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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-05-31
RENalDvALo.

THE PROTESTANT EPISCOPAL MISSION CHURCH
late Of keventh street, between Third and Fourth
svenues wed TO Actor place Eighth
Services By the Rev Dr Dickinson ~ 10Y 4. n
free.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-05-31

II mail line.-Ths new and splendid steamship KNOX
VIII T. G. D. Ludlow, will leave Wednesday, May 81,
1t O'Clock p M from, her pier No. North river Apply
70 SAMUEL L NIL CHILL Is Broadway.
Through tickets from New York TO Jaoksonvile 63l;
Pilatha $S3 The Augusta Capt. Thomas Lyon, will
coed the Knoxville and sail on Saturday. June 5.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-05-31
!. CAMERON, lle Wall street.

N fpanyNssrsy tie tniisd States mail. For Mobile
stopping hsvanA Semi monthly lipe. The steamship
BLACK WARRIOR, J. 2; Builssh oSmna q; win sail
cisey She pier 1t the foot Of Beach street, North
Freight taken for New Orleans Passengers for Aa
procure psasp,r before leaving port. FOR
freight or passage appy 20 LIsInGSTON, CkOCdkR0N
CO., Agents. 81 Broadway. ~. B.-The CAhawbA X. w.
shufeldt viii succeed the Black Warrtor. and
sail June Is
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-05-31

LNOR SAvANNAH-FARE REDUCED.-THE NEW
and splendid side wheel steamship KEYSTONE STATE,
Captain Hardie carrying the United States mail will
leave for sAvanuah on wednesday Nay 81 -
10 O'Clock A. H. from the wharf above Vine street In
speed and strength every the sonfor
and eouvenicnce Of this ship u
GEORGIA leaves ss above the following Wednesday.
Agents In New York, SCRANTON 4 TALLhAN, No. 70
set til o'clock p. NJ, TUESDAY.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-05-31

NEW YORK AND PHILADELPHIA DIRBCT-vIi
IN New Jersey Railroad, ,housb in tour hours-Units
mail express lsave FORK Of Corr
landt street. At seven end eleven M aad ~ fou,
aad kstrAst ave Y. n rsrsx2 70 In and clever
n. from Eev York and four from Phnsds,phia IS
NJ and half past r. NJ IL ne lsa ye
twelve lat reduced prces from CortAndt street
through in A. hours Through tieke,s sold for Bslmors
Wsshngton, Norfolk, Nedsn Wilmington snd Chsrlss,en
In tbs above rains Through baggage Ageats zoe np
and halfpsa eve trsir- only Passengers wsh basgsa
eEo be i,gfy hsttsn ,rutes before The sai1 leaves
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-05-31

PARKER HoUsE-2l AND 20 HAMILTON AVENUE,
- corner Of Union street, South few rooms
suitable for families single geptsaen may be had
the summer, with full partial board leave the
foot Of btehal keet hye nutes aud land rith
In minutes walk of the house. JAS. barker
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-05-31

A UCT1oN NoTicE-BY w.. W. SHIRLEY LAR iE
IA and psrem ptory sale Of srockery glass; china heavy
silver plated cutlery and yellow
Bartlett, Wednesday Nay slst 10 O'Clock, No. 81
Pearl street. worthy the Of retailers grooers
kry merchants. Also, lQ0 packages glassware.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-05-31

NTEW lUaK AND CALIFORNIA STEAMSHIP LINE,
IN via Mica Transit mpany Of riesrs
qua proprie In advance Of the mail Only line
giving tickets including tho lcthMus crossing The
new double engine steamship PBOMEIHEuS. H9O0 tons
precisely for Pgsnss Arenas on monday. June sOnnest
buythei) over The Nicaragua Transit route, hav
ipg but sweve niles Of lard TRANSPORTATION. by frst
csrriages these In shor
ventilation and nodstons For information or
sage apply only 70 CHARLES MORGAN, Agent, No.
Bowling Green.
B9Commencing the 10Th Of July the days Of sail
ing will changed the 4th aud 10Th OF each MONTH
vhere tbero dates fan sunday the ships will leave
the Saturday previous, "a heTetotore
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-05-31

