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The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1855-12-01
A Wonderful Invention.

A new electro magnetic printing telegraph
has been invented by David E. Hughes, Of
Kentucky. In testing one Of these machines
in New York, its powers were found Of so
wonderful a character as almost to create
doubt in the claims set up for it. The Her
aid, on the testimony of persons known 10
be competent to form a correct judgment Of
what they saw and tested, gives the follow
ing account of its capacity:
60 1t will print. as we are told, from three
to five hundred letters, or from fifty 10 one
hundred words in minute, without the pos
sibility Of error. 1t will send two messages
simultaneously, in opposite directions, over
the same wire. 1t works with the most per
feet secresy-that is, it will send a commu-
nicaton from the point of departure direct
to its destination, without the possibility of
any way-office on the route receiving copy,
Excepting at the will of the sender. This is
a feat which no other instrument now III use
can perform; and one, the advantages IF
which must be apparent TO every individual
who is at all conversant with telegraphic
matters. 1t is very simple in its operation.
Any person who knows letter Of tie al
phabet when he sees it, can write as correct
ly with this instrument as the most expert
|enced operator; all that is requisite TO insure
absolute correctness being that the copy shall
IN the hrSt instance De written plainly and
correctly. The machine verfes itself-that
lis, at each revolution the operator can tell
by means of an unerring test in his instru-
mcnt, whether it is in unison or not with
the instrument with which it is communica-
ting in distant city. But its most wonder
full feat, and that which will test the readers
credulity the severest, is its power to start
into operation similar machine in a distant
Office, without the help or even presence Of
an operator, and compel it to write out
whatever message it chooses to send in the
same perfect manner in which they first
started on their transit. Thus, for instance,
ianoperator at Washington may, at any time,
lock up his Office and 60 to his meals, or his
bed if he chooses, and on his return he may
find on his desk message perhaps from New
York or New Orleans, all fairly printed ont.
and ready to be enveloped and sent to its
address. These are some of the most prom
inent characteristics of Mr.. Hughes's instru-
ment.'
If the powers here set forth are not exag-
gerated this invention casts in the shade all
previous inventions in scientific progress.
With these machines, the company that is
said to be forming for their use on the lead
ing lines throughout the country, may claim
a monopoly of telegraphing and set compc-
ttion at defiance. Spiritualsm will have
to retire from the feld.-IO. S. Journal.
A young lady remarked TO gentleman,
L I. = Il.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1855-12-01

A young lady remarked TO gentleman,
after warm debate in which each accused
the other with being perverse and obstinate,
Sir, you and can never agree upon any
thing"
II think replied the gentleman, g can
suggest a case in which we would harmonic"
"What isit?' asked the lady incredulosly.
"Why, suppose you were travelling, and
had to stop for night at an inn where there
was but one room, in which were two beds,
the one occupied by q lady and the other by
a gentleman-in which bed would you prefer
sleeping?' ..
She instantly replied, with the lady, of
course"
$50 would l." was the rejoinder, " and
thus we agree exactly
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-11-16

