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The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1854-01-05

During the year ending June 3oth. 1853,
the value of slate pencils imported was
$4733; of sausage skins $942; little night Ia
pers S267: tooth-picks S3ll; b!adders
$l257; orange peel 1854; peach kernels S.;
goose skins 500; rose leaves .773; skele-
tons 1881; mushrooms $1,000; sand 50;
goose!iver pie Sl3l; spunk Sl4.-Burl Tel.
Our contemporary ISLANDERS the Yankees
when he says they import "spunk." That
i. an article Of home production Of which a
surplus has existed in our country since
nc.
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rrCit, papers please copy.
MARRIED,

In this city, on Sunday Evening, January Isl, in the
Methods. Episcopal Church, by Rev. 4. J. hrsr1T,
Pastor ABSER DAWSON. Esd, Of this city, 10 Mss
MARY f.. e de-t daughter Of liam Dawson, ESQ.,
OF Hartwick SEMINARY, otsego Co., \. y
on the evening of Iht 2ah uit. by Rev j. D. MASON
ut tn, hpm, Of Mr. JAmos Brawniia, IN Long Grove,
JAMES VEL ana Miss. &SG BROWNIE.
In indianapolis, hd., on the 2sd ins'' IN fhfis'
Church. tEpiscopal} bs Joseph T. Talbot, Col IEoNAs
C. EAps hi. ,it., Mr.. AsS K Re-, Lite Of AoE-
folk, Virginia.
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PUBLIC NOTICE
M LINE,
THE PLACE FOB CHEAP GOODS!


NrrssRs. SANDERS & DAvs-Please to take out my Old
" advertisements and SLY to the pubic that ITS ser
want Is rs ready to walt upon them ana Win
larger stock and greater variety than ever II 10 can
not accommodate all who call, he viii come nearer 10
than may bod, else Tho people are approaching
his efforts please and extensive trade rom an Oh
rectons is the consequence WIN a. HoeRsE'
Moline, Nov. 18th. 1853.
Callat NouRSE's VARIETY STORE, MOLINE, and
you will nnd
first rate assortment Of Dry Goods
agst rate assortment of Fancy Goods;
A trst rate assortment OF Clothing;
A irst rate assortment of Hats aud Caps;
A first rate asst Of Boots, Shoes and oseFshoesi
A dr,t rat, assortment of Hard@ara
A first rate assortment of Groceries;
a good assortment OF Looking Glasses;
A good assert ent Of rockerN;
ANY quantity of Chain Pumps, Of the hes. kiud
Almost every thing Except iron and stoves usually
wanted can b. found and al fair prices the Moline Va
ricty Store.
Bedsteads, Chairs and Sash al manufacturers prices
III wholesale and Also any otec Moline manu-
facturcs- sm-
NIB. Produce wanted in exchange for any of the
above. WM. a. Nplasi.-
Msline, Nov 22d, 1858.
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Scott County Agricultural Society.

A Regular quarterly meeting Of this Society VIII take
place tho Court House in Davenport on saturda! the
I'll january ly5l al O'Clock p. NJ. Members re-
questsd - attend.
BY order OF the President.
JAaEs rnonisc4os, scc'y H. NJ. THOMSON,
=. Prcs't.
JrFCuy papers please copy,
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Youth and Beauty.

pr e. q IA. SMITHS fgeHunnl Sugar Co}tad Pins
are In, as, s that dp not rritatt the stomach ana
i,,x,.. t4er .1,rs gel t4 zen iHs. smiths Original SUI
,-r dated rIlis over Sftt0 worth SO last !car--
Sold e,cryWherc. Pie - cents.
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tarUasLE tsRga.-- -
hay, last recctv ID supply ofEmcrson's AmeNcuh
U,fr Retfoett,y. 10 which voaid direct the a1cIi-
non ~ th,.f 10 cen feel hair the top OF th-'r
b,stst md sly am Il ,tltori1cd 10 give them Il writ
In Igtae f,r new grow tn. Price Sioo in large
lt,fgt. HE hi ". a h pUT.tGE.
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600
NEW YORK PREMIUM PATTERN TANNING
MILLS.

