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Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1855-12-11

OWES SUPERIOR COLI;ODEU1N:;- 80
| new, and elegant remedy for burns. BruL5c:'
Cuts &c,EfoE sale by c. E. BELLER co:
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1855-12-11

rODGS(lN,S Ola MONO CId EN I. --F''r
I io;nIner Broken CHINA, Glass, Nod and cveEI
o'F Npr ,i, ~ % ''''~' C. Z. BELtER & co.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1855-12-11

T,p,JD eGRATHsS ELECTRTC OIL.
u "a article is for sale in three scres-95 cent?,
De- =. aud SI,01 See advertisement apl5 call.
u. L 81. SMITH.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1855-12-11
SITECFCAL AND MECHANICAL
DTS=TNIST

THE undersigned tenders his thinks to the CHI
z,us of Rarper's Ferry and Bolivar, Tor thnit
LIBERAL y,atroraqe during the time lie has been With
thcITi Sad having permanently located him5Slf j.?
share OF the patronage of that place, and the surround
ing Community
Those dcs:rinsr teeth eKtracted-artifcial teeth
sertcJ-eithcr on pivnt Or gold plates, have IL
done in the most nlodern and scientific manner:
J. S. ECLABAGGTK.
Gen. On 1s5a
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1855-12-11

EUDKIN.s OINTMENT, L"udGns all, licHT.
j ing S"lv McAes's DO M%s.TTG MG t, ,o
r'oM,s Irons Godfrcv's Cordial Fultngstons nag
man nna,, 81 ~ 10y ~, C. r. BEALIIR s CO
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1855-12-11

A ADMIN TSTRAT0RsS NOTICE.
ALL persons indebted to the estate of the late Tho
mas b. Washing tcn are hereby requested 70 mako
Immediate payment and those having demands
againstsaid estate llpresent them PF0EOr
ESBSS[<A ]. WASHINGTON,
RICE44RD d. WASHINGTON.
Mach RI f5.5E. Administrators
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1855-12-11

--on,,n = crDma q having returned from New
o Yar ~ with bis FAN pu, r9Rsc.tly lnyts5
he attention # t Gentle = assopsn ,o
CLoTfts. CASsIMEREs yEsTIn s4s' ST. &C. s,.S
which have been very carefully seieted lis 81 The
r;oEsSt and most fashionable fabrics sYsF oftsr %
the County.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1855-12-11

<AHhA~ - ~ - - 'S~A - -.
FIEEE Tartchcss model of this s1rsr1 tot, its eK
Guisitc finish and air Of high sV Nlll distiD8isi
it az ttc HAT OF TIE SFAS+FH7.
Taiti.lorc, OCtob.f 6, iSo0.-Iy.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1855-12-11

i l'' Ni1Inin"th Lottery
OnS,tpr,!,y 29,h. So 400 Capital Prize.
Iaf2J DJJ 900, $50 100 of loco; 100 OF ,090;
Whole Tickets. go; Halves $40; Quarters So;
II ,hts s., 80, Packages OF Wholcs $2S2; Halves
.S'3l; q rtrto-s S67; Eich,hI ;325.
10 RISK, NO GAM
single Package Of Tickets which cost G25 OF $50
81 .g.v son .n Independence for !it" We bave
Iii m.y instances - here merchants about to give
b. all Irges aud thcu purchased Package Of Tick
..uf g. AS.ri K GO. a. u last resort, and behold
b. r.raI, w,s iIl,t Erac--les - prize enough 70
- al .s .rD's '.ni snn..e his vile aud c!'iidrcn sP
- The same we had wlh fnrincr from Green 90.
?t sbo t:'w the Carita! Prize az our ott"e.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1855-12-11

II A CARD.
lIR'S. CORDELI. aud BLACKBURS hcve entered
into :, Co Partnership in the PRACTICE OF NED
CINE and will be ready to attend all professional
calls, nj ght and day.
Tn. Undersigned takes this occasion TO shy that no
intends in future 10 give his undivided attention 70
tht. nrnrticc of Medicine as above stated.
Jan. ., I355-tf.- II. s. BLACKBURN.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1855-12-11

JEFFERSO n FRM FOR &ALE
TENHln crsirned tGersr sale his FARM on " hCiI
he resides in Jefferson county, Va, situated "a
the east side the ncrandoah river, nsiies south
Gast OF Char!vssowu. The tract cUpttins
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-06-13
Ho 81 Runners.

