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:R.R.R DISCOVERY N. 3.

sR. r.. DISCOVERY n. 2. 7
DADWAY'S REGULATORS. THs THIRD GnEA
IL MEDICAL DIscovEpr or RADwAY 20. one
REGutAroR is sufficient To regulate the Bowels, LIVER
and Puncteas. to healthy discharge Of their iunc'
lions Two win insure a pleasant discharge from the
bowels Mt u regular period Of time every day. -Four
TO six viii purge thoroughly all coup, and acrimoni-
Gus humcts ffom the alimentary canal.
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TIDIIGS nlN THE SEAT II Var

T[DlEGS IlDN The SEAT II FAX
!. @I he sf iaS.i.s c.:. o. eS'. '.fo%Si Tas
Great European Cough Remedy.
Read .a.a AMI i.lc %, yo.rs,s., an, -. a.;
isngs, give ,hs nejisiss . Mir Nai.
FROM DIR. RUST.
sorrs Pam, Dec. 9, 1854.
| Rsy WALTER CLi,IE.-Ds0 SDt-Dsrss - -
year have lisa occasion 70 know u slc Beneficial -
fscs of yosr ksmDsn Cough Remedy In several lssAh.
ees. and hon the representation o. Nose sso have g''
Ieys Il ~ ~ Of the bst medicines 70 ee funi, TOT
Conssmplioa and chrssls Pulnonary Complains In
general, fsH oDsanm .'rv.n., =, -
Extraordinary Cure Of Mrs. IIunnewrii.
Mrs. Hunpewsli, Of scarborough, had for Two y-av
ami ten months been afflicted With most distressing
csug wlsi sItrems Jrssure % the isng., AMI ether
painful Symptoms. Daring this time she hal eopoycd
rood phy,si.n., and sksn many q the popaar sd'.r.
eft NAny night. che obliged 10 sit up Or hours,
being able to brssAe ani lying down, hI kend. de
SPARED Of her recovery lat June she va. induced b
Try Rev. W. Csrks's Great European Cough Remedy
sia bottle, - cents greatly relieved her, ani ensJsr-
sSe her y large one, - sn,s asd ~ Me sstonish.
Of all uhe ksev Der, these two bes sIihost aS
other sedieine whatever, completely Sssasi her "
health, which sac sontinues " sssoy
Mr. and LIrs nunssweil hold themselves ready "
sver ell inquiries respecting Mo above enraoniinAry
earc and are satisfied Nat the EurOpeas Cough Nit
rs s the best remedy ksown Or Cosghs anil Disorders
q the Chest and lang AMI sach thcy r~somseDih
70 The sfhisted.
They also state that Mr. Watson, one Of their Neigh
bor. Who vas sDo-Lierci by hi. friends ~ be Ia csn.
"a sspiion, was persuaded " ny the haropeas csses
Rsmsly, ami ME rosult rapid recovery
R,ua,lsbi, cure of PAfhisie rita s,rers csugA,
so,msnieafs< ~ Mr.. Brsrsfsr, Po.tmasfsr,
Curtis csrnsr, Lngusf 81, lsb5
RKy. WALTER CL,rIK. Dear SirS-Mr. sanust
shaw residing In Gr-cBe Kennebec Co., Me- has been
siiIct.i with the Phhsc r number ~ Year,, for the
N 81 wIn,er he Distressed for breath that he could
ma lie down, Of last, hsarlng of The European Cough
Remedy he sent fSr bottle and commencoi taking 10,
be va. rraly relieved by the hrs dose, and frcm that
time he r.iei veil o. sight, afs bottles competed
eur, aud he nov de.rvs recommend the medicine 10
others as he Is fully assured that iis worthy u Me Ut
most confidence.
Trial bottles, Is cts,-Large bottles, containing hs
quantity n four small Vpes, 70 cents
Sid wholesale by the Proprietor, Cornish, Ne.
For saie, In saoo by T. GILMAN. Biddeori, Dr.
Lorf-Union Office. Kennsbunk, 8. Carl. kenne-
bunk -port, Carrier. Wells, Danisi Lii.fsd, 3,d.-
a. Lifficfslf Cap Neideek, Gorrsansr.-
kittrry, Eid Libby. North Berwick, Snow. south
Dcsvick, Thompson. Great Fans, sfsrsn SUD y.
Jsnss. Milton NILS, Foe. spnngvsle, Lord. Alres,
corsnf. WATERFORD, Alien Limerick, Brasksn.-
vevneli, Hoef. Wet Nsvhsli, Loud. south Par
u,nsfs,d Hilton. And By agents In most towns In the
Sats. WI
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BIpDEFoRD. COUNTY CON.
II. NJ. Chapman, Geo. CARL,
l.. o. Cowan, Elisha Bodwell,
Horace Bacon, James Goodwin,
A. IIalnes, ALFRED.
D. II. c. Hooper, n. ID. Appletos,
ID, 4. Somes, Daniel Gocdenow,
L. Andrews, James q. McIntre,
7. X Lane, Timothy Shaw, Jr.,
Jonathan Tuck, Francis Bacon,
J. N. Goodwin, Ira 7. Drew,
j. IIerrick.
sACo. Israel Chadbourne,
Philip Eastman, Isaac Merrill,
A. A. IIanscon,
A. ii. Boyd, EENSEBrsH.
KESSEBuSK LANDING, Joseph Dane,
Geo. W. Bourne, 4. D. Bourae,
Henry Kingsbury. W. b. sewall,
J. 4 q. y. Titcomb, VIM. Lord, Jr.,
Geo. Wise. Joseph Dane, Jr.,
Barnabas Palmer.
ERsSEBUNEPoRr.
II. y. Mason,
VIZ. Moody,
James VI. Stone.
T These Maps are sold exclusively by the Publishers
and In no instance any variations In the price.
J. l.. SMITH, CO., PuBLIsIIERs, Phila,
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GENTLEM Ell Ms
FURNISHING GOODS.

