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Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1855-09-27
TARRAN1'S COMPOUND EXTRACT OF
CUBEBs AND COPAllA

~
CUBEBS AND COPAiliA
Sanctioned hy popular opInion AMI the high nu-
thority al tb- mD.t distinguished Of the Inedica !
faculty, IL offers ,u the afflicted remedy whose
success mas ~ every instance supported its de-
served reputation Being roav, nlent Hnd
agreeable IN its use, experience has prove
that !. retains IN every climate Is desirable aud
truly valualic character il il Ia the Gim oi
paste, Is taslel.ss, and does not impair the d-
gssiion. IL is prepared with the greatest possi-
bic care, upon well tested principles. To per
sous following the sea, or gong long voyages
this preparation I0ssess"s qualities nr snrinss,
ing any "ther---neat and po, table in ~ form,
sp edy and eihcacl"us in lis operation, succrss
iul both ia he earliest aud wrst stages oi the
sevciest dis-ases, whilst the usual and nausI uns
taste aud unpleasant odor 10 copaibi Is wholly
avoided ~ thIs preparation,
Prepared And spld whoeraie and retail, hy
John TAKkAS1, successor to James
Tarr,nt, 27S tircenwich street, corner oi War
rem, New York J and Tor sale h, The principal
Druggists in the United Siar,. British Piovin.
Gee, West iud'es. and South America.
THORN'S Comp ,nd Extract OF Co,aiba
and ga 'aparila pussrss,s few a'vsntages
not enio, cd h., any other Insdicln, .Jf e cure
of sexual diseases; ana which rsn VIII an
enlIs tened public, render u asst ,dly highly
popular, aud a d-sideratun long ssught tor IN
the medical world. II needs no 80 hneinrnt or
chan.e ot diet. Ia its appro,ra IN, tlai oi
paste, II Ia entirely ta,tesss, ana Sauses no un-
pleasant sensation To the iicni.
II has acquired the utmost tame 10 almost eve-
ry part of Europe it has been examined, ap-
proved at, and sanctioned by the faculty OF medi-
cine, aud recommended by the most tmInent oi
the profession. Prepared by J. Is. THORN,
Chemist, London. aud for sale wholesale and re-.
tail, by J. a. TARRANr, sole agent Tor ,hs
United States, 27S Greenwich street, New
Ysrk.
The Proprietor ofthe above Medicines 10 also
Sole Agent Tor the sale Of
DR.. GROVER CoE's POPULAR FAMILY
MEDICINES. Among which are the following
Dn. Co.'s HARMATTAK,
The most efficient external application cxtant
Tor the cure Of Ulcers or Fever sores, AEsce.s-
es, Felons, Files, Carbuncles, Fistua, Pies,
Neuralgia, burns. Woun,is, and ever, spsc,es
oi external inflammation. Warranted to check
modification, when ar,sing from Burns, " ounds
and other external caus,s, and 10 prevent It
when u.cd ~ Time.
DIR. CoEs isT-MKRcuRtAL ALTERNATIVE
SYRUp.
rl,aEaHt and certain constitutional rcmed, Tor
tao cure Of Rheumatism. Er,s ,sipelas, Gonos hsa
- Paiii,s, L-u'orrhea, Erup,,ve affections, and
AL t,seascr arlslng from constitution derangc-
IN at ~ vitaton al the blood and fluids.
DR. CoE's FAsILy VEGErABLE fILLs.
The best, safest, and most efficient Pin Tor pop
ular n'c ever offered 10 the public. For the cure
of Sick Headache, Conslipa, ion, Dt spepsia,
aud functional arrangements of the Liver and
other viscera, they stand unrvalied.
JOAN 4. TAKKANT, sole Agent,
218 Greenwich st., cor Warren, N. Y.
mi7-d&wly
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1855-09-27
CITY COAL. YARD.

CITY COAI. YARD.
D1NKrRrON Coal--1'ho sub.criber having
4 obtained the sole sale OF this celebrated Red
Ash Coal IN this market would recommend il,
particularly to tho coal consumers IN this vlcin-
ny. IL is naturally one oi the very purest cosls
minsd snj is yer, CAREFUL, prepared, and comes
directly from the operators, So thai there is no
pplrtnn'ty for adulterationi Judge, oi different
ql.i'ies Of coal will st once recognize il as a
very desirable article, and all who have not !,
are invited 10 give It trial Tor sale a, the
lowest market price 10y
az CHAS. WILLIAMS.
FOR SALE
4 Lot Of 2nd h htnd doors and in,i ie Window
"A ShTtrr', also one set Of store Doors and
windows, with the frames; apply to
GEO. II. WILSON, Builder,
Corner oi Redwood aud Chttige Streets,
jIS or corner si Green aud Thames Street.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1855-09-27

