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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-03-08
fcadl Notices.

IN PURSUANCE of an order of the Surrogate
IF tie County Of New ysrt oo,ee !. herebv tiven 10 g,
pssps hsv ns claims sesnst WILLIAM MADDEN late Of
.a,, -, ,br,of 70 The .ss.ers.r I. b. store No s
so~,ryt the City OF sewfcft. before the ith
d.y ofsettsmter n.x-Daed Ns~ York tn. third day "
M,rch isl ms l,ssuIhl NORMAN COOK, Executor
IN PURSUANCE of an order of the Surrogate
o. the equity Of New York Notice 10 hereby sFen % al
rer,on. hsyire clam. sgsipt HsINRlCH CARL LUD VIC
y. AN. wis vtuefe . hereof to The subscribers. It thr
oace No IS Villsmu In the ty Of New Y,rs % - be.
COR. the rnth day Of s.Peuo'r tsHt Dated New ie 'he
.sch S q Nlhe KING. t'i l. sessp,r
MIL isrsmTh"
IN PURSUANCE of an order of the Surrogate
ofhe County Of New YORK Is hs,sey SVEN 70 Ill
rerots h.vn1 claims ssp.t ROB fRr PORTER late ~ the
CITY OF NevYOrs sr,eer deceased to Pe.rnt the sans w
ssan CouDs,lors At LaS No II Chambers" In the Sy u
New Yok before the hfs' Gay OF September arA|-
''''o Nv" MARY JANE POTTER.
f92isssoTh Admnhtrs,rA &C.. Of Robert Porter eeed
IN PURSUANCE of M order of the Surrogate
Of the County Of NewYork, notice hereby gwen 70 81
ty OF New York hsnt deceed 20 peseut the same
with vouch.n hereof to the subscribers At The ,alee Az
YcrI Oh or the ith dAy Of July neK-Dated New
i"'' '' '''- ''' JOHN ". AUDUBON r,..,,.,.
IN 1,u6mTh MICHAEL OBARRY,}
ELBERT bArHEHs Proctor fof Executors " Nsl"
DUkSUANT to an ORDER of LEWIS {.
PLAT sun,g.ie Of the County Of Wesehester, notice
bbsty s'sn 'eeoens 20 Ia. to q, pe5,9S1 ss s
Tsxu Of Greubuh In said County dec.as.e TO pe.esf the
same h tn. voucher, b.eof the uuiersened Aimn.
So d,,s...d at tb. Ofse- Of WILLIAM w, sCRuGBAM
F.a N The Youke IN cid County 90 or before INC
sr,, Monday Of Ausn.,, D. s5-Dstsd the 18Th day OF
O'e'"''' FRPFD'x wM rAULoIsG, Asm,nI.t,..or
PHILIP r. PAULDING,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-03-08

TIE ORocERs FIKE INSURANCE COMPANY,
NEw.YosX. March |. 1855
TNHE DIRECTORS of this Company have
i TaIS DAY declared sENI-ANNUAL DIVIDEND Of
KIGHT PER CENT payable on demsod al thsr oih;e No.
81 Wallst corner Of Peal .
TINHE SEVEN PER CENT. CIVIL FUND
BONDS Of the State Of Co fornis becoming due on the
"a, dsy of March s5 will be paid and after the lat Of
March, on pr,sention Of the Office OF .
JOHN COOK, j.. No. 81 Broadway.
NewYork Feb IS. 1855.
INTEREST NOTICE.-The Semi-An In
tere,t filling due March 1885 on the Michigan southern
Railroad Bonds Of 1858 and Erie and Kalamazoo Railroad
Marriage Bonds will paid and after that dsy on present
alton a the proper coupons the Office OF the Michigan
g. C. LITCHfIELD, Treasurer
NIESSRS. DUNCAN, SHERMAN & Co,
MI Banker. No 4s Wissm-st.. NsS:YOrt Issue FOR
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-03-08

