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The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1855-12-08

HlNGHAMS-If any Lady wants Cling
~ ham Dress pattern, she had best call at the Sha.
ersyile cheap Store as W. have brig OF new and de-
Sept. 25. HORR e co.
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1855-12-08

ROOTS AND SHOES--Mens thick boots
~ warranted, Boys thick boots warrand, Mems calf
and kip boots, Ladies boots, Caters and Buskins.
! chetp. =
Sept. 25. AVHoRR & co.
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1855-12-08

HATS AND BONNETS JUST RE.
Sept15 A V HoRR e. Co.
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SILKS, SILKS-Bluck, plaid, striped and
~ changeaLle Silks, the largest assortment in the
county and we will leave II to the ladies TO say IL they
Oct. 9 fIORR Co:
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1855-12-08

SIXPENCE PER YARD-The best sixS
~ and quarter Prints in old Portage, can now be
found at Sept. 25. AV HCRR A. co
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FRENCH MERINOES--A large stock
i just rec'd. good Golors, good qualities and at low
prices Ladies solicited " calf and look at them
Sept,s5; AV fIoRs 4 Co.
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1855-12-08

I AIDES COLLARS, UNDERSLEEVES
IL &c-A splendid lot of embroidered, Muslins and
Cambria Collars, Undersleeyes and Chemsets. Now
is the tmefor the ladies to select any of the above
tces from the largest assortment offered in this
market, and at prices that cannot fail to suit ut
No. Phoenix Block, Sept. 9. HI DAYS.
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1855-12-08

HATS--We have large stock Of Mems
Ill and Boys Hats ef all styles, Just In, from New
York which we wish to SELL the prices will suit any
one.
Sept. 25. AVHORR Co,
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NROCERIES--HaVana. BrowE Sugar,
VI Crushed do, Coffee do, Maple do, Moiasses do.
Java Coffee, Rio do, Extract do, New Raisens, New
Citron, at P. w. SEYMoUR,S.
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1855-12-08

| DRY APPLES-lO0,o 900 pounds Dried Ap.
~ pies wanted, for which the highest market price
will be paid by Sept. 25. Ay HoRR & CO.
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1855-12-08

New Goods al E.'1S4 Seym0AFss.s
THE subscriber is now receiving a. large
i variety OF goods. which were puFchased in New
York last week al the lowest Cash prices. He would
invite his friends and Customers to callahA examine
the foowinggoods as thoy will be dextremely low,
Oct. Is. I65l. - Z. Y. w M.SEYNOUR. Y
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nRESS GO0DS-FreHeh Merinos. tips
" top colors; Coburgs Parameitas, PetsIAA Tyills,
Plaid Merinos, new styles very cheap; plain aud hg
cured DeLeinos, raw Silks, Alapaccas, Ginghamfi
SILK, and good assortment OF Black Dress silk.
Oct. 95, '54. +. w. SEYMoUR,S.
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SHAWLS-A good assortment of Brocha,
~ Long and squared, at reduced prices, and some
new styles; Bay State, large assortment and very
Oct s5, "a ~'''' '''' I' ". SEYMOUR.
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1855-12-08

QLACK SILKS, BLACK SILKS-Just
- opening large lot of Black Silks, Fig'd and
Plain, also some of those beautiful Moire Antique
Silks, for Dresses Call and see them at
No. Phoenix Block, Sept. "a. H l. DAYS.
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RYE, RYE-$5, 100000 Dollars in cash on
lU hand, which VIC wish to exchange for Rye.
Sept.2 2S. AVHORR d 90.
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1855-12-08

