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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-10-22

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Committee
J w Hammersly,
Benz Nesd dwell,
IkaAc Greenw God,
] avid J Lyon,
John J serrell,
Jamt . Eng.ish,
A Mcintyre,
I E Bishop,
James Rockford,
Waller r Jones,
B 9 Bgsrt,
d A Jones,
Hugh Martin,
Alex Stuart,
john Nee ks,
Chsrlss King,
N Price Moore.
Vim lee,
Roswell Burrows
Henry Bracley,
John Weaton,
Ssmuel Tay lor,
John B Benton,
Hiram I Riggs,
John Compton,
John G Davis,
Jam en- Harrison,
B i Winchester,
John Nc Vicka ar,
Vim g Ludlum,
VIM Kent, and 2.
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EXTRA PAY.

TT g. NAVY sAII0Bs AND OrHERs-ExTRA PAY
u promptly paid bounty land warrants obtains l.
bought and sold pensions procured, balances due hers
Of declared u y seamen collected, and AL kinds o.
claims against the u g. recovered BY
EDWARD BrSETI,
Agent, and late purssr US Navy, o. Wall 81.
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IN. VAampson, fro0 RAx1s, FA1enalo9soal
hAir cutter No waxrn street. thFss doors fron koad
way Re q the only artist in New York who thoroughy
Adstands cutting the hair TO suit ths formation Of te
had
Phalom's Paphian Lpt1oa.-Byron wished
ali ladies had but mouth. We're this the eass thsy
would with voice sndorse this cosmoc its rapid
sale the proprietor that they Of one mind
the subject Letters in its praise pours In from Al quar-
ters They all tell one story, viz That IL clears the
complexion, and smooths the skin In al but mrscu-
l0us mt nner.
qaAr Dye and WIgs.-Bachel0r's celebrated
HatIdye By all acknowledged the best In the world
Sold Wholesale and retail, applied In nine private
rooms 1t W. A. BACHELORS hair dye wig, and orna-
nestal hair factory, No. 2SS Broadway.
Rheumatism, 6crofuIa, 6c.-Hyatt's Lilo
bAHam the most certain remedy for thoee terrible dis
eases You who suffering the most torturing pains
remember that lev doses Of this most powerful yet
pleasant compound VIII Afford certain relief Thousands
Of cases have been cured, and pubHahed In the sun,
Herald and other papers Circulars containing these
Ger acatss can be had at the principal depot No. ZIG
Grand street. feventy i've cents per bottle
Lyons End0rsers.
10 Lyons Powder, Mr. Fillmore
Accorded praise, and II will ill more
Reaches, bed bugs, ants mosquitoes,
Than ever votes were killed by vetoes
Depot for Lyons magnetic powder and pals, for the
destruction Of insects and vermin, "a Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-10-22

Lace Curtains, Lace Curtains.-Just re-
csved from auction very large stock Of rich nd beau
tffu dsss Ms and will be offered Monday, 3d. at less
thsn enc bali their value. H. LEADBE ATER, SAT
Broadway, corner of Leonard street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-10-22

NENTREvIILE COURSE l.. L--TR0rTING.--TUES
~ day, October "a at O'Clock p NJ match $500 mile
heats, beet three In Ave. G. CARL names h. NJ mler's
Damsel TO wagon weighing 305 lbs. names Dr. 4.
John Wands, wagon and driver TO weigh 300 lbs
JOEL C0NKLIN, Proprietor.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-10-22

India Rubber Gloves and H1ittens for use In
colo or vet weather Aso, ladies' lined gloves and
bleaching gloves and mitts, certain for rough
chapped hands For sale ct all the rubber stores and to
Inc trade only, at 80 John street. up stairs
Defiance saJamander ea1es--RoheYt n.
PATRICK Is the sole manufacturer In the United Suites
q the above celebrated safes, and r. @. Gon's impeEe-
trsble defiance locks and cross bars Depot Ig2 PEG Il
street, one door below Maiden lane
RsmovaI.-Thc prorfetor OF the cey.br.-
Jed medicine, DR.. Dods " syrup Of AIumina ), for
coughs, colds ssthms bronchitis &c bsgs to acquaint
his friends the public that he will opsn on Mondax
thu 2Sd fret the store 47e Broadway, for it, sae Prics
as usual % cents per bottle. Liberal discount to msr
chants.
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Plaid Csshmeres. just received by tho Eu-
ropa five Of rish plaid French msrinoes which
win oIeh Monday. Also, Two plaid cashmeres,
3s same 8 usually sold at IS. a. LEADBEArER,
S45 Broadway, eorrer of Leonard street
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Curtain Observation-Disclosures & Hart, 2A2
Broadway invite the attention of purchasers to their
extensive sto * Of brocstee satin aines lace aud
Eusn curtsins, cornices and trimmings, of all kinds
which they offer for sale lower than be bought 1t
uther establishment in the CITY
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To Dsgusrrsosyp''ts, E.sctEot, p,.ss, Deng.

