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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1855-06-08

REG ULAR AONIHL1 HaLL 81.
AT AUCTION
Staple, Fancy, Foreign and Domestic
DRY GOODS . sc.
"A. J. DUNCAN & CO,
TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY Il THURSDAY,
JUNE nth, ETH, AND 18TH:
w AND THURSDAY, MAY ,iiTH, isTH AND ara,
entirely NEW SPRING GOODS, of Foreign and Domestic
Manufacture, embracing the --latest s and makes for
'A''' anu "'H'ai FOREIGN Re,fssi GOODS.
German manuactare Black and Fancy Cassiueres all
the different styles and Qualities Black and Fancy Satin,
Black and Fancy Column Silks Satin de Chenes Forencs
and Gro de Rhine Silks B4ek and Fancy silk Crasa,s aud
Handkercbefs, MHrass and Linen Bandkerehes Bonnet
large and o 81 sn . aDs
Silk Blond Ribbons English Printed JaeGHets and sl rs
nets orgsndies Briian Bereaes French Paid Chs
II; Striped Figured Brilliant Palm Printed Boreses;
B,own Bereses French, Scotch snd English Plaid striped
and Plain Coloed GDghans; HOyles Superior "a Prints
English Oil Prints Of all widths and Qualities French and
English Fannes all Wool and silk and Wool rsh French
Gefman and Russia Linens Of all qualities; Plain Twill
ed Irish Linen Sheeting; Pillow Case Linen Blue, Yellow
Of superor Qualities Of all eolOrs Irish French Ger
nan Linen Handkerchies, Shirt Fronts sc Irish and
French Linen and silk Threads Buttons and Trim
mings greatest variety French and English White
Goods Embrnderes Laees Gloves Hosiery, &c; French
Gloves Mtts Of styles Suspenders Port MoHaes,
Needless Pound and Paper Pack Pins, &C., altogether,
embracing largest assortment of Foreign Goods have
ever had the pleasure of Offering
STAPLE AND FANCY AMERICAN GOODS.
Allen. Demmils, Briggs, Sprague and WASHINGTON Fancy
Prints, Black, Red Green, Blue and Orange, Yellow and
Damask Prints Furniture Prints, Domestic Ginghams, Man
chester do Pennsylvania do 800 Bales Brown Shee,ng,
Shifting, Dr2g 0snsburgs; l24. Ia lOi Brown sheet
ing Bleaehed Domestcs, of all qualities and widths
Reached Drlings Black and ColOred Cambrics Sesias
Vest Padding Canvas Padding Coonades, of all qualities
Plain, Striped and Plaid Blue Denins ana DrBgs, Union
LINENS Book "A Nankins and Linens; Silk and
Woollen Tweeds ATWOOD Tweeas, Andeiusian herinO
Cloth a new article Black and CoOred Cashmerets and
Fancy Satinett.; Bassie Linen of unique styles,
Whenton Cassimefes Striped Satnetts Cadet Mixed Cot
onade great variety of Trimmings, DC, &ci UMBRELLAS,
Psrasos Of all and variety Fans f every variety
BonueIs and Bonnet Flowers, &c. b.. - ..... .
DOMESTIC MAEUFACTURES.
Pioneer Mills Robertson County, Tennessee.
Sumner Spinning and Manufacturing Company, Sumner
County, Tennessee. rt... .. r
Mount Verd MILL, Athens, Tennessee.
Sylvan Mills Shcbyville Bedford Coun.y, Tennessee.
Augusta Manufacturing Company, Georgia. e--..
Macon Manufacturing Company, Georgia. ssasi.#
Rasswell Manufacturing Company, Georgia.
The comprises of the leading articles OF the
Stock now in store, which win be sold freely.
Sale commencing at 9 O'Clock. -
Terms liberal. A. J. DUNCAN y co.
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New Banking House.
John D. JANIS wH.Lsss DAVID D. IAHEs
BANKERS AND EXCHANGE DEALERS,
Next Door to the Bank of Nashville,
NASHVILLE TENN
INTEREST paid on Deposits ~ 60 -
TYNE AND SIGHT Hills on all the principal cities
in The Union, bought and sold at the lowest by
janll JOHN ID. JAMES & co.
C0LLECTlONs made all the cities in the United
janl1 JOHN D. JAMES 4 CO.
YL9 AND SILVER bought and ,Od a 6s; ,stes By
ELAVO RING EXT R A C T S.
Il Extract Lemon, Extract Nuimegs,
Rose, " Cinnamon
Orange, I" Pine Apple
Vanilla 4" Peach. .-fa
Received and for sale by A. STRETCH, Wholesale
and Retail Druggist College and Union mysO
EINE TOILET WATERS :
i Amber Lavender, Yerbena W alter, f
Bay Rum, Mlideur do,
Florida Water Rose do,
Aromatic Vinegar, Orange Flower Water
Just received and for sale in assorted sized bottles at
may20 STRLTCH'S DRUG STORE.
ZINE SOAPS
T Ambrosia Shaving Cream, Nymph Soap,
Rose do, Italian Asdieated Soap,
Maiey's Fine Toilet Soap, Transparent Soap in bars
Old Brown Windsor do, and balls
White do do, Omnibus Soap,
BARRIERS Block; together with the most fsvore kinds
Received and for sale low at
mayo STRETCHES DRUG STORE.
COOPEK'S IsINGLASS.-Al large lot Of CoOper's
~ Refined lsnelsss; also Sparkling Gelatin in assorted
sized packages Received and for sale by
ap27 A. STRETCH
DRUSHES.-A large invoice of Clothes Hair, Nail
ID and Tooth Brushes tor sale chesp by
mh31 AARON STRETCH.
NEW ARRIVAL.
~ W. ROBERTSON CO. No. H. College street, have
this day received additional supply Of Ladies SUI
perior Kid Pump Bootees, which they will sell low for
Cash We have also good stock of Misses and Childens
Bootees and Caters. @. W. ROBEkTSOS d co.
my5-tf . ..
ICE, ICEI p. -..
WYE have opened lee Depot in the house next door
w to W. L. Boyd on Cherry street, where Ice Of as
fine quality as any the market be had at and
half cents per pound. share Of the Patronage is
cited.
,2Fy- Open at all hours during the week, and until
O'Clock, A. NJ, on Sundays.
mayl9-lm W. T. GARRETT BROS
SOUTHERN MILITARY ACADEMY
AK LOTPER 7! n.
ESV (BY AUTHORITY OF THE STATE OF ALA n
A461 Conducted on the Hl0ona plan. u
GRAND SCHEME FOR JUNE-CLAss O.
To be Drawn 23d June 1856. in the City Of Montgomery
when Prizes amounting to
q \ a a a "A
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Nashville Female Academy.

