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Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1854-08-16

GrLas, week the railroad fever among
our people raised TO a very high point
The survey Of Roaring run, in the direc.
tion Of PhiIipsburg, however, had the ef
feet to ollny The excitement almost entire.
". The great Architect of nature, in the
formation Of this part ofcreOtion, does DO,
seem to have provided very well for The
construction Of railroads, for our hills are
too high, and our creeks and rivers too
close together, to afJrd Il practical grade
to get from the one to The other. This,
however, IS bur one Of many proposed
routes, and although the shortest and most
direct, still there may be others upon which
the summit can be surmounled without
difficulty, Before The project is abandon.
ed, we trust that at least some other the
depTessjons Of the ridge between Mushan.
on and CIearfeId creek, will be examined
P. &. Since our paper went to press, letter
has reached town, from Nr. Montgomery, the En-
glnee., after Ais return TO phipsourg in which he
speaks o. this enterprise in much more confident
terms than might be inferred from the foregoing
remarks.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1854-08-16

ADDRESS No 2.-The second address
Of the Stale Central Committee will be
found in the preceding columns. This
address is chiefly confined 10 a recapiu.
alton Of the official acts Of Gov. BgIer,
and upon Perusol, they will be found to be
both numerous and of the most important
character. There is one act Of Gov. Big.
er's administration here referred to, which
if there was nothing else in his official ca.
reer, should guarantee the almost undiv.
ded support Of the PEOPLE, and that is, his
successful efforts to abolish from our leg.
islatve system the pernicious practice Of
passing omnibus bills. Hereafter, every
act Of Legislation m ust stand or fall upon
its own merils-and we can only thank
Gov. BigIer for it.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1854-08-16
WON'T FACE THE NGSIC.

Why don't the Wing candidate meet his
democratic opponentl His friends said he
was ready and desired to do so, but that
Gov. Biger refused. Now that they have
been invited out among the people, how.
ever, they havn't word 10 say, and it
looks very much Ikea if they are afraid
to face The music. Their people are calling
upon them to do so-tbey will hold them
TO lhe.r boas'ing bantcrs, and unlcSs Pol.
lock does what was promised Tor him, the
conclusion will be irresistible, that the
wings have "no principles for The public
eye"
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1854-08-16

THE PRoGREss OF FIFTY YEARs.-On
the 4lh oIJuIy, 1904, mail stage com.
menced running once a week from Pitts.
burg to Philadelphia. On the fourth of
July, 1854, there were three daily passen.
ger trains running betweenihe same points,
one Of which made the distance of 36I
miles in less than thirteen houss. What
progress will be made in the next fi1v
years, who will underak 70 say
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1854-08-16

''o'''6 va, "'H O"H'1'y "PP'o'Su W '"C
administration.
TPvpTRiyrp MY nrWlRF mn rR ,ITORS
We b,yo had .oGicior, ev,oriono, ,n
o,r;rc,l rc. n,,,o ho ,..,,., .,,...;..l -.
the ov,royo,,rc;os or oori,;,;,.o :. .o,ba.
tho d.s,o,o,;,, or a,.,;-.a ,..I ~
b,,o ,,,,,..,l ,,a .. CT,
70 br,,gso and do.,,o,, ,bo ..;,,.,,'...,,.
.;o, -, ,,,o..,. ,.,,,;.,aa. 1,t.-..,: >.
.do,o r,,r, 20, Ioo,.,. l.,..., .. -.
.oo,5,. vo,b;,r bo. boo, ,a,,.ao.,
No, oyco ,bo mas, dor;,,,, .oIo,;,..ar,..
,miIy cir,ls-lor no,;rD;,r 70 ,.Lo ha'd
Of for tho ,proos. or b,oclooi,c ~, ,,.u,,
t,,ion orDeno,r,,ic statesmen
Ro,io the whole history or Do,i,;co, 10
,r,y;,y--orooc on tho oyoosgo. or .ou,;
.,,n dos,or,,;,, ,,od,c.o,,, ,,,;.. .,,.
-.., .....,.,. .....,.i .,..-s
ca,. ,r,b, o,,o,on,sorc,, p,,L.:. 49,,
o,n,,. :, ,b,;. .,,o.,.,. :, ;.:,.. L.-
upon the ,emperonre oues,ion The Cac
fin handJiRs in the dnvs Of jackson. and
the Per Bea,tyafilaDitsnrainsl Governor
Porter. 10 saw no,b,nr Of the story NJ tho
rramplo, u,oo the Americon a,1 bv Gov
Skunk, were all bad enop,b in oII con.
science; bu, as mean and desoicob,e nc
they were. the means used. and the ios,yu.
mc"iS made use Of, 10 make capital for the
Wing candidate on this question, exhibit
a still deeper deDrh ofjnfamv,
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1854-08-16
The Ch0lHra AZ MRrSeillns.

