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The weekly Placer herald., 1855-08-18
ELECTION PROCLAMATION.

THE QUALIFIED ELECTORS of the coun
/ ty of Plac r. are hereby notified that pur-
suant to proclamation of the Governor Of
the State Of California, general election
will be held on
Wednesday, the 5th day Of September,
1855, at which the following officers are to be
elected
OWE GOTERN'OR.
ONE LIEUT.. GOTER.NOR.
TWO JUDGES or THE SUPREME
COURT.
ONE COMPTROLLER.
ONE TREASURER.
ONE ATTOR.VEY Y GENERAL.
ONE SURTEYOR GENERAL.
ONE ST.a7E PRINTER. IND
THREE STATE PRISON DIREC-
TORS.
For Placer County,
ONE SI.47E SENATOR,
-FOUR MEMBERS OF ASSEMBLY,
ONE SUPERINTENDENT or COMMON SCHOOLS,
FIVE County SUPERVISORS,
Zone for each District);
Two JUSTICES OF THE PEACE AND Two Con-
STABLES for each Township of said County.
For each Of the towns and villages of said
County THREE COMMISSIONERS OF COMMON
SCHOOLS.
At the same time the qualified electors shall
express their opinion for or against Prohib-
tory Liquor Law in accordance with the I'd
Section Of an Act passed May 4th, 1855, enti-
tied IAN Act to take the sense of the people
Of this State. at the General Election in A. d.
1855. on the passage of Prohibitory Law
which enacts that ever votr who votes upon
the passage of Prohibitory Liquor Law shall
write Tor print] upon his ballot 'Prohibitory
Liquor Law-Yes,' and every voter who votes
against such law shall write Tor printJ upon
his ballot 'Prohibitory Liquor Law-No.'"
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NOTICE

rs hereby given, that the Todd's Valley Wa
i ter Company will lease their entire ditch
and mill property. at Todds Valley, on Mon
day. the 10th of September, 1855, between
the hours of three and six o'clock, p. NJ. for
the term OF one year. TO the highest bidder
who will give satisfactory security.
BY order of the Company,
J. W. HARVILLE.
Todd's Valley, Aug. IT, 50 I'd Secretary.
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re- We ar. authorised to announce JON
ATTAIN MORRIS as a candidate for th' Office
of Justice of the Peace in Township No. 2.
Placer County. Cal
Rss~ We are authorised to announce ISAAC
OWEN as "A candidate for the office Constable
in Township No. 2 Placer County. Cal.
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THE PLACER HERALD.
AGENTS.,

W. B. H. DoDSoN Sacram INTO City, at tn
Journal O,fic :, Oh X Street.
TdoAAs BoYCE, San Francisco, No. 81, Mer
chant street.
WELLS. FARGO Il Co. and the PA
CIFIC EXPRESS co. are our General Agent
for Placer County,. Advertisements, job
Work or Sabscript ons to the Herald, left at
either Of their Offices will be promptly for
warded to us.
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EXPRESS FAvoRs.-To Wells, Fargo 4 Co.,
we are indebted for Eastern papers by the
Uncle Sam, delivered in the early part of the
week. Also for State papers, ETC., during the
week.
To Mr.. Brooks, Of the Pacific Express, we
return thanks for the regular delivery Of
State Papers. =
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PUBLIC SPEAKING.-Gov. Bigler. COL "a
briskie. ]. Nicely Johnson, and Mr. Terry spoke
to large audience at Iown Hill on Thursday
night; and at Yankee i'm on Friday night
Hon. ]. B. Weller and Hon. Chas. A. Bryan
addressed the Democracy of Ophr on Thurs
day night. and at Gold Hill last night.
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Married..

On the l4th inst. at the residence of p.
Lynch. Esq, by Samuel Crazy Esq, Mr.. E. l..
SEACoRD to Miss MARY ANN JULIEN, both Of
Carrollton. Placer county.
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DIED.

On Monday. the 9th inst. of Inflammation
of the brain. HIRAM RANDALL, eldest son Of
HIRAM Il. HAWKINS. aged two years seven
months and twenty one days.
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What reason may be assigned for the three
balls ever pawnbroker door? Because if
anything goes into it, it'stsco to one it doesn !
come out again.
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rs Several commun icatioRs and other
reading matter Of interest has been unavoid-
ably crowded cut this week.
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DEMOCRATIC CENTRAL COMMITTEE.
PUBLIC SPEAKING.

