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I'D EMOYAL.-The Office OF the Hartford

- EMOVAL.--The Office Of the Hartford
- and Etna Insurance Companies, Of Hartford,
Connecticut, has been removed TO No. 5l2, Seventh
street. opposite the National Intelligence office, where
the undersigned is prepared to issue policies all
descriptions of property favorable terms az
other responsible offices.
The promptness, fairness, and lberality which have
marked the dealings of these companies for nearly
halt century, afford the surest guaranty that their
affairs will be managed to afford to the assured
ultimate safety and security.
dec 1-2wdif T. NJ HANSON
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SPLENDID WAREHOUSE FOR RENT.

HyHAT elegant four-story brown Stone
u fancy front Warehouse, just erected 7th street.
between d and Z streets, adjoining Odd Fellows
Hall, and near the General and City Post Offices.
city The entire building is twenty-five feet in width
and one hundred feet in Depth with very high ceilings
and arranged to have each story occupied sepa
rately If desired, There is also fine dry cellar under
the whole house. This building has been erected in
the most substantial manner, and is well calculated
for any wholesale other business requiring large
amount of space.
Rent moderate. Apply on the premises, or at the
residence Of the owner, Eighth street. between ID
and Z. HENRY THORN.
dec J--eodD.v
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'TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
REPORTED FoR THE
DAILY AMERICAN ORGAN.


Markets
BALrIAonE, Dec. Flour and grain are very
firm to-day. Prices unchanged.
Wheat-there Is nothing doing owing to the
scarcity Only 5000 bushels were offered for sale
this morning
NEw York, Dec. 1.-The cotton market is
dull
Flour is lower-sales of 2,570 barrels Of good
Ohio at 80 so to 80 90. Southern is dropping
sales Of 800 barrels at 50 81 to 50 90.
Wheat is trihe lower. Sales of IL 900 bush
els of southern white at 81 o5; red, from the upper
lake, at 81 rs.
Corn is a trihe lower; sales of sixty Thousand
bushels at So a 90 cents.
Provisions--Pork, firmer; Mess, at 10 Is l.2
Beef dull. Lard, unchanged, with moderate de-
mand at previous rates.
Whiskey-sales of good Ohio at Al IL cents.
Georgetown Markets, December L.
FIour-amily -$10 to 81 rs.
Extra supertae--$8 rs.
Snperfne-$8 so.
Wheat--white 81 s5; Red 81 80.
Corn-white no Sales worth rs to so cents; yell
low sales
Mill offal-Shorts--l8 cents
Ship stuff-40 TO 65 cents.
Brown stuff-25 to 35 cents.
Corn meal-95 cents.
Arrivals.
schr, George Henry, Smith, FIN Philadelphia, to E.
Pickrell 4 Co.
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BY DOWNS IL HUTCHINSON,
Auctioneers.
NANCY GOODS, yewelry, Watches

IT Guns, Pistols, &c, at Auction.
On SATURDAY EVENING, December I'd,
At o'clock we shall sell at store, invoice OF
the above, together with lot Of secondhand gold
and silver Watches, Chains Lockets, &c.
Also, Gents Under Garments, Hosiery, Gloves,
Handkerchiefs, &c.
DOWNS 4 HUTCHINSON,
Auctioneers,
No. 42s, Athenaum Building, Penn. ave.
dec let
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HRYING DOLLS, Magic Lanterns, Boys
~ Wheel Barrows Building Blocks, Doll Heads,
Balloons Air Pistols, Games, &C., together with a
large assortment OF Toys, Just received direct from
KRISS KRINGLB, and for sale low for cash at
LAMM0ND'S,
nov s0-2 Seventh street
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nOsHEN BUTTER and Buckwhcat.--
UNow landing
20 kegs Chemung county Butter, very fine
10 do Delaware county do very good
Pah Mills extra Buckwheat, In barrels, half
barrels, boxes, and bags
Also, Pennsylvania Buckwheat in bags.
For sale by
SHEKELL BROTHERS,
No. 40, opposite the Centre Market.
nov S0--lwf
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hoy WANTED-To attend n Grocery
- Store. One with some experience preferred.
Address Grocer, at this Office, in the handwriting
of the applicant dec lit
HARPERs' MAGAZINE for December,
- commencing new volume, is received and for
sale at the Washington Publication Office,
SIIILLINGT0NS' Bookstore
Dickens's Household Words for December
Knickerbocker Magazine for December
Putnam's Magazine for December.
Blackwoods Magazine for November.
Godey's Lady's Book, Grabam's Magazine, Ladies'
National Magazine all for December, and beautifully
illustrated.
The great American Romance Just published, the
KNOWN Nothing, every member Of the Order, whether
connected with Ulman or Utica section, ought not to
fail Of purchasing this book
All the New Books received as fast as published
and everything in the Stationery line for sale mt
SHILLINGT0NS Bookstore,
0dcon Building, corner ~ st. and Penn. av.
nov Qo-ot
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OYSTERS FOR ALL.

