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Died,
n. L. ss.si Ei. ssss'ay - WILLIAM A0lA'on" H''1
ne tis.d. a.d ssaus..ta.sss are respectfully iauhd
.sssoss ts.sss .ssss e sts.sd =. f.S:ss, no. h
Of two O'Clock this afSssnoua.
On no.das sys ass, February H. es.e. r.. -. Of sAs
n. tsis.ds "a ssquai.t..s.. q ~ family are ~
specifically invited to asnd hs fasera ct twelve o'clock
@ az Ss I1 4: e n 4. : ..
Flushng for intsrnsnt Carriages win b provided.
On tuesday February IS, susAnAa, viss Of Jo.asAAa
TSs fSds Of lie family are invited TO attend tbs tu
sssa1 70 morrsw from hsr late rssidssss, No II East
ii srsos5s, On Monday February II. JOSHUA A. sAsDs
The relatives and friends Of the family are respectfully
invited TO after the funeral ct three O'Clock this After
nooB from the red isass Of his pArsa Of Hs.y
and Bonn sea ssrsstI
Alsza.dsr and Margaret Rad, Of inasm aauon Of the
lung. Md YER, month. And % days
invited 10 attend tbs fur srs thig Afternoon on the
residence Of his parsnt No l West Sxtssath street.
On Aosday night February ~, Of consumption, Mrs.
Elder James Fandrsau. It New Rochelle in the llst year
fns relatives ana friends Of tAs family are invited to
rssidepcs Of her thsr Ut New Roehsls. Carriages VIII
b in eating At the railroad station.
On nona.y morning February H. ooxsnIUs EAdIE'
Bis relatives ana friends arc respectfully invited 70 At
VIM Bady. No. West rwsntisth strsst 81 tKo O'Clock
On Tussssy F.s.q. Is .1 o Es ssliss Of the
Her friends invited to attend the funeral frsn No
sSNinth avenue 10 W, O'Clock this afternoon
Hnnr, daughter Of the II. Dr. j. q Henry q Troy, n
Y, aged 20 years and months.
ri.ss: are invited to attend the funeral ssr'osa
o. l1sd.y. !:s.ss.y = e.o.s. Ave...4 MIDDLETON.
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SEWING MACHINES.

~ day obtained a. injunction iron s-s Uuitel 49,
Co3ts bosson IrehnnG the use q Ne 0nser nashinG,
e BE- tried and, without doubt win rssuis In Ike masS
Ine cid buEbear OF walter Hunt hsrstsfsrs The -
fence relied upoA, The sad asoy WhisA
b. IN sxamin zion Of ahs full and esar dss1
.sssy f0r Ire: aissrssaon !. few DAY. 8 sos
mall II Y immaMral whether machines use enc q ~
With the eye nsar the point without licenses ~
ring We Liabilities Of the law y lursh.sas .a-
O. lees proe without such liability from ths wing mas.
who are daily Authorised license my
S'E YSsli or'Hvs. Baker Ss o.; s.rsholf
B. Nichols. Be.son, Mass J. ". Bean. Boston, 2asSs
Hunt Boston. Mass a. Durgin, ho yell. Mas; Heed
Muir LIZ m. Mass,
1LIAS HOWE Jr, Patentse Of Aha Orisinal Savins
New York.
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Wissaeaia bm, y suAsst Of general remark, ID II II
knswa - Aad psdssd HI word 10 support IT, rhs stats
nsas b made regarding the rsads rua.,g parallel
utterly sntosndsd, - hs could have easily asesgtAasd
had h. felt iaslinsd,
TIE nBRAsxA BrLL--AsIDUIrY OF JUDGE Dough- a,
ITO.
II intended TO get vote the Nsbraaks bill 10 the
senate this week, the sessions have to continue al
night Judge Douglas deserves all the credit Of keeping
the Senate to the work. Hs II always ct his post To-
DAY he happened to 90 into the asts room for few
minutes and ct motion 70 adjourn carried,
and when hs returned he found empty chamber, ct
half past two. No dispute with him the pstsr
nifty Of the measure.
MARSHAL CoNFIRn1D-MxssHs.C L1NKNs AND HARRIS
Jonah D. Hoover has been confirmed Marshal this
district.
The papers this morning contain card. announeiss
that the difficulty between Senator usmsas and Mr.
Harris has been honorssly sdjustsd.
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Telegraphic Marine Report.
OsTON Feb 2s-Arr bark Pstrca, Savannah.