! These public nuisances have TO be licensed
I before they can exercise their vocation
in the City of Chicago. That the police
sre very s,ric, in enforcing the ordinance IL
illustrated by the Press in the following ex-
smple:-
The law may bear hard occasionally up
on innocent individuals, and in a case VIII, h
occurred last week, where a merchant from
Iuu a. no had been week at a hotel in
this city, and been much pleased with it's
euterts nm NJ brought himself within the
penalty At leaving the hotel he aske
Tor and obtained some cards, intending to
dstribute them among his friends on the
other side of the Mississippi. At the depot
as he was waiting for the departure Of the
train. he overheard some new oaH.ers wish
ing they knew Of good home TO go to. and
HE bepevolense would not allow him TO
withhold from them the requisite iniornia-
ton, so he stepped forward and recon mend
ed the ho,e, which had accommodated him
40 well, and to prevent mistake fumbled in
his pockets and produced card for their
benefit A policeman watching the opera
ton, could see n.thirg more in II than .
very gentlemsn,y way Of playing the runner
andiinsisted on the CON pany OF the nerch ant
10 the nolice Office, where me Justice VAS
comreileJ 10 eoe him I'VE dnisarss"a eos's.
ss.. olace = here the Common Iouncli
| .n.y with great propriety remit the fine,
\ but we do not wish Z. see the s'riciness OF
the ordinance ablted q particle"
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-06-13

In d conversation, yesterday, with a
friend, reference awas made 10 the conf
menccment of the military career Of Fred
eric the G.cai. 1t IS con ,what surprising
sha, tho man who Afterwards proved himself
20 be one Of the creates. & snerals tina, the
world ever saw. saould have been SO over
come by the "noiss and can u.ion." Incl
dent = his h,st feat a. arns. We laste
frem Macanlay the following paragraphs
descriptive OF Frederc's irst appearance On
the sage as warrior:
"Silesia had been occupied without a
battle but the Austrian trooea were ad-
vancins To the relief of the iortresses which
still held cut. Ia the spring frederic re-
Joined his army. tie hal seen little OF war.
and had never commanied any great BODY
Of men in the field. II is nl,, therefore,
strange that his first military operations
showed little Vt that skill which. at a later
period, was the admiration Of Europe. What
: connoisseurs say OF some pictures painted
I By Raphael in his youth. may be said o.,
| ,his campaign. In was in Frederc's early
bad manner. Fortunately for him, the gen.
I erals to whom he was opposed were men Vi
small capacity. The discipline OF his osn
troeps, particularly Of the infantry, was I'm.
equalled in that age; and some able and
experienced officers were at hand to assist
him with their advice. o. this. the most
distinguished was Field-Marshai Schwerin
brave adventurer osPomeranian extraction,
who had served halfthe governments in Eu-
! rope. had borne the CO omissions Of the
| Sta,es-Gencral OF Holland and Of the Duke
| o. Mecklenburs, and fought under Marl-
borough at Blenheim, and had been with
Charles the Twelfth at Bender.
/ Freleric's first battle was fought at Mol
\ witz. and never did the career of great
commander ven in more iaauspiciou :
m amer His army was victorious. Mt
only. however, did he not establish his It'll,
/ 10 the character OF an able general. but he
1 was 30 unfortunate as to M Ike IL doubtful
wheth. he possessed thu vulgar courage OF
sold er The cavalry, whici he Command
/ ed IN person, las put to flight. Tnarrus-
tom. d To the tumui and carnage of : field oi
battle, he lost : seii-possession. and list.
ened too readily to those who urged him T.
save himse f. HIS English griy carried him
| MANY mites from the field, while Schwerin,
though wounded in two places, manluiy up.
held the dav. The skill OF the old Fell
| Marshal and the steadiness OF the Prussia
ba,talions prevailed; aud The Austrian army
was driven IRON the field with the loss oI
| eight thousand men,
The news was carried late at might to q
| mill in which the king had taken shelter.
II gave him bitter pans. He was success.
| tns: but he owed his success TO disposition
which others had made, ard TO the vsior o.
men who had fought while he was flying
), unpramisng WAS the first appearance o
The greatest warrior of that age."
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-06-13

