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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-03-09
MEDICINES.
Sure curel-Baltimore Lock Hospital

WHERE may be obtained the speedy remely for Weak
w ness or 4- of Organic Paa the Loins Diseas
rtons OF the liHtl, Throat Nose aud Sklh
Constitutional Debility, and all tp hprrl affections ARISING
use of ardent spirits any other cause
10 Young MN. ,
what counte numbers aud noble hearted beings
untiuv tomhs t,usauls Of ynnuE men Of
the most exl teut- anl brilliant nects. who might 9TH
rSe have listening with the thuuder of ei
,u,npnre or walked a the living lyr,
rhnp nT,rins from any Of the following melancholy effects,
.louIl inn 1fa atulv
bR. JOHNSTON
Weakness Bark and limbs pains IN the Head Diinnes
of sirht Loss palptaou Of the licart pys
assia oi the Digestive Func
tiaus General ncbiy. symptoms Consumption etc
MENTALLY fearful effect tie mind are much to lie
r.ael Loss Memory. Confusion llas Depression Of
Spirits Farcla Evil Aversion OF Soey. setDlstrust
oFFIC,-No South strecseyru Doors from l'alti
more 81 East ie u9 Rs particular in observing
fne ,re nj Nu 4hrr Will mistake the p!ace
A Cure Warranted or no CHARGE Made
~ - cured at this Institution AMI the very
ihe maW n Ih W Wv 's,,.Iin, MI nthersl Ie. Is
~ ii .rinsn cr and Responsibility,
~ 49, %or,,s tI,t he l. Tie only proper Physician be
Hu ~ ''
DIR JOHNSTON.
urutER nP TIE ROYAL COLLEGE OF SURGEONS,
l,r grI,st from one of r mnSt Colleges of the
nti states and tho Greater part life has been spent
In No lIosnaIa n onon Paris Philadelphia, and elsewhere
ari.d sonc IA the most astonishing cures
pno N,ny troubled with ringing and head when
IL aai nsrynns,o.. linr alarmed Mt sudden sounds and
Ssshfilness .ith aluen hushr9 sometimes with
dsranermer Of mind. were cured Immediately.
r,lya par+icular Notice
~ - ~ - ,,Is.al 1yitb resnect IN the
Parents ann mui "a, Iiot ar IN their ons and wards Alas
of tfip
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-03-09

The mail steamship appropriation bill was
amended 10 oobyute the objections of the Presi-
dent, and passed. 1t makes the full appropria-
ton To the Collins line, but reserves TO govern
mcnt the right to terminate the contract on Civ
ing six months notice. The post office bill was
passed; it requires prepayment of postage on
all letters sent by null; after lst January next
the pre- payment in nll cases il to be made with
stamps The bill providing for the increase of
the Army also passed; it authorizes the creation
of four additional regimens-two of cavalry and
two of infantry. The cavalry regiments are to
be organized under the iaw of 1876, creating the
regiment of mounted rnemen
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-03-09
NEW CONCERN
VILLA 4 HOOP
DEALERS IN
Books, Stationery and Fancy Goods.

1--WE bscr hera have tn day formed 30 partner
L ship for the purpose OF conducting, in a it,
branches the Book, Stationer, and Fancy business in
the large granite building, doors abo>e the Ncrve
House and opposite the Warwick They will keep con
stantly hnld Iage supply of Music Pianos Accor
lians and many other musical Instruments Ia which
they earnesrly invite tho attention Of cir friend, and
the public. r. A. " II LIAMS,
b s. HOOPER.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-03-09
New Auction and Commissio. Hou e.

NHE subscriber has located on Market street, iw
| door. below the Post ulfce, where ho intends to
curry on the Auction and Commission bu,in IS. lie
will give hi, personal attention 10 the SAL rrr.on,
und real estate horses, &c He soIics cnnsignments
nf goods intended for suction " ir shall receive hi-
prompt attention. NA. l.. -hChlh'
ian Is Il
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-03-09
DWUsH MOUNTAIN MIL stones.