BosToN, August ll.--A private letter
has been received in this city, dated Mar
seilles, July 25th. The deaths by cholera
had averaged 4O6 daily, and the poPula:
ton was greatly reduced by disease and
fight.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1854-08-16

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We d, NOT r,s,r, ,sr..,r,,, l,r HI. adm.
,.,el,on mar for ,ba ma, Tbo., ..r,.
doubtless. grounds for homes, 8,t,,1orc,.
oC opiniop. whether ,he w,s,,, r,icy has
mail times been ngr.,,5. r...od,cl,ir,
that the good greatly rrenoraero,a, and
that his purpose, have bceu po.yer.,r.,
run, and patriotic In ,bo 5,s,,,bp,,,n NJ
,he executive po,roaooo cyery one ybo
appIied could not be anno,n,ed and a,5o,
Tins was necessarily s., and is ~, d.,Frn,,y
which mus, he anronn'nra4 by ,II ,Ir,,r
i.,rorors some worth. .,,,on, ~, ,,,. Ga,,
relt airbev had ipsr c,psa lor co,n,,;,,
bot so IONS MS Nh. rubGc service he yo.,
perrormci Won will agree with ne ,h,, n
IS of minor ,mpor,,prc yb, Shall he ,bo
agent Of the work-and certainly no man
will iorsake his pr.nciD.ss ard r,rry FIR
reasons 50 un,cnab,e and rgsuI., ,I pn,.
yoidanc.
The Hon IpRrvnu Hr,cv ,l, Dco,.
ocratIc candidate for Judge oi,na : ,n~srno
Court reopires no recommendation -, onr
hands lie I'm, .bae, wo,,LaJ ~ ,ao faI
opce and no, ,opn5 ,yan,.nr u,. .@n;anr,
Qualifications c,r ,b. ,r,r, E,. ,r,'nnaJ
scbolarsbc b.. 6ro ',.-.,r,. .,,Ir.;,r,,,,,s
and his pnsp,l;pd ,.,r,j ,b,r,.,,, 49,. ,bo
theme of reneraJ a5,i,,ii.n sn.o,,, men
all ,,r,,a. I.,,.,.,.. 90, -
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m r m.H" uH mMu shown
rn.U. u."| .d .u w"uu, robin.
N.0 .N uf w.n. ~. an ..nu.nnun
lnN aH# .u. .....n' condemned
a.m..u
In. position .r and u..uov'od.-d
ar uua rouou lhu mulruru m.n, uO
ID. NNg purity. Ru the lesson, o. rN.
pouunnu h1,n never mugh, many of lhrrr
..1anr> wisdom, and vr now Uud lhrm
nHuOgngDa Dha guo,ons error %. aucuna
ug'o reconstruct that purity ON false and
G.n0g IDEAS without any of the pupcI.
plies %, their former creed on which To buso
mn oraanuzanou his daugerou, cxpe.
lmnU. aud II wlI. prove am cn'ire failure
a, many sensible and candid Wings are
.r... fr unEr.,rr|. .t. IN. .....i .....l 90 .
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1854-08-16
THE GREYTOWy AFFAIR.