Together with grea. variety Of Fancy Goods, to b'
closed up cheap.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-11-06

LADIES' COLI FCiE.
ibt second Quarter ofthe above Institute will co IN
lnehee Oh Wednesday, September 5th in all OF II
Our arrangcmentsfor a thorough courseof instruc-
ZION IN tue various depa ailments of tho College re-
ample and on scale 10 meet the demands ne age
and spirit oithe times.
We aim to give re prac and COR.
plele course OF studies than any Of our schools for
soahe iaaies Yea, more, VIC meanIo tax Q the lead
~ the business offemale education.
ihecourse OF stadies will be varied 10 salt the cir
eumstanees and intellectual capacity ofllle puI,il
iuition the Primary Department, 81 90 rer ar
do =" =" usual course. 6 90 - :.
Languages ard higher Englis h branches 90 :.
NoTE.-Nofrfra ehargesin the Normalor
:, neutrality-suspicious..
Musison Piano, Al iodeou g uitarand
harp, $40 90 TO IL 90 " -
,..,'n'seaIc rhlhuif ih OH. 90 -
nohoehromatic .Grayoh nd Pencil
Drawing, sc, each, s 90 8. 8.
Iaiitef Mache and OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Work. each, Z an s, :.
Embroidery .orpamenta Needle Work
de-, d., mall their variety, each { 90 $. :.
diplomas WILDE given To thos,, " 10 COM
pete thorougheourse in either ofthe
departments.
Board withiurnished rooms inclgditp
washing, lghts.i fuel, stationery De "a 90 8. ..
iithe pupiifurBisics her own room, etc % o. 90 ..
al faJ intfts ~ benadc IN advance.
ihdse wishing to secure ems Of desk .cIoI
sfs'hsssiapf'! s'9n. II. II. COD DING.
Proprietorand Superintendent
Mn i: II. CeDDiks, ! 49,.
MIS-. NJ. a. Copntxa ! FnneipalS.
davenport Are ~. '55-dstf
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Rates between Philadelphia and Pittsburgh:
pENNsyLyaNIA RAILROAD.

