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The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1853-02-10

EDiToRs AND RAILR ADs.-I'he prnpri
etors Of Ohio Railroads have adopted res
luton passing editors over their Roads Ii
h3!fprice. The fraternity feel indignan
Al being placed in the same catalogue viii
children and are letting The picaynne pro
prietcrs know their minds upon the subject
The praprietors Of the Southern Michigan
Road, which connects With the Rock Islam
Road, pursue different course toward.
those who have labored 50 faithfully in al
vancing their interests. The following i,
copy Of genteel documen, they have is.
sued:-
'Jan. II, 1853. Pass the bearer,----,
Editor d., and family, over the road
from this date 10 January, 1884,
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1853-02-10
ssIss. COMPANY

A mass meeting q tile citizens vii ID hela
liihe Clult House neat Satulda9 asen,s., III.
'hc purpose o. forming fire company.
Davenport. February loih, 1863
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1853-02-10

Mr. r. Il SYLVESTER If Davenport, ha :
become as ciated with Mr. Clark in tee
edtonal department Of the Iowa Capital
Reporter. We extend to him our right
hand and welcome him into the fraternity.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1853-02-10

As We remarked few days since, nothing is
more apparent. than that Dubuque at this line,
is pre-eminent!y in advance OF any other po nj
on the Upper NJ ssissippi, and ~ith.a very lttlc
effyrt on the part Of its citizens can retain its
position and bid defiance 10 a ] rivals.
Dubuque Erpres,
We can say nolhing Of the present con
dition Of Dubuque, but if two wears hencs
Davenport be not in advance Of that CITY.
nd ofegery other in this State, then pub
lie enterprise, s.ocation, Railroads and the
direct interest Of iourgniIiions Of capital,
will fail in their usual effect OF comforting
prosperity upon city.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1853-02-10

TIE Rock ISLAND AND CHICAGO RAILROAD -
The work upon this road il rapidly progressing
towards ms point. The rails are already laid
DOWN on the greater portion between here aud
Morris The Bridge across Fox RIVER, al this
,ace is al ready Tor the rails We are assured
that the cars viii commence running regularly
aerween this place and Chicago on or about tht
9Th 81 Februa y, and will run Ia Peru some TN {
n March - OHaua Free 1radsr.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1853-02-10

4 lioHE TRuTu ,-Arthur's Gazritc con.
tains the following truthful remark in re,
gard TO taking ones home papers,
"A good citizen must feel an interest in The
cohd ton of the society with which he is IN im,
mediate connection, and he caunot promote IT.
sei heing, uness acquainted with the variou
circumstances that occur around hun. In order
10 ottsin this information, he must read the local
publications"
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1853-02-10
Coed Brick House

nNed Street and store adjoining, for sale a,
~ IN low price Of $1,000 800 .
AUSTIN coRBlN.
Post Office Baldnes
Davenner', + h 10. 1853
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1853-02-10
Young Ladies High School.

TNliIS Srhool formerly under the charge Of
i Miss Dudley on the I'd floor If the Medical
College Building. will rs-open on .8fondap tie ~
N Fifty. under the charge II Mrs BLOOD, who
has been for several years engaged IN teaching in
the Female Seminary KINGSTON, N. Y.
TERMS:
The same as formerly charged by Miss Dud-
Icy.
Needle WORK and Embroidery, Painting N
Water and Oil, WaS-wotk, &c., on reasnnabs
terms NJ. \. BLOOD.
l'aveup1r', Feb. lsi, 1863. p 3w
CABINET FURNITURE.
MANUFACTURE AMI for sale By the IN
vi dersi2ned on Brady street, one door above
the Gazette O;lice.
UNDERTAKEN.
COFFlNS on hand at all times AMI Hear,e
will be furnished TO those who may desire il.
ISRAEL HALL.
Davenport, Feb Sd, 1858.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-09-09

Novelties
in world. o Is is q a NJ
land the is produce upon o
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-09-09
EIGHT REAUTIFUL LIONS
r, T, B A r I'M u W,

American Museum New York. has the honor that BY the brilliant
all his the public, led
The weekly Minnesotian., 1853-03-19
Dakota Claim Association.