'orIoosIy '"ScIII"'ng upon most political
GaeS'ions' ihcy at least preserve their con-
"Slehcy most beautifully 10 ihcIr oPPosl'
ooh To 'heiF own country upon every oc'
cas'on OF a quarrel with ? foreign nauon'
il IS saId 'hoi there are exceptions to all
general rules but we believe The conduct
OF Inc wing party IS not redeemed by a
single exception ID 'hs respect They oP.
posed 'he second war OF Independence
lhey TOOK SIDES with France III our brush
"''h 'n"' ha'on under 'cn' Jackson ad'
mI"'s'ro''on-l"ey favored the British side
o" '"e o'SP"'eu boundary questions IN Oo'h
'oe Northeast ana Nor,n"o@I-'ney OPP
Po'ou '"' o""eAo'o" o' l'N"S' out OF oei'
erehce 10 Hreat britain ana France, who
were growing jealous OF our advancing
grea'ne'S-'nd every body now living is
'a'"'''"F win '0e'r eA'ra'"sahi hostility to
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1854-08-16

cLElRUELD. ND lo.ll6l.

IUN uuNLUNuN
WttttAW nICTi.u, d. Du.a umn
IuusDpUIWJgU8I
JNVt.Wi Nu q, Ht Ayk. Og ,a..t. luHu
Observation-Disclosures
N'.NWN s. vUTI Uf rEt U.Hn
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1854-08-16

The CHoLERA.-We are glad 10 on.
nounce that this disease is now abatng in
almost every locality in which il has pre-.
vailed in our country.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1854-02-16
Cairo Items.

We extract the following items from the
last letter Of Nose" the Cairo correspon-
dent Of the Evansville Journal
Several newspapers are harpng eonsid-
erably about the suffering condition Of the
emigrsnts at Cairo. Happening, as do, to
live right among them, ] am as well auaiii-
ed perhaps TO say what their condition, is. as
any Of those editors residing from two n,
four hundred miles distant Nut s;ugIe
case of cholera-or yellow fever had occurred
among them, and they enjoy infinitely bet
ter health than could be expected, subsist-
ing as some Of them do on wretchediy bad
liquor, and living, as all do, on the river bank
or the deck Of steamboat. Our market
affords them abundant supplies Of eatables,
and as general thing they have plenty Of
money TO avail themselves of its benefits
II is truly refreshing to see the wood
en-shoc men and women, of which there
are upwards Of thousand in Cairo, tumb-
ling down and getting up in their Efforts to
walk over the heavy sleet now Oh the
ground TO the depth Of several inches. -
One burly fellow fell down this morning,
and sliding about forty feet with the yeloci-
ity of locomotive, brought up" spsng in
the river---gater up to his ears. He made
the trip heels up, head first, and yelling like
savage. Very amusing, truly.
At this writing there are twenty-one
steamboats, II Cairo The maiority oil them
are very large boats heavily ireighted
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1854-02-16
WaJIYsATy Ann RETAIL

IN sHbseribsf has received from Ia. Eastern aaa
Southern Markets large ana well selected stock
q goods 81 ell descriptions, Ill common us consisting
:" Jf! bpDds, BsOts aud sAoes Hats ard Cap.
GLASSWARE, q IeetiswHre, tsuiiil0 Robes
hf"s"rtGs- Dried FrBit, Cotton Warn.
IArPth 'nalh' F4eEiHg Yarn Gut window Glass
u. 4, i, :. q kaHawia salt Hardware
hI's and MN sans, Iron all slnds, Steel assorted
castings, Aails, al kinda. GrIul.toues
WoodcHwSre, LIge geese feathers, ptl.h A. uoL.,,
Snle and Epper Leather Wall Pauar
Willow Baskets, Paints mud OILS Jtse etar. xr
VIII III viii Dr. sold at small advance for Fnh A. /
int nj keeping every thing H common use per.ous
ing erai articles obtain them On roIt St,s,
at q Brick store orP9slte the Mills. Nasepon iowa
une y Jti3-2. J. NJ, BOWLING
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1854-02-16
The BATTLE Field.