The new and elegant DlPLOMA ot the So-
ciety will be presented TO every exhibitor to
whom a premium lie awarded.
CLASS I..-CATTLE.
THE HERD PREMIUM.
For the best Bull and four Cows, from any one
herd, S3Oe
2d do do do ZOE
Durhams, Devons, iIereiords, Ayrshires and
Jerseys.
ls Premiums. amounting to $4,000
Bulls, lot Premium, lOO
Cows, do 1to
Grade Cows, Native Cows and Mich Cows.
26 Premiums, amounting TO about $500
lst Premium Tor each, 100
Working Oxen.
Premiums, amounting to about $500
lst Premium, ltO
Fat Cattle.
6P.emiums, amounting to $3.50
CLASS 2-HOHSEs.
Thorough Bred Stations and Mares.
Premiums, amounting to $3.50
splhons,4 years old ami over,lst Premium, zoo
Mares, do do do ioO
Stations o. all Work.
IS Premiums, smoun,in, to about $500
lst Premium, zOO
b, eeding Mares and Fillies.
Is Premiums, amounting to about $500
let Premium, 100
Matched Horses.
6 Premiums, amounting to about 500
Ma'ched. lst Premium, lOO
Fancy Matched, do 10
Family Horses.
1 Premiums, amounting TO $Z5O
lstp
Draft Horses.
6 Premiums, amounting to S2o0
Matched Draft Horses, lat Premium, iO0
Single do de- 0o
Trotting Horses.
On Tuesday Afternoon.
lst Premium, Ioo
2d do ioo
On Wednesday Afternoon.
Isl: Premium, 2oo
2l do loo
On Friday Afternoon.
ist Premium, 900
II do IOc
CLASS 3.-SIIEEP.
Long Hoolrd, Middle Wooled, Meinos and
SaNuns.
4S Premiums amonningto dho't Seo)
CLASS Iv.--sWiNE.
Surn'h Essex and other Breeds
S5 Premiums, amopntiTg o about Soo0
The Show Ground. will I've ready for the re.
cepion OF Stock on IN aHer tober 18th lc'-
sous in,cud'ng t. exhibit, a'c ,fquested te noiiy
ine Sccre try, oc b ''orr Oct LIST.
A half mile track will b. prepared Ior the
triaIA horses, add commp'ous seats for specta.
tors furnished al Il small charge.
\ Grani Asricr'tmd IL E'u1,rt viii he he'd on
r. day 4 ie. ron, at wh,ch toe irrn Il ns VIII
br aunouacei, and eloquent addressed ma, bs
expected .rom stirsuished gcn.,eip.n. The
ladies are exp. cted to pa,,iG,pa,e ia the tsstiv-
ilns.
The various X ii'roads in New England will
convey stock '.ee Of charge I; and arrangements
to the same rnd, with other roads, are IN pro-
press.
Premium Lists, &c, will be forwarded on
applicatioi TO the Secretary.
MARSHALL J. WILDER, Pres.
WILLIAM :. KING, Scc'y
Bosom, Sept, 1855. sl9Ikw
CENTLEMENs' ,leayy Shawl, for ,a'e at
" CANS. W. TURNER'S,
SIS S. s. S3 fhames st.
STATE VALUATION-iS55
TUE und .r-ignrd having been apnoi ted hy
1 l',. = ate Esiimie Comm tee %; the State oi
Rhode Island, Appraiser ot al property ratabe
w tHt wy 'i iNo"i'o''s h'it'N e'''' ""~
all owne . of property ri,ahle III g. q cay, that
he WI, attend "a, the C;'y tIe,ks O.i'c IN said
City, from he llh day Of Seplem|e', 1873, 10
the 25,h day Of 5rpte nber 1855. b.twcei the
hours Of 10 4. NJ. aui 7. NJ. 70. the pv'Pose
OF receiving trom such owne,s particular and
exact li-is of all their property rotabe IN said
Civ which they h,d on tie Is h day any instant.
All property wi! he taxed To those ~ whose
name il stands on the l5h d,v Of August, 1893.
SAM'L C. BAILEY, Appraiser Of The
Sept. Il, 1855. City ci Newport
sl3 10d
CUTrRELL IL Dryer,
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1855-09-27
uOLLOWAY'S PILLS.
WHY ARE WE SICK n !

