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Gas Stock.
Fishing Tackle.

r. l lolliiiS 4GSh!O' lHt
TIME attention of DEALEns and ANGLERS is i'm
Il viled TO the subscribers large assortment OF
American & foreign Fishing Apparatus,
suited 10 ALL rARls Of the United States : con-
sisting in part Of the following:
{ FISH HOOKS, ... -...,.I
O'Shaughaessy or Dublin Bcnd Limerick, with
filed, llaiied, or ringed ends; Spring Steel Carlisle;
Kirby River and Trout, aud Kirby Sea; Mackcrel,
Cod, Limerick Cod, Virginia, Black Fish, iogeth.
or with many fancy patterns OF Hooks, all sizes.
GANGED HOOKS.
TROUT HOOKS tied on smells of SilileOrm
Gnt, SIX and Hair; Virginia aud Cod, Hooks, on
Linen: Pickerel Hooks on Brass aud Silver Gimp,
and Brass Wire Shark Hooks, ON Chains.
PATENT SPRING HOOKS ;--sPEARs FOR
EEIS AND OTHER FISH. rIr'i
FISHING LINES
or every size and color, made of Linen, Cotton,
silk, Hair, China Twist, Patent Braided Silk, &c.
LONDON PATENT FLY LINES; Silkworm
Gut Casting Lanes. ....,,T.s.s. a
JOINTED FISHING RODS, %
For Trout Pickcrel, Salmon, Bass, Perch, and MI
other kinds 81 fishing. Beautifully finished Ger
man SHEER Mounted General Fishing Rods, =
do. made with short joints 10 carry in trunk
Fine Fly Rods. FISHING POLES 10 enclose III
Waking Cdnes CALCUTTA BAMBOO POLES,
whole or joinied.
FISHING REELS, .
English and American, made Of Brass or German
Silver; Plain multiplying and clisk-al sizes. "
ARTIFICIAL BAIT.
Trout, Salmon and Bass EHes Of every color and
pattern; Minnows, Frogs, Worms, Insects; BuEL's
PATENT Spinning Bats; Spoon Bats Trails for
Pickerel, Bass Blue Fish, Dolphin; Mnckcpl Jigs.
Fishing Baskets; Bait Boxes Nets; Folding
Net Rings and Joili'ed Handles Tackle Hooks
Si!kwom Gut Gimp; Floats SinkeH; Swiy.
els Anglers Balances, and numerous other arli.
Giles for the Anglers use. 700
The above articles both American and Foreign
are most OF them made expressly for the ndvcriis
err, and he is thus enabled TO supply purchasers moi
only with the rery best quality that can be procured
but also with the cheapest description OF goods in
this line on Tie most favorable terms at Wholesale
or Retail.
MARTIN L. BRADFORD.
l2-Sw ii2 Washington Street, Boston.
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ford. IL 81 B.. " EN
Besides the lots before mentioned, the proprie-
tons have a dozen or more house lots for sale, on
Springs Island, contiguous 10 the bridge, and
within two minutes walk Of the workshops and
mills on said island. On one OF the lots is new
Cottage house with a stable, which will be sold
with the lot HI
They will sell also, in lots Of from one TO five
acres, Us may be wanted, tract Of land adjoining
that which is reserved for house lots. Said tract
consists of IA ncres, and is situated the West.
ern side Of the Railroad, and runs TO the Buxton
road, the line striking that road within few rods
of the Saco Depot,
Waran,ee Deeds viii be given of all lots sold
by the proprie,os, A. II. Boyd, Saco; d.. Z.
Somes, Biddclord; Josephus baldwin and Law.
renee Barnes, Nashua, N. H.; William L. Newell
Manchester, N, II.
For further particulars, Us TO prices and condi.
lions, inquire of d. 4. SONES, of Biddeiord
Agent for the Projectors. 5-tf
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Mechanics Fair in Portland, Nc.