HATS AND CAPS=-Gent's Silk, the late.
LII eststyles, Gents silk Plush Caps Cents Kossush
Wide Awake, Boys fancy Hats, children's Hats and
Caps, good assortment, at F.W. SEYM0UR,S.
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0060 YARDS-One Case fast colors.
AOUU Prints for Ct cts, at
October 81. 1854. r W. SEYMoUR,S.
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IN BRoCHA SHAWLS just received and
W selling cheap enough to suit any one.
Oct0 A VHORR a.
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HARDWARE AT REDUCED PRICES
ILL We had desired disseminating that branch of our
business, but hearing many complaints among our
cas mers ofnGH they had TO pay at other pla
ces and being solicited to replensh our stock, have
done So and have the pleasure ofoering our
toners and friends large and general assortment OF
Hardware ut very low figures for cash. ready pay,
approved credit. Those in want Of hardware will
piease drop in andsave some DIMES, 81
June 10 1855 PREsTIss, HoPKIEs & Co.
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1855-12-08

NEW COD FISH--Io0o pound opened
~ dayat F. w. SEYMoUR's.
HEA--50 cent Tea, the best in the county;
l. al do do, better than others sell az forty cents
IS do do, as good as otherssell at s9 cite, y
atsEYMoURes
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RYGOODS.
", NJ y. - 81. = Jas. p. 'ALC0HN
WAIT & ALCoRN.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. NOTTCE

Phydelaps a. Surgeons, Ravenna, Ohio, oa,ee
: the residence of-Dr. Wait
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BUFFALO ROBES-Three Bales prim.
~ Rebes reed this day at A.v. HoRR, & Co.
Oct. 81.
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RboII SIaM bOhhethi TeeeIFed BY e1pfeeS--H on
June Is. p. w. B.YMoun,i.
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E.M. SEYM0URe KnF!S.
NEW GOnn 81

NEW. RAISlNS-Box aud Cssk, received
~ ths day At .F..M. sErAonas.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1855-05-09
FoRKeD RADIsu BENZ, }
Erie Canal, April IA, 1855.

Erie Canal, April Ia, 1855.
Gents and Sirs-Your gratifying and
inspiring letter was handed to me this
morning just as was casting off my
fasis at Spread Eoglcvilc. / hardly
need say that was about as much as.
tonished as if n thunderclap had struck
me, aud felt entirely unprepared to an
swer it at once in a manner bcfiiting the
great and glorious theme. As I've con.
cludcd to haul up here for the night I've
taken my pen and ink out of the locker,
and have also taken my seat on my chest
-my blue tea-chest | mean--to reply
to your inquiries and to give you few
of the sentiments that weigh so heavily
upon my stomach. l must confess that
| am not much Of scholar myself hut
my cook is pretty good at reading aud |
have the benefit Of his advice aud assis.
tance. I'm one of the people, and my
heart is where it ought to be, under this
tough old oil skin, and there when duty
calls you'll always find it, have moth.
ing to keep back, aud l am ready to
show hands with any man in the country
" You know me all, gents" might say
in the touching language of Patrick Hen
ry to Napoleon Bonaparte-Yo on know
me al aud it is hardly necessary for mo
to observe that was raised in these
parts and that grew up among the vir-
tues and vegetables of your fathers In
my early ycars, ere sin could blight, |
was placed on the deck of canal boat.
and ever since ] have followed the voca.
tion to which / was called by an indul.
gent parent, and have lived for the most
part on this sheet OF waters, making my
home as it were, ia the trough Of the
sea" This life has most assured, ex.
tended my sphere of observation and
sLarpened my wits. There is good deal
to see botwixt hero and Albany, and
good deal to learn in freighting pork and
onions, together with members If Con-
gress and some missionaries. Nv FIRE.
quent dealings, too, with the New York
merchants, however much they may
have been calculated to strain my morals.
have tended to give me broader and
higher and deeper views of human ma
ture, Yes, | have enjoyed privileges
in my chequered existence, aud have
been enabled by the blessings Of Provi-
denoe aud some fortunate speculations
in butter and cheese, to lay up triae
against a windy day, aud to erect for my
afiectionatc wife and beloved children a
family residence, which am proud to
lay, stands twenty by thirty on my own
land, aud combines under its hospitable
roof oil the modern improvements, i'll.
eluding a wash,boi,er and pump in the
kitchen, Still, gentlemen, notwitLstand.
ing all these advantages aud my position
in society, had no dreams Of political
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1855-05-09
SwEDENBoR6iAN FUNERAL.-Tl