Three Daily Through Trains, between Philadelphia;
and pttsburg. MORNING NAIL TRAIN
leaves Philsdelphia for Pittsburg at It A. NJ, anl
Pittsburg for Philadelphia at A. NJ The FAsi
for Phiiadeiphis at p. NJ. THE NIGHT EMPRESS
TRAIN leaves Phiude'ph for Pittsburgh al II, r
NJ and Pittsbnr g for Philadelphia at 10. p. NJ.
The above lines at Pittsburg with the Rail
roads 10 and from st. Louis, NO.; Alton Galena and
ChicagoIir.: Frankfort, Lexington, and Louisville,
Nv: Terre Haute, Dayton, Springfield, Beliefontine
San.nsky Toledo, Cleveland, Columbus, GAINESVILLE.
Massillcn and Wooster. Ohio. also, with the Steam
Packet Boats from and to NV ORLEAEs, ST. LOUIS,
LorisvfLIE aud CINCINNATI
Through Tickets can be had to or from either the
above places.
Ferfnrtker pa rticulars see Handouts the differ
ent starting points Passengers from the West
will 6nd this the shortest and most expeditions
route to Philadelphia, baltimore, New York, or Bos-
ton. -,
THoS. MOORE. As'r. Passenger Lines. Phiia.
J MESKIHEN. 4gT. Passenger Lines, Pats.
phiiaaeInhia Feb Sth. 1855 div.
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RailroaOs.
1855. 1855
cHICAGo& ROCK ISLAND RAILROAD.
AR en- k
NEW AHtlI .ANGEMENT h.

NEW AlsR.ANGEMENT.
and after Monday. July Sd, and until fu no.
tice trains v M leave koek leland as follows:
LIST Passcnge rtrain ut, 10 a N.
arriving alChicagoat, ~
Cd Passenger Trainat 20
Arriving NJ Chicaeoat 5 90 M
al Freight train with Cd class cars at Is
Trains arriving at Rock Island.
p,sscnoartrain nj 8 80 M
"a 10 do S 30 P M
al Era;ebt with I'd class ears at, l045 A
Altrains over this road are in direct connection a.
Chicago with trains yer boththe Michigan southern
and Michigan Central r. H. to and from Detroit, To-
ledo, Cleveland, Columbus. Cincinnati, Pittsburgh
Dunkirk Bufalo, Niagara Falls. Albany, New
York philadelphia, Baltimore and Washington,
To which places tick ctsea be procured Of s. 5. STE
VEINS, Tick ct agt.. K. r. Depot, Ri
distinct directions the destination Of their bag
gage also tickets before King their seats
In the cars as conductors only TO sta
tions on thelne of the Chicago and Rock Island Kali
road. JOHN b. EN- Supt
VIII WHITMAN. Asst. Supt. West'n. DIVISION.
Rock Island, July cd, 1855.
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Misffllaufous.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
Drag and Paint House,
Illinois stract. two doors aasi of Ru1alo.
HEWRY D, WEED,

HENRY d. WEED
TIAS in store large stock of Drugs, Medicines,
into Rock STAND which he offers to the trade at
small Eastern ri cs and ut re tail on very
reasonable terms. As hisstock purchased from
first class hsuses IN New isrk, Boston ana rhilauel
rely upon getting pure and unadulerated Drugs
Having been for the past ten years In the drug trade
he feels confident in saying that his stock Of Drugs
cannot be excelled for quality, variety and low pri
rel fsiiaSl ss' see' SA q iss MEDIcfSEs
ofihe day. among which are the following:
Jaync's Family Medicines, Mustang Linimcnt,
McIane.s g Nerve and Bone Liniment,
Ca-alry s. g Aeayer's syrup,
Halloway's Pills, Smiths Tonic Syrup,
Ointment, Ayers Cherry Pectoral,
Bulls Sarsaparla, India Cholagogue,
Townsend's g Websier's Specific,
(Yuysott's IS Lyons Katharon,
Marshal's Uterine Catholicon.
BRUSHES. BRUSHES.
Brushes, all sizes,
Hair Is :. Varnish IS s.
Horss, Seam and other Scrub g I" g
brushes. in great variety Tooth and Nail Brushes,
PAINTS, PAINTS.
Lnseed Oil, Litharge,
Spirits Turpentine, Ohio Fire Proof,
Chrome, green dry, groundvarnish, Japan
yellow :. :. Copal vari. quail
red Coach,
Red Lead, g Asphaltum,
Venetian Red. Black Leather,
Ochre French, White Lead IN OIL,
6 American. Zinc snow white,
Also. a large stock, ofLard, Whale and Sperm Oils
by the barrel or less quantity.
Persons in want Of any articles in line, will hnd
il greatly to their advantage to give me CALI do
not adv sriise prices the amount of stock have
hand, the price of Drugs is constantly changing,
and advertised prices cannot be relied upon; but
customers calling at my store at all times be sup
HENRY d. WEED,
Oct. diff 20 Illinois street, Rock Island.
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Chicago and Mississippi Railroad.
RxSf.:i ssi&s

