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The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1855-01-10
observation-disclosures

LET tAe patekeorde Of fAs people be. Repeau When
possession or expectancy. as to run Of .rter every
new DOGMA, and at the bidding Of their imperial
masters. pessiawsin direct vocation o. the plain
comes the Vox Popuiisto rise. | their might, with
ou.ais.inetios odPasas. 49, So@PsioSr ss.v va 70
strike ct TIE root of our Independence, So, also
tangled nostrnm opened to the public. They not
only cndanger their own, but the lives Of their
We again to the saiietsd the use Of
McALIsTER's ALLsHRAh1NG. OINTKENf, an old and
g wsllatri sta, .sns ss.. s WIEN. sl%oss es ssTi Tin eass for g
The breast. Cofns, Spinal Affections. Fevers, and
all Fsbrile diseases. too numerous TO msntion--
ables the system to throw on all the old worn out
PsItieles, thereby rsssoT,ns to sound ana perfect
W. Coulter, Perrysville; D. E. stockmsn, Loudon.
co., HayesEille. Aagerman and Ruchsna1. Hayes
raiie; Coulter ana Goodwin Laiayette: W sPen.
Kriege. Orange HIS sees& Co. sAEanahs i. p
Bealy, Troy. lynn
Wonderful Discovery has reeently been made
by DR.. Curtis. OF this city, In the OF con.
sumption, asthma. and all diseases of the lungs
s ws Is Tsp to n Das e eSsI41 .i nssssn % vi ssai III. n Ely
method the De has restored many afflicted ones %
peTieSt hsalth: e an syidsnes o. which he has
menta physician remazkslt is evident that in
hGaing-constaatly breathing an agreeable. healing
rect contract with the whole of the erial cavity
OF the lungs and thus escape the many and varied
changes produced upon them whom intEodueedi IN.
to the stomach. and ;subjeettos the process OF di
~gestion- The Hygeanatsfor sale at all the drug
giete Throughout the country.3N r. DEeehmdu.
/ Sec advertisement of Medicated Inhalation ix
cahotheT column ofthis paper. 1ya
A learned writer, Dendy says j" DRYDEN, TO en-
sure his brilliant visions OfpoesY, ate saG fesA
and Mrs. Radcliffe adopted the same kan. Greer
tea and cofse. il Ne do sleep. induce ~dreaming-
Baptista Porta for procuring qp5et rest and pleasing
dreams swallowed hsrsG tnsgne after supper. In
digestion. and that condition which is termed I
weak or srriteb:e stomach. eonstitutc q most fruit
fluence Of repie&fen. In totally altering the sense
lions and the disposition in waking momeots, q
a proof OF Is power to derange the calculation o
pie uho are troubled with digestion, may surely
get relief from HooFLAnDs German Bitters." sol.
J 120 Arehstreet,P Philadelphia, and his agents. sw
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-Gbf MLarkets.
AsHLAsD mfAHKEr.
Asu.ArD. Jan. 10. lez,
c-LEvELAND mARkEr.

cLEyEEAED, January 8.
FLouR-Firm, sale of $50 bills goods sesfh-
ern Ohio snperfne at IS, SO, extras sell in smal
lots at e9a9 so to $40, retail at 25e per BIB
aided to the above quotations.
WMEArHDemaRd good at 81 SO Ter nixed,i
with sale of one ear load, %. 90 for white and
$3.50 for Mediterranean, receipts light, and
but little in market.
corn-scarce, and but very little ias sasket,
worth 66a6sc afoat, from cars no transations.
PorxroEs-scarce, held at las, retait il
small quantity at ! so.
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1855-01-10
By the Asia from the War.

