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I'D SARAH w VAPPTC -uonId -

: psctfnli w IIAhh1O would re
y tsyirg ,s....o atnoonce to her patronssnd friends
7 srsv' 'ooe1 ,1'i ty taken lessons from Mrs PR
@ ara nsS. 1.Ous W o. cutting, she is now prepared
\, o warrant dresses In that STYLE and In all
~ Pattern, good ut She will receive her
saeE che ird spd stock Of Millinery in few days
s,Ll SARAH w. HARRIS.
! A->9t' ''H between Grace and Broad sis
llr Shockoe Hill
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b g6g NV UND COMP'Y STOCK
L. ,.y yE 80 "a LE Ten shares Home stead on which
n ,sS. o. sio0C may be obtained
,pts b.s o' Richmond, on which about $3.50
7s:y ~. o5 exchanged for other Stocks or sold
20. DirstsatS Terms, If early application is made
l1-------- - oIlice sp l2-eots
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MISS FANNY LYONS has received the Summer
~ maze 70 order on short notice, at reasonable
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| QlU--S,EHOLD AND KITCHEN FUR

=. BY THOMAS W KEEsFE-
'' Win dsoTge } Sumner, No. 20 Pearl street J
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JNO. w. WKIGHr Il TO. are prepared
to receive all kinds OF Produce and MERCHANDISE on
Storage, at their Warehouse the Dock on az rs..
sonable terms ss it can be taken in the city
fe l2-Sm ....
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Correspondence cf the Disnatcb \

ETspatCu.J
FlrIsfLVANIA ITS RESOURCES THE
RICHMOND AND DANVILLE RAILROAD -
DANVlLLE-CHATHAM- Its INHABITANTS
THE LADIES' s-THE DIS
PATCH, &C,
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The DAILY DISPATCH

hhe oiIculetion Of the DAILY DISPATCH
asaesseY that of all the Daily pers Of
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

kEmIUM ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Or
gyo.s .frs.e sAshIGssnMRs wGls n A. LYONS, No lis
the ~ M MER FASHIONS and wonid ;,,;, ytn 4s.n,
bs ffOm iRs sSss Of the city and country .:.arns
cured or that is TO be found in ang o,haos % pro-
ment, got up in the same superior style a, tbessn
obtained the first premium at the lsls Fsi, =, ,
virginia Aec1snies Institute. In the assor,nss
Will be found Silk Grape, Chip, Lace NesnoIs, :.
ana Mourning Bonnets; Ribbons; Flow ers, Veil..
Head Dresses CAPS &c.
a AIso large stock of Straw Goods of the rno.t
faShionahle shapes, which the ladies' will find mors
20 tnelr adVantsge In pUrchss than old stock auc
t'on eoods sold BY dry goods stores and save tha
o0S' Vi 'ilLhmlng 81. A. LYONS
Over Chss Hartwellk < Co a
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PAYNE q MAYO, Auctioneers have re-
moved their Office to Mr. Wellington Goddin,s new
building, corner of 1lth and Bank streets Entrance
Bank street.
, TheY Will sell at auction private sale Real and
Personal Property Rent out Houses and hire cut
Servants ''S S~'
~ cseds of every description will be accurately
ABEL U: MAYO being Notary Public will at
Deeds, &c. seAS u
Their charges will, in all cases. be entirely satis
attention to business. - rpS
JOHN r. D PAYNE,
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DOR SALE
4 81 feet of SHELVING, on iron brackets
l COUNTER, 12 feet long
bsauti nj SHOW CASE, 8 feet long
STOVE
2 GAS PENDANTS and Brackets
At the Store No. 4. under Exchange Hotel. All
the shove articles new. Apply to
CHaS. RICHARDSON
American Hotel.
FOR RENT-The Store No. 4Exchapge
Hotel. Possession given Immediately.
ap 2l-ts c..
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ny !. A. CowARDIN
,prE PRIVATE DWELLING