Messrs. BRONX and WESTMORELAND.
the respective candidates for the Senate will
speak at the following places in this County:
Aug lS. Saturday evening at Oakes. Sac. road
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HON. VIM. M. GWIN.


purposes addressing the people of this county
at Yankee Jims, Iowa Hill, Michigan City,
Gold Hill and New Town. When the arrange
ments are perfected will give due notice by
hand bills. to the people. He goes from here
to Nevada county and thence to Sierra coun-
ty. We bespeak the Doctor hearty welcome
from the people of Placer.
PUBLIC SPEAKING IN AUBURN.-The two can
didates for the office of Governor addressed
the people of Auburn aud vicinity on Wednes-
day night last. Senator Weller. Capt. Terry
and other gentlemen were present but did
not address the people at any length. leaving
the forum open to Gov. Bigler and Mr. John
son. There was some two hundred people
present majority of whom were believed
to be Dtm0crats. Our opponents seemed to
have called in their cappers for the occasion,
in order to make as great a demonstration as
possible. With sensible men who have a re-
gard for their reputation as gentlemea, the
demonstration there made was anything but
creditable to the party. There were some
twenty of these cappers who seemed determin
ed to have it all their own way. They lead
of in the applause to their speakers, and ex:
pressed their talents as groaners besides other
exhibitions of good breeding. These men will
doubtless be of great service in purifying the
ballot box, and no doubt are quite proud that
they are Americans-the country is proud of
them.
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Auburn, August IS, 1855.
Regular Democratic Nominations.

Regular Democratic Nominations.
FOR GOVERNOR,
JOHN BIGLER. of Sacramento.
FOR LIEUT.. GOVERNOR.
SAMUEL PURDY. of San Joaquin.
FOR JUSTICES OF THE SUPREME COURT,
MYRDN NORTON. (Full Tcrm.)
CHAS. II. BRYAN. (UneXpired Term.)
FOR CONTROLLER.
THOMAS c. FLOURNOY, of Mariposa.
FOR TREASURER,
B. F. KEENE. of Ell Dorado.
FOR ATTORNEY GENERAL.
BIC. WHITING. of Monterey.
FOR SURVEYOR GENERAL.
S. Ii. MARLETT, of Calaveras
FOR STATE PRINTER.
GEORGE H. CROSETTE, of Butte.
FOR STATE PRISON DIRECTORS,
WM H. BELL. of San Francisco.
SAML. C. ASTIN. of Placer.
CT. POWELL. of San Joaquin.
FOR STATE SENATOR,
ABRAM BRONX.
FOR ASSEMBLY,
AP.K Stafford. of Yankee jim
ALBERT THORNDIKE. of Wisconsin Hill.
B. X. DAVIS. of Ophir.
SAMUEL B. WYMAN. of the Plains.
FOR COUNTY SUPERVISOR,
For District No. 2. composed of Townships
No. and 2.
BENJAMIN c. ALLEN.
Township Nominations.
Townsh p No. 2.
FOR JUSTICE OF THE PEACE,
GEO. L. ANDERSON.
FOR CONSTABLE,
JAMES CULBERTSON.
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Township Nominations.

Townsh p No. 2.
FOR JUSTICE OF THE PEACE,
GEO. L. ANDERSON.
FOR CONSTABLE,
JAMES CULBERTSON.
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The following places are established as cleo
ton precincts in and for said county at the
said General Election, and the p,rsons here
matter named are appointed Inspectors and
Judges of elections:
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Township No. 5.

BradShaw's Bar-at -; Inspector, Jas.
Houston: Judges. J. c. Udrll and - Parker.
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Oregon Bar-at Wooden Il Co.'S store; In
spector, Samuel Wooden; Judges,
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Shelving Rock-at --; Inspector. d.
White; Judges Thomas Duncan aud Simon
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Township No. 8.
Township No. 4.

nlinoistown-at b. Brickell's; Inspector, E.
Hotel; Inspector - Brown; Judges, Geo.
Richie and W. A. Hynes.
Dutch Flat--at Scots Ravine; Inspector,
- Brooks; Judges, VIM. Scott and Charles
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II. FITZsIMMONs. Secretary.
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Lisbon-at Bear River House; Inspector G..
W. Applegate; Judges, Jas. X. Evans and J
E. Simpson.
Blue Canon-at Dagg's house; Inspector,
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! Barnes Bar--at the store of Danl. Hogan;
Inspector, Dan'l. Hogan; Judges. - Simp
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Township No. s.
Township No. Z.


