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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-10-12

uFor advertisements greater length, and less than
I0( column inserted aionse time th9I two MONTHS
J,sro1nt OF 90 per the above will be made for
,b te 6Orlthe Tst three months, and 60 cent.
Fer business or professional ssquare less.
- num- G ; ne O'V'
lO'0e
column (outsdel 100 20
$500
=. ..:.-.-.-----.-.. 1900
and 70 per cent on the above Tor inside.
A! y PsTsSaaI at 81 90 per thou
ssnJ ..o -
s rsf square and same discount thereon or
number OF squares u.der the general head. and
Tacrn. A iEe Tor single Insertion.
.;es avci tisernents, with monthly change, one
quafe yeAT 40 20
Snurc o lea hs inserted sraiuitousty, but fuier1l
notice Cha seti. ~
Somir5tinns charged Gor each candidate for snPa-
Office iise month or less, in advance 2,N
R.i-ous notices inserted for half prics.
K. BARTLESON,
JOHN T. RUSSELL,
BEATTY q TO.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-10-12

4 IIGAhS! CIGARS
~ 1900 Gill cigars;
5000 PriTadus cigars;
1000 Apollo Go
2O00 Fl Dorado do
5000 Washington IOnument Ggarsi
4010 PaneIIls Ito
11OIn Havana do
6oOo Della Cruz Principe do
SCrO Regsiia do
20 boxes ID. lump TObaccoi
30 do 1Ib. do dIi
Just received aud for sale by
oct3l wM LAUCHLIN.
lf00 LES. wool Iwine;
lOOO 1000 Tbs broom
100 dUz. bed cords and plough lines;
% reels hem pIId Manila bed cord;
10 cotD.l ctothes lines;
5H dog trout l'nes
go coils Halter Rope:
100 pair YawI an1 Skif Oars;
80 Boat Poles.
H'Tarpauins, dray covers, and awnings. hand and
made TO order the COrdase Store, Water
Union streets.
mr10 CTIiS. H. KERRY
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-10-12

Notice
THE undersigned, having boug the entire stock OF
L Goods belonging 10 Messrs. Wheeler II Lakin, Mer-
Chant TailOrs would beg inform the citizens OF
Wheeling and vicinity that intends carrying
Me Chant Tailoring business in the formerly
occupied by MeSsrs. Wheeler & Lakn, and having OBJ
tanned the services OF both rroprJ MS, he
Preared 10 make up to order every article il line,
ia the latest syie aud best manner very
and low for n HI wing large stock hand
he is determined To sell very low, reduce his
make roon for the Spring Goods. Now is Chance
10 good CiOhing cheap lie viii every tiCe
to be as recommended, sale.
Come one, come all,
And i've Call,
At NO.2, Washington Hall
iau12 }. II STlLINAN
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-10-12
DaCuerreotVpes

Nj ESSRS. BEAMER " TURlON, having taken the
AVI Rooms formerly occupied by Mr. L. Tarbetl la
sueIIean Gallery Of MaiH and Eddle streers Cen
tire Wheeling beg leave TO solicit share OF patronage
from his friei!s and the public at large.
They Unke IL rule let any pictures go but
what are satisfaction! and Wi! executed.
Gold and Silver plating executed neatly
Orders eit hele Tor sgn painting will be attended to
bH J. TuLtnn &. lLOther. me-. i-2nI
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-11-26
Assuming the Responsibility

The Washington correspondent Of the
Journal of Commerce states that the Gov
eminent assumes the responsibility of the
Instructions given by Attorney General
Cushing to the District Attorney at Phla-
deIphia. That after having been fully con-
sidered in the Cabinet, they were deemed
necessary by the Government in order to
call the attention Of the British Govern
ment to the sggressions Of the latter on
our rights, and the apparent determination
of Palmerston to drag us into the existing
war. He further states that in case Of re-
fusal or delay on the part Of the British
Government to recall Mr.. Champion, our
Government is prepared to dismiss him at
once.
This despatch was dated on the 22d, bu.
we do net attach much Importance to it,
No further dispatches had been received
from Mr.. Buchanan, and though it may be
difficult to conceive what but bad motives
could influence the Administration and its
members in continuing to fan these semi
warlike embers, the fact that they are do
ing SO is but too apparent. The most char.
liable conclusion is, that as Mr. Gushing
may dislike to bear the whole burden Of
the matter, he has either coaxed or forced
his political partners to assume their proper
proportion.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-11-26
The Border Ru6aus.'

