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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-08-06
FROM SYRACUSE.
Couespcnd,nee ofT'he v. Y. Tribune.

CcrrespC ndenee Of The " Y. Tribune
SYRACUSE, Wednesday, Aug. l, 1855.
The third prose .u,ion in this city for viola
tions of the PTchbtOry Law by selling liquor,
was terminated late l,st evening, and the Jury
rendered verdict II guilty The offender,
EDWARD Snyder, the keeper of Dutch saloon,
was fined $50. This is he second conviction.
In the FIRST case, by advice of friends Of the new
statute, the Justice did not ine the convicted
party. This leniency seems 20 have been mistaken
by opponents of the Law for fear to impose the
penalty, and this feeling doubtless gave them
courage 10 coyertly pursue the traffic.
A fourth ease in progress this morning, and prep
arations are making for three or four others. Inc
temperance agency in the City Hall-next door to
the Police Ofice-works finely. The drunkards
that are now and then arraigned undergo thorough
examination as TO where they get their liquor, ani
thus several good cases have been made There is
a surprising loss Of memory in many instances.
Ten dollars fine or ten days imprisonment has
wonderful tendency TO weaken the taste-t works
admirably as regenerator Of perverted stomach.
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The Prettiest feature Of the Law is ,bs 60.
ofthe rumseller: victim into an ins.rumeo,, 20
with to punish his crimes We
Since Sunday the weather has been All ,L,,.
be desired BY the farmers, excepting br;sfss%
on Monday. No one complains that ths 80
was pretty generally spent in the hsy AZ se
heids. THE TRIBUNE's advice and inior..A
ressrd to sPrOuted wheat were both tlmely.ssIs
Here is an argument in favor Of the p,a,a,.
Law %hich speaks volumes during the ~,
two days succeeding the date when the .s s'
eject s there were p sia commitments to cur cs.
preceding the AN OF July there were s,.-,.s
commitments to that institution, c.rs,sH
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Collision or THE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Susi
About 10 O'Clock last night collision occurred .
the Delaware which resulted in the sinking Of u
steamboat Miantcnon. The Miinlonom had bee
on an excursion TO Fort Delaware opposite DelaFsa
Civ. and when about mile below the Navy yard q
her return she came in violent collision Win s'eau
tug that was going in opposite direction. ine ).
struck the VI. on the larboard side OF he' VoN va
such force rs 20 cut her down below the wateI man
and the water rushed in with great rspidiiy.
The shock was tremendous on both boats, and y
ut,oost CONSERVATION and terror prevailed anoagt
PASSENGERS. Some idea Of the violence OF the 1901
NAV be formed by all the crockery on board ~
b,oken 10 pieces Ia the cabin the supper-isbkb
rot yet been cleared AID the jar dashed all the a.
TO the floor and shattered them. Fortunately iei
was within short distance Of the shore a. tho az.
the mishap, and orders were Immediately gwen or
her upon the fats, which was done and she 'an''
shallow water. -
Aft,r the collision he tug was drawn of, bal ~
found that she had sustained 10 serious damage.
soon as possible the passengers were got ss'eg
board he tug and were brough t up 10 Mead AZ
Wharf. where they were landed. Capt Harvey y
the crew remained Oh the wreck during the nigh, 4.
The nicht was quite dark, and the officers OF
Hiartonomi allege that the tug had no lghs y
rlayed. There were about one hundred passsng
on board the Inflated boat, onehalf Of wnom W
women and children. IL 10 most fortunate enc-
stance that the boat was near the shore az we 'i.
the accident; had she been olt IN the maa1 y.
river Il would have been almost impossible onr
avoided a serious loss oflife. No person was lIa~
on either boat although several narrow escapes ~ ~
made, and there were very few but were mueh w.
ened. -a..~
The sunken boet was raised this morning ard ~"
70 WGshngton-st. wharf. She is badly demsseau
IPhadeIphis sa-s1'"
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MEXICO.

