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New-York daily tribune., 1854-08-23

r.popr.xr DIscovrRY-The Gazette HebGomadalTe
do Mdoc,nr a dc Chirurgere gives an account oil some
n-iments equally important in practical a. IN
81 nont OF view and from which 1t res us thai ar Pe
brouch cotton no longer produces either o., OF
ction The journal describes as follows the Pth 9
pproceedinc of two German servants, VINO nave nair
,hese e,psrimens The apparatus made use OF IS sun
o"mnostd Of glass globe Theoretically closed oy acors
nlr' with Wax and provided with two tubes one OF OF
bib is in communicate with one OF 'ne eAIreusn =,
W, Serer which is itself terminated by sma!l tuo. =.
ih, angles The second tube serves as an asprsoIi II
- dnsn almost to the bottom OF the giooe; ano SoI4
sn;cs,es Theoretically with gasoneter' lpe gooe
,s;rs the fermentsbe substance Wnen " has Iesn
.ne,tsned that the joints perfectly closed te
a. sced In vessel containing boiling water "nero =
oI, mi, the different tubes Of communication nave os,
heP bn, sffer which second examination taxes Plaos
o. a thai every part remains hermeteay Close, a..
~ tts cock of ihr ssprator is placed IN sucn
,h.t the water run- drop by drop hrs sAperen n
Se On muscular meat with water addeG auI ~ ~
~ nroper comparison there was placed uea ~. =,
10 r,us second globe containing tn. sans n,a. -;
md communicating freely with the alnc y ss
n."a M ~ nd of a fortnight the mser eon.naeI -
Al .ns iohe was in a complete state OF pun 60
.eeonu az, in the globe which only received 'ns
wbne " o Al all chsngs and when s ,ne ena o, '.
sr was the apparatus opened tne neaa :; "a
tbree 90! ,bs rsi day From those efperl.t 80 n.
suits that meat recenuy ooneJ aAN
isnt Tins GOOD for sew sral weeks
New-York daily tribune., 1854-08-23

Tbr r--,r cr 80 f- g no. ye, beer asc~r,iael =
fr1Lris sprposci 70 have ben caused ~ slcik IA
sre ~ .t- g1cs through rLei bs 'u"r IN n, st ran
iI,o he vuace Hsi ne' ben f'r the oVeEt'oa'
g.. -snsp. de o,e zA'5hrEeH vOali have allen
r-,y g. TIC devouuug lenrLt
FIR4 Is CHS tcS-ST.
Iese7Gar al,-nooa about ocicck. fire broke oS' N
bdck bE.rac No 10 Cia'or.''.. occupi-d by ita'
Tur.cr A. aa cir factory TIE frea.n were cEy o1 tle
rous bur bepfe they oo't slbdse he aane' the oud
II wes entirely des-royec Loss r. - 500 - 5000
NJ rscvaDce. n. Ire was occasor-- by the boiling
over # keit.e containing iIee quar'ity Of oil.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-08-23
FIRES.
FIRE IN TESTH-AV.

About quarter before O'Clock yesterday afternoon
Ere broke out the range of frame buildings corner Of
rerh-ay and Thiy-nnth-s: occupied by David Steven
son. as O Ma-House, Brewery and Rectying establish
Dent. The flames spread with astonishing rapid
ny, and notwithstanding the exertions of the fire.
mea vi the District, who were early on the
ground, the distIery portion Of the establishment
was bsrned the ground portion of the frame shed
extending along the avenue to Fortieths'. was also
destroyed. The upper part Of the building corner Of
Thirty nipthst. occupied dwelling by Mr.. Ste
venson The greater portion Of bis household goods va
destroyed. Mr. Stevenson estimates his loss On buildings
machinery, stock &C.. q, from $4,000 to $1,000 In
sured So sl 10 the Lafarge Insurance CO.. s7oo IN the
Globe ssTsl in the Granite; s,'sS 10 the Oneida and
ss,7s N the Rs,seu.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-08-23
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DESTRUCTIVE FIRE ALsasrm sas .nutscsoEy osf Of Mcssr
Sre was asSOTi Romig No. 50 Cheyst about ociSeS sar
ssturday evening and i. soon SSerry st.
ths yIn RSmir riS s.arsd fof KaSk
Msss Company Of Waterford s1d sDeD
the County az s.s1sd for
hareh NJ John Insurance SSas Company; Mr. MHkssd
AlDsny Soass insured Mr. Kairns two brick 0HS aSs
insured S q iSS IN IL Asiss
leland ConPsnss $500 in the Long Island Insurance Com
p.ny ls Mr. No isi IT, iHssS Hsss1s Gs s'is
Howard insurance x'n xoI InsursI ce Company Mr.: T..
aeoo In the o1 NO insurance The entire loss Is IRON
.os Sss Assus s~."9 s Ss
BY the entire insursa conHsgrson and consider
homeless y tSf ~ furniture bss been destroyed
New-York daily tribune., 1854-08-23