The war correspondent of the London
Times, of Nov. 22d, gives a sad picture
of matters about Sebastopol
The relaxation of our FIRE is self-evi-
dent but our army, though weakened
by sickness, is still equal to holding its
position, and to infiet ehastisement on
assailants who may venture to attack
Nothing would 20 animate our men, des-
titute Of all stimulating Influences be-
You'd those Of undaunted spirits as the
prospect of meeting the Russians out
side their entertainments, and deciding
the campaign by the points of the bayo-
net.
"On last night there was q brisk af-
fair between the Ghasseur de Vincennes
and the Russian Riaemen In front Of the
flagstaff Battery earthwork, and the
Russians dspellcd myths about their
being in want of powder and ball, by a
tremendous eannonade. Assaults and
counter assaults continued, amid a furi-
Gus fire, which lighted up the skies with
sheets Of fame from 9 o'clock at night
until four o'clock in the morning. The
French actually penetrated behind the
outer Entertainments and established
themselves for a time within the " iuci-
ente, ~ but as there was no preparations
for a general assault, they withdrew
VoElies Of nusketry and salvos Of canon
reared through the camp during the
whole night, but few lost their rest in
consequence, for these affairs are now o
nightly occurrence
FORWARD AND BACK TWICE.
Every night about 9 O'Clock the Flag
Staff Quarantine and Wall Batteries
open q furioas ~cannonade, which lasts
from twenty to fortyrfEe minutes, a,
hard as the men can load, right into tht
French lines, and then follows instantly
q sally, the result of which Is invariably
the same. Fhe Russians push q strong
colnmn out Of the place, rush toward thu
first line, drive an the pickets and rifle
men, get up to the first parallel, Rhel
they : received rs they advance B.
the French covering parties, with
deadly FIRE they halt and ERE in return
are charged by the French, who rout,
and pursue them into Abe town, butWht
are obliged to retire by the flank Ere o
the batteries and street guns. In thil
way the French lose forty or fifty men
but the loss of the Russians in thes'
alerts must be considerable. Frequeni
ly about daybreak the Russians repea
the performance.
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- INC Springfeld Repu6lica,

Ea The Springfield Republican
says: The widow of Charles G. Torrey,
the abolitionists who died in prison at
Baltimore while confined there for help
ing slaves to run away, is the writer Of
the new and popular novel of Ida Mag.
She resides in Maine. Her maiden
name was Mary Ide, the daughter OF
Rev. DIR. Ide of Roadway, Mass. The
name of her book and its heroine is but
= simple modification of her own ia
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1855-01-10
u. UIs1H ChHttfIHsts
HueH BuRNs, Secretary.

- Ten thousand persons in the
last month visited the Patent Office
and National Institute gallery. The
new and splendid east wing of solid
marble invites visitors to inspect the
models now arranged with = taste and
distinctness never before .attainable for
the want of room,
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1855-01-10

IDA MAY-We have read this new
Anti-SlaFery novel, and acknowledge
that we had greatly oyerrated it. 1t is
far, very far inferior to Uncle TOMS
Cabin in every respect. However, it
contains some pretty hard hits at the
/" peculiar institution )" and will doubt
less have an extensive run among anti
slavery readers. For sale at BEER,s.
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1855-01-10

A Blue RosE.-Phe horticulturists
of Paris have succeeded, by artificial
crossings in obtaining q natural rose of
blue color, which is the fourth color OBJ
tanned by artificial meansHthat and the
yellow or tea rose, the black or purple
rose, and the striped rose, being all in
yentions, and the result of skilful and
scientific gardening.
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1855-01-10

8a@0LD Inns, win be found in anoth-
er column. We received this commu.
nication last week, but no name accom-.
Paningis 4 did not appear. Since, how
ever, the author has called upon us,
and ef course we cannot refuse him a
hearing.
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1855-01-10

EGeorge w. Green, of Chicago,
who for a number of days has been on
trial fer the murder of his wife by
poison, was on Saturday night last con-
yicted Nj. g. is a man of considerable
wealth, a private banker and a miserly
man. q
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1855-01-10

WAssoN s. SruBDs.-It will be seen
by an advertisement in another column
thatthese gentlemen have removed their
extensive assortment of Boots and Shoes
to the Room formerly occupied by
Johns & Allen, as q Hardware Store
and directly opposite the Bank They
have reftted the room and zaade many
new additions, so that now, their Boot
and Shoe Store as we'd as their Boots
and Shoes, can't be beat in these !" dig
gings.n
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BosroN, Jan.

a. Z Farwell s. Co., produce deal
'ers, have suspended. It is thought their
assets will meet their liabilities in full.
Their failure was caused Ply the failure
of Belcher & Co., of ST. Louis.
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1855-01-10
BALTIMoRE, Jan. 4

The strike Of the enjincers on the
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad is ended,
and the business of the Company is GO
ing on with great ctiyity.
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Jam. 4.