SEPTEMBER, 1854.
TTNIlE Maine Charitable Mechanic Association
Il will hold a FAIR aud EXHIBITION for Pre-
miums, in Portland, Maine, commencing on the
10Th DAY OF SEPTEMBER NEXT.
And invite contributions from every industrial pro-
fcSSion. Choice specimens of ingenuity and skill
unique and valuable domestic productions, nat
ural and artiiicial-the delicate aud beautiful han
di-work of iemales-labOr saving machines, i'm.
plemcnts of husbandry, new models OF machinery,
and, indeed, articles from every department OF
manufacture, which il would be impracticabe TO
partcularize in this advertisement.
MEDALS and DIPLOMAS will be awarded TO
owners or manufacturers of articles deemed wor-
thy of that distinction.
STEAM POWER will be provided, TO show any
model or machinery in operation to the best ad.
vantage.
Further information is communicated in the Cir.
cuar issued by the Association, which may be oh.
tanned at this office, or by addressing
l2-cowtf J. X. MlLLlKEN, Cor Sec
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Buzzell's Vegetable Bilious Bitters |!

This medicine Is Of long standing l, lis no new
nosirum got up TO deceive the public as thousands
of the citizens OF this State have aud will testify
The Proprietor has certificates from oil parts Of
the State, recommending them above all Others for
the various diseases for which they have been I'D
ministercd
For HuMoRs, DR.. Buzzeii's Filters are an in
Gllible remedy. Their reputation is established.
When the Humor appears sxfsrhaNy, BUzzELL's
IMPROVED HuMoR OINTMENT should be applied,
and relief will be immediate and cure eventu.
ally become permanent. Price 37l cents per
Bottle. .t.
Sold at Wholesale by NATHAN WOOD, No.
20 Market Square, Portland, and by his agents
throughout the State. l7-Sw
AGrSrs-J G Rollins, T Gilman, SaeO DR.. G. W
Pierson, Or l. Lord, BiddsfSrdi } n Sayward, al
Jredi l. Miiiiken,J Clay, A w Hanson, Geo Gil
man, Ba1ten NJ Smith, 4 Libby, Moses Dunn, 3
Bfudbau, Rldlon Pinkham a Go, Gilbert n TaTbox,
Istiisi Leayitt, J Downs. Haierbore'i II
bennett, Ssverdi q w snow, v Berr.ski q
Thompsoa, Stephen khight,, s Bssieks NJ y brooks,
kAisti 3 MeinilIe, Il A Bragdon, x yarIel, York !
q NJ Freeman, NJ Norton, Cape Maddox A Warren,
James Cousins, kesssbsaki As Luques, John Keen,
ksassesskPerti "A Hayes, KIteyy; = osbofne, g
LLuensld, Usits u smith, W -SsSfddj N Wood,
.Nsehddi j Macarthur, LiasiRgtsRg 4 y OsDorne, w
L@isgtssi Bazo, stacy & Co, Porter q Nj
Esndeli Son ParssH.fsilj : Fuller, n PasssaS6sli,
Eiias Libby, Llaorisk. -
Also, Dr. J. A. Berry, Saco. 81. % De-
NATHAN WOOD, No. 20 Market Sqsars, Portland
Genefa' Agent for Maine. b36
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TO Candidates for School Teachers
AND TO SCHOOL AGENTS.

AND To SCHOOL AGENTS.
TlNiIE undersigned Committee will he in session
l. AT the school room Of Mr.. Mason In the Brick
School. house on Middle Street, on the afternoon
Of "Wednesday and Saturday, May ID and 9th,
1891, nom one o'clock, L. NJ, for the purpose OF
examining teachers for the summer schools.
Agents OF School Districts are respectfully in
vited to confer with the School Committee In Re.
gard 10 candidates, previous to sending them for
examination. Z ~ L.r u rU 49,
Ia. The possession Of surplus funds in many Of the
districts, as reported Of the late town meeting,
justifcs the Committee in expressing the hope that
such candidates will DO sought, aud that they will
present themselves, as the Committee will be able
10 reepmmcnd, with view 10 the elevation Of tho
character Of the schools 80. ...,;-,
'f J. T. q. NICHOLS, )Snperhicnding
JOSIAH KELLY, la' School Com,
-. ALEX. II. CIIlSHOl,M,N 5000 Saco.=a---
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On the housekeeping principle no longer wei go;
On the high.prcssurc system well move
The former belongs 10 an age that Is past
The latter 10 one that we love.
Then crack on the steam let the business wheels
No longer in hardness roll
For we love the air of the ieetcst stccd, o.
Not the pace Of the sluggish mole
We've accordingly planned on the largest scale,
To meet the demands oil our trade:
For none shall go of without good fit,
And none without being well paid ~
We've Dough, the lest goods the market affords,
And can trea, you TO anything new;
From the finest Calf Boot Of Genilemen's wear,
To the pre,ticst of Ladies' Shoe.
Let the tocSin then ring from the sea TO the rock,
That Ross has charms for the eye:
His Boots and his Shoes will keep out the cold,
And allure one always 10 buy.
3. X. ROSS & co.,
Liberty Street, Biddeford, Me.
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PcrfIiIllery.