- The undersigned procuring their crle.
mated quarry the Busa Mounta Montgomery eoun.
", Mil Stone. and Bnrrs of the very be. quality The
reputation Of thes" stones widely krow r, but
Rarond giving increased facilities N hing order.
Ne have ap, oHted Mcdaniel Hun Il II, sion. and Lee
johnson, Lynchbrg, agents for the ssie of = n
Aho will recev and nave them fulfilled at III,
.llorlrsf no'ice.
Our Address, tlL shurg Montgomery county Va
ISRAEL PRlCE * Co.
James NJ. Williams, Danville, V. ReynoIds 4 CO
+eah liie, N G. are also ourasenlJ LIN Co
Feb l4-d&cts
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-03-09

GNHE Undersigned will conriuur the Groceey an
4 Z ,u,ni-sau business mt the old stand OF Nl>o
4 F.ank,in. where he intends krep,g general stool
of every nrticla IN his linz would gln t. -er 'n
old customers and the publ. ally Pr mpt atten
ton 10 all forwarding AMI othr business entrusted L
JDS H. " li'pON'
Sautr..b Der 81 1851 srp2 -
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HypszsGO OsHa'l.aINg
Z T II -FTT \ NIT7 u VII
GERMAN BlTlERS


prepared by Dr. {. NJ. Jucksop, German Medicine
Sto,c Ne. 100 Arci lcor h'ow Sklh, Phundn,
Thr.r poS rr the hbnve di-rn ckceled,
ii cquaIea hy nnN oh'r rrcpa,ntinp IA the United
Srate@ us the nttet, ia ruuy casrs inter sktuI
physician. ad laled
Ia 81 b tiers verify the attention of lnvAlids
Po-se4tng virtues in the re,ieaon of tie liver
AM lesser glands exercising the scnrching power
in weak md ofr, The digestive orgnn, they
withA ce1niu and pleasant
VIKGINtA TESTIMONY DIR j, NJ. Wlls IN, Lexington.
Va, eb 6th 1852, -nid: " am entirely out nf The
German Buicfs. They have become al, the rnge Notl
ingrlsr sells
The Tenth Leg m, published nt Wood.toch, Va
said Jan l0l. 1870: ~ Great Med cup.-We have
uniformly reirainrd from recommending 10 the public
any The yariou. fntrr medicines OF the day. unless
thoroughly convinced Il ttrir snlYe. Among thoso
consider worthy uniict Is the German BItters, n'
cnted by Dr. IL ntnd and prepared by DIR. jackson,
Il Phalelphia. One instance, in particular. III whiolI
superior virtues ut - medicine aave been tested,
tas Hen under observnii During the Inst
met. n of Mr. Ahran Crabill, OF TIN, county.
cry seriously affected with Liver Complain, and afte,
irving, in various rene lies, ha purchased bottle
the Bitter-, aud atter using H. much tesved
of his distressing maadY than he procured other bot
lie and is now restored e .tirely pealth."
Tney are entirely vcsetabie free from all inurons
iqg ediens, always strengthen the system, aud
estate it.
For .nl. whocsuc by Druggists in all the principal
cities mud retail by ohernries and storrk ccpcrs in
every town in the United Sntrs.
Sold by d. LYMAN, J. II. THOMPSON & co,
ntJ. II SEAY a co, Lynchburg nj by dealers in
M dicine eveAw Awhfrr. sept Iy
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-03-09

VI LOR >ETTS.-Mah g,uy ane Rosew ID fari"r
setts. ini,he in plain and iunry p sh' r = sale at
extremely row prices, hy L. !. t'LhnS.
Tg-WARE Room. Tree door4 bel'w Liosrty Ware
h use m-rl-ts
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-03-09

hsSSOLUTION.- nprnrf.hip he,etol,ro
- existing between VIM A Il Wnldrnp n Josc III
- ca"hy has been dissolscl by mutual cnnsont
WIN a Is Nad'op having purchased Jos. I. Gosby's
interest in The concern
WI. A II. NA1DROP,
JOStPH !. COSBY.
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" GrGGENllEIMER.
Lynclbure Feb o0th 1853 --l"2-h-y