efy- The Columbia Association of Teach
will meet at the Smithsonian Institution tomor-
rom, (Saturday,) at 4 o'clock. dec lit
Daily American organ. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1856, 1854-12-01

NOR RENTING brick DweIling-hous
II adjoining the store Of r. J. Bowens, on the cor
ner Of Dunbar and Washington streets, Georgetown.
Inquire Of r, J. Bowens, or John Davidson
nov e0-st
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NLACKEREL, salmon, and Digby Her
IVl rings-Landing per schooner Volant--
No. Mackerel extra, in kits and barrels
Do do small half and quarter barrels
Nos 9 and do Halifax kits and barrels
Halifax Salmon No. |, in tierces
~ boxes scaled Digby Herring
20 do No do
quntals st. Georges Bank Goldfish
cases Western Bank Dunfsh
/ case No. Smoked Salmon.
For sale by s.
nov 8O--3tif No. 40, opposite Centre Market.
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NATIONAL THEATRE.
GEORGE KUNKEL. ............., MANAGER.
JOHN 7. FORD .................... TREASURER.
SATURDAY EVENING, DEcEnBEa I'd.
Last time Of
UNCLE TONS CABIN,
The most admirable Burlesque sketch Of the day, by
KUNKLE's OPERA TROUPE.
On Monday Evening December 4.
First time of the Grand Burlesque Psgeant Of
nAPpINGs.
PARAPHANALIA.
COSTUMES,
-, MUSIC. &C., &c,
W. PENN LEHR.
JOHN 7. FORD. Agent.
Admission for gentlemen and ladies to tho Dress
Circle OF Parduette. .i.........,....,..2 cents.
Second and Third Tier Of Boxes. 49,. .25 cents
dec let
EXCURSION TO NEW YORK CITYi
BULLARD'S PANORAMA.
Takes the spectator
OVER SIX MIL ES
STREETS OF NEW YORK CITY,
THE BUSINESS s4 sSsFL sa0w KRIS CONFUSION
He has view Of more than
TOO Horses and Carriages,
And upwards of
10000 OF its People!
PROFESSIONS,
MILITARY COMPANIES,
BANDS OF MUSIC,
STEAMBOATS,, DC.
AT each Exhibition, an Explanatory Lecture will
be given by one Of the Propretors,
Mn. DOEL
Giving much valuable knowledge of
NEW YORK AND ITS PEOPLE,
OF great importance to Stranger, and Of general
and instructive information to everybody will DO ex-
hibted at Washington, in
ODD FELLOW S' HALL.
Seventh street. as follows:
First Exhibition
TUESDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER %,
AT ~ o'clock, and every evening until December
O. inclusive also, Wednesday, Friday, and Satur-
day afternoons of each week
The Afternoon Exhibitions will commence at
o'clock; the Evening, at III.
Admission 25 cents--Children half price
Families and parties Of five persons Slight pcr-
sons 81 So nov 25-d2w
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OYsTERS--FRESH DAILY.
IyPICURES Of these delicious bivalvos,
III can have their various palates gratRed BY hay
inc them served up in every style BY the undersigned
The subscriber has engaged professed cook, espe-
cially for this department. whose qualifications have
been attested TO by many.
delicscy Of the season, FLlNTS HoIhL
nov 17--lm rem. aeonoe,
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BY ROTHwELL 81 BROWN,
Auctioneers.
a UCTION SALES on Saturday, Morning
"A and Evenng--0n Saturday morning, at 10
o'clock, we shall sell in front Of Auction Store,
Louisiana avenue variety Of new and secondhand
Furniture consisting Of Bedsteads Bureaus, Tables,
Chairs Cribs Cradles Washstands, DC.
EVENING SALE.
On Saturday evening, at o'clock, we shall sell an
assortment of new and seasonabe Dry Goods, Blan-
kets, Cloths, Cottons, Linseys, Muslns, dc.
Also, Gloves, Cravats, Shirts, Understands, &c,
with variety Of Fancy Articles
ROCKWELL 4 BROWN,
nov 3O-at Auctionecrs.
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CASE OF CosscIEscE.--Re Mr.. 0'Toole, pastor
Of 81. Patrick's Church, in this city, on Wcdnes-
day restored TO the Bank Of Washington the sum
Of as, which he had received for that purpose in
tho confessional
Daily American organ. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1856, 1854-12-01
DIED,