40 OHkuerroOSyplsts, ElcctTOty plAts, Drug.
gsts and liquor Dealers large stock Of chemicals just
hndicg BromDe iodine, hypo sulphde soda, chloride
gold salts gold cyanide potassiu nitrate oxide and
cyanide silver carmne and rouge plumbsgo, distilled
quicksilver. &c.; oils sassafras geranium, NORWOOD
and juniper cloves and caraway Thorn extract copai
ha fumeai pastiles vanilla, sulphate ammonis, oil
Of eosnsc essences rum cognac peach and cider bran
dies; platina in wire and Hate bismuth, n.ckel cai
MUM and cobalt auoric. glsri>l acetlc phosphorus,
pyrogalic and gallo accids colodion caustic bayryta
and potassa oxides, Manganese uranium zara, powder
blue For sale by DR.. L FEUCHrWANGER, l41 Maiden
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hve per cent, with an I'm proved HRut'
MANHATTAN Gas WORKS, Oct. %, 1854.
Tho gas regulator of Dr. Kiddtr is in my opinion the
most valuable instrument for regulating the flow of gas
to the burners that have seen It Is correct in
principle and will accomplish admir- ably the objects for
which II was designed. CHARLES ROOME,
Engineer Manhattan Gas Works.
Orders received at the Gas Regulator Compapys Office,
262 Broadway.
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Fine French Mcrinoes, at as cents.-Just
received three Of fine French merinoes
do superfne at IS fre PArametas, "a, g. Cd
cOruer Of Leonard Stroet
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-10-22

Twentieth Ward.--At = Meeting of tho
Democratic Republican Nominating Committee Of the
Fifty-eecopd district, held 1t McKsrnans, Of
Thirty third street and Eleventh. avenue, Oot co. on
motion Hr. Hugh Mooney unanimously nominated
as the democratic candidate for Councilman.
THOMAS McKIERNAN, Chairman.
JOHN DUGAN, Secretary.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-10-22

MO MORE PACKED CONTEMPORARIES FOLLOW.
IN ing ticket win be supported ct the approaching
election by that class Of INDEPENDENT citizens who desire
to honest and competent elected to Hoe re-
gardless of their party politics. We want for of ce
who nominated their merits, instead Of In con
to the Regular Nominations" made a. some Of them
have been at the recent conventions Of political and
self constituted bodi es.
For Mayor
JAMES W. BARKER.
For Recorder
JOHN II. WHITE
For City Judge,
SIDNr 81 SrUARr.
For District Attorney,
CAAuxxY sHAyrxR
For Register,
JOHN j. noANn
For Commissioner of Streets and Lamps,
J0sRH T. EBLIN0.
For Surrogate,
AFRKD MCINTYRE
For Governor Of the Almshouse,
JosKPH 8. TAYLOR.
ID APPLICATION MEErING-FOURTH SIXTH, TENTH
III and Fourteenth wards-The democratic republican
electors Of the Fourth, Sixth, Tenth and Fourteenth
uested to assemble on Tuesday evening, Oct a. ct
half past O'Clock ct the corner OF Canal and Centre
streets, to respond to the nomination Of NIKE WALSH
meeting Hon Lewis Csss Hon. Daniel s. Dickinson,
Hon. Nile wahh, Horace y. Clark, Thomas j. Barr,
Jsme3r Brady John Clancy and John Brady. By order,
JANIS MCGOWAN, Chairman Of Nom. Convention.
MAURICE oKEEFE
8 MCGHATH -. !.
g SaMrs HA ISgxAY' isss' :.
PATRICK CAvANAHJ
CEvENTEENTH wARD.-AT MEETING OF THE
- Democratic Republican Council Convention, held
At 81 Fast Eleventh street. October TO- 1854 Michael
Smith was decarsd 20 be the noinse for Councilman
OF the Fifteth Colr Gil district for the ensuing year
LAURENCE TURNURE, Chairman.
ANTHONY 8. WOODS, Secretary.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-10-22