AUCTION.! Al CTION!!
Great and unreserved Sale by Auction
On Thursday, 22d Norenber,
And following days until closed cut a. the store OF
B. 81 w. KELLY,
coRNER FRONT ST. &NFxRGY La.sDis";
Tho who.e Stock in trade, eonssss's !" par =
$3.50 undermenlioned:
n,ocar;es. Dry Goods, Queens and Glassware,
70, Is and shoes, and Hardware, Teas Ohs'
s Window Glass, &c.A # = y
a MoNGsT which IS S Hogslfeads prime n .. SUI
n gAr Also, Loaf crushed ana earnva oar,.
Dule rope aud Irvine, OILS, Tanners ana winter
thawed Whale Oil;
Markerel, White Fish and Herring;
i hbls Rice; Pitch and Rosins 3 baics oakum;
10 bills aud bbls s. II. and Belchers syr moiasses'
several bbs Soda Sal. satas Sod et. p o'ao
also bbis aud ~ bxs ptme smoking and chewing do
Churus, Wash Tubs AMI su measures;
1 barrel Almonds; whole and ground Pepper;
s,a ex winow Gias. all Sizes from 7x9 to soxss;
A Full Assortment Of Dry Goods,
! Such as Blanket Cloth, PILOT Cioth, fine Frenen
Hack Cloth, prime Black silks, assorted Atpacca,s,
I;ineha,ns deafness Lawns aud Prints, together WIN
! Satinetts, Cottonades, Bleached and unbleached
snee,e and ring from :, en 49, "ide red ana
| boots ANn:SH0ES IN GREAT AR!Eil.
Also, al assortment OF HARDWAKE,t to be
| Nov ead, and following days. Sale TO commence ut
oclk and continue esch day entii all iseosed ,u'.
~@H SAMUEL PARKER, Auct
on SATURDAY, the 2ih INST. at o'clk, the inter
est in The lease Of the well known as Inc
best business stand IN davenport having three years
and months to expire from the LIST of December, WIZ
SAMUEL PARKER, Auet.
! The Trade will find il their advantage to altene
the sale as II viii be quit. unreserved'
Nov. IS-dtf
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-11-16
1890 - -
y VR MILE

S-f1} h.sfea email Farm contributing 70 acres 10
a@.,.,, 4 Heres nm.sr nap oyemcais, u good Barn
rIinu W. bWclithg NnuRo, out buildings. DC.
-.-A- Also. al orchard Of hearing. ,rnts, apples,
pe~hes' tinmba, sh"rries, 81. 40 acres Of Timber
1ahat az var OF II very good Timber aud upon this
,%t! 'nli ana Stone, tns place e 80 mites do@ = the
river py sefpoh line, III iailes BY tae voasi Tho
pr"eh$p, u miles from the siyer. the Tin her Is
% me ttcm de riNer, public sehoa, house " he
school is keptd months oni Of ie wihia of nile
For 'oithet particulars call on at my IN. store
ssconH treetorposite i.e Csaire Block.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-11-16
YTcuieMe1Osss SPECULATION.

4 ND upon an equitable aud fair basis withant
n mneh fnyestmeat or any risk. The half OF Tue
great Stat. OF Iowa, (norte half t"r pichhson So
Shelter i ofIe red on the follow ing terms.
ist aua Machines with right reserved 70 sen theeo
In the terrtory. - hin,
Cd. For si,1oa aud tarln oil III on ea'" "a'"''e
until 500 machines are sold. -, ,oon -
All. A tariff &c - on each Machine, unti looc ma
chimes are sold. GO In IA,
oid or entire int rest OF what Is still remaining on
favorable terms. $50 ooo a., MI
There Is speculation OF more than ssu,poo w nus
S,a,e aIne calculating that one farmer IN ever! ten
win pureh,se machine. There are more machines
oldnnow ii DAYS exhibition than The cost 81 s"sie
sonnty right The Agent vii hold 'hese PIol'os,",s
c. e., ; a,vs and rive all necessary nfornati,n
byca,liny al til. place OF exhibition, opposite we rrf
| n Landing. my -
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-11-16

Gov REEDER.-Ihis gentleman address,
es Gen. Whtfelda polite letter, announc-
ing that the will contest his (Whitfeld's)
seat in Congress, and inviting the General
to De present at certain named places, and
ut specified times. where and when depc-
sFtions viii be taken to prove the illegaiity
Of votes east for the Missouri candidate
To this Whitfield returns an insolent and
of course characteristic reply. Whitfield
10 in ST. Louis, on his way TO. Washington,
where bis pretensions will be, we trust
somewhat abated. @a
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-11-16

LUcRETIA MoTr.-A correspondent oil
the State Journal denies that Lucretia Mott
talented lady who is figuring extensively
but modestly at the Woman's Rights Con-
ventlon, is a Quakeress. The correspon.
dent says:
Permit me to state in behalf of the
Quakers, most especially in behalf of the
women Of that society, that Lucretia Mott
is not Quaker. She has not BELONGED to
the society Of Friends for a number OF ears,
having come out from us because she was
not of us. No one who speaks disrespect-
fully of the Holy Scriptures, or the mar
rage covenant, is a Quaker. The mere
garb ola disciple docs not make disciple
ship
The Qnakers do not permit any of their
people to occupy the public position Lucre-
ia Mott is filling at the present time, much
lees as an advocate of sucb doctrines as she
is maintaining.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-11-16
IOWA STATE INSURANCE COMPANY

