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Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1855-11-23
lOeeIsln Sire Dress,
BURLINGTON, FRIDAY, NOV. %, 1855.
The Late Electious.--PostipS the Books.


Fuller returns from the elections held since
November came in, alter somewhat the as
pcct of things in several of the States Mas
sachusetts alone gave at once full and cor
rect account of herself The system Of col
Letting the returns adopted by the Boston
Atlas fifteen years ago, and admirably car
ried out by that paper and the Springfield
Republican. gives every year on the day after
election, the full vote of the State-in shape
which the public have learned to rely on. Con-
corning Massachusetts,, then, there is nothing
more to be added which can effect the
result 1t appears that of the forty mem
bers of the Senate last year, only eleven are
reelected, the only one from Suffolk being
Daniel Warren OF over four hundred mem
bers of the House last year, only thirty ght
have been reelected. In addition, Hiram
Brown, the only democratic member Of last
years House, has b en- promoted to Il scat in
the Senate from Hampton county.
In New York the aggregate vote ~ tho
State ticket, from tho latest and fullest re-
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-07-23
Hen Aoufrtisfurnts.
LADIES' COLLEGE.

yNnreseutits lhis Circular 10 thr lGIi'.. hefr.pri
e,or ish.s 10 inform them thai the ladies' o'eks
III amen for the reception OF students tas uAs u
Nav uoxt,i la all ils yarioGsde pnrttncnis.
OR arrangements tor u thorough e"irs, OF sfue
,ion in the various departmchtsa OF the 6siiss ate
alupe and On scale 10 meetthe demands Of me ase
anu spirit ofthe times .to,,
W.Aintn give a no re practical thoroughafdeom com
nlale cou,se OF stables than Of our sch lpls Tor
.,,.nns 3ntiP- Yea more, we nean 70 tahe me leAa
"A, the business affeina!e. dscatien.
,i,aceatse oi stadies will b. varied toshlt NY e't
rumstapses aud Intellectual capaelis oithe pHlh.
rnit{ouinthe Primary Department., 81 w yer "
10 -. usual eouese, W
I.urnngcs az a htghe Eagltsh hranches,s w
NorF Nee EXTRA esaygestn The Nornalor
Tea. her. department.
Nnslt on Piaeo, Metodeon ,Galtarahn
Hap, 49, slo w ~ ~ :. =.
NanoVhfpnstt cray" ahc feheit 4.
nvlwing. sc, each, W "
M nicr Maehrant, Ornamental Leather
Work. each. ~
-pn,hraiders oman enal Needle W ork,
Sc & :, I'm all their variety each, 90 :. .
utpIomas will he given IL those VII" com
p;ete a tharoaghcoHrsei IN cttner OF The
fAlartmcnts.
Boara VII fnrisshs i raem, irelrSRC
Washing. ligui>, ittei stationery &c ~ 20 :. .
IL Ib nstF f,irt. hesae rosU rslam, cts. ~ Z. =
Attainment. 81 ~. made in adsaHce.
Tlass s,-lt.Ra "a sscUre asks tsisX -ehot
IN. n,rst1npl, s.sa r II. C0D nlNG.
p.apristurard SUPERINTENDENT
Ma T. u. tonstsa. prineinsls.
Mas ". \ THnoIko, \ A f"'-
Davenport, me. -, '55 dwtf
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-07-23
Corner Of front 81 and Ferry Lending.

. Btls :, Laaissyrup Molssses reed on cens's
y pasni aud for SAFE sy -,
Nas % y. NJ. pALzrLl q hNo.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-07-23
Rs,s. ha,uaan Philadelphia AID ri.tsiursh
pry1syLy,xra R.iLResD.