SwEDENBoRGlAY FUNERAL.-The
funeral services of Miss Grey, adopted
daughter Of Mrs. Mowatt Richie, of
Richmond, Va, were arranged after
tho very appropriate and beautiful man.
ner Of the Swedenborgians:
The coffin was borne into the church
by six gentlemen with white Grape tied
around their arms with white ribbon.
1t was entirely covered with white
merino at the head and foot were
wreaths ofeyergreen and white flowers,
and in the centre a bouquet of the
same, and kind of drapcry was loop
ed up round the lids with evergreen
and white blossoms. The hearse was
drawn by white horses, and draped
with white, instead of the usual array
of black. Mrs. Mowatt Richie, as
chief mourner, was clad entirely in
white, and thus paid the last tokens of
love to this otherwise friendless orphan
girl, whose short life she had rendered
comfortable and happy, and whose last
moments were full Of beautiful tran
guilty.
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From the Providence Journal.
The Presidency.
TUE CANAL CANDIDATE.

Spread Eagleville. April l3, 1855.
To CART. PERo TuRBocKs,
Commander of Canal Boat Uncle John
Dear Sir-It gives us pleasure, as a
committc Of a large and enthusiastic num-
Der of our fellow-citizens, to address you
on subject which is near to every A.
merican heart. 1t must be evident to
you, sir, as you cast your eyes around
the horizon of our common country and
survey the past and the future, up and
down and cast and west, that crisis is
now even high in the heavens and ready
to sweep down upon our destinies with
broad and exulting wing. We refer to
the great question Of the Presidency.
This question has, without doubt, often
occurred to your patriotic mind. and we
are ready to believe that in the silent
watches of the night, as you paced the
lonely deck of the Uncle John, you have
often INDUCED the fond hope that when
in the progress Of events the people Of
this country should ngain look for a
strong head and stout arm, to preside
in their councils and bear aloft the Star
Spangled Banner" some man might be
selected whose Democratic impulses and
indolnitable energies would speed the
cause Of human republicanism-
From Greenland's icy mountans,-
to the dark.bue shores of benighted Af-
rica. and the dark green archipelagoes of
the celebrated Tonga Islands Need we
say, sir, that the citizens Of Spread Ea-
glevillc look to you as man able and
worthy to raise from the dust the ark of
our political safety. to erect again the
PROSTATE standards Of an enlightened
public opinion, to rear the downtrodden
liberty poles of an enthusiastic nation.
aud to illustrate those great principles
which have always been inculcated in our
District Academy Need we say that
we ask the privilege Of elcvating you, sir,
to the Office which Washington once held,
and to that mahogany chair which is first
in the hearts ofSo many of his country
men
We trust not, and We venture to add
that if agreeable to your feelings we
should like to have recorded expression
Of your sentiments on such matters as
may suggest themselves to your mind in
connection with the subject of our letter
We ask this in no improper spirit, but as
members Of this flourishing community
aud sons Of those who died at Bunker
Hill. We believe. in the expressive Ian.
guagc Of those who buy and sell that no.
bic animal-the horsc-that YOU are sail
over sound We solicit a reply merely
for the sake Of form. and to crafty the
editor of the Trombone of Freedom, who
has already placed your name at the
head Of his columns in large type-and
who is desirous to publish your letter as
political clincher.
viii you take an early opportunity
to favor US with your answer2 Await.
ing which,we are, with sentiments of the
highest esteem and deepest consideration,
your most obedient servents,
PRESERVED Coon.
TOBIAS WATTLEs.
MoNoNGAnELA SWEET.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1855-05-09
Patents.
AMERICAN AND FOREIGN
OFFICE.
AGENCY FOR BUSINESS.