nFthe latest style which stand A, No. J. on me rs,
" of premiums awarded for agricultural impicmen.s'
If ont Oats Cheat or Chess, smut and all foul seed
astonshngiS clean. Will far Guido your hishes' an
ticpations. ., a.. o,,,it, ~
n,ttsyiYls with two good coats OIL pant ana ohe OF
yarn.ha ttar protection against weather. 'nih ever
8uforc--ttn fold. , ,r.,
The reputation OF this article speaks loud toT them
Y,t no p.ins will b. SHARED 10 continue ioF theti
credit that Will fur oltstrp anything Of M raiiNs
,ijt,,d N;nurae t,.rc nd for sale al thc aCrcui'
,a -. M 1t 81 ALONZo NouRsE,
I'm. a Main ST., Moline, Ills.
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PssOCLAMAIlO
To the Citizens Of skowhegan.
PULVERMACUER
HYDRO Electric voltaic Chains.


PULVERMACHERS
Hydro Electric voltaic Chains.
CONSTRUCTED to be worn next 10 the skim produ-
y cling constant uninterrupted electric magnetism
Immediate Relief from all Acute Pains,
AND
PERMANENT CURE OF ALL
NEURALGIC DISEASES.
pulvermacher's Electric Chains, were first used in
France three Since for the cure of nervous JAS
eases andl ftsy being submitted t. the most thorough,
trial. in every Hospital in rs, by the most learned
Professors in that city; they were recommended " ms
Government of France, who granted q Patent Tor The
discovery During the years d lssis tns! were ID
and one year since, ntr duced and Patented BY the
United States Government.
Most Astonishing Cures Of
rheumatism, st. Vitus Dance. Painful and Sws!cd
Joints. ptaons ofthe Heart NeuralGic of the Face,
Peri deal Headache, Deafness, Blindness, Pains from
Indigestion, liz sterics, Dyspepsia, Uletic Pains
EVERY DISEASE. CALLED NERVOUS.
is quickly and rapidly cured, BY simp! wearing the
CnAis f. n f.w hours each day.
The CHAINS ere first introduced ~ the city of View
rk, where they We're exhibited TO Prof valentine
Mott. Van Buren,, Post. Curnochan, who rcaa'i! dis
covered that they possessed
STRANGE AND SINGULAR POWERS of
Instantly Relieving Pains,
whenever applied, md b! their reeommehas,on ana
tails of New York, and are now ~ DAILY use III NOSE
institutions in the treatment and cure OF the above ma
med disease
No other Medical Agent.
in the world can produce many we'll authenticated
Certificates Of cure, from Scientific Physicians and III
tsllrgcut Patients may be found in each Panphit
whSh may BE- obtained GRATIS af j. Dinsmore q som
vino arc til. sole Agents for skowhaSan and VINO VIII
rxplain the manner oil use, 10 any one who may APP
ply. c, ,c,.o 5es
Roadway there are dai being sold from forty to SIN
" CHAINS and the ga and demand in ston Is as great
in proportion 10 the population although the! nave
ouly b o. introduced THREE MONTHS.
The Chains are easi. worn and are equally appi'ri-
BILE to all classes Of persons, the child as ~e AS ue
and re atwas ready get 0ut 81 re-
uair and as nucp article OF ornament as the! are Il
valuable means of cure. - 40
Links rnd can be sent by mai M. part Of the stte
IN addressing Agents, SkoMheg.l.
Il STElNERT, sos Bro dw@y, n. !: Gen Aseit
~ a d. SANBokN. +. Agent, U s. JAN 9th ~
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CINCINNATI FURNITURE STORE.

n, EEARISCi having taken the establishment Tor
&I merly owned b, Mr.. +. Coolidge, OF Cincinnati
would respectfully inform his friends ana nv pupie
nnrly that he viii continue to carr! on tho business
~ lately connected by Mr.. I. Fearing ~ the oia es.ao
lishmen in the Bazaar Buildings. tie whi e"h''h"c +"
Ian an hand Il large assortment 81
Ne'f y" READY MADE FURNITURE,
which he vii, sell ai the lowest price.
Ouyepport, June, 8, lco3-sG-!y
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HIDES (!