OFFICE @ THE MINNESOTA MIslAG COMPANY
NEw-YoRK, March 5. 1885
DIVIDFND-Th Board Of Directors OF the
~ MINNESOTA MINING COMPANY hsve decr.d :
Dividend from the bu,ine" Of the pat y.sI OF Thikt
DOLLARS PER Share cent on the Capital stoesy
psysbe in cash this Office, (So 1871 Greenwch st. sfoi'
Low. viz: Fifteen Dollars MONDAY the 18th day OF April
ard Fifteen Dollar. on MONDAY the 18th day OF July next
The Of closing the tsnfer books in each ease wi" be da1
notified hereafter o -, c III l, Ill, =.
thi. Office on WEDNESDAY the l4h day of Msrch install
Al IL O'Clock NJ when general attendance OF the Stoes
hoder. either in person by proxy requested business
II in pOrtance will come before the meeting
By order Of the Directors r,v s
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-03-08
PURSUANT TO AN ORDER of Levi, c

Plat Surrogate OF the County Of Westchester NOtce
sen according 70 law TO all persons having elaine
sssirt The - MOSES PROUP, lace Of the town 81
Far Ch-,r said county deceased 10 present the sane With
the youct bereof rderned executor Of the last
will and the said deeessed st the office Of W"
liam serughsm Esq in the town OF fonssrs ,d COM
&, before the lst Monday OF August A. 1855 Dated
tbs 18Th dsy Of December, 1854 ,~,,.,,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-03-08

BY JosTPH HfGEMAN lAuctioceer
nN FRIDAY, March y, at 10 o'clock, A. NJ,
" at the C.nts saesroous of Nloughby sod Pearl
,t Brookvna Of and second hand
Furniture comprising Pnos Boosc.'ee Bureaus, bedse.ds
Fx Tables Cbsis Carpets Oil Psiunss framed Eneravinss,
and other with the balance OF stock Of house
(nr fiuRs At
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1855-07-19
Address to Sabbath School.

MY DEAR YoUNG FRIENDS: have been in
vited by your Superintendent to say few
words TO you upon this occasion by way OF an
Address. This shall now attempt to DO.
although confess not without some degree OF
embarl assment.
Under the Mosaic dispensation, the children
of the Jews were members Of the church; and
at eight days old the males were all entitled
to the right of circumcision as such. They
were the heirs Of the promises and OF all the
temporal blessings conferred upon the Jews as
q nation. The sons of Levi ministered at the
altar in their generations and all the tribes in
their successive generations possessed the pat
rimOny oftheir fathers by the Divine command
In regard to divine things they were instruct
ed in them from their infancy. The scriptures
were read in their synagoguos every Sabbath
day.
Under the new dispensation, Christ took lite
tie children into his arms and blessed them,
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1855-07-19

And here let me remind you that you, also
must die. Very many young children die;
and some younger than you now are. Perhaps
some Of your own brothers and sisters have
died in their infancy aud gone to heaven, and
are now happy with the angels of God. Apd
1t may be that before another 4th Of July sew
eral Of you may die. Do you wish to be hap
py forever, and live with your fathers and
mothers and all good people in that world
where there is no night-where there is no
sickness. no death, no sorrow. Then be good
children, come to School-leara the scrip.
tures-learn beautiful hymns and learn the
Lords prayer; and say it on your kneeS ev.
erV night and every morning. If your parents
do not pray for you do you pray for them, and
so you shall be happy forever, for God has
said so in his holy word; They that seek me
early shall find me- And remember he
that is for you is more than all that can be
against you. He has made all things and bas
all power in heaven and in earth. tie is every
where present at all times to hear you, and
TO help you. In the stiffness Of the night,
when all is dark and silent, be is by your bed
side watching over you to hear if you pray,
and to answer and to love you, and keep you
Let me invite you all then to continue tc
come to Sabbath school, and to bring with you
all the children which you can induce to come
And to parents l will say (fOr [ see there
are many here to day. consider your respon.
sibility in this great matter, as you shall an
Swer to God-to that God who has entrusted
you with this great care. And do not disin-
herit your own children by denying them
the bread Of life.
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WHOLE NUMBER LOS.

our west and south and would Of themselves
form great nation. A nation more than
ueblingin in population and wealth the original
thirteen at the date Of our revolutionary con.
test But have spoken 10 you as American
citizens. glory in being an American olI.
zen, the son of an American, IglOry in e1sr.
ei'ing the sovereign rights Of an sleetOr and Of
making my own laws BY my own appointed q.
gents, in living ubder a government OF laws
and written code, and humbly trust that
their rights may be enlarged. extended and
PerPetuated. not OOly in this country but in all
nations and amongst all people to the end Of
time.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1855-07-19
nlisteIIoneous lacoOim.
The 4th in Harrison Township.
For the Free Press.

