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Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1855-12-13
Late Commissioner Of Patents. y


"AuguSt H. TSjj.--Duriag tue time have held the
Office OF Commissioner Of Patents, II. H. Eddy, Esq., Of
Boston, has been extensively engaged in the transaction
Of business with the Office Solicitor, He is thoroug-
~ acquainted with the laws aud the rules Of practice of
the office. regard him Of the most capable and
successful practitioners with whom have had official in
ereuurse. ClAS. MA>ON.
CommiSss Of Patents"
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Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1855-12-13
DENTAL ADVERTISEMENT
;, S, CHASE, N. D.. WOODSTOCK. VT


gN!IE success attending the Dental operations of DR..
Z C. for the past year, he believes to be entirely
satisfactory his patients, certainly very gratifying
himself Three years ago he introduced the principle
of atmospheric pressure for retaining teeth
in the mouth as he had already with whole sets. The
rasults have been all he could wish In this way the
aa,uaitseih are injured by clasps and are otcOursc
much more durable.
His new mode Of making under sets is very grea i'm.
prOyement the teeth firm, clearly and durable
and cost only about half much those he former
| y made.
Persons dishking to gowithout teeth while the gums
are becoming absorbed have temporary set inscr-
tod in n few days after extraction Mt small price.
Notwithstanding the prominence given to the mechun-
cal DEPARTING I, dentistry by the public at large, it is
undoubtedly true that the operation o ling teeth is the
most important all others, and should not be neglected.
Good sound teeth til, well ilcd, far more ya-
able than artificial substitutes, and be too
IicitouS about tncir preservation.
DiscOnnt for Travel.
ro persons coming than thirty niles 10 per sent
will be deducted from the amount "t thcir bills, ryC
twenty miles, per cent. over ten miles, per cent.
Enquiries by uail in regard to prices, &C.. &c. wiD,
promptly answered.
rerms, CASH, On the delivery OF the work:
February, 1885. IA ly
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1855-12-13
IL a IT, IL ~ tE'S.
AMERICAN AND FOREIGN OFFICE.
Agency for Business

WITH TIE L. S. PATENT OFFICE, WASHINGTON
No. 76 State st. Oppo.itcKiihy ST., Boston.
WMpBRTA Mt nfurm&tiorto Inventors. The Sub
n scrbcr (atc Agent Of the t. :. Patent Office under
the Act Of 1870 determined u pre- sentadvantngcs in
plying for patents superior to those offered inventors by
others, has made arrangmdts whereby application.
prepared and conuuctcdby him, THIRTY DOLLARS Gin
stead Of imcnty, paid back by othcS) will be RENTED
by him in of failure 10 obtain patent and with
drawal through him rthn thirty ysaferthc rejection,
Caveats, Specifications, Assignments and all necessary
napers and drawings for procuring Patents in this and
foreign countries prepared aud adv ice rendered legal
and scientific matters respecting inventions nndinfrnge.
mcutS of Patcnts
Inventors notonlv here obtain their specifications
on the most reasonable terms, Generally about 80 per.
cent less than these oi others in tho profession but
avail themselves of the experience of twenty years prac
tice, his visits to the Patent Office, extensive library
Of egaS and mechanical works. and correct accounts Of
patenc granted this and other countries; besides be-
ing saved journey to Washing on the usu great delay
there, well all personal trouble in obtaining pa
tents Copies OF claims al any patent furnished by
hitting ONE dllar Asst Snments recorded at Washing.
Patents in Great Brsiain France, and other for
cgn COUNTRIES secured through agents Of the CHEST
spcctabty X. II EDDY,
SOLICITOR OF PATENTS.
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First Train stops Mt all way Stations Second Train
stops at Castcton, roultncy, Granville, Salem Cam
bridge and Schaghtcokc. Third Train stops Mt way
Stations.
n Re SURE YOUR BAGGAGE IS CHECKED BY
TIE EAGLE BRIDGE ROUTE. p
Procure Through Tickets at Rutland of the Con-
ductor in the Cars. Tll0S. II. CANFIELD, Sup't.
May 20. 1852. $50 If
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1855-12-13
pr, J. Fl SrHTM7 US
SEA WEED TONIC,
Enr ~ r,irn AZ II .nn