Herald Marine COrFespOndemces
EpGARToWS Feb A-Avr sohrs Ocean saas rldon,
Bstinore for Boston, Superior YeAson NorolA for DO
sid 27th schrs Ocean Star and Superior.
In port This mornnG brig Cardenas for New York sohr
wiiLsm fer Boston
PHILADELPHIA. rss 49, PN-An steamer Delaware.
Cid tsrh Ii Hamn ond sohs Relief Gates Oar
der ss Alfred BauAA ID Aker, Charleston
Disasters.
~ ss ssissrapha cslanss and despatch Sandy Hook
Teissrsph.
srramxR norrr PLxAsArg, khs wreck Of which has
been yss in inland passage bssvssa hs y Jsbas aAl
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The Latest from Washington.
SENATOR'S IN TROUBLE CONCERNING THE PUBL
CATION OF THEIR SECRET TRANsAcrloNs, rRgA-
TINS. ETC.

CATION OF THEIR SECRET TRANsACrl0Ns, rRgA
tbs, ETC.
WARRINGTON, Feb 49, 1854.
We regret to learn That the Senate in trouble In cen
sequence Of the publication BY the NEw York HERALD
and other papers Of their sayings and dong secret
son - wen - the exclusive publication BY tbs HERALD
OF the International copyright treaty and the GAdsdsn
treaty The matter has been the subject OF debate on
several occasions recently. II 10 not intended to follow
the plan Of proceedings the HsRAIp In lsls and
iDcarcerats either its editor correspendsn The Sen
atos them are to Be put trial and perhaps
inquiry may extend to members OF the foreign and
hsns diplomatic corps. With esss, may b summon.d
and you may, therefore, expect to Be brought here
Immediately, and tell where you got your information
frtm- VIII you have spGe CT rooms ct the National
THE CONTEST FOR HOUSE PRINrKR-DBMoCRArI0
cAuCus-GREAr INDICTMENT
The called by the fends OF the administration
to nominate candidate for public printer, met this
evening in elm numbers Bat sixty eight members we're
present Of the oDehundred ana atty mise Democrat
members in the prseent House.
Mr.. Orr, Of South CAyohna, was appointed charm m
The meeting called ~ early capdlslight but ~
late rs eight o'clock business had been transacted
the caucus waiting -but waiting In vain-tor "a acoss
sion TO their numbers
Meme OF the Nes York "hsyds' we're in attendance,
and bet four Of the "softs,n ramsy --Xsssrs. Dean
DrIoP ietklpHf Nesttrprock anc Hasurgs
Mr. Dean raised pon, 0. Order that less than half OF
the whole Lrnber Of democratic members were not
quorum and tina, therefore tia present caucus should
adjourn. Ire point oyerruled
Mr. Nicholson, editor OF the Untn vas then minated
--Forrey having been w:thdra received som.
forty votes.
Mr. Dean mace motion 20 have the proceedings pub
shed but snidst great confusion the caucus was de-
elsred adjourned.
hthousht the nominstion, under the circumstances
viii injsrs Mr.. Nlehoson 1t is probable however the
psept spunk Of the opponents OF the adminst' aion
VII frae ont before two O'Clock to morrow.
The oppontion 10 not organised 1t is however, said
that the democras who do not scquicsos In the die
ton Of the minority caucus wiz RAINY upon any person,
and give h say twenty votes, then the wings In body
vsast their votes the way The nfst vote Of the
Wigs will b complimentary {, the Inteuio-nov.
Forney the Presidents candidate and Mr. Niohol.
ron 10 karey's and Jefferson Davss. Fornsy had been
norrated he would have been laid out cold Aoompro
ms was effected late this aernson and Fornsy with
drew ], Is sad shat Fcrney is to have silent interest
In the concern.
Robinson, an editor OF Ohio, nominated By Mr..
dgtr.on but VAS Afterwards withdraw and Mr. Edssr-
ton refused to participate In the proceedings Of the
sAucus.
Mr.. curas intends iunaisg - an sds pendent eAndi
data
M. CUTTING AND THE Wisconsin, RAILROADS.
Mr., Cutasss course today n spsaaiss against Tie
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EXPRESS A0ENCIES,

