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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-10-27
D NsULATEn ELEllTRIC SCRnIL..

4 NSULATED ELECTRIC SCROLL.--
d The subscriber has Invented and taken measures to
secure patent lightning Conductor in the form of
scroll The great advantages of this article will be oby
Gus persons in any degree familiar with the Of
electricity The scroll is hall inch diameter, and
made Of Sheet Iron Copper four inches in width, a
frding eight superci inches of conductor equal in the
Ion Scroll Ia pound bar of the same metal, TWO and
two birds inches in diameer and IN the copper bar
Of iron eighteen aid two-third inches.
The immense capacity of this conductor obyiates the
necessity of al l0as oneha the number Of ground
leading lives ard thereby reduces the number of running
feet by perhaps onethrd which. considered together
with the price Of h Conductor per foot will show that it
is not only the best but OF the cheapest in use
The lnsulaOr is simple Terra Gotta Fastener, which
admits OF the free CONT action and expansion Of the metal
sept5dtf L Q. RICE, Worcester Mass
E1SIRE INSURANCE.-The Mechanics Mutua
Fire Insurance Co.. of Worcester hereby give notice
mined to divide the property insured by them into
classes, viz the Manufacturers and the Mechanics
Glass, which takes effect from this date. One million dol
lars having been previously subscribed to be insured in
the Manufacturers Glass, they prepared to insure in
that class the terms as other Mutual Offices co.,
ton aud Wolen Mills, having the following characters
ties, viz built Of brick stone heated by steam having
constant watch good force pump, expressly for ex-
nguishing fires, and the picker of the main MILL or
II in the mill in fire proof They also insure in
the Mechanics Class dwelling houses farm barns stores
stocks Of goods, macine Shops and mechanics property
generally excepting Shaving risks" and such as is
termed "ext-a hazardous"
DIRECTORS Henry Denny, Worcester Geo. Black
bun postoa Esek Saunders Grafton; Aonzo White
leicester H. S. Denny, Cappvills; Geo. a. Rice, Wor-
ccster VIM b. Fox, Jr., Worcester Dwight Foster
Worcester Daniel fainter, Worcester Samuel L. Hodg.
es, Lei ester HENRY A. Denny Prest
VIM. s. Denny, Secy.
Worcester Sept. 10. 1856 diff
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Clothing.

MENT. THOMAS F. SMITH, Cutter for the q
three and half years with VIM. II. Hudson, takes {
nsthod of noi ming his friends and the public genera
that he has taken Climbers in Clark's New Block wi
be intends to carry the Custom tailoring business
all its branches, where all who favor him with call
rely on his hest endeavors to suit them,s
Entrance No. 257 Nam street diff my:
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a.. VALU ABLE EARN FOR SALE-

ESSR SALE OR EXCHANGE. : good
Wooden Building, situated in the heart of the city Of
Worcester stories in heighh, and well adapted for
grst mill, workshops any mechanical PURPOSES Also,
n Steam Engine, of II horse power with two boilers,
nearly new, in complete order; The above property will
be sold at bargain if applied for soon either for cash
exchange for other property. Apply to
A. ]. EATON,
s26 diff Cor. southbridge and Myrtle sts.
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ESOR SALE A Stock and Store, situated in one
" Of the most pleasant and ourshing villages 10 New
England, with the best Of Railroad nodatons, with
In rs miles of Boston
The above presents rare opportunity when the pro
lrietor must renquish on account of Ill health.
The stock is select, and will be sold with without the
Estate and long lease desired will be given
Any wishing engage in the Country trade will do
well to examine the premises Immediately.
For further particulars, apply TO Mr. s.,H. HOWE Of
The lrm of Pierce, Howe Co.. 50 Federalst Boston,
address Box No. 2, Worcester Post Office.
my24 diff
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Jury DIR. CL0TGH'S COLUMBIAN
r. FEMALES TO USE,

These Pills getting wonderful sale for new thing
in market for the reason they disease certainly
Dyspepsia Liver Cor plain, Headache oostyeness Piles,
Nervousness, and especially
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Books, 9to,,ionr1l1, Mc,

