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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1855-04-12
MERCHANDISE.
R.C. M'NAIRY & CO..

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40 S5 College It,, Nashville. Tenn,
A RE now receiving their FAl IL STOCK OF W
n GOODS. to which they would respectfully invite ihe
attention OF ile peoiic.
They have opened sale the hsndsomess and most
varied assortment uf Enbroideres brough; To Nash
nile from which the ladies would do Eeil 10 select early
Silk Goods. Ribbons, Trimmings, etc.,
Viii surpess all previous displays.
Carpets.
In few days they will rich and extensive sup
ply OF carpets selected in the East by their buyer
pressy for this trade and which they intend to sell
cheap as to make Il TO the interest OF every buy
them. Their stock in this department will be slO OO0
Also OF every thing in their line of business they will
Keep constant supply Of the best quality ct the lowest
Desiring close their Summer stock before going into
their New Store, they selling below eo Let ali who
desire good bargains give them a call
auglS-u
TAVING opened in Store, No. 50, College St
III hope 10 old friends and customers and as
disposed TO do every Thing in for their
commodaticn, hope will be offended at. deem
unreasonable for the adoption ofhe following rules in the
future conduct Of our business
No Goods sent out on appreciation.
No samples given.
No Goods bought by Servants. upon verbal orders
will be taken back r. C. McNAIRY co.
decS-f B&Tw
NEW GOODS,
OPENING THIS DAY BY
r. c. Ae-f4L3F e CO.
DICH EVENING FANS,
III BRIDAL. do;
Rich Embroid's in all varieties;
French Worked Caps,
Lace Trimmed do, fEVENING;
Rich Evening DRESSES;
Silk do do;
all of the above nice things, just to hand.
oct2s RC McNAIRY 4 co.
OPENING THIS DAY!!i
ID DlCH Velvet Carpets; Rich Tapestry Carpets;
III Rich BRUSSELS Carpets.
Rich New Style Scotch Ingram Carpets;
[" {" SPly Carpets;
Chenille Enameled and Velvet Rugs
All Of the above goods are this day received by
nov4 X Q. McNAIRY 4 co.
Splendid STOCK
NEW STYLES PETS,
oPEN TINS DAY
teb2i G. McNAlRY & co.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1855-04-12
DIR. saerson,s Pile aud nia'G 1et,er Embroca,iOn.

This may be considered specific, and IS warranted TO
cure IA net only Immediately allay pain and lnaamua-
ton stDs all bleeding subdnes th intoerae cng but
il eff y cures IN very short time persons whose veS
have been rendered miserable ioI years It's application
produces 30 pain bU Tather an agreeable and pleasant
eusaiiou eli or send cF list Of cures and you "lll be
asi0nished. %. o,
s5- For sale by c. ". Hendt1shott. Nashville; Bell
Robinson q Co, Louizy,ile; and J. d. PARK, CiIehnat.
EsEQ-9Uadgg
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1855-04-12

Sbeetipy fau widths.) Beacbed and Brown Domestics
English and American Prints; loyles Prints and great
variety ef other Goods -
Call and examine uly Stock OF Goods ToCASH BUY
FRS and PUSCTUAI. CUSTOM tfgS great inducements
viii be offered. JAMES NiCHOL
Nashville Nov. s. 1881
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1855-04-12

54 GoLD SrRgzT, iRw YoRx.
NB-LI.S. Co, have recently publishS, aud have
now for sale the FARMERS GUIDE" by lenry Steph-
ens of Edinburgh and the late Prof Norton It Yale Col.
lerc New Haven complete in vols, royapctayo,
tanning 1900 pages, IA steel and 500 wood Agravings
Price in muslin binding, s..
- T,.is tg,rk is NOT the oII Book oftss Fayn"
lateiy REsuscIrArED and hIrolOnrp thsmdrA
dec22tf. .t.s.--. 4.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1855-04-12

fNEOHMAIION WANTED.
TO lie present res deace of Reberl Patterson and Cor
IA peias LeaoIt, WHO both enlisted soldiers n the
war Of 1872
Robert Patterson Iisinan bv BIRTH Weaver by
trade and 81 years Cf in 1Sl$ They both enlisted At
Nashville Tennessee Ihsy their hers learn
thing TO their advantage by addressing
q fezl- eoswlm BON 55l, y. o.. Nashville Tenn.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1855-04-12

French and ENGLISH Cloths and Cassieres great Variety
Coaking Clo Blankets Of all kinds; Saiinets; Jeans;
Twseis ial oo) Plaid Linseys; Real Nelch Flannels,
Sc; Domet, &C, &c aud al other descriptions &e &C.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-07-19
The Iova Liquor Law.