Frsm Our Own Correspondent
MEXICO, Thursday, July 10, 1855.
Santa Anra having proposed to permit the intro
ductjon Of some forty or fifty thousand bushels Of
-four and other provisions at merely nominal
duty. the General Agency Of Agriculture repre-
seutipg the views expressed by the farmers
throughout the country has presenteds memorial to
the Government praying for the protection of home
industry. 1t sets forth the necessity Of agrcuL
furasts being able safely to rely on having the
whole Of the home consumption 10 supply, under
the shelter Of the laws. IL claims also the liberty
TO export the national productions, excepting the
precious metals.
TIE necessity for protection 10 shown By an
enumeration Of the evils and burdens from which
the agricultural Interest Of the country Is now sui
feriBg, among which was the following; L. Inc
want of capital among the farmers aud tne large
amount Of interest they have TO pay Tor borrowed
money 2. The ecclesiastical burdens, oeing ho1
only tythe, or one-tenth OF the produce OF .ne
land exacted By law for religion, but The necessity
of each estate-owner to support a chapel on ms es-
tate az we'll 3. Civil taxes: the 0caodta' dqty
If three per cent the tolls, and numerous munich
nal impogts 4. Two years IN hve the farmers
are unable 20 pay the expense OF cultivation by
their crops owing to untayorsble seasons, 10 which
years they are not exempt from the imposts Just
enumerdlcQ. >. Inc great scarcity vi ahiiHoia
the trade in mules and horses formerly brought
from the territory ceded by the Guadalupe Hidalgo
Treaty to the United States is now stopped; the
Indian depredatiOns have lessened the supplies
from the frontiers and the stock formerly in pos
session of the farmers having been seized for the
purpose Of tbe civil war. 6. The bad roads Of
the country, which added 70 the scarcity of mules
render transit 10 market exceedingly expensive.
T. The condition OF the labOrers rendering 1t
necessary that all their extra expenses at mar
riaQes, sickness and burials, should be borne by
the estate owners by whom they are employed.
These evils il is cOntended render il impossible
that the Mexican farmers can compete with for
eiQn growers who have the advantage OF cheap
land and low freehts.
II appears that some farmers in Mexico are in
such deplorabe cor dtion as to be obliged 10
lay their crops under embargo in order to continue
operations
The memorial concludes by requesting that the
DEGREES for forced loan, and for the contributions
enumerated be declared null.
How far these representations may affect the
policy of Santa Anna remains 70 be seen Tney
certainly cannot be long disregardea without seri
Gus risk to the Government of the Republic.
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Murder OF A RAILROAD CONTRAcTOR-ai.. -,
Orr Of Macon, an extensive contractor on 'N ~ 4,
nah. Albany and Gulf Railroad, was mufdee' -
DAYS since, as il supposed, ny MS own sis'. -
q, hi niles from Hnesvillc where his body 49,
on Sunday morning. What leads TO me sd, II,
aeans, biz slave is the fact that Tie last lie
was seen he was accompanied by his slave w. w.
rad IN custody es a runaway The negro -
SONS rine since. and was arrested N coS SOUL n -
wiiiher his master had been for hin NJ a. i,Lk
turning as expected, and his overseer eeipp Z, 80
that le had been seen near HinesYlEe, hal =. .
oions aroused that some mishsp bal n ~
He Accordingly instituted search, the re,un = ~
was he finding of the body. The saddle - =,
Mr. II bad ridden was found, bui the hofss - 80
were rot 70 be found. Tie body had also w.
Issv-nn.h Jou'ss =, -;
TEy Fs,SKse Pprvureg.--we we're q.As ~
bly, struck yesterday morning in pas@ll. ss-e. 81
Office with the beauties Of the frsnklng NJ s5s
could rot repress q smile Of satsfacton = a. ,ssr,r
prise Of certain Of our Representatives g. ~ l<
as We beheld eigh immense bags OF msn III posss
at The door, weighing about treire hHs0r =.
all labeled " Free-Henry $. Geyef' Y, GsJe
yaiely stated TO US that the balance =. ~
shipment consisting Of n p0tr ~ ~, iosk ,
nth bed3iHg 10 match, had inst been IN 5s N
Post-Oflice door. Whether these lairT % JfTt
or not We cannot say. y. Lom' o.,fa-p
ISprAS TROUBLE Up THE MISSISSIPPI - ,ssssns
GREssroNs OF TIN SIoUx.-rhe officers u - Juls, .
Laeede. which left ST Paul on The 2o, yl;,,.ss ~
forms u that the people of Websshsw - s.ss
los miles below = Paul, on the luppSS,a .ourossD
River, had been somewhat alarmed by NE sYYoa. j
Of a party Of Sioux Indians, numbering :. ion b
hundred. They had driven seyeral Janus AMI "
homes 10 the country back Of the RE pei
threatening an attack upon de tow@
were up in arms, ready to receive mem s,.os.i Az
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rpou coIrscIL CITY.