School PRIzEs.-A friend of Union Springs Young La
dies Seminary proposes to give sioo annually to the pu
nils Of that institution to be awarded in prizes as fol-
lows: Matthew atics s2o Philosophy, slSi History si'
Natural Science SIS; Composition, SIS Penman'hip'
ss; Music, SIS The prizes to be awarded oy commit
General dtpcrtmeut been correct and who have
heen members Of the institution at least one year All tne
przes 10 be awarded at the close OF the winter .er
cept that Music which to be AWARDED al Tic u
the summer term.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-08-23

TAXATION IN Bosros.-The Board Of A:se ,Ss nressnt
., have determined that the rate Of ts1snon
yssr shall be % 90 on o. 900 sss x.s o. co.
81 an Al 900 over last year, when we re'e mara
ov of The real estate taxed is ten millions ~
,hsn Lat year when was 900 0n nine
estate tneie @ The valuation Of 1853, when ~ w.
mnn"S' Dno "sa ,oo The total vsu.ton last year ss
$so ~ m he S2as, ,ooO, ,ooo IN round number
New-York daily tribune., 1854-08-23
MOTT ST. HOSPITAL.
Bsre,,,t DIED Dad
In Jersey CITY.

A young named Thomas Carly who hal just a.
rived in the city from North Lynn, Mass attacked
with cholera Monday night, while staying with fan-
" which resides in the building in Sussexst kno sn
Canary Castle" lie conveyed TO the Alms-House
Hospital yesterday. On Monday evening lad named
Riley, about nine years of age died of cholera in the
buildings in Greene-s known Murrays Buildings. He
was the spoken of yesterday being sick in that
bnpsa
New-York daily tribune., 1854-08-23

Conference.-The foreman Of Engine Company Nc, y
.,surer US tina, no alarm Of FIRE wa. raised oy Is
pany on Saturday night and the hrs' m.u .., have
firm his statement Consequently our rep''e'
h.ep msnfo.med as to the facts
New-York daily tribune., 1854-08-23
STATEN ISLAND,

Thercswere three of cholera at Port Richmond
OIL Monday. carmau died from an attack of the ep.
demic on Monday night at Stapleon. death from
cholera infanium occurred in Tompknsville yesterday.
little girl whose father died few days since of the
epidemic in the village) after recovering from an
attack of cholera died yesterday of fever.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-08-23
" TtIpA Arl -un- NfGHT beAutful fntef-

N.UesAI AITByaTgR-To-sfs8T beautiful enter
taiImeut given this an, popsr rns.,sf mf .
scr x arr. a. In thar 'OsrsErh 'AVs
LsL,. stcsots the whcls Of this oos erss'
Ier company Nj. Birs.sits .o spp . % ns oiAos ns
ggfescus snd TIE Dfsns G ef ~ "
Tt.,s vii b variety Of oAscrs. &e 81 n~tss
IoHS paAsoxD T. ssIrs and cfnrn
New-York daily tribune., 1854-08-23
srB uiBoAr ACCIDENT