49,. +, ii Tilr,5,,h Trafns hs.tween FHtlAHeIFaIa
and ps;,sh.,Tr -InE MORNING MAIL Ih.aiN
leaves pbiiadeli. for Ptsisturg At a. ~, 49, -,
ivy issvt. Is,,ji,, sl,bia al I ". and Pit'.pt,
,nr psi r1lelpltit stl II ~. TIE NIGHT EAfhEss
TRAIN Leave Pht.ida ha Cor iftishnr-i. ~ ~, r
n Ind Pjftsbp 70 Tor Phi'ude'phis 1T 10. r II
m. aboy IL PYIisuHrt- with th- hstt-
,azts TO and from ~ Laais. Mo-; Sli"n 6I'eMs IN
ChiraeoIi1; Frankfort, tSA4hgj"t,, aA9 ii'e'
,an,Ilslsy Toledo. Clerelaut. t"iH@tHs kAhesNlhe'
sfns.I,nI III j, Wa ser Ohio: nsh. with he stcaa'
Paeke, Boats freIa ala ~ Ns" U LshSs' TT LOWS
Io~tsvILts sud ClNetsSsIf
Tarou=h Tickets can be had to or from eiiher Ahe
aha.e places. .,.,.. .,,fe..
al, ..s-rlrp ,.nirtk Passengers from iae Nss'
,til fpa ;ht- W. shortest aud fa"st expe lttsot,
route IN Palladc!rh baltimore Aes york. or b"s
THos MOORE. AG'r. Passenger L'Hfs, ha'fa.
] HFSKIMEN. .sFt, Pessssgsr lines f'ffs'
pfiiaa,,lll,3n. Feb 9Th 1855 d-iS.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-07-23
INSURANCE.
FIRE AND &ARiNE

NV Y, Z Cay Iassraacs company.
EtaE ) se.gs Va. . VAIL ST, n Z.
s.sra spr.,s 10, . Ia el.isS slecs, bAyssfesI'
nAASNA IS e,,.x S5or,o0u
mi. D., i ,sv srsanigoi nader The laws esSew rs
-. "a l,-aa-a 4. ise j haSsnpsT ahd VIII
49, ,,s;~ts. .s.lAst toss damage " FIRE OF
= ...,s.,.. eyss. <ss.. -vs-.ns n o a sess S1orcs
aaa Is-raIrnssc.
ass dAsisx sxs tSlASe Skviass,er 80 $3.50
pa,r,-sx RisSs nj 81. tassl tssoft'lsief'us.
AssN s8.sS W. NrsisEG0S,
F-ssi. tyepf
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-07-23
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
II ssl 49, ~ sss ,s 4. 5Ss..ss..g SO

rpt q, al Cent-5i hd8;e. c7inezitHs sa t>t.'.'s
,.l a. nh ia, ~ .slern. Northwestern, ana soatHN's
,srn st4tes ty n rsutipaaas Railway difeS', VI
snsa aIs, connects ~ piitsb0rg VISTA IsiA !he =
s,s,,er. Ia IN pastS ih Northwestern t.aAes, ma
kn The ,las direct, cheapest ehe rft'aefs -
ubiee FRklt; HI cas- be forwarded 10 ais from Ms
fyreet EeSf. x...,...
Rates between Philadelphia and Pittslufshi
r5r.t Ctass-- Sauts. ~tovs. hryl ne. q ice H.
,s0.ds ~. haNss). fuFS. Fee tkers&r.
second (ta~s.- Book X >tatun-) =,
erx DRY Goods lin ooNesl, HARDY bec' lVu 10
war- Lesih-r, tsuns. 40.
THIRD Gsa<s-.tRviit, haxgias,t see y io0ib
Raea,,. P,,r4 .lp tpti Hemp, az !
Sorryl, Ciass--Caliee. Fish. Ea-t sae IS lgaIB
,ur Il PORK fp4ekea1i arsg ~ isrt ON 49,
.ein shippiE; ceeis from any i'oihi nas' 81 ma
,,einhi . H.. 1a rtiru a. sserA parl ar we Pfsrfs
rrs,a Rai{read" .uGa Is consigned 10 the geni
4 mi. Rua. ii thiuaclrhia f,.tshurg- silibe Tor
" rd.d ~itint tirteiii"H- ~,
ERgicVr ayExrs-Moses Potter, Boston; L. -
lott n York: Sneeder, PhliaaelphA: Hak'a q.
4 koous Baltimore: Gea. & Ffaneisoas f'iisaars'
Srrigtnur 4 Brown. Cincinnati. t,hia; ) moore
hess. louisville Ky; Z. c. Neiarun, Madison
Ind: Rat,lif>e ca. n. toEis, Mo-; j. 3 mitchell
sen. Fvanssit .. lHtttna No.
n n HOUSTON GSrfref f-etshf -ss q fRfse
n J. LoMBAERT, sept. .siissro, re-
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-07-23
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.