EoREIGN IxPRasA-RDwARDs, SANFORD q O..
rspessfully announce that they prspaesA = -
and Al pssts Of Rnslsaa, Ireland ana Scotland wiss
veehi 70 HAve PArs, Bremen, Ham FRAnkfoE4 -
all parts Of the European continent once week; = -
s Ha Port PHILIP sydnsy, and Al Isss Of Ans,.
hence or from England for thess pass a.d OsesA
pspss 81 ~. Ea.s ~. .ns dh.s 80 SvSsss 49,
Once, IS Broadway
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At Yorktown, wsstehsstsr oousty, February I. BIZ
Squire Heed, Mr.. Jom sxmwooo 70 Mis- May Jam
BAusr.
O. TUESDAY, February -. y AM~aa. Hs.ry q. Hes.
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DoARD WEST or pROADWAY.-A PRlVAfR PAM
ID IN viii lea furn,shs pAxox 10 xentlonAA aaA -
Wife, 70 sin gle genslsmsn yish fsn psyhM bo.sd =
shower bah q pisasanuy located In Thsmpson sRdA
Prince. Apply % ne Inomrson sFeea
EyOR BALI TH 1T NEW AND ELEGANTLY FINIYHID
house No. N Thrtisth s&ect three hiuA
BASEMENT briok brown stou rtmmnss clss an1
lot 3 4s9es; sahs y nr psmArA in his yssy ssss s.yss
There are some ss In the constxuotlon spsctAR
worthy o. s1snmANon- A sentsei family seeking ven
built nfs esss rsplet With everything the hsavt
No.so Apply 70 f.RINcKkRHori NsAD, tss FeursA
M mIoresslon Of clsgast Frsn ID and Hngsh go
ss ~ pr ees about half those usually ehargsA .
s che solioits calls from ladies wanting 10
NO Third avenue, corner o. Team street. bent shs
RAA1o! HOUSE WANrhD ~ SMALL FAMILY.
H.auese walk Of Fulton o. Wall street fsss Brsokyn-
les, r. ,. bsx 1x9 Pea o1oa
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ii Ain.ds Cate Boston; :shr Mssoo Bsrs'su,
s9i:; Ks; :s a', ~.
H1 :s :.ssS @
s.5 sys.a
casysT & Ts1.s .e ' iss
p' p viOtsrEs cGi0sss Milan }o,shas bari, H.%
ting I'm, ship. Hfms NlddleSi;; ~. -.
Eas.en, Boston s.r.mpoi. Reed, 10; Clifton fns.r:oi
.9ss sSs H di.a
b,rks Arabis.sn wyando 18th. ship INLAND, bsrKs IA
= s.is .o, ss.s, syt .;sr
nsSp,ss Rod: p .hs Alis: wi:s.; Coward. from
se H isa ss' nsss psr
Yeri for Norwich. Sid Psnnsyivsnia Roth Phsdsi
.xI. a;.h bark oe,ssneh Burr EYsrt for Salem ears
" VIM SffI ps.s ss
fs sa
sss Mar, in, spear s'n''
ps. fss Il 's, T.Sl:A 5sss
sGssh .ehIs ssloD Of Camden Jgn... B.ssisG IN hsrn
~ Sssssvs
.ss a'F p'''''' with
.PHILApELPHIA-oldF Feb n, sehr Relief, cssss, Car.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Yes 2. srs ana sn sehr st an.
ehor CT 70 be the Cobasset SAvAu
sah sid BRIG Rossim of NYork crovel, for wimag,on.
ssS,hsss r rssso.sns & vino ;ss,. sesI,.a
bury Dunbar, Norfolk Daniel Miller, LAthrb ~, York
River We; Nary Broeiy ~ Ch.e Pail River. 70 issa for
Hs.s sfs's s.p. Clara En,.-..s
Ssils JnSlss PsrsS sris: Sanims, Ssrrili %sas
phen
sAvANNAH-Arr Feb % barhs Pario Sherman data
Ksllos0 EYoIk for Noriesases Ds.ssrs; Essis euacs
ffork CID abie Caroline Middleton (Br) Turner Liver
pevli barh kuoid lBp Rstallick, London Sarah tBrl
stIsy Livsrpeol scsrs Burton. Lingo fork; lans
Rose Fr,ntfoI. Ne; 2h, alp 6sorsans iBrl Withstand
Lwrpool barks Kr sston OBJ Murray, so Laura SNOW,
ms JAG; brig Marcia, Allen. Bath. Nc; sohr sim.
s.LEM,.An Isb .. sehr Coral. Ooh, HYck
bNNIF0ToN-ArH FEB n, brig Rsniois, Jones Chsiles-
on day for F. Biysr wish ss Of dsei leAt o.
su IL And has sustAinsd other schKs May Anna
rsu Boston for EYsrh; Charles Hasy, Issnisss Pro
sIs SsSosr- na yss Is, a.. An.r new, .xshe's. WI
wiz ~f{Tsselos, xo-Ar r.s n ..s, o.xsrA Smith
ELaaas.; NsS, xssi,s, fsvsi. kI:si ga .: ..is
nroyt
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Memorlnda.