On the s0th ultimo, CHARLES NJ. BAUM, aged one
year and ten days, son of VIM. H. and Jane A.
Baum.
Daily American organ. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1856, 1854-12-01

FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET.-Two
II Parlors and two three chambers, or the
whole house, ifpreferred. Enquire at NO l5l PENN
sylyania avenue between Seventeenth and Eighteenth
streets near the War Department. nov is
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Facts for Farmers.

It Is fact that during the late drought, which
was the most serious ever experienced in America,
that upon all deeply plowed land crops suffered
least On all subsoil plowcd land they suffered
but little. Upon land underdrained, subsoiled,
deepplowed, and frequently stirred upon the surface
the growing plants kept as green and vigorous as
ina wetseason
1t is fact then, that all clay lands, or lands
with stiff subsoil, would be vastly improved by
deep surface blowing, subsoil blowing, and under
draining, in drought as well as wet seasons.
It is fact that one of the most neglected agri-
cultural improvements in this country is irrigation
If all the running streams that might easily be
used for that purpose were turned upon the culti-
waited fields, to add moisture and fertility to the
soil, it would increase the products Of this country
at least five hundred millions of dollars annually
The actual bona fde loss to farmers from the
drought Of 1854, by lessening the products Of the
soil, Is more than two hundred millions Of dollars,
besides the loss Of property DESTROYED by fire.
The corn crop Of l849, according to the census
penort was in
Daily American organ. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1856, 1854-12-01

THE GOODWILL CLUB gave their ball as adver-
tised last night at Carusi's Saloon Mons. Cochecu
ofciated as hoor-manager, and the festivities, guild
ed by the music of SCOTS Band, were kept up till
late hour In the evening.
Daily American organ. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1856, 1854-12-01

ROOMS TO LET.--Per-
~ sons desiring comfortable and wclLfnrnishcd
rooms can be accommodated, at moderate rates, at
No. 6l9, New Jersey avenue. nov 2e-eo2w
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CIRCUIT CoURr, December LIST, Justices Morsell
and Dunlop.-In the case of Kennedy in replevin,
US. DeBow, which.we reported yesterday, as being
argued, the argument was concluded to-day, upon
a motion to quash the writ made by the defendant
Decision was reserved. P. B. Key for the defen-
dant; Gillette and Radcliffe for the plaintiff
Daily American organ. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1856, 1854-12-01

Arrivals.
Schr. George Henry, Smith, FIN Philadelphia, to E.
pickreIl A Co
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The MmrARY.-Last evening the American Ri
fes Capt Smith, met at their armory for the pur-
pose Of exercise and drill. There was large at
tendance of members present. We never wit
messed more perfect drill, and the several evolu-
tons and quick movements Of the men, showed
that they were wen disciplined, and worthy Of the
name Of soldiers. They afterwards paradcd through
our principal streets and presented an elegant ap-
pearance.
Daily American organ. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1856, 1854-12-01

a meeting last evening at their armory, upon
which OCCASION for the first time, they drilled with
their new muskets 1t is neat and elegant fire.
arm, and the manner in which they exercised with
them reflected credit on the youthful members, as
well as that of their captain, Qassell) There is
yet a sum Of money due for the muskets, and to
liquidate that debt, Kuu&ers Opera Troupe have
rendered them benefit at the National Theatre
on Wednesday next, on which occasion they will
appear In their new uniform.
Daily American organ. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1856, 1854-12-01