ffNIIE saba ribaY b4- received the Eastern aud
SOGthsrn Markets large and we'll selected stock
e good. uI ali -srr ftoa,s, i common consisting
OF Dry Goods, Boots aud Shoes, Hats and Caps,
Glassware, Qaoensgarc, BaHa!O Robes,
uraeerias. Dried Fruit. Cotton Warp,
Iarpct Iaaiu, Picking Yarn Cut window Glass.
q. 4. T. I, d kaHawhs. sAt Hardware,
Act's ana Hill Slr- lrou 81 Kinds, Steel assorted.
Castings. Nails. all kini~. iirudstanes.
"oedtnware, Lire s-s,sr fest ~, PIch q oEEum.
SDl. and Upper sash'F, auli Paper,
Wili3w Baskets, Paiuts 3Hi otis, bye SsHss, &c.
Sti "a will be sold 81 small advance for Cnh A.
int III Keeping every tigirg Ia common persons
aI ing .aye ra artlcss can pbtap them Front Street
attt Brick Stare opposite she Mi- Davenport Iowa.
uus .. ls53-2q. }. VI. BOWLING.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-07-23
B. & w. KELLY.
& RETAIL GH0tEHs
DRY Gseis. QErensNare, HARDWARE
fs,a.s ana shoes. Hats and Caps 60

DEALERS IN
Dry Geeis. QErensuare, HARDWARE.
Bosss ana shoes. Hats and CAPS -:
,>oGETHER with Thousand different articles too
sai,aeroas ~ mettion.
We nave Asnd aas VIII be constantly receiving
49, 49,, RI /, il, the above lime the opening OF
-pring. Our large stock OF Groeerss We parnellaf.
a rscalnr end: wsieh Will he sold 81 The Lowest
Wholesale or Retail Mark q Prices
!. nagshead y, q, sugar. ~ boxes soap,
% belsrras'd u elaF sugar; Bale Ropes sizes;
4 serted CafTee. oaut'hine ard spirit Gas
so blsnris dried Apples; Giass Of all siAct.
Z easaels IA red caches Baskets IN variety.
% bhis beds d .casks Tar, pitch ana hosln'
Y. Orleans >e-sF hause baisins, arrah's.fs'ee ana
aud - rap 1fola.set; si'icce ~ SaI'ei.' !.
hNts al, t.a.a+n Syrnt; Paints d.s ard Ground
s,Nhss,..ra IN - Y Cedar and Pine Charms;
l,.o, a ttsg " ash Tubs ans Buckets;
ma Rae. snfls-Lard. linsc.d, Tan
~ TED Teas tor aers. sperm aid Eie-
p oifya<-: Ihant'S Oils.
~ hif bhas shite ash aGi \ iAExs sssotasthA "
Ist. Jrnst. iQae~H-ware:
: iss,es .s-.ipe Col Fisi,; 2ss5 hSls Lake salt:
- Rsr< Ssit. assar-ssf: IS xacks Gil Alum salt;
5sa hass Iri@a ArFFiae; oysters ara Nat''she7,
~ IA hss, graor<; A large assortment 81 To.
sin Noxes Mould Cspat.s, oacros direct IRON 'sss
eb,xss Star Cnnai-s: MzrRfacinrcr;
Corner Of Front 81 and Ferry Landing.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-07-23
Iataai Elrs. Garise issaraae
80 aAty CT 8. toais.

