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Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1854-10-23

Dealers in iat Manufacturers Prices, Freight only
added,)
Chilson-s Hot Air Furnaces-P Portable Furnaces and
School stoves--Metropoliian Cooking Range-Bronzr
ed Settees. Chairs, Hat Trees, Blower and Fire Sett
Stands-Portable Forgcs-McGregor's Agronltnral
Caldron Furnaces--Meneely's Church Bolis-Fira
King Safes-Scaes OF all sizcs-Locomotive LappsA
Signal Bells--Raggage Barrows-Ware House Trucks:
Sugar Mills. Letter and Seal Presses-Regsters and
Soap Stones Ventilators, Jack Screws--Saonets
Varps Oakum Water Lime. Plaster, Stucco, or Plas-
ter Of Paris, Oswego Corr Starch, DC.
b. W. RAYMOND p D. WARD.
sept %. Is54trw-Iy.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1854-10-23
Fourth Street

Fourth Street.
r OTS67Ne on 4th St Corner Of Farnam Front
IL Railroad Depot and only 900 n Distant very dc
,irabl. also Lot No ? Block SO between Perry and
Rock Island
For Private residence uncquallcd.
For Sale by
GEOL NICHOLS.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1854-10-23
City Lot on Cd Street

City Lot on I'd Street
NOR SALE; lot No. 3 Block 60 between Perry and
i Rock Island sts, "a $50, with good Brick dwell
ing aud out buildings; very desirable residence.
Also Lot M. 2 block 49, on Sd st near the corner
of Western Avenue, with good frame dwelling and
stable. Price SI400 cash. by
GEOL NICHOLS.
Dwelling house and 10, in 'ock %, North OF Court
House:
9 Lots in block IL:
LOT on I'd st, Corner OF Farnam
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1854-10-23
Third Street.

r OTIS No "a e. S in Block - Front 3rd ST. Cor
i 4 ner on Farnam very the Depot and lay hand
somely. Also Lot No Block Gj on 3d st. near 4
Rock island st. with good new double frame dwelling
convenient for two small families. Also Let No. i
Block Ie 40 IJ9 with good frame dwelling, stable
Fruit trees &c. Price 9l4OO.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1854-10-23

r., OLD PENS--A large aud superior - ust reeeiv
ed from the Mannfac'a-cr'
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1854-10-23

~ Acres Of l. of W a. See % 7 IS K re, Part of
-, the Widow Noel Farm, and near Harrison Street.
Terms SlO0 per acre. apply TO
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1854-10-23
GEORGE 1. NICHOLS,

ID EAL ESTATE DEALER, Agent and Auction
IL Ger AvgsPorT, Iowa-wiii transact general
Commission business in City Lots--l.ands, Ae.
desirable business Lots In the City Of DayenpoTt:-
Also many thousand acres of land well selected and
desrably located in the counties Of Scott Clinton. Mns-
catne, Cedar Johnson, Iowa, Poweshiek Marshall and
Hardin: Price and terms liberal 10 settlers.
once No Le Claire Buildings
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1854-10-23

Oh Acres of Land on Duck Creek u Miles from
on Mississippi river with large amount of young
timber. W ". w. ar. Sec. l0--T. fe--R. T..
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1854-10-18
ArkansasG Girls,

The Memphis Express tells the follow
ing story OF friend Of the editors, who
went over into Arkansas recently, to attend
Q 'sbreak- down." that is . dance:
: ...The ladies. upon the occasion. were
arrayed in their best, with all the gay COL
ors that an unculiivated taste could rug!
gest. The gentlemen were dressed in
homespun clothes, and none but our friend
had broadcloth upon his back. During
the evening sweet potatoes of an enor-
-mous size, roasted in the ashes, were hand
ed round to the company, together with a
handful Of salt for each guest. beauti-
ullyoung lady soon became smitten with
our friend, (perhaps with his magnificent
moustaches,) and resolved TO dance with
him, She thereupon turned to friend
and addressed her in these words:
"SaI, hold my tater while | trot round
with that nice hoss what's got on store
clothes"
..Our friend was clinched accordingly:
he could not extricate himself from the grip
of the rustic beauty, and was obliged tc
s.trot round" after her for one long morts
hour before he could obtain a respite from
his labors. lie made his escape the frs
opportunity, resolving lha, he would never
again 20 to an Arkansas "break-down."
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The Baby Show W.