A RARE CIfANGE.-lIo StoeL Of Good.
~ y"i remaining unso nt lie ltte slai al Georoe
8ne1, islnrre aud drsrahle Ga-H buy - il, fhc MAJ
tri NJ" invited tp en hud cn TINT every
him .oi1 tl"n from tlc IN h4ui will be pm nj
over rntes tlnn my siunr Gools be BOUGHT athe
lily el7 IT. - i SAckETr
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-03-09

m HATS! HATS, HATS, AZ
- SPRING FASHIONS FOR 1859 -

ksIlfZER viii Introduce the Spring -iye Dress Hat
y the In, Slnr5ay Ia March, for the ns ectun o his
customers ahd t. iuhljc generally; Nhch will be fund
-urpa.- any Hat, this market in teauy, style,
quality aud finish Also, a lot of beautf new style
SOFT Hate for young Gents. All thuse deshing fine
Dress Hats. eclipse any thine in This marke., viii
please call at the sign OF tie BLUE liAr.
a KINDS o. H1t- uade to orde with neatness aud
dispatch. Customets' Hats dressed over ns usl.a
mar3ts WM. STITZER
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- ''VV IIUW ITf IJ'rHi N 6NTrs-
t2jts LEE 4 JOHNSON
\ EW GOODs.-WE nave losr rrralyrd on
! second stock nj NV Gnrd.. Ii. oil,Ws:
Sai Dcnins, (al colnrs)
Tltin do. urd Meriuo,
French Work Colhls, Sleeves. Che,nseir.. Iandl,pr
hiels, Sill GIuyes e.. e. rnll and expminr them,
drcSl STlGLER, McEIDERRl 4 co.
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LYNCHBURG, FRIDAY MORNING. MARCH 9, 1888
MISCELLANEOUS.
ANDLoT TroEs.LE-

, sell privately my hous,' "ud ,t. ,nuated tzA
IA 'nnkn iiill, renrly opposite the residence tlin
II Nc oma' simpson The property emhtn. one. ha
IRE, nj rich garden snil, tr me c-1euce W III
= holM :, und all necessary nu huu# -. including
ssod Stable. The ncighborLotI T. ~ raud an ,lr. .ira
hle une.
vii 'ell the above nam"d pr pert, On the follow
g reasonable teims. via; One thnl ~ uhnse ncney
Ia be p,id in months, hitd la .,nths and the
halnhee In |, and years, with ueronr pnper satia
actorilv cndorsnd. GEO " SEE
dec ~
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A CARD.

1--WE subscriber letnrns tha ks tn his patrons and
l. friends for the lbe al ratronage be towed him
since he commenced the Book business in this place,
and commend. their confidence his SUCCESSORS
Williams & Hooper
n29ts r. A. WILLIAMS.
BLANKS FOR SALE AT THIS OFFICE.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-03-09
L'iHE. LIFE AND MAw,NEIN.y.

HIRE, LIFE AND MAsslNEINsyV
dNcE.-LyntA6urR Hosc a. Ftre h.pan., Com
many.
iha'omranN mnkoa Insurance. against 'oss o, dam
~" 10y Fire or Dwelling iuusc. torres tobacco Fnct
'es and other buildings. furniture po,la ware. od
merchandise" generally in aud countryo :hc most
favorable terms
Ais" makes insurance the ves OF all persons 81.
eyhg good health, aud of sound constitution for tho
Whole duration oi lie. or fora limited period
ShN"s employed IN ordinary occupations will bs
insured unreasonable terms.
lhe C"mpnny will nlsr take mnrinc ri.ks from nd 10
my oi the Northern Southern Ports nt favourable
IutcE.
HOARD oF nlnFCIoNa.
JOHN ROBIN MCDANIEL President
JAMES NJ OOBBS rice PrrsidrnL
SAMPSON DluGUID. Gh,cf Engineer
DIRECTORS.
Don ]. G. Peters Dext,, Ot.y
GeergcW Yancey S,m,,l G,tnnd
William r. Anderson Io.crb Il NowIin
John q. Ta,lor, jaime. NJ Boyd
JNS q WILLIAMS. Treasurer.
CRrrpT Wits Sec'y
DR. +. II Glmer.
DIR Nm. Otwav Owen "fdic"' Grammar
The Medical Examination # subjects for Insurance
MI be mad" AT the "ce of the Company ON cnch dnv
"i"ecn tho hours of and o'cloc,, r M
lcs "
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-03-09