II has bern the lot OF the human race 10 be weigh
rd down bydiseas,e, ana snnSnns ,,,.S ~ ~
WEAK, the NERVOUS, the DELICATE, and the
INPIRN, ofai climes. ages, sexes, and consIitu-
tons Professor Holloway personally superiniends
the m .nuf,oture of his medicines In the Tinted
states, and offers them 10 n free AID enlightened
people NJ the bes, remedy the world ever saw for
the removal Of disease.
THESE PILLS PURIFY THE BLOOD.
These famous pills are expressly combined to
operate on the stomach, the liver the kidneys,
the lungs, the skin, and The bowels, c"rfect-
ing any arrangement in their functions, purifying
the blood the very fcun'nn Of life and thus curing
I disease In all its forms.
DYSPEPSIA AND LIVER COMPLAINTS.
II has been proved in M parts of ,he world, that
nothing has heen found equal TO ihem In cases OF
disorders Of th, liver, dyspepsia ana stoinsoh COM
plants generally. They soon give healthy tone
= 10 the,e organs however much deranged, and whes
all Others means have iaied.
GENERAL DEBILITY. ILL HEALTH
MANY of the most despotic Governments have
opened their Custom Houses 10 the Introduction
nj these pills that they may become the medicine
, Of the masses. Learned Colleges ndnit that this
medicine Is the hest remedy ever known ior persons
of delicate health, or where the system has been
impsired, ms its invigoratng properties never isl
70 '"o'' FEMALE COMPLAINTS.
No Female Young or old. should be without this
celebrated medicine IL corIects and regulates the
monthly courses at all periods, acting IN many cases
like a charm. II is also the bert and safest medi
cine that can be given TO children OF all ages, and
for any complaint consequently no ianiy should
be withoutit.
, Hoilopay's Pills are the best remedy kn0um IN
III, Dorid for the toiiouing Diseases.
zsthmn Debility Liver Complaint
Nowei a, ,,ompIa,ts Fever and Ague Lown'ss OF spirit
Coushs Female Com Piles
CoIJs pIaints stnn. and Gravel
' Chest Diseases Headaches secondary eymp
Costiveness INDIGESTION tons
Dyspep.ia Innncrza Venereal dnec.
nisrthrs lnnaInatiGn tions
Dropsy Inward weakhess, worms oi all
kinds.
old at the Manufactures Of ofProfessor HOLLOWAY
80 MAIDEN LANE, New York, and AT
"a Strand, (near Temple Bar, London,) and by al
re eCtable Druggists and Dealers IN Medicine,
throughout the United States ard the civilized
world, in boxes, at rs cenin 62t cents and each
HyThere is u considof Fable saving by taking th'
lager sizes.
rB.-Oire ctions for the guidance Of patients Ia
svsy disorder are affixed to each Box slsly
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1855-09-27

CQUAkE aud Round oan Boxes Just re-
- ce.ved at GREENE's, No sc Thames ST.
doz. Square and Round L,ait Boxes, with
tnn1atd inside.
ALSO Just received at Sc Thames street,
good assortment Of Swiss Hats Tor Ladies wcai I,
a new article, which wil he sold low. 40
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1855-09-27

WANTED, two hottest, int g' NJ 30, ., either 10
W learn the hur,n~ss or as ennud boys, scho.l
time allowed dufin. tie winter.
Apply 10 HAZARD and CAsWELL
]! Washington Square nnd l37 Thames II
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1855-09-27
THIRD NATIONAL EXHIBITION
OF THD
UNITED STATES AGRTCULTUNs
AL SOCIETY.
To BIZ HELD IN THE
CITY OF BOSTON,
On the 23d, 24ih, 25. h and Goth Of October.
$40, 900 oFFEREDIN PREMIUMS

The Uni,ed States Agricultural Society will
hold their Exhibition OF Stock Cattle, Horses,
Sheep and Swine,--in Boston, ON the days
above named.
The city Of Boston has generously granted the
use of , fine Public Square for the purposes az
the Exhibition, and its public spirited citizens
have promptly subscribed the sum Of Twenty
thousand Dollars, to guarantee all Vps ises.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1855-09-27

( (rLOUDS, Sunshine and lr, 10y Chas. Read,
~ author oi Peg Wofir,to,;' ior sale by
sl9 L. r.. IlAMMETT, yr.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1855-09-27
August 23i, 1868.
WN - COIyENS & IN