,, kEOkUk, IOWA.
LUIS nom. COMPANY 5 nov prepared ID Ia ke rl.k :
On me SAFER classes OF property IN the Mutual Inn
and on the Cash plan toya cal Bremin1, I'D r. @
Reasonable as those Of amy reliable com pany
DIRECTORS:
y rra anss,,,, JOHN Mcclure, +. \. Garrison,
. nahSH, geo. Is. Smith, 4. X. Ford
e. heel :; 1 ,;,l Billings, W. T. turner,
OFFICERS:
G. II. PERRY, President. f. II Har,.o
j. " Rankin v Presid't. w f. Tuner, ssers,,
r. ome s 20 wnnerwaS's Bio,g-oyer Dawson a.
Coz booi ana Shoe Store; i;rady 81, es'''p .
xov s.A, !, r. LANE, Agent.
Davenport Iowa.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-11-16

FIRE AT PEoRrA.-Last evening about
len o'clock a building occupied By the II m
Of Dredge g. Co, as furniture wa, eh use.
was destroyed by FIRE. The contents OF the
baiRing Sasneatly all destroyed, or more
or less injured by hasty remnyai. The
fumes communicated to frame building
used as an eating establishment by Mcssrs.
Winch e. CARROT and reduced the structure
10 ashes An adjoining brick buiid ny was
somewhat damaged and will soon e made
as good as new Tnere was an Insurance
81 ~, 0eo upon The furniture, but none up
Oh the building IN which the fire ,riginaiet.
[ptnria RIP ION.
Or Lyman Beeeher was 81 years old
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-11-16
Notices.

MEYIRs' UslvERsgN.-Af,er a long ah-
scnce number of this excellent work has
made its appearance on our table. Would
be pleased to receive it regularly, but al
together prefer the English edition.
THEIkyESroR.- 8 ofthis highly use.
ful monthly is received. 1t is published
low and should be in tie hands Of every
mechanic.
LITERARY GAHLAsD.-Ths is month
" octave edited by lady and published
II Rochester, N. York. 1t is beautifully
executed and, we presume, ably conducted.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-11-16
cuaRpIAH,s SAFE.


IL Nuc y, q 6 for said County.
puBI,C NOTICE hescby sissn INA. .ne nn', ~
s,anea {; uar,liaa or The person. and pEorerE o.
Er,,ansih n. s. TNtIn, formerly riizabrth eini'n'
wI"w Of Joha smith dccenscd.) and Ct tdw'na :.
smith and Emma sn,ith lminos. WIZ p. ms s s'c,
800 !, pnK,ie sale 81 the prtmise- en- Sn,arday 'ne
XXI day cfpeesmber a. bsiwesn ahs a.. NOM" ,h
ofe O'Clock AN and oeioes yg1 =, l' Of "i tao
iSs in b,ck seven IL in Tho en-, insenpori ~ s'o
Eounty, except Inc twss * lee' 81 sa.' " ,hr
Whicl LA property bctoig 70 Shes"o "ai"s - NV
said suarsliaas. TERMS CAsh. . ,,, ma,
sale 10 commence vi 10 o'elk. A. NJ. OF siia ia. ~"
s .iI nroperty i. previously ssld at private sie'
'oS' '"'" f'0f kNo> TiCHEAoR, ,
Guurt ian us aforesaid.
~ " a
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-11-16
The Kinney Scheme,