ASH ,urn Of fortnight OF more in South
ern Illinois enables US 70 speak from pct
s,nai observation re speeding the present
state and prospects OF The growing crops III
III j, region. We may say generally that
We have never seen 50 large a breadth un-
der cultivation. The increase is owing
partly to the opening OF new farms and H.
the numerous additions made TO old ones,
and partly TO the almost total failure OF last
seasons crop consequent upon the extra
ordinary drouth which prevailed in that por-
ton OF the State W. heard the products
of this years growth estimated BY very IN
telliuent men as Likely to exceed those
any former years IRON twenty-five to enc
hundred per cent. Probably mean be-
tween these two extremes will not var!
much from the actual result. We oun@
all manner OF crops look,ng exc etingiy
we'll. Some ids Of corn ha already re-
ceived their third piowing, whiie otherfie lds
were lust bs.ny planted. II is ons OF the
advantages ct Southern Illinois that the
process Of putting in crops may be contit.
ued over several weeks, the sssson Com
mencinp some weeks earlier and closing
later than in higher latitudes. The cut
worm was doing some injury 10 the latest
planting, but not 10 serious extent The
recent unreasonable cold weather had also
impaired sickly, yelio~ish color TO the
corn, but lew days OF genial sunshine
would enureiy recover IL Nothing, in
short, but a repetition OF last years dIout
can prevent the farmers in this region oi
the State from realizing a most bountiiui
crop OF this staple. Wheat, rye, oats ana
grass are looking uncommonlv well, aud
are entirely beyond the reach OF drouth. In
deei some apprehension was felt lest the
frequent rains which have fallen OF late
might rend r the crop OF too rank growth
and superinduce rust in the wheat, Som.
/ Il Ids vi the LITTER are however beyond dan
Z from this source. In Perry, Jackson.
| Union and Alexander Counties. We saw
| fields which h I'd Already ssumed godsa
yellow, and which within a fortnight al east
will be ready Tor the sickle. We heard III
various neighborhoods OF the army worm
cut worm. chnch bug, weevel, etc, but W.
| hear OF them very year and tlkt couhtr,
still grows large surplus The locust ha
also app AIRED in Egypt in immense hun
|. bers. and fears are entertained by sont
OF dam re from them, but thus farstht.
! have deported themselves in the most unrx
ceptionabie mann r. AM We trus. Will con
tinue 10 do 81 during their brief stay. d.
spite all drawback, real and imaginary
we are c1nfid n, Egypt will give better
account o. herself tine present year thar
sle has ever done befnre. We hid aimJss
forgotten tosay, that the pruspe, for APP
piles, p aches. plums, pears, caerTes, cur
rants and grapes was never IN IRE hiltering
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-06-13
DIEr,


IN tha 18Th uh., ions soLoxos, Of Andrew, Jack
.on County, Iowa.
The foil wing resolutions were adopted
by the Perry DIVISION S. of T., of which
The deceased was member.
Where $, BY the hand of Providence; ~.
have been called to llms,g r,,. .as
s,eemed R.a s..s1 ii The death Of Brother
solomon, this Division has lost WORTHY
ncmb r, Society useful citizen, mis- fami-
iy an slectionate father and devoted hus-
4and
Brother Solomon was never ceasing.
yer enduring co-workrr in the great moral
eform OF Temperance, prompt to duty, zeal
,us in doing good. ever at his post. H.. has
'fAueathed to us an example worthy OF i'm
ton.
Resoiu d, That while we deeply deplore
the loss Of our Brother, we recognize the
hand ofOmnipp'ence in calling him to the
;onsummation Of his highest hopes. and
hat while g DOM rests upnn us that death
with its unyie!dng grasp has laid our broth
n low, our JOY is iuii with the assurance
hat our loss is his infinite g.in. His pill
trimage is over: he has rested from the
:ar. OF lie, and journeyed to the embrace
II III m who doeth ! things we'll
Rsso.csd, That We deeply sympathy
With the bercaved family, and tend r them
Iur condnl nee in this their affection.
Resolved, That the members of the Dri-
ion wear the usual badge of mourning
hry days.
Rssot I'd, That copy ofthese resolutions
- presented TO the family the deceased.
md one 10 the Be lsvue Republican, with
requrst To publish.
Davenport papers plcaae copy.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-06-13
"bt-Elrtr'c,zsrt
ALsxED saNDss,ss. ssisor.
Davenport, wednesday ,ass y, Aass.
.u,.., r,... cabin !