Ilregard to recent meeting held in the
city Of Weston, Mo-, the object OF which
was to declare that it was for the citizens
OF Parkvilie and vicinity, and not for the
people of Platte City, or any other section,
to say who was fit or unfit person to re-
side at the former place. the ST. Louis In
teli9encer says
"TheWeston meeting was held to protest
against this assumed superintendence, and
to assert the right Of the people of that town
TO regulate their own Affairs. A man oh
noxious 10 the Platte City DULLES, may hap.
pen TO be an esteemed citizen OF Weston,
or Parkville; in which case the people OF
Parkyille and Weston want to have the
righ, Of keeping him as a good citizen, in de.
fiance OF the threats Of Atchison's gang OF
lynchers. Are they not right II the people
Of Weston and Parkville are not supported
in their efforts to uphold law and order, and
protect the lives and property Of their fel.
low citizens. how long will it be before we
shall have Davy Atchison's trained regul-
ators prowling around every town and neigh
borhood in the State, driving of, lynching
and hanging every man they may happen
not TO think sound enough on the slavery
question 70
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-11-26
rev rorHrHa CONVICTION.


We mentioned IN SasStasSs PsPes sns'
the National Know Nota'ng Sonvenuo"
met AZ C'nc'nnat'' acco'o'ne " previous
arrangement on the 1ist.
Thomas d. Ford, q Onio' We e"ose"
Ffes'oeht' Oa ssAiug Tue Sna''' mt Wv
MADE IN aodless urging 'ne UNION 'i'' "a
mony 81 tne party I'll over .ne country ''
s'sea she Coase"s'o" 70 maAe ~
issues out 20 enoesso' " ge' ."e o'
american rar'y On : Nauo"'' '.''o'
:. w. DAWSON onelea .eso''.o"' Pr
posing 20 cApu"So '"e -" .es.'on =
Thhaoeipn'a T'a.'o''"' s"a e'os"'u'' :"
stead dec'ara''on 'hae slavery was
'onsi a''o uo' = "a''onai ISSUE ."1
must oe met " e"e 0.a'es -. ,'
81 Fenhsy'van'a, moseo ~ P'aeo ~ '"e iS
section, sne soop.'on - .ne ',,o" ;
ca "a Tn''aae'p"'a " Ae""''" =
Nol'h Sa'on"a' eAs ~
- noA' '"e
'uaae y n.e "
A"-pp' :. ~
s"s @ M 80 ~.
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80 60, :. -,
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-11-26

The manner in witch the fiiends OF inc
Administration view the question OF war;
is thus referred to BY x, the generally we'll
informed Washington CORE spondent oil Inc
ST. Louis Republican. lie writes under date
of the 18th instant -
at is admitted by the Administrator
that a war-which is not always an unmlSed
evil-migh, at this particular time have
very decided effect upon the state OF pol'ti-
cal parties at homeland beneficial efiect.
too. As member of the Cabinet declared
to-day, sour country has never been IN a
better condition for fight, and under all
the circumstances, perhaps one would De
desirable" This, however, was not meant
to convey the idea that such thing was APP
pretended by the Administration. Just the
opposite is true 1t would be too late now
to arrange political programme for the
Presidency ON ,rar basis. II it were not
too lte, would not vouch for the action OF
President PIERCE. A strong war message,
might even row upon the next National
Democratic Convention. Yet ! am salts
fled it will not be given u.s."
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-11-26

THE GREAT WALKER Gen. late Col.
and not long ago Mr.. Walker is having his
biography written, like other great poten-
tates. OF course his genealogyis not ira
ced quite so far .ck, but every body knows
that His Satanic Majesty was walker;
and, for that matter, is So still. The Cen
eral is claimed as child by Tennessee; he
is lawyer BY profession; he is i Democrat
in politics: he is thrty-three years Of age;
he is, generally speaking, nice young
man. II seems to be the universal impress
sion that unless hung or shot, or garotted,
he will rise to be an emperor or king, or
some hin of that sort In fact, the admin
istra' ON having determined to restrain him,
his han ces are now first rate. Mr.. Mar.
cy's CD position will be worth kingdom to
him - Boston Atlas.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-11-26