ING SPELLS,
AND ALL DISEASES PECULIAR TO FEMALES
Nearly every person is rr less afflicted wifi, Dys
pcpSa Of the diseases connected with IT, and
is with feelings of pleasure that Dr. Schenck can nm.
TO all such tbs discovery If the virtues of the Sen
Weed, which is just the remedy for Entertainments. Dys.
cpSa and the mary diseases arising from it, is caused
~ the deficient secretion o the gastric Juices and weak.
of the powers Of stomach, The effect Of the Sea
Weed Tonic j. felt after it Is nkcn and il supplies
the principles of the deficient gastric mice and
he food is dgcStcd turuy. Ia ct the Tonic 20
rrnry resembles tie natural gastric juice that chemists
ten find dill, Guilty in di,tin -uisring tlcm 1t gives
nod cngthcns the sunat thus enabling it to ST.
"rvc tie proper quantity and quality # gastric Juice and
)vspGpSn a'd all it, disease, su0u disappear,
1t is well known TACT that none 81 Ter like the Dvs
pc2t2, for in addition 10 the dyspepsia there is often
"itlcr Headache, sour aud Sick stomach Pain Ia the
side. patatuns TT ia" iCat, Chills AMI Gravel, Dis
ease Of the Kidneys, Nervous Ncakuess and rumurs,
General Debility fainncss, iOss of Appetite, Bad
Taste, Fever SopmgaS il Females, all each Of them
arising from di>udcrc state Of the Stomach, and here
is newly discovered remedy, for the tring of
dollar that will cure all this train of dis, asses.
Now, bySpcptc, will you avail yourself Of the remedy
for triing cost! uI will you still SUI Ter onl The
choice is io, you to make The SEA " ccd Tonic is q
pleasant Lcr-, IiUg pcrSun good appetite and good
digestion; is put up in quart bottles always agrees with
the stomHui and 5onH generally elects curc.-
Whenever the bowels c"stiyc the tongue ufred,
the comwl,NjO saow iew rf -Ghcnck's mandrake or
Liver Pills to be used, box OF these Pills accom-
pany each bottle Of tie Tonic, and will BE- found in
recess Of the bottle covered with LABEL
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1855-12-13
> OHTiIERN X NLNOAN.
NEW UAMPSHIRE

A FTER May LIST, 1855, Passenger Trains leave Bos-
IA ton at 7.3O, and Concord at 1875 A. NJ. White
River Junction, Wells River, Leton, St. Johnsbury,
Burlngton Eouse'' Point, Montreal, 0gdcnsburgh, and
all Stations ou the Ogden burgh, Vt Central Passump-
sic and White Ncuutlins Railroads; thence by stage tn
White and frAncUna Mountains, Lancaster, Barton,
Dan,ile, Stanstcad, md all the principal towns in
Northern y. II. and Vt,
Leave Boston at 200 VI and Concord at 3. 90 P. NJ
for White River Junction. proceeding carly next
ing Vt Central Railroad to RUuses Point, Montrc.
nj and Ogiensburgh
Leave White River Junction for Boston, lowell
Lawrence, Worcester &C., 7aO A. NJ, and y ~ 7.
NJ, or on arrival Of Tr ius from Vt. Central and Pas.
sumpsic Railroads.
Both down trains connect with trains to New Market,
Dover, Great Falls. Portaud Rye and hampton Beach
cs, Portsmouth, Lawrence, Lowell aud Worcester.
Passengers for Groto Junction. Lancaster and all Sta
tions the Worcester and Nashua, Newport, Provi-
dcnce, and Worcester & Western Railroads. and for Nor
wch New York, kc &C. connect at Nashua with train,
direct ron those places, by either train the NORTH
crn Railroad. ONSLOW STEARNS, AGESr
Concord, n, II. Anril Is, 1855,
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1855-12-13

sid IL uCstotN by the dozen stn.lc both at the
D'uS >t"le b C1.A,. CHAPMAN, and by ali D,n;ists
in the State -,Y',v
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-12-17
FENNsYLVANIA Rail ROAD.
Ga@@ME -