~ aIPf IcrIuih1crys 1IUrTINI
lust received, splendid ASSORTMENT OF Lubin's
and kiumel's Extracts, aniouy which are the
following:
Jockey Club, Rooue, D'Carolinc.
Pachony, ys,,or;, 49, -
Sweet Brar, Jenny JinJ .If
LAZY OF the valley, Hedyosmia, &c.
verbena and Genniun Water.
Musk, Lavender,
Eetherial Splits Of Roses. ...l .
Balm Of thousand Flowers, &c. Se
For sale AZ GlLAiANS,
l6-u CO Factory Island, Saco.
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Rates of Fare for Through Tickets

roe aud Detroit. 10 '.H.i r ~
Through Tickets made good Tor the season Gamble
procured nj No. 4 tIRoAD SrREEr, (2nd door fDm
State street. NJ the Northern and Western Through
Ticket Office, Fiiehburg sinii' u, Canseway street.
ly30 NJ l.. RAY, Throush Ticket Agent.
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Valuable House for Sale!
Lumb crmen of York County,
TAKE notice.!

T1NHE subscriber having purchased Of Messrs.
Il George Il Whipple, the RICH, TO use and vcnd
in York County, Gilinun's Patent Machine for saw
ing Clapboards, Laths, Shingles, Blinds, Sash and
Door Stuis ALSO Fence Pickcts, Beds,ead Stats,
Looking Glass and Picture Frame Backs, &c &c
Also, Wagon Spokes, giving the right taper with.
out changing ends of the lot, is now ready 10 dis
pose Of town rights in said County. This Machine
is capable of saving 900 of Single in fifty min
utcs 900 OF Lath in thirty minutes 1000 feet
Of BoX.bOards IN 40 minutes Onc of the Ma
chimes is in operation at my shop in Biddelord,
where lumbermen are invited TO call and witness
its operations. Machines can at all times be fur.
nshed at short notice. JAMES T. NICHOLS.
Biddeiord. February 25th, 1851. 0-ti
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Melodeons, Seraphines,
REED ORGANS.

VNHE subscriber has received the exclusive
Il agency Of Saco and Bddeford for the sale
Of The above named instruments, manufactured
by b. +. Tobin & Co. Nashua N. ii. They are
combined with tile valuable principle Of CAR
HARTS PATENT, which for elegance Of man.
uiacture and unrisalled beauty Of tone, render
them the most desirable instrument in use. '.,
Prices according to style and finish, from $40 TO
$50. Those wishing Tor instruments respect.
fully solicited TO call at No As Cuts Island Saco,
and also at the residence Of Rev. j. Hubbard
corner of Hill and Pool SITS, Blddelord, and ex.
anime an assortment Old, 4! and octaves
Il. nj. HOBBS.
Saco, Feb 3, 1854. .II OF
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more than one hUpira permanent cures of pro.
hpsus mteri have been. effected within the last
year by the use Of these chains. by applying one
end OF the chain over the region OF the nbdomcn
and the otherupon the spine just above the hips,
the usual seueye symptoms incident to that disease
arc nj once removed.
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MARTIN L. BRADFORD.
l2-Sw Ii2 Washington Street, Boston.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1854-12-12