The N f-xferdM puoHshes = 9ettettfcm
a correspondent who states that he has re-
sided for some TINE at San Juan del Norte,
and tina, he il wsll posted as to the affais
of Col Kinney and bis associates. As it
lis. sAsshaose men,s Of kinney and Walker
which have decasioned the diplomatic pass
es bStw cen Mr.. Buchanan and Lord Pal
merston, and the strengthening Of the Eng
lish "a avsl squadron on the West Indian
station, f the report be true that that squad
ron has been strengthened. those move
.ments derive an increase Of importance
which they might not naturally possess
We therefore give the following in reln-
ton to this Central American episode which
| ii being now rehearsee:-
.Having resided here some time, and be-
ing pretty well posted as to the affairs OF
| Kinney and his associates, think it well
enough .under the present circumstances
to enlighten the public in regard to the Col
onel's operations. =
Finding on his arrival that he had been
humbucred BY the Fabens, and his imagi-
nary titles To sundry mill ons of lands in
the department Of Choutalas, (Nicaragua,)
and seeing that he bad no chance Of reach
ing the Interior, he turned his attention to
the old affair of the Shepherd e. Haley
grants, and after some bargaining. he pur-
chased $50 he says) their grant for $500 900
| (this makes about FIVE or six sales Of said
gran,s) The facts in the case are these:
The grants are not worth the paper on
which the same are written, and every one
knows it. They have been hawked about
Wall street for the last ten years, but no
one has been fool enough to advance one
cent upon them. Kinney, however. thinks
| he can do something with them, and so has
4 started the humbug- but il wont pass. It's
/ like his resources-immense on paper but
I nowhere else. Kinney is here without
money, credit, supplies or men-his Gov
ernorship lasted sixteen days. This YVES
4 humbug No. 9, and ended as his scheme of
j colonization within an entire failure. The
stories circulated by Kinney and his friends
about farms, coffee. sugar, corn, are all
humbug. Not an acre Of land has been
| cleared nor will be; aud not coffee tree
1 Kinney or his followers. There are but
! few among them that can cut wood, plough,
or do any work but loaf, and in that the
majority are perfect. Lying around bar
rooms, drinking liquor and running in debt
for board, lodging. rum and segars, includ-
j ing washing. is all they have done yet, and
! | rather expect all they will do. The new
affair about gold is an old affair-no gold
there The thirty thousand dollar purchase
/ is all moopshine. In fact, all attempts
heretofore to colonize this coast have Prov
ed failures, and viii, fer no white population
can do it. and those who do try it die.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-11-16

The following beautiful extract is from
the speech of Edward Everett at the recent
National Agricultural show at Boston
1.-The grains Of the California gold are
dead, inorganic masses. How they got in
to the gravel: between those mountain mil
stones. whirled by elemental storm winds
on the bosom ofuceanic torrents, the aur-
ferrous lodges were ground to powder; bv
what Titanic hands the coveted grains were
sown broad cast in the placers, human
science can but family conjecture. We on
ly know that these grains have within them
no principle ofgrowth or reproduction. and
that when that crop was to be put in. Chaos
must have broken up The soil. How differ
ent the grains Of our Atlantic gold, sown
by the prudent hand of man, in the kindly
alienation of seed time and harvest; each
curiously, my steriously organized: hard,
horny, seem NC lifeless on the outsides, but
wrapped up in the interior seminal germ,
living principle.
Drop rain of California gold into the
ground an there j: will lie unchanged to
the end Of time, the clods on which it falls
not more cold and lfeless. Drop a ersin
of onr blessed gold into the ground, and 10!
a mystery. In few days it softens, il
sweils, il shoots upwards, it is a living
thing. 1t isyellow itself, but il sends up a
delicate spire, which comes peeping emerold
green. through the soil: it expands to Wig
orous stalk, revels in the air and sunshine,
il arrays it elf moe glorious than Solomon,
in its broad fiuttering. Ieafy robes, whose
sound, as the West wind whispers through
them, falls as pleasantly on the husband
mans ear as the rustic Of his sweetheart's
garment; still towers aloft, spins its verdant
skeins ofyegetabef floss, displays its dancing
tassels, surcharged with feltiIizing dust. and
at last ripens into two or three magnificent
batons like this, IAN ear of Indian corn
each Of which.is studded with hundreds Of
grains of gold, every one possessing the
same wonderful properties as the parent
grain, every one instinct with the same
marvellous reproductive powers"
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-11-16