The National Baby Show took place at
Springfield. Ohio. on the, 9th inst. One
hundred and twenty babies were entered.
The first premium for the finest baby, two
years old and under, was q tea.set, valued
,atthres hundred dollars; second, . tea-set,
valued at two hundred dollars; third. for
The fines. child under one year, two huns
drede dollars; fourth premium. Parian
marble group .ga,na4 golf594.1 T. sf5. s
q The first premium was awarded to Mrs.
Romney. Of Vienna, Ohio; the second 10
Mrs. Mcdowell, Of Cincinnati; the third 10
Mrs. Arthur Cannon. Of Philadelphia; the
,fourthaitos Mira. Henry Howe. of Cincin-
natl. - ne s,ii bssssi 5. @
A letter was received from Fanny Fern,
which was read 10 the edi6cation OF all
concerned. Letters were also received
from Mrs. Swishelm, Mrs. Critienden, Mrs
Mott, and Horace Greeley. The latter
thought much attention should be given Il
| the esdeselopment OF the human constitution
| in q country where able bodied men sole
from FIVE hundred 10 fifteen hundred dol
.lars. ~ Mrs. Mott thought black babie.
should be ladmittsd.g Among the exhibitor.
was an 6fd women, who cames with hel
fsesebteeiafh child. She claimed pfemi
lum On that ground! -
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SPLENDID STEEL LINE AND MEZZ0Etsot
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always to be found in GODEY. ''s't ~ g.
GODEY'S LADY'S BOOK contains osSeS6Ss -
that for which would have 10 take as lease "a.
three other magazines TO get the same amount 81
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Cooley s Lady : Book. and Arthur, tions Mss.osf
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OH receipt of $3.50.
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| 5 liz ChestnutiSueet RhilsdAlphis it.,,45
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Agency

ENOR the sale of DR.. s. 8. FITCH'S celebra.
IL ted Instruments and medicines. viz: Patent
Silver Plated Abdominal Supporters. Patent steel
spring Shoulder Braces, silver Enhaiing Tube,
Pulmonary Balsam. Pectorai Expectorant, Pure
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Pills. Cholera and Cholc Specific. Vermifuge. sc.
The above form DR.. Fitch's treatment Of Pull
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&C., which has been so eminently successful in
relieving and curing those diseases. Allthe above
remedies are prepared by DR.. F for his practice,
and warranted good. HIS reputation, founded on
success. will recommend them TO the afflicted,
who will hnd Dr.. Fitch's "Guide to the Inval-
ids" valuable book. It is given away at the
store Of the agents Those suffering from falling
of the bowels or womb will find Dr. F :. suppurt-
er light and pleasant aud fitting perfectly, and al
the same time most Efficient. The shoulder brace,
also, is light and efficient. The articles alone, or
taken together. are unsurpassed by any article
ever made All to be had of the agent -. b,
isoa WILLaAN STEMa Stafcrh OHM
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JNO. NJ. KIRKBRIDE,S
nj f. ID &c AL DEPOT.

FULL supply of the following celebrated
a Medicines for sale at Kirkbride's Medical
Depot: Jsyne's Expectorant, Jaynes Alternative,
Jayne's Carminstive Basam. Jayne's vermifuge,
Jayne's Sanative Pills, Jaynes Ague Pills, Jayne 5
Hair Tonic. ROGERS Liverwort and Tar.
TOWNSEND'S Sarsaparilla. BRANT'S Pulmo.
nary Balsam. Brant's Purifying Extract. BRAN.
DREDfH'S Pills. McLANE'S Liver Pills
SELLERS Liver Pills, Sellers Imperial Cough
Syrup, Sellers Vermifuge. FREY-S vermifuee e.
RAILWAYS Ready Relief. Railways Removal.
ing Resolvent, Railways Medicated Soap, Rad.
ways Circassian Balm. FITCH'S Abdominal
Supporters, Fitch's Shoulder Braces, Fitch Pull.
monsry Balsam. Fitch's Pec,oral Expectorant,
Ftch's Depurative Syrup. Fltch's Pills, Liniment,
Ointment, &c, Sc. WALLACE'S Galyanic
Fluid, Wallace's Galvanic Salve r BRYAN'S
Pulmonic Waters. M'ALISTER'S Ointment.
Mexican Mustang Liniment HOOFLAND'S
German Btters., LOUDON'S Female Elixir,
Loudon's Remedy for Piles. Loudon's s Ague Pills
Loudon's Indian Sanstive Pills, Loudon's All.
Healing Salve, Loudon's Cherokee Liniment
Loudon's Indian Expectorant, Loudon,s Hair To.
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Also the usual variety of other Patent Medicines
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Bargains!i Bargains!!!