-nnn Dry Flint md Green Hides wanted for which
s1sS's' the highest price will be paid IN Cash oy
decl7 RENNICK q son. Bazaar Building.
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TO RENT.
SCHOOL NOTICE.

vi n the citizens of Davenport and vicinity
that she i'll open School Cd Jan, 1854, for the in
stfuc Of small Boys and Girls. in the Home former
" occupied by the Episcopal Church, Main Street
Terms pablea liberal share of patronage is res
pectfnliS solicited. dee 29--tf
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The only Ladys Book in America.

The only Lady's Book in America.
So pronounced by the entire Press Of the
United States.
Godey's Ladys Book for 1854
gath YEAR.
ONE HUNDRED PAGES of reading each
month. by the best American authors.
NEW AND THRILLING STORY.
Certainly the most intensely interesting one
ever written: entitled
THE TRIALS OF
NEEDLE.VOMAN:
BY T. s. ARTHUR;
will be commenced in the January No.
The Only Colored Fashions
Upon which any reliance can be placed, re-
ceiyed direct from Paris and adapted to the
taste of American Ladies by our own "Fash
ion Editor" with full directions.
Dress MAKING.-Our monthly descrip-
ton of Dress Making, with plans to cut by.
None but the latest fashions are given.
The directions are so plain, that every lady
can be her own dress maker.
Embroidery.-An infinite variety in every
No.
Dress Patterns. Infants and childrens
dresses, with descriptions how to N AXE them.
All kinds of Crochet and Netting work.
New patterns for Cloaks, Mantelets, Tai
mas, Collars, Chemisettes and Undersleeves
with full directions. Every new pattern
Of any portion Of ladies dress, appears first
in the Lady's Book, as we receiva consign-
ments from Paris every two weeks.
The Nursery.-This subject is treated up
on frequently.
Godey's Invaluable Receipts upon every subject
indispensable to every family, worth more
than the whole cost OF the Book.
Music-Three dollars worth is given ev-
cry year.
Drawing.-This art can be taught to aay
child-by series of drawings in every No.
for 1854
Model Cottages.-Cottage plans and cot
tage furniture will be continued as usual.
SPLENDID STEEL LINE
AND
MEZZOTINT ENGRAVINGS
in every No. They are always to be found
in Cooley.
GopEY's LADY's Book contains precisely
that for which you would have to take at
least three other magazines to get the same
amount Of information.
| copy, year, So 90
| 3 90
" year and extra copy to the
person sending the club 10 90
| s lyear, 10 90
III ;" 90 90
Godey's Lady's Book, and Arthur's Home
Magazne-the two publications will be sent
one year on receipt of $3.50.
l.. A. Cooley,
ll3 Chestnut ST., Phladelphi
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1854-01-05
Lands In stats Of Iowa For Sale.

Lands In STATE Of Iowa For Sale.
= 0nn acres of land in TIP - North Range E.
CaUUU Scott c.. 1000 acres Of prairis land in
Tp.79 N. r. west, Cedar county
5000 acres Of land in TIP. SON. Range west Cedar
county 800 acres Of land In TIP. 90 n. R. awess, Co
dar county.
eco acres Of land In Township 7e n. BanEe East,
Muscatine county. 400 acres u land Ia Township n
n. X East, Muscatine county. 5000 Of land n
Clinton county line ~ lows Central Railroad.
eU0O Of land in Alamakss county, 1900 Of which
is prime timber. 100 Of land on Dubuque road.
60 acres ofland near Walnut Grove.
The above described ,ands III be sold to actual ses
tiers in tracts and on time 10 suit.
Dec IL, SO. COOK d SARGENT.
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Davenport Furniture Ware Room.

