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Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-11-12
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MORE NEW GOODS |!

MORE NEW GOODS!
THE undersigned woaid resi- Psstfnly inforn tha ppb
At No. 9 Lo Claire Row, splendid stock Of
NEW GOODS.
Consistingin In part Of
Clocks, Watches, Jevelry, Lamps, TAbls-Wass
Silver and Britannia Knives and 1srka,
Spoons, Pen-knives and Cutlery! =
Which added to bis usual Stock and vavety, will 80
Die him to supply the dema Dds ofthe puble his fine
with the best choice style, Pattern and Qusity
est prices. & 6$E5 A. 6. BlLIy4U.
Davenport. pril 4th, 1854. =, 1919 FI
Lamps! rssy f.7a
A LARGE assortrx mt of Gas, Fluid nd On ksm>e
"A now opening and for sale low at
NAV 30: 4. g: BlLLoH's.
A FULL assortment al d. G. BIILOKsa
4 ntay 3d.. SH589lp N8NF ANs
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-11-12
poOts ano Sbofs.
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STAND FROM UNDER!
ROOYS AVD .CHO rs !

BOOTS AND SHOES!
T AN am now preparedfor thief and winter trad e
comprising one of the most extensive stocks eve r
brought 10 Ibis Market made up solely for this trade
during the last three months. under the personal SUI
peryisisn of an experienced workman. All those
persons in want Of good Boots. good Shoes, good
Caters slippers and last, though not least,
Will dowcll 10 call on the suseriber. tE
Fine Ladies slippars only twenty -fve cents per
pair Gen,shne Boots, 80, and ail other good.n
proportions. Don't all rush al ouee
One door east Of Burrows d PrettyInan's storo,
Front street, Davenport, Iowa. JAS JORDAN.
Sept. 20. 1855 DIR
BOOTS AND SHOES.
TEli J.JORDAN would ann ounce TO the citizens o
IVY Davenport and the public. that he has opened
ladies and GeDtlemens boot and shoe store ad :
toining Burrows e. ?rettymans store one door abo.
the Iowa Clothing sore where he is to man
ufacture boots and shoes Of all descriptions. s.
LADIES BRANCH.
Fine Silk lasting Caters, fancy and plain
Kossn.h Boots; Enamcisd Patent Paris
Jenny Linds; Jenny Liuds;
Buskins Polka Boots
large assortment of Ladies and Misses Children's
Shoes, too Numerous to mention.
Also large assortment for Gents wear
Eastern line French Boots; Congress
Gaitcrs. Monterey; JerseyT Ties;
Plain walking Shoes,
MoFocco;
And all kinds Of heavy work, suitable for country,
as well as city cnstom; all who ft and easy
boot do well to call at the Davenport Boot and
Shoe Store. Calland see. June o, ls53-34lf
LEATHER!! LEATHERu,
TAKE NOTICE:
THAT HAIGHT & SEARS New Leather Sto re on
Cd ST., ons door from Perry, is now open;
Where can be found at all times a full supply Of
Leather ofeSery description for the Shoe Harness
Maker Findings, Linings, Lasts and Bindings;
French and American Cali Skins Enamcled. Sole,
Upper Belt and Harness Leather; Morocco Roans
ssddiery Hardware. Japaned, Brass aud slver
fiated OF every Kind and quality;
Harness and Coach Trimmings;
ofall kinds; Broad Cl tbs; Enameied Cloths;
piteHt Leather Laces. Fringes. Webbing, Carriage
BOWS, Bands, Hooks Rings, and in short every a,i
Gle the Coach Trimmer or Harness Make could wish.
We respectfully solicit calls 60 examine CIR stock,
feeling confident We oner such induce as 20
make them customers. HAlGHT * SEARS.
I'd St, one door from Perry.
MaS3I-dwIy UAVENpoRT
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-11-12
garoware.
CHILD L. BAKER

