduty, 79,4O2 55, ,938
Entered in bond, 135,3OO 219, ,74O
Gus. House ec'pts, l55.649 1915
Rev'nue from spirits, 70,2O9 65,965
No. ofmerchant yes
sells at Honolulu, 2II I48
No. of national YES
sells at do. 10 %
No. of whaling yes
sells at do, 533 5a5
Gallons ofspirits and
wines for consump-
ton. fb 18,203 1857
1t will be perceived that while the value
of imports in 1854 exceeded those Of | 853,
the Custom House receipts are less in the
litter than in the former year. This ap-
parent error is accounted for by the fact
that the abolition of tonnage dues, which
took effect daring the last eight or nine
months of the year, reduced the revenue
from that source $5, 237 So; while the ag.
gregate revenue for the year is only So.
5l4 SO less than 1853. As the law will
be in force during the whole of 1855, the
loss will be the whole 1000 which form.
ed the revenue from that source in 1858.
The leading articles Of export are sugar
Molasses, Wool, Coffee, Goat Skins, Tai
low. Lines, Oranges, Arrow Root, Cocoi
Nuts. eH
Value of Domestic Exports.
Honolulu, SlO1,o54 II
Value of Domestic Exports,
all other ports, 10000 OF
Furnished assupplies at Hon
olulu, to 189 Whalersat au
average OF 1915 per vessel, 81, 1896 OF
Furnished to 1875 Merchant
; men, at 5000 do, $4,000 o.
Furnished to 25national YES
sells, at $4,000 do, $4,000 o.
All other ports-all vessels, 26, 900 O
| Il linn fe -
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-05-10
sma,lpo.atoes for Seed.

Mr.. G. 7. Alvord, of Wilmington, Vt,
says; a1ti pe1 E,at f
"Some eight years since, at the time of
planting my potatoes, Itcame short of seed
to plant. Previous TO this time, l used
large whole potatoes, or the seed end cut
of, for seed, and supposed no other would
answer, ! resolved TO try the experiment
ofplanting small potatoes, the size OF com
mon plums, but the most Of them being
smaller. carried several bushels of these
little things to the field, and commen-
ced planting them, putting from two to
four in hill.
'"The potatoes in different parts of the
field came up at the same time, but the
vines from the small potatoes were not as
large and as thrifty as those from the large
ones. At the first hoeing there was some
difference in the tops, but after that the
tops from the small potatoes looked as well
as any in the field, and continued to thro'
the season. When I came to dig them ]
found the potatoes, where the small seed
was planted, to be as good, in every re-
spect, as those where the large potatoes
were planted. There was as many in a
hill and the potatoes were as large, and
with as few small ones, as those from the
large seed.
''Many Of the farmers in this vicinity
after seeing the experiment fairly tried
are using small potatoes for seed, who in
form me that the farmers whom they pur
chased from are gradually adopting tn
way of using small potatoes for seed
Country GentLeman.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-05-10

Wisdom and dsyirtue are by no means
sufficient, without the supplemental laws
of good breeding, to secure freedom from
degenerating into rudness, or self-esteem
from swelling into insolence. A thousand
incivilities may be committed, and a thou
sand offices neglected, without any con-
science, or reproach of remorse from rea-
son. gs zB,a&5 sa e aal sef,He
A friend relates the following: A mile
or two from town he met a boy on horse
back, crying with cold. "Why don't you
get down and lead him? that's the way t
keep warm "No," said tie boy, ''it'l
ahired hoss, and I'll ride him il | freeze K
death"
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-05-10

The wit of Douglass Jerrold is never so
keen as when exercised on juvenile li.era-
ry presumption. When Lamartine's merits
were discussed at club of artists and au-
thors, "Oh, said clever young authOr,
che and l. row in the same boat" Dou-'
glas Jerrold, whoswas present, turned
round and said, "But not with the same
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-05-10

Ladies viii be glad to learn that alcohol
will wash kid gloves of all colors without
either staining them. or leaving an un-
pleasant odor about them. The gloves are
simply drawn upon the hand and carefully
rubbed with piece of clean white flannel,
wet with alcohol. until the soil is removed,
then hung up todry, and afterwards slight
ly stretched when the original color reap
pears
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-05-10
'otalyalue exports & supplies, sQ74,o29 20