Although we have several times in The
various editions of cur paper, published The
prohibi,ory law. yet we give below con-
deased statement Of lis provisions which
we take from the Gate City:-
"Seotion irs, prohibits the manufacture
or sale OF any intoxica,iug liquors, or the
/ keeping Of the same with intent TO sell in
this State, and such liquors, with the yes.
sells containing the ZANE are declared .
| nuisance. and are forfeited. Ale, porter,
| sger beer, cider and sill wines are included
among Intoxicating liquors. But the act
does not forbid "ihe making Of cider from
apples. or wine from grapes, currants or
other fruits grown or gathered by the MANN
fac,urer,, and such cider or wine iii made
in the State, may be sod by the maker
thereof in quantities Of fire gallons, il sold
and all taken away al one time.
Section second allows the sale, BY the
! importer of .ioreign intoxicating liquor"
| imported in accordance with the 10 IS of
ille United States. il sold in the "original
cases or packages AMI in quantities not
less than those required by the laws OF the
United States.-laquors are also allowed
% be manufactured in this Stat for mech
anical and medicinal purposes, ii sold in
accordance with this act.
Section third reqaires the County Judge
to appoint not more than two agents 10
each county for the purchase and sale OF
iiqrors for "medicinsl, mechanical and
sacramento purposes only" The Judge
may remove such agents at pleasure, bat
unless removed they hold for one year.
Section fourth relates 70 the bond Of tho
agents.
Sections axe, ak aud seven prescribe the
penalties for manufacturing, selling or keep
; ing for sale any intoxicating liquors, con
.rary TO this act.
Section eight declares any building, il
which The unlswfui manufacture or sale o
liquor 10 carried on, nuisance, which ina,
be sbated.
Sections nine, ten and eleven p-escrib,
: the duties Of officers, course proceedings
&c.
Section twelve authorizes any peace or
fcer, without warrant, 10 arrest any intox
icated person who, upon being foun,
: guilty. shall be fined ten dollars and cost.
5 and imprisoned in the County Jail ,hir,l
days--a penalty which the magistrate Cal
r-mit.
Sections thirteen and fourteen relate I,
indictments or insorma'ions," and fees 0
officers.
Section fifteen holds all payments o
: compensation for liquor, un awfuiiy sold
; t. BE- in violation Of law, and requires IN
| receiver 10 refund ON demand to the perso
WHO made the payment II also makes nul
and void I'll sa.es, mortgages, and securi
. lie, Of every kind, which, either in whoi
or in part, shall have been made for or o.
account Of intoxicating liquors unlawfull
sold, saving, however, negotiable paper i
! the hands Of bona f.ds holders, without no
: tiee.
The remaining sections relate to III
purchase ofiiquor BY the County Judge, an
the rote Of the people On the law.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-07-19

Miraculous EscAPE,-The scow Ratio
recently capsized on Lake Erie, turning
completely bottom upward. The crew were
oil saved except the mate. The Cleveland
Plaindealer says:
"The survivors. after abou, fyel hours
suspense, were about TO leave the vessel in
boat. The Captains vile. who was in
The cabin. was supposed TO be drowned, but
proyidentialy as they were about 10 leave
! il, sea struck the Scow and she half right.
/ ed, bringing the companion-way out OF the
water. To the Joyful surprise OF the Cap
tain, the lady made her appearance then
and was taken out by the companion-way
and conveyed with the rest TO the shore
where she was properly cared for. This
was m 1st wonderful escape, and is more
| interesting from The fact that Mrs. Gafei'
was in very delicate situation. Five
/ hours buried alive in q little cabin must
have been full Of excrnciating anxiety and
terror. Few instances Of SD fortunate an
escape are on record"
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-07-19