TUESDAY, 22d hUgust, 1884.
The steamer Empire State of the Bay ~ ste line ON hor
passage last evening from Sail River about ea miles from
Point Judith Light bnss. of her boerf or ono of tho
connecting pipes. am thus indeiriic on account
of the ndspostion OF those connected with mo boa 10
give any satisfactory account of the acci'eRs Il was
such however that the rushed out Hing all the
front part of the pan deck producing tbs most indie
scribable of terror witnessed and yet no
one seriously Injured We bad lay anchor from iol
70 A. NJ and finishing voyage with one boiler Ihe
horror Of the muon highened by fsm'es being
separafed owing TO thsimmense travel on tbs roato 10
give YOU some ides OF Il. wrote note to w srner
the agent at Fall Ryer three days beioreh md requesting
him la engage me and good ber rth IN the Ia
dies cabin and arrival in the cars irou, Boston the
clerk Informed that my uote had been rsceiyed ana
that al the rooms had oeen engaged for weekpFoviois
and on receiving my ofeekG found the placo FOR wfs
and sister wa tho csbn aoOr aud myself berth d
recy under the boiler. II may be oihcr lines, but
have never been subject 20 such inconvenience. Wo
would advise who have TO travel on this line to
A PASSENGER
New-York daily tribune., 1854-08-23
fA6yeftissueutl
p.n,cu C,zp nR RrpTIRE-Fxe

RADICAL CURE or RUPTURE.-Every reducible
esse hernia sse q asnohods be s1iesly
az ssccssy method that As received die sppssss
Of all .eenrke saBsoaA TAs fec from ts 70 e13 81 -
ure The 1sAed hes fsly forfh fbs nsv
Yrt seapeI Pstsns se vhen asosary ~ Evss
Hesitsl Apply the odes of the sabsnbes Ne
ofee hour fon 10 3, or7 p evening Dr. ho~AAs
a DIxos, Editor ScapeL
New-York daily tribune., 1854-08-23
fAdyerIsemenI

THE NEW DOMESTIC DRAMA At BARSUMs-th u
- The Maid the as<psr and sssetns picture
ne z, lie up WITH hamorcss conrsstS lb
s,ed rss ayrEksoos EvESIse. AID charge
.ee 10 zee Upied Tsins and Of the e2rotisa
New-York daily tribune., 1854-08-23
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lk1vertisems0ki
The WEAKEST INVALID Oh YOUNGEST CHILD ~
sfely De DssaLsR's for Hrvss - Aecss neo = -
,xs saI . perfseay s1ib ~ ssSs ssasds sSa - -
CSlo1 oo,asx RsWyu "a 0ypa3N.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-08-23
PERsosAL-Among he arrivals at the different hOtol,
we notice the following

A. the CLssExooswm Y.e' and family Albany R.yard T.y
Ficd Boston; WIN Davis Ceo<gai r. ~
Or child add Trentot Morgan, bo'toni j.
Raxtudale ENGLAND: Saul. 8sichsdor, Cambridge
HowARD HOTEL-C. Prescott, BOstou J. y sleeper
Cleveland; R0ckssF; 1hos 0Osdy Ncahstle; ID H.
Warehouse Point w. o. Aiswofih
Wisconsin; Leeds Noreh Va Henry Coak st. .0rsl Mo
Arthur Lexiueon Carey kentgcky A Cam scl La sale.
hi Lemuel Crsne Charleston C Capt j. w Ksstsidse San
Francisco No.
Hedey Troy; Hon A. ". Conner Ci Hon J. 9~Ceeks La
d Bacon Louis; Coz BAchid, As Chafes Fhonpsn,
Bostoni Bod.co Russian Lssaton r. Morse NC General
James Mass Harvey Bn in Army W Page, Cslstorns;
T. X. MssOu, Saint Louis. ia1J lng-rol PHILADELPHIA,
Al the 81 NIcBoLAsTs 2t Rev Dr. Hyne. jean Grouse,
Syfacuse the Hon Jas Baysd DeAwarei the Hon. Robert
schenck 10; DR. Buer Thomas Batino Joel Rahbone Al
bsnyi Corning do Jno hoster Boho; n Csrk.oo.
Sanrbsx. New 0ranads Peire Maa do
Donne Baltaore Capt Gcddes Cncirasti; o.; John
Wat Bellstou springs: NJ N Wentworth, Cincinnati q.
the IRvNG lIoUsE--hs Hon Nm ilsdey 1bsnyj DR. T.
T. Phiade phia; MAJOR Sibley u COIL " tic ~srf
Loui-yis XIV The j. Brundags Utcai the Rey. H. II.
Hesly Col J. Sandefsoa Florida; C. NJ Esd 5 Louis;
81 Afmiugon BostoB Q. Oak Jacksonsils fia the Hon
j. Means steubenyie o. WIN. II. Johnston, FeTnNdo Miss
New-York daily tribune., 1854-08-23
TAdyereissmsnLi 7

