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The Nevada journal., 1856-03-07

HA- Dr. johnson once dined with a
Scottish lady who had hotch for dinner.
After the doctor had tasted it, she asked
him if it was good. Il. is good for hogs,
ma'am,'' said the doctor. ''Then praY,'
said the lady, "lef me help you to : little
more"
The Nevada journal., 1856-03-07

A late writer wishes to Know what more
precious offering can be laid upon mans
heart than the first love of a pure, affec.
tionate girl, with an undivided interest in
eight corner lots, and fourteen three story
houses We give it up.
The Nevada journal., 1856-03-07
SAERIFF'S SAL E.

= 7 virtcc Of an Execution to nc directed Issued
- irom the Clerks once OF the District Court in and
for the County Of Nevai. in favor of I Palard ct nj
AMI gaiust Livingston & Tnney dated Feb 9Th, 1856
for the Of 81 81 dollars, debt. 1 have levied
upon and seized the following described property to-
wit-Ali the rigbs title and interest Of Livingston i
Tinney in and 10 lot CT Mining Claims situated at
Birshylie in the County of Bridgeport and known as
the Irish claims which sha! sell az public auction
TO the highest bidder for cash at Birchvile on the
described premises On tie Sth day Of March. A. ID
1856.
Given under ny hand this 18th daT Ct Feb. & d
1856 Attest w. W. WRIGHT Sheriff. n G
By c. F: WOOD, Under SheTiT
The Nevada journal., 1856-03-07
NEVADA, CALIFORNIA, FRIDAY MORNING MARCH T 1o56

required. A bet from steady, industri-
ous person, who will be apt to- pay if be
loses, will meet with prompt attention.
j. P.
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LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS.
SUMMONS

STATE OF CALIFORNIA. County Of Neyada-sS-
District Court of the Fourteenth judicial district Of
SAID State The people of the State of California To- John
Boyhton A. e. Burnanl, R. Porter, Vim. u. Morris. ct
al. greeting:
You are hereby commanded 10 appear and answer
within Ten days afer The service or this Wr f served
h ms county, and within Twenty days il without this
county and within this District snd within Forty da,s
without This District and within the State, the COM
plant Of Pitt Adams Plaintiff now on file in the Clerk
Office of the District Court said against you Va De
endanls for the recovery of 9l6 Co. and or ihe for
closure OF certain Mortgage set forth and fully described
in the Plaintiffs complaint
Or IN case OF Your iaure to appear anl answer said
coinpioln me sad Plaintiff will take Judgment against
you therefor by default, together with damages and
costs OF suil and also demand The Court such other
relief US Is prayed for in his said complaint
In testimony whereof, /, JNO. III. ESTWICK Clerk OF
me fourteenth Judicial Distr Court aforesaid, do
this 10th day OF January, A. d. 1854.
T., JOHN II. BOSTWICK, Clerk
ByTHoMAs P. HAwLEy, Deputy.
STATE ceaDr os HsFsSs In the District css5s
PITT ADAMS
JNo.J. BOYNT0N. e. al
On reading and fling the filavit of F. ]. DuSS, ESQ
counsel ior fiahih herein, aud it appearing the
lsfaciun OF The Court that service OF Summons in the
above emitted cause be had AS against " iliam
b. rs and that the lainii has used due diligence
10 make such service. at
Ii therefore ordered that the service be made upon
'ne sdiu H b. Morris by the publication of the Sum-
newspaper printed and published in the County of
Nevada from 'he dae of the first insertion.
MILLS SEARLS, District Judge.
true copy-A.test
J. II. BosTwICK, Clerk.
BY THoNAs P. HAwLEr, Deputy.
The Nevada journal., 1856-03-07

Sag "Any game hcfcabouts'" said .
newly arrived conner to a Texan. "Guess
so,'' said the Lone Star inhabitant, "and
plenty of 'em-we have bluff, poker,
euchre, all fours and monte, and just as
many others as you like to play"
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INSOLyENT NOTICE.
In the matter of the application of Benjamin
D. Bowers an Msolycnt Debtor.