- G0DDlN 4. APPBRSON.
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PATTERNS for sale, and EMBROIDERY done
in the hsndsomest manner at "o"e
apS-lw M A LYONS 1Is Rro.s =, r.
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|)ANEILLE
n and sttsf
|rgin onthis
b., instesa
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DLACK SILKS, BLACK SILKS.-Re-
I'D ceived, several lots of Black Silks from the
Northern Auctions, in which can offer sreat bar
gains. AUGUSTUS MAlLEKr,
an 23 Al Main ct.
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CAMBRIC, SWISS AND BOBB IN
~ EDGINGS Opened, large assortment of
Cambric Swiss and B Bobbin Edgings and Insertings
Those desirous of purchasing will please call at
sp q AUGUSTUS MAILERT,S, Al Main st.
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LIEF.
sold a
atii The
. Store,
at the
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-04-25

house,
,rFentefs'
Leigh st.,
Builder.
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b Stors
d and Sd
|butinssss
Conho'
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EIRE-PROOF PAIN T.--Zinc White
Il and White Lead: Painters' Coiors and Brushes;
for sale by BENNETT BEERS,
an % Druggists.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-11-10
WHO. LIZ AND RETAIL.

THE subscriber has received from the Eastern and
i Southern Markets q large and we'll selected stock
CT goods Of all descriptions, common consisting
of Dry Goods, Boots aud Shoes, Hats and Caps,
Glassware, Qacenswsre, Buffalo R0bes,
Groceries, Dried Fruit, Cotton Warp,
Carpet Chain, Picking Yarn Cut Window Glass,
GA. r. l. a kanawha salt Hardware,
xcts and Mill Saws, Iron, all kinds Stee assorted,
Castings, Nails, all kinds, GriDdstones,
Woodcnware, Live geese feathers, Pitch Il Oakum,
Sole and Upper Leather, Wall Paper,
willow Baskets, Paints and Oils, Dye Stuhs, &C.,
Viii n will be sold at small advance for Cab. As
nse nd keeping every thing In common use, persons
ing several articles obtain them Front
sths Brick Store opposite the Mills davenport Iowa.
una o, ls53-2Q. ]. NJ. BOWLING.
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pcxNsyIyaNIA RAILROAD.

Three Daily Through Trains, between Philadelphia
and Pittsburr. TIKI MORNING NAIL TRAIN
leaves Philsdeipha for Pittsbnre at A. NJ. and NJ,
/. LINE leaves Philadelphia Al NJ. and Pitisburg
for Phiadeiphis at p. NJ. THE NIGHT EXPRESS
TRAIN leaves Philadelphia for Pisfsouhgn 81 IL, r
NJ. md Pitt.hu N for Philadelphia at 10. Pa
The above lines connect at Pittsburg with the Rail-
roads to and frs~ 81. Louis. NO.; Alton Gaiena and
ChicaeoIIi.; Frankfort, Lsxingt"n- AND Lousviiie,
Nv Teyre Hnute Dayton, Sprin gaeid, BelIefontne.
San.usky Toledo, Cleveland. Columbus, GAINESVILLE.
Massillon and Wooster. Ohio: also, with the steam
Packet Boatefrsm and to Nav OsLsAas, ST. Louis,
LortsyrLiy and CixciHsATt.
Through Ticket. be had TO or from either OF the
above places.
Porfurther particulars see Hand oiisat me lner.
ant s,.vtio~ uaiuts Passengers from the West
will ind this the shortest and most expeditions
route 70 Philadelphia, baltimore, New York, or Bos
ton. 49,,
J. MESKIMEN, mgr. Passssser Lives, Pitts.
phiIaAelphia Feb 9Th. 1855 d-ly.
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kailroaos.
1855. 1000
cu1cAsoA Rock IsLAxD RAILROAD.
NEW ARRANGEMENT

NEW lAkk KAN u = ~ ksN
ON andafscr Monday, July 90. and 9nt'imnneine'
" tice trains VIII leave MOCK lsisho ssso.
lst PAsse nGe rtEAtn ~
arriving atChicagoat,
cd Passenger TFainat
~ - ~ -, ,,.trc Vim Cd elias. carsat 645 n
..u>s.....,.in :, SO A NJ
~asss S3OpM
"a FreiRht, with "a class cars q, 1913
Intr.ina ~ ey this road In direct CO INJECTION ~
x,h;.. ith tv.ns oy boihthc Michigan southern
and Michigan CentrsiR. X. TO and from Detroit. To
iedo Cleveland, Columbus. Cncinns!, t1tsoeIn,
Ysrt. PhiIadeiphis, Baltimore and washington,
to which placcstlckesscsn 6e procured q >. ?.
p,..sn1ers re reminded Ofthe necessity OF giving
distinct directions the destination OF Their bag
eagc also TO procure tickets before taking the seas
/. ~ r.rs A the collect faresony TO sta
VA JOHN 4. EENkY. Supt.
WIZ WHITMAN, Asst Supv Wcss'h. Div's'o"'
p..k nd July Cd. 1855.
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Great Excitement at
MYTCHELLsS EMPORIUM