THE JIoUoR LAw.-The case Of G. Werner u.s.
the Corporation of Washington, being an appeal
made from the decision against him, for an alleged
violation Of the new law restricting the sale of In
toricating liquors, then came up per assignment,
and was argued at great length, by J. H. Bradley
for the Corporation, and Messrs. Carlisle and Cox
for Werner. No decision was given. We shall re-
port further tomorrow
Daily American organ. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1856, 1854-12-01

THE RIGHT PLACE in which to purchase fash
ionable hat, warm undergarment, dress shirts hair
brushes, SC, we should judge to be at LANES
Gents Hat and Furnishing establishment, from the
number of customers we noticed examining and
buying of his fine assortment of new goods just
arrived from New York.
Daily American organ. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1856, 1854-12-01

The FRANKLIN FIRE CosrASr's BEsErIr ten
dered them by Kunkers Opera Troupe, win come
off, we are informed, Thursday night of next week.
The high appreciation in which this company is
held, and the deserved popularity of Kunkers
Troupe, we have reason to believe viii I'll the
Theatre on that occasion TO overlooking.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1854-11-21
Hoax ABOUT woxAss a,av..

TAe nAderplEaea wouS ,uost ,e.,..,.''ee
he t-saess 81 loNa, that They hass ua, II
,MS ae =. o.I9arier Gal. Air Tight cootiInss,
President you certainly have The ri.h ~ vote f
Cook fi9yf and before despotc rnaa assoc 70 ehoss
ponsibillty, (as no doubthc would If yc ,au's. WI
We would advise You 10 exercise III, rs,,
lng 20 would solics ycsfr attention 10 ihs ahas
aTfsnl piem 10 give perfect satis,s,,"oSe sol
particular, and II plate crack In sne rs
nish now ones free Of charge; besids. ss We WIN
posted ip regard 10 the operation OF Ill., ~, pe'sot
any doubts whatever, from said person s, ~ and
demand Me money until the expiration =, We viii
Below wegive copy ofecrtificatrs SIGNED se sst
living IN nearl! every part OF this Stat " pen
this Is not proof positive that this il VOW ls
We will 81. no more. s'pehof W
We whose .naincsare hereunio subscribed ;.
method OF recommending the Charter oat iass
Cooking Stove. sold by n Wicksrshaoo ~ an
export, Iowa, we believe il to be ira ~. Son U
now IN use, Tor speed in exeelline in coot ~
believe It TO be the aud mos, durahlp ssl
as follows syl
! Jas Norval, y Ripley, II b WOODWARD
vies, WIN Hsrr,s, q q X Mitchell, q a s no
+ Knapp, Henrietta Brainer. Ann Nel,orn,1lsss alst
Woodward, Abner llavison. n Wooiford IT,, ,oxI
Tor. hall Enos Tichenor, Louis A Maesia. = I
sen. John l. Davies, Vim Herril, A " Mec.! 'aa|
Small. Adam Weigsnd. l. y Colla,nes, 4 N pyf
A { Fulton, Jas 1horington, "A & Billion. ia ps sMs
+ A Redmeg. Nathan n kambo, Juo Br. Ds''9s1
Crossal'. HYDE, II Bullun, Vim Dun.hns
Farr. Jno nilion, Jas Bcntiy, VI Il po,,.u y. Y
krower, Wiley, a Wright, Henry Fearin. s ~ !
iei, Sami Cast. Daniel Stephens, Ella, prns,. y
Eallon, in. Oids, Vim Platts. J l. Lenhar, W " 4
Wiley, Walker, Jno II Windsor, CENT "a !!
ram Brown, VIM . SHELTER. George Saens n y
Bnckwaltcr, Nawbury ODDS, Dennis Garments, 1s'1
Besides the above stove we keep eor,a,tly -.
the Prairie State Challenge, Black Diamond ~. y
ge, clipper, Beauty OF the West, End ouL,,. u =
ytirons patterns Of premium stoves Also so,. ~
sss"rmSni OF Tn ware, COPPER do: Japaned d.! \.
market pres for old Copper, Brass, Pewter. Iron =
Rags. u
msrehlc $50 Ii. WICkERSHaM 4 sar
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1854-11-21
TRUSTEES SALE.