IN :he District Court of the Fourteenth Judicial, Dis
trict IN and for the County of Nevada.
pursuant TO an orer this day made BY the Hon Niles
Sears, District Judge of the Hstric Court aare-ad
Notice Is hereby given to all the creditors of snd In
solvent 10 be and appear before said Court ut the Court
Honse in the Town AMI County cf Nevada, IN MONDAY
The slst day OF Apri,, ID. 1855. ut ten o'clock A. "
then end there 10 show f any they cam why an
assignment of the said lnsovens Estate should ,t he
made and he be discharged from his debts and liabilities
as un lnsolyeHt nebicr.
Given under my hand with the seal of The Dis
LIS OF the district Court aforesaid hereto affixed
this 29ih day of January. A. ID. 1858
J. II. BUSTWlCn. G lerk District Court
by THOMAS r. HAWLEY rep
c. A. JouSsoS AIRY for petitioner 4o-d
The Nevada journal., 1856-03-07

DISSOLUTION OF co-PARTNEasH1P.
John BLATTAU having purchased the entire in
Y terest Of Claudy Craft, in the firm of Battau 4
Craft, said firm is this day dissolved by mutual cen
sent JoHS RIArTAu.
Nevada, Feb. l3, 1856 CCRAFr.
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EST. OF ISRAEL JOINER.

Ing duly oath says that the foregoing report IS
AM account Of sill estates Of deceased per
which have into his hanis-the apprised value
OF The same, the expenditures made and the balance
cash hand.
ALXEY o.FELT Public Administration, Nevada Co.
Subscribed aud 70 before this lgh Of Feb
1885. ). Il. EoSTWICK, Clerk P. c.
Dy 7. ElLAaD BEAN Deputy.
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NOTICE. .

IL. PERSONS indebted 10 wM. WILSON arc requested
TO come forward and settle prior 10 February I'd 9th
erwse they viii Gud their accounts in the hands of the
proper officer for collection.
JAMES i. PATTERSON AGENT
The Nevada journal., 1856-03-07
81 Ross ahead of tho World! 81
Ross Restaurant!

No.3I Commercial street Nevada
ID CSS HAS iGAIN RETURNED To NEVADA and es-
IL tablished himself at No. 81 Co nrercial street
where he has E;ted upa
ESL4CRANz AND BOARDING HOUSE.
In superior style. lie designs keeping on hand every
thing that is requste good House. Oyster suppers
Meals, &c supplied at all hours.
Board per Week. .-.-.-.-.-.--- 80 %
Board and Lodging, per week ek............. Q CO
Connected with the Restaurant is BAR, which will be
supplied with Liquors. Wines. Cigars, &c
W. Russ, No. 81, Commercial street.
November q-tf
The Nevada journal., 1856-03-07

JGHy BLA-TAr viii continue the busipess aai set
t,e oil eisfDs fur I'D sSsuas the ls.e aYu
The Nevada journal., 1856-03-07

JOHN PHGNIx.
1884 Seventeenth street, vallecetos.-
"Se compra orc aqui, up stairs"
p. 8. Satisfactory references gi7-en and
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-03-10