SSAA~"o~
RE -
PASSENGERS for Bloomington, Springfield Alton
and st. Louis, will find the route via la Salleto be
the Speediest now now open to the public. and not
subjected the usual delays ~ the River BY taking
the CHICAGO & ROCK ISLAND RAILRoADto La
Sale, the ILLINOIS SCENT RAJ RAlLRoADtoBi Bloom
iBgton, and the
10 Alton and st. Louis, Passengersare taken through
Without delay In Is Hours!
Tho route st. Louis via Mississippi Riyers THREE
HuspREp NH rs and time FORTY POUR HOURS.
stage Connections
re made Bloomington with Peoria. Pekin and Ur-
bana; at Springfield with BardstowD, Petersburg and
Havana; al Viren with Wayerly; nj Cariinyilla with
HjIsboro, Van Burenshurg, Vandaa and Salem; al
Brighton with Greenfield and Seottylie and at Alton
with Jerseyvlle. carrollton. Edwardsyille. Highland
and CARLYLE The trains also connect at Sprine,d with
the Great Western Railroad for Decatur, ferrs- Haute
Jacksonville and Naples.
Messengers arriving al St. Louis. will connect with
Steamers for the Missopr Ohio. and Tennessee Riv
ers and also with steainersfor Memphis, Hieksburg
Natche 2, and New Orleans.
NPPassenger Trains leave bloomington al A. N.
and 30 p. n, the arrival of the Trainsirom the
North.
HPTiekets con be procured of A. F. LANGLEY,
Agent at La Sails for any point onthe Chicago Mis-
f. HEALING, suprC & MIR.
June 9Th, ls54Iy
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PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
M@@N u

THE Great Central Route, connecting the Atianti
cities h the Western. Northwestern, and Southwes
tern States, by continuous Railway direct, Ihis
road also connects ut Pitisburg with d2ily line OF
Steamers to all ports the Northwestern Lakes; ma
king the most direct cheapest and reliable roufs oy
which FREIGHT can be forwarded to andirom the
Great West.
Rates between Philadelphia and Pittsburgh:
First GLASS;. Boots. Shoes, Dryl -se * loolb.
Goods lin boxes, Furs, Feathers Sci
Second Glass. Books d Station-l
cry, Dry Goods lin boxes, HARDY tec. 2 loo ID.
ware, Leather, hool. &c.
Third Class..Anvils, Ragging,l 5ne n I0Olb
Bacon. Pork lin bulk Hemp, DC
Fourth ClaSS..Cofee. Fish, BAL Az n loolb
con Il Pork (psckcd)I ard d Lard Oili
UTln shipping Goods from any point Eas, OF fhlia-
delphia, he partcu!arto MARK pact age sc'a Pennsy
pania Raiiroadr All Goods consigned TO me Agents
OF this Road at Philadelphia Pittsburg, wilbc for
" rded without detention.
Ferlspr ArrSrs.-Moses Potter. Boston; ]. L. HI
liott. N. York; ]. Sneeder. Philadelphia; MagraW
Il Koons, Baltimore; Geo. c. Franeiscus Piitseurg;
Sprgman 4 Brown, Cincinnati, ohia; j s. Moore
head. Louisville, Ky; r. G. Meldrum. Madison,
Ind Ratclif Co. ST. Louis, Mo-; j. S. Mitchell q
Son. Evansville. Indiana.
II. H. HOUSTON, General Freight -sg't, FHHa.
X j. LOMBAEkT, SuPr. Altoona, fa
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-11-06
WASHINGTON NURSERIES.