We ace il stated that over thousa nd
mcn fsvm New York aud other U. 8. cities,
have BEEN easoiled in the British Americsn
Legion stationed aear Halifax. Itappesss
Cha. Z masiay has broken out an. ,ng them.
and tho men state that they were dscoyed
away on talse pretenses, under the promise
that they would be employed as workmen
on the railroads and other public works in
Canada. On the strength OF this state.
meut they appeal to the United States G w.
ernment tor protection. There ID certainly
very great difference between working on
srai.foad, aud going 70 the Crimea to fight.
and We pTcsuma il il can be shown thst
the agent. who engaged the men acted Q
frs.da,ent part. and our Government can
property Interfere, it viii do so for the pro-
lection of the persons who have been thus
betrayed. II 10 bad enuugh for England 10
enirap her own subjects en- her own soil.
That, however. is none Of our business; but
when she undertakes the same game with
in our Jurisdiction. the case ia materially
altered; and unless il be definitely settled
tina, voluntary exaatriation fer whascser
purpose. abso.ves a Government from any
further DUTY Of locking after or protecting
those who may thus expatriate themselves,
we should think that the men in question,
who NAV not improperly be called the VIC
Tins Of a conspiracy, are entitled to be re-
leased from their present position.
Its very probable thst nearly all Of the
men thus enlisted are of foreign birth, but
whether the rights which they have acquir-
ed in this country be inchoate or perfected,
tho Goyernmen, of the United States is the
only one to which they can Look for edress,
If they have been aggrieved, and the fact
that they are perfectly Powerless to assist
themselves. would be but an additional ar
eumeu, to shield them from the effects OF
So cruel an imposition. They were, &c
eording to their own story. portion OF the
very large number Of men in the Atlantic
Cltlte AHu aIC Nlttout >o''
pclied BY poverty, they agreed TO 60 to a
distant place for the sake Of getting work;
they had no intention of engaging in war
in which perhaps they are not at all inter
ested; they may have left Europe for the
purpose OF avaidln that war: il they fought
at all, the side of the Allies might no, be
The one which they preferred. and however
humble may be their worldly circums.an-
res. certainly none of the agents OF either
beilieerent party have the right to make
them. by force or fraud, unwilling par'iel-
pants in the present European conflict
No foreign power is permitted to enlist
troops in this country, and what they are
no, allowed to do openly. they should not
be permitted to accomplish by fraud.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-07-19

WESTERN GRaaARIEs In old times and
away down east they used to put their corn
in little cribs. looking Ike half a hundred
heD-coops rolled into one. and their wheat
in little dark closets in the corners OF barns.
The Galena and Chicago Railroad Com.
pany have granary upon true western
scale, now nearly completed. A million
and a half Of bricks hive been employed in
its Construction, and is height is nearly
ninety feet.
The work upon the grain house Of tie
Illinois Central Railroad was begun this
morning. Its dimensions are to be, two
hundred feet in length, one hundred in
width, and one hundred in height. Not far
from two millions Of brick will be used 10
its construction, and if Ia estimated 10 store
100000 bushels Of grain.-CiIicago Jour
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-07-19
Buffalo Market

800 BUFFALO, July Is.
Fair inquiry for f,ur and market sus-
tanned. Sales Of 800 bills at Ss.75(9a.62}a
for choice to very extraWis., and $500, Tor
extra Michigan. Wheat in good request
and prices nominal.y the same. Sales o.
5000 bushels Upper Lake Spring at pfivate
terms. Corn firmer, sales LOCO bushels
on the spo, a, 70 c.s., and 5000 bushels for
August and September delivery at IS cts.
No sales OF oats, and whiskey inactive, mar
Ike, bare. Canal freigh,s firmer. Corn loet
10 Albany aud Troy and i2cts to Newiors
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-07-19
n, 10y ts-ErnrI cnnElsu AND SALMON
pAyENPoRT MUSIC SCHOOL.