- w Vt. VI 'V|NT'INs5 q tV'
! WOULD respectfully invite the attention
w al purchasers to their new stock Of Fall
| Goods now open and Cor safe ~ the lowest pric-
| IS. Strangers visiting Newport w, find some
| novelties in SILKS, Robes, Emb oideries, Iaces,
| Ribbons, Be-, equal To the bes, in any city, aad
| as cheap,-'nany slyi les o! which all sold
| ou; before they return home, making tins n ia
vorahe opportunity to supply themselves
a23
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1855-09-27

ORDERS reed NJ Ti.dsles, il6 Thames street,
W for the new styles of Leather Work Frames,
Tables, Boxes, Gard Baskets, snd msny other sfH
Ices nan ufactared Go order. sl3
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1855-09-27

NEMs OF Art-Several Fine OIL Paintings of
VI mach merit, one an original from the Flor
encc Academy. Also I superb oil Painting.
subject, "lucretia'--li(s sirc---an original an
tiqae. surmouned by heavy gilt irarne, anG is
offered Tor sale as bargain ~ are MI the Others
by HENRY TISDAlE,
81 Sign of the Gold Watch and Spectacles.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1855-09-27

NEWPORT, Sept. 18Th, lSJb.-The bIh
~ low Cemetery Co. having procured th- Rand
fronting on Warren street, src now prepared To
furnish lots 'u,er'"r TO AZ, that can b- olr"d
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1855-09-27
hiu ~ hN'r prices.
zig HENRY +. TURNER, Tieas.

CoNFtc rIosERy--Gmm Drops, In Juhe Paste,
" March Mellow Drops, Glover, CHcsia, Cor.dud-
c5s, Pepperminis aiu stick Ihsdns jDt ne rived
fresh ~ IOUNG SMITH
sls lIl Tnn.ucs st
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1855-09-27
ESTATE OF CHRIST OTHER T..
ROni,INS

TEE subscriber having been appointed b., tho
l. Court Of prcbue OF Newport, Co,nnssio,-
ers 10 receive and examine The clalIns oi ,hs
crsditors Of the estate Of Christopher r. E.kobbr-,
iate of Newport, Esq. deceased, represented
Gould, Thames sucei, on the fret SAT- ,day in
December and january, and last Satua,s i.
in February next, nj 2 O'Clock, p. m. f, for tie
purpose Of deciiing u,.on the cIaius "a may be
presented to them on said Late; siA months
hayins been appointed by tho Court of Pr bate
Of Newport, ioi The creditors Of saio estate io
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1855-09-27

M trER Melons, Mush sIelous, Ocra, Lima
w Beans, Sweet Potatoes, Parsley, Egg
Plants. constantly being received ut X. VII
SONS, 10 Thames s,. ~
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1855-09-27

I000 WHITE Linen Damssk Table
lOUO Cloths, all sizes. AMI az lower prices
than ever be'o'e offered in this city, at New
York Cheap store, l16 Thames street. a3
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1855-09-27

FOX SALE,
HANDSOME Sorrei Mare, seven years
IA old, good in saddle or harness. An, per-
son wishing to purchase can be waiu upon at
their residence by calling Mt ii5 7hamesa.
ae I| 3. A. PARKER.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1855-09-27

FUK SNIE
n Ia rent, a furnished house with Gardne-'s
" house, stable, and Carriage house aud ten
acres Of iud, situated Oh the bay, one mile from
town, adjoining the farm Of j 4. Hall, Esq.-
Apply to ALFRED SMITH
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1855-09-27
THESE PILLS PURIFY THE BLOOD.

These famous Pills are expressly combined TO
operate on the stomach, the liver the kidneys,
the lungs, the skin, and The bowels, correct
ing any Jerangement in their functions, purifying
the blood the very fountain of life, and thus curing
& disease In all its forms,
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-03-21
STANH0PE BURLETGH,
The Jesuits in our Homes.