AGENCY FOR BUSINESS.
1Vtth the u. s. Patent Office
Washington,
No. &c State ST., opposite Kilby st Boston
IMPORTANT INFORMATION 10 in
l. Inventors - The subscriber (laie Agent
of the U. S, Patent Office, under the act Of
lS37) determined 10 present advantages, IN
applying Tor patents, superior 70 those offered
inventors by Others, has made arrangements
whereby on applicant. ms prepared and con-
ductcd by him, THIRTY DOLLARS (in>
stead of twenty, as paid back by o'hcrs,l will
be remitted hy him in case of failure to OBJ
tain patent and the withdra wal through him
within thirty days after the rejection. Ca
vets, Specifications, Assignments, and all ne
cessary papers aud drawings, for procuring
patents in this and foreign countries prepared
and advice rendered on legal and scientific
MATTERS respecting inventions, and Infringe
inents of patents.
Inventors can not only here obtain the
specifications on the most reasonable term
but can avail themselves ofthc experience Of %
Gears practise, an extensive library of legal
and mechanical works. and correct accounts
of p ,tcnts granted in this and other countries
besides being saved a journey to Washington
the usual great delay there, 0s well as al per-
sonable trouble in obtaining their patents,
Copies Of claims OF anv patent furnished by
temitting one dollar Assignments recorded
at Washington. r. II. EDDY,
Solicitor of Patents.
During the time occupied The Office Of Counis.
t,oner Of f~t"nt,, ". Eddy, Esq.. of Of Boston.
did business at the Patent Once, Solicitor offat.
cute Ihere were Few, ifHny, persons acting Ia that
capacity, who had much bnsines, the patent
oee; sad there none wko conducted IL with more
skth fidelity and success, regard Mr.. Eddy a. one
Of tho hest informed and skfui paent ors
in the United States and have hesitation in in,urn ne
Inventors that they eaunpt employ person more com
"A af etr
form for them early aud favorable cu,sd.
CITATION Of the patent office.
. EDMUND BURKE, Late Communication Of Patents.'
PArEsT OFTicE,--
"R. u. EDDr, Eco, Boston Mass.
"Sr.-Y Your facilities for the prosec IN OF any bus
ness connected with this Office equal TO tho.e OF
snv other aReni. ! hmyer respectfully, Your, &c.
THOMAS EWBAhk. Comnisiouer Of Patents"
22-ly.
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p l)ortrp. o
Song of the Blue Violet.

Song of the Blue Violet.
ny MRS. II. =. @. AREY.
Down by the brooklct's side,
Where the soft waters glide
Gently and swecty and away to tho sea-
Lifting my tiny bell
Up from its leafy d,ll,
There Is my birth-placc-the dwelling for
There, where the " wild-bird's song
Chants through the summer long,
Strains of affection uncbanging and true,
Formed by fairy's wand
Claiming no care, stand
Wooing the sunbeams and quaning the
dew
Not where the diamond glcams,-
Not where the wine cup streams
Jars not the revel the bowers that
wrcathe;
Sought for no fcstal hall,
Priced by no pride at all,
Care heaps no signs on the pure air !
breathe.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1855-05-09
u MON NURS ERIES,

For sale, this spring, NJ usual, at this well
known establishment, very extensive and
excellent stock of
Fruit and Ornamental Trees,
SHRUBS and PLANTS of every description
including all the choice varieties, Of the
Apple, Pear, Plum, Cherry, Grape, Goose
berry, Currant Raspberry, Strawberry. &c.
Ornamental Trees, Flowcrhg Shrubs, llar-
dy Roses, Dahlias, Phloxcs, Peonics, Mis-
ccllanrous Border Plants, &c. Also Buck
thorn Plants Tor Hedges; Cuttings of G apes,
Gooscbcrrcs and Currauts; Scions of Fruit
Trees Plants of Rhubaib, Asparagus, Sc.
&c, &c.-s e5-All grown herc-undcr the
immediate supervision Of the undersigned
and warranted true TO name.
All ORDERS enclosing payment, carefully
and promptly executed.
For Prices, &c, see the General Catalogue
of these Nurseries for the spring of 1854,
with Supplement for the Autumn of that
year, which will govern the sales this spring.
Catalogues forwarded to all who apply, Oh
receipt oi one postage stamp.
Address, J. DATTEY, Agent.
Union Nurseries,
KccscviIe, y. Y, 3d Mo, &c, 1865 50,6t
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1855-05-09