4 numerous meeting of the members of the
above Association took place at the house OF
a. X. Mcleod, on the west side of the Mississ-
ippi river, for the purpose of clecting officers
for the next six months. The following gentle
men were unanimously chosen such officers.
viz:
Presidential. " Oliver
Secrttary--A. Il. Mcleod.
CommiHee-JamcS Starkey, Henry Billong,
W. III. Bell, Joseph Roberts, James Locke.
Several gentlemen addressed the meeting
and urged the necessity of union and harmony
being paramount to every other consideration,
and earnestly called upon every settler upon
that side of the river to step forward and en-
rOl their names in the books of the Associa-
tion, as the only guarantee of securing the
peaceful occupation Of that portion of our beau
tiful Territory; which its beautiful prarics.
lakes and woodlands SO invitingly offers to the
hardy sons of labor.
Those wishing to join the Association can do
so by leaving their names at the residence of
4. Il. Mcleod. the Secretary
JAMES STARkEY, Scc'y pro TEN.
The weekly Minnesotian., 1853-03-19
Sayings and Doings at Washington.

n friend, looking on at the Capital during
these exciting times among the hordcs of pa
triots' who are dcsirous of serving their coun-
try, sends us the following, under date of
WASHINGTON, FEB. &c, 1853.
You can better imagine than
can tell you the crowds which every train of
cars dumps down. daily and hourly into this
city of magnificent distances. The number of
individuals who are willing to serve their
country without shedding tear, is astonishing.
Poor MIR. Pierce He'll have hard time of it
among the legion who will surround him with
their opportunities for Office
1Ou ask me to -post YOU up i'm regard to
the progress of affairs connected with yonr re-
giOn. This it is impossible for me to do official
iy, seeing that l, OF course cannot be let into
the secrets OF the incoming party, and being
very little acquainted with men and things
in Minnesota-all my information upon these
heads having been acquired by reading the
papers, and not from personal observation. |
gather, however, from a +" free circulation
about the city. that quite number of Office
seekers are here from Minnesota. | have be-
come slightly acquainted with some of them,
and gathered, a few days since, that one of
your Democratic" editors Col. Robertson.
is hourly expected, if he has not already ar
rived. Some Of your folks, now on the ground.
expect him to cut quite a conspicuous figure in
the disposition of the spOils incident to Your
Territorial government but the more know
ing ones say he is bound to I" fiat out, - as your
Delegate and all the leading Democratic men,
bers from the Northwest are against him-re-
gardlng him as mere adventurcr, and factious
iomenter Of discord in the ranks of the faithful,
His most noisy and active backer is a some-
what notorious parsonage named Sweetser, an
Indian trader, believe, brother of the present
of that name from Ohio
The weekly Minnesotian., 1853-03-19
Robertson is said to be after the Gorernorship

Robertson is said to be after the Governorship
Of Minnesota, and is strongly pushed by Sweet
ser and his brother. The trader Sweetser, on
the other hand, having, since the late Presiden-
tial election abjurcd the errors of Whiggery,
is to be pressed, it is understood, for the Office
of Sioux Agent. very much doubt the chan
ces OF either from what | learn among the
Democratic leaders. Sweetscr and Robertson
are regarded by them as couple of political
scamps, deserving situation dnytchere else
than in official station l have never seen
Robertson. but the appearance of Sweetser
does not at all recommend him to favorable
notice. a gentleman they name as Mr.. Frank
lin Steele has, think, better chance for the
Sioux Agency, if he wishes it. do not know,
however. that he is an applicant. A Mr.. VIM.
Warren. it is expected, will come in for the
Chippewa Agency; and the Rev. Mr.. Lowry
some years since the occupant of the place--be
assigned Agent for the WinnebagOes.'
You shall hear from me again, after matters
become more settled and definite.
Yours truly, l. S. o.
There must be some mistake in regard TO the Reuer-
end although 1t is natural under the circumstances.
We don't know whether 'sVan will feel himself
ell not, BY being taken for his good old fathcrEDs
MINNESOTIAN.
The weekly Minnesotian., 1853-03-19
From California.