Consumption of Spirits in California.
From the Alta California, March 81.
Messrs. j. G. Dows a. Co., who are
engaged in the business of distilling. COM
muncate to the San Francisco Herald
some important statistics of the marafac-
ture and consumption ofspirits in this state.
The capital employed is thus stated:
Two distilleries in Maysville,
$4,000 each $4,000
One distillery in San Jose $4,000
Six distilleres in San Francisco 3O5, 900
Total $4,000
The same amount is supposed to be in
vested il brewrics-enough, at any rate,
in the opinion of Messrs. Dows & Co., 'to
make the total investment in distilleres
and breweries seven hundred and fifty
thousand dollars The like sum is re.
quired, at the lowest estimate, to stock
and carry those establishments along, and
employment Of, say, two hundred and fif
.Ety laboring men daily.
The average consumption of domestic
! (distilled) liquors in Californis, for the
last four years, has been full FIVE Thousand
gallons per day. To produce that amoun
ofliquor here, will absorb one hundred
and ten thousand pounds of barley per day
and to supply the malt liquors for the stat
will require as much more, making tw'
hundred and twenty thousand pounds o
barley per day"
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-05-10
KIRWAN,S LETTERS. (.
BETTER V.

TO THE RIGHT REV. JOHN HUGHEs, BISHOP
s,-a.vFiaot4 OF NRW YORK. ! gesss srs.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-05-10

The love of money has proved the ruin
and rnaloverthrow Of more protesting
Christians than any other sin, becauseit
is almost the only crime that can be per-
petrated, and yet anything like adecent
profession of religion be maintained,-
El,Ior
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-05-10

lsgqfsas stk1aasf sss9a9 - sf7e9
riIqisl1sia9 b ts8stiiaY 5 ssqsqegss 8
Failesesqgs hss ,psrlpsstss 81 d1is
rsths - gsFe esreE =edai8 =
efg G'7zk - ar,i IA ossi sslxss .bssi
s.G gubaz2' psii sao. safavH2 ss .saal
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American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-05-10

Great Truths arc portions Of the soul OF man;
z Great 0uls are portions OF eternity;
Each sop OF blood that e'er through true heart ran
With lofty massage, ram for thee aud me.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-11-19

Z STAMPEDE or LADIEs.-At Boulogne,
wv the reception Of Her Majesty. q
"Oef OF English ladies', in their anxiety
10 everything, pressed with such force
~, y. me soldiers who were keeping the
e,Maithe latter were In. many instances o.
ssuto.g've way and generally were-to use
Iap'ess'on Of our policemen--''i mpeded
'ae execution" The officer in command
"g me state Of affair.", shouted out, IONS
y, the dram then IL they don't keep
!" MSS them all" At the first sound
we parchment, the English ladies
night. "if they had been French, =
Ia,s sne OF the Parisisn Journalistic, "thsy
"sse !emsinse n 4 womaH."
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-11-19

FATAL ExpEnnExr WITH SUBMARINE
sos:-Henry Levy, q native Of France.
l with his death q few days ago, on
ner's Point, L T.. while under water in
uomarlne artnor. He used dvmor Of India
Poef' dispensing with air tubes and force
nr. tie had an India rubber receiver
a1ehed 70 his body. which contained a
XIV OF oxygen gas, the fiow being regul-
~ q tube and faucet. A vessel contain.
SACKED lime and caustic soda wss placed
als breast, for the absorption Of the car
nc acid expelled from the lungs. He had
s several experiments formerly In dee
'ong' At times being under water twenty
y. minutes. In his last experiment, after
ing IN the wster . short distance, he
ulned' complaining OF being unwcil and
ing heated, Presently, against advice,
'.'a,ned to the wster, giving directions
wdfag him out without he signaled.-
remained under water thirty minutes
"snals being given oil the Ii ne that oil
nshs; but when drawn up it was found
ne was dead. The signals, il 10 be
y, w. were made by the motion Of thu
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-11-19

