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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-11-02
THE GREAT RACE!
5000 Bottles sold in 80 Days
OH Dr.. Vim. Abbott lhgld..

OH Dr. VIM. Abbott Mead. :.
DrNpEE.-Th.s, arr M u~rs, aa' I'. boz
Ia thH rnlf vhir' aHI piece .' obi. I.r.r s...r
where 40 around hrr fr0rrug With I.' H." ...'..
u, f1 ilr eager luIsH.i uI rH.u H- Nf....
90 it good. .uHn1 I.nr.i i.dr.irE F.. OIL.
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s.f Huau VuIrI.t, s.FrTIu. u|.rI tIf.I.H.. ....
in,rh. ur u ,.larr Afflicted 9th
D,spepsin. CosiiyrnCss, Billions Cone
plants. J1undicr, HAD Ilumor,, Colds
Coughs, Headache, Ac.'
rice up, all 800 lt orCr i1ra bottle ui OFT. l'..'f
William Nll1u'. R.tsr.. rlLs them ll frr iu-,
tiBus:--r4 ,H't r..F fli'h 4g' sfTHHr hTs Dr. ''T
slu De- rulr.l ps well ls Cen iIuH.lHi HiIrf., H".f
rHu'i ihs, 30 pHk iiH praises With Hns f...
vuuIl ls beard f.m Nalu, Goo California. I..
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ihr weak HuI i.hffHf.I rs. BE- '"r HuH..
iHgUe.Hfrss mother. give 10 iH i.lf gh'..I... ..
tti.bsril, HHH,.t HWI., ur'IrIHc.
Tho Rich and the Poor use ~
f,r che, lsitb need thr lms h.'p.-l. pr.r....l.
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sI,I 40. above ,umrsfuis --iEr mechanic. o.. ..
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che bhrrTr, lr BIZ hJ,itb BE- often Do. uH.f ".''H.
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ylr, ui rIupIr. anil bad huu1rs, Feel obey .. DIT
a.iI 90 good lpuk.. i1 shoot obey 1rr u... H '"
ca..,s. alI have h,,1 Hr i"Hy sears. l' t"
medicine ols ity, made tl ssi. p..lst1i ' '.
,.ttl.ld o. .aie.nlrt. 30 go uT fH r'Hr 'E' N.'
Law. either Iti cgmYussi 90 N'iur, 70 r,.n'....'
,lI will restore thr trur vHikiug no hrI lave
coon. ava, Isl rum N.uf rrDI...ls a.' Pow.
,.ur uufagut. disappointed hope, H"H aHI %.
tbt. .uI.t.vufk.u - ur'I.nr,
which cost, but FIFTY 'ININ'
~. ..rs o. f7.'s| fEs H-a.g u.. '.r'a.7.
Throw ava, ,uIf uu.l.s 1.sf.uns, 900. Fl"
r,,r,r,'. r.lH,.., re- tfi,l. r.I .H Obj. 0u.' . I.'
Of DlI usrtlr William Abbott, 'uuHiI ".' ..."
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lrr,r,Ila prgrr,r.' auI Grocer .'rr..
nu..i.t. 1uI Gu,pr. vh1 urh o.. 600. a....
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tof. hr t,uus. Sc, 1t ~ State street. boston.
@. A. RICHARDS, Sole Proprietor,
- STATE STREET, BOSTON.
Boston, July 10. lsj5. N-'
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-11-02
DR.. Phelps TruSScs.

The great number II radical orcs Il llsmp
within the lat r. . wears. q, thc usc II Dr. J. W.
rbslp, Spgi SpfiHg Tiussss, IA. given them che
pr,irrrHrr over IN others, ~. 1T1DWs Hr ihs
correction ard cure Il 40 Kinds 81 islpuu.tirs ate
rsri 10 che Mbsss,husriis Grnsnl Hospital, pni
suI nee recommended ly che G,st surgeons OF To-
nrs 1ri Nmrf..l.
Sc. .,tt, zelda. T4ris. - T,,--sf o.. R,.i1z
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-11-02
WARREN NICHOLS,
CANCERS CAN BE CURED.
DIR. r. GREEN,
Scientific Indian Physician.