We make another extract from the series
OF articles in course OF publication in the
Chicago Press from the pen Of Robert Hun
gunin, an old soldier who served in the war
of 1912 The iollowingis his description of
the battle field, after the Americans had de-
fes,ed the British
There had an opportunity of seeing
what the followers Of the army were compos-
ed Of Among the dead and wounded prow!-
ed two or three hundred males and females;
they looked more fierce and disgusting than
afiock ofhyenas would; they were generally
old and ragged, with bloa,ed, fiery faces; they
were stripping and robbing the dead. There
lay, near the shore, dead an English officer;
he was Major, and, Think. belonged 10 Il .
STAFF. His horse had been slain at the same
time; be had been robbed; all that was left
on bis body was pair Of drawers; his skin
was as white az marble. Some distance
of, saw q lady approaching on horseback
rapidly. followed BY a servant. Sic iras tss
riff Of Tie dead Haio-' She soon found her
slain husband She looked 70 BE under
thirty, and appeared WOMAN, every inch Of
her.
"She got down and embraced her bloody
husband, and exclaimed, 20, my dear hus-
band. my children.'' Her grief was great,
and her wsilings and suferings were grevious
to witness. OF. in the visions of the night,
in after years, that beautiful form has ap-
peared TO me in her wild despair
There were probably slain Of the Eng
l;sh, near the shore, about one hundred and
fifty. mostly of the 49th regiment. ! doutt
il there was a better regiment in the English
army, than that same 49th. They were al.
ways conspicuous in every battle where
they happened to be. ] will here relate
what is perhaps not generally known.
When man is slain by gun shot wound
the slain will look IS they probably did be,
fore they were hit. Some will look angry
some with full smile on their countenance
Generally their eounten.nces will have Q
pleasant look. Not so when slain with d
pike or bayonet: the countenance then
looks ghastly and horrible. saw laying
among the dead, very large Negro. He
seemed 10 have broad grin on his counte.
nance. supposed he was alive. has
seen the darkey before the war lie beat
the bass druhl in the regimental band
touched him with my foot but could mol
rouse the negro. There was not shot
hole in bis hide. A Rifle ball had struck
out one OF mis- front teeth, and the ball had
lodged in the neck bone, and verify be.
liese some riiieTpan had made that darkey's
ivory mark - try his skill upon"
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1854-02-16
AuCTInN & GYMNASIUM.

DLATra SMITH having located In Davenport Of
Br0Hf STREE, opposite the B0Iar. Tor tae pufpss.
Of carrying the Shove busaess 9uld re-leeliuil,
say they win atiand faithfully 10 ANY bushes. il
the line eurustedtO tlcn--0at door sales as attend
ed TO- We are permitted 10 refer to
Messrs. GhFlauD sailier n Co., ~ L. ST. Chiragg
z toaper q Co., LaHd agents. ~ Clark
James Grew, leflsrg.g Lake
John Lima. =. :.
u. &. AEGtcspr. Druggist, West Randolph;
IL b fiA1' or 1iu s-Hd Fnluk!iu AyeuiIe ~ Louis
J, L.. ILAIf ARrlioneer.
u A. NJ. Ian. 9t.ln ~
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1854-02-16
GOO
REVOLVING HORSE HAY RAKES,

