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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1855-03-23

KNOW NOTHING NOMINATION IN VIRGIN1A-Fol
Governor, Thomas S. Fournoy, (whig) of Halifax -
For Lieut. Governor, J. NJ. H. Beale, (Dem.) of Ma
son For Attorney General, John NJ Patton, Dem.
of Richmond Of course the classification I" Wing
and Dem" has reference to their former associa
ton, and not to their present standing, far at leas
as those marked d" Democrats - is concerned.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1855-03-23

SERPENTs IN PIE IN SOUTH AMERIcA.-En the
savannahs of lZaeubo, Guiana. | saw the r-Ost won
derful and terrible spectacle that can be and
although it be not uncommon to the natives, trav
eler has ever mentioned it. We were ten men on
horseback. two Of whom took the lead in order to
bound the passages, while | preferred 10 skirt the
great forests One of the blacks who formed the
vanguard, returned at full galop, AMI called 10 me-
Here sir, come and see the serpenls in pile" He
pointed 10 something elevated in the middle of the
savannah or swamp, which appeared like bundle of
arms. One OF my company said g This is certainly
one of the assemblages of serpents which heap them
selves on each other after violent tempest | have
heard of these, but any; let us proceed
cautiously, and not too near When we were within
twenty PAGES OF it, the terror of horses prevented
our approaching nearer to which none of us were
! inclined. On q sudden the pyramid mass became
agtated holrid kissing issued from il, thousands
of serpents rolled spraly On each other and shot
forth out of the circle their hdeous heads presenting
their envenomed darts and fiery eyes to US I own |
was the first to draw back, but when saw this for
midable phaIanx remain at its post, and appear more
disposed TO defend itself than TO attack u.s. rode
roun in order to view lis order of battle. which
faced the enemy every side. then thought what
could be the design of this numerous Assem- blage
and concluded that this species of serrents dreaded
some coossean enemy, which might be the great
serpent or CaymaI, and they re-unite themselves
after seeing the enemy, to resist this enemy in
amass.-Humboldt
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1855-03-23

BANK OF CAPE FEAR The meeting of the stock
holders in the Bank of Cape Fear, called for the
purpose of deciding upon the question of the accep
lance acceptance of the amended charter passed
by the last Legislature was held yesterday, at the
Banking house in this place After considerable dis
cussion and full expression OF opinion upon the sub
iect il was decided to accept the resolution to this
effect receiving large majority of the individual
stock, about three to one being in the affirmative
without the vote of the State, which was cast for it
by Daniel Dickson Esq, agreeably to the expressed
wishes of the Literary Board, the stock in the Bal
generally known State stock being part of the
Literary Fund of the State.
The notice for the holding of the meeting was
given. we understand it, by circulars directed &c
every stakeholder On the books OF the Bank in abun
dant time.
The regular stockholders meeting is to be held al
the usual time in May.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1855-03-23
The Latest.

London, Friday Night.-This evening in the Hous
OF Lords, Lord Clarendon rose and said II think
my duty to communicate to your Lordsbips the con
tents OF ielegraphic dispatch l received half Al
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1855-03-23

The members OF the territorial legislature of Ne
braska, in the midst of their abors provide for the
interests of the living, are not unmindfu OF tae
respect due 10 departed worth We learn from late
number of the " Nebraskian'' that Hon. D. NJ John
ston chairman of the committee federal relations,
to whom referred that part of the Governors
message relative TO the decease of Gov. Burt, sub
mitted to the House of Representatives the 30th
ul the following report, which was unanimously
adopted
Your committee cannot better express their deep,
heartfelt sympathy for the rreparable loss of good
man, which the people of this Territory and the
nation feel, tran to adopt and reiterate the chase
and highly-expressve language of His Excellency,
acting Governor Cunning, communicated to this house
at the opening of the session:
IS: In his death we have suffered severe loss
the loss Of peculiarly qualified by his public
experience and capacity, his private virtues, and his
energy and rmness, for the satisfactory and courage
Gus discharge of his official duties. He spent but
few weeks of suffering among US, and his grave IN
far off State, is only another tie of union between
communities widely severed, who will revert to his
memory with fraterna pride, and to his untime y
decease with sympathetic sorrow. There were nc
| unpleasant discriminate to substract from the
universal esteem in which his manly and amiable
traits held by an enlightened people; and the
| fact South Carolina has given US one of her distn-
gulshed is accompanied upon your record by the
expression of your undivided respect and affection.
Your committee deeply sympathze with the wife
and orphan children OF our late lamented governor IN
his untmely death Though widely separated from
the bosom of his family and the circle of his former
friends, his amabIe traits of character and his ster
ling moral worth during his short stay among us
had given him the highest seat in the affections Of
the people, who most cordially extend the hand o.
! friendship to- and mingle teas of sorrow with, his
much afflicted wife and orphan children in South
Carolina, and while they have been deprived of {
husband, father, and benefactor the nation has los
one of her most gifted sons, and society one of it
most useful member
All Of which is most respectfully submitted
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1855-03-23