y friend has permitted us to copy the follow
ing, written by a former well-known citizen of
st. Paul. 1t will be seen he is in no wise nor-
tial to the 'diggings,' when placed beside the
solid attractions and home comforts of Mime
sofa. We hope soon to welcome him back to
his first love-
The weekly Minnesotian., 1853-03-19

The River is slightly on the rise
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-08-13
PHILADELPHIA CTURED
Worlds SAFE Company.

FflIE attention of the public is called to the
Utility and superiority these Ssea aothers Oar Saiss
made entire principle fret form orracb
made from plates around which
er ecasiron chilling the liquid metal snd making psnes
a to the ehe drill and eapabe Of resisting the bowsof he
sdge To the scientific it Nature
e'heh bolts straps rivs or in O.
burglar with perhaps less effort than required
Neither burning make
the solid mass lined as itis with proofwall.
We hesitfte that these Safes secured with lLLlE
EMPIRE DRILL AND POWDER PROOF COMBINATION BANK
LOCKS the only really depository other vaa
be We further there's Tile security Of the popular
Ss(sG Bank They all the work schsrs
oilen broken ino, experience has isncnst'atsd.
This Con furnish stshort notice SAFES
sANk VAULTS, Of for Bank institutions MIant
Firms individuals viii be warranted Drand Powder
Proof, when secured with Iiliss ssnk Lccks.
sample ohe above Safes and Locks together with Day News
Pa!saoptc SAus Lock- be ser ~ tes ee Of " Wure NJ
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-08-13

w NAr,, DAYTON AND SAN - 4. ..ss..i-:
in ii hoar. t. Chicago in 9}s Goars
VIA CINCINNATI, HAMILTON AND DAYTON RAILWAY.
F0UR DAILT TRAINS.
First Traiu-Lighnipg Express allan.
ssso9d Accommodation Express .t1AN
T T6npb Enns =.
The o th, throughout with heavy rail-
NEW YORK, BOSTON AND MONTREAL.
First Tain-Ligbtnng Express o'clock
s ncrs mississippi cspaa llasad ST. LAWRENCE Captain
lioster eopneSng at Buffalo with tho Trans Buffalo and Al
'eS & ea M isos 'f'a s'''a
clock A w. topping Way Stations Between ciaSaHa1 and San
TOLEDO AND CHICAGO
First FTprs,. ls1ys. ciaeana at o2l9ek Nj
Evening Express: Train Michigan southern Railroad to Chicago
Throngh from Cincinnati Q Chicago direct.
DETROIT AND CHICAGO.
First Thanksgiving Express leaves cincinnai At o'clock
with the low steamer SAY CITY car Aweod
Thioagh from Cincinnati 10 Chicago direct.
INDIANAPOLIS, TEERE HAuTE AND LAFAYETTE.
Third at Fourth TrsnEvering
O'clock a. ~ Indianapolis Terfd IIauc and Lafayette "
| EATON, RICHMOND AND cENTERvLLE.
AccommSia:ioa Express O'clock
to Eaton end Richmond connecting Richmond with
TROY, PIQUA, Ere.
ns EsE os 4 @ and Second Train
railway Troy connecting with Doys Omnibus and Cana
rHc 10 Fqa 81 Maya and all ponts the Miami Wabash
| Canals.
Thanksgiving Express at 55 O'Clock p NJ connects at
Pa ton with Railroad TO Troy connecting with Doy Omnibus
| Piqua
Third Accommodation, r. l connects at Day ton
| for huntsville.
OXFORD AND coNNERSvILLE
First Thanksgiving Express O'Clock Second Train
accommodation Express O'Clock Passenge hy th
trains take Western Stage Co.'S lines Hamilton for Oxford
| vile.
Fourth TsnEvening Express oolosk ST. Passengers by
this train take Western Stage Co lines Hamilton Oxford
| PARE.
From Cincinnati TO New York via Lake Buffalo and
iSaht.al " st.s, route fl5 90
From Cincinnati to New York via Lake Buffalo,
road TO Albany, and Hudson
From Cir cnnatl to Boston Lake
York City and Now York and Eli Railroad 10 90
From Cincinnati 70 Boston via Lake steamers Buffalo, Albany
WeAtsTn iAaiOads
|
From Cncnsati TO Moutteal Lake steamers - II GA
IRON Cnennati TO stan Lake
From Cincinnati TO New York Lake
From CINCINNATI TO Buffalo Lake
10 Dafot O
from CINCINNATI 70 Chicago via Detroit Ii 90
From CINCINNATI to Toledo
1ehh'i 70 heAg1 via
from Suc!nnal TO Ssndusky
From Cincinnati to Clyde
From Cincinnati to Terre Ilaute
From Cincinnati to Lafayette h
SO
'in y 5reehVlie
70 Troy
from cincinnati to Dayton !
From Cincinnati to Richmond ''''''''''''' SS
siull Ihehhat. TO Eaton /
From Cincinnati TO Hamilton. IN
From inenhaii TO Springfield o.
tot all Information and Through Tickets please appiy al he
i'u corner oil broadway and Front Cincinnati
w a, LATHAM Ticket
IE-'o r. W. SIRADER, General Agent
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-08-13
MEDICAL.