10y virtue Of several deeds OF Trust, one
/ u bearing date July TO- A. u. 1852, wherein
e. G. Blood, by the name OF G. E. blood IS trus-
tee, and James F. Morton and Rachel Morton
his wife are grantors. Of the undivided hall Of
the east half Of the north west quarter % sec
ton No fifteen, in township No. 10, No. OF
ange, No two east Of the fifth +. NJ, except
the town lots Ne. 3 and in block No. l., and
lot No. s, in block Ne. Z, TO secure the payment
of certain promlsary note bearing date July
10, 1852, for the sum of two hundred and eigh-
teen dollars with interest payable to Abner Da-
vison or bearer. Also. another deed OF trust
bearing date May 18th, 1853, wherein am
trustee, and James f. Morton and Rachel
Morton bis wife, are srantors, of the undi
vided half of the east half of the northwest
quarter Of Section No. fifteen, Township No.
10, No. of range, two east of the 18th r. NJ,
exeept lot No s; in block No. 7, and lot No.
3 in block No. one, and lot on which he had
commenced building new house, to secure
the payment OF said promisary note bearing date
July 10, 1852, for the sum OF two hundred and
eighteen dollars with interest, payable to said
Ibaer DayisoA or bearer, which said note is
now due and unpaid, | shall offer the said
or so much thereof as will satisfy
said note with interest and Nk,s, for sale at
Public AUCTION, to the highest bidder, for cash
at the Court house door, in the city of Dayen
port, Scott county, Iowa, on Friday the oath
day of November, A. D. 1854, between the
hours of one and four o. clock. Pm.
c. G. BLOOD, Trustee.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1854-11-21
NEW STOVE STORE.
Home Manufacfurc

HISTORY teaches us that men generally believe
in patroHizng Home Mann cture, and being sat-
Red of that fct. am disposed to Introduce in this
market some very celebrated Cook & Parlor Stoves,
that have been sold for years With in Of
ths Older States The Requisites Is my leading pattern
OF wood Cook stove, which challenge the world TO
Prodaec its equal for durability, neaness. and dis
patch, incookiIg and ceapbess have n 50 very
superior Coal Cook Stove, which can sell cheaper
man has ever been sold 10 this market by several dol
lars also keep prem iums Of va roas patterns. have
Iarior Cook stove that exeeis any Stye ever be-
Tore offered m this market for ncaipess cheapness,
ana Durability. Also, ST, les Of Paror Wood
stoves, both Sheet and Cast Iron Please to give
call asdI will obyate myself IN eeif YOU cheaper
stove than can be bought in Davenport.
Old Iron, "copper" brass, pewter, zinc, lead, and
Rags. bought in exchange for stoves and Til ware.
Cor. Second and Rock Island sts
HENRY r. WIcKERSHAM.
triwomy3
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1854-11-21
Trusses and Shoulder Braces,

I'M f. only prize medal for Trussas awarded to
/ MARSH & Co.. 9, Maiden Lane. New York, by the
Industrial exhibition Of ali nations III the Crystal Pal
for their new Truss, thus giving through their
Surgical committee, Profe ssors Parker, Caruochan,
Renwick, Dr. Ludlow and others, the EN- phatie inn
primatar for which the inventor has abored for the
last tweuty-hy years
II has received the universal appreciation OF the
medical and surgical profession OF New York and IL
considered by them constructed on the most cor
rect principle for the radical cure ofruptnre.
MARSH Il co.'s. SHOULDER BRACE,
An improved article for expanding the chest and pre-
serving symmetry af form and 50 constructed u to
bring the bearing the shoulder TO prevent
cutting under the
MARSH'S ABDOMINAL SUPPORTERS,
Which are worn with much comfort having no steel
springs perfectly elastic with shape aud pressure
graduated 10 snit the where required.
Sod in Davenport only by FRANCIS JACoEY, Jr.
Druggist aud Apothecary. Brad! between ad and Up
streets t "t
Oct 10. 1854.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1854-11-21
Fall Winter Clothing
roHrr Gx3E4rAN,a