Nov is the time To get the worth OF your money.
In We are determined TO sell OF AT VERY Low
PRICES what few goods we have lett, in order 10
make ann ie room for Stocks of Fall and Nihter
Goods We intend 10 20 East about he :Oth ofthe
present month, and rHsf all rae moHes re get Ms
well the room for the goOds. tall soon and
improve this great opporunit, buying !ourgoods
al these yer, low Prices.
HI. q T.. w. MITCHELL.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-11-10

VIE subscriber having NOV ed stock {; 70.
Il ceriesto the new Store s. East Cor 2nd aud p, p
y sls, are prepared to supply their customers with
feasohape fntesas any Establishment IN the West,
Either at Wholesale or Retail.
we warrant ever! thing We sell aud will deliver
charge. ~ NV ~
Families can rely on their Orders beirs pu. IN and
delivered with prnmptness. $50
We shall be receiving in few DAYS from The vas,
aiargennd wei selected stock of yies nd Weed
en- ware, to which we would invite the attention NJ
the trade. 49, ''o"~"'
sepIi JAS NJ DAIyEIr p1o
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NOTICE

THE subsrr ibcrs intending tn be absent from the
city for short time. all orders for McGowan's
Double Acting Pumps left with Burrows h Pretty man
~ ". Dnmopt will receive pr nnpt attention,
dsl "a 4H AOSM n HYTLER,
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Something New and Valuable.
AMERICAN PORCELAIN WARE.

m.N III. III. UIEGINS,
naEER 70 cali The attention tbs siszs Of Dsv
~ port Rock Island and vicinity 70 new, beautiful
ana ss'A THE AMERIcAN PORCELAIN,
samples Of which may be seen atthe = Express Of
a.s AT the Island City Hots Mr. designs short
4. ,n.nIu- an establishment ia Rock isAnd for the
se IN THIS nsw aud spiendid ware. Also. agent Ter
ssny rights for the sale u this ware In al portions
or the United States.
A rare chance for persons wishing 70 engage ~ q
And profitable business. Apply 1t the u. H..
kxpsoss ofre or 70 H. NJ DGgins, 81 the island CITY
a.I.i.~ -7ST'f- July 23d -dtf
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-11-10
GENERAL INTELLIGENCE OFFICE.

4 HEunderssnsdhaso opened Gene rsiin,eltr,(
Once with . complete set OF book In xLhij
enter all k,rds Of ReAl aud Persons pToIrr, %,
nrfor rent, the MINES Of all Servants she wish
places In families ithii the city. also ihs b.sa
Mechanics. Lhborers and other, seek IL smpo,,,d
81 thatth &c Who are in search Of Houses. lands
wants. DC eanhotfail Of inmediai, susecss In I'd
tnreithsrby calling ut my oiiicr. Charge, nodessl
Cal nd register your wAbts or orde u shd the, II
receive prom attention.
A. fISEFIElD
No. Commsy inl Ru ~
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Carriage for Sale.
COAL!
lcwTsy, Thomas 4 Co.,

HAVE established dcrof 70 the sale ~ their su
i j perior article fCoal rsur the Raj ror d dsuot
sne dnos frem Veb'eT's Foundry. For fuel and
stoam IL has supe rior in this market IL viii h.
Delivered IN Davenport in Roct Isend in qua Mi
ties u snit pn,cha on application NJ the yard
rrck Isiand June l5-dit
SUGAR House Molasses in Barrels and Kegs.
New Orleans Molasses +" ~ +"
In store ard for saie by
sepll DALZELL 4 BRO.
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@foferifs.
FAMILY GROCERY