HaO YOU WISH TO READ A BOOK wIrHor
BUYING? will lend any book on my list to tho
who desire, by their calling at No. Pleasant ~
Agents wanted to sell my Books and Papers in the Gil
and country. Please cali as above.
s12 DIFF q n HAVEN
ESXCHANGE REA DING ROOM,
EA AND
Newspaper and Periodical Depot,
Rooms an the Central Erchahge, rear of the p. OGc
READING ROOM TERMS.
Annual Tickets. ......................,$5OO
o5H-Anhuai Ilckets. .......................3.0
QuMtery ..........................l1 rs
Monthly &" ......0 a *
olASle abundance. Us
Inc Reading Room is provided with Daily and WeeAl
papers from Boston, New York. and other principal cite
and is conveniently and comfortably furnished and bri
liantly lighted.
In the Sales Room, will found Worcester Boston,
rk, and other papers, together with the most puls
and most approved Periodicals. always on hand and o
sale at the lowest prices.
Newsp per, Perio zeal and other bills collected in an
out OF the city, and also Canvassing for Newspapers Per
odleal8 ana Books, done reasonable terms
Wanted, to employ several persons as collectors al,
canvassCrs
Persons wishing Boston, New York, and other pape,
LETT at their houses places BUSINESS will please eay
their names at our rooms
Sept 20, 1856 of
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STATE MUTUAL LIFE ASSURANCE
- COMPANY, Worcester, Mass.
INCORPORATED ls45
Guarantee Capital, 100000.
hon. ISAAC DAVIS, Pres't. CLARENDON HARRIS, Sec'.
This very successful Company conducted upon the cash
principle, with rigid economy, having accumulated
large surplus cash capital have been enabled reduce
The rates Of Premium about 20 per cent and dispense
TREY wh deposte notes; the annual premium being the
Xtent of the liability.
$4,000 only taken risk.
Policies issued good lives for California and other
countries, al reduced r2tes OF premium.
FOR further information, apply 70
CLARENDON =RhIs. secy, 98 Mcin st.,
mar DIV Worcests-
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EOUSE-LOTS.-FOR SALE in the Sou51 part o
the City, ENTY-FIYE eligible Building Lots
containing from 5000 to 40 900 feet each.
Ihe ABOVE lots are all within twenty rods Of Man-St,
ID elevated ground command delis hful views and viii
be sold on very liberal terms.
Also large quantity of Gravel, Loan, and Cellar
stone. Inquire Of HENRY II. CHAMBERLAIN.
mGh3O
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STATE PRINTING OFFICE.
WILLIAM WHITE.

JOB AND q ARD PRINTER
4 SPRING LANE, cor, DEVON IIKEsr, Boston,
Every d, scrpdOn OF Printing executed IN Superior
INln. l.2O ullnMM,
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NJorICB no KANzAs EMIGRANTs

IN
Companies will leave BOSTON for KAN2As, each
Tuesday. until further notice. Fare IL $J7, including
hoard from Sr LOUIS. Those procuring tickets IN Wor-
ceser make arrangements for them on or before the
Saturday preceding the day OF departure.
w. W. RICE,
Secretary Of the Worcester Co. Kanzas League.
No Worcester Bank Block.
Worcester, March %, 1880 dMSTh&wu mar2s
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o., FOR SALE.-A lot Of Land, with House
5a and Barn thereon the north side of Pine street
4th known as the Gouding Estate. For Eerms appli-
to DIR. GEORGE CHANDLER. It the Lunatic Hospita l.
or to LEE, HIGGINSoN, l. Co. Boston,
- : - - $3.50
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WATCHES!I WATCHES .
MsB A New and Selected Stock OF Fine Gold and
E-IGh silver Watches consisting Of English Potent
NAE LEVERS Detached Levers, and Cylinder ESsape
nents, at Il. M, LIMBS, Harrington Block.
al Watches sold at taS establishment, are warranted
w prove asreeonnnended
Second hard Watches Vt half their value diff apl1
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PRIVATE SALE, At Putnam's Auc ion
IA Room, Sewing Machine, second'handj tmpson's
Furnace, secondhand; new Concord Wagont Table
10 feet long, With drawers.
The above for sale at a low price, dit 90
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a w. NICHOLS, PATENT ADJUST