Eonn p,.d states mali ste.mshIp RoASoRE' Captain
Skinner will leave pier No h. North river Wednesday
sftsTn,esn, Nay 81 ~ So1Sk ~ no "a
arriving there take the and Roanoke and
WHINING and Railroads 70 Auynst Atlanta
Charleston &c Passage and fare TO Norfolk S. to Pc
tcrsburg and Richmond 80; storage half price. For
freight apply on board, and for passage to
LUDLAM PLxASANT5, No. 81 Broadway.
ONE TICKET FOR HAvRE PER STEAMER FRANK
" n June for sale One Of the best bsrths In the
ship. Apply to r. LlTrLEFIELD, No. Wall street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-05-31

SYLyEsTER sTORER, AUC1IONEEK, WILL SELL
- tomorrow, Thursday, June l. ~ 50 wess Thirty.s 90
venth street. All the furniture OF gentesi giving mn
bousekeeping consisting in part, mahogany sofss
ohsirs bookcases, pier glas bedstesds bureaus and
ture So Sale to commence with the kitchen furniture
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-05-31

AUsTkALIA PIOtEER LINE, CARRYING THE
"A Uniled states naillhs and fast sailing packet
the emit. nth chip Of this line The Gertrude is
rior ship lowest rates. and has
remarkably sss sailer order to despatch
gsgenents freight passage will be made ct
ally low rate. Apply 10
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-05-31

A SPLENDID sS25 ROSEWOOD PlANOFORTE FOR
IA tae fer *a45 Excellent tone, round corners finished
back octave L,eh used but weeks
way, fuzzy WARRANTED by celvtrst.d makers The
IL going t. Mexico. II can be IA walker street.
y TIL 4 o'clock.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-05-31
FURNITURE.

IA trvse sale, suitable for small family Also - LOT,
house In the desirable neOok-
ION avenues, Brooklyn. .LF
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-05-31

John W; soMkRIN DYKE. AUcTIONRRR-sALE OF
second hand furniture carpets oil cloths &c.. &c.
frankln street At 10 o'clock comprising general assort
ment Of bousehold furn ture Ais, sock Of dry goods
greatvariety. WILLIAM T. BOYD Salesman
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-05-31

EBAtON SPRINGS. COLUMBIA HALL = THIS
IL establishment will be opened the lst May II
Families wishing accommodation in the hotel oottaye
can be accomr odated favorable terms German band
And other thing Necessary wi be provided
IL an agreeable summer residence by its proprietor
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-05-31
TRAVELLERS GUIDE.

pbis from Pier NO North river.Twe lines daily, 81
A. n. sndsP. Tho accommodation line at A. N, >,
John Potter TO south Amboy By
way places and PhilaoelphiA 81 second cAs 81 rs
press lines st2P ~ by john Amboy, thcnc>
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-05-31

MUST BE soLD-THE MOST MAGNIFICEsT CABA-
1Nl Hstic nagoiaus la world and
legerdemain taught lei ms 81 Explanations sent
all parts VI The ppon receipt 1874 address call
oh Professor Kaye S. Nassau street ut the real estate
and loan agency.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-05-31

NIERCHANTS LINE FOR ALBANY.-PASSAGE H
M cepts.--stesmsr sANnATTAS, Captain W. u Mel
son leaves Monday "Wednesday Aaa friasJ steamer hk
no, Captain N Hsneox lcayea Tuesday thursday ans
sunday ate o'clock \. ~, from pief foot kobisson
street Tor passage or freight apply board oEO
A. HAN LILY, A. tbs once wharf.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-05-31

NEW UP TOWN MUSIC sToRE.-CooKa BROTHER
IN have just opened, at sf3 broadway, extensive
AND estA bshment They the sole Agents OF
Hain.e Brother Cvmnings pefior panotorsss which
now becoming extensively known aud justly oeio-
trated extensive and pete
nusicai rsrumcnts sways hand For tbs purpose Of
making their tsblhncnt and panos wall known The
public Cook and Brother have determined to cell the
lowest robs rates. New aud hand piAnes
Music bound.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-05-31
1OhN Z. vANDEWATER, AUCIIONEER-vANDE

