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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1856-02-23
BROWN d ANDERSON,
No. 40 Market St, Nashville, Tenr

OFFICE OF TEE hAETLAND CoNsoLIDATKD LoTrRRlRs,l
BALTIMORE, JULY lst, 1855. !
Al TeKKTf CERTIFIcATEs OF PAcKA0Es OF TIcxRTs,
IN ThE LOTTERIES STATE OF MAEHLANp
LFTRosKARHED SIGNATURE OF r. 4. BhhNAN,
GRHKRAL AsRNT CONTRAeToR ANS AST oThRas AAE
-
Owing the applications from all paris OF the
country the management will give their attention. 10 the
nng OgdeTsfoF Tickets Certificates, 10 the Maryland
lotteries
Persons distance may confidently rely upon having
their orders fer Tickets promptly nned and the rctesl con
EdeBce observed.
These Lotteries drawn daily in public in the City OF
Baltimore, under the superinsndenee Of the Sate Lottery
Commissioner Heavy Bonds given to the Stale seeu-
riy for payment all Prizes. The prices Of Whole
Tickets from 81 ts $S0 Hsf and Quarter Tickets In
proportion.
which Prizes vary amount from 81 TO SO00U, according
10 the price of Tickets. Fer Instance -.
When price Of Tickets 81 the highest Prize about
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VALUABLE
Iron p opertV Cor Sale.

TINE undersigntd proposes to SELL accommodating
terms, his La rel Furnace and Lands-consisting Of
some five six thousand acres situated in Dickson
ty about miles southeast of Charlotte, Immediately
the line of the n d n W. Railroad Said Furnace is
in successful operation and is entirely new having proba
by the best Engine and Rlast in the State well sup
pied with Ore and Timber. Also, about 090 acres Of
well Timbered Land, with excellent Ore Bank, situated
in Hickman county, Tenn, few miles from Etna Fur
mace And also. the Buffalo Iron Works, situated in Law
county, Tenn this property has about 900 acres
OF Land which large bodies Of Iron Ore,excellent
water power Main Buffalo, and also on Chiefs Greek
which is good Furnace Stack just completed There
are excellent farms the latter place, which within
miles of the Tenn. d Ala. Railroad
My object in selling isto concentrate my business, as
have lately purchased Carroll Furnace; and having more
Iron Property than attend to- wish to SELL and will
make it TO the interest of any desiring TO purchase
such property TO buy of me- Any wishing to pur-
chase either OF the places call at Laurel Fur
mace or at Carroll Furnance, to Laurel Furnace OF
the Hickman Lands; and on W Napier the Buffalo
property, as to those lands Either OF whom will take
pleasure in showing them the property.
ianS7-dtwkwlm " NAPIER
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Flour at the above rates o be shipped IN ots q S.
sy.hTe barrels and upwards at one tina Whsn 4. -
quantities, i've cents per barrel to be added Flour io
sacks viii be transported same tsrns 200 lbs 70 i
rated and charged as one barrel Il. l. ANDERSON.
octI3.-tf IN ,a-,e..{I-s
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OIL.-5 Gro. genuine Cod Liver oil,
" just received from Rushton, CLARK Cos by
les 10. G. Brown, As College st.
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.FARE REDUCED TO si9 50
COMBS, FANS, AND FANCY GOODs-
villa TASKER

IN PARk PLACE, NEW 1UkA rites The attention
lUa Of Southern and Western Merchants 70 his new .ck
Of Fans Combs Hair Tooth and Nail Brrshes adiss Rss
cuss, Perfumery, Soaps Porte Monsies 3et spd 30
Bracelets Pocket Books, Dress Buftonz Pins and Esl
Hooks and Eyes. Watch Guards Wax Coral and f;lass
Beads, Necklaces, &C. India Rubber Conbs Canes. B.iIs
and Toys Of every description Scissors Rsurs ard Cr
lery Gold and Gilt JeEelry, Aecordeons a. Violiss IN
Guiding general and very large stock OF Enxsh Frun
and German Fancy Goods, which will be soId Al ths vs.
lowest prices for CASE or APPsoyED PAPxr =
~ Orders BY letter selected and put IN in he -
manner WILLIAM TASKER
ury4-lyd Psax Pc. M Vs.
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PaIT9Ier's Patent Leg.
FAMILY GnOCEItI.