ihiNi i-NiNih ANNUAL EXHIBITION,
Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday,
June 18th, 18th and 18th.
ihE Senior Class will read Essays in the Academy HALL
IL Exercises each day will begin at O'Clock, A. M.
On Monday and Tuesday in the afternoon there will be
an Exhibition Of the "Fne Arts" Oil Painting, Drawing
and Embroidery, in the Exercise Hail.
Our Friends and Patrons respectfully invited To be
present on all these occasions. t = {
Next Academic Year Will begin Monday, Sept the 3D.
Teachers viii be in their places the week previous 10
ceve and classify pupils Each Academic year consists
of AZ consecutive weeks counting the preparatory and
closing weeks. je6-St G. D. ELLIOTT. Il
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HOT Ara FURN4CFS-

DARRY'S TRICOPH EROUS.-l gross OF TINS
ID excellent Hair Tonic, in store and for sale by
mh8l AARON STRETCH.
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JAMES SMITH.

P. 81 have been informed you have trans
ferred your assault upon me into your own paper:
Will you have the magnanimity to let me be heard
there also, course as is well knewn uniformly
pursued by myself when an editor in relation to all
with whom l had any controversy.
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FIFTY DOLLARS REWl

Tor HIRE.-A Negro Woman, without incu M
i brance, good Cook, Washer and Ironer. Apply 10
june7--3t w. T. BERRY CO. z
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BRIDGE STUCK FOK SALE.
BARGAIN will be given in IL shares OF Stock in the
n Wire Suspension Bridge. Apply to
j. L. K. W. BROWN,
june4-lw Az Cherry Street.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1855-06-08

ONE OF the most valuable of inventions, with which
~ the ironing for family be done with i've cents
worth of charcoal.
Tailors and Box ITons
Ironing Stoves and Furnaces;
.. Preserving Furnaces &C., &c;
Iron Spoons, of all sizes.
tunes SNOW MACKENZIE & co.
Kenosha tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1855, 1855-01-18

A LII persons indebted 10 A. Lewis & Son whose
"A Notes and accounts are now due are request :
ed 10 settle without delay and those wishing 10
purchase are invited to call and exa our st ock
as We are determine to give satisfaction to puI
chasers in selling goods as cheap as the cheapest
Nov. 80, ls54
Kenosha tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1855, 1855-01-18
EsStray.