Extract from letter to the New York
Times, written at Paris: "Now ! do not ex-
erate-I do not strain the facts when say
that in the entire British press we
have not friend-not one that may be
consderated as an American Advocate
And why! For the plain reason that the
public sentiment in Great Britain is against
US. They flatter US for our trade, they may
be shy Of quarrel with US at the present,
but if the press be any indication of public
feeling, then the three kingdoms. at heart,
dislike, fear. hate US. They dislike our
manners; they fear our example; and they
hate our policy. Such is our relation to
one of the two powers which now hold the
sceptre of the world"
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1854-12-12

The attention of the citizens Of Daven-
port is called the notice Of the Lecture to
b delivered before the Davenport Literary
Ass ocietion, which holds it's first public
meeting of the season on Wednesday eve.
ming next, at LIE Claire Hall. 1t is hoped
that the reputation of Mr. Lindsey as a
lecturer, the ability of the disputants chosen,
as well as the general interest which should
be felt for the support Of such an institution
in our rapidly growing city, viii give good
house. Or meetings ought to be made
entertaining to the public; we trust they
will be, and cordially invite attendance
]. W. SEssEr, Rec. Sec'y.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1854-12-12

"Our Country however bounded" was a
pathetic toust OF R. c. Winthrop. But bound
ings are somewhat significant. For in
stance, Galena once had the following sur.
roundings:
"On the West by Deaths head, on the
North by Vinegar Hill, Transferable and
Shakerag, on the east by Backlog and
Snake Diggings, and on the South by Small
Pox; while it was situated on Fever Riv.
err"
But the citizens have changed the name o
Fever to Fear river, and perhaps relieved
themselves from the res, Of the formidable
nomenclature.
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NEw YoRK, Dec. 8.

NE" lOAA, DcC. Q.
Our State Legislature will be requested
at the coming session. to make over issues
of Stock and Banking Frauds, felonous
instead of breaches of trust az heretofore
The city Bankers have selected com.
mittee of FIVE to devise plan to prevent
frauds.
Between two hundred and three hundred
Mechanics have been discharged from the
Navy Yard the past week and large
nunber more are to be discharged to-mor.
row.
The Steamer Union has not yet been
heard from.
OswEoo Dec. s.
The schooner Island Queen, which left
here on the 81 for Ogdensburg, went ashore
short distaace down the Lake.
The British brig Halifax, with flour for
Toronto is also ashore near Ontario. She
will be total wreck.
ROME, Dec. 8.
Two of the crew Of the wrecked Barlue
Pomede have been saved in the ygwl
boat. They landed on Grenadier's Is
land.
Nav ORLEANS, Dec. S.
John N Lee, broker, has been arrested
on charge OF having traudu!erty over
drawn h's account at the Canal Bank $685.
0C0.
ALBANY, Dee. s,
The people are crossing tns ri or Oh tae
ice to-day.
Al Sharon Springs 'his morning the Their
morneter wss Ct zefo-
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Congressional.
WASHINGTON, Dec.

WASHINGTON, Dec. Z.
In the Senate Mr. Badger Of N. G. Offered
a resolutionto give the President of the Sen
ate a salary. Adopted.
Mr. Seward ofNew York. presented pc
tition OF e. X. Collins and others, praying
for further legislation for the protection Q
life and property on sea.
Mr.. Pearce of Md, introduced joint reso
luton making Rufus Choate and J. X. Paul
ding regents Of the Smithsonian Institute.
to ill vacancies. Adopted.
The death of Mr.. Ewing, OF Kentucky
was announced, and after eulogies the Sen
ate adjourned till Monday.
In the House, Mr.. Houston Of Alabama,
reported bill for the payment Of invalid
and other pensisns and the Indian Appre'
priatisn bill for the year ending June seth
1856.
Mr.. HEM, of Iowa, introduced bill ma
king further improvements Of the rapids OF
the Mississippi river, and bill for the re-
lief of owners and occupants of Omaha, Ne
braska Territory.
Mr.. MAXWELL of Florida introduced bill
;uthorising the sale Of reversed lands in
Florida.
Mr.. Burksdalc of Mississippi, introduced
bill constituting Columbus. Miss, port
of delivery, and = bill providing for the Sc.
curly Of ths lives Of passengers on vessels
propelled by steam.
Onmotion of Mr.. Perkins, of La. the bill
to remodel the diplomatic and consular sys.
TEN, was referred to the Com. Of Foreign
Affairs.
Mr.. Cox, Of Ky. announced the death Of
his colleague, Mr. Ewing. who had died du
ring the recess.
Mr.. Bristow, Mr.. Ewing's successor, pro-
nouncsd an eulogy on the deceased, the u
snal resolutions passed, the House adjourn
ed till Monday.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1854-12-12
An Appeal from the wife Of DR.. Beals