MEssRs. TRIPP & MoCoY Our National
Anniversary was celebrated in New-lIarris.
burgh, Carroll county, Ohio in hne style. AT
an early hour the military we're on parade un-
der command Of Capt. John Coyan, with fine
band of martial music. And at A. A., moved
under direction Of Field Martals, Col. Ayres
and John Pugh, at the head of the New Har-
risburgh Sabbath School to meet visiting
school from Baxter's Ridge. The two schools
united were escorted into town to the Presby-
terian church The exercises there were, A
hymn sung by Mr.. S. A. Highland; prayer by
Mr.. George Moor, of the Ridge school, and
an address by Mr. A. L. Littell. After which
the same order was resumed and marched to
the grove, where a sumptuOus dinner had
been prepared by Mr. Rowland Tucker and
his excellent lady, and served up in the best
style. Here the President Of the day, Mr.. Thos.
Denney, called the meeting 10 order and the
Declaration of Independence was read by Mr..
Daniel Yant, and an oralion delivered by Mr..
LittelI. After which nearly FIVE hundred took
their places at the table. All were invited,
and all partook freely and abundantly, without
money and without price. There were many
ladies' who cheered us by their presence, and
the occasion passed off with IT, greatest hilar-
ty and good feeling and all separated in peace
There Was very general desire, in which
the committee of arrangements participated,
that the remarks made by Mr.. Littell should
be published in your paper; they therefore Ad-
dressed to him the following note, which they
communicate with his reply, and we hope you
may fird room to publish all together in the
Free Press.
A. L. LlTTELL, Esq:
DEAR SIR-The Cor mittec of Arrange
ments reouest you to furnish them with copy of the
Address delivered on the occasion Of the 4th of July
Celebration a. New-Harrsburgh, for the purpose Of
| ublc alton. By SO doing you will confer favor.
?pS; 5os. fSS9i Fs51.r, Com. of Arrangement,
JOHN MOOR.
July 9th, 1865.
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ODE


bl II. WARD.
TO God, who crowns the rolling year
With blessings scattered far and near,
Be greatiul praises given;
His power matured the waving grain,
Ee gaFe the sunbeams and the rain,
And gentle dews from HeIve
The tender blossoms Of the Spring,
famed by the South.Wind's balmy wing,
WerO nurtured by His care
lie clothed the fields with smiling green,
And caused each well known rural scene
To bloom divinely fair.
o, happy ye, who drive the share,
And many fallOW Geld prepare,
In joyful hope TO SOW;
For you th sir fruits the orchards yield,
Fhe corn stands brstling in the e Id,
In Autumn's golden glow.
The aocks are bleating on the hill,
The herds are lowing by the rill;
The barns were filed with grain,
With purple clusters Of the vine,
With Autumn's ripened stores combine
To cheer both hill and plain.
With grateful thanks, to God we owe
All thatour hearts enjoy below,
And, at our annual fair,
Let songs Of JOY and praise abound,
To him whore hands again hath crowned
With gifts the rolling year.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1855-07-19

Hints TO MARRIED MKN,--Scattergrass says
that if be stays out late at night, and wishes TO
av old a scoidlng, or curtain lecture from Mrs.
S. he generally waits until the wee sma' hour
ayont the twaP when the anger of his better
half subsidesin to fears Of his personal safety
He goes out on bus iness.' with a promise to
be at home at nine. Half,past ten, positively
enraged, and rehearses to herself an address
for Scattergrass's especial edifcatiou, filed
with cutting reprosches eleven, vague uneaai-
ness, accompanied by an indefinite fear that
something must have happened : half past
eleven. nervous apprehension--tea tears take the
place Of withering glance, twelve O'Clock un-
endurabe suspense, If she only knew the worst;
one o'clock, completely worked up. and about
TO 90 in search Of him, when Scaltergrass ar
rives. She throws herself ESQ be aays) into
his arms, overjoyed to see him, as she was 40
afraid that some accident must have happened
to him.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1855-07-19
July 6, 1855.