- - x=.-----r-----
FAMILY GROCERY.
THE sbseribss opened ssoehef Gressris. i In
which he wNl warsnlte be Of the very best quality
and which ss viii cell a. Low sscan be purchased
CIGARS.
A choice lot srCiearsjsss rsecivsdand fSrssielew
atvhoiessle orsetail. :. prcw
Davenport. Des.sd, iesA-dtf -
NEW FAMILY GROCERIES.
has :ts
EREn STORE,''
Irsat g.. nearly opposite tas Aili:,
Where shall al way have on hand steu supply q
alisuch articles ssevsr. family I s.s eis:
ci..Isss ssss:, ;sss, s. ssss'''''
$, Hand 40. MOL: c cnsa s r.Ss''
came came; .aa Ten. Poi..oes;
p enrs and spice; nrisd Fruit;
Nails aud Glass; Wooden Ware;
s;:ss War: s ws,,. ~ as,s ..s,... ..,.A;
And maay other artielesteo numerousto mention. ~
ofvheh will be sold for ready pay, stthe lowest Pf
vii, .,,c purchase ell kinAs Of County Produce
B..,er Rsss Poultry Wheat, Gen. OH ssi sss;
MERCHANTS DISPATCH.
1I1Gx 1HcIIITs 0Iv11.
FROM
xEw YORK AND BOSTON.
American xxpes0 -. Ireprieters.
a RKaNGEMES1Sh have seen made oy vhish Las
n above Dispatch is enabled 10 scrvsrd rc"ds 81
. -sss $1,000 ,se rcsoi,r Esprc.. Company.
Fssus Ut BY this Dispatch IL forwarded via Railroad
entirely in ears hrsdby and appropriated to this DIS
patch, and run on the regular EHionAHT FAsskSska
In Art :
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-11-10
DRY LUHBkR.

ID NAVE NOV on hand any 90sn1ty OF me best
III $3.50 mig Natl Lumber,
WlRRAkrTED TH0ROU0HLY sEILED DRIED.
Nsving Pusrhassd sesesAl large Wisconsin Rats,
sad auppi - deficiencies from the CHICAGO iasds,
- hsSe eneYal asso Of all kiRds Of Ism
-Dsv 90 hand. Aiso Pine Shngles, PailiEgs, Joists.
Ettrddinx Sash, Furring for brick houses, Lsl 6e.
'SpOSHcc North OF the Sraiths' shop, as you enter
Ne tity BY the Camden road.
q Nos fdsnd. sepisdu BENZ. ID. WALSH.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-11-10
DON'T DEiIVt.R GOODS

.
BOUT town, tits true, but believe can furnish
N customers with articles In my line Of trade OF
qualities and NJ prices such as will Undue, them 10
continue 10 fair Of II cir favors. intend
10 keep an excellent ass rtmen Of
Tea-Grren AID Black, from choicest 10 cheapest.
Coffee-dinerent kinds, whole and ground.
SugMF-Cushed, New York Gsnnu ated, Pulver
fzed, Loaf, Clarified and New Orleans.
M0laxscs-Goden Syrup, s. H. and N. 0. Mo,'s.
Npfces-Ailkinds
Candlcs-sperm. Star and Tal'ow.
S0aP-CommOn, Toilet and Shaving,
ALSO
Prep. Cocoa, GRAHAM FLOUR. Corn Meal, Rice,
Corn Starch. 50 60, Msearcni, NeyMieell G. Tartar
Salsratus, Sup. Carb Soda, Yeast Powders, Ratsns,
PFunes, in Glass jars, Shaker Preserves, Citron,
Cnrrans, FlsvoTng Extracts, Pickles, Pepper sauce,
Tomato Catsup, Mustard, Vinegar, Sardincs Goldfish,
Whitehsh, Mackerel, Smoked Herring, Sal Soda. Os.
seeo Pearl Starch, Table and Dairy Salt, Whale and
Lard Oil, Wooden ware, Remnant OF common stone
ware, &c. &C. A good assortmentef
EASTERN STONE WARE.
FLOUR AND BRAN EXCHANGED FOR WHEAT
Oct 1855 C. NJ. HAWKES., Front Street.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-11-10
Dee7ts54-dIy
COOKING, AIR WARNING : vExIIllll7

COOKING, AIR WARNING 3 vENIIIATlJ1
SAMPLEs Of the above apparatus how RAD
~ The inspection Of those who desire To have
best mode IT Warming sid Veniiiatii tte'i /, -
ALTO Tor Cooking We have the genty inr NE sgt
the ost approved Hot Air Furnace aida Cecss
Range. which "ni! needs 10 be n TO Induce IN
Coal, Coke. or " cod car be- used,
We invite the public general, 10 call std t,:s
The slparutus; only limit number enh b. ehia
this fall so that 10 be of ting either fG
or ksrge the order nIust lie Ieft -a rl,.
Cooking Stoyes--a large assortmet I Oh hand VI
~essil at greatly reduced prices.
Avg - dim. r CIOsF 4 col
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@isffllanfons.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
Dy.eeg SUaed Paint AOaesc,
iiiinoisytr ect, two doors east Of Buffalo.
HENRY D. WEED,