CENUINE MEDICINE WAREHOUSE, 80:
~ 1871 ESsTR EET = Wltie'ii & az, ~
10 st.nd In avery department Of their sI
with lie all the genuine popuA n
rineA the Uucd koiP hh'"
fresh aud al a,et a eei~ tns
By they enabled 10 oh'
assortment which can p
experience m the
safe OF Patent facilities o con
the liberia scale and are na
supply trade prices exceedingly low, thAthe
fat TO handsome centage on bis Investment -
sstablishmen be ipdnd u
ALL GENUINE PATENT MEDICINES The following a
part furnished TO dear IN
aIrom twenty uanpiae
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-08-13
MISCELLANEOUS.


NEW ADvERTIsEsiENT--Let every body
NO. /.
r IL Il.
RHDWAY'S READY RELIEF
arbeHf q T nf World T4T Ks STOPPED
HOURS o. ''o"A-0'' anu ''''''' 'o'i' LAIN &c Nv
giving inHant ease to the most trmeHng ago
TO THE SICK AND pAlN.sUFRERrNa OF NEW
InS %s ar sas eaAR II 9
RsH r afsPs fRo RE 20 T
Ir HAS CURED
NMRETY CASES or or 4 HUNDRED,
s sEgSAhdIs N N G2Th n a3PRs.
S SfssRuaA N T T1VTS N!SG T12n,,
TSaoTaicas II oSt sEso SS O'''
CRAMPS Il five H HtSUTss
CHI L H FAVhS n n FIT FIFTEEN EN- MSgTss
s sIiiL Fana1 N sGrR MINUTES MINUTES
SFss Io1s SFS 5nSs
nG " S}' TS's
"'P'''''' ''''''' ''i SICK HEApACHE
rRsS SEAPy sF E1 T sof Po TIE most DIS
stacks and the stomach
poisonous s'id' Of the 'y'ts s', ~, ,,,r,o,,
Byuhsng the pleasant and agreeable perfsme OF r. r. It
refresh snlvenshe the dull and
iorpor andia gue
IN BATHING
y ia Tablespoonful Of r. r. Bowl OF Water and bathelh
Head Neck and Temples wash the Face nd other parts
dilease and sickness headache and hildusnsss
ALL BOWEL COMPLAINTS.
PAINFUL DISCHARGES. Itresveu he pansln
ninuseheeEa the most distressing discharges, will apeed
NEURALGIA
PAIN STOPPED INSTANTLY
RAILWAYS READY RELIEF almost mirsc1
uasnce the sharp dsflng Of oi this
,nicu Of departing pain Il cured Thousands Of
The u tie READY RELIEF stostop the
ltsy the
and vitality the loss Of which
saub, ux....
PAINS REIiEVED ~ FIVE MINUTES.
RAILWAYS READY RELIEF will stop the
pHns Of Rheumatism almost instantly pesorh living this N
sh for mouths confined to the beds Rheumatic Pains
oonts sI. ou op 70 ts whose onti distorted Wit
the Of RAILWAYS READY RELIEF This s the truth,
uuted States, for the truth Of this
certificates Of publish long list
cay RAILWAYS READY RELIEF the most esor
lownin the Union the have
CHILL FEVER,
| C7IELS STOPPED IN A. tgW ALHETEs-PbIN RELLEvEl
aADWAYs READY RELIEF atslile charm, in ofcbu
and Fever Is breaks the Chills neutrality-suspicious.
with health 9Th
| PAINS OF ALL KINDS
Whenever feel apply RAILWAYS READY RELIEF
relieve youin few lave pains tbs
nsnes the Lvsr Kidneys Bowels Joints Bones aADWA
READY RELIEF aksu either internally applied externally will
| RADwAf h Co, l62 Fulton street. Ns York
| SOUTHERN DEPOT
JOHN WRIGHT CO.. ISL Chartres street, New orsans
General Agent who will supply dealers the country Rss
way Co.'s prices.
LARGE BOTTLES.
|
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-08-13
Sold @. N. MORRISSON, II MAgafne
DRUGGISTS EVERY WHERE.