GENTLEMEN In pending you the manuscripts for
which you ask submit to your better judgment The
few hours allowed me for their preparation would not
admit of max ng them what was due to the OCCASION
Yet ifthey will be of any SERVICE the public Cord
aly welcome to them or anything which can do to ad
vance the great cause ofhuman Liberty and Moral Pro
gress. Respectfully,
A. L. LITTELu
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1855-07-19

Coop DOCTRINE. Have you enemies? Go
straight on and mind them not. If they block
up your path, walk around them, regardless of
their spite. A man who has no enemies is
seldom good for anything--he is made Of that
kind Of material which is So easily worked that
every one has hand in it. A sterling charac.
ter one who thinks for himself, and speaks
what he thinks, is always sure to have eDe-
mics. They are as necessary to him as fresh
air they keep him alive and active. "A cell
e6rated character, who was surrounded by en-
emies, used to remark: They are sparks which
you do not blow, will go olt of themselves.'
Let this be your feeling, while endeavOring
10 live down the scandal of those who are bit
ter against you. Ifyou stop to dispute, you do
Just as they desire, and open the way for more
abuse. Let the poor fellow talk-.here will
be but reacton,f you perform but your duty,
and hundreds who we're once alienated from
you. will flock to You and acknowledge their
error.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-05-10
THE STATE OF I0WA./
Scott County.
To Aaron Novels:

x IR-fou are hereby notified that there is en-
y file in the Office ofthe Clerk of the District Court
in Scott Gouniy.a petition of Samuel Saadors, claim
ing of you one hundred and and dollars as
money due him on two certain promissory notes, exe-
euted by you in words and figures following, TO viii
(0nel
''On or before the first day of November next. I
promise pay Samuel Saddoris or bearer the sum OF
thirty dollars and ifyfve cents for value received
April6th. ISja. AARON NOVELS
(rhe otherl Davenport, November 2sth, ls49.
$50. Two years from date. fer value received, l
promise to pay to Cook Sargent rorder fifty dol
lars thnterestat I0per cent per snnum at their Of
fee in Day export. AARON NOVELS.
Which said last promissory note was endorsed by
said Cook q Sargentta said Saddoris and is now the
property of said Saddoris And you fu rther noti
edthat have been returned by the Sheriff of said
Scott county .'not found" Aud unless you appear
and answer said Petition on or before the I4th day Of
May. A. ID. 's5 judgement will be rend red against
you thereon. SAMUEL SADDORIS, Plt'f.
J. d. PATTON. Clerk of Court
Dated this 9th day of April, le55-d4w
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-05-10
Engine and Machinery for sale.

INTENDING the present season TO increase tn,
size and capacity -four FIGURING Mill. we offer foi
sale our Engine with steam pipes. pumps, watei
pipes, &c. &c. Also main shaft. spur heel, main
driving wheels, pinions mill sEndles, smut mills
&c. sc, all in good running order to be delivered b,
LIST August next Size of Engine. IL inch Cylinder,
foot stroke. This machinery will be in slant op
Grafton until LIST July next Any parties wishing to
purchase the machinery at work at any time.
Those intending to erect a Steam FIGURING Mill
will obtain q great bargain in procuring the above
machinery. which is all in good order and taken
only because we wish to build a larger scale.
March 81 l-dwtf. BURROWS & PRETTYMAS.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-05-10
WALCoTT HOUSE.
First Station West on the line of the NJ N
Railroad u miles from Davenport