INRUiT and Ornamental Trees, Shrubs, &c. Far.
II mers and others in this vicinity may depend up
on genuine article. by applying to the subscriber,
the Proprietors have loeaied grounds in this city
and DaraDI for future operations, and will, in few
days, make large shipmentst 10 this city from their old
grounds at Geneva,N Y. and have irresponsible
Agents.
Orders respectfully solicited.
once, in I'd st In Atkinson's building, between
Brady and Main SITS and opposite lie Claire Row.
Davenport. Oct 6.iwom JND. ID. WAlDO.
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Doc7iss4.dly y - ~ :
COOKING, AIR WARMING 8 yENTIIATISsl

COOKING, AIR WARNING & VENTILATlss1
SAAPLEs Of the above apparatus row ready y
- ire inspection Of those who desire TO have ~
best node Of Warming and NenulAtiNg ihnir lfg'sI
also lorCaokibg. We have the GgeHey for lhe stit
The y nst approved Hot Air Furnace and Gees
Range. which ISL! needs tn be seen to induce ihs1
Coal, Coke. ar Wood can be used.
We invite the public generally to call ard eNih
We apparatus; Only alimittd number cAh BE- oblaif
thi. i"li SO that 10 be OF ting elhera fafis
or hnnEethe order mast he LEFT early.
Cooking stoyes--a large asscrtmei on hand ~ht1
wessl' ~ greatly reduced prices.
Aug 81 -d3m. TsCIOSE a co
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DRY LUMBER.
r HAfE NOW on hand amy quantity Of Inc Desi
Mig Rmli Lumber,

II HAFE nov on hand amy quantity ftbe besi
g Mig Bnll Lumber,
- Ky9RRAHTED THEORETICALLY KiLFtDRIBD.
Nav ing purci esed several large Niscontin Raits,
= as,d asppii cd deGce from the Chicago Yards
nov nave gsaessl nsse rt,nent OF all kinds Of TIM
Ar on hand. Aiso Pine Shingles Pailings, Joisis.
Gtuddinr. Sash. Furring for sreE houses, Laih, Dc
Uz-I)nice North oftbe smiths shop, us You enter
the city bS the Camden road.
Roe. island. sepledu bEa!. y. ! Alsh.
fyIjl;An iiouse Moiasses an Barreis aud Kegs,
- syrup !.
"c" In store aud fprsaic ny
5.~,....ss4 @ BsTZEIL & 'BRo.
Carriage for Sale.
WELL finished Family Carriage thai has been
~ used bata shor time snd - nearly ~ gooo Us
nAw Afpr sale cheap Va ftF sF e I
xiss ane Of rsstern Carriage Harness. sth er
sD1nsss sns srooe asncw. ,u,rn,
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Wrolfriss.
FAMILY GROCERY.

FAMILY GROCERY.
rT,HRsuhscrber has opened stock Of Groceries in
i his house on Perry bctweenSecond and Third sts,
which he will warrant TO be Of the very best quality
and which re will sell as low ascan be purchased
elsewhere.
CIGARS.
choice lot ofCigarsus rcceiv cd and for sale v
atwhciesaie orrctail.
Davenport, Decs3d, Isss-dtf
NEW FAMILY GROCERIES.
THE subscriber has opened large and choice as
I sortment Of Family Groceries, al he"CHECk-
Erred STORE"
Front st., nearly opposite the Mills,
A fee desrs beier Bsyroes \ Prstfynan's,
Where shall always have on hand fun supply OF
aiisuch articles as every family needs, viz:
NO Sugar; Fish all kines;
Clarified Bacon, Hamsand Shoulders;
Crushed - Picked Pork, Lard;
s. II and y. o. Mol; Choice Flour;
Syrup: Corn Neal;
Coffee and Teas; Potatoes;
Pepper and Spice; Dried Fruit
Nails and Glass; Wooden Ware;
Stone Mare l White Lead:
Oil and Turpentine; Soap and Candles, Starch;
And many other artclestoo hume rousto mention, all
(which will be sold for ready pay, al the lowest pr
ccs.
willaiso purchase nlikinds Of Countr. Produce
Butter. Eggs, Poultry, Wheat, Corn, Oats, etc. etc.
May edit DAVID A. BURROWS.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-11-06