Tie day was fiae day, bot an TINS Apeet-
ed shower suddenly dove tive OF thEee IT.
de parties into the cottage for temporary
shelter. q Bible and a boauet otH0wers icy
upon the table,
a shrcwd-looking man one of the cem-
eany, approached the table---he was an i'm
iidel. He opened the Bible and closed i
again with smile that was mingled with
derisien lie then took up the boqaet.--
This suits ne BEST said he, with an ey.
ulting air, ssfor il has 10 mysteries; ! can
understand il; lis rolors arr fair, and us
scent delightful Saying this, he pulled
flower from the hoquet, and stuck it 10 ms
bosom.
A pause succeeded bat il was soon gro.
ken by an old gentleman, whose meek ana
mercy loving face was grateful 70 gaze on,
and whose gray hair entitled han TO re-
spect He had beard the observation OF
the nfdel, and felt anxious to counieraet ITS
influence: advancing to the table, hc also
took up the boquet,
"How bounteous III this eft, said he,
sis the Father of Meroies Ttis boqnet
is delightful. How deHeaich formed are
these beautiful flowers How fieh are iheir
varied tints, and how sweet is the fragrance
they eShale! But shat, we forego the Joy
OF inhaling their fragrance, aad the delight
OF gazing upoa their acanty. because we
cannot explain the hidden mysteries 81
their existencel We know no, how dry
husky, unsightly seed, when sci IN the
ground, could start up into such glorious
tormsi We cannot telihoW It i Ina, from
the same soil such different stems Should
spring, and on the same flower such yariec
tints appear; nor know ne why some O.
the fairest and sweetest flowers should be
thckly pointed with thorns. These thIngs
are mysterious; but IL we wait till We car
comprehend them, the flowers will fade
away. for their life Is short. Let Us gaze
then, on their beauty, aud inhale their ira
GRANGE while we may.
"And why should we not continued he
putting down the boquet and taking up tht
Bible, "whv should we not use the Word @
God in the same way? This blessed booi
prompts Us to do all that is good, warns u
against everything that is evil, and, ami'
the darkness Of this bad world, points US Il
brighter and better. Mysteries Il has
deep and awful mysteries-Rhieh its ar
mighty Author alone can explain; but shal
we waste our short lives brooding over then
aud neglect the greater part, which is quit
plain, and overlook the manifold mercles J
proffers for acceptance' While the Hol,
Scriptures reproYe US IN error, guide US II
difficulty, console us in sorrow, and supper
us in sickness and death. shall We under
value and neglect them? Never. lei u
leave, then, the mysteries. both Of provi
dence and grace, TIL it shall please God Z
unravel them to our understanding; and u
the meantime, let US. while rejoicing iha
Gods works and words both show that he /
sThe Wonderful gracefully place the glow
ing flowers Of the boquet in our bosofns, an
the glorious consolaiions Of the Bible y
our hearts,"
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an aud ai,tr Monday, January asts' 1890. Ril w,
~ ulinrther nstice, irsttS Nj iea'o paNtiPeth
icr Muscstine sud Iowa olit, Is 1eloMz; a
Isl Passenger trs Ia daitf fsapdaas cAedl at A y.
end Fse.xht Train With Paesvnser Car siia'd y NJ
Traius arrive 81 nayenratt aat' tAnhiaSa eNe'PVh1
as follows; - Al
LIST. Passenger Train n F" $3.50
Cad al re igat Train with Fasgsps tets a - :,
taehed at -.
All Trsins out Of Davenport NIL make eohn''''"s
with Aaseaitae and Iowa City,
fhc Passenger riain striving 81 Hahcnlttt 80, ~ ~
4, NJ, conn5e's with the Roeh isiaad Na,t .'N ~
which leaves Rock Island Tor Chicago III II 10 \ ~
Fass,mgets are reminded of ,he Necessity eignlhs
aistnet dir, i0,s asto the destination Of thoir pas
gage Also 10 procure Nvkets before IahMs 'e"
seats ia the cars, JOHN - hhNnat,
A.pAN, sup
Master of Transportation, Jsa-o uo,"
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For Lease

A NUMBER 81 lots situated in various patts Of the
n city lease for term Of years; apdly to
july ls, GEO. l.. uAFENPORT.
A LsD--H eases Of those hno CiOcks, Seth Thai,
1ha.' max days aud 50 hours, best made in Amer.
ca at idsr i'D ALFRED G.. BILLIONS.
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DE.N'E.1'9s S.gEHAx.

WE subscriber has opened IA CON
xsJfiTFs i on Brady street, Ia The building Tor
Gf1E. msriy occupied BY J. b. Hunt a 90. ss
an auction house, and takes Til. method
"Ih3t ng she public that h" u prepared to .ery an
meals at all hours Of the day. ~
DAY. BOARD will be furnished those Ia i.Lf,t,t
the week or day. "e " "
OYSTERS, fresh from Baltimore. sIy,y. an
hand and viii be served up 10 order. v"
Game Of all kinds will be served M f,r tto,c ,,tb
ing y. J. q. SHoKEY.
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New Arrangement
&0E9 s
Important to Passengers go'ng Edst
VIZ.
JOLIET GU OFF.