CHILD u BAKER
A RE new opening the largest and best selected
FOREIGN AND DoNEsTIc HARDWARE,
At Hiidrets old stand on Second st., third do
OF Brady, ever offered davenport, which they are de
TO sell cheaperfof prompt pa! mebt thas an
other house sasto west
Constant additions will be made Of all the latest and
most useful Improvements in agricultural machines
Toois,$c We will also keepi conneetion fuilas
sorted stock ofIron. Steel, Glass; Oil, Paints, Buggy
and Seat Springs, Wagon Boxes, slcs, Blacksmith
CIRCULAR AND OTHER MILL SAWS.
Davenport, Apll5th, ,is54-wtrw
IRON of I'll description for sale low by
DAVENPORT 4 LIE CLAIRE.
DLoW STEEL from 81 incl to IA inches wide for
/ sale by DAVENPORT Tx CLAIRE.
(,AsT sfEELfor tools from !. inch TO 2 in square;
y also dat bar, by DAVENPORT 4 LEcLAlRE.
EIoop IRON all sizes; also Sheet Iron by
IL DAVENPORT X LIZ CLAIRE.
DLoCk TIN, block zinE and Coke A1iimony, for
ID sale by DAVENPoRT& d LIE CLAIRE.
DELLowS and Smith tools for sal. low by
ID DAVENPORT Y LIE CLAIRE,
MAILS Spikes and finishing Nails all sizes, for sale
~ by DAVENPORT s LIZ CLAIRE.
WINDOW GLASS Of all sizes, very low 10y
w DAVENPORT & LIE CLAIRE.
yE7HITE LEA d, pure aud No. !, in small and large
w kegs, by DAVENPoRT& LIE CLAIRE.
INK PAINT whits xery ane' for hnIshns'
JACK SCREWS, Clamp screws, Drills. Crowbars.
~ Picks.very low by DAVENPORT q LECLAlRE
@ PRINGS, Axies, Nuts and Washers Wrought
- Nails, Strap Hinges. at
DAVENPORT & LIE CLAIRE.
DORTA BILE FORCES, hnyils, Vices, Horse Shoes.
l and shoe Nails sat DAVENPoRT& N III. CLAIRE.
NAILS
IUST received a large supply offence, Spike, Fin
sns 1851 s'h'f 'r 's;s caD ihf1S BAKER
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-11-12

CACO, Coaco, French Chocol late, Broma, Feri 4,
oSarch Polish, Carraway seeds, and Canary Sseas
Pr-stin & Merrilt's Yeast Powders,
Ground Gloves, Cassia, Pimento and Pepper
African Cayenne Pepper, &c. &.
In ssors and tor yale b.
eel, n bAI1fLL Eao.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1855-12-25
CINCINNATI Market

Tf- =
CrSc1NNAT1, Saturday Evening. Dec. 2e'
Flour AND GRAIN There was fair de-
mand for Flour again today, but the sales
were not large, buyers for round parcels
contending for further concession. The
only transactions heard of were 80 and 81
brig. al. 81 50. OF Grain, 2,noo bushels
prime red Wheat sold at 81 so, delivered.
Received during the last twenty-four hours
8. 1876 brls Of Flour.
I Hoes The rain which fell necessarily
during the early part Of the day checked
operations in Hogs, so far as regards shlesJ
and we did not hear Of a transaction. The
tone of the market was heavy, but not moie
So. perhaps, than yesterday, except SO far
as it was caused by the weather We quote
i$5s75@6 as the range for the light and
Heavy. ef.tsis
PRovIsroNs--The only sales heard Of TO-
day were 2,7O0 green Hams in lots at q Rc.;
500brls. clear Pork at $16, and 100 do. mess
AT s14,9o. The market generally was quite
dull, mi5sis,
CHErsE-The market is steady withla
continued good demand; sales of 4Ooboxes
lat 93c. yR'%s,o,. .,,S.5,, !,
BurrER-The demand is fully equal 4
the supply, and prices are firm; sales Of 50
.brls. good and prime roll at 2o@2lc rlaa
SALT Sales of 400 brls. Kanawha from
theaiver at Arc, and $50 bags Sicily AZ soc
Market dull,
SuGAR--A sale Of 60 boxes white Havans
at $50, and 90 do N. 0. at 1900. There
is notmuch doing. F'''' y
CotFEE--A sale of 60 bags fair at la4c
The demand is moderate
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1855-12-25

