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The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1854-11-16
TmE LAST NOTIOE.

HAVING been out OF business now over six months
j. and still find many ofmy old customers Indebted
TO me by note and on book account therefore, be "A
hereby known, that wait longer for that which
lsJustly due me, and all claims due me, which mAY
remain unpaid on the 25th day Of this month, will be
Oct. 10, le54-24. r. BOPR
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ETThe new Sheriff. Mr.. WILLIAMS Por-
TER. took possession ofhis Office on Tuesday
last. The people will find him accommo-
dating, capable and honest. We welcome
him among us.
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Estate Of Joseph Frieud.

NoT!CE is hereby given that have this day been
Y duly appointed Executor on the estate 81
Joseph Friend, deceased; late of Fairfield county,
Oct. ~, le54-4w24t THOMAS McNAGATEN.
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E. @. HANNuM, the newly elected Re-
corder can now be found at his Office, in
the public buildings. CusH is clever fel-
low and win make popular officer.
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One Hundred DoIIara.-To Poe1SI

VIE DIRECTORS OF THE CoMoPoLITAN Arr AND
- LITERARY ASSOCIATION, lately organized in San
dusky Vly ohio, for the encourage and general
1MnSlon OF Lite nature and Art, offer PRIZE OF ONE
hONDkED DOLLARS for the BEST ODE to PoweFa'
world td-renowned statute ofthe GREEK SLAVE which,
tributed among the mbers Of the above Assocaton
The -odes, which should not exceed fifty lines in
engtn must be handed In previous the lst Of Oeto-
OF new YORK, whose names will appear, will decide
upon the merits and award tho prize 10 the
competitor. u
Poets In sending in their productions, will please
give the first stanza Of their Ode together with their
real name and address, in separate, sealed
Come r1nicatons should he addressed post -paid 10
c.. L. DERBY, Actuary G. A. & /. A.,
Care knickerbocker Once. 345 Broadway, New York
Sept IA, 1854 oT3Water Street, Sandusky.
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The American officers in the Turkish
service, under Omar Pacha, in tho Prin.
cipalitics, and General Guyou. in Asia,
have, in all the military operations, thus
far, conducted themselves SO well as to win
much praise, Among these is mentioned
a Mr.. Porter, fNew Jersey, who enjoys
tile confidence of Omar Pacha, and who
gave the Russians the last blow near Busco,
after which he brought back his squad
rons in safety, although at the time nearly
surrounded by vastly superior force of
theenemy. Two Americans. serving un.
der Guyon. in Asia, also distinguish them
selves whenever an opportunity offers.
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Attachmanf Mntiea.

AZ an attachment was this day Issued b.
J. Embich Justice Ofthe peace for Hooking township,
Fairfield county, against tho properly and eeet of
A. Degraa non resident Of Fairfield county, forthe
sum Of and elO, probable COSTS dated ths 3oA
day OF Sept. 1854. W F+ JAMES LEMOUTt
Oct. 10, IsSt-4p1t per Wv. WHITE =
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REMOVAL.

DIR. wAGENHALS,
VTAs removed his once TO Lattice corner, East OF
the Court House, opposite tho Ohio Eagle Once.
7 lancaster, October %, 1e54-o5 f 81
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REMOVAL.
DIR. O. n. DAVIS.

HAS removed his residence and once 70 the brick
ll building formerly occupied by John Stallsmith,
Eaq:, south side ofSfain Street, door west OF Dr..
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"ReDOrt