FROM COUNCIL CITY.
Extract of letter member Of the American ssttlenest
Company, dated July II and q:
EVERYTHING looks busy here. The weather il dry.
We have preaching every Sabbath, ssbbaih-Schooi
and Bible Glass. Mr.. - Of New-York City has q
daughter with him. who yesterday opened School in
a tent at Council House.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-12-10
BROWN s KcpoNAYD

aR,ns R,I, en-, their Tailoring Rssaesishmen n, .
, own ~, bsok sinre,aLd wing ssi VA "soss
im. re-. 10 "Iea s,osk Of ces consisting
iry. Srtrs. Tai,. nanhefs, Twceds, Beavers, Vest
ee ssr.renee APE in The busns. MAT thew "a, isom n,na
urie aist CLASS garment, ard at RS rcaear. II H.
ic, mo,,a ~ ,n'ne the inhabiIen,s Of ps,ennot ia
made nm. All slIoa ana warrant d to at IL properly
''s +" ~ receive Pru mpt atte ptiea.
Sep, aed ,s.z,,, hkoWN Mel ONALD,
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RENWICK & SON,
srE ,MRo AT AC.kNrS. FORWARDING. STORAGE
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
Bazaar Landing,


II ESpECrFUi.LY call the attention OF iarners.shir
IL, pers aud the public generally to THIS ad'eruse
meat. -. "A .,i,,.
They will at all time. be ready to store and shPe
sry description OF produce and morthand,ze, tn p'
srit n,t.ntia To the interests of all who may faYoi
them with their patronage to merit the pnoc c'hh
dcncc. =.
SPACIOUS buildn. recently erected by Mr.. FUR ., -
synat.d ms the Bazaar. to which is attached tcnm"
lions landing for steamboats, at all stages of the rive
and noss.sscs atvantage orabc to the importer ~
shipper not the lcast of which is that no drayagr VIII
be required from the -saouse 10 boats, or rom
hn.ts The Wnrehousc May o, ls53-e5
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HIGHLY IMPORTANT TO oWHEIs or
HORerS

IuhN MCDONNELL. veterinar, Surgeon f,.,.
- hoehester; y. f.,hegs respectfully 10 inform ~
""s 'ha' ne has located In davenport. where he es
horseis nAleet to Amer going through a thororse
course OF stld! fer the pr f~ssion and hs,jn no rs
years good practice on al XII ds oi disease ma sy
produce as coed te,i'moniais ary ether n an W.,
o. New York, feels happ, 10 say That he will -,
him. ' t"Pioy
Spearing's Stable. en- Seeord 81 u 'Hher& "
n. r. Guaranteed Recipes sold Ia sny oa,.
tn distance fiom nfarrier ~! !Pef~niNinS
Davenport. Sept. 9Th l-55 dw-
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-12-10
ARRIVAL

NJOTatths Le Claire House but right oPpositeto !
IN atthe Store OF the well known Merehaul Iaiior,
l., w. STEINBERG, 2D STREET,
Of a wellassorted stock of ~ eady Made ClOtn
ing, Hats. Caps, Trunks, Carpet Bags, shirts,Cra-
watts, &c. Sc.
The undersigned is beginner and promises those
who will favor with their callsan honesiand uf-
right dealing,
la prices and quality ofgoods am able TO compete
with arv q estz blishmebi in this Cify.
please call and examine my goods bsforc You go
eIsewhere. A. MIEDkE, Agent.
Dayenport. MAY --WWW-t =r
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Boots ano Shoes.
STAND FROM UNDER.
HfIDJ,N ND .S//OI