"a repor,is in circulation Ilas 5000 ,l Irish.
men contemplate desceuse upodsesQade
The bull fhn, attempted 10 bun the Locom".
i've off tho wpck wps wise compared 10 these
mcG y n
2 Tho tnial vute Of Texas al The receMt-eiec.
aB,n ssas as 478 In 1852 !. was only 49,.
5a7. This shows surprising increase
within three years,
Tht Legislature Of Missouri adjourned
I'm Thursday al last week No effort was
made 10 elect US. Senator.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1855-12-25

MARRIED.--on the 10Th inst, by S.
White, Esq, Mr.. JouS NJ TAYLOR, to Miss EDA
IL non Fall Of Meigs County.
oaths goth inst, by Rev S. Q. Franipton'
ME GEoRoE WALLACE, Of PomeEqy, ant Miss
ARLvISs O. wnsoS, OF AIiddleRoIt,s, /, n ~,
|. .,.oh, happy ystaiei whensoulseacho other draw,
F when love is lberty and enAtarel law;at 1 !
All then is full, possessing and possessed; ~
No craving void left aching in the breast;
Even thought meets thought, ere from the lips
it part,
And each warm wish springs mutual from the
heart"
~ ! 'oi 'srsbHsss bns a5.sls if',ss
MARRIED. December IL, 1865, by Rev.
A. Jordan, Mr.. David Bryson and Mrs. Elizabeth
Stephenson.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1855-12-25

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS of al otdeS
- of lSalk to ne diIgcted, from the eCour. of
Common 1.ieasof Ftrison county, Ohio, shall
expose TO public sale at the Cnprt,bQuse ill
Pomeroy, on the 18th day Of JanGafy,y "a. d.
lsS.. hetyeen4 iAe hoNFs Qf laol stsekrsil.sSel;y
and 6sclQek, p NJ The following real estate.
to wit; sThe Vest half Of the Northwest guar,
ter Of secttpn tt1rty-fyc, Town seven, Range
fourteen and Containing eighty acres, more or
less, and valued at one ihspsaqd dollars, To be
sold as the property Of Jan IS A. liaus at the
spit9 ItSEqel Griffith. Terms Of sse cash; ~, !
'@S" Vtt - j. V. SMITH, Sheriff.
Pomoroy, Dec. nth, 1855. atugvss Z
yCHOOL NOIICE.-IA SPECIAL meet,
~ , ing of ,heaBoard Of School Examinerslwill
he held at The Academy rooms, in Pomeroy, on
Friday, the 2Sth of December, 1865, .Yr.g X. x
Teachers expecting certificates will please be
present at the meetings of the Board, as noreap1
,didate will be eyamined except at, the regular
meetjngs Of the Board, BY order ofthe Board,
i Dec l2,td 5aI g, B. GROW. Clerk. !.
IDROEsATE COURT, MElGs COUN-
'TY, ,.SS:---Fina al Settlement sof Accounts
-Notics Is hereby given that the Accounts Of
the following persons have been; fledifor settle
ment: Robt. B. Wilson, Admir- Of Henry Will
son, deceased, J.i o., iBs stow. Executor of Lucy
Sims decd; James Hugg, Adnr. of Geo. Syn-
hard. decd, J4W. Jones. Guardian Of Sefnah
tha Bradford. And the said accounts will be
Heard and settled on The 9th day ofJannaFy ne2t,
1856; unless otherwise disposed Of
|9l-e5 aARTAUll MERRILL, Probs Judge. Z
Dec. IL, 1885. ii & q nlfs
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1855-12-25
SCHOOL NOTICE.