Upon the preliminary surveys Of the part
OF tho Columbus and Hooking Valley Rail-
road, from Lancaster 10 the Ohio rtver, in
Che direction Of Parkcrsburg," is the title
o. a neatly gotten up pamphlet containing
The report Of BESJAMIN II. LArRoBE. Esq.
in reference to our Valley Road, the con
tents Of which we shall take great pleas
ure in laying before our readers mex
week. We received the repot ist as we
were going to press.
Our thanks are due the able President,
cHAs. BoRLASD, Esq, for the same.
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4 DIED.
In East Lancaster on the 0ist October James Frank
lin. son ofJames and Nancy Young, aged ID months
and Is days.
."Wo weep, though not in bitterness,
ff, 0uki are not tears Of gloom; Nti A /
~ 10 No thoughts, but those OF tenderness -saa
Shall gather round his tomb
No painful recollections Fise-- 1850
His morn--lt dawned % blest, - . Y ,lg
l And ere a cloud had dlmmed itS Skios,
sweet lamb, he was 81 rest" ,fstc7f
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-t-A.tt r. MARRIED. r5. -.,st
On November 9Th. by the Rev. J. B. Sackett, Mr
EZRA M. NEEDHAM and Mias LYDIA B. WRIGHT
both Of this city.
May therfuture never be darkened by the clouds Of
adverity Nay their days be many and full OF bliss.
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MARRIED.,

In Cincinnati they have three steam fire
engines. s sse,i atsH T
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Tie Washington Union publishes the
cireular Of the Secretary Of Treasury. in
rsiedoa to tho admission Of produce, &C.,
hvmtbs British ralOuist. free ofduty.
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THAHKsoIvIxa DAT.-The following
States aud cities have designated the days
named for The purpose Of general thanks
giving:
NOrember a3d.--Maryland, Pennsylva-
MIA, North Carolins. Louisiana, Florida,
Wisconsin, and New Jersey, and the cities
Of Washington, Norfolk and Portsmouth
November 3ota.---Maine, New Hamp.
shire. New York. Indiana. Kentucky
Ohio, Massachusetts. and Rhode Island
Illinois, Michigan. and Connecticut.
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The telegraph says the money market
panic is subsiding IN Pi.tsbarG. Il
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He also keepsin in his employ Of the best work
men that can be secured, and always having hand
the very best RIAL Is enabled to ufacture TO
order anything and every thing desirable in his line
in good style and fair terms can anywhere
AnH
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ADAMS g. cos EXPRESS.

VVNHE undersigned having been appointed Agents for
i'll Adams Il Co. In Lancaster, respectfully offer their
services to Merchants, Bankers and others seeking
safe and prompt transit for Merchandise, Money aud
Light Freight Of all kinds, rates very low for the
ture Of the services performed.
Messengers In charge Of consgnments leave Lancas-
tor daily for the East and West
lrPGoods, Packages, &C., will be delivered imme-
diately on arrival, free Of charge.
For the convenience of citizens Order Book Is left
at the Fancy Shoe Store OF G.. ID. SHOCKLEY & CO.,
Main Street. Any order len at the Shoe Store for pack
ages to be sent East West will be called for free OF
chu.ge. JEFFRIES, PRATT & WOOD, -dgsats.
Lancaster, June IL, 1854.
FANCY GOODS, PEkFUMERY, dc.
A FINE Assortment OF Lubin's and Harrison's Ex-
Tooth Powder, Pearl, Ivory and Fancy Porte Monies
Of all kinds. Iyons Knthairo, Barrys Iricopherone
and Oils ofall kinds, Soaps, Shaving Cream, DC.
Call at the Boston Book Store ID. u. NUDGE.
Lancaster, July II, 1854.
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nN and afler the Goth day Of OCTOBER tho Second
~ Train from Lancaster, will leave at Is, p. NJ.
a. Morrow with the night train for Cinen.
nA"' All o'1er trains ssrirs YES and depart a. usual
Per WIN. MILNER, AEsAt.. - =
Lancaster, October 90, Ie54-2S
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LOSS CT THE YANKEE BLADE.