T..
CABINET MAKER AND tNnEFTAkER,
RESPECTFULLY informs his friends
and the public that he carries on o,ls'-
IS meas AS above, on Brady street doors
= above the old stand
NJ b. Furniture and show cases made 10 oraef OF
,h. sbnrtost notice Davenport. June Q. ls53-ai-6m
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sEALED PROPOSALS.

y7NnoRSED proposals for Plastering ss,ohi
u, U,I.,,, will be re, eved until shutdown on MON
day. Cd January. I54, It the Hardware Store on Sec
oud street--whnre Spc. .feators. aG be ekamihe".
W. II. HiLpkETH, Chm'I. 81 :. m,
90 Banner eop!.l
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on LOTS in Cook & Sargent's 2nd addition to town
ZUaf Davenport will be sold low term Of years 70
parties DESTROYS ofbuilding ON them.
Dec. -, SO
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BRIDGE FINISHED.
Asst night 1.-THE lee King completed his jeh--and
this morning variety Il dcssratie fancy articles
here been recetGsd at
SMITHS VARIETY STORE,
The "Exprcss Goods. that many Of Gust me RS have
been waiting for ARRIVED.
Dec. ~. 80.
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pszdRs, RAgoRS.!

r,RoM 50 cts. 70 Sicn. warranted 'ne ''S' 4'''''
10, sai' ~ Y. N. HOUSED.
july IA .-----.
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LIST OF LETTERS

iASiitiIAaitils III Wv OSt
lst OF January, 1854.
Alvord Ii. d.
Appleton Chas. d.
| Allison j. IL,
! Aiger Sarah L.
Alexander VIM.
A lger Jno. G..
Boyd Jno. 2
Buck d. G.
Dufkbead L.
Busbey N.
Burgoon Amos
Beebe Stewart
Brown Lois
Broderson Chas.
Blanchard ]. A.
Brown A.
Bradley VIM.
Barnes w. w.
Baker Jas.
Cornwell Lyman
Cotes w.
Catlin Rufus
FCrowle inc.
| Carnahan Mr.. DR.. Es
Cooper Miss NJ. 2
Crecelius G. P.
Camp Miss r.
Camp Mrs. Jane
Comiskey Jno.
Carter Mrs. NJ.
Cownie Jno.
Carmichael Miss A. ]
Clark Jno.
Chapel Mrs. A.
Collins Jas.
Doherty David
Davis VIM.
Dunn r.
Davis Mr. or Mrs.
Davidson w. r.
| Daniels F.
Davis Absolom
Davis ]. w.
Dumont Julia
Dye P. A.
Dow Jno.
Dow ]. v. 2
Dewitt Jas.
Deeley H. D.
DAWSON Mrs. r.
Ennis |. E. 2
Emerson Jno.
Eads Mrs. A. B.
Evans Jas.
| Eldridge F.
Foster VIM.
/ Freeberthuyser II.
Faw cett Thos. 2
Figley Josiah
Fiandreaw c. H.
Fawcett Mrs. H.
Foley Thos
! Friday Miss 9.
! Fisher Mrs. S.
Fleming D.
German Jno.
! Gosneil l..
| Griffin Isaiah
/ Gilden Jas. 2 -.....
! Gubbins Robt.
/ Guthrey Jas.
/ Grant Gerald
Gilmore r.
Glover Jos.
Glaspey Mary c.
Cline Chas, d.
Howard NJ. or w.
Holly J.
Hebenstreit JOSEPH.
Harrogan w.
Hallock N. p.
Hill Nelson
Hamaker A.
Hicklin Marian
Humphrey Jno. n.
Haynes rhos.
Honhin 4 Co.
Hoseiton Jacob
Haynes L. J.
Home w. w.
Hurd NJ. +. 8
Hartman Andrew
Hitchcock w. G.
Jamison A. J.
Jaeger L. l..
Johnson NJ.
Jackson Robt. ~.
knouSe ~ z
Kean Jas.
Keith w II
Look Geo.
Ladncr David
Logue Mary
Love Joseph
Love S r 2
Light Elizabeth
Office
Open at 2 a. NJ. loses
open from ) to d +. NJ.
When any OF the above
, a
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NEW EXPRESS ROUTE.
American Express Company,