ESOR sAIE-tHE STOCK AND FIX LURES OF A GRO.
Il Gerry store, located . corner Of the Eighth
nue., doing good business For partic 1lsrs TO
cause Of sale, terms, &c, apply to ". W. EAsTON 10
Chambers street, Irving House
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Broche shawls from Auction
100 rich square broche, IS, worth 81.
l00 do. Vienna. So so, worth 50.

SILKS, Silks just received nom Auction
rich plaid and striped silks As IS 6s Ia and S. also,
Rioh brocade fan, plaid and chine do fro 8s. to 81
COZ dcz ladies test hid gloves st a. per pair 800 dog
gents Bsjon best Be-. \. II. LEADBEATER, BAT Broad
way, corner Of Leonard street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-10-22

ISOR SALE-ONE HOUSE AND LOT, 1914 aUrLER
Il street, between Bond and Hoyt streets Bro,klyn;
lot Is by 100 feet house three stories high Frame
eommodation for Elk fa ies rents at present for s2sS
hay lott Will be sold for 81 AGO. and 500 remain
ON bond Ard mortQ age. Title incN putab!e.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-10-22

INOR SAIE-A ChEsT OF JOINEa9 TOOLS, COL,
I lectei by gentleman for bis use, to b, dis
posed Of terms to wishing to
chafe the whole lot which DO seen at any hour,
from9 o'clock during the day, at 100 Fulton street.
Brooklyn.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-10-22

TcOR SALE-A LARGE STONE HOUSE AT PELHAM
JIG ville with half an acre garden, for 81 500 APP
ply to JAMES DIACK il Sheriff street win the LADY
please return the view lent her. or send her address,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-10-22

LNOR SALEM WASHINGTON MARKET, ONE OF
IL the very best star ds for any hind Of buness 1t
s situated near West street Address j. W j. box 100,
Gerald office
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-10-22

ENOR sALs-A NEAT NEW FOUR STORY BRICK
IL front house, in handsome designed for ges
teel family, in Twenty fifth street. seventh
Price moderate. LEANDGk LENT, Plumber,
No. l52 Grand street
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ATTORNEYS Ar Law,

ZONES, STROBE BALDWIN, ATTORNEYS At
u Law, San Francisco, California.
WIN. CAREY JONES'
GBAS B. STROBE,
JO G. BALDWIN.
Rsfer to Henry Smith Townsend, and D. Appleton
&Co.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-10-22

The Gossip OF New York Includes q Thou
ssDd topics, and at present. of the most promnen
Is the fact that Smith BKOrHtRS, 122 Fulton street
have introduced new feature in the clothing trade
BY selling the most fashionable articles in their lin
lower than inferior garments be bought else where
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-10-22
THE TURF.


TINION COURSE l.. I.-TROl TING-ON OCTOBER a.
~ at half past two O'Clock, match for 5000, mile
heats; best three in five to harness II. Woodruff
b. g. Jim; J. Whelply names blk Tom Monroe. Stages
leave the Williamsburg ferries for this every half
hour. SHAW WHI1E, Propristors
HENTREvIL1E COURSE, L. FACING MONDAY,
~ Octoper %, at o'clock p. NJ; purse $500, mile
heats, best three In Ave- In Gtube harness Vim. Vice.
Ian enters black sfes Cnderells and Isadora Hiram
Woodruff enters snd ch. q. Lady Bevins and
Post Boy. This will positively come of IL fair
vestbsr. 0mnibusss leave Brooklyn and Williamsburg
ferries hourly for the Course Fareeach rs cents
JOEL C0NKI.IN, Proprietor.
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A Way to Meet Hard Tlmes.-G0 Where
the merchant mechanic Is satisfied with small pro-
generally keep the best goods. LAPE, Of No. S John
street. ees boys suits Of the latest styles made up In
Tire best manner and warranted to At ut prices that
win sstonsh even economical people In hard times Call
on him and see.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-10-22