This fine steamer left our port on the 3Oth
Of Sept. for Panama. ard when rs hours
out struck on Point Aquii.es, about i2
miles to tho norlhward and westward OF
Point Conception. The Yankee E:ade
struck at 81 o'clock on the afternoon o.
Saturday, and a portion of the wreck re-
manned together until 10 o'clock Tuesday
morning, when she sunk. She had on
board. on leaving San Francisco, about
900 passengers, and. as reported by her a.
gents at the time of her sailing, $2l3,OO0
in treasure as shipments, which added to
the amount in the hands of the passengers,
would raise the total 10 at least $225, 900.
The number Of passengers lost was between
forty and fifty, and many of the survivors
suffered to the utmost extent ofhuman en-
durance. On the receiptof the intelligence
other loss, an intense sympathy was Great
ed among our citizens, and tho Agent of
tho Nicaragua Line Immediately sent one
Of their steamers to the assistance Of the
survivors, who have all arrived here with
the exception Of eight or ten, now at Los
Angels and Santa Barbara.
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NEW RNNKa


sEARLE,s book STORE.
Opposite shnneF's Hotel, LancasteT, Ohio,
HONEY NOON and other comailsios nom Funeh,
u Autobiography % an Actress, hy Mrs. MoWath,
Journey 10 Genital Africa, b. Baynrd TAYLOR
Kansas and Nebraska, BY Hale
sunny Memories OF Foreign Lands, By Mrs stowe
The Better Land, BY Tholnnson
Napoleon his Army, The Camp Fires Of Napoleon.
Gin Books OF all kinda.
Gathole Prayer Books, Episcopal Prayer Books. apd
reduced prices.
School Hooks and Stationery 81 whoIesaIe 4 Rst.ii
Pocket Wallcis, Port Moniess snd Pen Knivss, for
sale at the Book Store Of JOHN SEARLBS,
Oct %, lsS4-2S oPPesits sAeSsr,s HsfsL.
MEDICINE AND VARIETY STORE,
EVNHR undersigned respectfully advertises the pub
lie that he has hand for sale, on reasonable teFua
Tor cash. complete assortmentof
Fresh and Well Selected Medieineas
Comprising every crude and eAsmieal derived from gA,
YsgstabIs, Mineral and aaimaI Kingdoms and uaed ~
anoPdtAe, HemsOPahe, Eclectic and B0lanie practice
The assortment all the AlkaEsids
Aleohoiie and AqHsOHs Extraets, &c. &c.
h stock ofSurgeal Instruments Is Of the
A Full Stock Of Family Groceries,
French and American Perfumery in great vafiety--
Havana and common Segars, Chewing and Smoking
Tooaeco: best quality Of Wines, Brandies. &C., native
and imported for medicinal strong Cider Vinegar
popular patent medicines and endless vefiety OF
odds and ends both ornamental and useful.
Fhysicans prescriptions put up with great caro- by
competent and experienced dispenser l,.e
Oct 20, 1854 No. log, JMaiH Street, Laneastsr.
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JOHN WORK,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALER IN ,..,..
COPPER, TIN IL SIIEET-IRCN WARE


COPPER, TIN IL SuEET-IRCN WARE,
uain street, NEARLY oppOsiteths Tatimadgs House.
GAIN takes pleasure in calling the attention ofhis
IA customers and country merchants generally. to
the largest stock Of Copper, Tin and sheetlron manu-
facures ever brought TO this market He takes great
pains to keep constantly on hand large variety of
every thing that possibly be wanted in his line and
hatters himself that from his long experience in the
Tin and Sheet-Iron Business,
no will be ableto give full satisfaction to all who may
edge Of the business, his selections made with
Wow to durability, style and cheapness
Manufactured to Order.
He also keeps In his employ some OF the best work
men that can be secured, and always having hand
the very best RIAL Is enabled to manufacture TO
order anything and every thing desirable in his line
In as good style and US fair terms anywhere
bo had.
All kinds of Stoves, &c.
Never In the history OF Lancaster there an estab
ishment that Kept on hand larger and more complete
also prepared with alarge number of Fire Crates and
for the OF his customers keeps on hand
alarge quantity Of Fire BrieF manufactured express
ly with view TO putting up Crates, &c.
In fine, any and everything needed In his limo can be
secured by giving him CALL and at prices
able as can be obtained in any other establishment in
the State. Inasnuch his present stock is greatly
superior to his former in quantity, quality. variety and
eheapness he feels confident that persons giving him
calf will go away highly delighted and amply satisfied
Lancaster, September %, ls54-M
PALPIrATroN OF THE HEART, Nervous diseases, LiveI
Complaint, Neuralgia, Dyspepsis, Costiveness and
Piles, all relieved and cured in incredible shor
time, by cartcrs Spanish Mixture, the great tonic and
purifier Of the blood 1t contains not particle Of
Mercury, Opium, or any noxious drug; is perfectly
harmless, and has cured more than nvenundred cases
Of disease. tt W.
We only refer the reader TO tho certificates
Of which may be found in another column, and all
which are detailed in full around the bottle II is the
greatest Of all Spring and Fall Medicines and posses
SOS influence tho blood truly remarkable. f-
+.+See advertisements. Nov. a-lm
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~ d. sHoCKLEY & co. would respectfully in.
M. form the public and II J7Iadiesi in PARTICULAR II
have just received the latest and most approx
ed styles OF Gents Ladies' Misses and Chdrens wear
eneludlng every thing in the Boot and Shoe line.
" PCafi and SEQ them. G. D. .SH0CKLEY & CO.
Lancaster, July 10, ie54-lw fl-4t
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- Al
NOTICE.
CHANGE OF TIME.