DR. GREEN, Ia he travel. and rc.cirches
Ia, medical knowleigr, among the lniiaps,
oIsa iae,i pcris,t rru,ed, iot Can'ers, scroala,
,-d M humars II the blpod. liz practice has
r,.r since lern attended With greater success than
v,s ever heipfc knuvn. IT, v nov ir'Hing With
r,urIsir sufsrss ddDult eases of rhronir d'srlsCf
tom 10 part. u ihe oouu,N. Pc'soUs AFFLICTED
With Canrsfs shguL Immediately avail th'mss'yr'
.fpr. Gfesn's pcrsun,l aurntiun. Scrotulous DO.
nae. s,rsiim,. comhiucd With other diseases IT
ths stomach, Luug., Liver, llnr. kiiu'y',
>plrsn, SC, 20 as o. require p'rsoual eNhmiua
ton in order io perfect cure; hut nine oct n
every ten c,sss II all thfun.c Dice, sc' ARE ourd
M medicine which ~. Grsn sends them, as be-
understands the nature III the disease b, The per
suns answering ihs questions upon a elrcuhr ~ hIgh
1lso gives reference tp cases cured aui which b.
sruI. hy mail, fee. to any one rcQuesiing %, nnt
enclosing postage sHmn.
CoasuIt4tIaa. AZ the oficr or BY l,iieu Zee Of
charge.
omoe 20 nlomGsld st., Bo.,on, Macs.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-11-02
Agricultural implements,
Camden. Field \ Grass Srrls.

r. r.. r.-rf .r fN. ..#rr1l. liH,.Hr aH ,s...-vr
rrrrr.r.n with improved uH.l.rrrF, ar aIv
..H. f1 ErHsH Hu.5.-. Of sHHf..Hr H.r.rl AND
EH..r. ..l nr.u.rH... 11I |.sIH..i F.r.Hr nHl.h
... Vr.uN o. N.f'. ,,.Iaf.. ~NHi, ~...|..,
lrI ~H..H.I II.ass iHr G.Hrr. Michigan l.rr,
lIr.a.. ,H.t.,Hnr.s Sol ~INuH. lan Mile
tHr.r.. '' .rsa Poser 1HH.I."- Machine. l,us.
..uH Tsfru. NuuHr. NH.H..s ~.,h,.. luItss
God. V.n..uHI H.t.r...u -i,rH Zoo fagl .H. Coed.
Odd. .E.....f OIL. 900 fHus .I th. uuti ur. h.rH'.
.... I.fl,T fH 60 i-.Irrr Purchasing ,'sHvFerH.
HENRY RICE Is co.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-09-22
The Maine Election,

Some of the Pierce and Douglas journals
are congraiulating themselves and their
readers that Fusionism was routed at the
late election in the State Of Maine. Pre-
cisely the contrary was the fact. Morrill,
was the candidate of thsse who were in
favor Of supporting the Maine Liquor Law,
while those Of every variety Of political
opinions, but who agreed in opposing that
law, "fused," for the purpose OF making
their opposition etfectual. The liquor
question was undeniably the main, the ex-
elusive issue in the controversy. Neither
In their papers nor in their speeches, did
the advocates Of the ID -mocratic'' caadi.
date dare to say any -aiag in favor of the Ne
sraska infsmy. Ths A1a.isis.fation was
hooied At, and the acts o. Dougias and his
eoadjutors condemned with as much seYeri
" by them as b. those who rged the cleo
ton Of Morrill,. The people of Maine are
sound on the great question OF the day, as
VIII be made manifest at the proper time
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-09-22
A Bogus Concern.