M ISIS. CAROLINE STIvERS will open
.lNA School in the basement Of the German
Presbyterian Chuch, in Pomeroy, on Monday,
December 10th She designs to continue, her
school here and will use her best enleavors to
make it deserving Of patronage. rfE l7agffa
Tuition: $500 per scholar for a term OF IL
weeks. sT \ Noy. i277p42 lc
ALUABLE PROPERTY FOR
Y SALE.--MR HH0llAslGOULDiNe Ne has
for sale some valuable property short distance
above Mnrdock & Nye's mill, which he viii sell
on reasonable terms. The first two lots contain
buildings, one of which is two stories highs and
veryc6mfoffable dwelling--the oiherisa small
building which will answer for many purposes.
Also another lot, which is thirty. three feet wide,
one hundred and forty three feet deep, and con
tains atdwelling. Also, two more lots, eight
rods vide in front, containing four acres, with
coal and dwellings. One lot runs to owfwater
mark, and isia valuable site for SaltoFhrnacesl
Good chances are offered for purchasing adjacent
lots. Also, i0ne good lot on the Athens road,
near The stone bridge. On the same road, near
~ NJ. Stridefs mill eight more lots, fifty feet in
'front.' and two hundred and twenty five feet deep.
r Mr. Goulding intends removing to thefWest,
and offers his slproperty cheap. agtss
IsaWEaMs.- third cash in hand, andthe bal
ance as agreed upon. Deeds given byftakng
mortgages on. the premises till paid. Interest
required on deferred payments. G4s
lB0Dtc 12,m3. THOMAS GoULDfNG. +
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1855-12-25

GVI5U. Rice, Administrator ;of; Addison,
J.. Garduer. deceased, VS.. Betsy Jane Gard,
ner ct al PROBATE Court. Petition to sell land,
To Betsey Jane Gardner. Albert Gardner Au-,
gustusi siFohs, and Maria Fouls MS wife, OF the
state Of Iowa, James Gardner and Marcus Gard
ner OF the state oflOahfornray and Lewis Gard
ner and Alfred Gardner who are heirs and legal
represent tives Of Addison Gardner deceased:
You are hereby informed that on the 18th day
of December, 1855, SAID Administrator filed his
ipeitipn insthe Probate Court Of Meigs county,
Ohio, the object and prayer of which petition is
TO- obtaiDau order fpm saidsco1rt for, theassignr,
.ment, of the dover Of Betsy Jane Gardner, the
widow, Of said Addison Gardner deceased, in
and Tor The sale,oE the following real estate (of
which the said Addison Gardner, died seized, To
wit situate in the town Of. Rutland, county OF
-AIeigS, Ohio, and bounded and described as frl-
lows: beginning twelve rods and twelve links
west, aud 70 ty-6ve and one half links south
from the north east corner Of fraction number
seven, in the sixth township and fourteenth
range, in the Ohio Colnpanys purchase, thsnce
west by Main streetin the; village of Rutland
fur tDds thence south 81 rOdS and two-thirds OF
iod; thence east four Tods 10 public alley;
hence north, by said, alley six rods and two
thirds Of asrod'to the place 'of beginning; being
two thirds oflLot number eighteen in the village
Of Rutland and county and state Aforesaid as
wi appear Ay Geferfing 10 theEplat df the SAID
town Of Rutland. 0hio.'2 a sfH.HHs RICE,
Administrator of Addison Gardner deceased,
~ Dec ~, 1 1S55n46w4SS. 7b.''Sa ,'+S7E' 2R;fsN
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1855-12-25
y oARTIFICIAL TEETH ! | ~
NJ & --fl,,,,,s 49,. t-,. -,
DRs. DUNCAN 4 CAMERON,
ca DEN TIST S
No. 1856, West Sirtb street, 5st,been Race and
q Elm streets, Cincinnati.