An Appeal from the Vito Of DR.. Beale.
1t is with the utmost diffidencs that l ap'
pear in this N amer before the public. Fel
my own sake ould not do it. l would
bear my sorrow and anguish in silene, rather
than obtrade myself upon the gaze of sell
fish, censorious world. But | owe duties
to others, which must not shrink from dis
charging, whatever may be the cost to my
own feelings.
have eight young helpless children,
practically made orphans by the recent
painful events, with which the public are
familiar. have husband dear to me MS
my swn life, shut up in the cell Of prison,
for an alleged crime am just aewell salts
fed he never committed, as can be Of any
event which has not transpred under my
personal observation. If | believed him
guilty, would suffer in silence and sorrow
and shame, and lot justice take its course.
have the feelings of a woman, and would
resent like woman an indignity upon my
honor and an outrage upon my rights
But nothing of the Kind has occurred; my
husband has been eleven down by combi-
nation of outward circumstances, which HUI
man wisdom could not foresee, nor human
care prevent. know what he is in domes-
tic life, in the bosom of his family, and in the
circle Of his friends. think | know the
purity Of his life, and the integrity Of his
heart.
His sorrows and his wrongs have made
him dearer to me than ever. | will share
his sorrows with loving, sympathising
heart, however fiercely the storm may beat
upon him. He is my husband, the father
Of my children, and has been to me ever all
that wife and mother could desire. In
these circumstances it is easy to see, that
cannot rest till my loved one is restored to
the circle to which he has always impaired
joy and gladness.
Will not a benevolent, sympathizing
community aid me in this effort! This
10 the object of this earnest appeal. l ask
not for money, but for what is to me, in my
circumstances, of more value than the gold
of Ophir, a kind cooperation in securing
the interpostion of Executive clemency-
This now is my only resort. Petitions for
a pardon, already numerously signed, are
in circulation. Will not every husband and
fathe- confer upon me the great favor OF
giving his signature! A kind and prompt
response to this earnest appsalwilI tighten
the sorrows and the bh,el anguish of a
once united and happy family, but now
stricken down, desolate, and made 70 drink
the cup Of wormwood and gall.
LOUISE B. BEALE.
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 90. 1854.
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SALE OF SHEEP.


THE subscriber viii sell public sale his prem
ises. ii tie upper end Of Main st. Davenport, ON
FRIDAY Dec 18TH, 1854, his entire lot Of sheep mum
boring between two ard three hundred head. this
flock of Sheep is Pfssd oil all the best breeds OF
Sheep in the country, from the full Bieoded French
and Spanish marino down 10 the long
Wool Mutton Sheep
The greater part Of them. wers selected from the
best hoeks in Vermont aud Ohio, aud are OF the span
ish hrss l. the hardest saeep known, AMI have been
IN this county more than year and stand the winter
we'll They mostly Ewes and Lambs all young
Sheep. Tberc is also number Of extra he Bncks,-
The sheep will DO sold ia lots To sut purchasers
Six months time will BE- given on all amounts oN-
err $50.
Farmers wishing to engage this the most proh.a-
Bile of all other stock will do well 10 improve this OPP
portunity
They will be cold at great sacrifice; the undersign-
ed, having sold his farm and has suitable place
10 keep them he is compeid to dispose Of them The
sheep be at the place above described an!
time between this and day of sale.
sale to commence at 10 0 elk. A. NJ.
J. SHIELDS.
Davenport, Dec. eth, 1854.
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PRICES OF MEAT
REDUCED!
At tho Great Western Meat and Vegetable
Market.