EeOR sALE-THE THREE STORY BRICK FRONT
e house No 100 Tenth street., between Third and
fourth avenues house contains all odern improve
ents. For terms apply q. lso Teath street. door
asst OK Third avenue
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EtOR SALC-ONE OF THE MOST SPLENDID PUBLIC
II houses In the vicinity Of New York, newly AMI
,plsnddly fitted up for the vctuang oyster an liquor
usness also number Of splendid supper rooms for 10
Hes and gentlemen, and . number OF lodging rooms.
livery thing plete order The proprietor being
unexpectedly called away would take active partner
srdispose Of the whole. Apply to B. HSVE, 81 Mas
n at et a.
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PERSONAL.

4 RESCUED PASSENGER BY THE ARCTIC Has
"A Communication for Mr. Gordon whose family sailst
for London in the ship Ocean Queen from New York
July6 Apply at 80 Broadway.
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OOARD.-A PLEASANT FRONT ROOM, NICELY
q furnished, to let to gentleman and lady, with
board for lady; any lady would Hnd this desirable
homo the advertiser Is a widow, without family
boarcers; would let furnished bedroom. Apply ct
314 Second street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-10-22

TNOR SALE -vALUA BILE HOUSES IN VARIOUS P ARTS
OF the city Also in Brookly from S. to $50 000
Also very profitable tenement property Also several
fine farms and country residences In exchange Tor city
property Emerson w. Reyes, Union Square Real Estate
offe No Everett House, corner of Fourth and
Seventeenth street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-10-22

TNENTH ASSEMBLY, DISrRICT-OOMPOSED OF THE
Il Twelfth, Nineteenth, AID Twenty. second wards.
ulsr democratic nomination for Observation-Disclosures
Seagrist NICHOLAS ROGERS
NICHOLAS TKMANN, (secr.to,;.. Chairman Com
FRRpK'CK InORIN, oeei0'~iios'
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-10-22

DOARD-AT NO. ABINGDON SQUARE, wEsI
ID sde Of the finest locations in town, accessible
by and stages from all parts OF the city Desirable
rooms for gentlemen and their wives, or single gentle
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-10-22

A PROTESTANT GIRL wANrED-FOR GENER Al
N housework in . small private ia niy; che must
come well recommended and must not be Is years
Of age Apply 1T 205 Clinton street. Brooklyn Men
daY.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1854-12-14
NEW EXPRESS ROUTE.
American Express Company,

LOUIS AND GALEfA, VIA MISSISSIPPI RIVER.
WE are now running a semi-weckly Express to and
w from st. Louis TO Hannibal. Quincy, keoeus.
Burlington, Mnscutine. Rock Island. Davenport aiid
intermediate places to GaleDa. Our arrangement
with the steam packets afford Us facilities for the SAFE
ard speedy transportation Of bank uoes specie PACK
ages boxes and bales Of goods; the collection and pay
e of notes ard accounts, and the purchase Of goods
oi. orders, &C., &C. tr'isty messenger Will accom-
pay each Express provided with iron safe for the
security OF valuable packages entrusted to his care.
Orders for the purchase Of goods. Sc. from Galen
and other points the route. will have prompt utter-
lion and packages returned by the first messenger
P ckages will be called for and delivered at ST Logis
without charge for carriage. Messengers Will leave
Tues.iu,s and Fridays OF each week. Al 6aieDa we
connect with Burbank d Co. 10 T. Paul. Alsn TO 1hi-
enpo BuiI,lo New York and al the principal eastern
citsis LIVING >TON. FARGO n Co., Prop'rs.
RkNNiCk son. Agents.
sed l-Se-3t Davenport, Iowa.
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Chicago and Mississippi Railroad.