II nst the Mnrt wonderful prodaction,
the snccesso NJ hss been N. m IS. mar.
ve.leas 4 n 4 Ia 'iaSs. -lassa article On
slavery in m. u Sa,s>. II, EEnburgh R.
virv ass.ris rs, tha sslrs. Of ,yuaels Tens
Cabin is The ma.t lnsvelia s. literary ihe-
nomeapn ihc ~oflIh has. eses exprsssed.-
I. swim, ,nt nf view the hun ifeds 81 ,hous.
aus. III cosies sali IN Ancric-, il state.
that BY the -nl 4; lisa more than one mil.
lion Of copies had been said ia England
Ten tim ~ ~ msnv A. have been sold Of any
work. cxcert The Bib,> and Payer Book
4, Frsnre <U,~.e TIN" still covers the
ship window~of the Baulsvards. aud one
pahli~har al N. has sent out hve different
edisians. in sislls,e nt f.rms. Before the end
Of lisa !, had ben tr,nr'a'-d iu,n italian
Spanish, Danish. 8 vedi.h. Flemish, Dutch
German. P,liss and Magyar. There are
swa different Dutch irsnslations. and the
Italian tran~l ton crirys the honor OF the
Popc's prohibition. Il has been dramatiset
in twenty different forms. and acted IL
every capital Of Eusspe and the Free States
efAmerie,.
Surely no book. the Bible alone excepted
ever enjoyed such popularity and il is ba
smother proofof newspaper infuenee. Al
ishout The discussion which took place
with regard TO It's merits, il would have fall
en- still burn from-ihe rrsss.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-06-13

An emigrant from Fairfield County, Wi,
ing To the Eag,e from Iowa, says. I'VE are
doing the very best we can 10 give the
Know Nothings fits in Iowa" As these
Nebraska Locoiocos insist that all their re-.
verses come from the Know Nothings, il
must be a consolation to this Iowa man ana
his old friends in Fairfield Co. to remember
that the Loco 'ocos were beaten about Boot
in that State last fall, and that tn $ spring
the same party was beaten by over 1000 -
The last vote was cons .derably large tina
that of 1854. This Iowa chap don't appea;
TO prosper in his work much more than do
his remaining brethren in Fairfield. --Ohio
S.ote Journal.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-06-13
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LOoA
Ikea 'sAS
Is.li present.
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s,retlb,
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-06-13

Aiming ~ shs Gro krrs." The CT ve-
land Psaindecl.r savs:-sWe haar of somn
few instances ~ da1aee 10 the growing
crops IS the As, and p'her causes. but these
sYe ex repfans to the general rule. The
prospect % unnrusily abundant crops could
not be be't.r. md 81 the crosking IN the
world car nj prevent The inflow ing Of . gu.
peEebundance. Thu being the case. pri-
ee.. mnst {. mr. dan. and those who are
wise sill max, their calculation secording-
tv
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-06-13

As UsGxPEcTED ATTAcHmEsT.--A lady
dressed IN rich silk took her seat m one OF
,hc Roxbury omnibuses, last evening, at the
h.4d Of the seat: and in this position rode
/, III Of town. Having reached her destina-
ton. she rose TO leav, the omnibus, when
she found herself suddenly drawn back 10
her seut: and on examination discovered
that, by the working Of the coach, her
thick silk dress had been caught between
the end Of the seat and front OF the coach.
After exhausting every other expedient to
free herself from this unexpected attach
rnent to Mr.. Kings omnibus, she was COM
psllea'c Gu, away her dress - Trrrs'e~.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-06-13

NV. raex THE Mos IN. Brooks, an
.ronsa,, wh.. IN the Oh n>t.. made an as.
ecns;on frem Evansyilie. Iqd writ IS 10 the
Editor of the Journal Of that city. that in
his erisi vnyage ne sif. the. moon. had a
talk v in the sud man" wha informed b m
thar the Know N,thints had taken that
,lanet.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-06-13

that wife is Of no pecuniary value 10 he
husband that II she be killed in a railroad
accident he cannot recover damages there
for. Mrs. r. OIkes Smi'h will have +
cold sweat at this AMI Lncy Stone and he
husband must issue another protest.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-06-13

c.,ree,sd DAILY by Bs-rsrs prsttymass
s,.sss M x,ss1,s MsscHAsrs, FRosr STREET.
Go-pap's Aoufrtiss'a'tuts.
city DIRICTeRY.

vAvISG "A few mofe copies Of th.s MosA !eih a y.
supply lug our Subscribers, We ar s.s sssshs Y
oter them at greatly reduced Prices Ia Huv usas.y
Ne ,s., myantags OF our eli, aud therehy
mis- pont more capt. and labor which are ,nc s's "a
,sspeiiais ne, ded 10 develops our maty mature. ~
y,nt,pcs We give below an extract .. letter ~
cr,y.5 from gentleman in Western Pennsylvania
10 whom we forwarded copy - ,.,,
~ hav. given the Directory as thorough an s. =,
,a,,on .s my time would admit III, mud am free 70
sonfsss thai i, !. a valuable work and II extcnsva!
circulated caunot hep but be great benen. 70
~, mo civ | am convinced that peopis goners
~. rsa,,iy Ignorant of extent of the population
business aue trade OF Davenport, think that !ou,
Oy.etoYy wit ha, . u tendency TO draw more capiu
The, can he mad Ut thu Book stores. or ~ the SUB
scribcr, ,..- ~, -, "a 49,, eh
Postage onthe bound edtioa' cts or9a We Tampa
lei iets. '"'o - = -.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-06-13