THE undersigned has furnished the shove house in
good style, and is ready to accommodate all who
may favor him with their patronage.
Persons desirous OF passing few weeks quietly OF
the prairie, where there is always delightful breeze
will find Walcott TO repay them for q visit.
To SPoRrsaKH--Grouse aud other game abound in
the vicinity.
share Of public patronage is respectfully solicited
JACOB MYERS.
Wal,ot,, July lsth, ,is5f-wtrw-u
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-05-10
Fall Il Winter Clothing
AT JOHN yORpAN'S
IOWA CLOTHING sToR

low iLOIilAG s1ORE.
A LARGE ard va ned assortment of Mems and
Alloys, Ready made CiOIhing, embrac-
ing ar the different aud approved 81. les ana made By
good workmcn out Of the best material
Fine. medium and common, Union, Beaver, Felt
Pilot, Peiersa4m and Flushing. Bangups. Sacks ana
PaletBt Cloth. Dress and Frock Coats of
various coiors aud qualities. Cloth, Cashmere. Sat-
net. Velvet aud Tweed PantalOUus. SILK, Satin Va
iantia, ,Swausdown. Velvet, Plush, Cloth, Cassuerg
SatiRat, DpIble and Single breasted Vests MOnkey
Jackets, Drawers. Upiershrts, Hosiery, susper ders
Cloves Cr1vafs HGHdk Shirt Collars Stoeks
Ties Scarfs, Winchester and Scoti's appre ed Patent
Shoulder SHIRTS Umbrellas anda rticles nsuai-
ly kept in genteman's furnishing stores including
Robes de ChHmbre and Revere Vests and Oyercoats
Ase, splendid assortment OF .incut Cloths, Cassi
meres and Vestngs all of which will be made M TO
orderin ths estmanner, wiz. promptness, 1t accom-
modatng prices, and by rompetent We rk men, This
establishment sin the monthly receipt ofthe latest
FASHIONS that orders intrnseG to them may be re-
lied upon being in the ateststyle by those who de-
sire IT, All manner Of plain work and work of gem
teel medium. prompt, attended TO as heretofore
HATS nf n new style together with all ofthe com
mon kinds constantly on hand.
Grateful tcr ast patronage, the subscrberconfdent
ly hopes TO merit Ia continuance ofthe same.
JOHN JORDAN.
Me-chapt Tailor aud CIothier, Front street. oppo
site the Steam Mills.
Davenport Oct Sd 3dls5f-3wtr&wif.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-05-10
Moline, June sth. 1854
DRY GOODS, GROCERIES, BOOTS 4 SHOES

I'HE subscriber has receieed large addition to his
stock OF Goods in all the dferentd departments,
knight usual the most attractive be
found in this region of country.
You will find almost any thing you wantin the DRY
GOODS iine whether staple fancy, and the same of
Clothing, Bonnets, Hats, Caps, Boots ana Shoes.
In HARDWARE the assortment is largerthsn any
other not exclusively such. st
His GROCERY department is not excelledby many
that keep nothing else.
LOOKING GLASSES, CRocKERY and GLASS
WARE, good assortment
He Is able all orders for most the Moline
facured articleson short notice. Anexamination will
prove his stock to be various than is often
caved Of.
He is MOTTO be undsrsod for ready pay whsthercash
produce.
n. b. Chain Pumps as usual in abundance at whole
sale and retail. WM. A. NOURSE.
Moline, June sth, 1854
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-05-10
MARBLE WORKS.

THE undersigned would respectfully announce TO
i the citizens OF Davenport and vicinity, and to all
those wishing TO purchase MONUMENT Sto the mem.
DRY their deceased friends thai they be supplied
by calling at his shop, Main ST between First ard
Second, west side, where he viii be pleased to furnish
CUT STONE Of every description ,asi as it can be
bought in the Western county.
italian and American Marb q for Monuml nts. HEA u
and FOOT STONES. Also a superior article of FREE
STONE, &C., yery cheap. W. W. REMEDY.
Davenport, June 9, ls53-25
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-05-10
Dissolption.