Township No. Z.
Iowa Hll-at the Old Bed Rock Saloon;
Inspector. S. Chadwick; Judges II. j. Marsh
and p. H. Soaier.
Wisconsin Hll-at Geo. Apples house; In
spcctor Hiram Looms; Judges, Warren Ben
nett and b. e. McCurry.
Mineral Bar-at Charles Rice's house; In
spnctor Col Williams; Judges Joseph Sin
gleton and David Priest.
Ford's Bar-at George Hamblins: lnspec-
tor Jacob Neif; Judges, J. S. Deane and Dr.
Kate.
Green Valley-at house of r. 3. Warden,
south side of river; Inspector. - Cozzlhs'
Judges, Clay Hubbard and r. A. Smith.
Township No. 8.
Canada Hill or Antoine Canon-at Berry d
Bandys store; Inspector. James NJ berry,
Judges. David Mckibben and Geo. Boughton''
Last Chance--at Hyland's store; lnsp ctor'
N. Davis; Judges, j. H. Spangle and Morris
Mann.
Township No. 8.
Newcastle-at Exchange Hotel; Inspector;
b. +. Harrson; Judges. John Crawford ana
Parsons
Stewart HOuse-at ; Inspector, sam
uel Ray Judges, H. l.. Hart and George Y.
Young. ~
Pine Grove House = formerly at Lyncns
HoteN; Inspector. Josiah Flson; Judges Dle'
azer Leland and l.. G. Smith.
Franklin HOuse-at Franklin House: III.
spector. Thomas Coffee; Judges, 5. l.. hoo1
and A. D. Clute.
Horse Shoe-at Bush's store; Inspector, ..
Riddel; Judges, H. French and John Bush.
A. L. BOYDEN.
+. L.. L..BRADLEY.
g. G.. W. FRENCH,
w. MOTT LEET,
II. w. STARR.
BOARD OF SUPERVISORS FOR PLACER CotSTf.
Auburn, August 17tb. 1865. 3w
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SAYS All tHe uOiIlilldlIOuS are IIldQG 10 uurn
Oh that of State Printer. 1t is said that the
Citizen, Marysville Htrald. and State Iri-
bune have made combination to nominate
Sacramento man for Governor, which will
have the effect of effectually killing off Paul
Morrill,. of the Sacramento Union. Notwith-
standing the reported combination of the
Union, Placer Press. and Placerville .an,eri
can, this will without doubt be accom- plisbed."
Whether the combinations were formed as
this correspondent supposes or not. we are not
pls pared to say; but most certain it is that
great muss has arisen among the Know Moth
ing papers. since the convention adjourned.
about this State Printing.
The public printing is generally conceded
to be the fattest piece Of patronage in the
State, and from the war that is raging among
the quill drivers we are justified in conclud
ing that there certainly was some trading
among these gentlemen.
The Union says that advances were made
to it from different sources. Thus we find
that these gentlemen who have been profess
sing these high sounding patriotic doctrines
have allowed so gross and groveling passion
to govern them when they come to act as
toDe cf money.
And all their nominations were made to
The weekly Placer herald., 1855-08-18

Todd's Vallcy-at Seaman Hotel; lnspec-
or. H. G. Reed; Judges, ii. W. Bum aud Geo.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-11-10
11OWHTYe60YTYH

Havine Pend their railorine YStsbhsh man -,
Rsady Sweet. bet. ed a Sd stvset AnNrs eSex s
tbs IOWA hs,ok store, ard vifs ? eeived q heso
snd wall ss- orted stosk nf Ciots, eos.istiRe efTee
e'hs res ncask ms, Satin ELI. Twecds, PesSeYa yent
ing. Sstns. velyte, Ae.. a. feel .. Aldes.f -.
their experience IN thr business thst tey e., -
dnce arst clr~s garment. End Al ~ vssecnskss !.
price ANY other Tails rirg FAsstlahn ent ~ - =
city. would invite the iphsh'tsMta of rsvcnpost ~
Sicinit. 10 give us cali.
uttnx done and war vapt- = ~ ~ y .,.,a,
nude Gr. Allorders III reert, ro q, .ttcnains
BROWN 4 Ne OoNALD.
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INP0RTANr ARRIYALl