A
uAVE in store and tor sale low tor cash. the follow
EXIna Family Flour warranted the very best.
Suyar-BroWn Crushed, Loaf and PulVerized.
Codee-Jaya Lsguyra and Rio
Preserves JeIles and Jams, of all kinds.
ancss I,atsups Pickles, Oysters Spices and Fish
PIE Fruits. Peaches, Cherries, and Straw berries.
Era,h Tomatoes aud all other articles strictly for Anlly
oss Warranted the very best quality
jan%56 ). N. nav ~ hLHo % -'e"e.- oH.oH 81 co.
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VALUABLE REAL ESTATE FOR SALE

VALUABLE REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.
N-The undeI signed proposes to sell portion Of the
which he resides in the county Of Maury known
as Hamilton place"
These lands are beautifully located, well improved
watered and timbered and in point oferty productive
ness and heslthuness not surpassed equaled, by
any lands in the State of Tennessee There in the
neighborhood Episcopal, Presbyterian and Methodist
Churches also schools male and female in the midst OF
of good society to be found in the Southern States
zoo Acres offered for sale, fronting on the COum
bia Central Turnpike Road divided into tIVE LOTS con-
tanning So rs l55, $50, and 29 seyeray. The i'm
proyements consist of BEAUTIFUL GOTHIC COT
fAGE built of brick containing eight rooms with neces-
sary OutbudngS 400 Of cleared land under good
fence overSeers houses negro quarters, blacksmith and
carpenter shop. mill house, corn crib, de- &c, &c
The lands will be sold either in body In lots If not
disposed of by the first Of November, will be offered at
pu6lc sale in lots TO professional gentleman, merchant
Southern planter who desires beautiful country resi-
dence these lands offer great attractions Is rare that
! such lands are efieTed for sale,
Address the undersigned at AshwoOd Post Office, Maury
| county, Tenn.
50 PAs of the land may be at the store Of Maves
Orr & Gautt COumbis, and with f. Houston ESQ., Nash
| vile, Tenn
/ ssu1G--ff IECIIIS L POLK
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NASHVILLE AND CHATTANOog4 R1TTRo1n
II NOTICE TO SHIPPERS e.

II Until the Tennessee River Brid0s ia rs61iI1 q. -
~ Produce and Merchandise will be trap. ~. -,
shipped across the river on Steamboats, and gar ~
gs ana oe to two draysgss shippers are not
ned that all goods sent to the Depots in packages us
cent tor tbs entire protection Of the eOatent viii - -
Jec ted Graln VIII not be received except in he.vv oa
oufgs or gunny bags light thin seeks will he sf.a
s1ss at ne rtsk V as 0sr, the lab0= and time aecss
sAry to reparthe same will greatly retard the trarshi,DD
and cannot be performed The Agents Of tha Ira -
specially instructed not receive grau Al THAR res-
stations unless the sacks plainly and distinctly srs
and accompanied BY an order Of shiDuleuf
We cannot permit the Depots 10 be used a Stor.~.
houses Ior tram or Produce when the tame 20 - bsd
unn su me convenlence OF the owner or shipper %
order Horward. Nhest 70 Chattanooga will be har,d
nine cents and Corn eght per bushel from ubo
ma snd all stations west Of Tennessee Ryar and fro
Nashville and al stations west Of Tuahoma Wheat win
be charged ten cents and Corn ntue cents Der buss
Whisky will be charged dollar per barrel from N,sk
VILE TO Chattanooga All articles s freight desaustsd in
our Iarln as st I'd Cd and 4h elass viii De carried q
present TAr11 rates h. 1. ANDERSON,
,,.,,,.s,.....- SuPtN 4 C Railroad
REDUCTION ON LUMBER TO NASHVILLF
From Bridgeport 70 Tantalon Inclusive Lumber Il -
duced 81 Ce= load from present rates From Corp.
% S9rm4ndy elusive, Lumber is reduesd 81 per Car
Ioad Iron former rafes- decls 49,
RAILROAD NOTICE.
VTTON destined for Charleston VIII On and aftcr stss
~ date be charged "a s5 per bale Of 500 lbs or lsss ao
So eentsper 100 lbs. for excess of over 500 Jbs
septic d. l. ANDERSON, Sup't n k.CRR
FROM NASHVILLE TO NEW ORLEANS.
THROUGH IN FOUR DAYS.
FARE, THIRT 2 DOLZAR9
VIA Chattanooga, Atlanta, and West Point 70 Mont
gomery oy Railroad Tickets 70 be had at the Do
From Montgomery to Mobile, BY a double daily Iipe
mornng and evening" ofStages and Steambosts coanss
ing win tne steamers from thence to New Orleans
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sCoTT's LITTLE GIANT COIN AND COZ