<asEx@W&s% 1tAME into the enclosure of the
NXNSf&Y% ~ Subscriber on or about II e S,h
Ia I'M of November, one light red Cow,
s1akssssEkxs, about years old, white face, the
end OF one horn broken off, and white stripe on the
back. The owner is requested TO prove property
pay charges and take the same away.
JOHN MCCULLOUGH.
Pleasant Prairie, Nov. l6, 1854. 4wl9.
Kenosha tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1855, 1855-01-18
ESTRAY.

V7AkEN UP by the Subscriber about ton days since
l. Bull Calf, Color Red, and white No particular
marks. The owner will please come forward prpvs
pror"rty,pcy charges and pay charges and take II
away CHARLES NEEP
Brighton, Kenosha Co. Wis. Die. 90, 1854.
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rCanclnded from First Page ]

eSi,7ov to o-ali.e entirely lifersnt az fr' tina
intended and perhaps as much os e
devoted this matter and VIII result IN tne
Of system which be understood and reform In
ths msnner Of their publication.
The propos,on by the Legislature 70 the people
at the election amend the Constitution as 70
provide for biennial sessions Of the LEGISLATURE was
imperfect and might BY better adapted.t0
condition. am thoroughly convinced but the poisy
csnventien may well questioned Propositions TO amend
either the Constitution or laws be
al and the attendant eanyassed with great
The law 6Sing the time meeting Of thu Legs
ature on the second wednesday January should in
Judgement amended sllew the various officers who
atprs more time after the close Of the fiscal pre-
pare their reports he hsea year as
ted with the financial affairs Of the state an space
the last day OF the year prepare the reports
quirsd Of them by law In order therefore 70 provide rem
time for obtaining such information from the reports as s
proper for him to commnneste to the a. @ Gih
might with property be urged st DC
the third fourth Wednesday January nstead Oh the sec
We IN common with our sister general great
rejoicing the results Of the which has JUS
Ing hearts and aside from this the nation
thankful Throughout borders all the arts
called into existence Plenty has richly repaid in
ausry and while the Old World pouring out is blood and
che ffu.s q labor u os and liberty
the blessings upon themsupportea they have
force beyond that Of enlightened put opinion
laws political has its working until we
regard this wonderful result the wisdom OF
orher matter Of and receive its benefits as
We do the daily gifts Of Providence. ,, -,
ever strict the faithful execution
Of which shall be ready should the arise
jects for which and g
Of that which supportysu
may rely with soAfderee upon my ready
Madison, January I2th 1855
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EST'RAY.

TAKEN UP by the subscriber or about the FIRST
OF November, n heifer, aboet n year and hall Old
ceior red aud wbiie-full horns. The ow Der viii
please come forward, prove properly and tuke h,y
away. LANES t-sWN a1.u
North Ward, City of enasha, Dec. 20, 1854.
Kenosha tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1855, 1855-01-18
Sherrif''s Sale.

pf VIRTUE OF an execution issued out Of and
n under the seal ofthe Circuit Court in and for tho
county OF Ienosha and state of Wisconsin, and 10 nus
directed and delivered, against the goods chattels
lands and tenemcns OF William IN, have levied up.
on aud shall offer for sale To the highest bidder there
for, ms the law directs at the Court House. in IN. city
and countyc kenosha, on Saturday the seventeenth
day OF February next 1885, between the hours O,
and O'Clock in the afternoon OF said day, all the
right, title, and interest which the said William Ar
had on the 3lst day of December 1850, or n, sny
time since that day, in and TO The following decrbed
real estate to witt north west quarter the north eat
quarter OF section twentyseven, town 2, range nine.
teeu fnthe county ofkenoshg.
p. COSGRAVE, Sheriff OF Keno,ha Co.
Dated Dec c mber 2Slh, 1854
Kenosha tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1855, 1855-01-18
FARM FOR SALE.