MERCHANTS DISPATCH.
TINE RECEIPTS GIVEN
FROM
NEW YORK AND BOSTON.
American Express Co. Proprietors.
A RRANGEMENTSh have been made by which the
IN shove Dispatrh is enabled 10 forward goods at a
more erpeditiess rate tAas sny lse ranxing West,
except The regular Express Company.
Farfeur by this Dispatch is forwarded via Railroad
entirely in hiredby and appropriated to this Dis
patch, aud on the regular ExIeRASr PAsssSaER
TRAINS.
Mark goods Merchants Dispatch. Care Hull & p.
Davenport, Iowa, and leav IN memorandum ofcontract
with us. sa NAfss
Forfurther particulars appl.to
A. H. fdvIsosros, Agt, 1877 Broadway, n. Y.
X. w KYYrs. - Broad 81. cor. State, Boston
or to the undersigned, Agents for Davenport and
Rock Island.
June 90. diff HULL 81 PARISH. Agts.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-11-06

JUST RECEIVED!
DY Expressat MIfeHhLL'S Emporium an elegant
I'D assortme nt of Embroidery:
White Lace Cspes'
Lace and Cautbrie Unde rsleeyes;
Laces and Fiouneings;
Ladies' toilars
Gents Shirt Sosoms and Collars.
Also
De Lame and e cashmere Shawls;
White and col. Wool De LANES;
Mosquito iaees;
French Workings and Crotehei Cotton;
Large lot ofisu4nings and Fancy Articles.
ALSO:
An exec lent assortment OF Ladies' Shoes and va
rety OF STYLES OF Fall Go DIS.
August 10. 1855 dit
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Davenport, Rock Island and Muscatine
M0gEING PACKET.
a ascEap THE wei-sbown and reliable steam
slS@arL&b er LAMAkTiNE, Capt. PHgLPs, J.
n s. Adair, Clerk, will leayethe Dayen-
port iandin; EeyRY soRsIss at O'Clock, and Mus.
cafine EVERY EVENING ATs o'eLooK. The travelling
public may rely on the panetua.y 81 the Lama rhine
to the hours named.
Forhsightor passngeapply board Arilsdt
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-11-06

Houses and Lots For Sale.
4 NUNBEb OF HOUSES, LOTS and vacant Lots,
"A pleasantly situated in different parts OF the city
lot sale on fay cradle terms. Apply to
JULIUS LYfANCE, WIN. HANSEN.
Octll-dtf
SNUGARS-6o Bbls. Refined Sugars;
- 10 Hhds. West ndia and New Orleans, for
sa's lowby JACOB WEAVER, JR., n G.
D,IJ ~
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Great Excitement in the Fruit Trade!
THE undersigned prepared 10 sell APPLES and
other fruit ~ the lowest figures, and deliver free
of charge. Families wishing nice fruit for " inter
areinvited to ca and leave their orders
Sept l9-dtf HULL & PARISH.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-11-06