THERE are feztures connected with this Mill worthy Of
consideration and close examination on the part o.
those wishing TO purchase Feed Mill.
ls mechanical construction and adaptation to the par-
poses designed TO crush and grind corn It's great ca
paeity while doing immense work with extraordinary
ease ITS durability s amply provided for The complete
and entire p0rtabeness of the Little Giant rendering lis
greater convenience tor plantation and farm use imPoss
oie IL requires mechanical aid or bill OF expense 70
put farm hand servant can put up and set one
running half an bours time. The convenience with
which The sweep may be applied to run horzontaas
nost ususlOr over head, and the mill may be easily al
tached where is used. The power tRkes
requiring and two horses The quantity and quality
ct product 80 bushels Of good feed meal per hour
according to the degree of hneness ground and the size
mill IL rs the cheapest mill all hIpgs considered, there
Is before the public.
Another thing connected with the Little Giant pat
en and worthy of note the fact that there has been no
Patent Right specuating or huckseng about the coun
try, Is usual with the thousand bunsiLg i'm
plenents that got Up tTademerey 10 get money
BY selling or palng of the patent right upon the credu
l0us-tsu the machine be abandoned by all parties
humbug The other hand the Patentee and Proprieors
ofthe Little Giant Mills believing that they eanand de-
termned that they will supply the Agrcuturalists and
Stock rsisers ofouT country with superior Mill per
aRnenty engaged in the business and have hun
dred thousand dollars invested in the manufacture Of these
nis in the East West and South, Of these establish
ents employing 60 solely in this business So high
yare these mills appreciated thousand have been
sold within the past eighteen mouths and the heaviest and
the extensive Manufacturers Of Agricultural mple
ments in the United States have eagerly sought inter-
est in their manufacture and sale.
No implement has been more thoroughly tested;
O the kind has received and high testimonials
from Mechanics Institutes and Agricultural Associations
and by of substantial practical utility and
merit have fairly ground their way into every day
and popular favor than Scotts Little Giant Corn and
Cob Mil Orders promptly filed.
Liberal discount to dealers.
BROWN 4 ANDERSON,
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EOR RkNT-A Brick Office VIVA rooms CherrT
Il street. near The corner Of Coerry aud Church
Applyto J. L Z W BROWN,
tsbls-dEs ~ Cherry st
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kNlShENG TACkLE.--A large stock selected by
L one of the frm consisting of Genuine Limerick
Hooks, plain and Snoods; also Aberdeen, Grayeta
leen and Common Limerick Hooks splendid assortment
of Lines Cable Laid Silk and Sea Grass Spun and Plated
Silk; Minnow Senes II by 4 Floats Of every variety
Reels Jonted Rods Clearing Rings, Fly Hooks, DC, 60
In Short supply those who appreciate hne Tackle
with almost every thing they may need for the successful
prosecution of this useful calling.
leg 10. g. BROWN, 48 College 81.
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Portable Plantation Corn Feed FIGURING Mills Manu-

Portable Plantation, Corn, Feed kI0uLIns A1IIs
fnctured from the best quality Of frencn 5ulE 5
Il IN order smut Mills Min Irons, Mill Gearing,
Betting Hosting and Regulating Screws Scree9 VIZ,
Damsei Irons Plaster of Paris, Dutch Anker bfah"
k}olting Cloths, Of all numbers 90, -,
All arucles sold BY warranted 70 be oil the Dest qua"
itY or the money refunded. ..t
aillsrs MIlwrighis Farmers aud others are respect
folly invited to examine my stock "ISAa~ss eie
where.
Anorders aud communications promptly sltended te
JOHN W. BRADFORD,
TpohT-sntwkEly Cor Broad and High SITS. Nashville
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MISCELLANEOUS
nTSsOIITT,ON.