The Great, powerful and Ge-lorious Know Nothing
party of New Hampshire, under the lead OF that pure
and devoted friend of the South John P. Hale, Esq,
has magnifcently thrashed out the Democrats, Stayed
Nebraska and the Fugitive Slave Law, and, in the
language of the consistent and tolerant Editor of the
COMMERCIAL q" saved the Union and covered Itself with
Gelory." Eight-men
The hew-gag is to be sounded and the kettle drum
blown upon, and much rejoicing is to take place gen.
orally among the Southern brethren, over this new
triumph, which places New Hampshire in line with
Massachusetts and sends Hale a match-pece to
Wilson, and a supporter of Seward. Three Anita
ministraon members of Congress- have certainly been
elected. The bali keeps rolling.
The victory in New Hamshire is, after all, only a
fusionist trump composed of Wings Abolitionist;
and recusant Democrats. The usually large aboli
ton vote is reduced to almost nothing, having beer
absorbed in the Fusion, Know Nothing Instead 0
several thousands usual the Abolition Ere
Soil candidate proper, did not get many hundreds
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1855-03-23

HARNETT CoUNTY.-The new county Of Harnett,
formed out of part OF Cumberland. has been organ
lied by the election of the following officers: Chair
man of the Court, George w Pegram Clerk, Ben.
iamin F. Shaw; Sheriff. James A. Johnson SoIici-
tor Nell Mckay, Jr.; Trustee, ]. L. Bethea Regis
ter, Duncan B. Mclean; Entry Taker, Jonathan
Hawley; Coroner, Hector Mclean; Committee Of
Finance, John Green, A. S. Mcneil Daniel McCor
mick.
Summerville has been selected as the location O
the Court House of the New County, its name, how
ever TO be changed to Toomer in compliment to tn,
venerable Judge Toomer
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-10-17
MERCHANTS DISPATCH.
TINE RECEIPTS GIVEN.
FROM
NEW YORK AND BOSTON.
American Express Co. Propriesors