Wilmington and Zanesvillo
Rail Road.
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THE STATE.

The mines continue prosperous, and dur
ing the coming seaTon, large amounts of
gold will be taken out. Several rich veins
have been discovered in various parts of
the State, and particularly in Nevada coun-
ty. the claims are paying well. During the
past summer, canals have been constructed,
and there is scarcely spot that will not
hereafter have bountiful supply of water.
1t is needless to say that these canals have
proved profitable to the owners. The ar
rival of immigrants in various parts of the
State, from the Plains, has fairly commenc-
ed Several parties, who have arrived at
Sacramento. report that, out of two hun
dred and fifty cattle, the number that they
started with, one hundred were lost on the
road. On Bear River. about the first of
August, one Of the trains were attacked by
large party ofIndians, supposed to be ex-
lies from the Snake tribe, and robbed Of a
portion of ftheir stock. A little while after
their departure, another train, headed by
Mr.. Cooper, coming up. the two companies
pursued the depredators and attacked them
In the fight, thirty of the Indians were
killed and many wounded. The whites
lost one man, and only three were wound
ed. The stock, however, was not recover
ed. The savages give no trouble to the
emigrants, except in the vicinity of Bear
River.
II is feared that the rain, which has fall
len in considerable quantities, has destroy
ed large crop of wheat, which fair
were harvesting.
A grand Indian Council was held at So
norasF Ranch on the Cd inst. at which
Gen. Wool, Senator Gwin and Weller, and
Col Henley were present. The latter sug-
gested 70 the tribes shat they prepare to re.
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WooLEN FACTORY For aAI.r-

EENHE undersigned would respectfully announce 10
Il the citizens OF Fairfield and adjoining counties,
that he desires to sell at private sale tho WOOlcn
Factory situated In the town of IIaVcnspOrt,
Fairfield county, Ohio. The machinery Is principally
NEW and in FIRST RATE RUNNING ORDER and
does work equal TO any In the connry and has largo
run ofcustom. There Is connected with The FActorY
- a good and convenient Dwelling House, contain.
A ing four rooms, and also four Aneiy situated lots.
A The out buildings are numerous and eonv enient-
kind Of properly, would do well TO and examine
said premises. JONATHAN K. MIESSR. =
Havensport, octobcr5, lss+-22
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RAIL ROAD CARS ARE IN.
M. sMALLEY.