Something new out West ) of the latest New York
Premium Pattern.
20 arranged that you can viii, one horse and man
- rake from - 10 - Of heavy grass one ay
lhcf are the thing to enable you get your grass In
Time, without so inan, hands. Made IN II supr rior
style of the best and toughest timber. Well painted 10
stand the weather, and warranted he equal 10 ..
Eow IN use, at the steam Agricultural ~. ~,
=, ALONZO NoERSE,
MIN 81. moline. Ills, June ed liza
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1854-02-16
WINDOW GLASS

ID ECEiE I'D this morning by Railroad. q large as
"a sJrtMaLt e window Oiass OF the best P!t,sbara,
brands which IN be sold al tbs lowest market Irle4
N Nc 20 L4St Srcef.3 Street
WEBB d sToyER.
HzyshPeTt Feb eth, iS54
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1854-02-16
PREMATURE GRAVE

IT Is d ialnrEtlblc Eici that ,hopsanas D''S
i brought 10 premature grave 10y HeGist" ~, ~
suutc coed aud cairigt inctjine % iae to ar,',
course Of disease. fl i also startling riib mt ."aa
sands hINc be u ktr..liCi 10 ~ uhEisR -"'N az.
use Of poisonous apStiums. Tie author l8
ing iir necessity Of some yahd and ti'tei' y" am.
whr. sau,d bs relied upon when me tds.
crtl a. ater hi. Mamalake Lininicil ali Ap',t,f
PiIistn the pubic. These medicine, are '"" Gc.
stEictls honest ard from medicines ~ Nts'h "''''
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1854-02-16
MORE NEW GOODS.


TtST deceived from The eastern cilrsa c's"ae.
y and beautiful assortment o Summer ofs
81 Tie Very latest STATES an iashian smehg
Which ma, be olad a eoot stock OF
Dress Goods.
Very superior heavy black silks, Far res.
Lawns, y, L1ines, Fms Scotch eins6atas
hamhlat t,inghams, tlpaerus. fne Wit, Ing
ISL aud AnerIeai6 hniz, American End tnas
IN Pfnts u fine quality ant iasi colors, o.
Ptins.
White Goods
flaIn Swiss, hriland Jacano' Hnsl ms. Cur.
an Masins, irish Iuens, fne ifhir lntas.
ine sarts extra, ii camtitic handherchieis
shite tfiiiing+, col rec Calnhrits aud zap /
Nnslns
Bonnet and Dress Trimmings
Ribbons. Flarenee silks, { are tsisir, "tl3t
Grape, artificial Flowers, sil: AID Nufsf q
iintps aud Braid. new 81 + dress buttons. La
IS edeiagz, Insertions, Caeatisenes, cntaFs.
.utis, Ne, eorls, Linen Tapes, six stay aus
shoe Laces, ,iasties.
Gloves AID Hosiery.
Waite. eoiuttd and lIstk hid Gloves, Is
quality. xsra te4vN ipn4 st.a. N,t.s, siteri To-.
White eolarrd and y .ek 5 l. and lst>l Glove
. superior black SILK Hose. tine white. State M
mixed f,ase NJ So d. gents. bites silk Al
sesr Gotten. white ard mixed halt hos.
Real Shell Comts.
Shell tuck, side am e rel t"lr3ss. ttIiaii7f
d.. best fng Reading AM fine iv {, Cont,
Ind some
Beautiful Parasols
STAPLE <.sbNtps:
+ he hteache Shirtnas am ST. rfIn2s;
Lines aa3 Cotton, Ch chs aus stfp,s;
tleatN ilrkihgs. titr tll., Zen. ms, asE&
Cp5taradcS. I.tn.rs, aFiils, Fins Cloths,
A ! vol, gu cultrS for summer rsAr,
I'm tn Dee skin afd drapr tiehtr.
Tnee3, auU "a Hjxet JsaEs. sh3
Clsht. II :, Sc
taTpetins:
goaa siock ii i4gCIcs aAi Gutldfen's 81 oee
Wisf6w SHADES.
t,EocaEtfS avn Z efHswAsF
-ALSo:--=
/ fra beauUflcenrf, I.amps wit eui -l"t.f'
,ud dos.
Anot witch vii b. ssi! for Cash IS shesi
+ AZ he Ch,apest by
q. I. DAVENPORT
i Davenport, Ma l4th, 1853
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1854-02-16
The Greatest Bargain Yeti