BOOIS AND Shoes!
/ An am now rrefaredIor thcf Hand wintertrade
with from Ib,rtGo 50,UUO pairscf boots and Shoes
comprising 81 tie most extensive stocks ever
brought Ia this mark nude up solely for istIa'i
during the last three mouths, under the personal
pertis of an experienced workman. All those
persons in want of good Boots. good Shoes, good
uaiters, slippers aud last, though not least,
GREAT AND GOOD BARGAINS
will do we'll 10 cali ou the suscrile.. ea
Fine LADIES siipl"rs only twenty five cents per
pair GentsHnc Boots, 80 80, and all oihc goods
proportion. Don't all rush al once.
One door east OF Burrows 4 prcit,map's siorn,
Front street, davenport, Iowa. JAS JORDAN
Sent. %. lsLl Il 1
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-12-10
FALL AND WINTER CLOTHING
ArJoHN J0RDAN's


IOWA CLOTHING STORE.
L LARGE and varied assortment of Mems and
n iSoys, Hcady made CiOt ing, embrae
ing all the icreatand les land made b,
good W ork men out ofthe best material.
Fine, Medium and common, Union, Beaver, Felt
Pilot, pelersham aud Flushing, Bangups. sack sand
rsietot Jvercoats, Cloth, Dress and Frock Coats OF
various colors and qualities. Cloth Cashmere, Sati-
net, Velvet aud Tweed PaRtaloons. Silk. Satin, Va
ientia Swansdown, Velvet, Plush. Cloth, Cashmere
satnet, Dou bic and Single breasted Vests. MoHke.
Jackets Drawers. Undershirts Hosiery. Suspenlers
Gloves Cravats, ,Handkerchefs Shirt s.Stoeks
Ties, ,Scars, Winchester and Scotts approved Patent
shoulder mshirts, and .a rtcle uai
ly kept in geuteman's furnishing stores, including
Robes de Chambreand Revere Eestsand Oyereoats
Also, splendid assortment OF uncut Cloths, Cassi
meres and Vesta all OF which will be made up to
orde rim the bestmauner, with promptGess, at accom-
modsting prices, and by competent work men. 1hi,
establishment ism the monthly receipt ofthe lates
Fashions so that dersnlrusted to them may be re-
ledupon being in the lstest,tyic by those who dc
sire il. All manner of plain work ,and work of gen
eel m dium, promptly attendsdto rs heretofore.
HATS ofa ne style together ith all ofthe com
mon kinds constantly on hand.
Grateful patro the ubscfibe fdent
ly hopes TO me rii aso ontinuanee ofihesnme.
JOHN JORDAN.
Mcrchantraior nd Clothier on Frontstreet, ePpo-
site the Steam Mills.
Davenport. July I'd. ts55-w&d-i:.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-12-10
GREAr BARGAINS!
NEW YORK CLOTHING ESTABLISHMENT
Wholesala and Retail

NEW YORK CLOTHING ESTAsLlSHGENT 7
Wholesale and Retail.
xIyE have lust received the largest and best as
w sortmeut of FALL AND WINTER CLOTH
ING, that ever washtoughtto this western country
consisting In part of the following articles:
American. English, French aud German Broadeotl
Coats, ,of,iterent styl and qualities.
Dv ,rcoats, Beaver, Sia1ket. petersham ,PiotCloth
Uniss Cloth, Li"n's Skin, Mohair.
Double Goats of the same materials.
Fall Coats pf Satnets, Tweed, Cashmere, Doe
Skia, Cashmarette aud leans, Of every style.
FURNISHING GOODS
Consisting of a hne assortment of SILK travats,
Stocks, Neck Handker erehefs, Pocket Handkerehiefs,
Drawers. Underssirts. Hats, Caps. siekskn Gloves,
India rubber coats and pants. Trunks paiices and
Carpet bags. Fine White aud Fancy bosom shirts,
Shirt Collars. Also fine lot of
BOYS CLOTHING
niece goods. Persons will dnd IL totheirtnteT-
es, to give nj ca II be purchasine.ls where.
Store Front street, opposite Ferry tanding,t In
Dr.. Halls new building.
BsRLIzHkIMER Il FLEisCH4AN,
Davenport, Sept iNhl lrai
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-12-10
garoware.
CHILD a. BAKER