A fepor, of the New York State Comp
tzoller reveals the most gross and impuden,
fraud in the management of the National
Exchange Insurance Company Of the City
Of New York" I, appears that in May,
1854, the Commissioner reported that the
Company had 4 cash capital of $4,000.
ali paid in: but on the very day after the
Commissioner made this statement, Sl2o,-
600 were drawn out, and the balance two
days afterwards. The investigation shows
that the whole amount had been loaned 10
the Company by Mr.. J. NJ. Thompson for
"a day or swo." for the use of which $1,000
WAS paid. The substituted securities of the
bogus concern were Of the most ,rifing
character. the Commissioner not estimating
their entire worth a, more than $50 600
though it stood before the public as com.
Tany having cash capital of $4,000
BY this system of trickery the manager.
ooubtless succeeded in rictinizing a mum.
Der Of persons whose property they preten.
ded to insure. and there is certainly great
defect in the criminal Law which allows
such uDblushing scoundrels to 60 compare
lively unpublished. while term of Eve or
ten years in the penitentisry is allotted to
the less accomplished rogues, who only
sses! hundreds where these Broadway gen.
try steal thousands.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-09-22
Farmers and Horse Dealers Look Here!
DIR. 4. WRIGHT,
T. n II Any So R q T. q N

II ESPECrFULLy informs the Farmers and Horse
N Propretoss ~ Davenport and vicinity. that no
has located himself In this place. where he will attend
punc,uall. to any business IN his line.
From his long experience in the above business he
has made himself familiar with the various diseases IN
cidsus TO that noble and useful ANIMAL the Horse, in
this country and England.
Among the various diseases which he cures the
following: Rome, Bog, Blood Spavns, Riagbone, Big.
head. Snlints, Cnrbs and Gallons. Hs cures horses
that are damned In the shoulders, Fi.tuias, Poll
Evil. Weak Eyes, Heayes, aud most Of the diseases
both. Internal and externaland wherein he promis-
es cure he requires No pay sHi rae care IL estoss
He will give Instructions tn any body who may de-
sire 1, become aran ed with the pfsttiee Of vciert-
nary Surgery. His celebrated
SPAWN and Ringbone Ointment,
Il one useful specifies Ia Veterinary Prac.
tics for the removal Of Spayins. Rngtone, Wind
Calls Terpns or Carbs aHd CAilousss, Of al kinds,
by the OF ort~o Boxes. IL Is one Of the osi
useiul Stable Ontments discovered. No farmer
or Horse Dealer should b. without IL,
He also keeps constantly IN hand his infailiabic
WORN AND norr POWDERS.
He Is permitted to refer 10 the following gentlemen
of Dayton Peter Worries, John Shelaberrer and Mark
Reed; and. also, the following gentlemen residing in
Chiilico lha :-Dr. Arthur Watts, Geo Wood, d. MI
Ter OF Madeira House, g. W. Workman, Alex. Ew-
ing, Sen, Addison Pearson, ID. ID. AYREs and Han-
iei Thompson.
lie may be found al the City Hotel Davenport.
Sep. 2idiw-w3ms
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-09-22

Ngw ORLEANS HOWARD ASSOCIATION
The How ard Association Of New Orleans
held meeting on the evening on the 9th
inst.. in Consequence of further distressing
news from Norfolk, Va, and adopted res
luton proposing to send twenty more nurses
to the suffering people Of that city. Ever
since the terrible epidemic Of 1853 this As
ISOLATION has been engaged in such lubors
almost without cessation, and in almost all
points in the South. In New Orleans, the
Association has been ministering to the
wants Of sufferers since the latter end flu
ly last, with their Office open at all times to
all corners, and members exeuing them
selves actively in their behalf truly no.
bic fraternity Of charity is the New Orleans
Howard Association.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-09-22
storm At xilvaukee.--L.s, Of Life