THE Great Central Route, connecting the Atanii
cities with the Northwestern, and soulhMss
tarn states by a continuous Railway direct. This
road also connects at Pitishurg with d.ily line OF
steamers to all ports the Lakes ma
kn The most direct cheapest and reliable roate py
which FREIGH T can beforwarded to ahdfrom Inc
Great West.
Ratesbetween Philadelphia and Pittsburgh:
First CIass-.Boots. shoes, Dry oac - Ioolb.
Goods lin boxes. Furs. Feathers &e
Second CIass..Books station
cry. Dry Goods lin balesl, drugs 75c Is 100 10.
aud Medicines, Hardware, Leath-
er, Wool. &c.
tn, I'D slnsS..A nyils, Ragging) -,
Baeon. PORK tin bulk Cast steel, Csc. ID iooio'
s,la Heather lin bundies) ocre, &c.)
EourtI, class. Coffee, Fish, ba-l -,
con d Pork {paekcd9 Lara y Lard on, 9Vc. i'o'''
banp iron lead nails soda ASH &C.,
FloUR-sl per bbi., until lurthcr notice.
GR,ly-5I els per 100 lbs untR further noucs.
JOTToN-S2 pr bale, mol exceeding wv '"s
weight until III tier notice ..,,,,,pt;ta
N1In shipping Goods from any point E&sl o. I MIA
a.,,bia he particu!arto mark pachag PeHHsgt-
- Ra;Iread'r AilGoods consigned TO the Agent
s,bis pnad nj Philadelphia or PIttseurg, pe Tor
W ,rded Acknowledgment: ,c Man,
Eny,eur ArrsTs.-fiarris, Norm!s q To-, Meh :
,,his Tsnn :,k f sass q CO.'S LOUIS :. :. NiteA
III A. San evansville, Ind pumesnli, beil y NUT
~ snd rnrter x Jew Ell, Louisville, NY. II. -. Met-
s 100 NJ som Iud sprgman q Brown, and irwin
a ca Cincinnati; y. w. Graham Co.. EahesNlie'
- go. anh & Co No 81 Iii by ST., Boston; LeeGh
~ 80 n , as.ur House, New Yorh: No. William
:, aud No : Battery Place. New fers; +, ). shee-
Oar phi atieluhia: Ma-ram " Moons, Ddtimofs' ueo-
G. Franciscus Pitkblrg. men -, pki,
a ii HOUSTON. General Frstsht .1s =, PAf9a
H u LoMRAERT, Snpt. 1h00Ha,f a'
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-12-17
l,ailroaos.
CHICAGO q ROCK ISLAND RAILROAD.
R l
NEW ARRANGEMENT