chllD " Dh
4 RE new opening the iargc.t and best selected
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC HARDWARE,
IT lIreths old stand, saeon third door eas'
oi Brady, offered III davenport winch they are de
termilud to sell eheaperfor ro.np, payment tbt' n
other house sast
Constant additions will be made OF all the latest and
most useful Improvements in agricultural machines
fools &c. We will also Keep ia conneetiona iuil Us
sorted stock Of Iron, Steel, GLASS; OIL, Paints, buggy
aud Seat Springs, Wdgon1oScs, Axcs, Black shiith
bellows, An,iis, Vices, &c:
CIRCULAR AND OTHER MILL SAWS.
Davenport, A pl 18th, Is54-wtrw
RON OF all descriptions for sale low by
L DAVENPORT ~ LIE CLARE.
DLow STEEL from :. inch to u inches wide for
L sale by DAVENPORT n LIZ CLAIRE.
rAsT STEEL for tool. from !. inch to . in. square;
~ also dat bars by DAVENPORT N LIZ CLAIRE.
Hoop IRON all sizes; also Sheet Iron by
IL DAVENPORT X LIZ CLAIRE.
DLOck TIN, block u NIX aud Coke Antimony, for
ID sale by DAvENpoRT& IL LIZ CLAIRE.
I)ELIows and smith-toos for sal low by
ID DAVENPORT 4 LIZ CLAIRE.
MAILS Spikes and finishing Nails all sizes, for sale
IN DAVENPORT x LIZ CLAIRE.
WISDoW GLASS of al sizes, very low BY
w DAVENPORT LIZ CLAIRE.
WHITE LEAppg, and No ,a snal and large
ZlNR PAINT, snow white, very fine, Tor finishing,
10y DAVENPORT LIE CLAIRE
TACK SCREWS. cl mp Screws. Drills Crowbars,
- Pieks.very low by DAVENPORT d LECLAIRE.
SPRINGs, Axles, Nuts and Washers Wrought
- Nails, strap Hinges, al
DAVENPORT & LIE CLAIRE.
DoRTABLE FORCES, Anvils, Vices. Horse Shoes.
] and sioe Nailsat DAVENPORT& LIE CLAIRE.
NAILS.
lust received a large supply Of Fence Spike Fin
- shing and other Nails, for sale cheap hv
Julysth, 1854 CHlLD& & BAKER.
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TAKE CARE OF YOUR HORSES.
theeNew FORK Harness 90 is TO be found large
- ASSORTMENT of Horse Blankets ready. made and
strapped, from SI,15 TO $1,000 per Eianhet. Also
ar,c iotpi Sirsin-ias from 3uc 10 5 so.
~ 81 NctiieaL assortment Of Saddlesfrom SJ,Ut
To S95 30
Brles orail prices; In short full mplete lot
ofcvery Thing IN the line.
Whips! Whips!
The largest and che - st lot of Buggy and Team
Whips svcr before ulu red here. i.-I
The suDscrb. .r lesigns heretofore 10 furnish the
bestartcles hi trade to be found in this part OF the
country. d-Hsesa
Give MIN call; sec,ad st, / I1orsfrom Brady.
q. w. BARNES.
Davenport. oei3i. lS5t d-u
LJdBER Is CASH!
nfIR books must ot settled All unsettled
~ eounts tlen the drst day OF VI Ay next will
bcleitrur collection.
BURNELL, GILLET & CO.
Auril J. iS',6-itf
MARBLE WORKS.
THE nndcrsigned would respectfully announce to
the citizens Daycn port aud vicinity, and TO all
those wishing to purchase MONUMENTS to the mem
or! ofth-r deceased friends, that they be supplied
by calling ut his shop, Main st between FIRST aud
second, side, where he will be pleased TO furnish
CUT STONE Of oyery description ,as uw as il can be
bought in the Western county.
Italian and American Marb rfor Monun, nts E-An
STONE, &c, vety cheap. w. w. KENNEDY.
Davenport. June 8. ls53-a5
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Lamps!

4 LARGE assortment of Gas, Fluid and OIL an m
"A now opening and for saie low ut
NAV W. A. C. RIHInN,S
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'Glotbiug.
A FRESH STOCK OF
Fall and Winter Goods.