CAPITAL sass nsl sssi ces~tsnti! iaeressiug'
maze r MS =,
n a. pre- c Tsaeis. ;. N. Ga-st'
49, Il X AisSsaier, +. Wy saas,
s.7ane. o. i.fsuaArf, Z. n. - ia,
p,,,ri.sgss,sa iraa saasss - 81 ssaFs' az - "
s,-si s,lrsispstr 10 tns sa,sss p-ea1s, $40
81 ,..aasiaa sla tire efta "a isfs,SNS S,,s
d Dsvrapsrt. u. - -
jsty sais, iS'a--srr-g
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-07-23
GENERAL INgEILIGEEcE cTfltE.
BOOK LIEDERY,
plank gook and Paper Box Mandatory.

No. COMMERCIAL nuipiSG.
~ NULLER gpnk Binder ia Davenport, beSs
w leave to inform The ett&ens oi davenport, ho'h
stand Mops and vicinity thai ne ia. received RI
ling Nachiite aud prepared u 10 al ths sors
n ts,Itpe az Taper Railing aud Blank hook Mahuiac
.cxt.nf paner Baxrs Frames AMI yarnisae- daPs aud
PICTURES. sc tie also does Paper Asagias nj lac
lowest prizes. :,
lei Boxes constantly on hand .,,,,.,
MAY ~. Is54-Ira-tf W. AGALEi''
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-07-23
Grass Seed.

rINNGTHY, Clover. Red Tops, Glue and Orchard
Grass Seed, constantly on hand ami for sale by
JAS. DALZELE IL iiRO.
Mch Is Front s. Perry sts.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-07-23
Railroads..
1880. 100.
CHICAGO & ROCK ISLAND RAILROAD.
Es,s s||sl N; o.

...
IN sraarer Monday. Jaiy Cd, and anil further nc
tirs trafus viii ieavs Rock Isis.isd a. toisess;
Isl Passenger train AZ, - Is n
arriving at1alCasoat, s nn !, r.
81 Passenger feaiNR ~ 4
-htttHA ~ ,a;nss VIII, "a class cars al u IS
Trains arriving st Rock Island.
,n - trs,st, ~ : 81 A N
~ ~, % r ii
al sss.taht "a ~ "a class CATS at, ~ .5 \
stfty,ips aver this road Ia direct connection a
,,hiess, = iik trains or hoih the Michigan sonthet.
nua silrhie. Ccttga H. X. 10 shd from Detroit 10
g,Nta Cis,e and, toismhus Cincinnati. ftispNrgh'
,iane4ts RuGulc, Aiagara Fails. alban,, AeN
-yeFk rhiladeil hia, btllimore and Wsshinrien'
a. hieh iaces tirh cts can BE- procured ef y siE-
VFNs 1tsS ii agt.. Il neiiat, Il. l.
pas>engers are reminded cfthe necessity :" s'steg
Distinct directions the Dc s;insson a their eh
re. ais, To procure tickets bcf're taking thes seats
M ire ears ~ the conductors collect fares only 70 ~,
ssansu tseIis oil the Chicago Rfd Raes Island kali
,a.,t JOHN r. ! kNhN, suta
WI WnirN ~. As {. Sapt. Hest Il. ~ 's's'''
Rock Isl.na. juiy I'd is5a
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-07-23
WhNTEn.