Fatal ACCIDENT. Byron J. Ballard. son
of DR.. 8. Nj. Ballard, was accidentally kill
ed on the 29th ult. on the farm OF his faith
err in Audubon County. The circum-
stances attending his death are as follows !:
he had cnf tree, which in falling strue K
another causing dry limb to fall back and
hitshim on the head, infiicting such blow
assto cause his death in few hours. His
loss will be deeply felt BY his afflicted pa
rents. - foua Rep.b.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-11-16

NALpAgLE HoRkEp CArrLE.-Sonle oil
the stock al the ONO State Fair was SO very
yalustle chat $4,000 were offered and re-
fused for one Vi the bulls exhibited. An
other was held at 5000. and twu others al
S3 600 each.r There were eleven imported
bulls exhibited, the aggregate value Of
which amounted TO $4,000, and ten COW
vailed st Sl2. 400.
OHIO has at the present time Tie most
vald4ble stuck Of any STATE in the Amer-
can Union. She is altogether ahead OF
even New York;. Y. Erpress.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-11-16
Ls.,Hber, LNsssDpI..

k'h"M 2onA'0 to 3ro.0Do feet of humber at Dor.
Il man Il Cos Old yard, corner Scott and Fourth
sts.' one square wcstrf Cotos " Davis FIaung Mil
nearly eI'pnsile thr Court House. The sub.cribrrs
nave on hand M largest and best az seas
oned STEAM saw ed Pine Lumber To be found In ~
market. We keep CONSTANT, on hand Dressed erG
tudressed Floor ng. Siding, Fencing, u aud 49,,
clear stun, Rived aud Shaved Shingles isti, ,'' ~
oher refieties Pmc Lumber which we or ne o Az
us any otbe Ycr,i Ia this city. "ne' ~ low
Hos D. dtGwtt. ! rpaTE,
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-11-16
rpyR.E.NE7T.iS.
III, n,.o511c,.igs. E,,.Ll.Oieleries

4 BEAUTIFUL and Large stock 81 ladies' so',a '
n if,hsYrisetts. swiss anl Can bric sleeves, Lace
se,.,.. w III nd Cambrie Sands. Cambria Edgihgs
anu '"so'''es' WADSW0RTH'S,
No a Main St bet. Frout & Second.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-11-16
LOST,

\ LAhnE map 81 tads' sub division Of West i,,y.
90 ehpoTi was misald Oh rday last ia front Of l..
1iufe iiait- ana probably blown into the street
Ss.ho"iha ~ owner ana carried to the country The
Map was foHsd up ~ a newspaper and contained
a'' oi'a t"sipf: whoever may have It in their
possession vi confer favor on The owner by r,r
ing ii to the OfIce Of - ~ - i1'ufh'
:, Det3i II FADS l. sTEw ,p,
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-11-16
LIST or LETTERS,

III on the I5ht day OF Now, iS55" b'ch, MOI
oul os:o The 1T day Of December, 1855 will be
COZ 10 inc Gene raj Post-Omce as Dead levers.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-11-16
FOR SALE.
A HOME! AN INCOME, AN INVESTMENT,