TIME sub sc,ber has rented and htted up rosm NO
.ca,s 4 good piano Pvrte--Hliek Board, &e where
he will open Music seh,pi, Consisting " ionr eias
SEES 10 commence as the elassas are 'ofnieu'
viz sE . go. u.,.~
A Juyenj,c Classin thsrudmcn's OF mnsic goine
through thorough course az Instructions meeting on
"wednesday aud Saturday afternoons.
An Adult Glass commanding wan the Fuuimsh's
and going Through tho.d Oh eoafse, meeting one
evening each week. ,..t
i Glee Class for til aFa,'ee OF secular n.as'e'
M scttng once a wecs. ,,..
An Advanced Glass III I'll Ri.slee " 'atfeu -s"as'
IN Nesting week. Ii,
The School is intended to be permannen ~ aud VIII
afford good opportunity fur those who "ish 10 ger
good musical kdaca,ion AZ fitt'e expense.
Terms for "a Lessons for the Juvenile Class W.
:. Adult = a.uo
q - G,ce g 2M
. !. Advanced - 100
Instructions o u the piano ind Melodeoh Tor ~ tes,
sns inelinr SO ofins.rumcp, for practice, sis W
Piano Fbrtes tun al nj short natce.
For further Information inquire ~ a.Cfahu- q
Co.'S Music Store, No. Ic Claire Row,
June 20, 1855 d-3m IL 4. slEf EH''
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-07-19


JuvESILE GossIPRY. -Undcr this ut'e'
the Knic tsrboc,er MIga.ins often gets of
some very pretty, aad frequently. amusing
child's talk. Here are samples from the
las, No:
"a little girl Of scarce three summers cal
led in at the house OF 4 newly-inirried cuu
pie, neighbors of mine, and finding the la
ay little indisposed, after talking a te"
minutes on other matters, very politely and
sympathe,ical!y asked:-'Do you think you
will die, Mrs. II. - ooh no, presume
not now What would you do With your
clothes and furniture, ii on should DIET J
should let German thrr husbandl have
them What would You do with thai
white bonnet of yoursp \ should LEI Gor
man keep that TOO Perhaps he might mar
~ aqain. was the little ones last query
Wasnt,hat decidedly .fastP"
sAt Sunday school celebration. where,
being very much crowded, tie little ones.
undergoing catechism, were pushing and
launching each other. as sch:ldren will The
ca,echisey enqnired the definition of peace.
One little girl, in particularly uncomfor-
table place, seemed anxious to answer =
We'll. my little girl, what is i'll i think,
sir, ii mean. not to 'hunch' when you are
crowded"
To add to the above, we know boy who
beiny philosophicaily inquired Of by Dis
trict School teacher in this city, touching
the number Of senses he had, went through
an inaudible calculation, and replied stem
hundred and thir,y-one." His deposits in
the Batfalo Saw. gs Bank reduced 10 cents,
was exactly that sum.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-07-19

KkNTucxy CRors. -The Louisville Cou-
rier, on the authority of information recelv-
ed from all Parts Of the s'tate. says there
is a reasonable prospect Of harvest unpar-
alleled in the history Of Kentucky, Every
species Of grain was growing with the
creates, lnxusiance; orchard trees we're
bowed down with fruit, hemp promisess 2
fine yield, and the tobacco crop will be far
better than it was last year.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-07-19
Democratic Party Of Mases.iae csuaty.