MICHIGAN CENTRAL RAILROAD
1.-TWO daily trains leave Joliet except sundays
connecting ut Lake Station with the Michigan
Central r. X. tor Detroit, and thence with The Grca
Western Canada Railway Tor Niagara Fails, Buffalo,
Albpn,. New YORK, Boston, Phadeiphis, Montreal,
&c.
TRAINS LEASE IoLtET:
s,is A. NJ, LiShtning tNprcss arrives al Deiron ~
Il r. NJ. Niagara Falls $50 neSi forning ana fofs
ppm. or Boston atl2 II utsbt, arrive AT thiihpti
pha via EimL AT 10 t., N. also CONNECTS at betfoh
with steamers for Cleveland. Bnd thence with marn
ing rains 10 all points III OHIO and Penusyifanla.
+IpP. NJ .kkpresscauucrt- III morning al ietrot1
with north Shore Line oi steamers through without
lar ding. arriving at Baialo ri $50 A. ~ conneehu.
with Express train 10 New York and Boston. AIS"
connects it'll tho morning train on the Canada hai-
way arriving 81 Niagara Falls at6,30P. NJ
Through tickets hr purchased as the ticket Office
Of the company at Joliet. allowing passengcrsio LAY
over and resume their eats ut pleasure
July 3Ist sadh n. RICE, Supt.
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NJ. b. OSBORN g. co.
LAND, STOCK AND INSURANCE BROKERS,
Rock Island. III
Attend 50 te payment taxes aud all 0iAer M t!ers
connected sitii Land Agency Ia all parts oi Ilnoi,
and IOwa. Office oH 0rleEns stfe,t, near Cuort
HOuEc.
Cheap Lands.
" ~ See Il town ~ range W iGO acres
Wqrscc ~ " IGb
situated "a Cedar county. Also
= W az see ~ Town 70 Lrange Il -
s n y lT see 20 Ioan 70 4Esa
n 81 az sec ~ sBN 4EsU
= " ursce - con 4EsO
81 i " gr SIC u son 3Rsa
" j. az sec3i soS 4Esr
In seot county, offered for thirty days At great
bargains by their Who are determined to self
Apply ~ NJ. IL. OSBORN o. Co, Land Agi.
Rock Island, Illinois
". haEe also some tisy RId Country property in
Rock isiand ouniy whibh are offered very cheap.
Jan 3 y5sA--wtf
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FOR SALE,

A FLAT BOATS aud Crane Boats, sufficient te
r raise 10 tons each; one sci blacksmith tools, q
sufficient quaHlIty al quarry Tools for go men TO
work with. made the best STEEL several Anch
about three coils hope tF0Hi to three inch thick
Also, = quantity Of tImbef aud Iron good
which VIII all be sold al great Bargain kJf further
particulars enquire of SAxuFL CALLRS, East Bayen-
port BTitlum d Black, Hampton, III. tlce ttdtf
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3asnfasff.
-As~AssA--~sz
CHARTER OAK
LIFE INSURANCE CoNfANN'
usrssorw, Cons
erAaED - 1aE a3A1E w y
$500. 600 CAPITAL