UVHE subscriber. by way Of addition to the
IL town of Woodsfeld. has caused to be sur.
veyed and divided, that excellent lot of land ad
joining said town, situated on the south part there
of, and west of the road leading to Sistersvile;
and he now offers. AT PRIVATE SALE, and
at low prices,
Ia IsoTs
Of convenient size, not excelled lots for build.
ing or any other purpose BY any in or adjoining
the town. This is well known to be the most
pleasant and healthy portion Of the village, and
deshsble site for all who want comfortable
hcme. o. = lot good for any other purpose, at q
low price
Those wishing to purchase must apply soon. as
the subscriber intends 20 close up his affairs this
fall preparatory to location elsewhere, and is
therefore deter nined, in the shove language, to
give bsyGains!! bargains!!!
July -, 1854. SIMPSON HOLSTER.
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HominY.

r In point Of economy, as human food,
one bushel of beans or hominy is equal to
ten Of potatoes. Hominy. too is dish
almost as universally liked as potatoes.
and at the South about a. freely eaten,
while at the North it is seldom seen. In
fact, it is an unknown food exceptto few
persons in cities. By hominy, We do not
mean a sort OF course meal, but grains of
white corn, from which the hull and chit,
or eye, has been removed by moistening
and pounding in wooden mortar, lssv.
ing the grains almost whole and oompos.
ed of little else but starch. 1t has been
often ssid that not one cook in ten knows
how to boil q potato. We may add an
other cipher whom speaking Of the very
simple process Of cooking hominy. We
give the formula from our own experience
and instructions in land where "hog and
hominy" are well understood. Wash
slightly in cold water, and soak twelve
hours in ,epid, soft water; then boil slow.
lly from three to six hours in the same
water, with plenty more added from time
| to time, with great care 10 prevent burning
Do not sal. while cooking as that or hard
water will harden tho corn. So it will
peas or beans, green or dry, and rice also
When done add butter and salt; or q bet.
ter way is to let each season to suit the
taste. 1t may be eaten with meat in lieu
of vegetables, or with sugar or syrup. Il
| is good hot or cold, and tho moro frequent.
| ly it is warmed over. like the old fashioned
| pot of z-sz aa #s
"Bean.porridge hot, or bean porridge cold,
| Bean porridEe best nine days Old" =
So is hominy-it is good always, and very
wholesome, and like tomatoes, only re-
| quires to be eaten once or twice to fix the
taste in its favor.-Jour. of Health.
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up all right, and the hurrying traveller
plunged eagerly for his baggage. The
Conductor, stepping from his train, with
that quiet, customary, businsss.like move.
ment, found himself at once called by the
station man to keener action. He could
not believe that anything was wrong, for
as fact is declared Of greater truth than
theory, the miles run with winged speed
in ssiety, told of complete order and Sc
curity. '~ & y ID = eg.s.>.
/ There was busy scrutiny about and un.
der the train. The order Of the Superin.
tendent told thathe was in earnest. Men
got under the trucks in places whore, if
the locomotive should but take breath.
they would be crushed wheels were tried
breaks examine d-beams and bumpers
notwithstanding seen as detective
and the dispatch that had used the light
ming TO travel upon, seened it wss-like
the fire cry of the Italians in Meslin when
they saw the moon rise-a false alarm
There was one OF that examining party
not quite satisfied wish felt at liberty
| to give his name. That faithful, earnest
constant, accurate officer, never absent,
never neglectiul-he took that ono more
Hast look, which seems so often to concen'
tratet success, and discovered that from
one Of the cars the king bolt was gone!-
and he knew by the fact that from the time
OF starting. the message had been sent
that over all this journey this car had been
kept from destruction by it's weight-by .
groove. That minute had the value o
! life that cannot be recalled in il.
If the engineer had seen any unusua
! object before him-checked his speed
found his way unimpeded-given on steam
again, the quick sudden movement would
i, is most probable, pulled the truck from
the car, and written memories in the his
tory Of that day. But so smoothly, Sc
leasily. with such heavy tread, that engin'
moved. that in this unknown danger il
course was as safe as if all the strengtl
of iron had enoompassed IT,, Heavel
changes that dread word danger by il
lmercies. q s"t 80 h3nsi.dii q .E-ss $50
/ When tho Superintendent heard tha
his train had res ached its destination safe
illy, and that his message was yet in time
for the remedy-the remainder OF ths
day wore smiling and a gentle look
The compressed lip could let the breat
come free again. - ~ .aea ,,r,
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Wistars Balsaaimn, ain,f Il wild Ckaesiiirpl!