ka. ET ~. .s,s .s.,ss.-....::s.e
PASSENGERS for Bloo,bi,gf IN. spring deli. Alton,
and ~. Louis, VIII fGd tl- roue yil lie To be
the speed est row open 10 the public. and not
81 ted 10 the usual ciiys II lhe hiSer. ny g
the CHICAGO q ROCK ISLAND KSIlROADt La
Sale the I'LL NOI- CENTRAL kAILRoADto TO Bloom
.Hgtoi, and the
CHfCAGv & MISSISSIPPI HAIJROi ID
Alton aud 81 Louis. passengers are taken thro III
Without delay In 13 Hours!
TIL. route 1T. L0 iis vs Mississippi Riseris HREE
HuNDgEp NILES and time F4RJY-FolR HOURS.
stage Connections
~ re made at Bi onngton with p.orla PekiD and Ur-
bapa; at Springfield with Bardstoan, Peter burg and
Havana; al Virden with Wayeriy; Carlibville with
Hlsboro Van Barensharg. Wanda IN aud Salem; at
Brighton with Greenfield and Scottriile and at Alton
with Jersey willie. Garrnilon. Edwardssille. Highland
and Carlyle. The trains also connect at rineld with
the Great Western Railroad. for Decatur, Terre- Iute.
Jack sohvilie and Naples.
Hasseugers arriving at IT Louis. will connect with
Steamers for the Missouri oh o. and Tenness'c Riy-
ers, ana ais with Steamers af Memphis, Vieksburg,
Natchcz, and New Oflcts.
~ Passenger Trains leave Bloomington. at g A. VI.
and 30 p NJ. the arrival Of the Trains from the
North.
sTF=rickets con be procured of A. F. LANGLEY.
Agent at La Sails for any point on the Chicago Mis-
sissppi Rail Road.
E. KEALING, suptC IL MRR.
Juns sth 1854 ly
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G. r O e. l. II | r. :.
IVVGI ENAIE AND RETAIL!

he subscriber has opened Grocery and Provision
Store on the of Front aud Perry sts,. oI'po
site Messrs Burrows n Prctt. mans mill: where wi
,e found choice assortment OF Groceries PROVISIONS
Wooden ware, Nails Glass. White Lead. Oakum. Ro
in &c dc. all Of which ~ be sold 10. for cash
trade.
Dealers in the above articles will do we'll !" call an
examine the stock before purchasing elsewhere.
Attention will be paid to receiving Storage, For
warding and selling or merchandise and produce.
Davenport, July u, 1883. }. M DALZELL 0 BRO
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MOTIF

and ieased sbe 90 having purchased the buan..
lnai they intend carry on tbs +.
The osenin an 1s bfanches-and win be in ree";s.
i inst. ol every Thing embraced in the H.rS~AOos AOose
Their ,aa ..n iai stock of Iron, NaiIs, Dc.
nents eomoIe,s oeng unsurpassed and their arr.,a
cnsto,,.r ~ ~ they expect 70 extend In ahs
. rai in ~ lne Establishment and the nubi;. ~
ware houss Ner,s Tor equal 10 asy
respectfully solicit share Of public o.
Davenport, Feb. asth, 1854 LD e BAk1R
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MARBLE WORKS.

THE undersigned would respectfully announce to
the citizens of Davenport and vicinity, and TO all
those wishing to purchase MONUMENTS to the mem.
ory deceased friends that they can be supple
by calling at his shop, Main ST., between FirsI and
Second side, whore he will be pleased furnish
CUT STONE OF every description as low as il can bt
bought in the Western country.
Italian and American Marble for Monuments, HFAi
and FOOT STONES. Also u superior article Of FREE
STONE, &C., vel. cheap. w. W. KENNEDY.
uayeDport. June y, lsJ3-23
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THIS ROAD BEING NOW CoMLLETE, 1T OPENS
A COMMuNICA1ioN
etwecn PirtSburg and En3tadeIyi nh i.s /.