r.-,..a.,,rp ~ aaE SfAlx rs GeNbtCEatt
$500. GOO CAPITAL
4S,ap E,rae Axp rwcl xss,sG pUKrlts Lserfae ,
sse,I, iovest.sd aaioT shs sal dien and srrrpY al
II the Ceatlrcies OF Pahiic sreennt
r IrB Insurance is traly sayings Bans TOT 'ee
/ Widow and the Orphan. n.
Tie rieh and The raeF may avail the mscivas % ~
benefits, No 4nan Is TOO fcoft 10 insafc h's rama!
from want ailer his death.
A person thlr,y years OF age, Us stNns NJ ssass
day. can seeare One thousand potiarsfof Ms a's
il. at his death, ,,.., =,
Husba nas ami Fathers. why do Sea delay securing
a competence 10 your families amer your doa ..a
Yoaas {. en- are yea DESTROYS 81 getting ere"u"
Insure yonT lives. a..
yonnr Man have Yea made provision for year de-
Ginning years II not insare Your hSest -.
Creditors, why hazard the loss OF cSh' es IVAN
Insure u lite Of your debtor.
To Afi--itayG you made such provision lot Ihoss
near and Gear to you, IS yoa " ohid WISH YOU A'
done, were GU 10 die, THIS HisaE !. YOU hANs "'''
proeTastinate no loRgsr, nte Is aneestsln,
Pamphlets planaiogy farais he'd ts Agen's,sfaNs'
OFFICERS AND DIRECTORS;
JAMES C. WAlhLkN, presidsht'
ELIAS Gill. Secretary,
Ino C. Rnnce q Prest. n. u. iicscrHan'oitN s'
DIRECTORS:
Alfred aih, iianlei f q,
John l., RancC sssrat n'.ssss'
Jtha A. RaJieT, y, ~. $500,
Nash NNhtxiar sEnsel Colt,
Nelson Halisrf, !smest. NAiN'V''
g Baresfafd, NJ ~; gonsaIing Physician
John al. ABLER, NJ, n. Medical Esamahet
ApnlicAi icns received by hkNkN sLAN N
hRf As'SAs, tstenpNT. asS . Ha'
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THE STAR INSURANCE. COMPANY,


nAfn in Cspisal Slsu,,uo, surpiRs 7'as,~",
TsSaAl. sOO,OtbO.
VIII insure Fife and lnisbd Transportation tsAs
ON AS favorable terms a. any other gooa 20.
Refer TO Geo Steele, Es.l. Col h. ), shepard, D.
w Asymead, Beehe. Lyon q Co, Chicago, A. u, L.
Myers, Al. ~. Davenport, saIns. Gallen, hs9. EAs'
Dayenrs,rt FISH q LEk, Agt's.
neys-lyy Eagle 81, Recs island, ILL.,
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BY EXPRESS.

IbS1 received, iargs assortment VI Silver Spoons
d aud Forks, made expressly for This market, aud
stamped with my name, Daye1pOrt, and warranted
Coin Silver at ALFRED G.. BILLIONS.
dec
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PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
No. $50 -