'ENake Not ce the subscriber offers for sale at a
IL great bargain, 360 acres OF land, calculated
to make first rate grain and stock farm, situated
miles from Kenosha City, 80 rods north of
the Burlington road, on sections Is, IA, aud 0
in the town of Paris, and convenient to several
plank roads and railroads. 100 acres enclosed ;
good two story farm house. Most OF the ma ias
on hand TO build barn. as also to enclose 100
acres more; from 100 to 900 is pow land the
balance is bottom meadow land. There is from
so to 60 in to wheat. The subscriber will sellil
altogether in parcels to suit custo If neces
sary. -r. III. w. JOHNSON.
kenosha June 18th 1854.
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THE AMERICANS FRIEND!!
HOLLOWAY'S PILLS.

To the Citizens Of the United Statcs,-
| most humby and sincerely thank you or
the patronage which you have bestowed upon my
Pills. l take this opportunity Of stating that my
Ancestors were an American Citizens, and that
entertain for all that concerns America and Amer
can Citizens. the most lively sympathies, so much
that | originally compounded these Pills ex-
prcssy to suit your climate, habits, constitutions,
and manner of living, intending establish myse I
among you, which have done, by taking premises
in New York.
THOMAS HOLLO WAY,
so Maiden Lane, Neo York.
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STRA Y ES.
EsTRAY.

1861 o ~ ne subscriber about the 2; December
heiier Of them face and line
10 other red calf The owner Is
f's property pay charges the same away
p,.., PATRICK CRANGLE
Kenosha tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1855, 1855-01-18

STRAY SHEEP.
Hmm6& NAME into the enclosure of
EfNY ~ the subscriber in the Town
E4EtE-. of Pleasant Parire, Kenosha Co.,
on OF about the 9Th day of Dec.
inst, ~ sheep. A part Of them marked by n
round hole in the right ear-others by ears crop
ped-part of them with no mark-one black and
white lamb.
RANDALL BANNIAN
Pleasant Paririe Dec Is 1854 4w23'.
Kenosha tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1855, 1855-01-18
STRAYED.

ERoM my Premises, a Roam Heifcr, Two years old
coming, with hole in the right ear. ANY inis.
NATION OF it whereabouts will be rewarded
.rr A. II. STEVENS.
Kenosha, Dec. 90, 1884
Kenosha tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1855, 1855-01-18
SHERIFF'S SALE.

USf VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION issued opt
Dol and under the seal of the Circit Court in and
Tor the County OF kenosha and State of Wisconsin
and TO me directed and deli, cred against the good,
chaueiE lands and tenements of Samuel RessiYiue
have levied upon and shal offer for safe TO the
highest bidder, therefor, as the law directs, at tho
Court House, in the City and County of Kenosha ON
Saturday, The 9Th day of January next, A. n lso5,
between the hours OF and O'Clock in the afternoon
OF said day. all The right title, and interest which the
said Samuel Resgiue had on the 9th day OF Janus-
~ A d. 1882, or at amy time since that day. in and 10
the following described real estate, TO wit: East half
OF lot numberny in block number twenty seven, "a
the south cast quarter OF s.cton thiry-one in town
. hunoertwo north of range twenty three east AIso
iot number one, in block number three, on tie
north east quarter OF section number thirty one in
town two, north ofrango twenty three east The last
described pecel situated on Washington Ialsnd.
ksDated, Sheriff s ONCE,
kenosha, Dec. q, 1854. (
?. COSGRAvE,
ar L. n
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BOOK BINDING.

