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HoHoways's Ointment and Pills. .harcened ed
an liberated Leg. and Prevented Amputaiion
The wifo Of Mr.. P. Bayls, Of 8, Court, z
House. Cheapsidc, Birming CHAM, suffered FOR
more than eight years, from drendfully ul-
cerated limb, during great portion of that
time, she was under medical treatment at
Birmingham, where she wasfrequenty told
that amputatIon must ultimately take placs T.,
as it was impossible to heal the wound. =
However, under the advice of her friends,
she tried Holoway's ointment and Pills.
which have effected perfect cure, and she
strongly recommends others similarly affl ict-
ed to use them. after this proof of their ee.
ficacy in one Of the worstcases.
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ROAD NOTICE.

NTOTTCE is hereby given that there will
be n petition presented to the Commits
aiouers of Putnam county, Ohio, MT their De-
ccmbcr Session, pruvinG for tho alteration
Of the County Road leading from Vnughans-
vile to Kcirn's Mill, IN Sugnrcreek town.
ship, in said county, as follows, to wit:-~
Beginning where said road leaves the half
spclon line running east and wesI through
section nine---thence west on said half Sec
ton line TO the section line between seven
and eight thence due south to n bluff bank
of Bnyoin about eight or ten rods distance
thence west 20 the cid county road on the
bnnk Of Ottowa river--thence in northcrly
direction along said road to the line between
William and James Rhodos-thence in n
northwesterly direction on or near the by-road
leading to the mill crossing Ottowa river at
the iording-,hence to Kearns' Mill, and
terminating at the point.
WIN. C. CRABILL,
Principal Petitioner.
October c4rh 1854. 701
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ASTONISHING CURE OF SORE
LEGS, AFTER NINE YEARS
STANDING.
Copy Of Il Letter from Mr.. w. j. Langley, of
Huntsville, Yndkin County. North Caro-.
lima, U S, dated November lst, 1853
01rREAp HIS OWN WORDS. 60
10 Professor HOLLOWAY,
SrR,-It is not my wish to become
notorious, neither is this letter written
ior the mere sake Of writing, Lu; 10 aay,
bat your Ointment cured ne of one Of
he most dreadful cutaueons diseases
that fish is heir TO, and which was con,
sidered BY all who know me, to be en-
'iTey y beyond the reach Of medicine. For
nine years was affl with one Of the
most painful and troublesome sore legs
that ever fell to the lot OF man: aud after
trying every medicine | had ever heard
o., resigned ia despair all hope Of heing
cured; Snl i'iend brought me couple
If large pots Of your Ointment, which
caused the sores on my legs to heal, and
entirely regarn"d my health 10 my
agreeable surprise and delight, and to
the establishment Of my friends.
(Signcd) W. ] LANGLEY.
AN EXTRAORDINARY CURE OF A
BAD BREAST, WIEN NEARLY
Ar THE POINT OF DEATH.
Copy Of Letter from Mr.. R. Durant, New
Orleans, November 9th, 1853.
To Professor Holiovay. SO, Corner of
Ann and Nassau Streets, N. Y.
DEAR SIR, ii is with heartfelt gratis
ude have to inform you thl by the use
of yOnr Ointment and Pills, tho life Of
my wife has bcen saved. For seven
vears she had bad breast, with ten run
ming wounds, (not of cancerons narurc)
| was told that nothing could save her:
she was tben induced to use your ONT,
menI aud Pills, when in the short space
~ ihfee montNs, lHoy eLrrted perlGct
cure, to the establishment Of oil who
knew US. We obtained your Medicines
rom Messs. Wrigh, Il Co., Of Charires
street, New Otleans | send this from
Hotel des Princess" Paris, although !
had written it al New Orleans, before we
finally left, at that time, not knowing
your address at New York.
(SigneD r. DURANT.
The Pills should be used coniointly
with the Ointment in most of the follow,
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From the Washington Globe.
T7ortifioations