ass or 4 r. a. o. RsbwSYs REAprREuEs mha1iy.w
GOHN BULLS FLUID EXTRACT OF sAR-
~ G hearts 81 .hOu.ana J .' dsy y5 faSy sr app,
the afflicted than could be Afforded BY all the Cali
The pure
pfT sf, Il 4: IT.. a.. ~
properly prepared Oly for all
originating from impure state Of the blood the
KIT 6HS BULLS s' GxTAcf 81
and q uniform Strength The ssrsrsls parohassd
ho tests
5prsssrsspsa several valuable
together forming the bos' sad producing she
coop TESTIMONY
Tne Ohio este Journal Columbus Ohio
no equal The sale Of Bus compcund Fluid
past months only With The gratifying e1ots produced nPoh all
saa equal Ti assrten call.
Bear reader e longer, sas
'a?AT'ls's' NE WONDER or THE WORLD
a b2 + s & SsS fia
h.yy several yelr. 'esssly
ny Ligs sla.o,! al lay especially
lAl9 = dsfea e9ns q, 2 20 s e. 10 ndyArsg
sho~ofe plsaa,s resaran4rg yoar saaparla
afflicted eoinma9g as .. PERI Article &, o,rv. A,
'''ps kHEtMArlsm. '''''" '' D'
n Iead h. ow sl si 5 may g daa oL bs
'2s{ ~u use tals ntA'lols fsshsat .
Ma Joss 5rt-a' ~ tor we a .h'ee yt'ta hlvs per
s sreAes, egnt o. pam Is1 ever eld procure oI Ne
nrAhet 1u' ysnu lo 'sl'' 1L ~ 70 u+ lo1i
t.t WIN W, ~ - sans
vet a.su nave n9~ ,se ~, p w nn nv PC
Sest aedIsin. ass G5r RSen,siisn SHAM Bril- Is
fT,iontown i1,i5,, cin,ty X n .y IA lsss
FROM m spN I pRFSrlsB
Mn
u acme grsnt N aneo1s 4ers IopR 4,1ndng a. Tn4 Ca
iudcn 6f cure tgs to consist tbaIoaglo ma d
aodifcao o tie binds of he 6ody with Considerable success IN con
paraisn sarsaparA any phvian s
Man lsnpniny RI iuse NJ POSITION
Respectfully, y,urs, W. T. PRENTlss, MD.
'F' N''
Iob, /. M. - h. 1900 Fs,.Is
in sgn 1 tb aa1s c S ~ e55st9 M ,lT
t.d H. r.v5T IL Isr. Vim tbe si al oara A.,
ssk ana sbcsat or arc o6 when he fac s Pal
depressed M 6ssb m and sonsea seIly The spp
n. testTysi fsp mi n /, n Tt5b remedy il asst
X. baosa ii.
Peis1an snIy me i 9AasH 1, ' G
ladies' srS 10 si6pt re- ore Of s medicine We -,
dsase and nea hem taan
hs.b .IJ ~ ~ Mae N jtI.a. t5s ,og E oJ s.Es5
he psid lace Va should have ss nead oea and perbspa
oeg s ps as, 9 one I s4 " fs i +a5 td th
np Of life which is often attendant with 30 mach Danger BalII
tbis sbopd be ,nyTsd If bs %
n tbisyssiunhIs msdicna "
" " A BEh UTIFUL CLEAR SKIN,
10 to be washed rs,or,ng To-
saee bo dnve5 abn 81 ana ths oa o.p Tines is mapifss
injury % the sknt The fact Isl the
Known il make TIL sE clear po ne correct and true prnc
-
syry pacs Of billions ,nopd AMI Diseased mater ron
n b MAKING tSe sane paT Rtay and sI,o9as eo.i
49,.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-08-13
NIX F FRYER. indian Doctor. cures