During tho discussion of the report of tho
Committee of Conferences, Saturday, the
dlsagreeing votes of both Houses the appro-
praton bill, Mr.. Faulkner alluded to the subject
of claims for damages in California during the
Mexican
Mr. Benton understood him to say something
detrimental to Col. Fremont-risng Indignantly
and repelling with extreme wrath the assertion,
he snid ibid you say Fremont did ii, sir 7"
Did you say Fremont did it :" Cries of order
The speaker raped with his hammer and in
formed the gentleman he was out of order.
Mr.. Benton. | know am sir, but | want to
vndcate truth and justice sir. Cries of ''order.'
aud much confusion, til espeaker continuing his
rappng
MIR. Faulkner, (elevating his voce,) the gem
ileman is not more inclined to do this than am.
There occasion for his excitement. [
was not making the slightest allusion to Col.
Fremont, or to the injury destruction of prop
erty by him was speaking of private claim,
and alluded to the testimony of Com. Stockton.
Mr.. Benton again rose, and gesticulating vio-
lenty, laboring under severe hoarseness-what
he said was lost in cries of "order.'
The Speaker again reminded MIR. Benton that
he was out of order.
Mr.. Benton beg pardon, but my indigna-
ton is great, sir.
Mr.. Faulkner. There is no cause for indigna-
tion.
Mr.. Benton resumed his seat and was soon
composed.
Mr. Chandler offered resolution, that the
thanks of the House eminent!y due and
hereby presented to the Honorable Linn Boyd,
for the able, impartial, and dignifed manner in
which he has discharged the duties of Speaker
during the present Congress. Mr. Chandler said
it had been his fortune to serve with Mr.. Boyd
six successive sessions, and he bore testimony to
that gentleman's personal merits and efficiency
Speaker.
Mr.. Hunt, from self respect and sense of pub
lie duty, would he compelled to vote against the
resolution.
Mr.. Valley said Mr.. Boyd may have erred. but
it had been his fortune to discharge the duties
of the Chair, in as fair able, and impartial man
ner as rarely falls TO the lot of any man.
Mr. Caske remarked that at the close of last
Congress he voted against vote of thanks to
Mr.. Boyd. but he was now constrained to say he
had changed his mind, and would cheerfully vote
for the resolution.
Mr.. Kerr came here with strong prejudice a.
ganst Mr.. Boyd, differing from him in politics,
but those prejudices had yielded to sentiments
of profound respect. He bore testimony to his
purity of motives and 6rmness of character.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-03-09
n EW CONCERN.

/ itnuo tho GnoctHf husnrsa tie old sInnd fit
d'"' below Planters Wnehouse, whore hr intends
hr'rhr g"netal stock oI evoI} nuiel IN hs Inc
1rcf Liquors; nnd would be glad see Ss- old su.lo
IN Is and the public generally
I p div NN n NAIbRtp
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-03-09

EXChANGE on New YORK. PhiIuleIhia and
IL Baltimore coustantly for sale nj Richmond rate.
(Hug II is) PETERS. SPENCE n co
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4 ATEST BY EXPRESS

GOAL COAL. THE undersier cd are au
~ thoIized To Give orders for Cos from kyle's
pits, Montgomery county. Orders for less than car
load say 200 bushels, will not be filled
ian Ct, w. T. ANDERSON & CO.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-05-11
Misftllaufous.
COLLEGE.

presenting this Circular to the public, the Propr-
e,or wishes 10 Inform the that The Lades' College
will open for the reception of students the I'd day Of
May mex in all its various departments.
Our arrangement for thorough course OF instruc-
ton In the various departments of the College, are
ample and on scale 10 meet the demands ofthc age
and spirit ofthe times.
We aim 20 given more practical, thorough aud com
plete course of studies than any OF our schools for
young ladies. Yea, more, We mean 10 take the lead
IL the business offemaie education.
Thecourse Of studies will be varied TO SUIT the cir
eumstances and Intellectual capacity ofthe pupil
Tuition in the Primary Department, % on per Or
do $50 usual course, %
Language and higher English branches,s %
NorE.-Norrtra chargcsin the Normaior
Teachers department.
Music on Piano, Melodeon, Guitar and
Harp, $40 W to y 90 !"
Landscape Paintingi in Oil. 8 90 :" +"
Monochromatic. Crayon aud Pencil
Drawing, sc j, each, % T" 7"
rapicr Maehe and Ornamental Leather
Work, each, 90
Embroidery, Ornamental Needle Work,
Be-, e., in all their variety, each, 5 90 g .
Diplomas WILDE given TO those who COM
Pete thorough course In either of the
departments.
Board with furnished rooms including
washing, lights, fuel, stationery, &c, ~ 90 :" =
II the pupii furnish es her room, etc, - o. " =.
All pay meuts to be made in advance.
Those wishing to secure rooms or desks as day schol
ars, must apply ssoa. I. II. COD DING,
Proprietor and Superintendent.
M M II II. r. 4. e cSp,,ss, Principals.
Davenport, inch rs, '55-dwtf.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-05-11

TOWN OF BLUE GRASS.