HENRY D. WEED
LAS In store slarge stock ofDruSs. Mea.c,n1s,
III Paints oils and Dye stun, ~ wasevei cIo0ans
into Rock island ~hich he offers TO the trade =. y
small advance Eastern prices, and retail on very
reasonable terms. As hisstock was purchases ron
arst class hsuses in New York, Boston and th,aaeI
phia ana is constantly being repenished, customers
Having been for the past ten years IN the drug trade
he feels confident In snying that his stock Of Drugs
csnno, be excciiea for quality, variety and low pr;
s; Z this section a Z ~
G,hs a;g ssss .ls =: In%sa.
Mcisne,, Nerve and Bone Liniment,
Csvslry - Weaver's Syinp.
H.novaya Pti!s, Smith = Tonic syrup,
. Oinsment, Ayeri Cherry Pcctorat,
Buli,. Sarsaparilla, India Choagoeue,
Tovnsend,e Webytcs's Specific,
t;nvsotts Lyons Katharion,
Marshall s Uterine Cstholicon.
BekUA a ~. lSlt OS10lS.
,alisiIcsP int Brushes, all sizes,
H Ho,. Seam and other scrub
brushes, in great variety Tooth and Nail Brushes,
PAINTS, PAINTS.
Linrced Oil, Litharge,.
yellow :. Copai vari. quail.
!" red Coach;
Red Lead. Asphatum,
Venetian Red. Black Leather,
Ochre French, White Lead IN Oh,
I" American. Zinc snow white,
Also. large stock, ofLard, whale and sperm OILS
BY the barrel or less quantity,
Persons in want Of any articles In my line, VIII
il greatly to their advantage to give me call DO
not advert prices nor the amount OF stock nave
hand as the price Drugs 10 constantly changing,
and advertised prices cannot be relied upon; but
customers calling mt my At all times be sup
Piled asthe lowest market rate, Mrxpv y wrrn
Oct ed-tf "a Illinois street. Rock Island.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-11-10
MORNING PACKE.

1sVS8
MORNING PACKET.
THE well-known and reliable steam
IlGR1 er LAMARTINE, Capt. PHxLvs. }.
s. Adair, CLERK, ~illleasethe Daven-
p0Ft landing EVERY MORNING at O'Clock, and Mus
catine xvsaY EVENING ATS O'Clock. The travelling
public may rely on the panctuslty sfthe LamaFtine
10 the hours named.
Forfreigh,or passage apply on board. Aplisdt
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-11-10

THE steamer MARY G. NJ. A. FoRcK,
Master. has just been thoroughly over
= Dhauled and repaired snd isnow in
complete running order and will run during the
season between St. Louirand st. Pnnl, touching
at all intermediate landings For fire. Rht apply on
board or TO BURROWS 4 PKETTYMAN.
Aeril. 95., 1855 II
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Fer Sale by the UndeysiQued
DIR. 3 FIsCHELL,
Surgical and Mechanical Dentis''

IN. 1lbCdGII,
Surgical and Va chantcal DentiAt
A NNOUNCFS to the Ladies' and Gentlemen e' uJ
htti AID vicinity, that he has located himself Y.
aEtheyarioIs bra inches Of The profession. Dr. h.
mas prnctsed his art in the United States and NEW
since Ie3s, and in Eng land for many years snd
ab'ed 10 give general satisfaction. Teeth hsrsI
IRON single one 10 whole set on the most slIH.|
60 Prine'pe, and all ether operations lcrtaihHs
pyhiris'. Performed with accuracy and care. r,s|
dren. -
\. b. Ladies' after ded at their residences n
quircd.
~ bnrges moderate and work warranted. III
once over Me sra. Whitaker aud Eyert's stofe,||
csfe Rock Island House. on Illinois street. al
Residence, Deer Street, between Illinois . NV
liver SITS. next doorto Mrs. Johnson's.
Rock leland, Sept ~ 1855 dtf
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-11-10
LIGHT, LIGHT, LIGHT.