NEW YORK AND BOSTON.
American Express Co. Prcprietors.
4 RHANGEMEN Nh have been made by which the
n above Di.pateh il enabled TO forward goods OF
-ers srps2sfis.s .ste fAsa ssy lspe rssassg Wet
except ire regular Express Company
FstIsur hy this dispatch is ferw srded via Railroad
entirely N cars hired by and appropriated 70 this Dis
patch. aud run On the regular EnissAHr PAsskSarR
MARI good. Merchants Dispatch. Care Haii & p.
Davenport, Iowa, and enemofandam o'eehsfae'
VITA
Forfarther particulars applyto
A ~ Ltvtscsros. Agt, is. Broadway. \. Y.
n W Kryr., ~ . broad st cor. State, Boston
or 10 The Undersigned, Agents for DareHpor, and
h. June sd, HULL & PARISH, ACTS.
NEW CLOTHING HOUSE.
ON BRADY STREET. third dood rom I'd street.
y We arc nov opening s;sek o. ready a maze
wy. New York Of the best material aud in his best
style. which we shsil cell AT the LOWEST PRICES.
Geniiemea invited TO call and examine our stock.
Davenport. June % d-n HILL q ~
LADIES COLLEGE.
,I,EE Second Quarter ofhe above Ins,itste will CON
mepce on wedns siAs, September sth in all Off
Our arrangements for thorough eoarseof instruc-
lien in the vzriocs departments of the College, are
ample. and sraie 70 meet the demands cfthe age
weaim % give more practieat heroug Oh nd COM
pleie course of ssades ihaa any OF car schools for
yoane ladies. Yes, more, ne mean to iaks tAe lead
in the huxin ness offemair education.
Thecoarsr of studies will be varied 10 salt tue cir
esm.tances and intellectual capacity ofihe psp'l
Tuition in the Primary Department, ~ 90 per Or
do $50 usual course. 90
LxuEaa~es and higher English branehcs.s 90 :" .
Sorr.-No szfpa chargesin the Nofmaiof
Teaehess' de pa rtmeHt.
Nusicon Piano ,Melodeon G ritarand
Harp, $40 oo 10 u % "
La ndsesp PC PaintiEgin Oil. % - e
Honoehromatic -Crayon and Pencil
Drawing, ke-. eseh, 90 %
Pap,er xaehe and orHansntaiLeasAer
Emsro,deys Oman n,a Needle work,
&c, a. :, in all their variety, each, 90 :" I"
Diplomas WILDE give to those Who COM
p.ete a thorough oourse In either oithe
Z aepagiments-
Roard With furnished rooms including
washing. lights, fuel, stationery ,6e, - 90 80 "
II the pupil .hes her etc, % 90 80 %
All pavne nts q be made In advance.
Those wishing 10 rooms. desks Asday
ara, must apply ssos- 7. H. COD DING.
Psopreiornnd Superintendent.
Va. 4 u. Cesnlss, Principals.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-10-17
Corner Of Front 81 and Ferry Landing.
NEW FAMILY GROCERIES.

THE subscriber has opened large and choice a.
.ortment az Family Groceries, At the "chhSh'
ERKp STORE"
Front It,, nearly opposite the xills,
A fer deere tstse Bsrvsrs PrstfyMEnS,
weeye shall siwxys have on hand afuit supply oil
all .neh articles sewer family needs, viz:
n q sugar; Fish all kinds;
Clarified :. Bacon, hamsah sa"oiae"s
a-rr.h~.i Picked Pork Lad;
: n and o. Moi.:l Choice Flcnr;
S,r.n. Corn Neal;
Coffee and Teas; Potatoes
Pepper aud SPICE; Dried frat,
Nails and Glass; Wooieh wsfe'
sen. Maze White Lead;
M, ma rp,rentip-; Soap and Candles, Starch;
Ard many oiher artieiestoo hume mention, al
nf~hcb win be sold for ready pay, atthe lowest PR
ces. -
will also purchase all kinds OF Country Produce
Batter Rexs Poultry. Wheat. Corn Oats etc, etc.
NJ "a All DAVID A. BURROWS.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-10-17
musrIYs sALI.

yXyHEREAs, on the ssddsy Of September, A. u.
w is5f, Johannes Wilhelm Nolier. and Maria
Hubseh executed unto Frank lin X. Catsng. Tras-
tee tain deed OF trust conveying Axid TrIs-
ths following parcel oiand sfnsted in the county
Of Clinton and State Of Iowa. TO wit: The South East
quarter of seettsR, number thirteen 49, Township
eightyoas teI North Of Range Fast Of the 5th r.
NJ. and also tho following parcel Of land situated In
the county Of Scott in said State of Iowa, Wit The
East half Of Lot umber ave 81 in Block numbe,
per. vhish said conveyance was made and executed
By the said AolleE and Habseh for the purpose OF
curing The payment ofa cersainpromeoryn note, sign
ed by said plerand Habsch and also by y. weide
dated the 18th day Of septe A. D. Ie54.for
The OF three hundred, thirty-seven So 100 dol
lars and payable TO the order OF Sylvester Churchill
In year from the date thereof with interest
per cent per annBm, after due.
And the said note ing become due and pay
able. and the ssf Johannes, Wilhelm. Moler, Mar.
IL Hubsch, and having failed 10 pay the
same any part thereof.
sow therefore |. Frank lin n. Cutting. Trustee as
aforesaid. do give this public notice. fhsi By virtue
the power which is said nstrn ment co ntained,
will Monday III. 18th day of October A. ID. less. a
the hour Of two O'Clock in the afternoon OF .ad day
tn. Court House door in ihs city OF Davenport cx
pose and Offer for sale, tina parcels Of land shich
above described or such parcel much thereof
shall be sueiepi 10 satisfy and pay the of
pronissory note, 18th the Interest thereon the da
Of payment, and expel ~ .utnang ssid sale.
Dated ibisIe day Of September A. ID. ie55.
FRANKLIN H. CUTTING, Tfastee,
spf2fdis CoFls.l d Dow. AitNs.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-10-17
NEWS AND BooK INKS.