GAZETTE oyvnx, Saturday, Nov. IL, p. N.
The rainy, d'sagreeabie weather during the week,
aud the almost impossible condiion OF the roads,
have made the receipts OF whea, remarkably Hghi.
Prices re,Daia unchanged, ranging from ESQ 10
s'es, with downward tendency. Other s,tici Is
about the same. Week closes dtiL
Corrected Daily BY Bsr,ers 4 Pretfy1as.
COn MtoslOn MRuCuAnre. FRONT SrRrer
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N . end Of the Matter.
NJ,

washington, NOV. 1T.
The Secretary of the Navy withheld the
instruction to Com. Paulding until the srri-
val Of the Pacific, in consequence Of receipt
OF o6cisl intelligence from England assur-
ing our government that the dispatch Of a
British squa dron to the West Indies sta
tons has no reference to the Central Amer
lean matter, nor any object hostile to U. s.
Only one vessel Of the Home squadron will
proceedto Nicaragua, and that The flag ship
Potomac, with Com. Paulding in charge Of
the central interests Of the u. s.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-11-19
LAT EST N + WIS.


v-aRva 4 Bsr9hA Abooo09e4. e
o4a BAHGoR, Nov. Is.
City Narshal Weaver who ives dcposed
from thst Office END. also four other Offices
which he held under our municipal govern.
4sst on charges Of official corruption, has
stSconded. He had, few days before, dis.
posed Of al bis real estate and other prop.
erty. His sbscondng has caused much
sensation here.
Arrival Of he crssesut city.
New ORLEANS, Nov. l6.
The steamship Crescent City has arrived.
HsvsDak dates to the 18th.
The California mails for this plsce had
not reached Havana when she left.
Sugars nominal. Stock on hand 10000
nolasses advanced and active.
While party Of workers were taking
cargo out Of . Spanish brig, on Bahama
Banks, they were fred on by Spanish
lausch. Two Of them were killed, I've or
elk wounded. remainder imprisoned.
yata, Iajsry.
Lcckport, N. Y, Nov. l6.
At the American celebration in this vii.
lage, last evening, cannon was dischare-
e Prematurely. fatally injuring l.. @.
Wicks, and seriously woundine George
Elliott. Mr.. Wicks Is terribly mang led.
New York, Nov. l6.
The U. 8. Sloop ofwar Csyne sailed this
p. i. on cruise.
An Actor KILLED.
Utica, Is.
George r. Evans, an actor, was Instant
" killed tn the street to-day by the falling
Of . ladder from building.
Fire IN ogdsnsburg.
Ogdensburgh, Nov. Is.
The mansion Of Hon. H. H. Rensaler,
with most Of its contents, was destroyed BY
DIRE.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-11-19

CHASGIsG CARs.-A friend Of ours. who
|e!y passed over the Crest Western Rsn-
edto Buffalo, vouches for the truth OF the
owing incident: The train had stop ped at
branch roadto Gait. and passengers for
! place were notified BY Conductor T TO
ange cars" Ia short time the train
again in motion, and the Conductor, In
ns the usual rounds. came across an Irish
who had ticket for Gal
G"hy, man." said r., 1you are on the
nng road altogether. Didn't you hear me
sne last station say: passengers for Gait
\ change carsr"
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-11-19

HAVING increased our .aeiIities for s.,uAes.x
1ln$srt dealing IN G0ots. Shoes asa -. ~, *.
.'ae'ssped, Successors VI 3. 6. D.wson s Co. ~
,e' :" .ne peoeie Of Davenport sud yciaiiy e.e.s"e
bsp ever 10 osy tSsiY EOo.s nd shoes
~" every description" o. goods wanted by he neoni.
we also IRE makiag e.teas'se prep, salions ~.
"hoiessie'ns Es,ots aOd AaOes, z I'd We ius;:s .
y! osaief- 70 c.'rna exsWine our siotk se.I No.;
nav our oel. mr"e I" .eioa GOOD .srms' ~
.'"os cAn DC puich.sss - s.. L.'ssa. lbicseo.
DAWSON, GeiG6S & 20.
S'rS bt."N ST., Goo, from Oh
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n q = I e. =

- q. DAWSON. & Co. h.ve formeta
NJ . ne riae, suipSno 6. n. G.;sss pvde. he 49,
aed s,,ie OF Dawson, 6sisss \ Co. 10 ..ke sssek
o. the thtday OF Nove,noes. 1SjI
An persons aavag unsettled accou,;a v,.h ia AZ
nm 'eHses,ed 10 cali End seG.,e. 80 =
UaSeapos.. De, -
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-11-19
80 Lets for oalo.