The Government has not, of late years
pursued It's system of'or'ifying our ssi
board cities to protect them against for
eign attack. and if the ACCOUNT ggon in
the Londpa Timos Of The fntiity Of gran,
iie waits, aud iron and earth roofs, to
| Withstand tho batteries Of gFnat guns,
1ow in nss, bs trae, tho system " Stsc.
I " abandoned The success win which
such wells as those Of fortress Calhoun,
a tue Rp>Raps, and fortress Mnnroe, on
the opposite shore, would encounter such
an enemy as assaled B,marsund, may
be easily estimated by any who will com
pare the wallsand roos which crumbled
under the late cshnonade in tho Blllic,
with those meant as dsfenses Of The Che~
sapeake. Many millions have been sunk
il thai hopeless job at tho Rp'Raps'
which, if i, had iisen 10 a structure Wy
tie expenditure OF as many more, would
have disappeared under the waves on a
day's fire, such as that which demolished
33marsunl.
srhe destruction OF Bomarsund' writeF
tic French General TO the Mnis'ef OF
WaT," will be consl5ern3le loss '"f
Russia, both in material and moral
po'nt OF view. "o naVe 10 ohe week deH
str"yed the P'est'ge @!'acned F" 'heS'
faIopaTts OF gFaai'e, "Alch' II hAS oeen
sa'n, were invuinefan'e AGAINST cannon
I'VE knoiu nor that there is Bo'hing IN
ties' fire and threatening 1o's'H'as'oms
u serare hem from hs .Dtct q q we't'
i'~"c'ed f'e." A correspond ~ rom
iaH spo' supplies graph'c VeflncR''on n'
iin' conclusion: "Nnhe su' nose, "h"
asSs seen, as now OAVe' t'e capa"'ites
oi me allied lowers, can loFfn any loeH
o' 'holr means Inc wa'ls OF 'h's pace
ar" n'ne 'aet mex, SONG sfan'ei 'hr
roo IS Fon' ana mnae' me 'f9h Is s,na'
- it'l th'rH' fet lhafe -. N'''
hsFe lbe French vnd Ehg'Hh guns done
lelT work; The place IS RUN, me io"'
tarn oil the SOLD eran''e nio"n 70 rag
!isn's. the gronnn pIon2hea up "Hh sn"'
a3d she'll around 1t; and tho sh'ps 'hat
~ this work were Two thousand seven
iHINdred yards Oft, and, as Tar Us can
!r"', not one ship Sus'alnea 'he least IN,
i1fy'" Such arc the pr"spGc'S presented
- the allies. What The RUSSIAN ih'nN
II the result happens 10 be s'gnAl'y eW'
Dent. they have themselves anticipated
no nsx' stroke oy nlo"lng up 'he 'oF''h
ra'i'ns OF Tango WIN 'hef own 'anuS'
Ny'hng could possibly be more 10
. fHr've th"n an act IKE MS WHlch g.
y'nc"' me 'rTpIda''oh ana o'S'Fh'' "' IN"
1{isslan Government III 'Ighs more IN
81 is'''e 'nan W"T's' hy we 's.' "' d y
@arsuni 'hey nave learnt 'helf w"o'e
rbs'n OF '"rirHssrs along the shores Si
F'l@ Ao1 OF f'"'h"d may DC al IN" mercy
t@tlae ''Iid squhdf7ns, tor they have moth,
I '9 20 oppose 10 our gohs but gTarlte ana
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PETITION FOR, ROAD

EETILL be presented to the County Com
wv mis- sioners, of Putnam county, at
their next Session, praying lor the establish
ment OF county Road, to vii .--Beginning
a. the Sugar Ridge road, in Putnam county,
between sections three (9 and (4) in
Blanchard township - thence south two
miles aud a quarter-thence west until il
intersects the Gilbua and Defiance road.
JAMES Afford,
Principal Petitioner.
October Id, 1854. 706
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nxAmINAr.oN or rnAonEns.