IMPORTANT ARRIVAL!
NrOr atthe lie Clairc House. butt right oppositetc II
N atthe store or the we'll known Meschaut Tailor,
l.. W. STEINBERG, 3p EIkkkI,
of ve,,assorted stock ofIBcAaysMn0eC CDoths .
ing, Hats. .Csps Trunks, Carpet Bsss, Shirt, ,Csa-
watts, SC. DE.
whn viii Gtyorhm With heir calls an homeland up-
rightdealing.
In prices and quality ofgoodk am able to compete
with nv csts blishmeni in this City.
Please cal and examiBe my goods before you 20
.,.awhs,a A. MIEDkE, Aren't.
n..anncyt Mar --vtrw.tt
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3fiufifp, Af..
NOlI UEV 0UoD1l.

A LARGE assoFtnent Of Gas, FlniA anl o. inmne
"A now opening and for sale low q
nav -. a. G. DJLLoUp.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-11-10
Spring and Su MINER Clothing.
AT JOHN Jo1DAM's

IOWA CLOTHING STORE.
A LARGE and varied assortment ofMenss and
a lB.ys, Ready made CieshiAgy esnbr.c-
ing Ali the Iierontand les, and made BY
xOod Ork men out ofthe bost material.
Fine medium and common, Union, Beaver, Felt
Pilot, Petersham and Flushing, Bangups, Sack and
Puletot Osercoats, Cloth, Dress and frock Coats o
various coisre aud qualities. Cloth, Cashmere Sati
net, Velvo, aud Tweed Psntaloons. SILK. satn, Va.
isntis s ansdow Velvet, Plush, Cloth, Cashmere
satinet, Double and Single breasted Vests. Monks,
Jack ets Drawers UndefshiTts, Hosiery, Suspendsrr
ais, ,Hanlke rchiefs pillars stocks
Ties Scarfs, Winchester and Sc9tt'sappecved Patent
Shouldc scam Shirls Umbrcl susual
Iy kept in gentlemsns furnishing stores, including
Robes.dc Chaunbre and Revere vestsand overcoats
Also n splendid assortment Of uncat Cloths, Cassi
meros and Vestings of which will be made up Ia
orde the manner, with promptness. NJ accom-
modatinr prices, and BY competent work men. Ihi,
essblishIue sln ths uonthly receipt ofths latest
Fashions 90 thato ordersin.rustsdt to them may be
lied oop as being in the by those who de
sireit All manor Of plain work and work Ola xen
toel me edium, promptly attended, 10 ~ heretofore.
HATS Of new style together with all Of,he com
mon kind constantly on hand.
Graceful the ubscfibc rcon6dent
" hopes TO merit aco ntinuanee ofhe zane.
JOHN JORDAN.
railorand Clothier, On Fronsstsses, sPpo.
sisesne otea,u Mills.
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ALFRED J. JANSON,
Proprietor ef the
RAPIDS XIIIn. Tn C1AY1Y

NILLkeepeonstansiy on hand and fns saie la,,n
gSes o. every variety - size fur hsiine DvYnSsss
assso na!a god s"rcahin~s work and nseAInssy,
edloes Of hcst quality and IN uplnite6 enanSsc ~
asio Keep the Mill vannnesvery week is 10 ycas-
.aencan thercf'rc be- 6iled ON short notice e ~
, ne ais" tarniseesiumber offullsisss aad ss tls
Feb. t6Ss-ltf
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HIGHLY i1I01fzIT 70 0VT9la a.