TIE undersis ed offer for sale 20 desYsbl lotsin
! the" additions 10 City OF Davenport. % Hbssab
terms-a credit OIL. spd years III be civ -
pr.;ies who viii build Ibis season.
JuDe I9tb, ts55 COOK SARGENT.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-11-19
TwIn-Cify hilIs!

THE subscrbsr hsvine AIs new essaE Gdst MIN IN
i operation, takss his mskhsA Of in6ssotnG the
public that Ne 70 now ready " - I'll kipasof e.s-
ion work, on NE naoss reasonable sssns 40 -
'A' TIsu1 Axp YxYD STORE
Hsviue nytsd - bal,A1a6 - eoono1 -, be1Uees
Ripley and Scott, As . leeAy - fstplsA - sln
ssss u nAvsnPQn 49, vtalaitY v4h eeesv'es sssl'
psrdns HeSs, Rye. 9esk vhssl and 'Gsahep vsee1
Also, slopstaa, Miadlags, Com.asels hsaa -
Cash aad sAe higbsst usskst pFac& Sale ~ Wseot
RYE and Cora: tlesr 80 hsal sssaspoeA - o.
=, ssss1 ~ ~. ssLkxJT ! -.
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select school
FOR
Young Ladies and Gentlemen,
DAVENPORT. IOWA.
Rev. q. c. srRxsr'l prineipsls.

INSTRUCTION given In the usual English bvanehes
I-Mnthem aiies, Classics, Book. keepiog. Natural
PHILOSOPHY, French, Music, Drxwiog, Printing, &C.,
&c. tf :, !.
,dence, Crs n pion's Buildings, he Gss works
east end Of Third street
References (by permission) TO The Rev. A. Lord~,
hack Rector Of Trinity Church, Rev. w. R0tedge
Pastor Of Fist Baptist Church, Mrs. Wallace, Col
Dr. A. nj. Smith. Col. Rads, and other resident
of The highest rsspeetsbliy.
Oct 10 dtf s,54lG
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Rtal Gstate.


Jons r. H. TALLnAs, Cas- LES PowERs'
Poughkeepsie, n. r. Dav export, Iowa.
fALLHAM q p0Wg1S.
Ateofmeys t C0umsel1ors ~ Law,
and Land Agents.
DAvEHPORT, IOWA.
Once. south side Of second street opposite LeCaire
Block over Witey's store.
ANOS boughtand sold on Com mission. Having
1Lalso ONCE In Eastern New York, al point
from which alarge emigration may boexpected during
the present season, we hare unusual adv antages
dispose Of lands to actual settlers.
UTLoap snegotated on Real Estate security.
-REFERENCES-
New York City. Peugnkecpsie, .Y.1
Hon. John Van Baren, Hon. ChaclesH Raggles,
&C Flagg, Gilbert Dean.
- Charles O'CUnor, vasser q Co.,
William p. Havcmeyef, Benson tossing
Anthony J. Bieeckcr, Pr0f.S 2. b. Morse,
William SkidmoYe. Utica. NY.
Albany, NY. Hon. Horatio Seymour
Hill, Cagger Porter Chicago, III.
Hogeboone, King and Boies RK.Swift and Co..
Erastus Corning. Mile aud Gov ler,
Apii3d wifi WlR. Wood and ca.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-11-19
Ion I1 UPpFl D1VF1V0RF

have Tor sale nua,bsr Of besuSiful lots = Brpep
niles f'om the Ral.oad Rrdgs, boIdise bsauiifnl
she, or private reside avise Ape view Of Das-
""pot Rock lsl I'd NOliDe also OF Tho Il vev "a
>esersl Mee Eass spd West. Some OF tbese Iots -
sell sd'pec for mssy kinds Of Vs0afsctpsias hasi-
"srs :ae ePoa sae o.se,s s.e I've si00e qearsies. .
Tps cprfi, Is de is,O lots 10 sui. 81 rcha sar.
Terms viii be ve.y sscosI modating. =
GEO. L. NICKOLLG.
sep7 Cor M.jn = al "a
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-11-19