PHILADELPHIA AND THE WEsT.-The cit.
liens of philadelphia appear to be in earnest
in their endeavors to have the shortest con-
nection with the West. They recently had
a meeting for the purpose of raising $780,
600 to complete the S,eubenville and lndi-
ana Railroad, which is intended to connect
with the Pittsburgh aud Steubenville and
PennsylvaniaRail roads which, il completed,
will bring Philadelphia fifty-six miles near
er to Cincinnati than any other Atlantic
City.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-11-26

MURDER AT LAsaLLE.-At Lasalie, on
the night of the 2lst, the keeper of skin
at the Central Bridge, was killed by mob
of Irish who surro lnded his house after he
had retired. After several shots had been
the murdered man went to the door where
he was Immediately shot dead. A man
named Garrei had been arrested, as one of
the murdercrs.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-11-26
na,lr.aA laaiaenfs.

Among other vigorous measures which
the French Government has adopted for the
prevention Of Railroad accidents, is one
which requires every Railroad Company to
give in list Of it's employees, . statement
Of their duties and q detail Of their salaries,
in order that the Government may decide
whether the pay is Sufficient to secure men
of the needfuI sponsibility.
1t isvery much to be desired that some
better and more stringent regulations could
be adopted and enforced for the preventio N
Of Railrosd accidents in this country. But
our people would run all the present risks
OF being killed on Railroads, rather than
submit to system of Bureaucracy and cen
tralization such as that which governs
France. And they are right.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-11-26

At Medina, N. Y, young man, twenty
two years of age, who had been deaf and
dumb since his ninth year, was taken with
violent spasms OF the chest about a week
ago. and after throwing up small quantity
Of blood, found that his hearing and power
Of speech were entirely restored.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-11-26

The Chicago papers contain lengthy re-
ports of the trial of Oscar +. Caldwell,
charged with embezzlement while conductor
on the Burlington and Chicago Railroad.
The testimony had not been concluded on
Friday evening.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-11-26
FOR SALE.
A HOME! AN INco ME. AN INVESTMENT

FOR SALE.
A HOME! AN INCo NE! AN INvEsTNEuT
'lHE subscriber has determined 10 place his n6sir
in such shape us will enable him 10 be absen
for indefinite PERIOD, aud ia doing presents 1.
The public = rule OF properly anoriing u large Jun
mediate income and great prospective adv tagcs
Che terms aud prices such That the entire e.ats
can be secured b! very small immediate invest
nent, and the time pay ments be fully met b,
the annual sale Of portions Of The unimpsoved par
at greatly augmented rates
One-hfth Only in hand, the balance In tws, three
four and 1--WE years, with ten per cent interest.
Two -Four scre hats, adjoining the ground, of In,
Agricultural Society, where their Fairs ar,
held;
Two Two acre lots adjoining same;
Thirty lots, three squares iniaet) just laid out and
annexed 10 East Davenport;
Six Handsomely situated lots in the old plat q
last davenport, fronting the riy er ana com.
Inaniing splendid views;
One hundred and twenty acres Of splendid Prairie
land, six miles north Of town, very near The
Dubuque road;
Ny Stone Residence containing ten rooms, a large
at.ic, large Kitchen and kitch e II chamber, Wood
house, bathing house, ice house, milk cellar,
vegetable cellar and grounds 100 b, 3.5 feet
equal 10 townl0ts, with fruit trees, era pc.
aud shrubbery, possession given 3 days from
sale;
one-thiri interes, in the Economist FIGURING Mills
at East Davenport. nov in oI,sration, v nth
stock OF wheat on hand.
This PrcPert! will suit n purchaser who Is seek
ing permanent home, with Il view 10 regular busi-
ness aud lucrative investment; il 10 not 18th vie W
TO raise money or seek propInous moment to con
whole to one purchaser, aid Will decline selling
detached portions.
Gro. l.. NicxoLs. ESQ.,, will give full particulars
TO bona fid" purchasers, or the subscriber ut East
davenport viii show this property hen called ON.
w. IL. HILDRETH.
East Davenport, Nov. 18th less.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-11-26
IN 5s66 oTR d 66S d1liEo iowa