TOHN U FANDEM1IEK, AUCIIUNEEK.-VANDE
the entire hoqsshoid furnurs eontained IN
ali Of Ire III aud but t,ie used consistnS in nsr
Of splendid carved rosewood paor suites rich bro
s.res encosneuIs In rosewood and black walnut,
wood carved statusry top centre side and pier
farissn eioeh eAndelsbras rich china decorated
tea and dinner SETS mahogany and black walnut beitead
bureaus wsshssnds with marble tops china toilet ssts
mattresses 10 royal Wilton carpets 10 Also
one superb octave psnoforte carvedJ Pier
son Son, makers Catalogues the morning Of sale.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-05-31

AZ b. BUTLER, AUCTIOsEER-PUBLICA ADMINS.
IVA traitors sAle-Un Wednesday, Nay Stat st 10Y
o'clock on the corner o. Eighty sixth street and Third
avenue tho contents and fixtures of
ipgto the sstAts Of Catharns Carter deceased
Of kegs glasses decanters liquors bar pasp sstse
hxures 4c Also household bedroom and kitshea furni
By order OF PETER b. SWEkNY PubIc AZ
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-05-31

M watches, diamonas silver ware ewelry. silks cloths,
confidential The highest prices cash. at
zos Broadway, up stairs, from 4 10 9 O'clock r. n.
1AONRY.-CAsH ADVANCES MADE ON DIAMoFDS
M watches, jcwery silvsiwsrs veuabe., and personal
second door room, from +. T. Spien-
did oil paintings for sale cheap.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-05-31

DBSKS, DESKS DKSKS AND SINGLE
~ counting house desks from three eight feet:
decks Of every variety from g TO 500 ocs ehas and
hocs tables three fsst-at The onics fur
niturs store No. M street. Desks and Offices
ma da In Pde
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-05-31

iyAEADA--Skw HOTTEST. LAWRENCE BALL
~ having been enlarged, 10 reopened.
Montreal, Nay 1874 HOGAN PEyN
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-05-31

AUCTION NOTICE-W; s. iNGkAHAM WILL SELL
IA this day, 1t NO 10 North william street, At i0x
o'clock in continuation of yesterday SALE general and
large tment Of adapted
AID which will be soa lots
and second hand furniture Of all descriptions.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-05-31

A HARGAlE-A Nkw SEVEN OCTAVE PIANO,
n mace Of good material in the bss, m amer by
jo.rneyman, mt uding Tor his may 10 had
remeiy low for cash. Apply at 625 broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-05-31

ArOk SOUTH AIR ION AM nAvkk -fak UNIFIED
T. States IN - steamship FRANKLIN Jas Woston, oom
uander viii leave for hAvse touching ~ Southampton
the psssvngcrs surdAy June ~ II
O'CLOCK IRON psr No aorth river Price Of pAssAas frsn
New ork 70 south smpton HAvfeRiyst oAsa, tl10;
cabin o Ass not waited daring the voyage
should be sent soarc The day before sailing married he
Tbersdsy Js.s La soI fssisht o. passage sggy .
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-05-31

NAY BOAT FOR ALBANY, STOPPING AT THE USUAL
~ lsndpgs-1he well known aaa fsvorits steamer Alt
EsIA will leave New York, from the foot Of
street every Monday Wednesday aud Friday att O'clock
nd SATURDAY..
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-05-31

DOYAL NAIL STEAMSHIP EUROPA FOR LIVERPOOL
III The EUROPA, N. shannon. Commander will sail
from the compsny dook at jersey City, with the mails
and p9sssngsrs for Europe on Wedss day the SILT ost
Il oIocl preeisey Passengers requested 70 be
board by ny o'clock n The viii sail Ahs l4th
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-05-31

uGTloN NorichlTA0S;s BELL; AUCTi0N Ter
j. rooms "a Centre street. nice lot furniture
So just ded 80 splendid Canary rrds selected
rE and ted choicest breed invoice Of dry
ods wearing apparel and fancy articles ladies
y groosriss dc, SO Frankfort street. also the fx
turss, Of the ttore, segars, tens, liquors. &c.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1854-07-13
Eastern Stove store Triumphant |!