A FRESH STOCK OF
Fall and Winter Goods.
TuST received al EDWARD ALDEN'S Clothing
- store, consisting IN part OF heavy Over Goats,
rom $500 to 1000
Heavy Under Goats from 800 $3.50
Fame! Cashmere Pants, i-5O" 6.o0
Black $50 aBN
Black Vests, 2.,1 7N'
Fancy I.50ss no
And man. "ther kinds Of Ready Made Clothing TOO
humeroua.o mention in this list.
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large assortment or CLOTHS;
Heavy Castor tieavcr for Over Goats;
Double TwiIicl German Cloths:
Harris Cashmere Black and fabeyl
Heavy Satnetts for Pant,
Velvet vesiings.
Grenadier :.
Satin
SIX
Wnrsted
HATS AND CAPS.
Black silk Hats;
ss Fur -.
Wool -
Plush and Cloth Caps
These goods am prepared tn sell at PRICES as Low
as the same quality can be bought elsewhere.
would offer my thanks to old custome =, but
trust they get their moneys wor md care nothing
abo.t my thanks. Suffice il to say ] am pleased 10
them at any time. ask particular atte ntion
leviug can do better by them than they do ;,
ordering goods at the East.
Call and see at EDWARD ALDEN'S oppo ~;
lie Claire Row. SeptG 1855
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-12-10
JULIUS LYTAECE, WIN. HANSEl

JULIUS LYTAECE, WIN. HANSEN,
LAND AGENTS,
Buy and sell Real Estate. Rent Homsesand Farms.
Collect Reuts, aud attend promptly 10 all business
entrus ed tn their care.
Cffice I'd street, between Harrison and Ripley.
English, German, Ds nish, Norwegian and Swedish
tnnrrnccs spoken OctiI diy
DIR w. NJ LINE.
RAUUATE Of the Jefferson Medical College
i phi'adetphia. and OF four years extensive rrae
tca Familiarity with the disea ses otthc western coua
try respectfully offers his professions services TO 'h
ri,iz.nsof Davenport and vicinity. Attendance al
"A ir. ofthe night. Onice ith street near the new
'cnasylvania House. Davenport MaN4 % d-t
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3fwflrp, 81.
MORE NEW GOODS |.

MORE NEW GOODS!
THE undersigned wouldrespec,fuily isforr We pub
lie that be has just recei, ed and now openibg %
At No. lie Claire Row, splendid stock Of
NEW GOODS,
Consistingi in part Of
Clocks, Watches, JewelTy. Lamps, Tabls-vsrs
Silver and Britannia, Knives and Perrin,
Spoons, Pen-knives and Cutlexy:
Which added to his usual Stock ard variety, will sas
bic him to supply the deIna ofhe Puor In AIs1se
with the best choice TO style, Pntters abd baDity
ana ne viii be pleased to supply them at the very lev
est prices. A. C. nuI13H
Davenport. "A pril 4th, 1854.
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MOLINE PAPER MILLS.

'HHE subscribers are constantly making variety o
Printing and Wrapping Papersat their Milin No
lfne and will pay Cash Cor any reasonable quantity
good clean cotton or linen rags. Ourtravellngi.cnt
70. Churchill will call the Merchants through
central and pay them in cash paper for their
rags. AHEELOt h ~ FERGUS.
Moline. June 3oth, 1854.
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JAMES TuOaINGT0N.
Attorney anJ Counsellor ut -" "

AND NOrNRY PUBLIC.
iSD, C,n Missioner OF Deeds for Ihs Sl,,'rs ~
~ tnt, tsm I. Michigan, WisHonsin. New ~, ~
ies u ap.,ir. In,liana Naiue. .PennsHivan@. 'Sh
sni>u, Isilri vir.iuiaurd Tennessee. omcc Nv
Fhr'n asra,iR,v bstweeu Frontand second sls'
Men .ist'6 davenport, iowa
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1lloliae.

SEARS, WOOD q CO.,
Bedstead Manufacturers, Lumber Merchants
and Dealers in Planed Flooring,
MoLiNE, ILLINOIS.
THE only establishment tin the West where
L = Ii e RW OOD'S CELEBRATED TURNIN {,
LATHE is used for urnng PRisNATIc Forms; such 1.
Nepeis. .BaImsters, Bed Posts. Table LsJs,a II
ork too various 10 enumerate, with the
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taste may suggest. Making the most perfect a nd
beautiful work that fancy desire, and wing he
appearance of costly cared cork.
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Ccrner Perry ant SeeaRd Streets.
, Davenport, Iowa.
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