THIS ROAD BEING NOW C0MLLETE. IT OPENS
A COMMUNICA1ION
between Pittsburgh and fhit1dclp PIN IL; .
or PIrIsBrReH and BALrIMnEE, by which Fre'gk,
from the Fsst reach an Eastern -Narket qEteker
They connect with the DAILY Packets al Pittsburgh,
from St. Louis Louisville. Cincinnati. Wheeling, and
ell the dihereut points on the Western waters; also
with the Cleveland and Pttsburah Railroad and Ohis
and Pennsylvania Railroad, at Pittsburgh.
Cars throngb between Pittsburgh and PhtIa-
iephia without tr6nshipaent OF freght-an advantage
that can be az preeiated by all Shippers.
In case OF obstruction of Navigation, by Les or L0n
Hater. Freighis westward can BE- forwarded from
Pittsburgh 10 the Mississippi by Railroad
RATES OF FREIGHT
Between Pittsburgh and Philadelphia or Baltimore.
First Class.
ufR,sr summsr
Rates. Rates :,
Dry Goods, Boots, shoes, Hats andl per 100 lbs.
Carpeting, Furs and Peltries, Foath-t
ers, Sadd cry, &c.. > w Gus. 20 cts
Second Class.
Books and sta ionary. Dry q eods in)
bales, Drugs, Glassware. Gfaeares. -sc,. so,,
Except eoliee) Hardware. II ,ilow-
ware, Machinery, Oil Cloth, Wooi.J
Third Class
Barrinr. Bacon and Pork in buk.)
Butter salt,d. Copper in ingos, ex a., g,
FlaNseed, Hogs Hair, Flax, Leaih- 20 '''s
Eastward, Zine,
Fourth Glass.
Bacon aud Pork packed, candiesl
Eastward, Cheese Eastward, Fish
sated. Iron, Soda Ash. Tobacco ia
Leaf, Eastward, Tar, RosiD, Whis SO cts. 80 cts
tay. Cotton, Gin Summer) Coffee,
Lard and Lard oil. (throughl Pork
fresh, in car loads az owners risk,
Fright -4gsat, Piftsbargh.
Z. J SNEEpER,
Frsigtt .fgent. Philadelphia.
MAGRAW s. K0oNs.
Fregh .sgepts, Baittm0rs.
JOSEPH ELLIOTT.
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1854. 1854.
u. -. Mail Fo1.te..
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SySsHyssSS a~sf1,-7T z ysxJs ~ . ss-Esz -z
CHICAGO 4 ROCK IsLAND RAILRol

NnANAuO ~ 1OtA A0AIANO ksAAAhSAO,
he Onl Railrc..d connection of the Mississip-
pi with he Allan ic.
Three traius daily through to Chicago Sundays ex-
spted.
Leaving Rock Island,
ist-Through freight With 2d class at 30 A. ".
arriving at Chieags $40 r NJ.
ad--Mail train S20 A. NJ,
Arriving at Chicago p. NJ.
3d--Nigh; xpress levers eyeniag) 5 40 r ".
Arriving at Chlca A. NJ.
Trains arrive at Rock Island,
1s,-Niyht Express from Chicago At s2oB.M.
j,i--Majl Train :: Il. n.
3d-Freight s50P. NJ.
yT5'Ai freight trains have second cl3s- and Emf
grant cars attached. The trains this Road run 10
ana from the Depot in Chicago and IN connection
wi trains of the Michigan Southsrn Rairoad, thus
avoiding the usual expense OF II eks ana carriage of
baggage
Tickets through 10 Chicago and al principal places
East by the above route he had of : 5. Stevens,
Agent the Rock Islanddepot tho Chicago & Rock
Island Railroad, JOHN T.. HENRY, supt.
W. II. WHITMAN, Ast. Supt
Rock Island, may lst Ir54.
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Strange Developement.

SCIENTIFIC Men ire daily brjno,n. :. u.s. -
:, Inventions and the march of Proyress n erv.L
tAD or becoming 50, will be pleased 10 Ies,
M es aiia long research com bined have bron~hA
oei"fe the Public, the greatest WospxR o. rre 49,
nc =. ttn.is OF EmersOnss Americam H2tr
- SURE crKE BALpNses and -
Psett u Aie FROM FALLING. See Circuisra 10 b. ~
ei heesis. Price SlO0 in large Bottles. -
aeid by all the Druggists IN Dayennor, nd r.,.A
- Z. FISHER co.. Proprietor,
sept 80, la54-trw-3m ssAs, oAAs.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1854-12-14
Land for Sale Cheap!

a BARGAIN. two 40 and one so acre tract 2 mile
y firm the river near Blue Grass, at Sil per acre
cash balance at and 65j acres nf spiendi,
land in one tract the NJ. NJ. Railroad. Also on.
s4O acre tract 80 broke one 90 and two acr,
tracts on the Railroad One tract OF TO- of IS apt
me 10 acres u miles from Davenport cash balance
II L. . and years credit l6o acres in Section ?:
rownship 20 Range East Il 3. 40 pr acre cash
rhr above property is destined eyentnail, 70 he
v.at value A. &. FULTON.
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