sbip Lone Star, BGutee which cid from Baltimore few
for Liverpool returned 18th the refusing o
proceed on account Of the vessel btins too crank
New shfr Nenpareii 1881 tons, bulb ~ PrsAkfort Ne,
she lies the wharf fold NJ Boston Monday, by
sumoers swi 70 rhos Richardson Esq Of Nfofk
for SO COO, each.
ne new ship PhGbix Of 1890 ira sold yesterday fr
800 o0 Liverpool trade And ship John Baring
buit In ScL WAS sold for 600.
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THE BALL sEADON.

GRAND CARNIVAL BALL-THI nRMBnD8 or I'm
burton pranats A.soeiation beg leave % isscra 49,
isaey dress civic ens niiiss bali ~ che Apels 1s..A
genenss and ladies, u. be procured Of H. BsynsSe
Costuner, lO Waller svssA q the evsanG
NE eeossion: y. B-Peslvsy slsvn, Msss, % nssE0
characters admitted By order -
LroS Brsorr, Secretary.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1854-11-28
Chicago aud Mississippi Railroad.
G. a &c 6 S,;;;l'ss

"a q I 6 s.ss7EezlzsSE;s s,;,....sEss
PASSENGERS for Bloomington, Springfield, Alton,
and 81. Louis, will find the rotits via La Sale to be
the Speediest now now open to the public and not
subjected the usual delays of the River. By taking
the CHICAGO IL ROCK ISLAND RAILROAD" I" La
Sale, the ILLINOIS CENTRAL RAILRoADto TO Bloom
ington. and the
Chicago Il MISSISSIPPI RAILROAD
to Alton and st. Louis, passengers taken through
Without delay In 18 Hours!
This route ST. Louis via Mississippi Riveris THREE
HUNDRED MITES and time F0R1Y-FOUR HOURS.
stage Connections
Are made al Bloomington with Peoria, Pekin and Ur-
bana; Springfield with Bardstown, Petersburg and
Havana; AT Virden with Wayerly; at Cariinvie with
TilIsboro Van BuFensburg, Vandaia and Saem; at
Brighton with Greenfield and Scottve; and at Alton
with Jerscyville. CarroIlton, Edwardsyle Highland
and Carlyle The trains also connect at Srnfeld with
the Great Western Railroad, for Decatur, Ters-Hsute,
Jacksonville and Naples.
Messengers arriving at St Louis, will connect with
Steamer for the Missouri Ohio. and Tennessee Riv-
ers, and also with Steamers for Memphis, Vicksburg,
Natehez, and New Orleans.
Passenger Trains leave Bloomington at A. NJ.
and 80 p NJ, the arrival of the Trains from the
North.
irF7rickcis be procured Of A. F. LANGLEY,
Agent at La Sails for any point on the Chicago Mis-
sissppi Rail Road.
Z. HEALING, suptc MRR.
June sth, 1854 ~
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1854-11-28
NEW EXPRESS ROUTE.
American Express Company,