A HOME! AN INCOME! AN INVESTMENT!
4 he subscriber has determined to place his affairs
in such shape will enable hiin To De absent
for All indefinite period, aud in doing presents To
the pGbiic rolc oil properly, afardIng large i'm
m, date income aud great prospective advantages.
te terms and prices such that the entir. estate
can be secured by very small i,nineJ.ale iuye.,-
me nj. and the lime payments can be n,Il, mot Ly
the annual sale OF portions OF the unimp art
at greatly augine nted rates.
oue-hiih only in hand, the balance in tive. three
four aud i've years, with ten per cent Interest.
Two -Four acre iots, adjoining the grounds OF the
Agricultural Society, where their Fairs are
Two Two acre lots adjoining same:
Thirty lots hree squares inaet.} just laid out and
annexed 10 East Dav export;
SIX Handsomely situated lots in the old Mat Of
East Davenport irontiDg the river anu COM
mandig splendid views: s
One hundred aud tweily acres Of splendid Prairie
land, six miles north OF town. very near the
Dubuque road;
Ms s'one Residence containing ten rooms, a large
attic, large Kitchen and kHchen chamber, wood
house. bathing house, ice house, milk cellar,
vegetable cellar, and grounds 100 by 3.5 feet,
equal 10 towhlots, with fruit trees, grapes
ana shrubbcr!, possession given 3 days from
sale:
one-third interest il the Economist FIGURING Mills,
at East Dayent ort nox in operaloH, will,
STOCK OF wheat on hand.
ihis pr perry VIII suit a purchaser who is seek
ing permanent home, with view to regular basi-
aud lucrative investments ii l. moi With view
to raise money seek propitious moment Il, con-
vert unprodaclive real esIate therefore oner the
detached PORTIONS.
GEO. l.. NiKoLs. ESQ.,, will give full particulars
10 bona nd purchasers, or the subscriber at East
Davenport viii show the property when called
w. IL. HlLDkETH.
East Davenport, Nov. 18th 1855.
10 RENT.
LNDR one or more years "a Pork HOUSE, at East
! Davenport, with seventeen hundred square feet
OF cellar room, and tiDrt. five hundred Of ware
rooms, smoke and lard house, all conveniently
situated. Apply TO W. II. HlLDkETH.
NOV. I'D ". East Davenport.
For safe at a. ENYgNiN.
LII the machinery of Saw Mill, eonsis ipg of En-
= CINE. Locomotive boiler. Fly wheels. Drums,
Betting, >haiing aud all the necessary machinery
for Il P,a' ing aEd Saw Mill The above Mll has been
IN use out short time aud will be so cheap by ap-
plying to CORN'S e.. NOBLE,
4th st. doors aboy. Iowa.
Upton ADV. Iowa City Republican and TT. Dcs
Moines paper eopytso weeks aud send bills to adv.
Davenport, Noy.i5 d-2w ss4l s-r
WE HAVE JUST RECEIVED .
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-11-16

1sy E5.rp1'css.
lust RECElYED, &@E
- Moire Antiqne Trimmings,
Black Brocade Silks,
= Satin Du CHEN,
= silks,
4 Wool Hoods,
Move Shirt Blossoms,
Kid Gloves, ss5
Gehist'' LINED,
h0sh,9z@ WOODWARD ~ HARRIS
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-11-16
MEM RICE.
Il n.t % JACOB WEAVER, JR * co.
Railroad West.
,.fOy0ge sale.

4 Stand mari ed J. l.. HoF,r, Davenport, Iowa,
~ rccta. per $. Is. Excel IN jane.
Lot Stoves marked Holt q Burns, Waterloo, Iowa.
reed per Mary &. Ia jane.
Two BOXES Hardware marked IL. ReiShart, Upton,
Iowa, reed. per $. X. Alt"arh
The above goods IL be sold To a. charges M not
called COZ Wi.lin Thirty days from date.
;: NJ. DALZELi.. y BRO,
Davenport, Nov. !, 1855. Cor. end 4 Perry SIS
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-11-16

Dr.. Lyman Beecher was 81 years old
- s-er, Sabbath.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-11-16
C.sS.PE.V.TEEeS' TOOLS
OYSTER DEPOT

THE subscribers ias ing receive The Agency fot
This place for the sale 81 Z. s. Maltb. celebrated
ia hmore oysters. will he pleased 10 supply the
trade, Hotels Coffee Houses aud families by the Can
"r dozen caRs. They will be received dali, b! EA
Pres, ana for sale cheaper than tcfOrc offered
10 this market. JACOB WEANER.Jr. u Co.
Dot. rs -A--- Entrlh 81. cnIueI Iowa.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-11-16

INliE Post Office has re mo ed but the ews Depot
4 remains IN the old Post Office room, which has
oechhealiy httodnr whore shall keep usual the
Eastern Papers, Books OF Standard Literature Eie-
ghhtis Illustrated Works. Cheap Pub ieations, NJ r
hhlhcs, School Books, Stationery. Choice Fnnry
foods, Se., DC JNO. GlLLETT, Agt.
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.y'OTI<,E.

VST RECEIVED, per steamer yicana. one hun
~ dred barrels " fipe apples, and for safe BY
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