week two hundred and fortythrce pounds.
My morals are good, although Ihave
been in the habit of using tobacco, rath.
er more or less, since the earliest dawn
ofyoutb. Think I'll suit, but Of course
it is not for me to say. Gents, | am in
your hands. All I ask is, as the great
Julius Caesar said, fair play aud no
gouging."
Your respectful and humble servant
to command. PERO TUBBOCKS.
Master of the Uncle John.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1855-05-09

DR.. John Cummings, of Loudon, has
been iecturing in Glasgow on " the phys
ical and moral signs of the End of the
World" which be believes will take
place in 1865.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1855-05-09
MIDDLEBURY
FEM ALE sem IN A R Y.

The Summer Quarter will begin on Mon
day, May Z, and continue eleven weeks.
TUirios--in Elementary English, SO 90;
Higher English, "a 90; Latin and English,
So 00 Drawing. 54 90; Painting in water
colors, 500; in Oil $500; Music, $1,000
Board in Seminary Boarding House, in
cluding Room, Lights and Washing, S25.00
per quarter. Rooms for soi-boarding can
DC readily obtained.
Bills payable at the middle of the quarter.
W. F. BASCOM, A. NJ, Principal.
Mrs. \. +. B,sCoM, Teacher of Music
Miss j. S. JOKES, Teacher of English
and French.
Miss II. KrLDornS, Teacher OF Drawing
and Painting
Miss II,RRiEr l.. TLDfN Teacher of Music.
Middlcbury, Vt, April ~ 1866. /;
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1855-05-09

Talleyrand, famous for his epjglam.
matte sayings, onee defined the eharac-
ter of the Russian Government to be
''a despOtism tempered by assassipas
ton"
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S. HOLTON, JR.
DEALER ~
WATCHES, CLOCKS, JEWELRY
AND EAMGT NNNMSa

~. al ~ " &l.SI " " ~%~LGp
MIDDLEBURY, VERMONT.
All work done in neat and durable manner,
l1g- At low rates. 81
HzOWN'S Series of School Books for sale
IL by A. II. COPELAND.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1855-05-09
CroWbars.
New Furniture.

Sofas, Bureaus. Hair Seat Chairs, Hair
seat Rocking Chair, Centre Tables, Wash
Stands, Mattresses, Bcdstcads, Sc, for sale
by z. DECKWlTu.
Jan. 10, 1866. 3S:
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1855-05-09

l. Learn one thing at time.
2. Learn that thing weR.
3. Learn its connections, as far as
possible, with all other things.
4. Believe that to know everything
Of something, is better than to know
something everything.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-02-19
pENNsYLyANIA RAILROAD.

Three y .ily Through Trains. between Philadelphia
and Pitlsburg. THE MORNING MAIL TRAIN
leaves Phi delphia for P,ttsburg at Il A. NJ. md
LINE leaves Philadelphia at p NJ. and pittshure
for Phi,adelIhi all r NJ. THE NIGHT EXPRESS
TRAIN leaves PHILADELPHIA for Pittsburgh At l., r
The above mes connect at Pittsburg with the Rail
roads TO and from ST. Louis, Mo-; Alton. Gaiena and
Chicago H.: Frankfort. Lexington, and Louisville
XIV; Terre Haute, Dayton, Springfield. Eelef,ntine
Sandusky, Toledo, Cleveland, Columbus. GAINESVILLE
Masslon and Wooster Ohio; also, with the Steam
Pack eli Boats from and to NEW LEANS, ST. Lotus,
IotIsvILt aud CINCINNATI.
Through Tickets can be had to or from either OF the
above places.
For further particular. see Hand bilsat the differ
ent starting points. Passengers from the Wes
will, fluid this the shortest and most expedition:
route TO philadelphia, Baltimore, New York. or Bos
ton.
J. MESkIMEN. yig't. Passenger Lines, Pitts.
nd .lnla. Erh slh. ls11 d. IL.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-02-19
Lots in West Davenport