DOCK ISLAND BANK has made rrsngsments to
X w,r ! limited amount ofihe notes of .Tne kasa-
fartay< fss and Mecbsnscs Bank Of Columbus, Geor-
ssn', and the viii be reeessd on deposit or IN
NJ, mem for CoiB. tbe anne terms as
be - nes efthe sciye Banks of Firgns
hic cr Indiana. NJ d. osSofN,ffssI
ns. a. MANN. Cash.
Roxk islsnx. June f3-dwG
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-10-17
ING, AIR WARnIKe ! vENrIIArINe,,

SAAPLEs OF the above apparatus now read, for
j the Inspection Of those who desire 10 have the
besi mode of Warming and SentiiaiiBx their houses
also for Cooking We have tue gcsey for the OF
The most approves Hot Air PafDaee and u Cool ing
Range which only needs 10 be zee TO induce tsiai
Coal, Coke. Wood be used.
We invite Inc bile generally 10 call and examine
the apparatus; only iimittd number s,ts med
ihlf fall, that be Of getting eiihsr Furpae.
Range the order muss be len early.
Cooking stoves-s large assortment On hand which
We sell Al greatly redue ed prices.
Ans 81 -dsm. r. CLOSE A. m
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-10-17

FAMILY GROCERY.

i his house On Perry bcIweeASceond AID IAird AZ,
which be vnl vssrlaito be 81 the very esst 0nsiity
and which se viii cell - lev asean be pnfceased
elsewhere.
CIGARS.
A cAeies lot sfCiss isst land fersalslcw
a'Sh''''A's e''' 1900 c..M. PKcK.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-10-17

1855. 1900
cucAee,A leex BLAND lAII1oAp.


NEW Ak8 IN W. - EN-
NN and ahes Monday, July Sd, and until FARTHER no
~ ttse trains viii icav ekoek island asfol,owa
lat Passrngev train 81 H. "a.
arriving AtChivaKuat w.
Cd PasscNRcv Tvxinat
ii E,sishi ,rxin y i'm Ell Glaze ears st Is A ~
Trains arriving ct 6eek Island.
Slst Passenger train, al
ed do do 20
~ Freight, with VI class cars ~, lvis 4
trains over this road are In direct connection ~
CAca - With tssins over both the Michigan southern
ana Michigan Central X. r. to and from Detroit, To-
ledc, Cleveland, Columbus, Cincinnati. fiuso1rgn,
Mnkirk, Buffalo, Niagara Falls, Albany, New
York Phiiateiyhis, Baltimore and Washington
ia which paecs be procured OF s. D. ME
VEyS ficA Of agt., r. r. Depot, k.i.
Passengers arc reminded ofthe necessity OF giving
istnef directions Asto the dsstins!ion Of their bag
rage aso 10 procurc before taking their scss
n rnrs asthc conductors collect ares only 20 sta-
tionso incline ofthc Chicago and Rock Island Rail
.o.d JOHN X. hENkY. Sups.
WI WurrxAs, Asst. supr. Wcss'u. Division.
Rock Island. Juiy Sd, 1eSs.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-10-17
10 EHGIsEERs.

<SUHLEY's Superior fonpasses, 4. and iueh
I II s,nin and with yenerl stwass on hand. Aise.
sgrys,ors Chains and Asrkisg Pins ke-, &c dc.
aus Article no. on 70 order At short
tes Is We are exflssirs Agents for Gureys Man
1,aesarc Engineers Stationery in general Consisi.
iar 81 Pr0ale Cross Section. and Drawing Paper.
Also Drawing aUsiss Bents. Drawing fseks. sellum,
porcyis, &c Ae. ke. Orasrs BY assi al receiE q
promrt ssts ntioE a, Morse p,o
..i,@ Ar Rock Island. Ills.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-10-17

rEyNsyLyANIA RAILROAD.