We learn from one OF on: citizens who
wss u Milwaukee At the time, that there
was perfect hurricane on the lake on the
18th inst, About tvs miles south of III
mouth OF the river. the steamer Ssbas,opol
went ashore. She was thrown high on the
bar and the waves were constantly break
ing over her. Men, women and children
were seen on the upper deck, making every
demonstration Of grief, and in immediate
expectation Of death. Two men undertook
to swim ashore, one of them was drowned,
the other succeeded in the hazardous at
tempt.
Early ia afternoon Capt, Stewart, OF Nil.
waukee, reached the steamer with the hsr-
Dor life boat, and succeeded in rcscuing all
the passengers bat seven who had been
previously drowned. Most of the passen-
gers and crew reached the shore with
scarcely any clothing. The steamer is
total wreck. She was loaded with 500 tons
OF merchandise, mostly dry goods for Nil.
waukee and Chicago.
The Chicago Press Of Wednesday morn.
Ing gives the following additional items:-
Try persons who left Milwaukee yes,c--
day morning we learn some further partic-
ulsrs. The vessel and steamer both went
ashore in consequence OF mis;aking the
lights OF hcGsa on the South Point Tor the
lights the " Milwaukee. The steamer
is loaded with laercaahdize, mostly for Ea..
cago, and h-4 % about sixty passengers.
Of whom 49,. Tory w>re women and
children.
The men drowne4 in getting ashore from
the stea,aeE in the morning were in hfe-
boat wild the captlin, endeayoring to run
line from the steamer 10 the shore. The
boatswsmped and three men were drowned.
The captain reached the shore. The steam.
er struck abou, twenty rods from The shore,
which is represented 10 be stony beach.
Owing to the storm the telegraph line 10
rot working north, and we cannot ob;.in
any further particulars"
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-09-22

From FoRT RILEY.-The ST. Louis
Republican publishes the following extract
from letter dated at Fl. Riley on the 18th
inst
Every thing here 10 now mo'ing on
quietly and well. under the superintendent
OF the able gentlemen who have charge Of
the government. works. and every one
about the for, is in fine health. The chol-
era here, in the fore part Of August, was
bad enough. but !, gave rise TO many ex-
sggerated reports, which have done much
injury TO this portion Of the Territory. The
body Of laborers who deserted from here
were such ns could well be spared from any
place. The ST. Louis men all behaved
well, and in the most trying hour stood man
fully up 10 their Duty
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-09-22

BRING OUT your pEAD.-How the blood
has run cold in reading of the yellow fever
which many years since visited Philadel-
phia. All through the deserted streets the
stiffness of the grave was only interrupted
BY the hoarse cries of drivers Of the burial
carts. "Brng out your dead Hiring out
your dead =" Similar to that 10 the now
stricken Norfolk. A correspondent Of the
baltimore American says:
"a common spectacle in the streets is a
cart laden with collins, which are deposited
1t some convenient street corner, and re-
moved thence by the undertakers as occa-
sion demands. Three or four of these cot-
fms often stand together. The dead are
Immediately taken out of the houses and
placed upon the sidewalks; strip OF parch.
men;, inscribed with the name, age. and
date of decease Of the victim. being nailed
upon the lid of each coffin. A duplicate of
this parchment record is preserved. Tbs
bodies of the dead are conveyed away BY
carts which traverse the streets at stated
intervals"
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-09-22
BuRcLARrEs in BURLINGTON. The Bur

BuRcLaRrEs in BuRLrSGroN.-Th Bur
ling;on Ha,ek- Eye notices another burgla-
ny which vas committed in that city on las,
Saturday night The thieves entered the
house Of Mr.. I. ]. capp, and completely
riid:ed it Of everything valuable that could
be carried away, amounting in all to some
Sa5o The Hack Eye thinks it high time
tha,some kind of a night police should be
employed, as enough money and property
have been stolen during the last two months
TO nav q watch for an entire season.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-09-22
APorksps,itaa Duel.

The Cincinnati 7imes gives an sccoua,
of duel fought BY two foolish young fel-
lows Of that city. who were enabled by their
fathers being rich.to spend most Of their
time in paying their attentions to the fairer.
sex and in other fashionable advertisements.
Up TO the period Immediately preceding the
fight, they had. been firm friends and accus-
toned TO hunt in couples, bu, happening
unluckily to offer their alterations a, tho
same shrine. an "affair Of honor" was the
natural consequence, and with the usual
number Of surgeons and seconds the en-
counter came ofrin Kentucky. Three fires
had been exchanged without hurting either
of the combatants, when in order "to prevent
the further effnson OF blood" one OF the sec.
onds made known the fact that be himself
was"ensagei" to the lsly who was the
cause Of the siarp-shoo,ing between the
ed .omewha, on the ridiculous. but i, effect.
ed an amicable understanding. and the at
fair which was stained by no blood was fol-
lowed BY no bitterness. The Times says;
awe sorbear to give the names of the
young gentlemen engaged in this sfFair, at
present, as they will be known, probably.
in few days. The affair canno, be kept
secret, especially as a woman is acquaint-
ed with its particulars; and We therefore
wi not deny the fashionable gossip the
pleasure OF discovering who our heroes are,
by an ungratefnl anticipation"
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-09-22