THNO THE TAX PAYERs.-TnRAsugrR "
4 FIGS. City OF Worcester sept. 1. 1S66.--The TAX
BILLS all rendy for settlement. Six per cent dia
count II paid before sept 10. 20 cents for SUM
mons, II not paid before Sept 80. Warranta vii
Bsue II not paid on or before Oct. 10.
VALuAT1oS. Whole No. Of poa kg9s
Real. Sll,IeIOOO Each Poll pays. Al IN
Personal...... 6263OO0 Tax on $1,000. .......E5'O0
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OroCeries, ST.

EIIIXEN'S.-1OC Gases Superior New Preserved Citron
b Currants OF Extra quality.
Mace, Nutmegs, Powdered sugar &C., &C. at
o12 diff II. GRIFFIN & CO.'S
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-02-06

TIE Royal BARON Of EEEF.-The baron
Of beef, from whie,. time immortai has form
ed the principal Christmas dish Of the sover-
eigns OF England, was this year supplied by
NJ. Minton, OF peaseod street Windsar
butcher to her Majesty. II was cut from
the carcass Of foe Ii INLAND OK, fed by his
Royal iIghness, Prince Albert, al the Nod
eli farm, in the Home Park The baron
weighed precisely 90 stone, or 4S0 lbs, and
iut!res pronounced the meat to be OF a very
superior quality. The baron was putd1wn
before an enormous fire on Saturday after
neon. ana for fourteen hours was watched
and hasted by relays OF assistants. under the
superintendence ofthe head roasting cook.
After the baron il taken up and allowed suf-
!icient time to set and cool, comes the ope-
ration Of pairing and trimming, which mate
rally improves its outward appearance
Placed Oh dish rs large as an ordinny Ia
bic, it is then decorated. The royal cipher
is traced round the edges Of the dish; the
holly and misletoe apparently sPront from
the outside fat o the met; the baron IS
then daily placed on the sj1eb3arl Of tha di.
ning-room 10 Windsor Ctst.e, where her
Hgiesty, the Qneen, and the royal circle
partake oil the Christmas banquet.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-02-06
the power GRANTED by the c Constitution ofthe

tie power granted BY the Constitution oithe
United States.
4. A bridge OF sufficient elevation, or
" lh proper draw,is not necessarily an IN
pediment to navigation; neither Is any
structure or fixture such mpediment, which
facilitates commerce. instead ofleing u hind
rance.
5. The inquiry in this case is, whether
the bridge with the draw erected by the
defendant at Terre Haute is material
obstruction to the navigation OF the Wabash
r.rer,
g. Fit occasions merely slight stoppages
and loss OF time, unattended with danger OF
accident TO life or property, il is not such
obstruction
7. The Terre Hante bridge was built
under Ii charter from the State OF Indiana
which required "convenient draw IN the
bridge. This imports draw which can be
passed without ,exatous delay or risk; anu
if not such u one, the charter Is violated ;
but if it meets the requirements OF the act
OF ncorpo, ation and is yet material OBJ
suuction, il is nullity forthe want OF pow
er in the Legislature to pass such an act
We apprehend that these points settle
the law in reference to navgablc streams OF
the West. In more recent case OF the
railroad company who are building bridge
across the Mississippi river al Rock Island
a motion 10 enjoin the company Nom pro-
ceedin1 with its construction was DENIED,
US it was to be provided witha draw. which
the court regarded as sufficient to rehut The
allegation that it would, when built, be an
obstruction 10 navigation.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-02-06
Oavenpors, Tuesday, Feb. q, 1885,.
SCOTT COUNTY,