1z4
The crest tcftY.1 Route, connecting the Al aHtt,
cities With the Weston. Northwestern, and Sea,h
western staiaS rs cSa lindous Rails ay direct ihi
road also connect. Il Pi.sburgh With taiiy line o
teamers 10 III perl> the Northwestern Lakes; ma
King the most direct e+sGEtst dsa tsiabie reHfe BY
which freight gan - iurnSctod 10 sid from The
Gfeai Nesl.
Rates between philadelphia and Pittsburg,
First class. Boots ,shoe. Dry.i a., : ina
foods I'm buxesl Furs, Feathers. Ne ~ ''' "
second Class. -.BouksM Station
ery, nry Goods in bales) Drugs and - ,s,soH
Medicines, Hardware, Leather, Wool ~ w"
sc.
third Glass;. Su4ils, Bagxiug)
Bacon Porn iu tulk { asl Steel Csc : 1900
Sole Leather IN bundled ochre, ae-S
Fourth Class. --Lene~. Fish, Bay
con q Pork uacS'd} iaTdS lard OIL, soc tltNh.
hemp, Iron, lead, ualis, soda ash. &c-)
Fi.UuE-sl pcrhasrei until further notice
CRAM ~ css. per 100 q until luI Their Heiiec.
COiTUN-Se per bule, not exceeding 5o0 lbs,
vel At unIlfutse rfetiec.
In shillius Goods from any point east OF Phil
adelIhia be ~ rlie THAR TO mark packages esz
sslearia RaIir@d2 " 81 goods consigned 10 tho
gents for this Road philade phia Pit;sbarg, viii
lie 10 rSarded nithoatdetehtiOB.
FRueur Aawsrs Harris, Wormly & Co., Mem
lbI. TENT, X. T. Sass n Co, ~. Louis, - Mitch
ell q Son, Evansville, lad, Duuiesnii, Bell d Bur
dock and Carter y JeHett, Louisville NY: X. Mel
drum, Madison, IND; sgrigmSu Blown, and lrsir
* Co. Cincinnati: y. ". Graham d; Co. Zsnesy Ait
o.: Leeeh d Co. - hiibA St. Boston; Leech Co.
Astor House. n. yoIt; j William -. and Batter
Place New York; r. Siieeaer, Philadelphia; Ma
graw 4 Moons, Ballirsaf.i Geo c. Froneiseus, Pitts
burg.
a. HOUSTON, GcaeraF ErGght .iseHt, PAiIs
II. J. LoMBAEkT, SsP't. dtt,sRG, Pa.
pennSy is.nia Railroad.
Three Daily Through Trains between Phiiatei phia
and Pittsburgh .-THE MORNING MAIL TRAIN
leaves PHILADELPHIA Tor Pilisburgsi = A. NJ >, and
Pittsburgh fer Philadelphia st7 A. NJ The fast line
leaves Philadelphia r. NJ. and Pittsburg for Phil
adeiphia at p. ". TIE NIGHT kSpRhSS train
leaves Phiiadel hia frr Pittsburgh at III p NJ. aud
Pittsburgh for PhilaGri i,hiA at II y. NJ
The above lines cgirpat al Pittsburgh with the
Railroads 10 and from ST. Louis, NO., Alton. Gaiena
and Chicago, Ill Frankfort, Lexington and Louis
vile, Ky; Tefre haRl0, Day ton, Springfield, Belle
fon.ias. sandasky. lnl.do- Cleveland, Cslum bus,
Zauepyille Mass;iion utd Wooster, Ohio; ALSO with
the steam packet boats ;fam and to New Orleans,
ST. Louis, Louisville aHd Cincinnati.
Through tickets be had 10 from either OF the
above places.
For further paHcGlsfa see handbis at the differ
ent starting points. i,ssangers from iae West will
Hud this the shpried sah most expeditions route TO
phIladei pha, Baltimore, New Nork Boston.
THutS- AookE, asaLt. Passenger Lines, Phils.
J MEskIMEN, Afehg Pas senger Lines, Pitts.
PhilA. Nov 2d - diy
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Notice.

DOCK Island Bank hes made atrangcme 70 use
IL limited amount OF the notes Of The MaHuiac
turers and Mecbancs Bank Of Columbus, Geo rgia; -
and the will be received deposit or 10 pay
ment for Exchange OF Coin. the orIus as the
issues u the solvent Hauks'of Virginia, he ntncky
OHIO or Indiana, NJ. Il. OSBORN. Pres't.
II. lsaUd JgBeIJ deSHN \. II. MANN, Cashier.
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MERCHANTS DESPATCH.
TIME RECEIPTS GIVEN
FROM MEN YORK TO huSltlA-
American Express Co. Prorrietofs,
4 rRANGEAItNls have been made hs wbi.h The
n nboy, ptspaich Is enabled To forward goods st =
moro expeditions rate than any line running West tx
cept the regular Express COMPANY.
Ere,gbt 81 ihIs pspateh i forwarded Via. Railroad
entirely il crs hirei b. and appropriated 70 ths ms
match and rUit OF me rrgata. Etnlgraut Passenger
Trans. -,
Mara good, Merchants Disr tcil, care ilullA FAR
ish Davenport. low a, and leave urmcTandun 81 cen
tract with Us.
For lurthe particulars apply 10
A NJ LIVINGSTON, Agt, 49, Broadway, y. Y.
"a ~ k,yks . Bread 81 cor. state, Boston
or TO he ersi2ne, SgnutSior pasenp"tihhd Rock
Island.
Inpe - stf HULL, AllItA " w., Ag'r'
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LUMBER, DOORS, SASH, BLINDS,
l.ath. shingles. &c.
CHR OLD s1EAN MIL sriLL aIrvE.