I'M K. F. FRYER, INDIAN Doctor, cures
w CONSUMPTION Liver Lungs, Dyspepsia Chce
and Cholera Mohus cured "a IS hours
disease elect Gonorhga and most eea Ccr
Ul obstinate Cancers, tsnas Of all kinds
The Bones White Sweng Kings Evil Gravel pains
cold n1s and together with all the
married single ladies' and children My
ono esleuce among Iud-nsy experience and practice
since capable Of diseases that have been
sderud hopeless by celebrated doctors. - = - . .
and odcc, No, IS tRENCHMAN STREET. Third
9istrir. Nawllriesns La decl3 q
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-08-13
nR DAvIYs SYRUP OF WILD CHhRRY

TAR DAVIgS SYRUP OF WILD CHERRY
~ AND TAR-uos oripg to the peblir i.ers
SoL6s sRPad ss.,as; q ] sss' 4
agency suGsrers at-ln uay
years. % si,iaa ,s Ua9
FROM ME- JOHN D. NoRSs ,;,.. D.s. st.,
The Syrup VIA Cherry ahd Tar D, q
ASms sSn Iis u obo ist hs s sss.
'I ErOe' a year ,pou rfy WESTERN gNp1E.
''oai '"A " 10 S.,t5s, Gba5 Iuty a. 'ss1.
N :o " ssT vs5. .ss s5o5f M NJ lps q a ]
Moved ~ 4. ese Of ossf sose q IT, baW sgr7p Z, vi.
III 90 . q, ABOVE a''d '''' ''''''
vsars respectfully, ". w PML&s.
'"0'' !" ~ B9l5sSio~s, ~. ). ~.
cherry and Tar here sad have al. yrJ
az d. e c osIu ~ one IL 1'css .asa, p5as Va
s. and vas !he ssena,9s Seys'n a !sFa ~ 'pf
" ss' & Ss''a o. DIST ssi,S fse ,
u I. iia.s 49, 4 sas; yls a.
e. SaS ao''''''S % ''''' " ~ Il
sli. Of Dsgtes' 0hie.
f''rae latter J GO e. EI m. s'''' ''' ~
yoaas lase q ny aoqa9ta ,,aeT e ,.sa s M, t,
yaa,. and ,as grss many srso. nsi ae ~ ~
Igsevad eeogh' ls. lie 'oos D., Dnv, 7aeei iie
s,pi.y. ia. rersed foH .aa .r-u- ltsry
c,s;,ss poo' 'a5's ma 'aa s'a-' y a''
FAlr.tsuon NE Hear, sd &c .f,v.s., 31
pavs' Cunps und syrup Of WIi CEprry sst Tar
~ u, a, ~, ,, ~. .t! KIN
'oss. paPaCon q She ae,t rSs ssisa s,t.s
ven. ~ from esPiHs zrs.dea. q w sstt ;h r.sAssas -
~ars i NM SiS psSa Y. IN Il ,4 @
ggs,p 20 ,nssr1n Tsrl3-s z y'' w
nepded to me- 10 two or iarys tass, 4r o, I. at "a.
bottles BE cough a.y aryt .ad .-1', a-aa go .,s
s,S.olya et ven H. t.5 S1 M r., Z s gg ~ 4r
eonrdes, one or two bottles moe Of Il. ,rsian
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-08-13