PIANOS MgLoDEoss AND AUsIc.-A lsrgest assort-
cslsbtsd skss u Pianos sa1 AELoDzoss
The nit stssss found great hcae Et4ohmsnf
OF HoRAcg WATERS No 33 Broadway sod large cscyanf
ron actOry prices fr cah Music and Music aerchandSs o al
New-York daily tribune., 1854-08-23

IxPosrIsS PosLrRY.-Almost every year gentlemen go
TO Europe to purchase choice varieties Of domestic anmas
but we do Dot know that any one hes ever gone oGt
especially procure those Of the feeshered tribe That
time has Low arrived. The Hen fever has reached
uch hight induce Of the most noted fancers to
make trip the water to look up ali the rare birds Of
Europe that are worth breeding in this country.
Mr.. JoHs GILEs Of woods'ock, Conn gentleman
well known to all dealers in improved stock and rsIe
fowls sails in the Arabia today, for England and tso
Continent Tor the purpose Of procuring specimens Of 'ne
best cattle and sheep that can be found ou' more
especially to visit Germany and France in order to pro-
cure any description Of rare aquatic birds and domestic
poultry particularly Ducks, which abound IN Germany
greater perfection it said thsn any where else In the
world
We fssr oqr worthy TREAD vii se disappointed u one
New-York daily tribune., 1854-08-23
IAdxertln .Ineut. I


The PHYSIOLOGICAL CABINET contains B1sts and
heads of the d'tnsnAee thai Lived;
suls human sninaa from all quarters OF tho fobe-iI
cludus Rgyp,aa MErnmss, PhaieA Robbers Mfiersr and
Tfi.y 90 namero1s Painting aud Drawings Of esebrssd iE
dydEss vrz dead Stranger @ citizens wi 3nd thu Cab
net or nussum gs Broadway, agreeable to ss
Professional Examinations by The BRos FovLEs vtsn desired
New-York daily tribune., 1854-08-23
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TRY THE TAsTELEss CURE PoR FEVER AND AGUk,
fAdEertisefnenkl

DEsHLszs PLL&Thsy contain 90 salt q herea A,snn "a -
Qune Immediately sppetts and strengthen tse s%
sold By w D. CEUssE, eornsr Broadway and if'hs
New-York daily tribune., 1854-08-23

ACCIDENTALLY nRowsED -Coron0r wilhelm held an
inquest Yesterday No. is BroomeS upon the body OF
Fredk Lamouroux naive Of Germany, IS years OF sge,
who on Monday evening while in ae &C. Of walking the
gcng plank of the HaDtresa, at the foot Of De-
ancey.st which he employed ~ boliern aker,
accordingly.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-08-23

Kansas EMIGRArIoY.-A company Of er.igrents under
the auspices of the Emgrsnt Aid Company will leave this
City for Kansas Oh sday the 29th iDss Parties wish
ing to join the must apply or before Friday the
2ah at the Office Of ths subscriber, No ll0 Bfoadgiy,
Room No The charges for passage and freight will be
at the lowest possible -a.es. j. X BIRsoUR,
la behalf of the Directors.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-08-23

FOUND DRowSEp.-The body Of sa. unknown man,
about 2j years age found yesterday in the Evt
River near pier No %. The deceased dressed -
sailor brown hair and whskers and appeared 70 have
been about two weeks In the water Coroner Wilhelm
held inquest upon the body and thu Jury rendered
verdict OF I" Death by drowning
New-York daily tribune., 1854-08-23