Tract 1.-THE T. ofthe W Seco)
The W Sec 10
IN all 400 acres; situated on the Railroad piies
from town.
Tract a-The W ofthe " Of Sec ,oTrSRa
Tract 3-The n W OF Sec ! TIC NR3 Il 1863 ". loa
acres ~ miles fiom davenport
Tract 1.-The $ w Of See II 79NR3EI6o H'loo
"eies"'Yoinihg iract3, ~ miles North from NsVsh
port.
i,.c. a-The \ Il. the S W of Sec ! T.ssRs
.! ~ actes miles from the city.
oo rrct s-1he h of the n Il ofssc PIT 7sNRsK
ooacIes' on me Rail Road, piias from Davenport;
= irart y-Ihe + Of the NV ofsec IgT7 Nkss
f. so acres. .!,o parts Of Sees. and loT s"3s
VI MI MAXI ore farm OF geo ~ 100 acres, upon Inc
Mississippi river, ie milas from Davenport. =,
irael T. anlmprovea Fam, fenced Snd all cu'n
Hickory Grove road, j miles from town, Usage Or.
alYe fence started entirely around the farm, Soe
acres.
Tract 1870 acres in sec'se7 and 81 T7sNRsR.
Tract i0--ln Secs Ia 10 ~ 70 N re- 4, 32U seres
l60improyea and ~ in Timber.
IN CLINTON COUNTY, IOWA.
'sses2sIW Fractional Of The N. ". See. III.
sTi,N n. ~, Il e7.i0 acres, AGAR 1hors's Mills
Very low hI,rpinie 4. for soon: -.
Trae. The 5 Il |! and The 4 Of The W Of ss.
S,am Rs \, a4oaeres, fine spring oAi', nile
TrAc, Is-The z OF Sec aIT isNRIE. of a.s
acres.
Irae. l6-The Ell ofseesa eNRIE, Of 800
acres.
also, about so Lo,sin Russei's addition 10 the tevr
Of 1eheseo. Long time. ..
In Rock Island County, Illinois.
.Ha sl-lhes w Of Sec Is T IL SRl W, els
Lots on Brady Street cor. Of College.
10, on Brady 81 IN Hswes q Robinson's addfuo
containing ~ 100 acres. Low for Cash.
Apply to
WILLIAM ALLEN.
c. o., General Land Agent
soP Soth Ohit Poet Once Building.
Salt. Salt
KIM bngs and barrels Ground Alum ard New
Wv york Salt for sale by
NOV - ALVORD & VAN P4TTEw
70 HYAt,
"A 800. ou"E on A.in S,: rQoms aud room ton.
H~ND. fKeS ~ & r. PARxER,
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-11-26
1iesov1C1s or IOWA.