TINE undersigned have formed Copartnership for
tho purpose Of carrying on the Copper, TN, shee.
Iron and Stove business this city, At the old staid
Of j. nj Dumont cor Second 4 BRADY strs, would
respectfully inform the citizens Of Scott and surround
ing countless that we have lately arrived from We na
articles Of the latest and most approved pat.eins,
Among them may be found the My Flower Sook
Stove, which We warrant for ten years. We say WIN
out IL Is RE best Cook Stove forwood even
offered for sale Ia the west. Il has two large OVENS
the one has fixing for saspending Fowls, iarAeis'
or Meat, from the top Of the oven by means 81 hooks
and thereby roasting meats &c all over alike Whch
is decided Improves al the time the other
Which cal. ca,i BE- done ii HE most beautiful manner
Also the Black Diamond for coal, lis extensive use
IN The Wss' as well as kas,, has gwen va rspa.a,o;
stove In use, also TO operate In the most perfect
manner.
Tho Morning star ouc Of the most beautiful design.
IL Elevated oven slaves In market; call aud examine
for yourself In addiiionro llcse offer numerous
other kinds Of stoyesof ever! description
Pumps and Lead Pipes
We ha, . constantly on hand large assortment Of
We make Up 10 order and war; ut them. A so Force
Pumps for raising and evtng water 10 any part Of
The building. Garden Engines, with hose attached.
for watering gardens, washing Windows, Ne, Cast
Coppsrsmi his and Bra1iers.
We are now prepared to do all kinds Of G. PIPER work
to order tbs shortest Lotce; repairing done ~ TIC
nsale,t nianuer aud with dispatch. Plumbing fever,
TIN ROOFING
We are also prepared to buildings with tin,
copper. or zine. as cheap be don 10 the West,
and II work warranted. The undersigned are both
practical werkmcn, and i'll All snd PERSONAL. to ever!
Ind all work entrusted TO them.
All those In want of the nhore articles wfi do well
BY giving us call IS We think show them the
advantages OF making good bargain. Country mer-
chants supplied with Tin Of every description Ut
low prices.
old copper. brass, pewter. iren, rags Ne taken NJ
exchange FIR war. For the present, cor Of Second
Il brad. strs., adjoining Snhs Nartrt, store Dayen-
port Iowa DUMONI d RIUkDaN.
j. n DUMoNf. !
He. RioRDAN.
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NNNN n II y - "
II L O D e O n s.
AMERICAN CREAM SOAP COMPANY.

THE propraters II tr ester branch of the Amer
1 iean sosn Company take filis opportunity 10 in
form The citizens u Davenport and throughout the
STATE generally, that they have recuntx Established the
above mentioned business n Davenport, where they
nfendto carry tie manufacturing VI all She rirtes
~ sap nsa lily made by the parent Company al New
IL H. smtcng which may De found tie American Ireau
sosp. article ct celebrity IN lie last. and IA eaten
sys lGis article OF soap siii wash nisn cold or
waier hard soft. requiring but sltzli band
rubbing. The pounding Dol. wash board and hei
sads arr a dispensed With; requires hour or two
soaking then i st hand rubbing and good riHsing
they will perfectly eean and beautiful. eieaehvd
"eellsus Cnsicoes ard sill other eeored articles wash
with soaking. Furniture and paint wash III strong
Sad aHt rinse for removing stains aud ink spots SEE
81 j bills,
In uslae P4lm Soap, together with The Family
pfse Soap for Laundry purposes proceed with the
Cream Soap. using cold aaer hard soft. In Win
aeF water hsy b. armed for convenience SAKE. Rub
the soap on si spcts ara proceed above For
particulars hsHi hjii-N The above named Soaps
warranted "a perform recommended. they
may he re;uned or which he nol,ey VIII be refun.ea
Tratssp and 9t soaps OF various kinds aud Of
the hhesi sud best qualities
This prcprie;ars Of ths western branch Of the Amer
lsaa Soap CcmF2n! have purchased the right Of the
State Ct Iowa for purposes above Il ted ard hope
scon make arrangements for the supply of the en-
Tire State. confidently hel ing I'LL give
perfect stsfactiou 10 all who use Them, Judging from
the fact that sri bs the result It'll the East wberr
they have beer in extensive for three four years
past Tie propriet1rs take pleasure in further stating
that their soaps contain nothing that III The
least iugry tie most delicate Iabrc. No fluids
thBs iaa, will rot eoor but the contrary waen
and Tbs garment from being rubbed and boiled 20
pieces.
Let u now ask, j. 4 ne, time for some nprny ement
be made ia tis iauudry rSgn: III Is said that NJ
liye IA an age Of Improvement What Improvement
has there been ~ this branch OF oasiiessi Is Hot
fact we'll known that eiotsaes AASe pr,. i.ss," -,
er is il true that thousands Of females have breI
buried IN premature grave by colds contracted IL
tit, andry roots by standing over tha IRE ami steam
excited sate afsi then going int the open airi
OTHER evils of minor importance often experiea
eed By the Of cold dinners dirty houses and
faces:
It's thump. thnmp, sold, seold away;
There's very little eouiiort the washing dag.
b. the of chr Sop III these evils q,
edied Our Soap cau be had at most Of tiIe prireipa
stores ard groceries in Davenport ana throughout III,
SLttr. We hope establish thruug hOa
tlte entire State. All orders promptly attended Ia.
Davenport. jane ~. GHAS. MOORE * co.
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CHEAPER THAN EVER!