NOT Gas Lght-but Economical Facts In Lamp
~ Light
One gal Of vande rhoof's Fountain Oil costs 81 so
Hall pint Of . f" &" 10
One OF Vanderhoors Britannia Metal Patent Foun-
tain Lamps costs sI.35
Extra lin Foot Loaded, 50 Ito
Tin Lamps, - IS
Half pint Of the Fountain Oil will burn dou BILE
wicks. giving brilliant and steady light.
se hours, or - hours tor fraction over cent.
The Fountain Lamp holds halfpint, and once filed
and trimmed viii burn eight enings OF ~ hours each
without being reflled or trimmed, saving All i'm
mense deal Of trouble, and removing one If the
greatestobjertione' % the Of oil.
will be apparent toe very who examines this
matter that this is BY far the cheapest and best light
family can use, and being pure, fixed oil, free
from smoke, pleasant both To the taste and smell and
Tree OF all danger from explosions, it RECOMMENDS
Itself as being just the tLing that every family
quires.
The Subscriber fer the present is oca ted Main
bet. Front Second sts., in w. Jennings Clothing
store, where the public invited to call and exam
Inc these lamps. JAS. T. SM ULL,
Oet21dfm Sole Agent for The State OF Iowa.
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BANK NOTE EHaRAvINe
UNION CAR AND BRIDGE WORKS,
Chicago Illinois.

BUILDERS Of Howes' Patent Truss Bridges and
ID Roofs. Turntables. Passenger, Baggage and
Freight Cars. Also, Bolt Cutting Machnef, right
Drills, &c.
Bolts made. Machine Work and general Jobbing
done 10 order.
APr3-dly.
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Uk0pet " ith y NtfH caNbsiNe hssefimfttof
Toys. Dolls 4 Fancy Notions general

Merchants will find II 10 their inieretl TO tus,
our Stock. before making their purria,ss, in,s
port all our Foreign Goods, direct from tbs m,,ys
turers thus saving the Irohi oi The ERsleru I'M on,
and beifs there by enabiedto sell Us low 80 IA
Tern dealer. an ~,
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Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-11-10

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The Union and eastern journal. [volume] (Biddeford [Me.]) 1854-1858, 1855-12-21
Municipal Elections in Massachusetts,

Monday, 3rd inst, the election OF city
officers took place In the cities of Boston,
Lowell, Newbuyport, Charle.,own, Rox-
bury, and Worcester. In oil these elec.
lions The old party lines were entirely dis
carded, and grand fusion took place in
opposition to the Know Nothing candidates
which succeeded in every instance. Al
exander II. Rice, formerly Wing, was
elected Mayor Of Boston, by majority OF
1000 over DR.. ShurlleR, Democrat and
Know Nothing. In Rosbury. J. S. Sleep.
er, Esq, editor Of the Portfolio, and for.
merly editor Of The Boston Journal, asw
elected over the Know Nothing candidate.
In Charlesiown, Mr. Sawyer was elected BY
600 majority over The Know Nothing candi.
date. Ia Worcester, Hon. Isaac Davis was
elected by about 200 msjoriiy. In New.
buypOrt, VIM. Cushing, Ia brother Of Co.
leb Cushing) was elected by about so ma.
jori.y over Rev. d. p. Pike, X. N. 4.
In Lynn, also, we learn that tho citizens
ticket was elected, Z. w. Nudge was
chosen Mayor. lL
The Union and eastern journal. [volume] (Biddeford [Me.]) 1854-1858, 1855-12-21

ally make use OF coarse sand, but the pre-
ference Is given 10 fine beach sand, and oil
who can, Gil In with the latter, because ex'
psrience has taught the most practical and
successful producers that 1t is the besl-
They find that the young vines thrive beller
aud can withstand the drouih with much
less danger Of their being killed, than those
which are sci ou, ia clayey soil. The
clay is apt to cake. and il IS not an unire-
quent thing 10 see young roots shriveied up
and destroyed by The action Of the Sum-
mer's heat upon such soil. The sand is
light and polous, and Is therefore adapleS
to take in the moisture Of the atmosphere.
have seen some few vines which have
been set ou, in beds Of peat; they have
lourished and done well j; but still the
preference is given to beach sand for the
purpose Of" filling in' for another reason
lit more efeclually des,rcyes The long
wiry grass which is indigenous to swarmps,
a consideration which by 10 means must
be lost sigh, Of by the farmer. II this en-
emy 10 the cranberry is not provided
against, by covering over or pulling it up
/, will greatly retard the process Of "mat.
ing" Where the vine is planted upon fine
beach sand which is free from the grass,
the runners will spread more rapidly and
new hills will spring up. ---