Sc r-;oe Of - iee poetry never sas As hei a. il
!, n, ,r .c; tine However, be is able 10 stand IL.
h. h,sys tbe dimes ara we suspect Mr. Biraau TO bi'k
hi- ahi. ov, purso IS rot long c1crsh'
New-York daily tribune., 1854-08-23

swKAEHe.-A correspondent, " A Father of Family,
con plains that he took his daughters to the theaer
where fayore perforIner lad fayorite word " d
which he used foil twenty times during the evening
"e1hibng essential coarseness and vulgariiy. Actors
do not appear to how they sink the profession when
they swear in presence d women. Such objSrgations
suit no place net even IoS Whenever an actor
swears the audience she aid hss him of the stage That
would cure the habit al snce.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-08-23

DRowSEp NH;ur IsroIIctTED.-C .tkerire Rogers
Irish 80 ~ age, while E'osioatodon on Mon
day evening iellmo ijs heck foot of Por knst River
and was drowned. Tire body cred soco after
ward and an inquest wns held i, by Cirono- ODon-
ne The jury rendered yertct Of Accidental drown
" ing while under the iDiursce OF liquor"
New-York daily tribune., 1854-08-23

BusIsEss n.REcToEr.-Mr. Rodes New York Business
Directory for la54-s5 containing Classification Of
Tredes Professions &C. being Supplement to the New
York City Directory, has jus, been issued. isa valu-
able book Of reference and Is furnished free 10 hose Who
subscribed 70 the regular Directory.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-08-23
PROGRESS or THE CHOLERA.
NEW-lORk CITY.

REPORT or r-E FsASKLIS-sr. HosFr'
Reoeired. Died. Dssctd,
New-York daily tribune., 1854-08-23

CASTLE GARDEs-Mn ETzEK BEHzFr.-Mr. Haretzek
will take benefit o-nsh which viii close his unremu-
peratye season. The programme in another column
shows very varied and agreeable entertainment,
=ia Eorgia-a concert, and portion of Lo,Sa Miller.
The opera his season ass done tuo hngsintroduced
charming young tenor voice. the freshest and best yet
heard on the Italian stage in this coGntysnd one OF the
most rpened and soEorous Of bersones The friends Of
Mr. Maretzek should mind that, aier this benefit, one
more night friday vill end tbs seeson-and remember
his losses Ind his claiIns
New-York daily tribune., 1854-08-23

A WA-cH~N OaoppTD.-0n Monday isght. at a late
hour. Andrew Norton, watchman the arploy Of tho
Groccrs Sssm Scgsr ReneS fell ogerbo'aa at the foo,
IF Vc.trye, n. r. aud was drowned bcers assistance
reached hin. Pepcps engaged ol yesterday Crap
ping for tXe ,dy but without eff, q Tlo deceased
lived in Greenwich s:, and has left fa-,ih
New-York daily tribune., 1854-08-23
CITY ITEMS

TLe wostl.r yesterday was, darng edsy cprrosTc.y
-s-,n with nv ittc aF In the evening rong breeze
s,-xpg up al tAe.e were symptoms Of The win6
vi -ed the du,. hiiher and thher sometimes -velopin-
whess streets in Opaque cloud, and binding osi ehok
ing ar who obs1c,d to b. abroad. The whole evening
was sH.,y and ul.oiotable sort of hybrid % March
and D-crmber VIII oust IN place Of snow. There were
few amt CLEANS lightning awsy over the ocean, in the
southeast, bu. the promises Of storms came with
in any osEeey able stance OF iualnen All was as dry
arid, duyy paroAed and wlthered as ever. The 'tar'
.bone ady through tho clouds q dust, but no clouCs
wafer intercepted :her rays When eH the rain com,i
New-York daily tribune., 1854-08-23

1,ors S~sBslse ATFRAY--k' dwurbsnce occurred
on nr day reht the house No sce destcrs, t,tween
three taors relative female. whour they all clSmcd
One Of them ramed Philip Quinl was saugerouy stab
bed The breast wita pair of sh ~ the hands Of
man rc'reG RyT1 who arrested socn aterward and
locked p by Jaat.ce Clark. The wounded man tSfeu
to the New.Yors Hospital His rDccvcT is considered
doubtful.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-08-23