TINE coparnership heretofore existing under the firm
L and style Of BROWN & GRUBBS, is this day dis
solved by mutual consent Jo G. BRowE s alone author
lied to use tbs name of the firm in liquidation, &c.
10SIAHG BROWN
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BARG AIN IN A DWELLING.
a NEAT frame dwelling WITH fhresor four roomsjon
IA the corner Of MeNairy a1d Dsmumbrane sresia in
West Nashville fronting 100 feet Demumhrsne stress
and loo rOnt on AeNay street Apply Immediately 70
=. L. 4 2. W. BROWN
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IL
II NJ WILKIN having been admitted TO practice IN
o. ali the Courts OF Tennessee and New ork aud hsv
tBv uernanenty located in Nashville, Will send 70 s
matters Of Collection and Litigation entrusted 10 NM
S,fHca Eo Cherry street. H"'o-H
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IL sale by 10. G. BROWN, 4S College st.
DURE MANONGAHELA WHISKY.-5 bbls
l. of the above just received of prime quality sold to
us for six years old.
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OTONE WARE.-2500 pieces stone Ware, consist
y ing of Jars Churns jugs Milk Pans, Butter Crooks
DC. of every size, just received.
les 10. G. BROWN. 4S College St /.
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MORGAN VANCE.

For the Complete Cure OF Coughs, colds,
Influenza, Asthma, Bronchists, Splitting
of Blood and all other Lung Com plai N Is
tending TO Consumption.
g s s 8 q q q q a g q @ q
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DEARL STARCH.-25 boxes Of very superior
i article of Starch, Just received BY
ies 10. G BROWN, 4s College st.
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DORTER AND SCOTCH ALE.-Constanty on
L hand, Barclay, Perkins d Co.'s celebrated London
Porter and MEMS Scotch Ale.
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RAILROAD NOTICE.
NOTTON destined for Charleston vii on and after ttss
SIS centsper 100 lbs for excess of over 500 Jbs
septic II. LANDERSON S,,rit y 4 n d y
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" TIT 10 lNzlR5Il ' ILllI.
From Bridgeport 70 Tantalon Inclusive Lumber i p.
duced 81 per Ter load from present rates Fro Con..
TO Normandy inclusive, Lumber is reduced a. per ear
Ioad from former rates. declS 49,
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GAcAGo, December I, 1855
fpurchassd oas Il z. J. NJ. Ciark's Flour Mills
tiEs since and Aer trial Of several weeks, feel that
tan s1sEe<ly spl Of 1t 10 TOO high terms have besp
saer for twenty ysears aud Tree % say that
make letter -four itb this mil, aad larger yield AID
rl.u il With more Ease % myEef than any mil have
- u plumber nillsrs have besH in 10 IL and all
s4g they arc well pleased With iis operation. IL will
Grind with ease teive bushels hour and be ruu
Eifh from IL hOrse power. wogi mend
u eTs give trial, aud certain they will not
uizd 90 rstaro % The old pIal q milling.
II -L-IL.n
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lAYEA p0RT NlsIC sI0EE.