AIlkinds periodicals 4 other book bound a
shalIbe directed. and on reasonableterms. by by
in eft atthis Office, the Post Office, or at the
Bindsryneart he School House, North Ward be
JASON LOTHROP-
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E.Stra,v

TAME inte the enclosur. Of ~. ,hu
N/the town OF Somers, on or about tba frs, =
December inst, a large ack Cow--borps Ionn
and high--some white on her rump--some Wits
on the belly, The owner is requested 70 n 49,
property, pay charges and take her awav. r''
3 j. McNICHOLs.
oonefs, Dec. q 1904. 4w23
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The ia her sa IT, and
blaze sSsy fer TIE svs. glorious Fo.r.h q yuiy coms
with rush. Ii - coming With . :" - : '-s
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OF the effects Of the Maine law It's title page full
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DE SURE TO ASK FOR DUHIGAN's EDITION.
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BRoUKsiANA.
on THE CONTROVERSY BETWEEN SENATOR nnooxs AND
With an
INTRODUCTION MOST ARCHBISHOP or
bill With 81 the letters in which The Senator sndsvored
make so0S bis that the
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BOARD IN THE COUNTY WANTED, BIZ GEN.
-, mensu h wife ard slogo seJ &c small hstsl Or
ssoot ES and esay Of sses 70 tAe ey Aadgess box
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TAKEN FROM A. GOLFER, TAILOR, NO. max D!vI-
day ast Had black clothes silver gray hair whis
kers thin facet about feet 9fnches in his
Hutton. Any person giving information OF him 1t the
above number, win be thankfully rewarded
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DAlR OF CANADIAN Ponies FOR SALE-l3 HANDS
Il high, dark bay, and years old, warranted eound
gentle and Kind in hsrress beautiful saddle horsss pes
etly safe for CHILDREN toGetLer with orsn wtxon
eeube hsrness hssk. halter. e. I. from The ocun
fyy. Can De 1T Mr. McCATFRY'S stable, futton ave-
rue, near Adelpbi street, Brooklyn,
CRcoND HAND CAaRiAoEs FOR sALE-osE
- roadway Will seat six perscn one 60 iosr sSs sTses
nearly top hurtcs sill In good ordo ana VIII %
sold low. ta at LGNT5 carriage factory, Third svenuc
pesr Forty seventh &C.. -
yUANTRD-A NEW, OR NEAN,r NEW, iItHrT TOT
w wagon, OF tho latest style and Ia good ordof W@kks
rot 20 cSeeod huaared pounda. Address bsx loos
rest once.
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BOARD ON STATEN IsJAED-A FEW GsNTLE
ID BE- with full or partial board
by tho day weok Stsbing for horses IL reoured la
quire OF y r. Houseman, eisok Horse, New Dcrp, s. T.
biltt andipg.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-04-19
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
E.a ~ u " II s:ss.. 8

THE Gr eat Central Route, connecting the Atlantic
cities with the Western. Northwestern, and Southwes
tern States, by continuous Railway direct. This
road also connects at Pttsburg with daily line of
Steamers to all ports the Northwestern Lakes;
ling the most direct, cheapest and reliable route
which FREIGHT can be forwarded 10 and from the
(ireat Hest.
Rates between Philadelphia and Pittsburgh
First Class..B Boots, Shoes. bry( *. ~ man
Goods On boxes) Furs. Fe,thers &C. ~ -
second Cfass.. Books ~ tation-)
cry, Dry Goods I'm boXes), Hardy &c C. y 100 ID.
ware. Leather, W ool. &c.
Il Ii rd Cisss..Anvis, RaggiAg,l zon n taa,h
Bacon PorL lin bpis Hemp. Ne. ~ 4 ~
Fourth Class--CoIee. Fish, Ra-l .a. ~ 1aolh
con q Pork tpack ed) ara Il Lard Oiii -
: In shipping Goods from any point East Of Phila
delphi he particular to marx pact age 'r:o Pennsyi-
rama Railroad" All Goods consigned to the Agents
this Road at Philadelphia or Pitsburg, will be for
rdcd without detention.
FREIGHT ArENTs.-Moses Potter, Boston; j. L. FL
ott. n. York; sneeder, Pniladelphia; Magraw
IL Koons, Ba timore; Gee. q. Franeiscus Piltsburg;
sprigman Brown. Cincinnati, ohia: j S. Moore
head. Louisville, Ky; k. c. MeldruIn, Madison,
Ind Ratciin Il CO.. st. Louis. Mo-. j. S. Mitchell 81
Son. Evansville. Indiana.
T. II. HOUSTON. General Freight agt, Phila.
II J. LoMBAEhT, Supt. altoona, fa.
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An Open Field and Fair Play.
IMMENSE STOCK OF
WATCHES AND JEWELRY