A NOVEL: b> Helen Dhu, in one elegant mo-
n volume of no pages
WHAT THE CRITICS THINK.
From the ". Y National DHm"er at. .
,.lt IA certa y u very renafSabc book. ana "h'
command an uboundcd degree of attention IL be T.
ts face an evidence of so much truth ihat II can
nnt fail to produce deep aud convincing hpress'o"
Erom the Graaite Farmer GHd tisH0r.
.It;. the best American novel ever wrtteh ho' eN-
.,a,,in@ Coopcr's Misunderstanding Iales,' or even
Fem nc NorwaN Ga=ctte
.sWe should opiRe mat the iair antnot9ss nv E".,
., ,c,st a q imnse OF tho invisible SAM. II ls Pre-
I;.,ad mai It's sales will exc, cd those OF 'ph'i'
Tnn,, and a fiction ONLY IN sANE, we nave u"
ianht /, will raise to even Il muIh Erea'e' P''''
me- nrryadiug national sentiment OF tho American pc
pie" -. r-..o, S,,te Cg.rtt,.
.Ii ia the most dramatic and powerful mover "'t "S
t,u writer ia this couutry-it must nave AN "nPt
a",tcd circulation simdly upon its merIisas II h's
" ,rnuyht work OF fiction But written as II mas neci
Iii the specific bcct of enghteliin@ ihe vino az,
the hearts OF a great and free people, We az
moi he state to predl'ttor IL sue" ''''"'"''' "
o,hor American DO X mas had ,,.,.-
wv, hasnraS for .Starhope Buroigh,' not mers''
,,itx rounl 10 ncIe Tens Cabin bu Or" ~
',rrnassing any publication wh,th n'' ,,' al ~
hnred before the American fG9t>r's pu,vN
For sale by pnst 0riro Davenport.
Illinois st RoCk Island
Frb24
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-03-21
London Publications

A correspondent OF the New York Irlb-
me gives some interesting statistics OF inc
london press. We make al extract from
his lctters;
"Tse paper used by the illustrated News
i. all made at pa per mill 10 Hertfordshire,
belonging to its proprietors, Messrs' oooAe
& Ingram. -,
by the way. the manner in which TINS
paper originated, and the disheartenns lea-
lures Of it's early publication, may De worm
notice here. Cook L. Ingram, Who RESIDED
at Nottingham. were proprietofs o. inc
suack medicine called PAIRS L.te PMS.
TO Introduce these into public notoriety'
they printed and gratutously circulated sew
eral millions ola small pamphlet, protesting
40 contain a biography of"O'd Parr' WIN
few wood cuts, representing some OF 'ie
most remarkable events OF that worthy
life. They determined, in order to give ~
yet more extended circulation, to nave II
stamped as newspaper, to secure us '.ee
transmtion through the post office. AS 'hey
were maturing their plans, Ingram (h'msei'
prnter) suggested that itmignt serve their
purpose 10 commence it merely as an Illus
trated newspaper, and subsequently use !,
for putting the pills. The first ana secoh'
numbers appeared, and did not appear ''
hit the public taste. Before going TO pres
with the first form of the third number, th'
proprietors met to discuss their ways ah'
means, and had nearly determined to lie
the publication drop. BUTT was evcntua!
ly agreed that as the type was set up, The
eRgravings completed, and the stamped pa
perready, they mi eht as we'll let. No. se'
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-03-21

4 writer IN the Iowa Obsercer discusses
the proper point for the location of the
innatic Asylum. It is certainly very
laudabla in any State % nrtke suitable pro-
vision for is insane, and the building for IN
ASYLUM NAV II. an architectural ornament
sni draw Niti, it some other beneficial con-
sequences. bot Il always seemed to Us
strange t.ste tha, would desire such an IN
stitutiop in its vicinity. However, ii Is vel
that all people are not OF one mind.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-03-21

I, might be wished that more Intimacy
existed between the residents Of our Tespec-
tive cities, (R5ck Island and Davenport
from among HON we are persuaded c"a'd
be draughttd society, excelIet in cuItNa-
ton and high character and cHceHehce. ny
no circle in the'West. We are peculiarly
favored by the circnms taEfes oi our Pc
ton and interest in the cutiei ton OF sneh
intimate secisi TeIa:ions. and the ess'nfla'
benefit OF such csaaectionio the socte'l
OF both orr cites, is mast msni'est. sui
even with no more Of this socially than Is
noY enjoyed, each city exer's a wide snau-
ence over it's neiehbor, so that every er'
terprise which promises benefit to The oae
ough, to receive the intereft Of the other. =
r. J. Repab.
We are pleased to observe and respond
to the above evidence of good feeling IN our
sotemporary and hope it may prove lasting
We are ready for peace or war, but always
prefer the former.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-03-21

A general falure Of the mails and no tel
egraph line in operation, together with an
utter barrenness Of local incidents, has
sight tendency to make news scarce.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-03-21

Mercury this morning within dogs OF
zero. We presume this will b our last
cold day and that the snow VIII how rapidly
sappear beneath the warm, direct rays OF
old Sol.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-03-21
G. W. CARTER N. D.
Physician Surgeon.

oaicr on North le of3 st. Two doors West
Brady st. Boards "a, nUmoHts on South slde of.d ;
pstw cen Brady icr'1 sts
DAVENPORT IOWA.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-03-21
Timothy S. ed.