IN GOOD MiHers to work Coal Mine--none but
w lhoseacquaiHied with the business need Apply.
may Ii-l.u W. t.. CLARK.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-07-23
ALFRED j. JANSON,
Proprietor OF the
RAPIDS MILLS, LIE CLAIRE,

W LLkrcp -tap:iX on huHd ai TOR sale a its
w assorimeHt0l G4um ber. I.aths a Shfn-
gles OF every variety OF sire for banding pdrases
Eerg a me head Of piis he at.tiH select
edlogs OF best quality aud In unlimited qtani'iy so
~ 10 keen the Mills running every week ~ ille yeaf
orders therefore be hiled on short EoaSe al hh!
time.
lowest cash Bries.
Feb. d, iSjJ-dts.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-07-23
CHOICE 3EGAHs.

THIS day received by Enpressarcry choice toI o
! se2ars, consisting In part Of - 90 Genuine I'm
ported aud 10 Dob lower grraCs. The ate htiuh 0
those who are fond Of good Segar il called 10 the
POST OFFICE BOOK STAND,
where they may be had b. the boz or retail.
WARREN & RHAWA,
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-07-23
Groceries,
EAMILY GROCERY

Y>Hw san.c snef has epenod stock of Greceries In
I hi. heas "a Perry between Second and fa,fd sts.
which he w warrant b. 81 the very best qnstitN
and which se sliis sell as lev asesa be purchased
.lsew here.
CIGAR
A choice tot ei,,Sarsias, reSeiyed and for sale low
= "as's' c. N. PECK.
payenpoa, neessi, isst M
TO HEADS OF FAMILIES.
XlrEara ,,as prep4tv.ta sapr1 fsn,l'es win tse
~ folio sag arttcses- Nhtsh NJ WafF-ht 70 give
satisfaslio s--rsr,.Gs kinds q
M.,a, %, ssse.. G,afeeuoaefy,
Mas. elSvotinS Extracts,
psi. Fraif ard Gard 70 Seeds.
- Also
p.sp,a Cora. Puiv'e saleratus,
G. Tartar. Yesst Powder,
s Q. Soda, Sal Scda,
Eutnexs. Mace,
wao,cani Alis2iss,
oround.ciuns non, Pepper Ginger,
FieSiss, Fcppersaucc,
Tomato KstsAup, Vinegar,
nas,sra Rice,
r.s,esad Dairy csroa, earr1ass,
sals, Ea;sius. Figs,
SHAKER Preserves, Lemon Syrup,
says, Mssseoli. Piesle6 Trout,
ve-nssslli, White Fish,
Masxsrel Cod Fish,
Smoked Herring, Sperm. Star and
Whale Lard oil, Taliow Candles,
lard Resswss - srntaoeti, Indigo. fv Blue, Tsp
ueras Rlfe ytsiioi Alan, Saltprire BaraS, >i.rra
sosin BID cords, CLONES ard PloS LINES, finsr'
Corn Neal, Wooden and Stete N.re, Mats, SS' "s.
HAWKES. s nay.
lnIaa .iy Front 81, 2d ioeT east Of Matn.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-07-23
3asaraaff.
Nsc RAN e.

r4p- 42slg.s 40 LIZA stSAS sa6er at this
49, Il ss,sas5e.s GA, ,.As.ass aa9 on the mss'
rssss s5ss5 sexas. -
Fl NJ 1AH4sss isrs > ~ ~ .sle' y r.
IN i gist. 81, LAWas = RLAksAoat,
says No eAk etssA new
Neg YoSS LIZA 1NsJaANG& co.afA-sf.
oass io3 Broadway, N.
ANY ~ y,saE cLAfRk Hf.aSk. pANhN
~ go - xsfa.ssn.
IArtfNA ..,ns-w ucsx,s FsASslss prcst.
Icy l. W. MEG REGoR, Agent.
Sept, u. tssi.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-07-23
naySypoRr INSURANCE COMPANIES.
-. Yaan rsrcA,N