In reference, to the recent outrage by
a teacher of the Roman Church, the
Aims House COMMITTEES of the Common
Council have passed o resolution forbid
ding the further visits Of teachers of that
sect until an ample apology is made.
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1855-01-10
NOTICES.

EVEN Tlpr, a new publication laid on
our table by b. C. TIcKNoR, of Mans.
field. We have NOT read it ourself, but
our better half has, and pronounces it a
very good Book.
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1855-01-10

EEwell executed Eve dollar bills
On the Bank of the Valley of Virginia,
and tens and twenties on the Merchants,
Bank of Kentucky, are in circulation at
Washington.
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1855-01-10

%Littleield, notorious as the
chief witness in the trial Of Prof. Web
ster for the murder of DIR. Parkman,
has, in consequence of a painful disease
of the ear, become insane.
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1855-01-10

The GIFT ScHorrlscn, a beautiful
piece of Music, for sale by B. G. Tick
NOR, of Mansfield. Any person who is
a Musician, and fond Of the "dances
and Dresses a have this piece to
practice on.
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1855-01-10

EE Almost every day we hear the
inquiry made, where can the cheapest
and best Hats and Caps be had.n We
believe it is generally conceded that they
are to be found at MErG CAMpBELL,s,
one door east of the Post Office.
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1855-01-10

The MAY GrT, for 1855, a new book
for the present year. It is a beau
tiful Parior Book, and every lady should
have it. The engravings alone are worth
the price of the Book. For sale by B.
c. TIckNoR, Mansfield.
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1855-01-10
I SALE OF
r. EAL AND PER IN
~N 4R IN

@9
THE undersigned, az EXECUTORS of the ens
tate OF Hamilton Arthur, deceased, win
cell at Public vendne, on the premises, in the
tow 81 Ashland, Ashland Countys Ohio an
Satasfday, December %, l654bm
commencing at 9 oscloeksA M, % aid aEg.
the following valuable REAL ESTATE =
Wit About u acre 81 land, in The town OF Ash.
land, on which is BitnHted u nav tWo-6loff
frame Dwelling House. 90 By - eve 61abl11.
one small out-honseS = good well % Uatnft
fruit trees, constF.iAgS of Apple ksaeh and
Plumb. Also a good dosble-eansad
SR3AM saw Nu1lsu
Said Mill isis geed n rnnzne ned6f. saA win
saw 5000 feetin II haRrs, ana kan all The need
esla~fynabazata for nh1i1Gs Rha 1ocaiion of1ff
miIlia The bast in the 81, ahd aithouRh Fnlninn
night asd day fails 70 neett tho donand made
upca Il. ALSO. ~ IDS same time and place. viii
be sotd til 4etfoEing hT 3ka 1asEa sol
P@@PERTM
TO wit; I good Log Wagon, 1 horse, I BnarV.
] set siRgae Harness, 3 yoke 0fUx0n, I Saddle
and Birdie, and nunerous other a~rticlena ~,
TERMS OF SALE--Real Estata-Dnn.
tbiEd cash in bond one-third in nine mon1k9.
and oneathird in two years, with interest h5a
khe day Of sale. Back paymenis sec1Ssa ~
mortgage on the premises; f. 1,- Eafa-s
Personal PropeTty-Terms made known o.
day OF sale. THOMAS ARrHUR,5se1ss
s 5f MARGARETnARTHuR9qs
ExeeutoFsof Hamilton Arthur, dee. :,
Ashlspd, Noy. 20, ls5k 4w23
q p NAEA
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coGNTK IND vIcnN1TT.