xof sy Lake stsansis, Via ceeiaai 5g
To PSiiedepiis in 2oa
TO Wheeins h. aoa
VIA LITTLE MIAMI RAILWAY,
DAILY TRANS
Second Express 9oSk a "
hud iraln ttus5oroueh Tram O'Clock
Tho 5a ls re f afs s with heavy s s
NEW YoRk BOSTON AND MONTREAL.
connecting Cleveland Shore DaaRrI ad Buf
Bqaao vim Buffalo Albany Railroad 70 New Yok aud Boa
9sS9 IN s sS oda3R tip,s,s At Go'k
meeting Dugkk with New YORK and Erie ssoad Buffalo with
Nagas Falls Railroad to New York, Boon Niagara Falls 0sions
odrsh, Montreal etc.
uEES Of TIE s VEST II r" captain sPa % sa
S Sr y ai. Is, ,GnSfs.ns a Bnaa2 With &c saaao gn I
ton, Niasera Fail' ogtensg- rgb, Montreal, etc
land Rstoaf . Bankk and o seeeS 81
antYh e,h Ngr York and E Railroad, connecting Blso
Now York Bo ton and Niagara Falls "
r,,., TTl la ptgLAnELrmA AND BALTIMORE,
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snass1s ~ Sf la% f assa ''T 70 F2s . @
Through from Cincinnati o Philadelphia aud Baltimore direct
GAINESVILLE, WHEELING, BALTIMORE ETC.
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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-08-13

FENlIE UNDERSIGNED begs to present to the
a Ho.-sls N Policies ~ the NATIONAL LOAN FUND LIFE
ASSURANCE SOCIETY OF LONDON, resilient ia A Va cl stat.,
furnished nv their Astuary, '-' -'
Policy Holders -nsdto Bona will not fed OF The sfagrt
due 10 each ~ the Of the month Of July Next
= r. iAH hit, General gent ior the United
Newiors, STAY go 1883,
NATIONAL LOAN FUND LIFE ASSURANCE SOCIETY
-. - e Conbil, London, May Il, Ig5}
GENT EdfNl lave TO
n0a Rs CATION Of the Ht-s Of the National Loan
SoHirfg.
3u past wear Pog, have bspn issnad epy.rag As
Of 4l9676 81 a per
TEe claims Es4 G5s "a a. The es
pscsi claims to the ta mortality S!s
total claims paid from @ ~ Of
tue year s9autto As1sl ' a. E1Os 4Hpca
ten,
From tho end the yss up present time Ell rorts have
tssn sued aud he Income The Society airing premiums
90 policies now 46i3 10 OF aupu corresponding
OF assurances . Fq,4lB,t1
The 70 of
December 1851, stands TIN.
Annual Premium, 80 Il oo "A
Amount VI lugesments per AUDITORS Report. 1880
a., ,.,.. ~. GIils44s 10
f4ne's, AnnhtIts, 'te.........'...,-t e9tsA
l-up = bl,s51 -
current CLAIMS. -''-.''..ts', ',..-... l0ot0 0 o
Balance In favor Of the soo.y after paymruto all
am otopluoH hs The whole oui he res rse IN
tAe flIurt ptohis OF thu S3cisty.
jaoTe osaius tui' Tps, perhaps, the
allow iHo 10 A pr14eu eli
sIpen-uee soepiy bg tr present Mar
AZ re- lal, gentlemen, y1ur very ob lieut. servant,
". :. b. NOplGDUSE A'tuarv.
To the Court Of Directors National Loan Fund sos j,S5 SIN