The Board of Examiners, OF Putnam conn
ty, will hold a meeting at he School house
in tho village Of ottown, on Saturday, the
4th day OF November, A. D., 1854, az one
o'clock, P, NJ, for the examination OF
Teachers.
BY order Of the Board,
OcL. IL, 1854. A.BUDD, Clerk.
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ROAD NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby given, that at the
next D csnber session Of the Commis.
soners OF Putnem County petition will
be presented for the construction Of a
county road, commencing at the County
road east Of Hog Creek aod running oas'
on the section line between section 6 aud
section 81 known as The origona town
ship line between SugarcreeE and Un'on
ownsh,p--'hence on said line TO section
36-tlisnce 40 rods along the line Of Ma.
haniel Magdon's, there angle across his
farm within 40 rods OF the north east
corner of the said farm there TO intersec,
he johnson road leading to Columbus
Grove. ]. l.. kETCHAM,
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A CURE FOR AII4LlI
HOLLOWAY'S OINTMENT.
CikizenS 0fMe Uninn

Citizens ofhe Union,--
You have done mo 'llc honor as with
one voice, from one end of the Union 10
The other, TO stamp the character OF my
Ointment with !ou, appreciation. 1t IS
scarcely two years snce made II known
among you, and already, it has Obtained
more celebrity than any other Medicine
IN so short p"rod
THOMAS HOLLOWAY.
80, Maiden Lane, New York
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PROBATE COURT ROOM,
Octohar on 1884

N Office is hereby given that Samuel
IN Black, Guardian Of Olive Black, Wal
Ter Black, Maria r. BLACK, and Columbia
Thrift, heirs of Samuel Black, Senior, de.
ceased. has this day filed his accounts for
partial settlement Said accounts will be
for hearing November 24th, 1854.
JOHN DIXON. Probate Judge.
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DRIpeE hCRcss THE Mrs IssgpPI The
towers Of the suspension bridge across
the Mississippi at S.. An.hony's Falls
ara now nearly completed, md the work
men are busy twisting The wires prepara-
tory to stretching them across The river
TIE bridge seems likely TO be completed
in tine 20 receive quite an income 'he
present season
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ATrACHME ENT NOTICE.

Tat OTICE is hereby given that an Order Of
Attachment was issued, on the Oath
dav Of August. A. D 1854, by John NJ. Rada-
haugh. Justice of the Peace of Ottowa
township, Putnam county, Ohio, against the
goods, chuttels, rights AM credits of ]. s..
Tbbets and A brahem Tibbets. ahscondiRg
debtors and non-resldents of said county, at
the suit of John Cox and E X. Allen, who
claims an Indebtedness Of twenty five dollars
and sxty-iour cents against said ]. S. Tib-
hets and Abraham Tibbets, and for which
sum said order was issued.
JOHN cox.
Elk. ALLEN.
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A Shawl is in the New York CRYSTAL
Palace exhibition which is invoiced fn
duty at $4,000. IF offered for sale, i
you'd, no doubt, soon be on the back ot
some lady, il her husbaod found it diff
cult 10 gel his note discounted al two PEI
,ssnmm a month.
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KANSAS EMIeRArIaN Tho second
party Of emiatanls sent out Ia Kansaa
Territory by he New England Aid So
c;ciy has reached Is destination all in
good health and spirits, and pleased with
the prospects A steam mill was rur>
chased a; Rochester. aud has been sen,
ou, for them. The third parry will leave
Boston on the 26lh instant.
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w. B Palmer, at New York. BOSTON,
aid Philadelphia, is our only pgent in these
cities for advertising and subscription pur-
poses. All arrangements made with him,
on our account will be treated as if made
directly with this office
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An OBEsE CURrosITY.--The St. Louis
r4pers say there is now on exhibition in
th1; ciiv German baby, only three years
srd TWO months old, that weighs one
hundred and thir,y-fve pounds! He
must he a great curiosity. His mother
only Weighs slightly pounds, md bis father
!ess Than one hundred and fifty.
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NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby given, that on tho
q ighth day of December A. d. 1854, there
vii be held, at he court House, IN Kalida.
J,nam comfy Ohio, an adjourned session
o. the court oi Common Pleas OF said county
nf Putnam, for the transaction of such un.
hnished business as may properly come be-
fpis shid court
October 2eth, A. D. 1854.
DAVlD /. BROWN Clerk,
oil CT. OF 9. P.of Putnam Colnty OHIO.
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PRoRATE COURT ROOM.