Tn,ce mud Thro nh Trains between PhiIadelphta
ana pttsburr.-THE MORNING NAIL TRAM
leave. Pbisaeiphis for Pntsbare at Y a; NJ. and
iiXI Iasxe, phil,aelrhia al I p. NJ. and Pitshuve
for philadeiphis att r. N. THE NIGHT EMPRESS
TRAIN leaves Phiiadeiphis for Pittsburgh =, u, r.
N. md Pittshu rg for Phiiajcipbis at TO- Z. a.
Ths ahny lines coz meet nj PtsburH with the kaii.
roads 10 rad fre~ 81. Louis, Mo-; Alton Gaens snd
chiea 20 NJ: Frank fort Lexington, and Laasshin,
S,nsnsky Toledo, Cleveland, Columbus, zanesyii'e,
N.ssIlan and Wooster. Ohio. also, VITA the Stesh
Pack 81 Beats from ard TO NV osLsAHH, ST. Louis,
Lor,sviI ~ aud CINCINNATI
Through Tickets can be had TO or from elmer Oh '"e
above places. ,,, ~. ,,,r.,
-, ,s,,lr~ ro,n,s Passengers from the West
MI, Ind This the shortest and most expeditions
route 10 Philadelphia, baltimore, New York. or BIOS
tor. -. -. pk,t.
MESKINEN, Aef. Passsassy Liuss, Pisfs.
phiI.a.inkia Feb. 9Th, le5S d-ly.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-10-17
PHNNsYLvANIA RAILROAD.
&00R

THE Great Central Route ,ccnnectingthe Atianii
ei,rs Win orth western, and Sonthwes
tern states, by : continuous Rsi~.y direct; Thi,
road also connects Al PitsburK with daily line OF
steamers 10 siI ports the westcrn Lakes ma
tipr the moss Is,ssf eAespssf sat rsssfs rosie by
which FRkIGHT can be fsrwarded to ndif"m tne
Great Wet. ,4..X-a
Rates hetvssa PAilaAslphia and HittssafgA'
FIrse Class..Boots, Shoes. pry} ,sc. . 100 lb.
(soods lin boxes, Fufs, Feathers Ae.S t 80
second Cnnssss Books d station-)
cry, Dry Goods I'm bcxepl, Hardy ooc. ioo 10
ware, Leather, Wool. &c.
TnhrA CHQnsssAnviis, RaEGtng,l soe r 1901
Baeon, foYA I'm buikl Hemp, DC. ~ -
Fourth Clasos.Co0cc. Ptsh, Ba-( N. = t00ib
con 4 Pofk tpaek edl ard 4 Lard OIL
TPln shipping Gocds from aay point k.ss OF fhais-
delphis. ne particuartc .syk pach age ssa rssssy
rs.ia Rsifteal.s, Ailfsoris consigned 10 the Agene
eishi. Road !, Philadelphia or PMsscurs, WILDE for
" apded without detention. =,
E.Usur Arrrrp.--Moscs Potter, Boston' J. y. -
,ic,t, n. York; >. snceder. Phisdciphia: Magrsw
q Keons. Baltimore; Geo. & Franciscus Pittsenre
Eprieman 4 Brown, csncinnati, Ohi.' ). 3. Moore
head. Louisville, Ny; X. c. Meldrnm, Madison,
Ind Rattin & Co, ST. Lou:s, Mo-; J. B. Mitchell
Son, Evansville. Indiana -,
II. HOUSTON, General Frstfh sgfs FAfs.
II J.LoMBAEkT, s.Pr. Aifssss,fs-
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-10-17
Chicago and Mississippi Railroad.