RANDALL HG1GIS nave Juai opeEodE Args
- assor.nelio OF Guitars, ViOiius, Banloes, tambo
zines dc, Sc. ALSO ever kird Of Music Books 40 p
ii use which tboy viii ellVury cheap for Cash ~ \,
lie Claire Row Oet3d, iN54
/ UNIONS scApoIEoF Piano Forte, Curtis GEltsi
IL zundsa l4ei 4deon instructor and In fact every
Kind OF instTueion relating 30 music can be found
the Daysnp port NJ sic 5toT6i
No lie CT sifs Row; T. A
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Wa z Baker, Christina,
Dss.d naxrs, Lebanon c., "a.
saa1uri fisthsld, fhrlteiplis,
II. IUrty, Philadelphia.
james J. Pfics, Wilmington, Del.
Joshua Boat, BatyU Rouge. La.
Thomas B-avsT, Philadelphia.
b T. Forest, Bucks CO, Pa.
Augustus Linn, Guernsey %, O
b BruGSugh, HaysTille Ky
uirabriet FEAR, Lancaster o., Pa
Herman c 0ulBs Philadelphia
Geo NJ OFT, I yy0tning ~, Pa
john Mcgey, Harrisburg Pa
Edmund Bayern, Brooklyn, n j
5 A Tucbsr, Salem. Arkansas
jaime Z Gregg, MeLou Va
n Bssl, Ciairasi4 Go,
B0ld Edpiobds, Bgtlor g.. o
ar Kirk, MaysYiils. "
" ! Noble, Chicago, III
IA L Ride, echuyIkill CU, Pa
@ A HasDn, Philadsiphia
David CLARK, biay,gI1s, Ky
. d Kiugsr, A!erBnIIB, We
u u Hart, Evansville, iBd
Joserb Petit, Esisu 10, = J
Ut 1mrsy, Upper saadushy, q
Jacob L.ouaTd, Philadelphia
v G Gbliu, Wilmington, Del
q MGiafigs Northampton CO Ia
} Il Platter, Wilmington, Del
rH EohusoB, Potter 20, Pa
mp scEweB, Philadelphia
J Morton Pod, Wilmington, Del
w w Hsm.T 4 20, Cincinnati
= Miller, Head Flour Insp., Phil
James w EdnGOnas Pnsbls Co,
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CAMDEN FLOUR & FEED SIOkE
tIHE subscriber nsvilg made ssfsDgs wers 70 b
ID oi lDiormiag sas eitEsus Of DC bss
opened store Tor Lhls pgtpess oa tbs corner q 20
and Harrison strssis. a bb<T.l asouoioo "s'" W
ba.sn and sboss wle bay 20 evil kssin' xv,s
Jupss dy3G 'stss'
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Gbifaop.
SW u TCHlN GS,
Isl Randolph street, chicago, Illinois.
Rich and ELEGANT Furniture,

ftNik adersigAea would respectfully 5aencaase 10
= TIE Stusens OF tAe Ngst, thsi he has. as,shea a
ffrstt Warehouse Of Rosewood rsglor FaTns
tare and all ther kinds, saeh Library, hininsaaa
.hsmher suits Of Rosewood, Mahogany OAK anu
Walnut, all OF which have been maae IN has own
mandatory In New Work city, sad materials ~
Steamed and knn.tried, and Warranted IN ever
rospee equal 10 any made in this soGatrs OF ha'epS
Also. fail assortment OF Trasiew's and
Grovsstesn's celebrated Pianos, -,
which have taken the Gold Medal steSery Ne" hosA
exhibition, tor The last nine YEAR, sna w. 10 Nav
CT Competitors, al the late Crystal f"isss Ia Nv"
York city. 49, Ia
All orders will be taken and made up ron w s
tssf French STYLES and solo 10 Chieaso a. 'nS ~
prices as SOLD 10 in New York city. Aisn isa ~
sorsment Of the New ra,ens SPRING 3D. sns nv.
| rsntsd. TjM. Price sle,oo. The aussuea Q, tAs
Public 10 also Invited 10 the Patapt Mes2aa.e na.'
90 The most eompete taing ever iaaae, Psi'ssssf W.
| Is hie al the reduced price oil q eemplete,
| IL HUrCHiNGS, Msaafscturer and im porter,
Iul, Us dsm lSl Raaaolrh stree . Chicago, Iii
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tIrE G4ys lsKan four stalls IN Ihs Ia
~ w eiaifs Market (nesT The Railroad
bepot,l aud xssare the public tLsi NJ
---0 shall al all times be faiiy sEpylisd
III ali tns gsTIets - usually Esptln meAi mark
oar N Vii. be the beet tie county trords--
s intend 70 former prime Ertleies aud pgl them
such proos wills oD' se Toe necessity "a hsfsLofofs
iIg. ~, 49, - ,,...,4 -
smoked and Dnsd sests, Of Doe. aaaiisleA sf,a cur
fak, .e,,.
~ IL xsfkeuns nil be delivered 70 our easto u.
,ss .dsm A.P.6 D. KELLY.
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MAINS ana many other certificates, reference,
sn,i extracts Of letters evenly rsiiaeie gentsmef
whose names are affixed thereto.
Hs,yaS hacoao tho patenteos aud proriietnrs 81 I'D
MIN and James Al. Clark palenC omhinea Grinding an,
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FRUITS, &C.