AT BoUsEL's, No. LIE CLAIRE ROW.
r HAVE Just returned from New York with the
largest and best stock of dne Watches and JsweIry
var hefore offered in this market. | have gold
Watchrs from $40 to S225 Silver do from IS to $50.
Cold Chains from 81 to $50. Rings fr Ia tn bits to
s5o.0s. Breast Pins from Sito 500.
would call particular attention to my stock Of La
aa Watches which EN- braces full variety of Plain,
Hunting and Enameed cases, and think can suit
1.-The most tastidious
l,rv Silver and Plated ware is full and complete and
npch larger than has been brought to this mar
et and vii sell wholesale or retail ut prices that
kyill defy yallcompetiton.
4 RenaiTinr done as usual at short notice.
j Nov 18th, le 4.
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pENNsyLvaN1A RAILROAD.

Three Daily Through Trains. between Philadelphia
and Pnsburg. THE MORNING MAIL TRAIN
leaves Philadelphia for Pittsburg al Il A. NJ. and
Pittsburg for Philadelphia at A. NJ. THE FAST
LINE leaves Philadelphia at P NJ. and Pittsburg
for Phi adelphia at p NJ. THE NIGHT EXPRESS
TRAIN leaves Philadelphia for Pittsburgh at II, p.
" and Pittsburg for Philadelphia at 10 p. M.
The above lines connect at Pttsbarg with the Rail
roads 10 and from ST. Louis, Mo-: Alton, Gacna and
Chicago H.; Frankfort lexington. and Louisville,
Ky; Terre Haute. Dayton. Springfield BellefiDtine.
San.nsky Toledo. Cleveland. Columbus. GAINESVILLE,
Massillon ard Wooster. Ohio; also, with the Steam
Packet Boats from and to New tLEArb, ST. LOUIS,
Io-IsvILi and CIsCINsATI.
Through Tickets be had to or from either Of the
above places.
Forfuriher particulars Hand bill at the differ
eDt starting points. Passengers from the West
will find this the shortest and most expeditions
route to Philadelphia, Baltimore, New York, or Bos
ton.
THOS. MOORE. Act. Passenger Lines, Phitd
J. MESKIMEN. 3g't. Passenger Lines, Pitts.
Phi adelpbia. Feb. sth. 1855 d-ly.
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wALcoTT HOUSE.
FIRST Station West on the line Of the n m
Railroad II miles from nev.rr..2

'I'HE undersigned has furnished the abov4 hor.. .,
good style, and is ready to accommodate All ~ho
may favor him with their patronage. "a NV
Persons desrous of passing a few weal. ..r,..,
n Prars, I where there always delightful bres.e
VII III ma w aicott to repay them for VISIT -
the vicinity. o'n game ABOUND n
Ashare of public patronage is respectfully .o,c,.a
w,... JACOB MYERS
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G. Il O G. e II | f. S,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL!

The subscriber has opened Grocery ana Provision
Store the corner of Front and Perry sts. oppo-
site Messrs. Burrows & Prelymans mill; where viii
be found choice assortment of Groceries, Provisions,
Wooden ware. Nails. Glass White Lead, Oakum, Ros-
in &c. &c. all of which u be sold low for cash or
trade
Dealers in the above articles will d" vel 10 call and
examine the stock before purchasing elsewhere.
Attention will be paid to receiving Storage, For
warding and selling of merchandise and proauce.
Davenport, July IA, 1853. j. NJ DALZEhb q bso.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-04-19
RENWICK 4 soN

AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
Bazaar Landing,
nEspEcrp,,r,y DAVENPORT, Iowa,
EsrECIFULLY call the attention of r.. sh,n
ment. ee''' " sns soverSiee-
nhey VIII at all times be ready to store and shine
ry erd a@eserpton @ Of produce and merehandize, 70
strct attention to the interests of ali who NAV r.xne
dence. " oi' 'Ae Puohc ceun-
The business will be conducted and c.rr.d a. 4, -
Pes ounoing recently erected by Mr. Fulton ..
1isnateu as the Bazaar, to which is attached commo
nous Mhoing Tor steamboats, at all stages of the rivs
ana Possesses advantages favorable to the a.
m nS' .he least Of which is that no drayage win
boats to the Warehouse. NJ ,Ss. " az