TO THE PEOPLE OF AnHLANW
COUNTY AND VICINITY.
A Buckeye lad has came ofiafa,
From Hancoek cO6Hty, Ohio State,
TIC Center Troy and settled down,
TIE Heal the ills prevailing round.
fyour disease shouid be the govt,
He'll chase IL round and drive il ont;
Or 1.-THE rheumatism reign.
His finamenfs will cure your pain,
The truuh Of this il any doubt,
And feel asi IL you're going TO die;
just eallfhis old doctor OUT
And see what healing balns bs'il PIP.
One thing he wishes yep 10 know,
His remedies does montly grow;
And from the earth e1sfact1 the juice,
Which he prepares for future use.
His maxims to 1 know them well,
He'll never give you caiomels
Nor Iancet. opium, nor blue pilIs
For those donst curs but olten kill.
Dr.. L.dWILEIAMSON.
Center Troy Ashland Co. o. Jan. ,. 1885 5w34
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LOOK HERE!

7 WATSON &RTUB89 have rsmossd there
~ Boot and St0e Store. 70 the Room f0fmrrly e.
eupled BY Jehus& Allen. - eHardwnFo 6t04o, ouB
door east Of +. G.. Buahheirs dry good store, Whano
you will find them ready 10 furnish y0u with Bos1a
and Shoes or superior quality and a. redncEdp prices
to suit the times. Give us q call, and you viii ma
that you can be suited
Ashland, Ban. 70, 1855. 3B10
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A T my instance, an attachment was this DAP
n issued by VIM. Strickland, q Justice OF tho
Peace, of VermiIion Township, Ashland county.
against the properly and effects Of Michael Bulgeg.
. non.reaident Of said county, for tho sum Of my
two dollaEs and nintY- three cents, Dated the D9th
da1 ofBceember In the year A, ID, le5S
Jan. 10th. ,ssy.
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1855-01-10

IN appointed By the court OF Prooate Of Ashland
county, Ohio, sAdmfnistratDr with ne will ots.,
annexed Of Samuel Rye, deceased, and have baan
qualified As such. ROBERT G0WEU
Admir-. Of Samuel Rfis, decd.
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1855-01-10
FOUNraN MOTEI

THE uRdersigned announces to the ~eitixons Of
Ashland add adjoining counties. and all otheFS
travelling that he has taken the Hotel formerly kept
By John VaiI, where he will Be glad 70 SEQ an who
may fsvor him with Z call. A faithful 0stier al
ways in "a a, ,tssn. GEO A LEEAcK.
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1855-01-10

NOTICE IL hereby given, that the underninnod
~ has been appointed and qualified a. Hxeeutor
on The Estate of Peter Bowman. late OF Ashland
county, deceased. Dated at A shiand this 10th day
OF January Ie5s. STEPHEN W0LEs
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NOTICE is hereby given that the subscrfbeF hes
~ been appointed Executor o1 TIE estate Of Lewis
Roberts, late ofOfange township. ASHLAND county,
Jan. 10, ,55-5w13 ISAACS TULL. Exeeutor.
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Iror the A.hiaaa unssa.l

ro BORROW nc ElI.a.. pos.Ie.l las..
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Ashland, Jan. I, 1855
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WN. aaLs4oN, P.M.a
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Ohio, Jan. 3, 1855.


DEMAINING in the Post once, Ashland, CHE.
h December 3lst,s 1854.
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1855-01-10

800 :! g wTsv or n pure uegeF tear to be called q soE
Idslights which the world besides cannot real coward e - N~
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'pness IN accommodating an enemy.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-09-03
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
EE& -