WE have just received and opened and selen-
w did assortment Of
Staple and fancy Dress Goods,
Embroidered Collars, Undersleeves and
ChemizettS,
Barege ShawlS,
De Lame do.
Blk Silk do,
Gloves and Hosiery Of all kinds,
Bonnet> and Bonnet Ribbons.
Leghern. Straw, and Blk. Silk Hats,
French Cloths.
Cassmeres and Gassinetts,
Cotonaaes and Jeans,
Boots and Shoes.
Blk and Colored Caters,
Half Caters and Jenny Lind Shoes,
Umbrellas and parasols,
Stand and Hanging Lamps,
Sugar and Coffee.
Teas, Spice and Pepper,
And In tac, nearly everything that i wanted BE-
found here. Purchasing goods In New York, m
Philadelphia very cheap. W. pledge ourselves to sell
lev II not lower than sns hon>e in the city. Call
the Corner OF sd 4 Brady streets.
Apr II ID. e. EkDRIDlsE.
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Is l. /. lis
IMPROVED MOVING
Harvostins Machine.

nS N00Ch111O.
THESE Machines are made under the supervision oil
Mr. Bell, who isa practical farmer and niachinlst
He the farming community. that he has ma
chine that wili accomplish the eating ~ grass aud
grain ia the NEST speed! and perfect manner snd are
I'll. best in the United States The following are
among the certificates given of their ~orh:-
NEWARK, Kendall TO-, HIS. MAY Is, le53.
We he undersigned, having used Belts Moving Ma
chine the past s,nsOn can say We never uscd or saw
anything u the Kind that Would give good saIiste
Ii works without coeging ~ wet well as Dc!
weather. II Is simply con>trat t.. works easy and re-
gnites bat little attending span OF horses and
man beiiE all that is Necessary.
wM - BELL.
ASA MANCHESTER.
Il. Il. LEWIS.
MACON, GruEd, Co.. Ills Jaii. IL, leai
Mr.. BELt:-
Pear Sir; The keUlcr and Grass Curing
Machine bought ii soH hast season has gwen ms til.
most perfect s4ilst8t II A.. NUrArtt with nNc and
they ala E4si ag WORK the tHtchas e. good Ad
vantage. f. II. MphGAS
AIs person wishing 10 purchase tsae atotf MaeAsies
vii please app3y Is +. BAL
Jane stL. lr51-t5-Wi Iay cap oft. 4paH,
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Tie .ass,aal Machine.