The subscriber at his Great Western Meat and Veg
etable Marxet on Second bet. Ripley d Scott SIS, Is
now selling meats of ai kinds lower than the! can be
purchased clsew here ia the city, as follows:
Best Beef Sirioin Roasts and Steaks sc per ID;
$ - Rounds NJ &c perl
All other kinds Of Beef nj 6c perl ID;
Pork &c per ID;
Saus,ges aud Lard each eic per 10;
Or single pound Ice.
BOARDING HOUSES AND HOTELS served all
round at &c per 10 and delivered. The subscriber
from his long experience at the business feels himself
competent to sorve his customers with stisiacoito
themselves.
He has also taken stall In the
LIZ CLAIRE MARKET HOUSE,
where he will be happ! to serve his cnsoners al the
above prices. Remember il l. the
First Stall ON the Right Hand nv YOU
enter. A. W. KENT.
Davenport, Dec. LIST, is54d3w
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LITERARY NOTICE.

-, HE davenport Literary Association wi hold
d meeting al Le Claire Hall on Mednes. ~ even
inv Dee. 18TH ut O'Clock. Nal. lhAles, Lindsey
vii, deliver the Lecture Suu9ect-Siassihe'"o" "
Labor -. ~, .om
there will also DO adisputative subject. INC CON
parut,e claims Of the Allied and Russian powers Inc
Sympaties VI nations now sianainE neu'i@i
Col. J. II. O'Brlen I Di.pgtants.
d. S. Trae, Esq, ~
JANIS GRANT, Pres.
J. w. Sonnet, Rec Sec.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1854-12-12

WILLIAM ssASE-The editor of tn
Helena Shield says il is confidently assertec
that this noted individual has been seen in
that town lately, and the Mcmphi. WIZ.
learns from his counsel in that city, taat he
vii. be present to stand his trial as one 81
the Martha Washington conspirators at the
present term.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1854-12-12
Dissolution NOTICE

HE copariR rs d heretofore existing between Al
fred and Atonzs Kent, his day djss lived py mu
tal ccnsent all claims against due the late firm Il
bee settled by Aired w. Kent
The business viii be as heretofore coutinuei a, tn,
same place by
ALFRED ". KENT.
Davenport, Dec. 18th, ls5i-2md.
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GENERAL INTELLIGENCE OFFICE!

UENE1sAA ENTERTAINMENTS % : ~
THE undersigned has openeaa General Intelligence
1 Once with u, complete set of books IN which 10
enter all kinds of Real and Personal Property for sale
ar for rent, the names of all Servants who wish Tor
places In families within the city, also the names OF
Mechanics, Laborcrs and others seeking employ niebt
40 TINT those o are in search nf Houses. Lands h
wants Sc cannot fail Of immediate success IN obtain
ing either by calling at my Office. Charges moderate
Call and register your wants or orders and they VIII
receive prompt attention.
A. FINERIELn,
No. Commercial Buildings.
Dee Is5i-dly
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II is proposed to light the streets of q
village not a Thousand miles from Syracuse
with reu-headed girls. II VIZ lived there
ne'd play the tipsy every night, and hug
th ? lamp poets "A ibapy hnict.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1854-12-12
Last Week of Indiana at Par

an and after the 18Th December, viii receive
~ Indiana Free Banks only al the usual discount.
Till then il will be received per adve sd terms
except khari. Bank If Northern Indiana al L,gars-
port aud BlIk of Conersvii which vii be taken NJ
1c per t discount. Illinois suspended Banks at
Isu ~ disc unit.
Dee. 9Th. l,Ii. W. II II DIMES q Co,
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Marshals Sale Of Horses.

DY virtue Of an ordinance TO prevent Horses from
ID rubnng at large in the cit, Of Davenport now in
force. will expose public Sale the sta BILE Of DR..
Hail in said city Tuesday December the I2th ls5I,
at O'Clock p. NJ of said day dark bay horse col,
four whit. egs one light bay colt ARK bay mare
one bay Horse left hind foot white, dark bay
Horse Colt
L. J. CENTER,
City Marshal OF DavrI port.
Davenport, Dec. ilth, ls54-5td.