w. 10y, VtSt ItWStTeet, O6ttOe6B race ava
q Elm streets Cincinnati.
FNHIS Establishment, under the hians.pel
= rnent of its pteseht pralfietofs, has beeri IN
creSsihg in reputation for supenDr operationsin
Department of Dentistry for the last
TEN years. and no expense or effort shall be want
ing D, give satisfaction, to- all who may favor us
with their patronage. taf Ne'Ns ~ " ieaS I
. THE subscribers would call attcAtinfi 10 the
following essential points pertaining 10 Arti-
fetal Teeth, viz:- Beauty and natliralness of
appearance, quality and strength Of the male
'uas, comfort TO the wearer, aud usefulness in
restoring the natural appearance of the speech,
and ability 10 mas:ic1te; in all ofiwhiehthey are
Warranted ~ saying they are exceeded BY none,
aud equalled by few, sae s.,.., 4,
$50 TEETH si.a
INSERTED from one to a full set, with Artidcia
Gums. Full and half sets invariably inSertedlbJ
suction.
All operations in Dentistry performed in the
most thorough manner.
8 TER NtS.F9 1essf9,gos I:
Cbnsidering the supeiiot character Of the work
and the guarautee given, they aret the most reas
Pohablein the West eli.wsssi ssbii iS Hl
1 % Too Teeth or more aonsGod Plaie:a !,
| 5g1 50 PER TOOTH. ,s
4 80 ItC0 Teeth or more. on Situcr PiQle:
4 a 90 PER TOOTH.
The money refunded if the Teeth do not prov,
satisfactory.
~ For the information of those living at
4 dislahce, wewould state that our facilities ar
suoh,th that we can make in the finest style, a lul
OF Teeth in from "a to 48 hours, and smal
pieces in proportion, so that no detention nee
4 beappfehended.
4 Tg 81 W. G. DUNCAN, ! ln.,ss
\ ~ et l,st j. g. CAMERON. DTT"F'srs s',
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1855-12-25
TTACMMENT.-.owen sebrer ploi

IA TTAFAMENT.-- Owen Sebref Plain
IN TIFF, against Reuben Cooper Defendant---
Before J. R.Philson, Justice of Peace, ofSutton
township. Neigs count. 0hio-On the 29ttf day
'ot Novembets ls5s said Justice issued an order
OF attachment in the above sction, ior the sum
Of thirty six dollars and fifty cepts. 800 q.
.es - &c OWEN sEBREL.1 :
BY H. Mccullough.
Pomerov Dec 19 tS55-w3 ,dy.iy1.fl
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1855-12-25
srhAs GARNER, GunsmitIl,

is still at the same place, in StFidersold Store
room, and that he IS prepared 70 ill'oll orders
for FIRE ARMS. of every descripton--Rif
Shot Guns, Carbines, or even l76 Muskets.s HI
is also prepared ID do all kinds,of repairing Id
invites particular attention to- his Patent Bfeecl
Riaes--the greatest ,nvenioniof the age.
4 In exchange for his Guns he asks nothing a
aliA~except the money Call and see him.
W ponerow Nav %. ee51-tlc Wtnt :.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1855-12-25
! in TIME OF pBAcE PREPARE FOR
w .A E352

OPOLF IS TAKEN |
A ND no wondet AS soon as the Russians
~ e ne d that the Allies had procured some Of
Gsl@ ems, thty "cAvEp' 14the consequence
was = gAilies took possession of the city
Tha, The 4! scr Yf geB f{
/. The march ofimproyementar / civilization is
last destroying THOSE fine old hunting grounds
where our forelathers delighted to0"oh0se the
bounding dho.' Game is becoming scaIce, and
the sports taeS"pss ,oa seldom snaged IN
sportsmen use them while they canS
Robbers, hutgiats, ncendaties, and murderer
lurk in almost every community ~ we'll to bt
prepared to defend yonrselfoguinsi their attack ks
When you think Of these things, Iemembe
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1855-12-25
GLoRr IN sHlME-4Ths Chicago Nmts