EXAMINATION on sCsARGy % AsGR''AfKo ASSAULT
upoS FEvAIk Tie examination Il = 'mnel soren'on.
Charles Stevenson sp Sorst be former MISTER OF
the Erie Cana boat tc latter hands On the
boIt charged with hsvcx daring the is trip Of ihe Boat
conmittsd tape upos he person of Enelne DenJ'
married and tle cook ri the vessel, s,os ps's
yesterday before Justice B,gsr The complainant es'-
fed isi shs engaged ccoof the boat stWaerioc.
and TIA: the second day sr the boat Ell for this City
the Captain entered her sP,tscnt and fociby vnh'ed
her person lie repeated ths four derea times bo6rs
the boat arrived and each tine -eaiencdo to kill her il she
made any noiss. She frtho- ts' ed that B,s, held nor
On one occasion while Charles Stevenson vo,scd her per-
pn. The defu-e introduced w.sne~es with view OF i'm
psachpg hr testimony AZ t's clcss Of the examination
the magistrate announced his nrn,oa TO render decsos
today.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-08-23

po1rokEo To DEaTH-Cosoner hn"n l''"''! 'ed
3, ipquest in Broac way. near SeNtHlS'at' SP'u s~
b,'4 q, Io"ph Connsly. whose dea7 "ss caa'ei y
s- TIE evidence showed that deco rsi sas taken III
Asv ssys s.ncs. and sem for Dr. T. I. ~nTr, OF No
lc9s pr,sd,sy Who prcscrbei and cont tNed to co 80
tor hn- for ihrte diys The patient was r' ssushei
With b prcgress Eader hs physcian and se's to' Dr
Shubtgce. whose lrScr pdous he continued ~ 71seis
Il ee da,s' the time taking thos Of DR. Winter.
wbo vas ~ tAs; Re Rad employed another 7ry-
scisn Finally death Ius stop t. the doc,oring. Tho
iu-v of inc,ss~ rendered verhot 0f "desth by sn-
sesiivo iutc.,rssni lever, an added further. " 70
believe dead was hasfes-d saperiRduced by the is'
" iudirious nS,-.erspce of Dr. Leonsrd Shuberyos.
during the aucsianOe Of Dr. f. s Wia,er. DeceAsed
ives rsiive Of s~irsa 26 yesrs OF age, and bar
tender at the corle- Of Broadway aud Seyenteshs,.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1854-12-15

IL ~
DASSENGERS for Bloomington, Springfield, Alton,
and st. Louis, will End the route via L. Sale 20 be
the Speediest nov now open 70 the public, and not
subeced to the usual delays " the River By taking
the CHICAGO 4 ROCK ISLAND RAILROAD TO L.
Sale the ILLINOIS CENTRAL RAlLRoADtoB Bloom.
CHiCASsO 4 MISSISSIPPI RAILROAD
10 Alton ard st. Louis. passengers are taken through
Withsut delay In 10 Heurs!
Ths route to ST. Louis via Mississippi River InREE
HumDRsD Mills and time FoRTY-f0UR HOURS
stage COmmectfOmS
Are made at Bloomington with Peoria Pektn and Ur.
buna ut Springfield with Bardstown, Petersburg and
Havana, at Vrden with Waveriy; ut CsrliDville with
HlisbOro, Van Burensburg, Vsndaiis and Salem; Ut
Brighton with Greenfield and Scottvile and at Alton
with Jerseyvle, Carrollt0n, Edwardsyiile. Highland
and Carlyle The trains also connect at SFn6eld with
the Great Western Railroad, for Decatur, Ters Hsute,
Jack sonville and Naples.
Messengers arriving at st Louis will connect with
Steamers for the Missouri, Ohio. and Tenness,e Riv-
ers, and ais with Steamers for Memphis, Vicksburg,
Natchex. and New Orleans. 81
Pa.senger Trains leave Bloomington At a. N.
and 81 r. T., on the arrival Of the Trains from the
North.
Ticket. be procured Of A. r. LANGLEY,
Agent at La Sails for any point on the Chicago Mis-
sissppi Kali Road.
E. HEALING, suprc MRR.
June sth, 1851
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1854-12-15
NEW EXPRESS ROUTE.
American Express Company,