.Nn Lots in West Davenport for sale one fifth ras
~ dow bal. IN i, 2. 3and years per Ct Interest
TO be paid annually. These lots contain from . 10
acrcs3 each on some Of which is good timber.
Also from 70 acres land delightfully."- situated tor
country residences from any part OF which tue CITY OF
Roct Island. ard many iiles az and down Inc river
can be seen pay in hand, bal l.. Q, andA years, in
teres, at 6 per et apply to
Jan 21lh. y. =. FaDS.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-02-19
Splendid Building Lot for sale.

THIS Lot l5n 9Th and ls6 on Perry streets ee
l ing North East corner of Perry end eth streets =
From AN, part OF this LOT is fine view OF the City
Rock Island. u y and do sn the river IN iies.
Any gentleman oftaste cannot out admire 'his rare
and cuviabe site.
II can b. snb-dyded into lots ifdesired, and SOLD
on reasonable terms, il applied for soon to
Ian. q 49, . y. % =.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-02-19
Mrs. KR E 3 s

RESPECTFULLY invites the ladies of Davenport
and ycii lily. 10 please call al her Cheap store al
The Corner of second and Perry SITS. have chang
ed my name | also have changed my prices, where
may be found great bargains an selling eisht do-
lar bouncts for dollars. aud four dollar oohnes
for two dollars All my bonnets have made III my
own establishment. There is no eastern work about
them. have u Pnking Machine for the purpose OF
,,1, Jan oYtt-dn
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-02-19
Valuable City Property.

CONSISTING of Dwelling House, Store and
y Fancy Building Lots.
The subscriber has had the following added TO his
large Catalogue of Real Estate. TO wit:
No 4o-A Two story Brick Dwelling House, earnar
a eth and Brow streets. being lots Il in Block 3
Forrest & DiIion's addition. The house is well I'm
lshed, pastered the outside, fourteen rooms,
large Barn Il good wei and eistern. beautiful To-
caiion for private reside nee.
No "A Brick house on the North sic e Of Second
street. one door west of Ripley, being hlfof LOT
block 9. A z cd business 81 nd.
No IA lot west OF CanBon's Saw Mill having a
river GO running back Second 4oo
feet. An excellent location for Saw FIGURING
Mill.
No 43-West half OF lot block 80 fronting sn 9th
street west Il Harrison.
No 44Lot Bullock "a fronting 9th street, between
Ripley and Scott. EEH 4 FL
No 45-Lot l, block SO, corner Of Warren and 9th
streets. The last three are all beautiful building
sites.
No 45--I4ots and 5. block oS and
No 41-East half of OF ;, block 4. Green's addition
Also the following tracts fannproved and TIMBER
land in Clinton and Scott countless:
No ass quarter of See y Isl ltn acre
North half . ID I G. Z 800
n quarter 81 g Il lot "
" ofN w quarter "a 80 80 =
w OF n E quarter - s5 81 90 :.
" Of s Il quarter . IS 81 go +"
Partof 5 WA . !, Ies 60
Part of . 10 90 X la1 o.iGo
These tw o lots are all timber.
Eas, h na's ar so 100 acres
GEOtGE l.. NICHOLS. Agt.
n W corner Main \ SECOND SIS,
Jan %. Isas Davenport.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-02-19
A STORE IN LECgAlssE

j IsOR SALMON Main street opposite Doctor James
| l. Gamhie's Office; excellent situation for an,
kind Of MeFea tile business: the building is Fifteei
! feet front by thirty fret deep, Two stories high ard
rents for IG0 per AMMAN; viii ~ sold great bar
gain by jan H. GEO. L. NICHOLS.