llf.l Fra. AL At.ils Iasa1 H1Ss.., ~,
tAs.''ta ' az {. .-sssrd, Ceur.
-. g.. fnsa-. nee Capital $4,000
htsAsN Of New York
5000. -, -f,sr.a, $3.50. ~
hasSSAfs'H - ~ Nss YORK.
,,,.,,,. ~, ---s,srital s2sa,oa
Nsas ~ s Anew Work.
~. tssss cta4asalss are N,@srs sosss ;e,as
csss ,s.assst. al ~ "A tiIssfsse. aes - 80
....,sss,ls rats. Tie IA i.io = thsss 1oS
,.viss 4 W. rsxassEtissat -,
esis - J - -- ~ -
Fl. Ys.sssa -ass.sals=:5s insurance eeAay
P..ssis.l. Mass
500
1ss~s'.sS ~'"'ss si,,.aeid, Mas
.,..,..n .ea.3ir-., gsarii..l si1o, o.
y - - w :, Rock tslEdi, tbs,
s,-ssssa s ~ as-ciai al dug
& s.s.1I a,,r HSdohfi, Agent
s /, ~ ..ifs,prt. Iowa
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-07-23
UNITED STATES
Express Company.
CAPITAL 100000 DOLLARS.

bAP u SS5 NCAlA 'eSAiJ
CAPITAL 5Oo.ooo DOLLARS.
VIII Give Special Attention 20 the Transmission Of
Coin. Bank notes. Good, ard Packages ana the
Collection Of Notes Drafts and Accounts.
NEw-YoRK. BUFFALO. puNhiRk cL.EELANH
CINCINNATI Chicago. 81 Louis, koek Island. and In
trrmediaic ciiirs and towns,
THE UNITED STATES EXPRESS COMPANY,
Connect. with tht Amercan kSpress COMPANY u
ButfaiO. Cleveland \ Chicago.
ISD NTH
WfLL's. FkRGo a. Co.'S. CALIFORNIA AND
EuRopEAs EXPRESS.
n BE particular and order Goods By the United
states ESPress :. { Z, ; - va,,
GENERAL OFfILk,.-sg Broadway, ae"-fatk-
kESWtCK * son, AaT's.
3azsr Building Pgcke i Laud."g. Dave nRofi, Iowa
Engine and Machinery for Sale.
INTENDING the present ,easeE 10 increase Tn
.iz. ,la "a paeit. ofaat Flourte Mli- We Glsri1f
sale our Engine 1i,h steam ltpes. ppmps' waIT
Irving wheels. ptni-ps- FISH tEdtes sutnit ai!s'
Nc, all In good rtnuEhg "rdrrto DC d+ityersH bl
lsi AuEu-tueSt, size al khg'He lain'b ''liHdsr'a
70 stroke. This ma, EiHcr! VII be ~ sons slant OPP
Grafton until list JHiy next AHl parties wishing l"
purchase ran see tbe machinery al WORK III ly time.
rEahe intending 10 erect a steam FsaIriig MIL,
wiz obtain great bargain in pro,nTls me aenve
machinery which is ali IN good order and aEefoui
only because ~ wish 70 hniid o. larger scale.
March 7l-delf BURROWS " PREfFiMAS.
BREAD, CAKES & cRACKEas
Wholesale & Retail.
rhavng purchase m arNcC ollurn',
! celebrated Craeker AaeA,pes,h he IS prepared To
furnish his Gu stomrr- and MI hers with Butter soda
agar, Boston, oyster and Picnic 'rtcFers Pilot
Bread Cskc., Eask and Loaf Bread, IT wholesale or
retail m. above rteles viii be sold "a cheap as can
be toughtin this part Of the country
Battery % Front. between Roes land and Perry
sb.-f mill 4 fro tho
S-'' - = DANIEL MOORE.
Plastering Hair
oDl BUSHELS prime hair iast ree'a 4 --sais by
/ .Ji'b JAS. lsiIIELL ~ bkO.
/ AFal froGiand Perry 81.
! Crackers Crackers!
U>T received = nd Tor sa e Wholesale or Retail.
/ y ane lot Of Boston, Sod, aud Batter irafker-.
January LIT BURROWS 4 PRETTYMAN.
/ ACKEREL, salmon. White Fish anil God Fish,
I VI Received ard for s,lrby
may ia NJ. DALZELL 3 BRO.
| pYAss' London Porter lu.t recc.yed and for sale
| ID at FRANCIS JACoBY's
Drug aud Prescription Store.
Oct 80. Grady bet % Z cd .Davenport
"a Rare Bargain oifered.''
~ rooms situated Lg Cha street. between Third
and Fourth streets will lease Tor nfteen years, II.
ready for sale al d low Cash Prics. by
Enquire at the anice ofDr. Myers, Dentist.
4 Mch 18th. irs5-d -ii
% Barrel. dried pipes, do pea he, ior siis 5
/ ~ y H"d " KELLY
I Grass Seed.
! rrINDTHY, Clover Red Tops, Blue and Orchard
I Grass Seed, constantly on hand ani for.arby
JAs.DALzELB ~ BRO.
/ Mich 10 Front s. Perry sts.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-07-23
COAL!
lcyrty, Thomas & Co.,
4 BARGAIN A.!
valuable Property for Sale,