The members Of the Democratic party O,
Nuscaiine county, observing the hopeless
ness of containing with the combined forces
Of The Temperance and American parties
have ssnsibly and quietly retired from the
heid. as We find Tins chronicIed 10 the Mus.
esiine I1urx1!:-
A PsosrRATE Foe The time .honored
Demecrsiie party of Muscat;ne county aas
yielded tie battle and Withdraw . from The
hric. Ga Saturday last. i, made its last
effort 70 Erray its II FOR the contest. ba, u,,.
Tiny sid aisccrd i,Ec done their work. and
the is'gety augmented fe-cee aud the i'm.
pregDaUis enbaiiienents of their sa,seo-
nists seat terror 10 their heaug, and ;l.ey
uttered The conHa-d tc retreat. There
sefe trlse hearts there, who iliy ioii.ed tie
general Eight TEsy wolli ra.i.sr have
met the eaeIay &c Demorra:s--ss rten--cad
died IA The defence Of Democratic nisn aga
measures, than cowsriiy re;rea; before firing
a shot But CHER tactics ruled, and ,i.ey
rere furred TO sabn4it.
The Der ocretic parry Of Maseaiiae has
made aE rssifgaien', tas transferred itself
70 ah3flisr organization, retreated from the
heit ard Is ;ioE among the things tis: were.
To tie friends u Freedom in iowa-we
send these tdin2s, greeting: The inglHc Die
Democracy OF ia county have He'd the bat.
re field, base y,eidet The contes,, ard are
Gow pgpstsate besG.e Tie sictoriou. army of
..es3e1. There If Hcw no Democratic bar.
8 10 't:s corey 4; drpsftad ;his lie sur.
rlpnGe5 i, sfaw friends, in peeee and
auie,uee. "a sse;ardsy iast Few niourners
.onp csel Tie cortsge that Iollourdit 10 lis
ing LoEle. Hay sts rect be happy enc.
nsislssbed ny y ssgns Ard ;risis dat
.as;SJ H. esyesr MIA 10 The bloom and
'gcs 81 gsa hce-.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-07-19
BY CArON'S LINE.
Teleeraphed expressly for Dsaly Gazette
Arrival 81 the Canada

Hsiitsx. July sls.
The, Cunapd steamer Canada from Liver
pool e. roais Tor New York arrived here this
morning. Flour merket unchanged with
moderate demand q previous rates. Wheat
ditto. corn has declined ls3d@as. Wealth
er favorable for agricultural purposes
Provisions unchanged, Business very dull,
Lard declined ls6d. Console for money arc
quoted :, si,.. Nothing important from
the Crimca.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-07-19
A NEw KIND OF BUILDING N.rERIAL

A New KIND OF BUILDING MATERIAL.
We noticed a, Wayne Station the other
day, e few miles this side OF Figin, good
sized three-stoYy house built Of material
altogether new to Us. At distance il
looked to be OF stone, but ciuse examin-
alton showed the walls to be composed of
wood instead Of stone, laid in mortar. 1t
was first sawed into blocks just as long as
the wall was designed 10 be thick, and then
split into sticks Of convenient size for
working in to advantage. The building had
a very substantial! appearance, and will
probably do good service. Perhaps some
others who find it difficult to obtain brick,
but have plenty of timber, might find il
worth their while 10 try the experiment.
Chic. Pren.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-07-19

SMALL LoavEs.-The high p.ice OF ilour
Of late has caused the bakers to ..tninsb
the size Of their loayes considerably, but
those in Newark. New Jersey. seem to
have reac hed perfection in the article re-
ferred TO, as the following extract from an
exchange will show; SO baker from that
piace (Newsrk) in going his roundsto serve
his customers. stopped at The door of one
sDd knocked, when the lady within ex-
claimed: Who is therer and was answered,
.the baker What do you want To leave
yaur bresd. ''Feii, well, you need not make
such fuss about il, pu; il through the key
ho!e.'"
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-07-19
New Ycrk Market.

Ngw YoRx, July IS.
Common -four declined L. pes barrel and
market heavy for all descriptions. Sales
OF 1000 bbls. At s8.IaT@Ss.5o for state
and S9.co@ $3.50 for western. Canadian
2sa IS lower, sales of SEQ bb.s. at S9.5oS
1915. Wheat dull and dropping Rye
quiet and heavy. Corn firm. Oatsa shade
better, sales a, 81 "a for state and western.
Pork market steady with sales OF GOO obis
., SIS, SOC l9,S7ks for mess$l6,62la Sl7.i7
for prime. Beef unchanged. Shoulders
7k@sc, hams 9's@io. Whiskey dull,
email sales at 4o@il. Stocks dull but
steady Money and exchange steady.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-07-19

AsoTHER PRESIDENTIAL CANDiparE.-A
large meeting was held on Saturday week
at Green Castle, Iowa, at which the Hon.
J. Scot, Harrison(son oftae late Gen. Har-
risob) was unanimously nominsted Tor the
r, s.idency Of the United States. Er-
cAangs.
We put down the above as hum, no such
place in Iowa.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-07-19
Notice.