Notice, is hereby given, that Lewis N.
Crswfis Administrator of David Burrell de.
ceased, has filed his accounts for final settle
ment oi said Estate. Snid accounts will be
for hearing Nov. 4lh, 1884
JOHN DIXON, Probate Judge.
October 6, 1854.
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SYDENFIAM SIIAFFER,
A TITO Il " EY L la W
TINA ono

FE'AVING permanently located in Lima,
Il z RftTn GUuntv, r'f'tu' rT r1Ir PufPr'sV
of 2racticiug Low, in Allen and ,adjohin
counties, will promptly attend 10 Collections
and all other professional business. 7072
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AMERICAN
EXPRESS C 0 MPAM Y.
Samuel Gonklin. Sen,
of Joel Smith,
Probate Court
Pulnana County,

Samuel Conklin. Sen,
Guardian of Joel Smith, Probate Court
VS.. Putnana County.
Joel Smith his said ward,
Harriet Smith and Han
nah Smith, minors, and Petition 10 sell
Samuel Conklin, Jun, Land.
their Guardian.
GAlD Defendants are hereby notified, that
- Samuel ConkIin, SEN, guardian of said
Joel Smith has filed in said Court, his peti.
ton. PRAYING for an order to sell the follow-
ing Real Estate, situate in Putnam county,
in the State Of Ohio, to wit: The east half
of the south east quarter Of section number
thlr:y. three, town one south, range six east,
containing eighty acres of land, more orless,
md the south west quarter of the south west
quarter of section pumher thrty-ieur, in
township one south range six east, contain.
ing forty acres of land, more or less. Said
petition will be for hearing on the thirtieth
day Of October, A. D., 1854.
BY A BUDD, ANY for petitioner.
September lS, A. D, 1854 7O2
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ATTACHMENT NOTICE.

A T my instance an Order of Attachment
IN was issued. on the ST day of Septem.
Der. a D. l954. by John IIorner, Justice
of the Peace, of Liberty township, Putnam
county Ohio, ngainstthe property aud Effects
of Jerry S. ribbets, nm absconding debtor.
for the sum OF S2l co. Snid order of At
tachment returned on the 9Th day OF Sep
tcmber, A. ~, 1854 and the course con.
tinued until the 18th day OF October, A. D.. i,
| 854, and the cause continued until the 18Th
day Of October, a. D., 1854, at 10 o'clock,
A. M.
SAMUEL LANDS
September 9th, 1854. 7o3%
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TREASURER'S NOTICE.

HE7lE Taxes the dollars valuation each the Townships
a Copy, Village Of Gboa
year 1854 shown in the following table:
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JuUe Session exonerad the Treasurer
township The Treasurer or his
onuv will attend Office in Kal from the first of October
2Olh of December,
The Duplicate made numerc'hereoe tax payers
public funds
ous payment Of nothing but coin or current
Ohio bank paper G. c,rrreN r
'"h nalI, sen,smSe, 81 1854 7o4w
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ROAD NOTICE.

NTOTICE is hereby given that petition
~ will be presented to the Commits
eioners OF Putnam county, as theii next De-
cember Session, praying for the granting Of
The following county road, to wil Com
menclng at the north ives, corner Of section
sixteen and south east corner OF section
eight, to run due north from thence on the
section line until it ntersQcts the turnpike
road that runs down Fowls Creek to De-
tiance.
September l2 1854. 70l*
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LUmbago,
Sold at the Establishment Of Professor
Holloway, 39, Corner Of Ann and Mas
sau streets. New York; also by all re>
spectacle Druggists aud Dealers in Me-
dicinca throughout The Uni'ed States.
in Po,s at 37sc., 873 and 81 SOC. each.
10 be had Wholesale of The principal
Drug Houses in the Union.
c. There is considerable saving by
taking the Iargor sizes.
N. B. Directions for the guidance Of
patients in every disorder are affixed to
each Pot.
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DAVID H. BRO VN

DAVID |. BRO NN,
~LERK Of the Courts of Putnam county,
" also, NOTARY PUBLIC, wilIpromptly
attend 10 all business in his line.
February, 1854. go
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GYTHES and Svihe Sneaibs. Rakcs
~ Forks, Hoes, &C., &c, for sale
AT TAYLoRs' STORE.
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Joel Smith, his said ward,
Harriet Smith and Han
nah Smith, minors, and
Samuel Conklin, Jun,
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1854-12-16
NEW STOVE STORE.
uo,oe Manufacture.