0M 2s8S
nASSENGERs for B3ocr,snescn. Springfield Alton
and ST. Louis. will nnd the route via La saietn Dc
the Speediess nov row open TO he public no NOV
subjected to the usual deiays OF he hiver
the CHICAGO Il ROCK ISLAND RAILkoaDto Ia
So lie .,he ILL Nois CENTRAL RAlLRoAb' obioon-
CWI1Aa:O a MISSISSIPPI RAILROAD
10 Alton and - Louis, Passs ngsrsare nksn lhfooSh
without delay In 10 Hours!
Tho route to St. Louis via Mississippi, Rrers asHk
gr.nsrp MrLss aud time FORTY-foUR HOURS.
stage Connection
A.. n, sde at Bloomington With Peoria, Pekfn Ane
Ia s. .s Springfield with barstovn, Peters ~ and
Haysua: "a Yirden with Waverty; st Cafnyiiis vfsh
HI,lshoro Van Buveneharg, vsndaha and Sale nj ~
Rrixhten With Greenaeki and scottvtiie; and ~ Alton
vtS Jerseyville. CsrrolltOn. Edwardsviie Highland
and Cxrlyls The trains also Slth
tbs Great W stern Railroad for Decatur, Terfs-hsute
Jacksonville and Naples.
Hs..eneer. arriving al ST. Louis, I'LL sonneet WIN
Steamers for the ssoar, Ohio. and Tennessee kis-
.,s and also with Steamersfo for Memphis, siekssarx
hatcher, and New Orleans
N-PPxs.enxer Trsins leave Bloomington a. a. n
and 30 p H. on the arrival Of the Trains from TIC
North. - - ,.~Y,,,y
TJ7rieke cts con be procured Of A. Z. LANGLEf
Agent al L. Sail. for any poin, enthe Chicago mis-
sissippi Rail Rosd. ,pp
June 9Th, Is54Iy
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-10-17
Hi0HLY IMPORTANT 10 0WNx&So
AORAEA

ToHN MCDONNELL. Veterinary su rgeon, from
ID Rochester. N. Y ,b~gs rc.rccsfaliysc INFORM the
Thai he has located In where he can
H.. n, n hours and on al disease that the
horse 10 subject 10. Ancr going through alhoroesh
course Of stud, for The profession ana having many
wears GOOD practice on all kinda of disease, ana can
produce as good teesim onais any other man Wess
ofNcw York, feels happy 10 say thai ne wni w 20
give general satisfaction TO all persons snAs smPo!
him.
Until further notice he can be found al rarker *
bearings Stable, on Second 81.
N. b. Guaranteed Recipes sold to ANY person hvsng
alta dissan nee from afaesics.
nsv en- M ~ Sc NJ. Rth 1855 dw-H.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-10-17

'oveline on the opening OF
Z Groceries We particular
II be sold 1t the Lnwest
stpficess--
80 boxcsSoar,
Bale Rope all sizes;
iCamphine and spirit Gas;
,Giass ofall sixcs;
| RAskctsin variety;
Tar, pitch and Resin:
Rsisins .Currants. Rice and
SPICES II variety;
Paints, dry aud Ground;
Cedar and Pine Churns;
Wash Tubs and Buckets;
,oil.-lnrd. Linseed. Tan
ners. sperm and kle-
rhant's Oils
A large assertmen1 OF
tQueersw are:
600 bbls Lake Salts:
IS saeks cd Alum salt;
Oysters and Sardines:
A large asscrtmentef To-
bececs direct from the
Manufacturer;
q
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-10-17

~ tNN
Roots md Shocss
T>o6RTHER with q tho
numcrcust TO mention
we have on hand and y
large asscvtnchtsi In the al
Spring. onriargc stock I
IL recommend; which vi
Wholesale or Retail Mark
70 HoSshcad n. o. Sugar;
suhaiserus'd q ciarsukar:
-Sssck, assorted Conec;
$50 hushei. dried apples;
81, bushels paired Peaches
zoe rbls, | bbls q ! Casks
n. Orleans Sugar house
and Syr'ip Moiasscs:
, eeis sop Golden Syrup:
90 chests and I chests Y,
Hyson, Imrerissand Eng
lisk Teas.
4etadicsassortcd Teasfos
family use;
hif bias white ash And
Lake Trout:
3 Boxes prime Cod Fish;
50 Kegs Na,is assorted;
&, haxes dried Herring;
So do best Brccms.
sesoxe.Noptd Candies;
Insoxes star Candles:
A~->- - RrAUf n
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-10-17
Nork foIam0.

A0ck f0ldUu.
NJ b. OSBORN 4 CO.,
IArp, STOCK AND INSURANCE BROKERS,
noek Island, Illinois,
4tepdto the nasra eat and all ether .tiers
conarc,ed s4sh Lad Agency in ali fAFts Of Hnn"is
xsd se~H- -.u
ovrrSs ga ACKNOWLEDGEMENT oase.
aCAssp Lands.
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