THE BEST REMEDY EVER KNOWN TO NAN
For Coughs. Coids. .dsfhms. crsap. BtoatasfsS.
Breathing. Liuer Afeefions, Poin er
Weakness ef the sBSeast or' S5dt. 'iss
IS. sd FIRST Stages af. Constssphion ,s..,si.
In short. this Bslsam is peculiarly adapted %
every disease of the Luhgsi and Liver, whSehsss
produced by our ever-yasyias climate. 1acsssu
lNFLuENzA AND CoNsuMPrioN 1T Il Indeed
melancholy truth thst thonss6ds fsll vteakihs0le
Consumption every year from NO esAse es6s.aAso
neglected colds; yet we 6nd hondseds, and ajeov.
sands. who treat such complains Witk ~ eillSN.
est lnd'fierence. and let them roa N tpg5 4eAtp.
and even nonths. without thiakipe Of the daness.
At FIRST. You have what y0a feoa6sdes slQ1iSe
cough or cold, allow busine.s, plsseps,, a esse-
lessness to prevent you from giving Il sny stteo.
tion; II then settles upon your tstss s6sc0aas
hoarsei have pains in the side os chest expeescs.,e
large Quantities Of meter, perhaps .ntSsd vish
YOU find your own foolish neslses ~ hserxhs %
this complaint. II, then, you vslne yo,SP iif. :,
health be warned 10 time. I'D. o6S y &c. IN
your cold; hut immediasely prafuye Aottle eetve
of that famous remedy. ~. WSsfa1ss beIsSss ef
speedy cure ever known, sashoussnds win ies,iiy.
whose lives have been saved BY II.
For Infaeasaitis the very 'bsst nSdssissi1she
Be not deeeived. ssnsemb.td b dth.s q lss w..
tor's Balsem Of Wsd Ckss.ys' = shAs psslssmsjAs
will afford you immediate relisf
1'tco Lives Sooed ty the use - ssays a5Ase1 NJ.
ties Of Wistar's Beesam ef Hlid Chevy
sm.... .rlaa,, MT, 1ioI Eo..; Ky1 3uly q: lfsa;
"Dse Wistarss: Bslsam, et w ida Ohssrrf' Aliss
bought of you has been Of such sjgnsl heac6s is
ny family. chat wish 10 nakS its ViiistsA kf}5we
for the benefit Of ,she plblca.,s,s iss,nissa,v
My wife toek cold At the time Q. ,cr conffoe.
naent. which settled oi, hsr EuLIs. i'fks TPkya.
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Mail Arrangements,
A RRIYAL AND DEpARTIIRE Of The M,

4 KKlVAL AND DEPARTURE of the mails
II at and from WoopsFIELp: zE
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day. at clock P. M. Departs every day Tex
cept Sunday at p'olock A. M. Sf1
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Tuesday and Friday at O'Clock P. NJ. Depart.
every Wednesday and Saturday at s A. M. :
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Monday and Wednesday at 8 A. NJ ;.
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Friday at s p. M. Departs every Tuesday and
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SCENE IN THE K1rcHEN.-A woman ma
king bread-Euter little boy.
Little Boy" Mother, it strikes me you
are very lazy just now.''
Indignant Mother-"How dare you say
so? Don't you see, Fm making bread!'
Little Boy-..True: but that's no more
nor less than loafing." "slta-
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W. W., WALLACE,
French Burr Mill Stone,
MILL

STEAM ENGINE ESTABLISHMENT.
3I9, 32l, 323 Liberty Street,
OPPOSITE sMITHFIELD ST.,
PITTSBURGH. PA.
Steam Engines for Saw and FIGURING Mills gen.
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Engines made to order on short notice. French
Burr Mill Stones, old and new stock, OF my own
manufacture, warranted best quality, always on
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Wire, Corn and Cob Grinders, Cast Iron Provers,
Leather Betting. Wagner's Patent and Common
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pie article for turning the spindle, always on
hand. Also. LulPs Patent French Burr Smut
Machines, superior article, provided with a
powerful suction fan, and unequalIed for securing
grain; they are used in the large Pearl Mills, Al
legheny Citys which turn out daily over 700 bbls
iour,) and in 600 other mills in the west. Thew
give general satisfaction, and are warranted 10
clean well. We annex a certificate from one OF
the largest mills IN the west, and refer to our
hsndbiIls for particulars: ,1a .I4aT
PrrrsBURGH, June 20, 1852, y
W. w. WALLACE, Esq Dear Sir-We have
now IN use in our mill two of your Burr Smu
Machines; they work TO our entire salts action
and they are durable, not liable TO get out Of or
der, and We consider them the best machines no y
in use. WILMARTH & NOBLE
All orders promptly attended to. 1,,t III,
w. w. WALLACE, 3ls Liberty st..
dec IA Pittsburgh, Pa.
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Eitten e. Horne.

11resAing Machine Bnilders ! Repairers,
SUNFISH, OHIO.
WILL have constantly on hands MACHINES
w Of on kiads; also CLEANEas Of the best
and latest Improvements. .rr
FROM past experience We eatter ourselves tha,
We csn equal any manufactured IN the State.
Persons wishing to purchase Machines vii
please give us = csA and examine for themselves
AN work warranted to peiorm right OF sale
N y All old Csssin9s and Iron taken in eA
IN. ID. change for wosk. tor which the highes
price win be given. LITTEN HORNE.
Suntsh, Juue Z, 1864. so
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..-And said-.My pretty maid"
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