ToHN MCDONNELL. Veterinary Surgeon. nor,
81 Rochester. n. bees respectfully 70 isfev. -
public that Ne has located In here ~
BE- oonsnlted . al hcuvs asd ali dssssss thst ~
horse IA su hiect to AfIev going through tAososrh
course Of study for the pr sssion aAd having ne1
years eood practice u kirds ~ diseaae sni ~
produre Ms good 'ostimohisls any ether nan Wes1
ofNew York feels haf ~ 10 say that he will tYs ~
give general satisfaction To sli pesons that enpioy
him. - -
.Nsst ns,thev notice he ssn be fopcA u Pashss q
Speafpness STA BILE, Oh Scco nd st.
n. ~ Guaranteed Recipes sold 10 any n~vs>n Iavy~.
ata di s4snce from asa avriss. -, -~-.'FF.W
Davearort. Sept. sth Is.S d~.-tf
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"a. Euyuletea OurB00u.
ssH Worth aide az ID st. two doors West Of
N S. R,sviss Drmonts on South side ofad ~.
f'~"sn Brady h Perry ste. e.t
DAVENPORT, IOWA.
Aarehl9th, SIS.
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D. 1htcKMAN, N. d. M. u. HICKMAN. N, D.
DRS. HICKMAN,
ECLECTIC PHYSICIANS & SURGEONS,
Mee % On Brady St, East side. bot ID y Sd.
M. special attention to Operative Surgery and
4 ufs,sal diseases generally. ~
u =, D-dwtf sa-
HNN. T.. 4!
LEE A. NICKOLLS,
GENERAL LAND AGENTS,

III a. DlUOHlH, IOWA.
1vrmre next eoOs ~ the Govcrnment Land Ofice.
WEare prepared 70 locate t.s I'D for residents or
quo i)acorah iowa. AND nj thc i,,o nsyiie nd Dr.
k.,vA minnesota. We have had two responsIbie
Snan,s"fs ot large experience In the de,d Tor two
" 'stne sslection of Lands, md ws ara pve-
'sn sith sainctons 4, tho amount OF 4O a00 acres
ov,y .oeeised for invcstm mt on Ioint account aI-
In " 'ne party 10 per ct interest per Annum and
knI ~ p'ohts divided equally Exchange bought
Sher.,N, anu Land Warrants for cash, on time at
/ a., ~ thtes Weinvite attention to our Book
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VTrVffSW apds wooden we've. Eps1~1s - -.
w Wh..lss sale and ,stai' Of 81. f~ss1e nae~NwV
ee<As ,AvcB MA vwe - . @.
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SEARS, WOOD Co.,
n.s.tasA Manufacturers, Lumber Merchants
and Dealers in Planned Flooring,
MOLINE, ILLINOIS.
THE only yestablishmehtin the where
L SHERW OOPS CELEBHAIED TURNING
ATHE "a used for turning rgIsM FoR Ms; such
M.rsls. RsIxstsrs, Bed Posts, Table Legs, andot
work too various to enumerate, with the
MosIdinos Of al iaf0 sgssrss Of cay sanber o.
tns,, .av suerest. Making the most perfect nd
beautiful work hatfancy desire and having the
appearance OF eostiyearrsd rork.
June n, Is54-trw-u
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THE GREAT
NORTH WESTERN
CL q q HI N q
n nufa acturing Emporium,
On Brady ST., I'd dosr teiss ID, (H'esf ssde.l
- For the Manufacture of all kinds Of
0sar Costs, Dress coats, Business Costs, Pants
- and Heo10.-- t--yts-.it
"AVING Just received one Of the largest and best
I'LL stocks Of goods ever brought West Of ths Mis-
sissIppi: Consisting OF Cloths, C1ssimeFes, ,
VeesimgS, &c., of every variety. We are now
preparedto manufacturers 70 order amy and ever. av-
mel in our line Of business In unsurpassed
by none and WARE nted 10 ft.
0sntlemen's Furnishing Department,
Is fun and eonpete, comprising an endless variety
Of Gents. SHAwLs, bkifs aud Eaney SHlRTs; Siik
H'ooisa and Cotton UKDxwsHIRrs aud DRAwkRs. toL
LARS STOCKS, CRAvATs. Mex Tns, SC ass, Pein and
Fasev SuspEsDERs; Gentlemcn's Fall aud Wisfs-
claws, ofevery description; Tailors Trimming. al
Who'll esale prices.
Having now pernanc ntly located in the city OF tav
export. al we desirs of mankind in general IL, "a
look TO tn cir interests. Give call, examine
our goods, and will that If good article
at reasonable price will please, they will not 60
away dissatisfied. 4nose
A. CAsTEEL CO.
r. sf
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Boots ans Sbees.
STAND FROM UNDER!
ROOTS AND .VHOEgy