GLoRY IN sHANE-4T The Chicago Ttmts,
ihey eypsesp a pYpylss9 sdYs:sI /" e Wy
Chicago. which II November last gave
an auiisdemocrNic majority ef 1000. yes;
torday gave 10 On Irish Catholic Nebrsska
psmpcsa, majority u nrprly three hun.
dFrdr Tie Iesgts ], 10, we again say,, gl9.
'iaus OAsiIsNd ons fpr sshich We send Rree,i
inga00ufgtitndA abroad as slieb, ndca
zoo 6f The Immense change ,oi sen,inrn
in theRseal ellyfog Chlcago.v 81
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-09-21
mf0mdl.
: cAPsApARUJA for PURIFYING

CANBSs SARsBPARII4LA for fUklf flNo
ar DON Tn. he's, tonic for os. NJ spps,it,. ke, pre-
,erbes with complete ecnfe-nee BY the i.coi, i rs "a ~
efficacy .nd marked superi-iy oy'r all ohef Wspis'n
s.n.5s To r.r.ons of drbisiea cont, ution OF N se
IN en- deransement Of the stomach bowels tdtey
liver IL invaluable; being ent " v'sstaee caa Ve
ID SANDS wholesale druggist, No 100 Fai'0nsl 500 y
dr,rsirfa zcneraY.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-09-21
WILLIAM IRyISG Auoti>aeer.
NHORTGAGF SALE of HOUSEHOLD FUR

KH Uh IVAUIJ Nh41L vi IIJO 1EIEIVt@II 7 Y II
M ElTURE WILLIAM IRWIN & Co. viii sell az auc-
f,p 90 FRIDAY Sept q TO- :ock c. the s. esroous
Ne Pine st-BTlss J. and Ingram Caryets O!Clo.Ls MIR
orr Beds,ess suites mahogany Gn1 rosewood
Psyor Furniture hair 9TH yet aud brGc ee cod
marble tOo Hai Stands aTdToes. suites pGnud and ena
u.bs espy Extenon Dining Fables Boob ases lGbe
lar MaiI. Feather Beds china and j.e Wa Kitchen
Funfue. Patent MaIgle, Sc.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-09-21


- pcation of tho Mayor Aldermen .ud Conmonaty q
CRY ~ New OH relsye the WIDENING Of CLIFFSE,
a. norh-westery eide thereof between BeeEnar GGG
Estimate and herein hereby ye noce % the
owner occupant occupants Of al House. AID Lots
and upry uuimproye4 lAHts Affected thereby aud 70
others ION may follows - Wits l. IhE 40
have Eple1 esuAie and I@eut 40 that All per
whose int affected thereby sho he
pOsci do thtT a. ou. iu ting. duly
verified 70 GEORGE H. PCRSER. E.q chr Chsrms sttre
dee tie 9, miso No. 81 'helbetsst sec1nd sosy,
a g. tbs cy, before the 81 day of Ociobof,
I3i 2 9hst sLy Ieuou perspas uey consccf
.hrmsel.rs by said ei Will D.
head opr.itiou the before A. the psce,
ociora T. 81 fhe lith day ~ October, lNh s That
the and Assessieut, her Nth
N'f SO a. ''r atcaNi's et1ate- sri 4Lo docu
rlrts Vti,l us,c by 30 rcp have e~cn
drr 'he >tfcc CO.. uc- Once % re Cay AID
q rcw .fE there % rcran uut the W 1f o. No
y,u5tr ls that the lu!' embraced by tac -"ni
10 :. hlc .irccs o. land ss,aNe "a ne
fronting both sides o. Cds- hetween kton-st
paint ais % k-nafst 18th SIDES -
Ferry between JACOB ami Peal 'A 10th s4rs 81 bees
man tciwrrn G. aad roafsts the lad oct
tie sAi Nap the t,r saourrs \ Ilt our report
fers vii 10 tr SIuTur Court q i-r stat 81
New Work SpocA Tenn thc-sof "a bo he's r. tho CITY
ban o. tho ad siiv SAT RpAi fs 81 day % November,
4 D. 1885, tho up,u.ns Of tho Court that day snd tnai
hen cad ih~fr thereafter eouus" hr heard
wi 20 made thsf rrper hc coa4ruo Se~ lrI
Aus = .s., GrOUGf a. 81 N~fh,)
CuARLFs y MEAp. Csulfa1e sa-r,
J. ". htltA
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-09-21