nNR Hundred ard Twent. acres o, nI,s !, sr.t
J one mile from Montexuma-, the 'p%mgwHiES
rove shIeA' ID! LAID ArcNt
June 5
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-07-23
"a Rare Bargain Offered.

4 DWELLING house with six me conyenisn
~ rOoms situated on LC Cha street between Third
and Fourth streets with lease Tor nfteen years. /.
ready for sale al low Cash Prics. by
FULLER X PEAsE.
Enquire at the offce of Or. Myers, Dentist.
Mch 18TH. irs5-d-il
% Barrels dried pipes, do peaches ior safe by
~ mad ~ kelly
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Brooms! Bro on s.


7 usTrereiveda for sale " h''eS"
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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1855-10-02
MISCELLANEOUS
GREEN'S SEED WHEAT.


THIS Wheat is of the very whtes purest kind Il
has been exhibited four times at the Georgia Fair
and premium awarded in every instance 1t is only tt
be to be admired weighing sixty eight pounds pa
bushel 1t is Of the very largest kind. Sow n Noyem
Der and cut in May Farmers desiring to have the best
and earliest kind of white wheat would wisely
purchase least small portion get in the seed vii
deliver this wheat at the LaGrange depo, Georgia in
good strong sacks, at five dollars per bu.hel from
bushe any quantity d, sired the sacks marked
ing directions 1t is expected in all the money
accompany orders The following gent emsn have kind
" consented to act agents in this place. and will order
the wheat Tor any wishing it E. s Hawkins johnson
Horne, ID. ID. Dickey, E. S. Cheatham, Il Co., I. c.
Berge 4 Co. J. A. &cAlster & Co., w. H. Gordon & Co.
Se3 mOur Il Fanning, johnson, Weaver d Co, Church
Anderson Ii. . French, Morris Stratton, Davis d
Swami McCrea & TerrAss.
Agents on ii, Nashville aud Chattanooga Railroad aud
other lacest Lowan depot j. A. England; at Wartrace
K r Gannaway at Bebuckle W. J. Peacock; at Foster
vii Thomas Edwards Chrstians, W. A. keed at Mur
feesboro, Higgins Leper and Menifee at Smyrna, j.
Simmons; at Lavergne, J. A. Walden; Malone & Lane
Sumner County; C. f. 4 T. Gibson Athens, Tenn. ANY
one however order for themselves if preferable.
samples of the Wheat and Flour will be left with the
sboye named Agents. 2. Il. GREENE LaGrange
sept25-dtrw&wtld. Troup County Georgia.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1855-10-02
.UNIYERsITY OF LOUISIANA.