HISTORY teaches rs that men generatiy oeiieNe
In patrouiznr Home Manufacture and belnc sails
fed Of that fact. am disposed to introduce IN ihs
mark ct me very ceiebrited Cook 81 Parior stoves
that ma been sold for years With in some OF
the older States The Republic Is my leading pattern
" wood Cook stove which challenge the world 10
produce its equal for durability. neatness ana DIS
patch. in cooking and cheapness have a 40 very
superior Coat Cook stove. which can sell cheaper
than has been sold in this market by sever:t dot
lars also, keep prem umsof varoas patterns. ihaSe
Parl0r Cook Stove that eScels ~ we ever be-
fore offered IN this market for neatness eheapness.
ard dprnbiiiy. Also some new al! OF raror ?" 900
stoves. both Sheet aud Cast Iron Please 10 give me
csii and will obgata nlyse 10 sell you cheaper
Stove than can re bought in Davenport.
Old Iron. copper. brass. pewter. zinc. lead. and
Pass bought In exchange for stoves ana I'm ware
Cor Second and Rock Island SIS.
HENRY /. WIGKERSHAM.
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TOWN or BLUE GRASS

YyHrs town is situated on beaaiiiai uhah,alns !
nraIrie 10 miles from Davenport ana - niiss
,-s .cat;ne Il, on the State road. m'les from
m. s,pi and Missouri Railroad and inhes ifen
IA. liver ii ysry healthy; with population OF ahs
huu,irsd not case II sickness ha1ne ersuIreh ,iis
snmu.r II il within a hsif mil = timber ana tNe
sane distance Of the hesi coal banks N inc country
lis ven watered both w'tb springs and welss,
E,os f,-ass n " contains ne store, With rne open
s,other fIs an l,h shop. wagon shop, cabinet
,hap etc Three bgi d5sgs are Hoa behgooiai,
one Of which, Of ample dimensions and ntruaea 'or I
t-yart stand = for r. nit on reasonable terms Benz
an main srsx elIed road aud The ne rest PlDh
hoa.s .les distant, very fair inducements are w
rre-snt "a To auy wslinc to engage IN the ous'
ness saw mill. Ia operation 81 miles from 'hs
,awa ard grst mil 10 being erected At the same
piaes -. ra-,
Lots are now for sale II The above tosn on YET!
,a.ansh,s terms. and those wishing 10 build and To-
cat there viii have such Inducements presented lhs
81 are rarely offered Cord improved farms can De
JAS. Z. BCRsslDEs.
Blue erase. oet al, iss4-ssrwn
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DRY GOODS. GROCERIES, BOOTS 4 SHOES

DRY GOODS. GROCERIES, BOOTS sHoEs
THE subscriber has receieed large addition 10 ms
stock OF Good, in all the different departments ma
yng az usual the attractive assortment TO be
found In this region of country.
Yau will find almost any thing yoH wont In the Dhf
GOODS line whether staple fancy. and the same "'
Clothing, Bonnets, Hats, Caps, Boots and Snoes'
In II ARDWARE the assortment is larger thah any
other rot exclusively suck.
His GROCERY department is not exceiied by many
LOOKING Gil ,ssES. CRoCKERY and GLASS
WARE, good assortment
He is ab,s to ali orders most Of the Moline mans
featured articles short notice examination WI
proye his stock 10 be more various than Is often com
e.ived II.
He not to be nndersold for ready pay whether eass
or produce.
r. b. Chain Pumps usual in abundance n whole
sale and retail wM. A. NOuRSE.
Moline, June an, 1854
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r7NcTNNATI FURNITURE STORE.