1--WE VUrHGn rfEAMyAT LIVE be
nupnos ga larrnsFgiaIl rlAsfs ia p.
T.. "a ti...-.. : rvrsf II rrn ,oop is-,a.y. s..@r@A
. ~.-., e..-..',rs -sh -.ss. k.r; sss-', ,.-sn -
u.a ..i n.,... p.a,.. s-I r...h-s~ Fs-s '''"~' -
..,l. ,......,. -is s.r-- o.. f..--e. sr,i"ssJ Wss
E.-.l.l,a La fpe.i Hath 81 afs's hd-'". s.T ~
NJ. ,.,. f M..s..b.s.,s Ts ss.bs" l.~v.s usf
s :, .L... 4. As ..s,aas sod .,-s. !" rbss.d J" ''".s
L-I..ssa uAyfLAnD. ILAng Co.
WV "---'- A. n MEILEu
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-09-21
TVS McKRrLL, Au;tion'cr
THIRST SALE for the Fal will take place To-

IL -IN~I NlNI9I1 VI NV UT 1T -. ..-.aI.
DAY NJ No 81 Nassau ,tnmenclnR 81 'o oese''
l.,s, suc Vsush o. Fu'nl Of rosewood ana osh
walnut oak mahogany. T PsroT' Chamhe
NJ f,s, Csc .,o- business fully described cats
Sspe Also uasn'S~cni Mantle M.uors Also nch P.ntpss
Nv y L. C,afes Pa.nuE 10y other artts also Lnelsh
-, cs,o,t q tiecr,1 ,Anplc piece exhibed also an IL
voice Of Coi J,welry and Hayons Cigars " b-ENS 5-ne
M NM Other additions s be receivc1 10 u1e tfe
r offered 70 purchase graf ssorhee hsc;ss
s,telss HV,rv requisite f1 stippns moderate chAses
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EnY for PILES furnished BY Or. "dEELEh, 20 81
PIo,dway Hsyins devoted 1ch 1teno - me esuAs A
rnr, OF tbis d ressing coGplsnt, Dr. w suNanec 20
without bk 70 tie pssIt County patients descrons neH
cu q ky letter successfully treated.
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~ "a TAYLOR AID COWARD TAYLOR against WI =.
LIAM MCBRIDE. summons tor money demand On con
ract-fC,r m not ser.l-To WILLIAM McBRHDE; You
are hefcb- SUI. noned and required the
aut this sctop which wcs tet in the office Of he
CLERK Of tho Ciy and County New YORK; It tee cry Hal
the CITY Of NewYoik the twentieth cay ofSep'embe l1
and copy answer to the sd COMP AT on tue
sun erihers At his oce. No. y vi iismsr et, York.
with twenty dGys the service Of TIN. summons nn 'Ou
cxcusge Of day such and you fail 20 answer
the sl con pAnt within Aforesaid, the Pa1ths in
this aoOn vii senst for the sam ut one
bur bred Collars and t"lve GEMS with iner"
from thirty day OF joy 'ho1aod eigh hundred aid
6ffyfvs, besides the costs 4 This scion
DAVID Thu aston
s.oi tsu6uEr Plaintiff Attorney.
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W 6 MtLLoR AuctoDecr-By HoUGHroS 4 MELL"R.
fINuIS DAY EIidaY Sent 81 II at lOh C1ClObh

ELIAS CONBs, Apotionfef.
THIS MORNING at I04 O'Clock, az No. %
1 N.sspu-st. lrse and srlebdd assortment O. HOUSE
HOLD FURNITURE CONSISTING Of Roe Ps-lo >ui'e
Mahssary a. Biak Walnu Parlor Suits BureSue, bed
.eaSs Wash stands Msttreses Ward ohes sofes Lounges
Crits Easy ChaiIs Rockers ENlension Table, &c
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