MEDIGAL DEHARTMENT.
THE Annual Course of Lectures this Department will
i commence on MONDAY, November 18th, 1855 and
will terminate in the ensuing March.
James JONES' III. Professor of Practice of Medicine
J. l. Riddell NJ. d., Professor of Chemistry
Warren stone M. d., Professor of Surgery.
A. Ii. Cenas NJ. D Professor OF Obs teIrics.
-. Wedderburn, M. D., Professor of Anatomy.
Gustavus A. Mott NJ D. Professor OF Materia Medca.
Thomas Hunt NJ. D., Professor of Phy sology and Pa
tholOgy
Cornell eOrnsG; Th8snia Beard D. Demonstrators Of Anatomy
The rooms for Dssectng will be open the third Mon
day in October.
The Faculty Visiting Physicians and Surgeons Of
the Charity hospital and attend this institution from Ne
vember to April
The Students accompany the Professors their visits
and free Of expense, enjoy extraordinary practical advan
tages.
There are during the season. about eight hundred per-
sons prescribed for daily
In 1854 the number of patients thirteen thousan
one hundrsd and ninety two.
THOMAS HUNT, NJ. D., Dean.
ESy- The Administrators of the Charity Hospital est
annually, in April, fourteen Resident Students, WHOM
maintained by the institution. sep6-wtd.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1855-10-02
Great Poultry Show
MAGNOLIA HALL, GALLATIN, TEN

AT MAGNOLIA HALL, GALLATIN, TENN.
COMMENCING OCTOBER 18TH 1855, and to con.
the entire week of the Tennessee State Fair. II
is under the patronage of the officers Of the State Agrcu
tursl Bureau
The Manager has made every arrangement for the Col
lection and Exhibition of specimens OF all the RARE,
FANCY, VALUABLE and SUPERB POULTRY in the
Union, comprising every variety of Shanghai, Bramsh
Pooiras Cochin China Game Fowls of all nationt Black
Spanish Dominquer Cumberland, Dorkins Polish, Ham
burgs and Bantams; African wild and domestic Geese;
Turkies, wild and domestic Puddle and Polish Ducks;
Guinea Fowls, Swans, and pair OF the only Chinese
Mandarin Ducks in America; together with large
collection of Parrots Pigeons, Canaries Rabbits, Deer
and all native birds and animals.
The Fowls will under twenty different classes
The whole amount of the gross receipts OF this Exhibition
for the entire week. with be divided half to the Society
nd The other half Twenty Premiums which will be
awarded to the of such Fowls will be entitled to
item The Premiums cannot tail TO be large and worth
competing for At the close of the exhibition there will
be Public Auction for the benefit Of such of Fowls
may desire TO dispose Of them.
The Cages shUuu simply be boxes with neat open fronts
Of small dimensions will be convenient for the Fowls
show advantage and must be marked with owners
and from whence sent To arrive before 10 o'clock
the first day of the Fair. superior Brass Band will
accompany the exhibition,
Ia addinon there will be exhibited an extensive and
superb Museum of CurOsres the collections of several
eminent travellers il Europe, Asia and Africa comprising
many thousands Of interesting specimens.
The hsnager also invites the sending of Daguerreoype
Miniatures of La1es in Tennessee, for the purpose of
lectng one to be placed in the New York Museum as
- The Beauty of Tennessee - and afterwards 10
be painted and engraved for page of magnificent work
10 be published Paris France to contain portraits
the distinguished beauties of the world The seec-
ton of the pTeeminent beauty of whole State BY
committee will give decided advantage towards obtain
ing Of The premium of IS 600, which will be paid
for the keneses of the lovely females in the
Union
Direct to the Secretary, Gaatin, Tenn.
If desired, they will be returned close of the Fair
else will be sent 70 the New FORK Museum.
Portraits from other States will also be sent above
Col. Richard Allen, President; Dr. Joshua Franklin
Vice Pesdent W. s. Mundsy, Treasurer; Boyers, Sec
retsry.
Geo W. Winchester VIM. Prince T. Barry, T C. Trim
ble Directors. K. WILLIAMSON,