ST. LOUIS MARKErs.-Tae st. Louis In.
tel.iqeaoer OF Wednesday says
The River continues slowly on the in.
crease, having risen in the past four or fv e
days about three feet. The weather yes
terday was clear aud very hot. We have
not experienced more discomfort from heat
any day Thu season.
The Republican of the same date says
Receipts light, with better demand for
wheat. -four, bacon and other products
Adyices from Ohio to-day enliyeDed the pro-
vision market, and large sales were made
Canyassed yellow shed shoulders brought
l0lke, packed, sugar-cured hams 10, and
bagged liz packed.
FLOUR-Country superfne at Sc; city
do % LAG &6 IS; 500 do guaranteed at New
Orleans, at s. 371a; 100 Quincy Eagle,
and 500 extra at 81 i2ls. More inquiry
for round lots at enhanced prices.
GROCERIES-We lid not hear OF a
sale. Sugar, fnily. fair SIZE. G. A. salt
II first hands held at 81 80.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-09-22

EnEEzzLIsS.-OscsrT T.. Caldwell, con-
dsctos Of the Chicago, Burlington and
Quincy Railroad, was arrested in Chicago
on Saturday nigh, last, on charge or em.
bezzling the money received rs fare on his
trains. He was at srst lodged in jail, bot
was subsequently admitted to special bail
In the sum OF 5000.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-09-22
TIE RELrEr-Fusp.-The total amount

TIE RELIEF FUSp.-The total amount
of money raised in the different cities for
the relief Of the sufferers at Norfolk and
Portsmouth, ~ the last summing up, was
$4,000, nearly half of which was con.
tributed by the three cities of New York
Baltimore and Philadelphia.-,he first
named having given S24,676, Baltimore
sas,63s, and the City Of Bro,herly Love,
s24.I0o.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-09-22

The farmers in the southern portion of
Illinois are complaining OF the wet wealth
er FThey are compelled in consequence to
postpone sowing their winter wheat beyond
the usual time, and their threshing is also
DELAYED.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-09-22

The storm Of Tuesday and "Wednesday
was very severe at Kenosha. The sea was
driven Up on to the piers with grea, fury,
tearing away the planking and doing other
damage The rloop Lady Ann, vas driven
ashore while attempting TO enter Kenosh.
hareor, and was broken to pieces 10 short
time
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-09-22

The Nebrask City Ne,cs of the sth inst.
says that over thirty dwelling houses will
60 up in that place 10 the next six weeks,
and that hundred mechanics and lsborers
are vented there.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-09-22

EPISCOPAL CosyEsTios.-A special Con-
sention OF the Pro,estan, Episeopsl Church
IN the diocese ofIllinois, meets at Alton On
the 18th Of October. The Convention will
meet for the purpose of transscting all
business pertaining 10 the annual Conven-
ton, which failed 10 meet in accordance
with the implied requirement Of the las,
Convention.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-09-22

CHRISTIAN AssocIArios.-The second
Annual Convention of the Young Mems
Christian Association met in Cincinnati on
the 18th inst About hundred delegates
from oil parts OF the Union were present.
and very interesting reports were read
in regard to the state Of the society in diff
fe,ent sections OF the country.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-09-22

John Quincy Adams once described q
certain class Of politicians, as composed
Of men "who never put forth an honest
principle but for dishonest purpose; men
who never appeal to useful truth but
with the inten, to sustain q pernicious lie"
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-09-22

FIRE AT CLEvELASD.-A fire occurred
a, Cleveland on the night Of the l7,h, in the
livery and sale sta bles Of Wells G. Co, by
which fifteen horses were burned TO death,
and several carriages and busgies destroyed.
-Four other wooden buildings burned
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-09-22

The steamer Atlantic sailed from N.w
York for Liverpool at noon on the 18th
inst. She took out hundred passengers
and sloo, 600 in specie.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-09-22

The price of advertising in the New York
Tribune is seuenty.6ps oenis line. and
shor, advertisements are preferred at that
price.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-09-22