undar,er sunday, November 18th, and untilfurr
tPther notice. trains wiiiieSNe MOCK isiaho a'ioi'
Isl Passengettr train, daily, sundays except =,
"a ~ 10 A NJ.
Cd Passenger Train, daily, Saturdays ex-
aa Fre'rht with I'd class cars daily, sun
days excepted. NJ - a !"
Tn,ias arrive at Rock Island daily, Sundays OK
cep.ca, us follows: an AZ
Isl Passeugcrtrsin, nj ~ a ~ ~
81 Freight, witt, adelass carr AT, ~ = ~
Alitrains over this road are III direct a.
rh{cnSe ih trims oy boihthe Michigan southern
and Michigan, CcntralR X. 10 and from Detroit, 10
leao Cleveland, Columbus Cincinnati, Pltsbuf9h'
pnnAirk Buffalo, Niagara Falls. Albany New ,erN,
Philadelphia. Baltimore and washington; , ais1 -
IaSalle with trains of the Illinois Central hoaa--
North TO Galcpu aad South TO 81, Louis anu ta1"'
10 which places ieh be proeurcdo oil D ;. d L
VEINS. Ticketagt., r. Il. Depot, X l.
Passengers are reminded ofthe necessity OF giving
distinct directions as the destination oil their Dag
ar also 10 procuretcseis before taking their seats
In inc ears the cont ctors eocctares only 70 sV
,ianson theine the Chicago and Rock Island Ral-
road. JOHN y. iAae sup
WI WHITMAN, Assf.Su
Rock Island November 10, le33
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-12-17
rxxsy.y.SI. RAILROAD.

rbraa naily Through Trains. between Philadelphia
and P,tsburr. THE MORNING MAIL TRAIN
leaves Philadelphia for Pittsburg at i A. D., and
prtshurr for Philadelphia at \. NJ TIE FAST
line Ieayes philadelphia al p NJ and Pitsours
for Phiiadeiplia att 4. M. TIE NIGHT EAPRESS
TRAIN leaves Philadelphia for Pittsburgh AZ II, +.
NJ. and Pittsburg for Philadelphia al 10 + NJ
The above lines connect at Piisburg with the Rali-
road 10 and from St Louis, Mo-; Alton, Gaena and
ChieagoIll.; Frankfort, Lexington, and Louisville,
Nv: Terre Haute Dayton, Springfield. Belefontine,
Sap;lusky Toledo, Cleveland Columbus. GAINESVILLE,
Mas,iltor and Wooster Ohio; also, with the Steam
Packet Boatsfram and 70 INV oaLEAss, ST. LorIst
LortsyILIs and CINCINNATI.
Tarough Ticketscan be had to or from either ofthe
above places.
Forfu particulars see Hand-b bill sat the differ
ept starting points. Passengers from the West
will ind this the shortest and most expeditions
routeto Philadelphia, Baltimore, New York, or Bos
ton.
THOS. MOORE. AG'T. Passenger Lines. PAiia
J MESkIMEN. 1gNt. Passenger Lines, PITTS.
Philadephia, Nov a5th. 1855 d-ly.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-12-17
A BARGAIN I!

THE story Is told thatprnperty ishcd too igh bat
those wishing bargain in house and lease would
do well to call on the subscriber. ! am oblige In
sellHnd wi 90 so for the sake of money.
CAN soon on the premises. Harrison st. near 9Th
St. or at my shop III st. below tie Court House
Also, fiue lot for sale.
June l3-dtC FIX. FITZPATRICK
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-12-17
.Ssm Hnolcsate Grocery.


THE Pos; Ofice has reno ed. but the News Depot
j remains IN the old Poet Office room. y hIut has
teen neatly fitted mp. where shall Keep as usual the
Eastern Papers, Books OF Standard literature Ele.
eaHty illustrated Works, Cheap Publications, NJ T.
skines, School Books, Stationery. Choice Fancy
q e"ds, &c, DC JkO. GILLETT, Asts
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-12-17
COAL!
lowrey, Thomas & Co.,

4 peri9r article OF C"gl near the Rai'rogd depot
door from WcbLer's Foundry. For fuel and
steam il has superior IN this market, 1t viii be
delivered in Daycnpcr RI or ia Rock Island in quant-
tic. to snt pntcha sers on Application at then yard.
kucE tnd, June l5-dtf
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-12-17
GENERAL INTELLIGENCE OFFICE.