HAS Just received his SPRING and SUMMER
ulply THAT'S 4 GAPS at his old stand, eppositseA
Ta!lmadgs Hoase, JMain Street, LaHesstsr, Ohio. IN
stock has been selected with care and embraces
A0Every vnrtety OF Hats 4 Cnps, -
~ including Whit, Beaver, Molskin, No.
y and 2 China and Pedal Straw and Legbofn -
Hats Men, Boys and Childrens Palm Leaf from I2,< to
37k.Also Men and Boys Fur and Wool Kossuth Hata.
Boys and Chldrens Fancy Hats, which Will sold y
the lowest prices. Leghorn Hats washed and bleaehe1
at the shortest notice. TFDOn'tf forget the place.
May 1854 n. SMALL BVS
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VNHE Old Brewery and New Mission House, for sal
4 at the city book store. +
ri H. 1854. B. C0NNELL, Agent
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TNHE Lamp Lighter, for sale at the city book store
L Aprlal 1854. M B coNNELL. Agent.N
ENARMERs' and Emigrant's Book, for safe al the
~ city book store.
April 81, 1s54. B. CoNNELL, Agent f
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MFRS. Partington's Carpet Bag Of Fun, for sale .
INh the city book store.
April q, 1864. B. CoNNELL, Agent I
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FANcY Articles in grea. variety for sale at tho city
II book store. ''si s.. ~ Y
April 81, 1854. b. CoNNELL. AGENT
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GILr Mouliings for Picture Frames, for sale At The
NTcity book store. n
Aprilel, 1854. B. CoNNELL, Agent s
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lPOr ne Lancaster essstss.l
TIE PARTING SONG.
Do %. LETlEIEs.

Respecsfuliy dedicated 10 my beloved Mother, Mrs.
HASSAn LsvEnHs, in her Illness; and lusI be-
fore my leaving hss for the farther wssl
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GNLARK's Commentary on the Old and Now Tes.a.
Smont, for sale at the city book store.l
April q, 1854. B. CoNNELL Agent.
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A RCHITECTURE by L. D. Gould, A. Benjamin ant
Ao: T. Smith, for sale at the city book store.
pril q, 1854. h. CONNELL. AGENT
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will be able give full satisfaction all who may
favor him with their work. Having practical knowl
edge Of the business his selections arc mado with
viow In An rahiItv. style and chaannaaA
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1854-12-20
Chicago and Mississippi Railroad.
2

~ ~ 5Gf Gfssasssa
PASSENGERS for Bloomington, Springfield. Alton,
and St. Louis will And the route via ~ Sale 10 be
the Spcediest now now open 10 the public and hot
subjected to the usual delays Of the River BY taking
the CHI C AGO & ROCK ISLAND RAILROAD y La
Sale the IL LIMOS CENTRAL RAlLRoADto 70 Bloom
ington, and the
TO Alton and St Louis, passengers are taken through
Without delay In 18 Hours!
The - st. Loaissis Mssissippi River is THREE
HunpRIp Miles and time okTY-FOUR HOURS.
stage Connections
re made at Ell onington with PEORIA Pekin and ur-
biIa; Springfield with Bardstown- Petersburg and
Havaia a virden with Wayeriy: at Carlinvillc with
Hillsboro Van Burcnsburg, yaBdaaa and Salem; at
Brighton with Greenfield aud Scotvilie and III Alton
with Jerseyyille, Carrollion, Edwadsylle. Highland
AID Carle The trains also connect at s. rnheld with
the Greaf Western Railroad for Decatur, Terrell
Jack sonyille and Naples. -
Messengers arriving al st Louis. will connect with
Steamers for the Missouri, Ohio. and Tennessee Rv-
ers, and also with Steamers for Memphis, Vicksburg
Naschez. and New Orleans.
t. Passenger Trains leave Bloomington at g 4. n.
and 80 p. N the arrival Of the Trains from the
North. e# ID as-e n.
Tickets con be procured OF A. F. LANGLEY,
Agent at La Sails for amy point ON the Chicago Mis-
E. EEALING, suptc g. MRR.
June 9Th, 1ss4ly sas4 20 RsN
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NoTICE!!T

CHILD BAKER having purchaaeh n hrs~>n
and leased the stand Of w. H. HiIdrsth. beS issvs r.
That thsy intend to carry on The Ha
IN I'll ~ branches-aRd will be IN rsosips -
meht Of everything enbraced in the Hardvars ~ -
eeaei Ths WIN full stock Of Iron, Nails, &C.
s, rer aaeles oeans unsurpassed and tbsif arrsa1o
lness compiste, they expect - extend 70 the ~
usomere Of the Esablshment and Tho publis n -.
srs. for purchs sing equal TO any Ree6B
respectfully solicit share Of public patronass - =
Da,.. -. CHILD & kAx1R
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DAVIS DAVENPORT IOWA. WDAEDN MORNING. DECEMBER w NA
GR OC + r / Il ).
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL!