. 10, Of VERY sUPERIoR just received and fo
Sale b, Alrord y Van Pattcn, opposite the Post Of
flee.
Davenport, March 9th, 1870.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-03-21
NOTICE.

subscriber having purchased the stock dt"keh
the sttuG occupied by e. Managers as ClothlHg
Store Is ethat Ia inform the citizens OF i.el
bort ana vicinity that he has coneueed Inc apoNe pus
mess shall East This day To purchase my spring
aud summc C thing Hats, caps ana gentlemen ~ ~
,,i.tirr Goods and viii prob lbly return about the
drsl Of Apra good stock as can ne purchaseu
In IN. East which will sell cheap intend Weeping
/. r,a stock of read, made 1lathng Cloths CAST
marc. and Vcsllcs md will be prepared 10 makegaf
meats +, order snail be very happsto walt on NJ.
Mun,ers al customars aud all oh;fs that want so"'
IL y Iiu. ~ hi. III .ttu cnnl street, opposite
Claire Row wher.. Mr.. NJ will remain |" my employ
. a. ,.ss.n, EDWARD ALDEN.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-03-21
FURNITURE A D UPHOLSTERY
Wholesale and Retail by
SCARRIT & MASON,

WE take L easure in saving 10 our frerds an1 the
W public iugruera' tina" our Stock ., 80 nI" Va
md dntrrlng the attention of purchasers e'her at
UhoIesnIr or r,ta-n fu lsgs or single artIe s-thah
al the present NV, ,b, ,nost conpIete
xsnrtn.ut in our line. IN the West. our Goodf airy
n,a h.r, aswcI as EAST by the best wor- IN H. ana
thus combine the greatest variety az" ''e''
VITA t,e chea pcst aud most substantial. -,
ID, lars as vel ms all other purchasers arc NV
.,.d "a cnII and looa through our Mammoth ware
orders also from all parties having Furniture 70 oas
ar themselves or 9th 'rs, are speciai'! s"'irl'f
HE assurance of ourhcst endeavorsto mert ton,'
Inc of The liberal co fdence and patronage we nave
50 long received sc,pprT MASON.
Washington Avenue. bet second anu i"''u S"
March 18th. isJI.G&w 5%
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Land Warrants

4 LWAYS on hand large sapply aud for sale oil
y reasonable terms.
Mcb 4 MACKLOT X C0RRTy
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Eoln : Ma avEactu.ge.

fEHe sisariker h:s ROW elt h. 4 ard manufacturing
/ Ga.&sts' IS s3SsstS
uf every DECEPTION; also iongcs ofeYcry kHd Cor
Iicr Of Second y Perry sis j. McNE Ell.
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Rnnntr1anAc l,;ms

SSE are prepared to obtain Warrants promptly, for
~ "a 'se cht,tlai 10 raariya them uH.rr In. new
Beanty Land Act. Having reliable agents in Wash
ingtou ry. MACkL0f y CoRBtN.
Meh IA
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WORKS ON GARDENING.

hltIioN Rf If Gardening, JohusoB.. 81
= IAhase p' utfdchihs &e. 10y Downing, $50
hardening for Ladies' Loudorics lao
Ltu Escape Gardening, iens. LOS
Am, rictu over Garden. ifust's los
! he Flower Garden by Brock, -
culture ofthe Grape by Alien, LEO
Tie Grape Vine b! fIoare, 50
ENnttr urapes, 10
nf'atiSr on Lighthouses. ! GO
Family Kitchen Gardener by BUST, IL
Amer icaB Gardaef by Cohbtu, az
J. he Strawberry and Grape, -
American Fruit Gulturist, 1homas, Is
do Fruit Book. Coles al
Kitchen ami Fruit Gardener. o.
Ladies Flower Garden, o.
American Rose tHlturi.i, ei
At The Iowa Book Rooms,
40. 50 BRADY ST. BET. % d So SITS.
DAVENPORT, IOWA.
5mo u. Eli ADAMS, Agt.
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The notwithstanding sold out his stock ""Ntarlor
i an friends that he will remsn atprescnt ut slstor
stand on second street whore he viii De hapPE 20
;ttept TO their wants. winch he h'pesto do more iA!
Inn h has be 'orc been able TO DO ~rpp
paycupnyt Mars ;. I. MoS"hNi