8B0oUxC88 " lOWA.
Il could hardly be expected that in
State % young a. Iowa, there had been
either dine OF means for ascertaining the
ascent Of those undcyeloped resources
which will increase the amount Of her ta-
ture riches, be the ever fruitful distributors
Il prosperity to her Inhabitants, and At no
listant day materially assist in making her
oae Of the very 6rst States in the coniede-
sscy. To predict the future and not distant
greatness Of cur State. would indeed be a
work Of appropriation. For in regard 70
her growing greatness. accomplishment
Z fellows 20 fast ancr prediction, that when
We venture 10 set any particular bounds TO
Be reached b. prescribed time, though
! sAey may seem pretty large to ourselves
Nd greatly exaggerated in the estimation
Z sf,eirancers, the time which was set has no
sooner been reached. than the rapid adj
= vsncements made in the meantime, utterly
shame the moderation Of our previous cal
cuiations.
ID The present population Of Iowa is in the
seighborhood Of five hundred thous ano' ana
that is being annually increased in man.
,he ,nm.
e'1. $50 ~ ;.m;r,n,s
They are attracted hiiher not only by the
fertility of the soil, Which may be equalled
.a; .,,,h,;,v If
J. .h;ch We sre conf
..-.Y.., .na i. snrnassed
e.,,.r,.,s. Th,se States which
s.h,. .,;m.,. have , moor
,.h;.h h,,s :. rich soil
.,;,a !, !. tho NOS.
..:..,, s.,n,es
~ 49, e :. .ny
,,;,,, .na
..,.... 10, nc. 20, hare res,r.;ns them
= -. 1910 -. w;sh n IN f,r,be, or ~
- nsr;men.s in tho uav of
IT,. ,o.o, 80 ,av,n,.ess which
aos,-.,. ,hem.
n. -, a.o,.od ,.so,rcas
L.. -, - he
-. 81, $50, - Ia, r;.b,e..
80. ~. ~, x;.h,os.
-,
.,...
NV :. oAe y w - So,
uas ~ -
a.. ~. ~ !,
o1u' !.
e's's' oa-
ny a'' ~ -. .f ~. go,
'-s -, - u,
800 u. - - $50,
:" '1e' - .-sss.. r.. "a.
- -. .,no., ;rno,
considering otle' circumstances quite a
remunerative in fiat as in mountainous
8 emntry. A few DAYS ago we publish ed an
.;.. ;, - sho,. ,i,., oven he y;de.ex.
,,
tended piaihs east o. Toe noeAy Mo1h.a''is'
which have been given up as hopelessly
sIreclaimabe deserts, can be and will b..
+ ID bv means ef ar,esian wells into
- t--. -,
fruitful he'o'' "a'i'g wy"
citation and supporting dense populations
But If science can thus literally make the
x...,,. blossom Ike the rose. what NAV i,
~. = aaac, n.,en !, has tho f,,;,.
nos :. az. y
sol soii OF iowa as Inc auxiiiary Oh It's opef'
. ltions, and will be only called upon 10 de.
xeiope resources Of comparatively easy at.
,.;..,,,
-.
s q saoH'oa " o'he' ieee"i'"ee anu We
nonstrations which have been made, as al
% in confirmation Of the preceding remarks
u;ve IN. aollow;ng er,rac, from , renori
,.., ,.,,a.
eeH'y Maue y ou' 'o,"e' 'eio" .''1e"
Col U. a. NIX 10 the directors OF The Du'
buque and Pacific Railroad =
m .f.n..,, n interchangeable ,,,,,;,,
49,, :, D., nodoe nm ho,b s.dss 30 N.
49, ss-:... 80, "a : nn.n,n,ssed !,
s.- na,vasa tho oceans !, is from
ie..m;na,ion ofrreate, ey,ent thar
n.,a 80, ,sn,essnts IN, :
, o.sso' 10. Iii, ~, IN nouar-
luea hHe. coneean, .oiiu.e - -
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-11-26
10 VA LAND ACEAty.
WILLIAM ALLEN,
Attorney and Counsellor st Law,
'EAERAL LAND AGENT AND REAL ESTATE
BROKER.
Post Office Building B ady Street.
DAVENPORT, IONA.

COLLECTIONS promptly attended to In all paris Of The
Stale; Lands entered and srrants located In ALI Land
districts OF The State, Money usted aud Taxes pad
i'r non residents; Money loaned ON uueneG mberd
sion. " VS.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-11-26

FRESH ARRIVAL.
1AHHDS. new crop n Orleans Sugar.,
i5bbl.. new - +" Moissses,
20 S. House and S. II Syrup :.
IS 0 gal. kegs Bclehers syrup
- Golden :"
30 Sacks Rio Coffee,
boxes GrounI,
100 bbis. Winter Apples,
Is Burning Fluid,
10 boxes star Candles,
3bbis. Tar,
10 Crushed, Powdered, Clarf'd. and Loaf Sugar,
% boxes Mould Candles,
IS Palm, Rosim aud Chemical Soap,
IS GfoBnd Spices. Mustard and Chocolate,
I2 A.sort, Pickles,
IS / Chests and Boxes Tea,
Is bb's 4 hiI D5l. Mae kerei and White Fish,
1900 Rs Bank God Fish.
500 bushels PiasleTing Hair.
--NLSD-
Salt In Sacks and Bills Tobacco. Cheese. Nails
Glass aud all tiir articles IN the Grocefy iine on
stock is entirci! new, aud selected with Pnr,cuin
regard 10 The quaii,, of the aslieies. We ~arran
all the articles sell, and We sell for cash WI
will sell low. J. NJ. D5iZELL ~ bRO.,
Sov.l 10 Cor. 2d + Perry sts.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-11-26
e. n X I'D
Ladies' Cashmere Scarfs

! tfT rec isrf greet variety ofcoors and sizes
- nt"iE With B.rk he found some rery rich
GO l., The la, i-s Ia tied 10 eaamiHe them at
WADsh0R1H'S.
So'sl No. Main st.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-11-26
app1ES I

3OC barrels prime Apples for sale cheap oy ntH
WICK & Son. Cali soon at tn Express ONCE
Novsstf Bazar Building.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-11-26

SEAsoN TICKETS to the course Of Lectu res TO %
delivered in this city this ~inter can be had al W.T.
Holmes, Book store. Those who have subscribed 70
the course will please call there and obtain their TICK
ass
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-11-26