st. LOUIS And oALExA, VIA MISSISSIPPI RIvsR.
yyyE are now running sefni-weekiy Express to and
w from st. Louis 10 Hannibal. Quincy, keokuk,
Blu Ellington, Muscatine, Rock Island, Davenport ana
Intermediate places to GaleDa. Our arrangements
with the steam packets afford facilities for the SAFE
and speedy transportation Of specie pack
ages, boxes ard bales Of goods the collection ana
on orders, &C., &c. A trus,y messenger will accom-.
pany each Express provided with an iron safe for the
security OF valuable packages entrusted 20 his care.
Ordery for the purchase Of goods, &C., from Galena
and other points on the route, will have prompt attsn'
iion and packages returned BY the hrst messenger.
Packages will be called for and delivered at s. Louis
without charge for carriage. Messengers will leave
Tuesdays and Fridays Of each week. At Gaiena We
connect with Burbank Co. to 81 Paul Aise 70 Chi-
citsis, LIVING sTON. FARGO & Co., Propn.
RENWICK 4 SON, Agents,
septl-se-3m Davenport, iowa.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1854-12-15

SCIENTIFIC Men are daily bringing - l,eht. -
- Inventions, and the march Of Progress is onserS
persons bALD Or becoming will BE- pleased 70 eafS
snet science and long rssearch bncd have breu1
before the Public the greatest WosDEa 81 Aee =
!ne Article Of Emersonse Americ40 HoiF
~ ~n1tives srRs GRE soa DAIDnsss snA =
prevent HA1a sRoA FAILRo. See Cireulars ~ ~ M
Of Agents. Price . LOO in large Bottles.
Bold by all the Druggists in Davenport and lals>A
G. =. FISHER Co.. Proprietoep, !
sept 70, leSl-trw-lm : - - -
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1854-12-15
N0TICE!!

CHILD 4 BAKER having purch...A -.
and leased the stand of W. r. HiIdrstS ~ is..neo
announee That they intend to carry on ,hs A.sH~.
M vus al its bvanches-and Will Be "a rscss.s -
meht OF everythng embraced in the HsrSv.r ~. y
seT,si Thsi, saas wnn iul stock Of Iron, Nais, Ac
sn,. aae.,es Delng unsnrpasse and their ay,..-
nm.,a " oomp.ete, tney expect - extend to a. s6
casomer @ OF the Esssbshnent and The public h -
la ihoucemenis for purchasing equal 10 ssv as,
respectfully solicit share Of public pasrorass.
Davenport, Feb. esth, 1885, SAA1A
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1854-12-15
CIR OC T. II + s
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL!

he subscriber has opened Grocery and Provision
Store on the corner OF Front and Perry sts oppo,
site Messrs. Burrows 4 Prcyman's mill; where VIII
be found choice assortment OF Groceries, rovis1ohs'
Wooden ware. Nails. GLASS; White Lead, Oskum, kos-
in DC &C.. all of which !" be sold low for cash or
trade.
Dealers In the above articles will do vel TO call and
examine the stock before purchasing else where.
Attentions will be paid TO receiving storage, FOR
wardiig nd selling Of merchandise and produce:
Davenport, July n, 1853. J M. DALZELL q DAo'
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1854-12-15
H. WICKERsH AN g. SON,
MARBLE WORKS.

THE undersigned would respectfully announce Il
the citizens of Davenport and vicinity, and to al
those wishing To purchase MONUMENTS TO the mem
ory of their deceased friends. that they be supplied
II, calling at his shop, Main ST.. between First ans
second, west slde where he will be pleased 10 furns
CUT Ne of every description, as low as il can b.
bonsh In he Western ooantry.
Italia nd American Marble for Monuments, iEA
and FOOT STONES. Also superior article ofFRFl
stone BE-, yei. cheap. W. W. KENNEDY
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