- ,,rYs Axn G,LrSA, VIA MISSISSIPPI RIVER
,,-E ara now running II semi-weehly Express 10 an"
w from st. Louis to Hannibal, QUINCY, hseNun,
e,,rlinyton Nuscatne. Rock Island, pa'eiiloft ni"
~ w i;nis nl,ces 10 Cralcna. Our arrangements
Win the steam packets afford us tlces Tor ,hs say
and speedy trans poration Of hank-noes, spesir pun
ICES h,xes and bales of goods; the COLLECTION anu pa
Of notes and accounts, and the purchase ol gopu
~ rin,s Sc &c. A tnisty messenger VIII accom-
y Zach Express. provided with an IRON siic ior Wy
pau: az valuable packages entrusted 10 his care
ar for The purchase OF goods, &c from uaeha
and other points the route T ma nsys ri pfp
I"'' g. ., III he called for and delivered nj 81 Louis
i,hnIt charge for carriage Messenger. ~'ii leave
Mhhu". ,,d FRIDAYS of each week. AT t'alena We
lu"S'''! ~ unrbank & Co. Ia st. Paul. Also To th-
conn gutala, New York and ni me prne'il eastern
r %o D LIVING SION, fARGo ~ rrop's
,, Davenport, Iowa.
,.,EAs, Young Hyson, Imperial a''" NAV"
superior qualify VIM pALZELLsr
aug ~
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DISSOLUTION.

I'HE Co-partnnrslip heretofore existing between
JAMES REsWItK& JomS JoaDsN, is this day tlssolv-
Cd Is mutua consent the business hereafter viii be
condu ted under the style and firm IF JAMES RENwIcK
& on VIII are uth8rized t, s-l,le all claims and col
iect the debts due the late firm.
dec agth ls53 KENWICk x JORDAN
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COTTAGE at head Of Harrison street for sale. Pric
~ $1,000 Applyto COOK + SARGENT.
Dec IL, SO.
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Christmas Books.

TINE Davenport Book Store is now open az the ne"
rooms. No. . lie Claire Row, and the pupic are go,
ited 10 call and examine the fine assortment on had
for the Holidays. w. H. hoL.dEs ".
Davenport, Dec. "a, 1853.
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2 0 w D E R !.

WYE have made arrangements with celebrated
w Powder Mandatory. s. that we siaii DC apie 70
keep constantly hand large suppl! oil bt@s'hs
poraer OF the hes, quality, which We can sell ~
small advance from Manufacturer. Prices Those WISH
ing TO purchase use, in large quantities 10 fe'aii
will find ii to their interest 10 give US ea oe'e Pi
chasing else where; can sell at 81 LOUIS prices
thereby saving cost OF transportation Nc 900,
AN ia IL " N'oiN.
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1SLEGANT Enamel Kid. and Pat CATERS; Also,
II new style Front Lace Cater, for sale by
~" - S. G. DAWSON co.
dan Smith IS Old st ind, cd street.
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OK THOUSAND ACRES UNINPROvED Land, for
- sale, favornby situated in this county.
The above lands will be sold In lots suit purchasers
on tho reasonable terms. Apply to
nov Is, 1853. M,GREGOR & LAWES.
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REAL ESTATE AGENTS.

TIMBER LAND.
NEAR mouth Of Pine river Muscatine county FOL
~ sale In ~ and 20 acre lots COOK & SARGENT.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1854-01-20
Lumber Market.
MARRIED.

On Tuesday, the l7thjinst., by the Rev. Mr..
Morton, Mr.. DAVID ]. JOKES to Miss AMANDA p
WHERRY, both of this place.
We found the above notice upon our table ac-
complained by very extensive ..eakation - our
Deuii who is always on hand on such occasions,
INDUCED in rather envious remarks, and seems
to think there is no at all m people being
punkins," " for although they may be endowed
with beauty, goodness, all the domestic virtues.
they will go to ''Dauy Jones" at last.
; On Thursday 10Th inst, by Rev. Mr.. Powell,
Mr.. JOHN MORGAN to MISS ESTHER ROBERTS all
of jackson township.
A delicious token Of remembrance accompanied
the above notice, and as we gladdened our soul
Herewith, we did hope that the ''happy couple
would continue to love one another, and be happy
as now-an example to all laggard sinners to GO
and do likewise.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1854-01-20
COACH dANUFACT0RY.