No $50. The Mansion House. h.ws
corner Of Thsd and Iowa streets. Also a FINN
tlouse os t~a street; Lease Tor Is ears. 1h Ma.
sion House rents for S5iO per anhum---Pries Sy,Ns.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-11-26

NJ. l6i. House and Lot on Second street Ia,
ofiewa. House 2storics lGx2i construct to seruu
m"ds.e two families, Lease TO run Is years lei
April. Ground Rent S:5 = ~ Enun.--priee sav d,
House and Lease.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-11-26

No iS3. Beside. the asoye have a pumbsrofsl
Improved Lots 10 Macintosh, LEmbtits sna Sa!
akers addition TO North Davenport. which siil
said tos io persons wishing to in1pros ethcm.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-11-26
To Teachers.

10 Teachers,
Tar best System Of PeHmanehip Pabtksked.
DAWSON n DUNToN'S Penmaushp-revised se-
l. ries 10 eight parts price is sentss parts for %
cts Call and see them at
u mo..22 ELI ADAMS e. co.
fRFsH Oystersn supply, another lot just received
II ard for sale by JACOB WEAVER r.. n 60
CTINCING CUTTEEs-FoT sale cIemDIy
Av1 nov22 JACOB WEAvLR, Jr, Il co.
NEW BEEF TONGUES For sale by
IN nsys2 JACOB WEAVER, Jr,N eco
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-11-26

u. sides the above hayea number OF unapro,,t
l"tsn different parts otthe Gity, whieh am authors.
edto lease for II term oi Years app, 10
GEokGE L. SlCkoLfe,
Corner VI Mai Il and Secold sis
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-11-26
SPECIAL NOTICES.

Hinder this head limited num ber OF spesial potices
will be inserted at 10 cents per une each ihsertops
or so cts. per " eek.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-11-26

No lGs. A beautiful Cottage and rou Dis sdjo,n.
ing Mr.. Lambrite's Residence. Lot lI4XIt3, shith
viii be sold y ith o. without lots adjoining o. hs
sou.h-Pne. for house aid Lot S2,2 tU.
apply to
GEORGE u. NICHOLS,
Cor. 81 Main nd Socon dsI
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-11-26

Wholesale and Retail CrOcerS,
POST OFFICE BUILDING,
Ieas.! Ieas.' Teas!
1an cADDrEs from to Q, lbs. to sui, families
ioo 50 's chests black w H Inee,ia s &c;
lUO Jars, ~ wilson viz. r. + HARLEY fa is'""
Sn boxes Tomato Catsup and Pepper Sauce;
~ 100 boxes quart, Gall aud ! Cali Pickles
WILSON & HARLEY.
A very superior lot Of fresh Peaches In cans;
WILSON & HARLEY.
IN boxes Palm Soap:
soap. WILSON d HARLEY.
A large assortment of Tobacco and Cigars.
WILSON & HARLEY.
20 50 h, = OBJ ssl' n o. s. and syrup mola'
50 10 gall. Kegs
= 65 boxes of Mould Candies;
~ boxes Of Star Candles;
WILSON & HARLEY.
zCV WILSON & HARLEY.
WILSON & HARLEY.
w ~ doz Tubs assd. sizes.
% doz Bed Cords;
WILSON & HARLEY.
A Few bbls Of very prime DIisd Apples and
"A Peaches;
c wv assortment OF spices, Zantc Currants ard
looking RaisiHs;
20 sacks of Coffee;
100 bbls Winter Apples.
1n WILSON Il HARLEY.
boxes Essence Of Coffee;
n, h Urn nlhrch for pies, pudding, custaris;
~ poNes Pearl Starch.
an ,ther Goods connected with the bssines which
we wiz sell at wholesale or retail ut very small
advance on cost. A
WILSON HARLEY,
Brady ST., doors below Post Once,
- Davenport.
Nov2 till further notice.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-11-26
Out Lots

! have several sniull lrasts of Land la lhs in No.
aintc vicinity Of III. city, containing from vac 70
twenty acres. saitatl. for pr,ats residences gardens
t'hc' yards DE-, which v III sell Al prices Na..iS
IRON SJe 10 osVU, some 81 those within sas limits
OF the city. GEo. l.. NJ, KULLs.
al Main sFP-nd SIS