DOCK ISLAND BANK has made arrangements to
III use limited amount of the nocs Of "The Manu-
facturers' and Mechanics Bank Of Columbus Geor-
gis; and the same will be received on deposit or In
payment for Exchange or Coin the same terms MS
the issues ofthe solvent Banks Of Virginia % tncky
ONO or indiana. NJ. BsOsB0RN. Presr.
\. u. MANN, Cash'r.
R6Ch Islsnd. June l3-dsuC
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-07-19

Els Ia the name given To village reccnty laid out
In seetion 20, iDsashphl, n. *. !, W. Of the slh
principal me ridiap In Cedar county low NJ IL is o,a-
ted upon the line 81 the
Lyons, Iowa Central Railroad,
AZ that point whore the railroad crosses spri Greek
i2 niies OF Upton Several buildings are icing
erected at the present time. tine building is being
crested 90 r. front by e. deep 10 be occupied as
store by gentleman from Brown county. Ohio. Ia Is
to be completed by The istday prti 1855. stock
OF goods to tho amount Of Six Thousand Dol are has
b9en purchased and are now their way hither -
one oihgr stare house will be coHpl,t ted BY thegmid.
die OF prit and several other buildings win be erect
ed during the coming now oiser all Aechap
ies u FREE TITLE FOX A LOT or Lots 10 buuild
upon.
W4sTgp.-A Black smith, cabnet.maker, shoema.
ker, chatr-naker. Wagon maker and good Carpen-
ter and Masons II isa good settlement. good wnter
and a healthy location.
Any person persons have a iot FREE Of charge
10 build npoD. any time between this and Atm of July
nsxt-tse building TO be erected at any lime during
the year.
For further Information inquire on the premises Of
CANADA MCCULLOUGH.
have also nnlmproved lard for sale, situated near
Cambridge The land Ia supplied with fire wood su.-
heient % use Tor yehfs to cotneand well satcred.
VI t'We went all Temperance men or nens. TEN
Icranee, Love and Reform is our motto.
JgLr :, iaj5.Si.ff
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-07-19

NJ Is5--A Largo NV fir.ct Ha,,,
and Eighth Streets; uni,. bui,dp,, "a, !, ss !;
soseS--1egl adopted lvr large 49, as y
THIS bn ldiBe ischpahle Of ayeonn,, 49, t hf
90 bourders, giving 10 eaeh j cent a y. I,
thesc Is fruit &c ls5 feet Oh MAI, y. N
Harrison aud eNtel ding or tn si,s.,,..
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-07-19
Misffllaafous.
JUST kEcEIVED
nareot nom Kew York City,

~ sPLEnpIp LOT or GOODS c"ssis ING w
pick q Is. Preserves, Pickeied ~ stcss,
i3isseIsd eb,e,s, mslsa, Egg, noy ALSO pa Ga1,e
f,nrrnots Lemon sugar, Extract ofconee, also Anne
lot Or .snN
MArKEREL, GOLDFISH AND SALMON
Ii barrels anakis or BY The pound, Split Peas, nn
arg io, OF New Jarsey Wits Zine ~ - and ~ v
Kegs for Painting which offer for sale at the NV
price OF per hundred rogsthcr Siih 'afxe io 10Y
,nnna - Wv J wv, WHY'S (
n,y.nnort lame ~ je5Stf "a
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-07-19
Beautiful LittIe Parm sor sale

Sn okCo Acres, highly mprove ed, only 3milas from
Nv THO city, 1n d good road. Good Frame dwell
Ihe s.otes nigh, rooms, Stable corncribs, sheds,
July 10 EADs6 STEN Arr
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-07-19

NO. lai-rso iiauses aht boI, on fra p
twrcn Man ani Harrison Street; /. j.
cash or exehsngcdfnfi lid. %
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-07-19

NO. l6.e-In Walnut Grove, of .ss -,
VII CHI v Tiab'f, 200 aer's erslu,,I NJ
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