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. pencda Observation-Disclosures
Office with mplete set OF books IN ~mth !"
enter kinds Real and property Tor sale
or for rent the names of all Servants who wish for
places in families within the city! also the names OF
Mechanic. Lnborersand othersseet Unemployment
sn thatth &c whoare in search Of HoHses, Lands,S r
wants &c caDnotfafl of rHincdiatesuccess In obtain
ingeftherby calling aimy ONCE. Charges moderate
Cali md register your wants or ordersandtheN VII
receive lromr laitcntIon. ,,,-
No. mmcreialBuidings.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-12-17
KEYSTONE IN URANCE CO.

PHlLA DEF PHI PA. Capital S702 eco
p. NJ MORTALITY, Pres.t J. MORRIS THOMPS'N
ANSON GRAY, Vice :" Secretary,
Oct "a 81 4. FINEFIELD, Agent.
" itherwHN' Block. Dasenp0rt
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-12-17
For Sale by the Undersigned.


T Drain Block iGin the town Of Waleott, knea' the
i Bepot1 Also Lot 10 in ''Hawley's Ont-botS,h
said Iot eoutsius st and is situated about three
miles cast efDave EXPORT the river opposite Moline
HIS Being upon the bluff, and commanding fine
view Of Moline the Island. and large portion Of
Davenport and Rock Island, it Is very desirable site
for r.sidenee j. WILSON GUlTEAU
.enI4dtf in Whitaker q Grants Office
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-12-17
Balls and Parties.

r IESaud gents Buffalo overshoss. Rubbcrsand
i i 6De French B1ots. kips of my manufacture and
boots and shoss that is
to he 10 the Queen cities Ofthe great Northwest,
Davenport f3ootnHd shoe one door below Burrns,
hPreifyman's mammoth store Front slreei opposite
the mill. JAMES JORDAN.
Dave IIoTtJtr IS 1855.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-12-17
f. p. GILLE1T S
LADIES' COLLEGE.

'FHE Second Quarter olthe above Institute VIZ, N
mcnce on Wedne sday, September 9th !"
departments. ,t,s,rrt
Our arrangements for n thorough courttoi, ~, ,rs
ton ia the various departments OF the ,oIttra Az
ample and on a scale TO meet the demahus VI
and spirit ofthe times. rdcom.
Neam 10 give more practical. thorouE AL. fot
plcte course Of studies than any Of our ,r lend
young ladies'. Yea, more, we mean 10 lShe '"
in the business oiicmalo ducation. ;,,be cir
The course of studies will lie varied losu''u
cumstmnces and intellectual capacity oltne ar
1uiiionin the Primary Department, So ). q
do - :. usual course. 20 81 "
Language and higher English branchcs'e
NoTE--No eJtra charge sin the Normaio'
Teachers department.
Musicon Piano, Me lodeon Guttarara 10 M "
Harp, $40 oo 10 nn s.
Landscape Pantinein Oil. eoo
ochromatie. Crnyonand Pencil .oo g
Drawing, sc, each,
Fapicr Macheaud Ornamental Ieathef m
Work. each,
Embroidery oruamcrtalEecdleN ok, =, 8.
&c, d :, in all their variety, each '''
Diplomas will be givoI, to those v no con-.
pictc thoroughcoutsc in eihtr oith'
departments.
Bogrd with turnishrd rooms iBcltfug on %
washing. lights fuel, stationery &c ~ 20 ~ :.
1fthc pupil furnishesher0n room. e'e' .s
All nay mrnts to be mudc in advance. a,.rhOf
Those wishing to secure rooms. or atths 'uIsG
ars, musiapII! s0on, - ~ s;,s,inler dept.
Mr. T. II. CaDnIfe, ! PfirciIah
Mas. MA, CoDplSG,
Davenport. Aug "a, 'd5'd"u'
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-12-17
Groceries.
FAMILY GROCERY.