SCOTT COUNTY,
Glancing over the Report of the Site
auditor, two very interesting ani important
Acts, as respects the progress OF Sect
county, present themselves 10 our obscrsa-'
zion. The 6rst is, that the value OF lands
with Improvements in Scott county is great
q In that u any cornty in The Naf', being
o3A2.la9 larger in amour, than that OF Lee
county. the next in value. The second
fact we observe is, that after the assessment,
Of mdxe.. live stock, ETC., in the value Of
.all other property" assessed. Scott exceeds
every other county in the State more fadn
: 1oxbae. except Lee. which is less than two
Thirds
The 6rst one Of these facts shows that
although our county is small as respects ter
nsoy, yet il Ia the richest in the vslae Q
farming lands ard agricultural improyem nts
In the State, and had the asse ssed value Of
town lots been rendered, we doubt not the
show woull have been equal to that OF
lands. The second fact proves, that all
those articles which enter into the house
Hold. or that do not strictly GENE under the
head Of business, Improvements, or stock,
abound to a greater extent in Scott than in
any other county in the State Of Iowa.
These facts rcimportant as showing that
Scott county, although the latest settled o.
sny Of the riv,r counties in lows, from being
the scene of Indian hostilities and their
camping grounds at later period, has since
advanced in wealth with rapidity that has
outstripped that Of the older and larger
counties in the State. "Eyer since the
earliest settlement Of Iowa." says enc OF
her historians, in speaking Of Scott county,
this portion has been justly esteemed
among the most desrabic and fascinating
regions Of the boundless West. Being en-
tirely free from low bottom lands, ltae
usual causes of disease) il was early select
cd by the sagacious pioneers among the 60
vored spots of the upper Mississippi valley
Since the Indian title was extinguishcd
and the Aborigines themselves remore1
from their beautiful hunting groun' s--.rom
this, the latest spot they vacated on the great
Father of Waters, and the one upon which
their gaze fingered with the fondcst recall
lections, and the remembrance of which
brought them back year after gear = look
again upon the cherished scenes Of their
childhood and to read from Natures great
book the history of the past events oftheir
lives-untl the present time, Scott county
has increased in greater ratio in all the
elements of wealth and prosperity, than any
county in the State. Since Railroad con-
nection with Chicngo an! the cities Of the
East has beeG opened up. greater increase
has been apparent, ana as knowledge Of
the beauty, fertility and health Of Scott
county, and the almost unparalleled pros
perity Of Davenport are extended, this aug
mcntatisn must be enlarged until she event
ually become the most populous. as the
richest and the most productive county in
the State Of Iowa.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-02-06

An Eastern paper gives an account OF q
most extraordinary circumstance. The ac-
count says: awhile family from Phila-
deiphia were sitting in the cars at Trenton.
N. il gentleman came into the cars, and
carelessly turning over the back of seat,
caught the head Of an infant between the
seat aud movable back crushing il to atoms,
when he made his way into an adjoining
car aud c, uld not be recognized"
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-02-06

A NEw PHASE OF RoBaERY-CHLoRo-
FogMos THE CAas.-A woMAEfN TIE CASE.
We learn, says the Rochester Democrat,
the following facts, respecting recent
robbery committed on beard the cars Of
the Central Railroad. On Friday last q
young woman took the cars for the west
ri station u short thatance beyond Utica
Her baggage was checked or Baliaio. Al,
ter proc eiing short d..tanee upon the
Journey, Il wemar, who wns fellow pas
seneer, with an affected desire To relieve
the loneliness OF the young i,dy, took a seal
with her, became very sccabie and among
other marks Of familiarity, off rcd her
protege hef bottle Of smelling salts, whlc1
was accepted aud used. Soon after IL
haling the pungent oaor Of the vinaigfttte
she became powerfully affected by the
influence OF some subtitle soPorihc agent
which it contained, and fell asleep. Sae
RI NAMED IN this unconscious condition fnr
some time, and on recovering from her
stnpor discovered that she had been robbed
Of her purse, baggaga -ehecks, DC. On ar
irving at the Clyde station, she made known
the Iucts to the Conductor, and the railroad
men made UP sufficient sum to take
her on to her destination. The cireum-
stance deye!opes a new and dangerous
scheme fer the robbery Of unsnsp citing
persons on The railway trains. DJubtl s.
the lama adept had caused her victim
to inhate the vapor of chl3rotorn, anil thus
hal he. fully IN her puver, While she Perpc-
rated the robbery. II they carry their
ope a.igns to the extent OF tax NJ baggage
also, it is still more serious business
Let every one be cautions about en-
conrngihg the approaches Of plausible
Strangers on tie cars.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-02-06
NEygT
N EW
CHOICE FAMILY GROCERY STORE
/ AN opanins IN entirety s'as! "
/ TEAM.
~ sssT sS1sA G1SBS,
ssssGsH,i.EEs AND
yCGDns.s