s.be subscriber has opened Grocery ard Provision
Store on the corner Of Front and Perry sts. opP0,
site Messrs. burrows q Prettymans mill; where VIII
be found choice assortment of Groeeries irov'sIon'
Wooden ware Nails Glas., White Lead. Onkuin, Kos
in, DC. &c., al Of which " BE sold low for CASH OF
trade.
Dealers IN the above articles viii 40 wei W can aHa
examine the. stock before pu sing elsewhere.
Attention will be paid TO receiving storage, ror'
wardine and selling Of merchandise and produce.
Davenport, July II, 1853. N. DALADLL . Dko'
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nAvENPoRT HOUSE

~ps u A GRANT having leased the Hotcl re
ce,,;x oseupied by her lat, hashand, VIM. Grant
uawn ~ As tho DAVENPORT HOUSE, has opened inc
me for the accommodation OF the pnI puoneII ,s.r,od
~ deserye ana receive a share OF public pnr ,i,
,, She has a large yard attached for wagons aho
,tabling Glr thirty Ave horses.
Davenport, msy 9, isai-wu~H
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NEW EXPRESS ROUTE.
American Express Company,

,r. Lor,s AND oALrNA, VIA MISSISSIPPI RIVER.
WYE sre now running n semi-weekly ESpresst TO and
w from St Louis 10 Hannibal. Quincy, keokus
Burlington. Muscstipe, Rock Island, davenport ADa
intermediate places 70 Calena. Our arrangements
With the .tea pack eta afford facilities for the SAFE
ard speedy transportation o. bank notes. specie pack
ages box 81 aud bales Of goods; the ana
ent of notes ard and the purchase OF goods
on orders &C., &c. A tristy messenger Will accom-
pany each Express provided with an iron SAFE for the
security of valuable packages entrusted 70 ms ea,e
and other points On the route, will have prompt nten-
lion, and packages returned BY tho frs: messenger.
packar.s viii be called for and delivered at ST. Louis
wI,h.nt charge for carriage. Messengers will leave
Tussdays and Fridays OF each week. At Gaiena " 9
connect with Bu rbank Co. TO IT. Paul Aiss 10 chi-
cayo IuNalo New York and all the principal eastern
cit.is. LIVING SION. FARGO & Co., Prop's.
RENWICK Il son, Agents,
.en,I-so.an Davenport. Iowa.
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To the Builders of Davenport and vici
MARBLE WORKS.

THE undersigned would respectfully announce to
/ the citizens OF Davenport and vicinity, and 10 ali
those wishing TO purchase MONUMENTS to the men
ory OF their deceased friends that they can be supple
y calling at his shop, Main ST., between First anG
Second west side, where he will be pleased to furnis
CUT STONE of every descriptions as low as II can b.,
bought In the Western country.
Itaiial, and American Marble for Monuments, HEAL
and FOOT STONES. Also a superior article Of REL
STONE, &c.. vel. cheap. w. W. kENNEDS.
Davenport, June 4. ls53-23 EsE
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Strange Devslopsnsas.

SCIENTIFIC Mem are daily bringing 70 lisht. -
~ hiyentions, and tbs march OF Frexrsss s onrarsS
BALD Or becoming will D sssad 10 lears
st aud long research bined have brou1kt
before the PUBLIC, the greasest WoHpER orr AT. n
sne Article or fEmersOnss Ameri Hoir
e aeestOIatlvOs SUE ccRs SoR BALpmso and =
prevent HAIR IRON FALLIse Sec CireuIsrs n s. ~
VI Agents. Price 500 In large Bottles.
Sold by all the Druggste In Davepport and T. lslasA
FishEk CO.. Proprietor,
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