IroERY to say 10 oaf numerous customers lhEt ne
lNtHt not Aa Ssrtisc suvh tnmeRse stock ~ lum
b,r Igth aud ShIng les hand some 81 sar homo.
fnIlgeaetiinr< IA our lite btNc Ftisrb0i our only
tpnlSgs lot such n .ihHlt statk "a hand -, Inst ouT
I'll, TONERS siii HOiaitos us 70 SLOW VI away nntl
nants ~ 10 or 600 % feet hand. While We saw
Ia i, frdm To 3aItO feet Luubcrlb 10 ~ Ao iaih
shtngics, sash, 'cnr.,dc Ne, IN proportion; siill
ar -larE arruu.nhirs sloa Iy--i.Oi harry 10 sAs
however ifl.t ESQ Ail ninostHny b,ti of.red Tor
House, Store or Barn"
oar ljsuppi, Of LoGs = coming over tho
Rstr5s. una sesbEh be prepared 10 keep our as.
Comment complete.
Pa,tm or. gratefully acknowledged coniias
au,e usitIted.
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parietp.
uElrEn STATES
Express Company

GAPbaass "DesNo5
VIII rR Special Intention b. Wv 'Tahs n'is5iou "
r,in uanL ustes, Goods gI,d l'ugkages and ihe
collection Of Notes Drafts and Accounts.
Al ANp FetgFrN
NEu.y YORK, III FFALc, htAhikk I'm ht;'sp
cincinnati chicago. ST. Ions, Rock lsipnd anu "
tern,cAiate cities anatowhs
INK uSlrEp srAIES ENFEESS COMPANY
Connects with tho Anet*an ENrfss, ,ompaiN ~
asusgaip. sstcselssnd 4 Chicago,
Am Nsrh
WELLS, FARGO y Cos. CALIFORNIA AND
EuRorgAN EXPRESS.
r-aennayliruIar ana order Guods ''By the United
States Express company 1.
GkNERAI 0FFitfS.-~ss Bioaoway, Nsw-f ofk--
Corner OF WestSenaca and Pearl STE. bahsio' y.
HULL, ALLEN y CO., Aur's,
J.oat Front 81, Davenport, Iowa.
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kensOrHl.
WILSON g. HARLEY

IlANE removed their Grocer, Store 10 Nr 10
IL tiairc's new building, doors below the rost
Once where they have gfeall, enlarged th.irHuch.
They would return their customers their siheet.
thanks for the liberal patronage bestowed on them
and respectfully solieta continuance of the sahae
IaS export, Nov 10, '55-dAwu
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NEW FAMILY GROCERIES.

fIHF subscriber has opened large and ch9ire -
sortmeut of Family Groceries, al the 'Ctifth
EREpSTORE,''
Front s. nearly opposite the Mills.
a fstc doors hefets BafTeHss PrsttgmaA's,
Where shah always have on hand iGil supply al
al such articles a. every family needs viz;
\. q. sugar: Fish pT all kndss
,lariHrd bacon, HAms and Shoulders
Crushed Picked rork, Lard
S. II. Il y q. Moi: Choice ElOnTi
Syrup Corn Meal;
tOgte aus Teas. Potatoes.
Pepper and Spice; ihied Fruit;
Nails and Glass: Wooden MARI;
stone Ware; White Lead:
Oilaud ruTpentiHr: Soap and andes, Starch; q.
And many athsr artices too numerous 50 mnhtah All
o. which sil be said ready pay atthe lowest prices
win alao purchase all kinds Of Country pruiucr,
Butter. Eggs PsnItry Wheat, Corn, Oats, etc ste
Maps4 dit bANlI \. ktkhoNS-
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ERuITS- &C,

Z FhfNH TOT UI Itinons, UfhNstst tNNEst 0H'NFF7
EhAc, lust received by
Dee sgdtf NJ. II. HEInENHhIMkR,
NJ IA. HklDhNf1ElMkk,
Wholesale and Retail Grocery and Provision
Store
Second 81, 6 doors tsiop Brady, North SIDE
4 RAVE last received and Opening nne ~ ihS
/ iargaat and best selected stocks Of
GROCERIES AND PROVISIONS
ever before brought 10 this market, 10 which nNli'
the attention of country merchah,s and the pubr II
general shotI offer Ne above Al greatly reduced
prices.
cali aud see for yoarsclses before purchasing else
where dee edit