Amos which the ioiteaing:
fery superior Y. Hyson Tea, choice d.. fair do,
Very choice frugrak. GuHpawder do extra Onlong do
Good 10 do. Old Gov. Java Coffee do Ria do
Poll ia's prsp'd Cocoa, erdsh'd sugar. PuiV'd d.
u htt CoGer do, brown do, Gol,eH Ssruh. Sugar
H1u.e. 10, " o Moasses, various qualities I. taeeo
f.on re'crstto cheap price, Pare "a eraius sofia Z
f4rAf. SUtn-ss. Mace Gloves, Whole and Grind Gin
HHalsi. Ai-ice and Pepper. Ginger. Pickles in gals
atid af-stis. perp rrssUee. Iaui,io krteup, cider
Vinegar, Mustard, Nav kty, Table atga Dairy salt,
Citsao. Curraits, New LAYER Raishs. Good old do,
Seediess do, S, go, MaccaToih, Nermateth, prfd
Peaches Pared. do impaired. Pick 81 Trout, White
Fish. Mav<rrel, Smoked HERRING, cod Elsa, Sonp,
various kinds, Star Candies. Pre~s'die, ". b. Whale
Oil Lard do. Indigo, Fig sae, starch. : PetrG,
CoppcrEs, Soft sheiled Almonds, Pecan Mus. Brazil
do Filbsrts Bsd Cords Clothes Lines. Br oBss Mars.
Clothes Baskets Wash Tabs. Znr Nashtourds, > aud
3 ho-p PATS, Brush Broems, Flour Buckets. Spice
Bsxss. &e, &c, ala selected eAprass! for Family
Use.
vPAil Goods warranted IS recommended.
Al .hs Brick StorA. Main Hmd Fr1it streets,
store recently occupied b! Meaanns & san herd ,.
u. HAWKES..
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-02-06

T most city Ike feature we have oh.
served of late, is The per,naci'y with wbi, b
professors Of the saw and buck, cor monty
called wood-sawyers, follow up loads Of
wood through our streets They take the
trail early and dom, leave Their object until
they have safely cornered their game and Sc
cured the job. A few months since il WIG
difficult to hire man TO say your wood,
now the difficulty consists in getting the
wood to saw.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-02-06

Saw crowd at corner yesterday--sup-
posed it to be a man killed-hurricd down
for the item-found il the refuse Of load O
game-selling off rapidly-prairie chickens
81 so, quails soc per doz.-soon all gone
man gone to--pocket full Of rocks--game
cost nothing but fun Of shooting great
place Dayenport--wi!l come again--ao.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-02-06
Lots in West payennort

:, "A Lots in West d, enrort for s0it ene dfia pay
~ down bal. 1T !, 2 and yeers. er q Interest
10 b paid annually. TAtS ltt> cont tit from } 10
acres rneh on some of which > guosi timber
Alsn from 80 90 acrcsi tna shtaily situated for
country residences from pan ei which the ,Ity q
Roots Islauh, and many miles = 1nd daNi' hr FNri
can be surn, pay ~ hand. thi 3s, "hd 'Gs, ''
terest at q per ei- AlinN y
J,n oh r. e. RAns.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-02-06

The Keokuk Wing. last two numbers has
been filled up with personal attack on
Thos. w. Ciaget,, President of the State
Agricultural Society. Turning your inau-
cree to bad account friend Howell.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-02-06
Valuable CiLy Properly.