FRUITS, &C.
A FRESH lot Of Lemons, 0fHnxHs, Nuts, CAudiss
nae, tusi received by
Dee 29dH n. II. HEiDENHEIMER.
y. II. HkiDENHLIMEK,
Wholesale aud Retail Groeery and Proyisior
Store.
Second 81, 6 doors bs!osO Brady, North side.
I HAVE Just received ana ana opening one OF the
i largest nd best selected stocks OF
GROCERIES AND PROVISIONS
ever before brought to this market, 10 which invite
the attention OF ooaniry merchants and the pa bile
general, to wAom orel he above at greatly reduced
prices
Call and 500 l0I ourselves before purchasing else
where. dec 12-dtI
---ss~----~----~---------------
CHEEsE.
GuPkRIOR Cheese aud priule Leaf Lard In Cans
y 81 tna Havkeye stofo.
spl I7-du JACOB WEAVER, Jr.. a co
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WOOD, WOOD,
JUST RECEIVED

just HLIIIFEU
A CIiAs FlsHa la addition To his former stosk o
"A goods, Iargs assortment Of Gro Do hoi silks,
bsroSe Robes,
Dsrs8ss Plain aud figd,
8a Printed sSiustus,
White Graduate Robes,
aud paissols,
Which VIII be .oIi st unusually low prices.
Juna2 DIT 81" CHAs. FISH
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HAMS

Sugar Cured Hams at II Cents!
I you waHt . choice sugar Cured IL am or a smo-
i ksd Shoulder, sppiy 8. my PORK House on Ffoai
Street,
Sugar Cured Smoked Hams II cents,
Smoked Shoulders o
Libofsi diseouHi a.sdc 70 tao Trade.
IehIs d-tT 4. ID niIRRDHh
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W1olcnaic uToSS9s AM
COMMISSION MERCHANTS.
No, ia south N alter street,
Near tue Illinois Central Depot
CHICAGO, ILLS,
nFFER for sale large and well seleoisd stseS Of
[ eroesrtes, cousistng in part of the follow.
So hhds. \. o. sugar common 10 prime
500 bbls. Refined and Clarified duo.
80 :. n %. aad West Iadsa Apiasses,
100 package. choice Green aud Black Teas.
800 bags R!o, Jsmaica, Java and Aoeha 9onee.
40 batIs and half butts choice 5rnnds plug IeoEeeo
$40 bbls. prime loose smoking Tobacco.
80 sayea Bar sasp assorted brands. do
40 Pressed faiios. StsSrine, Star u sperm
3a No. | aad Seated herring, lesndies
.Ha Drums choice kiene Figs
500 boxes N X. Raisins, prime fEaitt
Together vita II The other articles usually KEPT In
onpie.e stock u Gtscenes, We eau assure GU
fricads and toe pablie generally that We are deter
mined not 70 be audesold BY any other house In TIL
market, -
From the faet Of oar having unusual iaeli1ies 10
purchasing goods Aivantsgeoasy, We arc abundant
" able 10 redeem all our pledges.
All n s-srn AVERY, uPHAa q co.
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IRIS great ualiiy. Sim.
i pllSiiy, chespness Of
price and aaartsucn 10
HE wants oiaH classes
OF Ihe com N q nifty
strongly .ssommend II
In every State IN the
Unian, hutpartieala,is
Ii sshstanslatui BY lhe
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-08-30
IOWA SOAP WORKS,

Above front, sotweon MAlu and Brady strsets-,
DAVENPORT, low 49,
THE subsenbors hssihg recently completed their
WORKS 10 lhiseitf, arepc@ prepared 10 ill order,
for their diieFs nj grades Of Hosp and rol, their
VERY sapsnof Qualities, for pfe-enlineEce In the
market IL sli be found, an trlI, thal eoaps viii
afford more atner, and witt lose LABOR remove IT.
that they do not nall Ia hot wafer are eonss
quenliy noel oaesperto tie Consumer haying been
proven that seven pounds " soap so al 70
ofthe Ordinary kind and tpAt the great dificnlt,
Other soaps Is snrnonnled II sgfs Of Ieaning the
hands free from soEansss Gfssr long immer.ion and
rubbing In Lhe ~ash-Iub ..rrs.
Tue grades above referred 70 are kEAAlYe, Pea /,
Palm No Extra d Family soaps. HIlh the aboyo
assertions, submit prod aots Tho ssrIhcatoas
oil tho public with e0nhsance .hAt tie of them will
justly alta.sions OF tner quality. Mer.
chants and Dealer. are tequssted 70 call and examine
tor Iht mselves before ptrrLS sang slss1horc.
jan ~, 1886. dtf. ! ME-. HALL a. CO.