THE Great Central Route, Getting tho Atianti
Gales withthe esteem. Northwestern, and southMes
torn States, by continuous Railway direct. This
road also connects al Piusburg with daily line OF
steamers all ports the Nerthwestern Lakes; ma
king the most direct cheapest aaa reliable ross BY
which FREiG HIT can be forwarded TO and from the
Great Nest.
Rates between Philadelphia and Pittsburgh:
First GLASS;. Boots. Shoes nryi &c. = ,oott
cords tia boxcsl, Fgrs, Feathers Sc, 49,
second ClaSs..Books q >taticn-l
cry, Dry Goods lin boNes), Hardy 6oe. 100 ID
ware, Leather, " oei. DC.
Third Cha s..Anyiis, Raggipgy sec. n IG0lb.
Bacon, Pork lin bulk Hemp, &c. ,
Fourth Cluss..co ffec, Fish, Ea-t 40, - ,oolb
con 4 Pork tpackedl arr u lard Ofli
1Fsln shipping Goods from amy point East 81 rhiia-
acpha, particular sark pact age .'rfa Pfsssyt
raRfa Raiiread.- All Goods consigned 10 The Agents
efthis Road Philadslphia Phtsbarg will be for
" rted without detention. 49,
Pesfaur AygNrs.-Moses Potter, Boston; L. FL
lot. ~ York; Il J Speeder, Philadelphia Magra~
4 Rooms Baltimore: Geo. C.. franciscus Pttsburg;
sprigmsn & Brown. Cincinnati, oha; J. 5. Moore
head. Louisville, Ky; X. q. Mcldrnri Madison,
Ind. RateliE& Co, 81. Louis, No. }. $. Mitchell &
Son. Evansville, fntiana.
II ". HOUSTON. GeHera! Frtfghf - Paula
II j. LoNBA ERT, SsPn. J1!teens, r.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-09-03
TOWN OF BLUE GRASS.

THIS town IL situated on a beautiful nndaiaiinE
: Il prairie 10 miles from davenport aud Is miles
from Masca,ne las on the State road. miles from
the Mssissippiand Missouri Railroad and niesfrom
the river. isyery healthy, with population OF Que
hundred of sick ness having occurred this
summer. II is within half mile of timber and the
distance Of the best cosl banks in the country
ltiswe waite red both with ,prings and wells
Blue rass contains me store, with nne open
Ing fcranoiher black shop, wagon shop. caonel
Thop. etc. Three nildin<s are row bsiBgeompetcd,
one OF ofamp pie dimensions aud intended for
tayernstand, is Torrent reasonable terms. Being
on the main travelled road and the nearest public
house miles distant, very fair nduceme1tsare thus
presented TO any one wishing to engage ia the bust
ness. A saw mills In operation 81 mllesffom the
town and grist mill is being erected nj The same
place.
Lots are now for sale in the above town very
reasonable terms and those wishing to build aud To-
cate there will have saeht induce ments
as are rarely offered. Good i'm proved farms be
purchased In the vicinity afrom Is 10 40 per
Stoneeealkepteonstantly on hand At my eoMiha
JAS. l.. FURNISHES.
Rlue Grass Oct 18th, IsJ9-wtrw,f
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-09-03
pEyxsyLyaNIa RAILROAD.

Three Daily Through Trains, between Philadelphia
and pttsburg.-THE MORNING MAIL TRAIN
ares phiia delphia for pittsburg at u A. NJ. ard
pit,shurg for Philadelphia a A. NJ iHk FAST
far PHILADELPHIA att r. NJ. THE NIGHT EMPRESS
TRAIN leaves Philaje,p hia for Pittsburgh At II r.
Nand pi,tsb arg for philades phin at 10 7. NJ
The ahov e line at Pttshurg with the Rail
roads 10 asd from Louis, Mo-; Alton, Galena and
Chicago IT,; Frankfort Lexington and Louisville,
XIV: Terrs Hante DAYTON, Spriugilcid, Betef5ntine,
Sa,e.usky Taf.so cleveland, Columbus, gainesville,
Massllan and Wooster Ohio; also, with the Steam
Packet Boats frem and 10 Nxw O*LRAsst ST. Lows,
Lo..rSvilLE aud cIxc,xsATt.
through Tickets be lad 10 or from either OF the
atoy places.
Farfartser particulars Hand-b at the differ
emit starting points. Passengers frem The West
will find this the shertes, and most expediiious
route TO Phiaielpha. Baltimore, NeS York, or hos
ton.
THos. MOORE, Aa'r. Passssser Lfnes, Pale.
J. MES kIMEN. 9s II PGssssgsr Lines, Psss.
PhEatsirhis, Feb. 9Th. ls5S d-iy.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-09-03
ALFRED ]. JANSON,
Proprietor Of the
RAPIDS MILLS, LIE CLAIRE,

yIrILLk eep constantly hand and Tor sale large
w assortmentof Lum be r. Ssnfhs Il shin.
giles of every variety OF size for bhi ding purposes
as also ri v God oreabtDet work and machinery.
Being the ad the rapids he can obtain soieet
ediogs Of best quality and la unlimited quantity, so
as keep the Mills ranhg every wees W. inc veal
orders therefore be filed ON short noiec al any
time.
He also furnishes lumber OF fulisiEes and at the
lowest casA price.
Feb. D., is55 -dtf.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-09-03
Nailroao.
1855 35 ~ 1855
CHICAGO 3 ROCK ISLAND RAILROAD,
lsEa s Rf
1885.