The largest apple that we hay. ever had
the pleasure Of seeing, was shown Us this
week. u weighed one pound and three
quarteEs, and was twenty inches in ciseum-
ference. The apple was raised By A. r.
Smith, and was called pound pippin.
Bond County can beat the world for raising
fne hui,. Greenvbs Journal.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-09-22

Gas ExPLosioSs,-As several inquiries
have been nude OF US relative TO the cause
of the recen, gas explosion at Savannah !.
Ga, we give the following from the Savan-
nah N.cs, as the only conjecture We have
seen relative TO the sad occurrence
"The cause ofthis sad disaster is involv-
ed in mystery, and many opinions in regard
to It have been expressed. From the in :
formation we have been able TO obtain !,
we are induced TO believe that il was
caused by the escape of gas under the
floor, which became ignited by the ligh,
used by Mr.. Daniels, while searching for
leak in the pipe. Whatever my have
been the cause of the explosion, the oc-
currencs is one that calls for a thorough
investigation. We understand that the
pipes used in the building had been sub
mit.ed to the usual inspection, and pro-
uounced correct, but that for two days
past an escape Of gas had been perceived
by the tenants, who had in consequence
Of it, sent for Mr.. Daniels to discover the
leak and remedy the defect"
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-09-22

Diamonds Of the size Of peas were found
imbedded in the root Of tree neor Peters
burg. Va, short time since. One valued
at q 5 900 wns dug up in the street at Man.
chester, opposite Richmond, abou. ayear
ogO.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-09-22

a correspondent, Of the Chicago Prsss
says that Rockford is going ahead faster
than any town in Northern Illinois. Its
present population 10 estimated al, 1900.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-09-22
RELIGIOUS NOTICE.

Notice is given 10 the numerous friends and &C.
quainianceI Of Mrs. RACHEL HARDWOOD, that a
sermon, suggested by her recent death, will he
delivered Sunday ext (to-morrow) at O'Clock
in the Episcopal Church.
Sept. a2d, 1855.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-09-22

The IsteAigenoer says two more unfortu-
nate victims Of drowning were found at the
ST. Louie isvee on'isst Monday. neither OF
whom could be identified
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-09-22
ono. I. NIcKo1Is
CITY LOTS AND REsIDFurt,
For Sale and For ps's

Among which hrc the following.
No. t33--a Large New Rrieh Uuus.
and hgbsh streets; nnin buiIdin, en-, os,
roAsi-wcti adapted Tor large Bos,,t snu ash,d
this building israpable OF accom- moJ,, hous-
w uoaiue's, RNl hE 70 each comfoYslia ,om w
nsre .r.ht o. 40 feet on Main stree, iDs.'.ng
Harrison and extending ON eih 4, u feet
NO f4s. small house nrur,, ne,.sl.
er ofsiAth aud Perry sts VI he cen |
No. ii9. a Cottage House On Rim 81
Harrison and Ripley streets. ' street, eysu
No. $50. large and airy House w,h,.
s'onhn ." u'a corner OF sixth an. Hfstl, N,s.,'
No. i5l. House. half lot OF J,,ou,t w
offerry between Fourth and Fiut s,rsa,' "eStsa
No. i5s. lot on the blur g,
FER! streets, adjoining Col. sargsnts Nh, W. m
NO iS2. three story brick lIo,saa,
OF Second near Main, an excellent .,o,. .ou@ vi
hrst noor, thu whole house vol laI.,.d , a % W
one frame house nov used rs y nour ma .,eN1sa
tot 0txioO. a"' 'seu Hct
No. '6J. A three story brick Hou.ei r.
Hiion's addition, thc blum hou.e o. IN V''esl Nd
cd can he sold ~ make good in,s.,i ai lail
Ing large annual rctarn--s sou. N'F
No. lOf. Another brick House men, a..
Third and scott streets, 3oss,, min. ,oon. 'u'if
Kitchens, will bc sold low and on lon, s,aa eI tn
diiioh To the above We have a great ysrs,, NV
PROF. efty 10 which We invite the a,tsp,,c. ~ " Nv
geo. l.. sCk0IiS