TERsfsIE Acc Mt On las, Wednes-
dav p,rrfi o. tie tunnel being sxca-
ra'ed for The Rrifro.d under Walnut Hills
in Cincinnati fell and buried ak m under
The mass 81 earth. 0ne n ugh much in
js,ed was cot cut alive. bat the Others were
all dead when exhu,ned
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-06-13

The CALoRrc EsGISE.-Capt. Ericsson
moi abandoned the C,loric Engine-that
while mechanical diff ultias have preven'er
the satisfactory application Of the principle.
his faith 10 the principle itself remains VI :
shaken, and hris still engaged in the pros
ecution Of experiments fur lis perfection.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-06-13
g|Ines,
w. a i,hin n, one saoe h,ur

Lord, what change Sishn US one sacN hour
Spent ia thy preseaee will avail 10 MA G.
" aat heavy burdens from our eosoms takesA
What psrched grounds refr sh, as with shower
W kaee and al aroand us see ms - lower;
We rise, amt all .lhe distant and the near,
stands forth Ia s1nly, . stNc, brave anu vt6ar;,
Wa kacel, W weAkl "A ttss, h0~ tuIi % loWers
Why, III sreltrc. should wese oars voa thts wrong,
Or o.AAr.--,hat We are nottiw kys stroaG--
Tn tws are ever oysraosMe vita Care
That We saea ever weak orh'a,itcss DC,
Aux Gus OF troablcsi-- " hen with US Is Fra!vr.
Aadjoy, ,nd eu,th, aud coaraSc are Win nss'
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-06-13

Nor DEAp.--M. Thompson (Doesticks)
writes TO The Chicago Tribune, that he il,
not dead. The account OF fis death W
inaccessible deception. ,p.sS.ss.Spenlne the
uou ,,, 20, sos his forthcoming book -
THE rogurs sometime put quite too muc
spice in their draughts for the public Gre
! duliiy. We have seldom known 80 mean /,
! trick resorte 10, 10 give sale - book. ii
! it'eavs,' we are mistaken. - Galcna Ga.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-06-13

.paes~s-ps-A man supposed TO be nsm-
"a David y. Basseu and 10 be citizen Of
Dubuque. wss drowned from the packet
CITY r Helm vre river, some two or three
miles below G lena. On the inst.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-06-13

The official v,.,e r SEX lslind county
On the Prrh'r'fcrr L1ner Inv VA. as fol.
inws:-For. Prohi hitnn. 1929; sgains, P o.
h,h',ien .ss9: m riiy fr the Law, 47o -
This speaks well sor sonr neighbors.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-06-13
TAKEN u,

nyM d. westlake, in Rockingh m, one bay gel.
ID sinx years old sh d al roand one pay mafs
Years ola ia hands high, whte feet and Dishe ~
forehead, shed before; one brown niafet ytsn otd
star in forehead, three shoes ON, l5t haudshtoA
Is, Isaac Winey in Aliens Grove. u Nfawps5Sy S osh
mare a ra vi in the breast, years o d. ,
Nv j. +. Madison in Pleasant Valley ~ Oay notses
wear, old q little white on right hind foot.
June n, IS. I'D. PATTEN, OK 60. Court
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-06-13

In Caledonia, Vermont, a few days since,
a boy fell into the Passumpsic river, and a
large dog plunged Immediately after him.
Both were drowned When the bodies
were recovered, the dog was grasping th'
bows coat in his mouth, and the arms
the boy were clasped tightly round the body
Z The dog.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-06-13

Counterfeit 60v dalia- bills on the Chat
ham Bank. New Yok, are in circu'tt ion -
They are handsomely executed by the pas''
;nr operation. One Of them was passed
the Chemical B INK.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-06-13

Evrv one n cuilacss the terrible draw
bridge calamity on the n rwslk (conn.
Road. in the fPrinc Of 1850 b. which som.
sixsy lives were lost. II has iha. far eos'
The road h. .vos e-m-x~r. eSoo.ooO-
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-06-13
Scott County Farms

Far sale. 30 Improved Farms cohIalnirF ron "a,
vu acres each, and at Price. RiTg I'm g. IL NJ
.erHerc. We eau salt al parties il Ties VII an
AXE time To 10, for The mscitet. Also tea av,flf
iafnt,, we'll innpto, ed in MhscEttnc url o. s,ns
~ Hbe { Gal lvld..