ny anaaf,er Monday, Jul, Cd, aud until turtle no.
" tiee trains viii leave ksek Island a. fofows:
1s,passenyertrain At, . IS A ~.
arriving Ill Chieaeoat. ~
FL Passenger Trainat 20
ARRIVING M Chicago at go NJ
5 I'D freight train with Cd class ears al & a M
Trains arriving at Rock Island.
lat Passenger train. at 30 a N
"a IA do 53uPM
I'll Freight, with I'd class cars al, 10 Is 4 NJ
All trains this road IN Direct Connection a.
Chicago with trains boihthe Michigan Southern
aud Michigan Central r. r. to aud from Detroit, To-
tcda Cleveland. Columbus, Cincinnati. Pittsburgh
nunkrk. Buffalo, Mayors Falls. Albany, New
York, Philadelphia, Baltimore and Washington
10 which places irketscan be procured Of $. 5 sTE-
NENS, Ticket gt.. K. X, Depot, X. !.
Passengers reminded ofihc necessity OF giving
distinct directions as 10 the destination OF ther oa
gage also TO procure tickets before taking heir seats
IL the the conductors collect rcs only 10 sta
tonson lifeline ofthe Chicago and Rock Island Kali
road JVhN f. = ENhs SUPP.
WI wnirxsx, ASH. Sapt. West'n. Division.
Rock Island, July I'd, 1855.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-09-03
Engine and Machinery for Sale.

INTENDING the present season to increase the
size and pacits OF ogr Floa rug Mil. Offer for
sale Engine with steam pipes, pamps, wafer
pipes, &c, &c. Also main shaft. spur " heel main
driving wheels pinious. mill sriHdies, smut mills,
&c, sc, all in good running order, to be delivered by
Isl August next Size "f Engine, - inch Cylinder,
foot stroke This hinefy viii be in constant OPP
Grafton until lst July next. An: parties wishing 10
purchase see the machinery 81 work atany time.
Those intending 10 erect a steam FlourHg Mill.
will obtain great bargain IN procuring the abnye
chinery which Is all in good order, and tai out
only because wswish to build on larger scale.
March 3i-dwtf. BURROWS q PRETrYMAN.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-09-03
NEW FAMILY GROCERIES.

THE su hseriier has opened large aud choice as
~ertfnent of Family Greeeries. NJ the "ChECk-
BRED SrORk,'t
Front S., nearly opposite the Mills,
A fer dsers heler Bsrysrs Prettgmaas.
Where shalt always have on hand fall suppl! oil
all saeh articles Is every family needs, viz;
n o Sugar; Fish all kinds; .
Clarified I" Bacon. Hams and sn9uiuersi
Crushed a. Picked Pork, Lard;
s. II and y. o. Mol; Choics Flour;
Syrup; Corn Neal,
COFFEE and Tess. Potatoes;
Pepper and Spice; Dried fraa
Nails and Glass; Wooden Ware;
Stone Mare; White Lead;
0land Tarpentinc; Soap AND Candles, Starch;
nd Rlans other arelestoo erons to menton, all
hlch will be sold for ready pay, at the lowest pr
| win also purchase sn kirds Of Country Produce
Butter, Rv., Poultry, Wheat Ccrn, Oats. etc, etc.,
NAV ss.,i;f DAVID A. BURROWS.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-09-03
WrOritrit.
FAMILY I GROCERY

yIlir subscriber has opened stock OF Groce ries in
hts hoase on Perry bctweeasceonsi and Third ats,
which he viii warrant 10 be OF the very best quality
aud which ne will sell Ne low as can be purchased
sisewhere.
CARS.
choice lot efesarsjuss received and for sale low
twheiessic erretAil.
naxnat,art nec sa1 lssI-aff - = ~ !.