The telegraph has iGs9riaed our readers
briefly, that Nj and Ms. Alison. steward
and matren o. aae Marine Hospital, Cinoia-
natl, had been figured by the explosion Of
al sntesnulmachine. ATha wretch who con-
eoc.ed and seai she machine has proven to
be u student in the college BY the name Of
w. IL Arrisson, Who is since missing. Mr..
and Mrs. Allison both died the same even
ing in great agony, They were young
and very exemplary couple, she in the 10Th
year of her age Something Of the nature
Of the 'ataraal machine may be inferred
from ths fact that Mr. A, received twenty
two balls, slug shots aud pieces Of iron in
his LEGS and wound three inches long in
his abdomen. The following is a desrrip-
ton Of the effects Of the explosion
There II 40 doubt hu. tia, the box con-
tanned boaa shell. as fragments OF the
iron were found which Justify such canciu-
zion The internal machine was heavily
charged with powder, balls, pieces VI iron
aad Craze slot. When the explosion oc-
Cured the tarnita-e in the room was shat
tered int 4 th5asand Pieces. The bed
clothes were torn ribbons AID caught FIRE;
The ceiling Of the room vas perforated and
completely rida.eds The north partition wall
was shivurcd By the force Of the explosion,
throwing 1t several feet ont of place and
breaking and desiroying the ia,hing and
p.astering Some q the furniture in the
front room was damaged, bat not materially.
The windows and blinds were preeipita'ed
sato the street, willie portions OF the metal
scra.l found igabeaaed IN the walls and turnl-
fure TIE walls were despatched with
blood. Scarcely "a inmate IN the house
tn, wss stnaaed aRd knocked down BY the
.orce VI the explosion, One patient, King,
vss- knocked from one side 81 his room to
the other. aad vas badly injured. The
noise u the explosion was heard distance
Of several ssnares. and in few minutes
several hundred people we're at the scene
0f the occurrences.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1854-07-13
uNryIlsrrY nRn1c1r-.

Fsvsa AHs Aorr CURED ~ RowAso,. ro.,s,,
M Eafrsysity Of Free .hedie,,, AF'hs
AsorHdse: chartered l., 81. Stale -, . fopsa.
MiA, ~ tts last session, yix: .h Apri l. eigHa.
NE purpose VI arrcstn, lie evils re,ni,nm MALAY fot
sale oSspurious and dan ycryus hosir~ms RON the
purpose ofsuppynx the public with reaL also ot ths
IN c.ses Wherein the patient cannot Obtain .eedies
employ Me best medical advisers; hnyi". Nil noi
That invaluable remedy, Rownnd's Toni hased
.cceuhs OF its Just celebrity and known c.nre, on
treatment of Fever and Aguc, and n. hnhs 10 the
nons,-has no hesitation in rec ommend,, = lrec
highest terms to the patronage OF tic n,ie,s." ~ ma
lOWEL Complaint cured by ROWASns NJ,
- BER ROOT. The above II stitu,,a nLAcK
sanction. In like manner, TO the remedy .endsi,s
Complaint" so well known as kowand,." bowel
syrup Of B.ekberr, Root, and earnestly
10 the confidence Of patients afflicted xi,h ,hefti
Notwithstanding II to be invaluable In cont
Hon. Henry X shfn
n. 80. Hon. }. X. Flan,ns,
~ osocr OF thc trustees, s John Is X RonDrsE
D. II. Ashton IA
y AL Iomihnhcations 10 be addrcssc, Ia,
ko~nbd, n. D.. Head Of the Phnrmn,pp,ia, .eAh R.
ment and Presidcnt Of the Utiversty Aeltrt
Home tispebsaYy and Once, No a. No,,,
street, Philadciyhia oaiA Second
Branch Dispensary 1t the Store Of
sept 2.-Iy eHAS. LESLIE, nlyelpo,,
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How 70 MAKE BFrr rrs1za The be.

How 70 MAXI BEEF TrSDEE The beet
H#'ao3 we have yet seen Is the following
1--WE c!aarge netting for tie Information:
A. sae NsE YORK Express train Was com
sng no." ards Springfield al the rate Of A
mics IA haur on MJnLag cox suddenly
appeared II the track The steam as re-
rersgd, Bat the locomotive and tender struck
tie Fupt animal 80 thai she was tossed into
lie air, and alter succession Oi somersets
londed 40 rods ahead, literally mass Of
crushed meat.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1854-07-13

Games Butcher one Of tn jury who ae-
quilted Matt. Ward, has published card
N WHICH he says that after the eleven jurors
haa agreed fur aCqa ltal, be held cut for
a0ayic-ipns After yainly trying TO bring
isu'erer by argument, they resorted to de-
ceptIon. BY means Of a false report OF
the evidence, one Of them persuaded him
that he over looked material point. He
believed il, and yielded.. Ii Is as not un,l
alter the acquittal that he discovered the
cheat.