TALLMAN T. POWERS,
LAND AGENTS.
Office south side Of Second Street, betaoeen
Brady and Main.
improved Farms, city property and unimproved
land for sale commission.
Forty acres ofland situated on the bluff one and .
half miles Of Court H0uso, having upon sever
al fine views Of river. The cheapest property in the
vicinity ofDsvenpor. Can be bought very low BY
applying soon.
Several desirable houses the city for sale cheap.
Improved farms In Scott county near Davenport.
A large quantity ofunmprOved land in Scott, Clin-
ton, Cedar and MuscattDe counties.
Siay 10, lass. TALLMAN e. POWERS.
BOUNTY LANDS.
'INrE undersigned are now prepared to procure
= Land Warrants for all persons entitled to them
under the late act Of Congress.
Land Warrants located in any ONCE in the state.
TALLMAN d POWERS
Aprii ~. Ia55-d-u ~sfs
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-11-19
4 Fam for s.l.

rain Tor Sale
n EA. DJRANT. o. ,be S,,ee 6,o.a h, -. r.
= iooattes. epon which is erected . sooe es.wr
House anu oai-OnIieipss. Price 4 IS Der sess
GEOGGE L. AtCHOLLS
os''S ID csw Corner NJ I'd Severe a..
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-11-19

WE@sve for sale ore hundred choice building Dets
WIN tge T0wo 81 Wsleoti and 6ay we'll dtsstsA
d'e ,ce ictsin tbe vicinity Of said Tow AL ofvhiah
will sell 10 actpal settlers on libessl ievms
SePtembe. Isl 1855 CUOk Il SARGENT.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-11-19
Fer Sale, ~
E4ls,7s, K = 4; good house and barn andall
WHITAEER GRANT.


.yesr wholesale Grocery.
.QUICK SALES AND SMALL PE0FITs'"
THE undersig oed IN accommodate The Public have
L brought 10 this City large and superior stock OF
Staple Groceries, c"nsietBg Of
Sugars, Coffess, Teas, Tobaceo', Spices and
Fish, all
NEW FRFSH AND CHEAP.
Which we offer 10 The trade upon small advance
anon Eastern or Southern Markets. We desire par
tcularly to direct the attention Of the citizens and
Dealers Of Dayenpt { and vciHity-the Farmers AID
Merchants of the interior, to our stock, satisfied We
are offering rcry rare Inducements 70 purchasers
We solicit call nd trial from ali who wish Good
an Pure articles al the
VERY LOWEST PRICES.
Slos and examine before you 90 to 81 Louis or
Chicago. Particular attention paid 10 he City trade.
City orders delivered.
Oct o. dw-lf Fourth ST., Corner Iowa.
MEAS 100 IF. chests and Qrs. Green and Black,
very choice assortD act, aii grades Just received
andfor sale by JACOB WEAVER, JR.. q Co.
oct 24-JH
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-11-19
Fresh Groceries /,

NJ E have Just received from The East The ,.r,a.a
ans bes. s.oeS OF 6. oeerses ever ole rsI fnr -
- DSve"po.,. We bsveevefy s,ticie ~ our lin. api
WI wersaai nus 2ooos 70 be Of she besl aua,y "a
oaf prices reasonable. We iuy lie both daaIar.
s1'lies 10 call assi esamins oUs stock. a
Oct II DALZEfl =
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For Sale.

DWELLING Horses. piesssptly situated ON Par
I Aes'saccit'os tOe'iy Of Davenport. All new-
possessio. .'vec Immediately. Terms liberal. !
.iaIy ?.ib. ieSj. COON Il 4ARGRaY.