~ M la NNSAL1
THE subscriberhas opened a stoelot Groceriesin
which he will warrant 20 be OF the very best quality
and which nc wilseli as lew ascan be purchased
elsewhere
CIGARS.
\ chciceloi ofeigarsjGst reeeivsdand forssleiew
c. n. PECK.
Davenport. neeasd, ,s54-dt
NEW FAMILY GROCERIES.
THE subscriber has crcned large and choice as
s9rtnent e Family GfoeeFies al inc
Front ST., nearly opposite the Mills,
a fer deers telon BErrars rrettrwen's,
Vhero shah AWAY, have on hand afa,l supply OF
all such articles as efti. L@milS heees, Nl%'
Clarified :. Bacon. tiamsan saoGtaefs'
5. and NO. Mol, ChoicsFio
ssFgapi Ia rc,. P pSrnassf
r psnner ram and sp,eo; I,riod Fruit:
Sailsand Glass; Modem Wares
! ojIand TurneutIne: / Soap and Candles, Starch;
And many oiher artcic.too numerous 10 mentiep. all
(Which viii be soldfor ready PAY Al pri-
willalso purchase al kinds Of Country Produce
| Dniter, Eggs Poultry, Wheat. Corn, ost eic. etc
| May s4-dif DAWN A. BURROWS.
Just FIeceisee5.
| Il EN- Bills NICE FRESH FAT MachEREL, Sep
! -s5, INSPECTION.
Try EN- and come again,
Also
| Ohio, Liverpool and Stone Ware.
Goa 3a & RR.nY RiORDAN & SHEAD.
Oct l9-dn
| WP do ssdelirer G0OdSt,'
4 M KNOW that we can furnish customers Win ar
i y ticles in oUr line
CHEAP As THE CHEAPEST,
and as good as tao best. Everything asua y found
alta frst class Family Grocery Store may DC haa al
our Establtshnte So come along.
We odeliver G, DDS and 6efy competitio
! 0etI9 kloRHAN q sHnAp.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-12-17
REMOVAL.
STITCHING
nj A G. Ii / n T. 5 :.

IF il is desirable 10 save lahor in the
4 STITCHING DEpA RIMENT.
last come and see how easy tits done The subscriber
has the agency the b.s Stitching Machines for fam
ny use generally andfor fine wo rk has super
i1r. For making Dress, ). Shirts, and for Qniltns
Garments, Hemming Fine Muslin- EGglngs, lnsar
tinns, de-. it ~ Tks adm rabiy.
Wheeler IL v ilsou'l family Stitchisg Machines n
New YORK prices and freight. one IL OF crutIeT co j.
stautly. II = Tuition free to pur hUscrs = Y Call
and examine. WIN. A. NOURSE
Moline. Ill. Aug. 30. -
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-12-17
THE SHOE TRAD Z !!

rAvixG increased orr facilities for na9ss' ,,
Hing and dealing in Boots, She's ana h1' O. or
e. 10 ne people Of Davenport and Vicinity go
insaeen,ents Than TO bay thsir BOOTS sna 800
as,hen oar retail stock hereafter VIII always w
-. x-,y ABSORPTION OF goods wanted by the peope
W. also are making extensive prepafa.oh 49, TO
Whoiesaleing Boots aud shoes, and we l'Nlte 80" ta
,,x aaIr, to cali ard examine our STOCK anu piees,
=: /, is our 10 sell on as sovu
g., "a a be- pa released in St. Louis Of Chicago
Ivy - ~ DAWSON. GRtGGs CO..
-, Brady ST., door from "a.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-12-17
Something New and Valuable.
AMERICAN PORCELAIN WARE.
Fl. NJ. DlGGlNS,

II. NJ. DiGGlNS,
DIGS to call the attention oi the eitJersof IareR-
/ } poii Rock I.iasiaBd yithit! 10 rev ,beau!i'a
and durable mare O. He'd "
samples of y hich ua! no seen attic : hlretot
zee near the Island CiN Httei Nj i, dcsgrsshef
is opening m eslullsi merit In hook l'iard itf Ne
sale or this new aad slrudid ware. Also. 'geEl II
scIiirg rights f5r the sale Of This Hsre IN all fofsh'
ofLhs uHitetl Stptes.
rare chanet for persons Nlshtfgio engage i
pleasnu, aud profitable business. ATTN iitle T. ).
EYpress % ce or 10 II. NJ DigEfs At The Island ~
u,,aI jul, 23ddu
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-12-17