Louis AID sALEsA, VIA MISSISSIPPI RIVER.
WE are now running semi-weeky Expressto and
w from st. Louis TO Hannibal, Quincy. keokuk.
Burlington, Muscatne. Rock Island, davenport and
intermediate places to Galena. Our arrangements
with the steam packets afford facilities for the safe
and speedy transportation OF bank specie pacs
ages boxes ard bales Of goods the collection ana pay
uelt Of notes ai accounts and the purchase of goods
on orders exe.. &c. trusty messenger Will accom-
pany each Express, provided with an iron safe for the
security OF valuable PACKAGES entrusted 70 ms care.
Orders for the purchase OF goods, De-. from Gale,
and other points on the route. will have prompt atten-
lion ard packages returned by the first messenger
Packages viii be called for and delivered at 81 Lonis
without charge for carriage. Messengers viii leave
Tuesdays and Fridays Of each week. At iaiena we o
connect with Burbank Il Co. to -. Paul Also 10 ehi-
cago Tufaie New York and all the principal eastern
cjtais. LIVING STON. FARGO g. Co.. Prop'rs.
RENWlCk Il son, Agents.
sept l-5s-3m Davenport, Iowa.
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G. GR OC E II l + S
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL!

'I'he subscriber has opened Grocery and froV1Ioh
Store on the corner OF Front and Perry sts oppo,
site Messrs. Burrows & Prettyman's MIL; where wl'
be found choice assortment OF Groceries, rrosisnns'
Wooden ware. Nails. Glass, White Lead, Oakuin, hos-
in, &c. &C., all Of which y be sold low for cssh or
trade. ,
Dealers in the above articles VIII 90 wen 70 Gail aa
examine the stock before purchasing elsewhere.
Attention will be paid TO receiving storage, rof-
warding and selling OF merchandise and produce.
Davenport, July IA, 1858. ID. DALLSLL.
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Buckskin Glove Tan17aefer~''

VIE subscribers having established themselvea n
4 the above business on Main, between lst ~ -
sn intend TO keep hand and msnufsefurs snis..
did assortment Of Gloves and MItssps for fse r.ssu
Irade VIZ: Beaver, Otter, Nutra, Russia Dor Cosev
xrstea and buckskn Gauntietts, full Length Eaets
Mittens. S'ss -
we have on hand India Rubber Gloves and Mistsna,
cotton Gloves, Buckskin Suspenders. nonsv hsl.s
oii SIX DO. Cotton Socks, Unbrsllas ana Nalkinr
Sticks For Sale ChOap.
Also an assortment Of Fancy and t>.- wa,.
facture. -. SWA 1eAse
o.morellas ana Pa.asols repaired AZ sksvf asfiSs.
Aecordeons and Melodeens repaired and varyantaA
he patronage Of the public is respectfully sosits
n. b. Cash paid for Deer Skins :" -
Davenport, June r. l6s4-rv.n
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MARBLE WORKS.

THE undersigned would respectfully announce 10
| tbs citizens of Davenport and vicinity, and to al
these wishing To purchase MONUMENTS to the mem
or, of their deceased friends that they be supplied
by calling at his shop. Main ST., between First and
Second, west side, where he will be pleased to furnish
CUT STONE OF every description, as low as II can b.,
bought In the Western country.
Italian and American Marble for Monuments, HEA q
and FOOT STONES. Also a superior article Of FREE
STONE, &c. yei. cheap. W. w. KENNEDY.
liNnnnOrt. June y, ls.l.S-2a
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NOTICT!!

CHILD BAKER having pxrchaseA u. A,s..~.
and leased the stand of w. r. HiIdrsth - -.
announce that they intend to carry on ne dsrivaM
business 10 all its branches-and will BE- IN roeeint -
he opening OF navigation Of most extepsve asaoys.
ment Of everything embraced in the Hsrdvare ~ -
geIpei with fuli stock Of Iron, Nails, Ae.
Iaehiies being unsurpassed and tAeir arrananv
@ mems complete, they expect to extsnd 10 tho ~
customers Of me Establishment and The pahle n
era Inducements for purchasing eQnal to - 1sr1.
respectfully solicit shars Of public paironaes. :
Davenport, Feb. sssh, 1884. 1As'
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WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.

WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
THE subscriber has received from the Eastern and
Southern Markets large and well selected stock
q goods OF all descriptions, In conmon use. consisting
of Dry Goods, Roots and Shoes. Hats and Caps,
Glassware. QneeBsware. Buffalo Robes,
Groceries, Dried Fruit. Cotton Warp.
CARPET Chem Picking Yarn Cut Window Glass,
6. At l. 4 Kanawha salt Hardware,
X.t,s and Mill Saws, Iron. al kinds, Seai assorted,
Castings, Nails, all kinds, Gripdsicnes.
Woodenwarc, Live geese feathers,Piish & oakum,
Sol, and Upper Leather, Wall Paper.
Willow Baskets, Paints and Oils. Dye stui1s &C..
viii h will he sold a. a small advance for Can. As
jnte al keeping every thing IN common nae. persons
wa, in several art les obtain them on Front Street
ii Ii Brick Store opposite the Mills. Davenport Iowa
unc Q. is53-2s, J. NJ. BOWLING.
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NCIENTlFlC Men daily bringing = iieht pSv
- Inventions, and the march Of Progress 10 eawsr61
persons BALD or becoming will be pesssd % lear4
and long research hsve brouehS
before the Public, the greatest WonpsR o. 1Nr lee n
the Article Of mefsOnss Americas M1iY
tNessOratlves rs ssRs crRs rol BALDnsas and -
of Agents. Price ~ in large Bottles.
Sold BY all the Druggists in Davenport and T. yslanA
c. 4. FISHER 4 CO.. Propyietors
81 superior Street, Cleveland, ohis.
sept 30, 1854 l-trW-lm 0-S'
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l.rs u M G. g G. -
THREE DAILY LINES
FROM PITTSBURGH TO PHILADELPHIA
RUNNING THRouou MORNING NAIL TRAIN,
LssuiRq PitfsbHrgh st a. NJ sad arrtring IN PAH-
By noon. THROUGH FAST LINE. leaving Pitts
81 4RA
ing Pittsburgh at 90 P. NJ and arriving in Phladel-
phia AT p. NJ.
The Might E1press runs daily; the other :wo, Sun
and connecting with tho trains from
ST. Louis, Missouri, Alton, Galena Chicago, Illinois,
Frank fort Lexington and Louisville Kentucky; Terre
Haute Madison Lafa, ette and indianapolis, fndana
Cincinnati, Day ton, Syringfed Beliefoniaine Sandus
ky, Toledo Cleveland. Columbus, Zanesviile Massil-
lon and Wooster, Ohio.
Connecting at Pittsburgh with the Steam Packet Boats
from NEW ORLEANS. ST. LOUIS, LOUISVILLE
AND CINCINNATI. ea
FARE THROUGH (All the way by Railroad to
Philadelphia FROM
Chicago, slsO0iColumbus, 4le IS
Madison La Fayeste IL IS Bellefontaino. I2 IS
indianapolis, -. IS 25 Zanesvills 1925
Louisville, 1s2J Newark Il Snndusky, ii IS
Cincinnati, l4G0 Mansfield, ,6Cres,line, II 90
Dayton, 1873 Wooster, 10 ~
xenia. 400 OCleveland, 1000
Passengers from the West will Ind th. the short
est and most expeditions Route to PHILADELPHIA,
BALTIMORE, NEW YORK. or BOSTON.
J. MEsKIMEN, Agent,
Passenger Li~ss, Pifsbx-gA,
J. MEsKIMEN, Agent,
Passenger Lines, Pitts5ErgA.
PMLApELPHi, July, 1854.
THIS ROAD BEING NOW coMLLETE, II OPENS
A COMMUNICATION
between Pittsburgh and Philadelphia, !,
or PITTSBURGH and BALTIMORE, by which Ersigh
from the West can reach Eastern Market qsteksr
ns eas@n. than y any 81 es a.
from ST. Louis, Louisville, Cincinnati, Wheeling, and
all the diereut points on the Western waters; also
with the Cleveland and Pittsburgh Railroad and Ohio
and Pennsylvania Raj road. at Pittsburgh.
Cars run throngA between Pittsburgh ard Phiia-
delpho without transhipment of reight-an advantage
that be appreciated by oil shippers.
In case of Obstruction of nayigaron by Tee or Ler
Water. Freights westward can be forwarded from
Pittsburgh TO the Mississippi by Railroad.
RATES OF FREIGHT
Between Pittsburgh and Philadelphia or Baltimore
First Class.
Rates. Ratss.
Dry Goods. Boots, Shoes, Hats, andl per loo lbs.
Carpeting, Fur. and Peltries, Feath-{ 49,.
ers, Saddiery. de-, y W cs' fscs.
Second Glass.
Books and Stationery, Dry goods in
bales, Drugs, Glassware, Groceries, * c,. 40 A.
(exeept coffee) Hardware Hollow
ware, Machinery, Oil Cloth Wool
Third Class
Bareing, Bacon and Pork In buik,l
Butter saited. Copper in ingots, AZ 81. scn,.
Flaxseed, Hogs Hair, Flax, leath- w '
or Eastward, Zine,
Fourth Glass.
Bacon and Pork packed, Candles1
Eastward, Cheese Eastward, Fish
salted, Iron, Soda Ash, Tobacco in
Leaf Eastward, Tar, Rosin, Whis- 50 cts. 20 cts.
key, Cotton, On Summer) Coffee,
Lard and Lard Oil, (through) Pork
fresh, in car loads at owners risk,
GEO. c FRANCISCUS,
Freight .dgsst, Pitts5rrgk.
F. SNEEDER,
Freight .dgent, PAilaielpAis.
MAGRaW & koONS.
Freight agents. BaltinoSs.
JOSEPH l. ELLIOTT.
Freight 4gent, .Ss Fess 81, " +.
II. II HOUSTON, General Freight Agsst, PAiis.
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AMERICAN EXPRESS COMPANY.