THE tstserib~r Il Offering hts s3andilfy located
farm for sale VERY low. H j. stuatcd 81 miles from
Davenport oil tie A!eB's Grove road continuing IGA
acres q acres fsnci and under high OF euti,.
lion. Good brick buildings. GO fruit tree, 81 various
leeions 50 ofrhrn IN ring condition. together win
grove ofhre acres Of locust ard walnut. Asa rst
rate well and never falling stock water.
For particulars apply 20 ISAAC s. GLAsPEIL.
Jan Sd. 1854. or the rrctiisr,
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1854-02-16
q $1,000

Gas Of Rleatna ISM Burns, Ulcers l'nui a..
Sorci sore Throat Neuralgia. Tooth A'c' % hars.
Pains la The Back. side breast. eHi, ''. , ,rst.
pimrl.ss, darrhua, have beet rnrrd " ~ WIN, lT.,a.
Also. numerous eases OF SwscuN. haas Tlin. aim.
Ia. big Head. Zig Sloudcr. Poll t'h rln"',l,ple
dvrs. Eojt., hole. Ycllov Water, Nc, 99plsp,
have becH afflicted with dyspepsia, lNgt ycryea.
Head Ache, diseases OF the skin, JalH"t.' Re.
Paius vi all kinds bilious affections, u pattt
male Ale lions, &c, have been r,s i,o. Nh.
hgalit by the use Of dmo-e's Anli- bi'l's"'
Gray Hairs, a..oT. j.
at Premature Ballncs. pre-, aiea y Ngl+,uliflro@
Nd Kmty's Circassiun Hair Tonic. ils ~ rrono..
binaiion prevents tho hair from E,'his wy
lis grew b and rendersit soft nnd go D.
Agents Wanted, -, ,be als
in every town throughout The GATED s'aiv+ w. rene
of J, Mcknny i Celestial Balm, an iJ'i ano, and
dy for tholcra. n,stntcr,. Biafrhn'h, fieN' wv
all p2!ns ig the bowels.
r. J. Mckinny's Worm Medieinc r9, ,,. r,par7ior
nud is warranted purely vegetable in in,,,inrla
l,. expelled Worms all kinds f'"''' lho "a
nal wtaa other pre- partitions ofgreal r'P''
Fever and Aga5 i,bou, IT,.
In all lis various types permanently ',IKipur's fte'
larry 10 tic syslsga. ~ the a-e 9. T. = y,T ". ptp
and Asu4 Pms. III. tonic prepaid, IT .ii,h,ab
cuuaiesl. II never fails. Try 1t 40" p'
0euc can bc cured. -,,roh
srrrnrssoS 4 cAnN.n.''Y Iowa
In. N.rwoop,
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1854-02-16
HARDWARE AND CUTLERY.