NOVA CLOTHING STORE.
LARGE ana varied assortment ofN1rmss and
~ Woys, READY made Claiming embra,
10 III Inc different and approved yes uild made b!
rn,d work men out OF the bcst material
Fine medium und common, Uniun, Beaver, Felt
pilot pefcrsham and Flushing, Bangmps, Sacks ana
psleto, uvercoats, Cloth, Dress aud Frock Goats Of
arous colors aud qua tiles. Cloth, Cashmere. Sati
net Velvet aud Tweed Pantaloons Silk, Satin, Va
irn,a Swansdowa, Velvet, Plush, Cloth, Cassimere
Satine, p,,ub and Single breasted Vests. Monke!
Jack cts Drawers. UNDERSTANDS Hosiery, Suspenders
cloves Cray It's, Handk Shirt-C ears, Stock 8
Ties Scarfs Winchester and SCOTS approved Patent
Shou,ler saam Shirts Umbrellas anda articles usual
y kept in Seatleinans furnishing stores, including
Robes de Chambre aud Revere Vests and overcoafs.
Also splendid assortment Of uncut Cloths, CASH
nrres and Vestings all of which VII be nade upto
RIDER In the best manner, with promptiess Nv accom-
mo.iatng prices, and by competent Y orsmen- Tbs
ESTABLISHING nj Is in the monthy receipt ofthe latest
Fashions so that orders ufrsted To them may be re-
lied nn rs being in the latest style by those who de-
sire ii, All manner Of plain work and work Of gen
| ,e: medium, promptly attended toas heretofore.
HATS of new siyle together with all Of the COM
mar, Kinds constantly on hand
Grateful e past patronage, the subscriber eohndent
IL homes to merit continuance Of the same.
:! "oFS' JOHN JORDAN.
Merchant Tailor and Clothicr, Front street, oppo
lite the Steam Mills.
davenport Oct. Sd is54-swtri&wif.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1854-11-21
PREMATURE GRAVE.

TT Is . t,r~an,,hta -t.,,,ts ,ta, 49,
brmsi, 10 a nreu,,,,re gray. i, .sn,o hare y,
some good and efficient medicine h ,ina ~ % q
course OF disease tits also start, NO ,,,,b NJ,
sands have been hcraldcd 10 an uutime, saa
use OF poisonous nostrums. The author ,ls,ss. y
ing the necessity Of some good ana efficient met.'-
which could be relied upon when the service. N
petcnl Physicians could not be obtained la, hee NJ
eed 10 offer his Munaiuke Imminent and Altl.gIs !
Pillsto the public. These medicines are cohpouFSl
strictly honest and from medicines OF virgin nlg,,
ing warranted purely vegetable.
"a aAa
Case. of Rheumatism Bnr,is Ulcers, spraln, w.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1854-11-21
TOWN OF BLUE GRASS.

THIS town is situated beautiful undulating
IL prairie 10 miles from Davenport and u miles
from Muscatine. II is the State road, miles from
the Mississippi and Missouri Railroad and miles from
Che river. Ii very healthy; 18th population Of one
hundred not case of sickness having occurred This
II is within half mile of timber aud the
distance Of the best coal banks in the country
II is we'll watered both with springs and wells
Blae Grass contains one store, with fine open
ing for another, black shop, wagon shop cabinet
shop etc. Three buildings are now being completed.
one Of which. Of ample dimensions and intended for
tavern stand, is for rent reasonable terms Being
on the rain travelled road and the nearest public
house miles distant very fair inducements thus
presented TO any wishing 10 engage in the bnsi
ness. saw mill is in operation b miles from the
town and grist mill 10 being erected al the same
place.
Lots are now for sale in the above town on very
reasonable TERMS and those wishing 10 build and To-
cate there will have such Inducements
as are rar-l. offered. Good improved farms can BIZ
purchased IN the vicinity st from rs 70 20 per acre
JAS. Il. BURNSIDES.
Blue Grass. Oct .th. Is5I-MtrMtf