~ FEARING would respectfully INFORM ~
ana The public generally that he has removed his
Furniture Establishment 10 the new brieE ouhahk "
Dr. Jas Hall. on Front between Main anc braa! SIS
adjoining Van Tuyi Cooks. where ne wv S'i rar
10 carry on the Business as conducted os Nj
i,y II The OH stand in Bazaar buildings
On hand a4srge assortment of
READY MADE FURNITURE,
which he will sell a the lowest prices
Davenport, March 4th. lf54-
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1854-12-16
Ae nNnrasrANnIKa oF THE PEOPLE

UNDERTAKING. OF THE PEOPLE
has forgotten, for there has been ~ De-
ana Skss Mandatory aud Store established W n'N
.pport on Brady ~, between Second atn ihru' eher'
,yar, variety OF the most fashionable Boots Shocs
enn *. found and that II ma, be generally kh"w tha'
an h ia the case the subscriber takes THIS Opportunity
10 tform the public that he has en- bari INC !atBtst
stork az Roots 4 Shoes that was ever oHefed III any
store in the State. all of his own make ana "arfhateo
Ia be s GOOD as any custom work made Ia ths coui!
which he offers 10 sell Mt less prices than much ineFoF
ar,iras can be bought for elsewhere Also nc ~ Ere
nared 10 make order any and all KINGS oil Inc hos'
shionable III, of Boots and shoes az sorl hoIes.
Particular Attention
will be paid 10 the manufacture of Gents me scHea
Rant. and fancy Shoes. also Ladies fine Black ad "i
pred EATERS Glove Kid Pokas Jenny Linds, buskshs
Fancy Slips. sc. ,,
LEATHER AND BINDINGS
ron.aptl, on hnHd. A large stock OF Sole L,a'hci'
French aud Anne riean calf upper leather KIP, MOI"
~ lining.. Binding Pegs Nails, Thread u.doo siu
m articles usnall, kept IN finders stores wtieh VIII "
sold at the lowest ma ket price .,..
To merchant, and especially Boot and Shoemaker
| would SAY most smphaiicalis In have on hand
100 Cases of the Best Boots and Shoss tnat wa
ever brought int. th country, which are oefrd '" "
trade NJ ,,rites that will compete with my h.use IL
h, Western States, and all VINO are ~ "aet o' non.
,ppde Boots aud Shocs are respectful. MNiea 70 CA
his stock before purchasing elsewhere.
W K. POTTER, Proprietor
w, C. BlrlERFlrLr, Agt.
June 10,
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1854-12-16
JOHN P. CHAPLIN & Co.,
Corner South Water and Chicago Streets,
CHICAGO, ILLINOIS,

Produce. cemmiSsiea and Farrerdiss Merchants aad
General agents.
--PRorRiTfoRs THE--
Union Inc Canal and River Boat., leaving Cheag
daily FOR ST. Loais and all intermediate Ports, and
ruiRi \ III connection with FIRST class Lines
from Chicago to New York ard Boston.
-AcESTs Thy
Old and responsible Western Transportation CO --ln
sured.
-PRoPREToRs-
Chase Spaulding New Work, :. G. Chase & Co, Al
baHy-Root & Morgan Buffalo.
- AGeNis:-
NJ. B. Spaudng, Jas. X. Wgns, IL Broad ST., y. Y.
cor. Front-up stairs:
p Is, Burke So state street Boston:
and for the L oy and ohio lake Bout Line
ii. 5. bsE,nER, Proprietor, Bniialo.
-AGENTs--
c. F. Brewster, Centes Slip. n. " W. w. Dennis, ii
kiby ST., Boston, o n. Chaplin a. Co b Guy ST.. Al
blny. and far Steamers and Sail Vesse the Lakes.
III contract for the transportation of GnodS from the
Atlantic cities, for the productions OF the uGst. 3es
tired for the Eastern markets without detas aud upon
ths most htsoIbie terms. To consiermehts OF pro-
lers far sale in the Chicago market espcrI attention
viii be paid aud when required lberi pdsancss Will
be made uren Bills IF Iading.
Mark packages CARE 7. Z. Go.
JoHNP. CHAPLIN.
LOU FoiIETT,
FL. HuRLBJT.
RENWiCK 4 SON az nts 4 Davenport. iowa.
AIN SWORrH Il LfS DC. Rock Island, IN.
Apr. 18th is54-I. tri-M'