HARDWARE AND CUTLERY.
,asa spring Sales. 1854.
.r sss ys sI,. . t snsp s. . 20.
CHILD, PRATT & CO,
Direct Importers and Wholesale Dealers in For
e!gn and Domestic Hardware. Cutlery,
Guns, Rifles, Sc,
IL Nsia Street, ST. Leafs, 10.
WILL be IN receipt. for Spring Sales q one II the
w la--s.t stocks and mosi complete assortment q
Goods in oar line ever offered In this market lmrart
in- all our foreign Goods direct and purchasing our
Aacriean Goods from tn taan9ftciafsrs. a. aatsi
cash nri,e.A We are enabled IL offer Merchants and
nnrcsas.rs Goods Il Il LOW PRfC Is ard on IS fax or
able terms any house East or West. Our s'.eS vii
snbr sc a large and very eomplst. assartmeni."f
Agricultural Tools and implements,
Of The lnies, ana most approved kinds and qualities Of
~ ,hes. Sna,hs, Forks, Ra&e- Handled ard .nralna
Hoes. shoves and Spades. Hames, 1oiiafs' .haihs--
oS ard others, ASGs-a nasSsaha kihds. fieAs-
Mattoeks, he, Se.
House Furnishing and Builders Hardware.
Large and complete assortment OF Lacks. Iatehes.
Butts, Hinges. Screws, Bolts Br.ds Sais &e ifihi-
Carpenters and Builders Tools
Planes Saws. Chisels Ancnrs, Braces, Bits. Draw
ets. Hammers, Adzes, BOARD, Barch and Broad-Aaes
Biacksmiths Tools. &c.
Beuaws Anyiis. Vices. Hammers. Screw Plates,
TIor.e Nails, Shoes, Files and Rasps Of Butchers and
ether mssere-ail kinds and sizes.
Coopers Tools
Large assortment Of Knives, HOOPS, Planes, Sc
Cutlery
Avery large stock and snrtment 80 wcstenhoimn>'
Butcher. and others Table. Pocket, PEN Butcher Al
Shoe Knives, R:izers, Shears Scissors GarSers, We,
great variety.
Guns, Rifles, Gun Trimmings and Mounting
Single anil Doutia- 3arrelled, Ensiish and German
Rifles. Pistols, MoaHtings and Trsmmags-great Va
riety.
Together with general assortment 81 other good
USUALLY ri III Hard >torc. Saws. every yarte
~ Mill Cuts and Circular, OF ess ~ tiiiy fuFht he'd
a. mannsacturer's prices. Isorders promptly Oiled
and farsardei-
T,h 7.amo CHILD. Pr ATT & co.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1854-02-16
100 MEAT AND MILK SAFES

OF 1ilE BEsl CONSTRUCTION; 10 ADMIT pNArGtll
THEY maste u ttc choicest manner ta very good
LOOK ing buscau) calculated 10 keep OIL AT OF the
insect aud Ncrlb tribe. Ma Htfs rafs nor ans
thng al tho kinh can get 10 Your provisions which are
Kept sweet and frus In fact Of as btst pieces OF
domestic economy.
Manufactured al the steam Agricultural Depot of
AIOSIO N0URSE,
June % Main Street, Moline MS
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1854-02-16
CHICAGO & ROCK ISLAND RAILROAD.
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Tiskilwa
nS and nfter Nosp.Y. December 10, less, until fuf-
" Tier nottee.
Two Daily Trains,
SUNDAYS exeertcd,) will this road between
Chicago, Lasalle, Peru and Geneseo,
Arrives Id d, sness.n 3,fsP. NJ.
LEANE CHICAGO,
ii Passenger Train, at 4. ".
I'll Passenger Train, nj 4si5 ~
RETURNING. LEAVE GENLSEo-
Isl Passenger frsin. ~ Q -
a4 Passenger Itaa II 3i5
Arriving NJ chicago II s. 10 y. NJ.
Y5foth Trains connect viii, the Trains from chlea-
~ Eastward,
The I O'clock morning rran runs 70 Gehtseo, and
connects with stages fren Roc Island and Davenport
and othCr points West
Passengers leaving Chicago Il e'el1ck in the morn
in.- reach Eock Island amt lsyeepoyt 81 10 O'Clock
r. NJ, and passengers ieatMg Rock Island IN u.
morning, reach hi.agu nj $50 4. NJ.
STAGES leave these points, West~af'li, Rock Island
Davenport. Burlington and Iowa city; southwark 10
Bloomington, Springfield aid 81. laais aud Aerth"ard
10 FTeePoft, Gairna and Dnhala,
A. X. GILMORE, snpi
thltrso lee i9sh, 1853