1
STAND FROM UNDER!
i BOOTS AND SHOES!
II AM sm now prepared for the Hand winter trade
with from 10 coo psirs Of Boots and Shoes
beougAt y nsds sp roiely for this trade
during the last three m0nths, under the eeYsnnsl
!. q ~,s ss q a% s:s
GaEexT AND a;s1 SSoSF ssSSF1 sSa al GaINs
will do we'll 10 call on the subscriber.
Gent. sas and III o,s.f fsS soods ssa
One door east Of Burrows 4 Prei,ynan. store,
Fron. % street. r. n.,enpors, Iowa. JAS JORDAN.
BOOTS AUD SK0IS.
nGa J.JoRDAN would announce to the citizens
N Davenport, ,snd the public, thst he has ofened .
~Ladies and Gentlemen's boot and shoe store ad.
toining Burrows Prettymans store, one door above
the lows Clothing store, whore he 10 nsn
'e'''e 000 ''1 LADIES s1Sis q ssAscs a sssc:sfeaes:
Ke..u.h boot; Ens.sisd Patent P.ri.
Boots, Ties, Bronze PaYfde; Ark.
Buskins Polka Boots %
Aisrge sssorsmen' Of Ladiesand Misses Children's
Shoes, too numeFoust to mention. 3
Also large assortment for Gents wear
Eastern 1. ane French Boots; Congress
Plain walking Shoes,
And All kinds OF heavy work, suta BILE for country.
as vel las city custom; all who want neat AZ and easy
boot wouidd 90 well TO calat the Davenport Boot and
Shoe Store. alland see. June .. s.la5a-s4ti
LEATHER! LEATHER!! LEATHERu!
TAKE xoTIcE:
THAT HAIGHT & SEARS, New Leather Store on
! Cd ST.. one door from Perry, IL now open;
Where can be found at all times full supply OF
Leather ofsvery description for the Shoe o. Harness
Maker. Findings, Innings, Lasts and Bindings;
French and American Calf Skins; knamefed, Sole,
Upper Belt and Harness Leather Morocco Roans etc
saddlcry Hardware. Japaned, Brass and Silver
Plated fevery Kind and quality;
Harness and Coach TrimminRs;
ofalI kinds; Broad CT this; Enam meled Cloths;
Patent Leather Laees. Fringes, Webbing, Carriage
Bows, Bands, Hooks Rings, and in short every arti-
Gle the Coach Trimmer or Harness Make could wish
We respectfully solicit calls examine eur stock,
feeling confident offer such induce me n to as tu
make them customers. HAlGHT d SEARS,
I'd St, one door from Perry.
May 3I-dwIy t UAVRNP6RT
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Bale and ParfteG

7R110 SSnd Fortto0.
/ ADIES and gents Bufalo over shoes, Rubbe r. md
~ dne French Rootsf kapao my pAssfActnre and
booSs and shoes that il
TO be seen iu the Queen cities oftne great west
davenport boot and Shoe one door below Burrows
Pre yman . th store Front s,reet opposite
the mill. JAMES JORipAN
DuveuportJan IS 1855.
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> As: RUMBQID, JR.,
TRAeT0R AND BUILDE Err
su"n Y. on any bot sth apdAsh sts., rear Of Congre
janss a..n ana Sss, Of McsAqa,si Church.
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TAKE CARE OF YOUR HORSES.
MARBLE WORKS

THE undersigned would respectfully announce to
the citizens OF Davenport and vicinity, and to all
those wishing to purchase MONUMENTS to the mem,
Ory of their deceased friends that they Supplied
by calling at his shop, on Main between First aud
Second west side, where he will be pleased furnish
CUT STONE of every descript on ,as as IL ca be
bought in the Western county.
Italian and American Marb', for Monrm. nts HE "A u
and FOOT SION ES. Also u superior article Of FREE
STONE, &c, vety cheap. w. KENNEDY
Davenport, June y. lSl3-2S
For Lease.
A NUMBER Of otssituatcd in various rsrte ofth
- cityfor lease for a term OF years: apriy 10
JHiv W GEO. l.. DAVENPORT
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-11-10
Sugar Cured Yanls!

40 T!FRC'S CANVASSEp. ve,,
lily use.
Forsale cheap ~holesaI~ 4 retsiIty
JACOB NEAvFk u G0
N.B. THE lot of Hams ia offered to The t,sAe "a
families nrcr %, craile ierms v ihsn they ean -
boneht a. -. Loais, Chhago, or ciDeinsata