TTyHE subscriber would respectfully inform the
i citizens of Ebensburg and the public generally,
that he will carry on the Coach MAKING inrln-
DING the smith work at the Machine shop formerly
occupied by Mr. Anderson, in the rear of Z. Hughes
Store where by using none but the choicest mate
rial and EMPLOYING none but the best workInen,
he hope to convince all that will do them the
favor to examine his work. that in point of dura
bility, appearance cheapness it cannot be excel
led by any similar estabshmept in the State or
elsewhere. Persons wishing bargain in the pur-
chase of carriage win consult their interests
by giving him a call. They prepared to sup
ply the following kinds of Vehicles, viz:
Buggics of different qualities and prices Barouch-
es, Chariotees, and two horse rockaways, close
quarter Elliptic and C-spring Coaches; second hand
work of different kinds, &c., making variety that
will suit all tastes and all purses Repairing done
with neatness and despatch.
ROBERT GALBRAITH.
Ian % "a
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1854-01-20
Orphans Court Sale.

TDY virtue Of an order of the Orphans Court of
ID Cambria county, there will be exposed to pub
lie SALE on the premises, Monday the 9th day
of February next, at O. clock, P. NJ, the following
valuable real estate of which Soloman Oster died
seized, viz
The one undivided half part of certain piece
parcel of land containing 49 acres, be the same
more or less, situate near the Half way House, in
Summerhill township, Cambria county, having
thereon erected Grist mill, and several small
shanties bounded and described follows, to wit:
Beginning at a spruce stump, a corner of Robert
Erwin thence North 80 deg. West "a perches to
post, thence North 65 deg East perches to
post, thence North Is deg. West perches TO post
on railroad, thence up said road by its several
courses and distances to the line of Alexander Car
isle, thence by said line South deg. West So
perches TO post, thence South A deg East &c ps.
to a post thence South 55 deg. West II perches to
q walnut, thence down the Conemaugh by its sew
eral courses and distances to the public road thence
by line of George Murray South IS deg. East %
perches to a post thence South 21 deg. West 20
perches to a sugar stump, thence South As deg.
East perches tie post, thence by line Of William
Murray South 30 deg. West 26 perches to beech,
thence South 2sA deg West p perckes to beech,
thence South IL degs. % perches to a sugar,
thence South 20 deg West 333 perches to the place
of beginning
TERMS OF SALE.-One third of the purchase
money TO be paid on confirmation of the sale, and
the residue in tEo equal annual payments thereaf-
ter with interest-to be secured by the judgment
bonds and mortgage of the purchaser.
JACOB II, STULL,
Administrator.
January 6. 1s54.-3t.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1854-01-20
LETTING OF MATERIALS.

CEALED proposals will be received at the Office
Dot the Superintendent of the Allegheny Portage
Rail Road. from this date, until Saturday, the 10th
inst for supplying the following materials for the
year lS54:-l0,000 white oak and chesnut oak
cross ties, 6xsin.-7t feet in length.
60 900 feet white oak and sugar string timber, 6xS
in.-l2, l6, and 20 feet in length.
The above wood materials to be delivered at
such points on the road most convenient to con-
tractors piled up in good order, conveniently for
loading, inspecting and measuring, and at such
times may be required.
For supplying coal at Planes No. 4, 8, 6, 4, 8, o,
and TO- and at Holldaysburg and Johnstown De-
pots and Boat Slips.
For supplying Motive Power, and repair castings
in such quantities and at such times may be
required.
JOHN ROSS, Supt. Motive Power
Superintendent's Office. !
Hollidaysburg, Jan. II, "a.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1854-01-20
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