THE co-partnership heretofore existing under the
/ name Of H. W. Mitchell * Co, is this day dissol-
we'd by mutual consent. III persons having accounts
With the late firm requested to call and settle the
same Immediately. H. w. MITCHELL,
H. G.. SMITH.
Davenport March Is, '55.
Having succeeded 10 the Business of the late firm Of
II. w. Mitchell Il Co, | would beg leave 10 inform
the citizens OF nay and vicinity that shall cep
constaAtl! on hand large and well assorted Stock of
Stoves and Hardware which will be prepared to sell
Lowest Mark ct price.
Mch 10 80 H. W. MITCHELL.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-05-10
MOLINE PAPER MILLS

THE subscribers are constantly making variety Of
Printing and Wrapping Papers at their Milin Mo-
ne and will pay Cash for reasonable quantity OF
good clean cotton linen ourtravelln agent,
A. o. Churchill will call the Merchants through
central Iowa and pay them in cash paper for their
rags. WHEELOCK d FERGUS.
Moline, June Both, 1874
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-05-10
Clothing made to Order.

INHo'S. S. GILBERT, late from New Haven Conn.
L respectfully Informs The citizens of Davenport
that De has taken,a room opposite lie Claire Block
over Wieys Store Second Street: where he would be
happy to wait upon gentlemen who desire anything
in his line oftnsiness. ilavng been employed for
number az years la rst class custom estabiis m nj
East. be naters himsefhe shall be able to give the
most comp cte and perfect satisfaction perfect fit
always warranted.
n. g. G2rments cut for others 10 make up al short
notire and reasonable rates.
Mch "a. 'Jj-J-tf
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-05-10
New Jail, &c.

SEALED Proposals " III be received by the County
- Judges of Rock Island County Illinois, at the Office
ofthe County Clerk in the City Of Rock Island until
u O'Clock m, Thursday the 10th day Of May next,
fora New Jail and two Fire Proof Offices for Records,
10 be erectedthe present year said ciiy The p
and specifications for the same can be at the Of
flee Of the County Clerk.
m. GOULD,
GE0. r. HoLMES)
Rock Island III IL d3H
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-05-10
sAM'L HIRsCHL,
Wholesale Grocer, Front ST., Davenport

sAML. HIRsCHL,
Wholesale Grocer, Front ST., Davenport
WOULD respectfully call th, attention ofthc citizen
w Of Ua, and vicinity and Of the country mer
chants generally that he has now hand the largest
stock of Groceries, brought 10 this place. which
he will sell low possible in his new brick bulihg
Davenport, Nov. ed, 1853.
JACOB WEAVER, JR., & CO.,
HENERAL Agents, Storage. Forwarding ard Com
tJmission Merchants, for the purchase ami sale OF
Flour Grain, Produce, Lumber and Wanufac-
lures Of all Descriptions
Corner OF Iowa aud Fourth streets
Opposite New Ptnnsy lvauia House, Neart Depot,
C0nsgumeHts respeCttuli! solicited davenport
aud charges moderate iowa
REFERENCES.
j. 4 j. BoKER. New York EoLLHAS&GARRrsoS, Ptits.
Jos 5 LAKE, tse., s. sPASG * Co. 40
S. BIsPHAM " sons. Phla. kIsG, pEssIcE Co do
Srsgs G,RREr * Co - BAG.LEY. CosoRAyE &Co do
Geo kEck 4 Go. Ciu. O. WN. MeCULLy q Go DO
JOS. {. BuTLFu & Coz Hall n SPEER do
J.r SuAFFER, Hamilton % ions D. DAVIS, do
The undersigned having located themsciHesat llav-
enpott Iowa 10 the purpose carrying on ,he above
business tender their services 10 their friends and 9th
and respectfully ash share Of their patronage
All favors will receive special attention ana dispatch
upon the NEST favorable terms.
JACOB WEAVER JR. & Co.
Feb'y 23rd 1855.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-05-10
sEWI9G MAcHINEs.

6fHE subscriber is agent for Wheeler, Wilson &
i Cos superior Sewing Machipes-by the OF
these machines very much of that " hich has been
drudgery becomes buta pleasaBtiask-any who have
read Mrs. Z. Oake Smiths letter published in the n.
Tribune sometime since. in relation to then will ed
no long commendations here. Whoever has wish to
SEQ these beautiful and truly Labor Saring JNaehines
operate can be gratifed by calling at my Store.
Sold at New York prices, adding freight, with this
advantage the buyer has the opportunity ofiearniag
to tAtm.
WM. A. NOURSE.
Mnlinn- IrIna h.