Winter ArrangemenU.
IrXPREsS TO the East leaves Monday and Thursda.
II iD the Evening Express TO Muscatine uesiay ahc
Frid;sy Express 10 Galena, Monda. and ihrsday- Ex
press 10 St Louis by Railroad, Monday and thursday
For further information apply to
RENWICk & SON, Agents,
Bazaar Buildings, Ferry Landing.
Davenport Dec 18th, 1859.
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1854.


CHICAGO 4 ROCK ISLAND RAILROAD.
The 0nlv Railro.d connection Of the Mississip.
pi with the Atlantic.
Three trsius daily through TO Chicago Sundays ex.
.epted.
Leaving Rock Island,
ls-Through freight with 2i ciaAs cars at 80 A. NJ
Arriving at Chicago go T. n.
od--MafI train $50 A. u.
Arriving at Chicago Pm.
3d--Nght Express (every evenisgj SNP. u.
Arriving al Chieaso A. N.
Trains arrive at Rock Island,
Ist-Nigh. Express from Chicagost $40 A. n.
5d-Maii Train s: 8 Pm
3d-Preght ESQ M.
TPAli freight trains have second class and Emi-
grant ears attached. The trains this Road run -
and from the Depot Ia Chicago and in connection
will trains of the Michigan Southern Railroad, thus
oiing the usual expense Of HICKS and carriage Of
baggage.
Ticket. through TO Chicago and all principal places
East by the above route be had Of s s. Stevens,
Agent, a, the Rock Island depot Of the Chcago Rock
Island Railroad, JOHN E. HENRY, supt.
w. H. WHITMAN, Ast. Supt.
Rock Island, may lst ls5i
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SEARS. WOOD Z GO,
BedstsaA 1auufasturssS, Ixnhss 1MVhaa0,
and Dealers n P1aAeA 11e1eiaR.

MOLINE, ILLINOIS.
THE only estabiishmspt In the West vhefe
RHRRWOOU,S CELBDRATED TURNlN1
LATHE 10 used for turning PRsxAflc Hoaaa sssA .
Nersfs, 6ofssts-s, BED Sssts, Tstis Lsgs, anA sAe
work too various 70 enunerate, With TIE
yMestiisgs ~ sH jafs sgssrss - ssy as0eep eS
fasts nay sssessf. Making he nos peT1bss
beautiful work that fancy can dsdre, ard lsvhg .
appearance Of ssstiv ssvSsl Osrk.
June IL. l4Sl>fgH.ff