THIS town Is situated on beautiful unduiatug
1 prairie 10 miles from Davenport and IL miles
froni Museatine is the State road, miles from
the Miss p and Missouri Railroad and miles from
the river. Hisyer! healthy; with population of one
hundred not of siekaes having occurred this
summer. IL is within half mile OF timber and the
same distance Of the best coal banks in the country
Its well waite red both With Iprings and wells.
Blue Grass contains ne store, with 4 nne open
ing foranother black sniff shop. wagon shop, cabinet
shop, etc Three buildD - are now beiDgcompieted,
OF which, OF ample dimensions and Intended Tor
stand is for rent reasonable terms. Being
on the main travelled road and the nearest public
house miles distant very fair indueementsaret thus
prescp TO any wishing 10 engage ia the busi
ness. A mill is in operation 81 miles from Inc
town and grist mill is being erected al the same
place.
! Lots are now for sale In the above town on very
reasonable terms. and those wishing TO build and to-
cate there will have such inducements
rarely offered. Good improved farms can BE-
purchased in the vicinity strom SIS 10 $40 per acre
Stone coal kept constantly on hand At my coal bank.
JAS. +. BURNSIDES.
VT
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20. T ha1.een philadelphia and Pittsturgh.
pENNSYLyANIa RAILROAD.

Three n,jlv Through Trains, between PhlIadeI "a
and Pj,tshurc. THE MORNING MAIL THAN
eayes Pbiladel; his for Pushing at A. ~. ana
Piitsbarg for Philadelphia at a. a.. IHb FASH
LINE leaves Phiiadeipbia at ] n and PitlshnTg
for Phiiadelphia att p. VI. THE NIGHT EAPkESs
TRAIN leaves Phiadeiphia for PittsauTgn al IL, r.
The above lines connect at Pttsbnrg with the Rail,
roads 10 and from ST. Louis No.; Alton, Gaiena and
Chie.goIl,; Frankfort. lexington and Louisville,
XIV. Terre iIaute. DAYTON Springfield, Benefentlne,
Sap.usky Toledo, Cleveland. Columbus, Zanesviiie,
NassiIlen ard Wooster. Ohio; also. with the steam
Packet Boats from and 10 NEW osLRAss, ST. Lotis,
Louisville aud CINCINNATI.
Through Ticke,s can be had TO or from either o. Inc
above pfaces. ,.r
Ferfurther particulars see Handful sat the differ
ept starting -poiuts. Passengers from the West
viii fnd This the shortest and most expeditions
routeio Phiiadelphia, Baltimore, New YORK, or Bos-
ton. 80 -,
THOS MOORE. As'r. Passenger Lines, Paid
J. MBSKINEN, APf. Passenger LiRes. Pats. p.
Phi setphia. Feb sth. 1855 d-ly.
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PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
GR@E E. l.:.s.sils

THE Great Central Route, connecting the AtiaHti
;,ies itb the Western, Nerihwes,crn anu Southwes
sern states, by a continuous Railway direct This
roai also connects nj Phtsbuve with dirty f'ne o
Stea to all ports the Northwestern Lakes; ma
kirr the mos, direct cheapest srd reitas route .!
which FRElG HIT can be forwarded TO and from tht
Great vest
Rates between Philadelphia and Pittscurgh'
First CIass.. Boots, Shoes. Dry ,se. % leo H.
Goods lin boxes, Furs, Festhe rs acst s'tE88
SECOND Glasses Books n >taton-)
cry, Dry Goods lin boxes) Hard'i oVc. ieo 10
ware, Leather, wool. &c.
Third Claxss.Anvils, kagging,| soc. 4 i0elb.
Bacon, Pork lin bulk Hemp, DC,
Fourth ClsaSS..CoGee, Fish, ba.i AO,. o lOUib.
con & Pork tpack ed) II ard q Lard VII .p,u.
VIn shipping Goods from any point East OF rhiia-
delphia pirticuiarto MARX pack age "rfa pesnss,
ras,a Raiiroad All Goods consigned 10 the Agents
o,ths Road a philadelphia or Pitsburg, Will be for
W rdcd without detention. ~,
(. FEE,ssr ArExrs.-Mcses Potter, Boston; J. l.. 81
lou. r. York: X j. Sneeder. Philadelphia; Magrnw
q Rooms, Baltimore; Geo. c. Franeiscas Pittseurg'
Sprigmnn & Brown. Cincinnati, ohia; J 5 Moore
head. Louisville KY; H. e. Neldrnm, Madison,
Ind Ratciif& Co., si.Lous, Mo-; }. s. Mischeli q
Sen. Evansville. Indiana 49,,
n H. HOUSTON. General FreisAf -5g fsHa-
II j. LoMBAEKT, sspr. .4ltsess, Pa
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-05-11
f WILSON g. HARLEY,
wH0LIsALE 1 RETAIL GR0cERs,
Corner Of Second 4 Brady sts,, Davenport, low