LOOKING GLASSES, WATERS, &C.
I UsT received and fer sale. At the extensive
- China.-G lass and uuccnsw
Establishment vi Acssrs q. 5. WEBB q Inrgt
andcomplete assertme NJ Of French and Gprmaupiut.
Eirrcrs and Looking Glasses,
Amonga great variety, We have nperior rticlc OF
plain and ornamental Gill frame. French plate Sir
rors, ranging IN price from s5,tCto SIS &c each.
--ALSU--
mahogany frame Glasses IN size from 4lN5lin &c
2h36 IN which we offer for sale prices from 2Uc 10
se,uo-a!so superior assortment of Oval and
Square, Paper Maehe. Pear inlaid and Japanned-
Walters and Trays
Ola sizes and Quality from 10 10 ~ in in size apS
from l5ceaeh 10 SIC the sETT in price
we would also call attention 10 superior and wei
assorted stock Of KNIVES and FoRkS-PLATEE
German Silye rand Britapuia:
Spoons, lamps, Lanterns,
Tea Ladies'. Glass Curtain pinsse
Theeiiizens Of davenport aud surrounding country
are respectfully invited to call and examine our as
sorlmen which they will ind ever ready TO exhib,
TO thelr Inspection at rs. WEBB & CO.'S.
Dealers in China Glass md Queensware
20 m No. LIE CLAIRE ROW.
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HSs..Sei (tTRAYED from the subscriber, 9 miles
EE1lY~I , north Of East Davenport, about the arst
,k.4zss., Of May, a DARK RED THREE yEAR OLD
HElRER, branded with letter NJ, on the right hin
snail white spot in foreherd. Al.o, YEARLIHG
HElFEii. no mark, red and white.
Oct indw-n, J. NJ ELDRlnGE
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1866.
HALE & CO.,
STORAGE, FORWARDING AND
COW MISSION MERCHANTS,
South Water St. (near Wells st Bridge
CHICAGO, Ills.
AGENTS FOR
TROY s. WESTERN LINE.
Prorrietorst Rice, Clapp Co, New York,
aud Agenis,S y. D.. Sternberg d Co, Bnnnlo.
Marx pkgs.'T. & W line care Hale 4 Co ,Ghcago.e
FREIGHT AGENTS,
Pennsylvania Central Railroad,
Cleveland and PittstuIg Z B.
--A6ENTs-
4. J .Sneeder, Philadelphia,
John A Caughey, Pitsburg,
Magraw d koons, Baltimore,
II johnson. Cleveland.
Thos Hale having givenup business, we shailsac.
coed him in the agency OF the above Lines.
Goods mark ed 10 v III arrival NJ Chica-
go. receive prompt attention and bcforwarded With
outdeiay.
Duplicate Wa! Bills sent owners of ali goods for
warded by US.
Mark packages" CARE HAIE& co, CHICAGO"
ApFii II, IS dem
The weekly Placer herald., 1855-08-18

mere machines, and compel them at the bid
ding of their masters to disobey the dictates
of their consciences, surrender their own
thoughts into the keeping of others, and vio-
late their oaths of allegiance to the State OF
which they are citizens.
Others may choose to submit to such atroci-
Gus despotsm, but as for ourselves We de-
nounce it as contrary to the genius of our in
stitutions, at war with freedom of thought,
and deserving the open denunciaton of every
true American.
Resolved. That the officers and members OF
this council affix their name to the above.
Resolved, That the papers in this State op-
posed to this organization are hereby request
ed to publish the foregoing.
B. P. BILL, President.
DANIEL S. SWAN, Marshal.
CHAs A. TIFFANY, Instructor.
And sixty eight members.
The weekly Placer herald., 1855-08-18

The "cloven foot" has been distinctly
shown by the Whig Know. Nothings assembled
at Sacramento. as was predicted; the Whg
element of the K. n. Convention has asserted
its supremacy, and parcclcd out the political
and lucrative Offices of the State among the
adhcrents to the old Whig party. The ticket
has succeeded beyond the expectations OF the
most sanguine, and the bamboozled, deluded,
humbugged and defeated Democrats now see
the game, and are reaping the results of the
doom awarded them by the tricksters OF the
Whig party. True. the Lieutenant Cove rnor-
ship was given to Democrat-the least i'm
portant Of the political Offices of the State.
True, also, the two judicial nominations were
conferred upon Democrats, one of them, how
ever, having bolted the ticket two years ago.
But the important political Offices Of Gov
ernor, Comptroller and Treasurer have been
awarded to the Wings. thus giving to that
party the entire political patronage of the
State, forming the groundwork of future
Whig organization and the resurrection OF
that odiOus and condemned party in the State.
Our Sacramento correspondent states that all
are now satisfied Of this trick. and Democrats
look at each other with wonder and amaze
ment. utterly astonished that Democrat was
ever silly enough to 60 into Wing Conren-
ti0n and seek nomination for an Office
After completing their nominations, it will
be seen the convention adjourned, sine die.