TIME newly erected double frame house. butt ~
| modern style srd very convenient, sitnated on
Rock Island betweenSeeord q Third SITS WILDE sold
on reasonable terms for cash on application 70
Iureo-dtr r. W. WHEELER.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-12-17
EGgfDrr0s',

TOHN A. GUY will attend TO the collecting nt
u debts take subscriptions for New sparers and do
\ general agency busfnt So office with \. n Miller
Ial i A gent. who win attend 10 my business when
absent. Cfirc over the old Post Onicc bnitdiny.
Referto
BURROWS q PRFTTYaTAS.
COOK & BILLION.
Ba.auport. Iowa. Oct. Sch.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-12-17
n o TICE

"A MANSION Il Co. ~ n -, =. 80, -,
f,,narsh,pwi,6 +. II. Griegs, under ths ns. ~
~ .,l,e ~ Dawson, G-iggs Coz 70 IAAe
on ~ haying unsettled accounts Tilh IAe ote
a. e requested 10 call and seize.
~ ..a.nn,t Dct IS -
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-12-17
Great Excitement at

WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
fs'HE subscriber has received from the Eastern aud
southern Markets large and well selected stock
goods all descriptions, IN common use consisting
Of Dry Goods, Boots and shoes. Hats and Caps,
Glassware, Queensware, Buffalo Robes,
Groceries. Dried Fruit, Cotton warp,
Garnet Chain, Picking Yarn Cut window Glass,
Il. L. T. I. IL Kanawha salt Hardware,
Xct's and Mill saws, IRON all kinds Steelassorted,
Castings. Nails, all kinds. GrindsioHcs,
Wuo,clIsare, Live geese feathers, Pitch X Oakam,
sole and Upper leather, Wall Paper
Willow Baskets. Paints AID Ois- DYE HtHfs, Ne,
viii Ii viii be sold ~ Il small advance for Cab. As
int III Keeping every thing in common use, persons
wal in article obtain them Front street
attks Brick store opposite the NILS Davenport iowa
une 9, ls53-2g. J. Nj. BOWLING.
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FOR SALE
House & Lot for Sale.

TWO Lot.ir East Davenport;
i Enquire OF ALthEI =. nIbLoN,
June edit NO. lie tialre row
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Twin-City Mills!

THE subscriber having hisnrw Steam Grls' tu ~
4 operation, takes this method Of informing W.
pubic that he IL now ready io do all Slhosoi n.
tom work, the most reasonable terms anu ""
slDFtEst l1tire
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,k7..,uri state Mutual Fire, Marine llsufane'
Company Of St. Louis

aAPITAL sseo. 1900 and eansiaat'a 'hSle"''"s
4 1i . r.-rsly sM. Rdgell,
p-p. Ae' r. w Alexander, T. MynShi
rs,rnne d. A. January. Z. n. fe -,
sa,s,eies Issued from so days 70 SIX ears @He '-N
xnred ps anticipate in the whole prohis. Agent
Por intorma'ioh sHf1 IL DAVENPORT.
II DavenPeri.
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Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1855-04-04
Snow. Nothing Candidate fot Congress.

Jus. y We were going to press, intelli,
gence was received Of the nomina.
ton Of JOINS 8. CARLISLE, Of Harrison, by
the Know. Nothings, for Congress, Car.
Isle formerly protessed TO be a Democrat,
and for 4 number q years has used his
best endeayors to get TO- congrcss-but he
was not the man for the Democracy
At last he has received a nomination by
d Convention which met at Parkersburg
Inst Monday, and in which there was only
one mombsr. we are informed, who even
claimed 10 BE- Democrat Wewill speak
Of this candidate hereafter. l. 4. ~