-, Hhds. n. o. Sugar, very low,
III Ciarihed 4 Crnshed Sugar,
Glass, White L~ad d Oils,
(. 10 bills n. o. Nolasses,
10 do Sugar house do,
do Syrup,
& bbls Molasses,
Superior Young Hyson. Impi. & Ble. Tea,
1870 sacks dried apples peaches,
Extrac. OF Lemon ana Lemon Syrup,
Essence Of Coffee, Brcma. chocolate q Cocoa,
Hsms, shoulders d Sides,
Sugar cured csnvassed Hams,
Goldfish, VT. Fish in / bbls.
60 kegs Nails
together with large assortment of Queens W odsnd
Willow ware. and all other goods connected itA the
business, which will be sold cheap for cash.
The whole of the stock has been carefnllys lected
in the Eastern and Southern markets, Wee Offer
as ens 10 purchasers any othe house
in the city. fA WILSON & HAN Ef.
May Is.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-05-11
Chicago aud Mississippi Railroad.


PASSENGERS for Bloomington, Springfield, Alton,
and ST. Louis will find the route via Id Sale 10 be
the Speedicst now now open TO the pnbie, ana not
subjected 10 the usual delays Of the River. By taking
the CHICAGO g. ROCK ISLAND RAlLROA TO La
sale the ILLINOIS CENTRAL RAIbRoADtoBlooI2-
iistoa and the
10 Alton ard st. Louis passengers are taken through
Without delay in IS Hours!
The route to ST. Louis via Mississippi Riyerts THREE
Hrypsxe MiIEs and time FoRTY.P0UR HOURS.
stage Connections
Are made a. Bloomington with Peoria. rekin ana "
hama: at Springfield with Bardstown. and
Hayaua. al yirden with Wxveriy; al Carnyiile with
Hilisboro, Van Burenshurg, Vandalia and salem; al
Brighton with Greenfield and Seottsiiie: and NJ Alton
with Jerseyvie. Carrollion. kdwaTdsyilie Higaisnd
and Caryle The trains also connect at Snrinfed win
the Great Western Railroad, for Decatur, Ierrs
jacksonville and Naples.
Messengers arriving 81 Louis, will connect with
Steamers for the Missouri. Ohio and Tennessee Riy-
ers and also with Steamers for Memphis, Vickseurg,
Hatehez. and New Orleans.
N-PPassenger Trains leave Bloomington a. A. n.
and 30 r. NJ, Oh the arrival of the Trains from the
North. F4 ~.
Yrs'rirke,s con be procured of A. p. LANGLEY,
Agent at La Sails for any point the Chicago MS
f. HEALING, saprc & MRR.
June sth, 1854 ~
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-05-11
Neu aonds, Nav Gnnds..

4 LV0RD & VAN PATTEs have just received
~ fGH assertmest of Groceries and Drugs. con-
sisiing in part Syrrps. Molasss Sugars, (n kinds
New Rice. Msckerei. Goldfish. Herring, Powder Shot,
Lead Dried Fruit, Figs. Lemons. Pickles, Grass and
Garden Seeds. Ac. Also, general assortment OF
Paints and OILS Paint, White wash Scrub and Counter
Brushes. Alcohol, Tavpeptine and Spirit Gss. and In
almost everything 10 their tine all OF which of
the best quality and which they pledge themselves to
sell ts lowest rates at which they be Obtained
in the cty.
Be- March IS, 1855.