CONSISTING o. a pwci i'm h1pss, store aua
l Fancy Ballng Lots. I'd
srlr rie- has hid 'ht f,H sj,s ..ld I'D Ia 1T,
large Gataoy1e Of Rali Bs.,ts. wit: SE
Ma 4,--A TWO story Btic5 Dwelling 1oass. e riis'
II IN and brown sire is, vjn. Ut. u Ia ae.S
forrest n Ullon's Addsbn't. Inc h'usc IS wsll 81
isli,d. pia>t- rcd t.le a1taip, fiu teen rPat,
large Bar, z BOD i ani cis.afB. : b. iHt'fi lo
csiiat. TOR private reSide Nee
No 4l--A BrcE tp1s, az To, N"rth stce 4 Seeard
street, )ne door wes.9f EiEi y D. iR ~ass half u o
biaet o. \ 2 ed hlsiGasS = 70.
ots--A i1' west II ra,non'- s,w A'l hgy3bs
riverfrohtefbB al.i.ipg bact - srea are
feet. IA eSceile"G location Tor Sas Of Focusing
Mili.
No 43-West half OF lot block % froating Oh G.
street wcst II Harrison.
No 4i-Lrt3paec 81 fronting N Eth sire n, between
Ripley aud Scott
81 4S-Lot ,, blaes Al, corner y Wt-rsn ana 5t
streets. Fnt taN three are al baaa3fd tul!1sgl
sites,
No 4q-Iot. anil 3 block q end
10 41--Ens hats OF OF 3, bl sex Gr'e~'s ~ q. on
Also tlt fpssinr trnt,s pfeHlmprDycJ ana tgisher
land III Clinton aud scott countless
Np4s--s qaar,tE Of sac n I - 4 2 + ,so acrt
I North half - u - a1i - 2
y + qu rtar :. - r - r S L leo =
n ofE " auar.nr - T - e 5 r 70 :.
W OF y quarter :. - 7 - K Z T. 70 -
" Of ; T. quarter (" - 'fsl Sc So.
Partof : " +" y - Il % =
Part ~ " 10 I 70 K . Ia - itt
These w. . lots ars al timber.
North half " &c sc - T 50 az ,sg a,rs.
Eas. A.a - u cr2i s." = ''u "1t''
GRO CT T.. .slcKpiIs, sgt.
" eoru.r Min = Se.aaa -,
J,nco, is55. Davenport
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-02-06

At the excursion u the Fats OF -. An
,4opy last summer, some persons in CA!ca-
20 Announced that they wc-e 70 get UP :
book in pamphlet form, containing the
names Of the passenger and many Of the
incidents CONNECTED with the excursion
A large number Of persons paid the price Of
the book Zone doliar) in advance. Since
taen no book has mace It's appearance, and
tla subscribers are IN the datk ~ - What
has become ofthe money.-Er.idngs.
Tie above paragraph sincosFect, as never
a single dollar has been subscribed towards
,,p ,nfch,.s OF the volume mentioned
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-02-06

4 gentleman who was four or five years
bgo extensively engaged in business in Al
b4ng failed for about $3.50 600 His credi.
tors unanimously agreed TO compound with
him for ftty cents on the dollar. which
they realized He Afterwards went 10 Cal
iiornio, ard got into a profitable business.
and since that time has remit'ed to hiS cred
itors SEQ 600 OF the 575 600 h. owed th2m.
lie VIII, no doubt, soon pay the 81 900 now
due til I'm, an then be all right" again.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-02-06

Se2'--Ihe knight Farm Of 100 acres. .,,..
the ngamo " oi city; has e srres i ,sa at "
with other improvements; cost ssai. ssti4
Farm rice 5000 ~! 0es9tt.t
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-02-06

No 2e--Iarm nna'y inprps "a, af,s5 -,
below HE city near The tow OF Buir h.: , ltt'
- gocd timber; large fruIno tuildns sat, s.anGrit
Price IS uC0 'le Fible;
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-02-06

No eN-.Wea Improved farm acre. "A i,..,.
iio;gifa ira,n. i@eit. AMI oat bald q. n, :.
orchard % god frhi, mHay Narrt. :. H. p q
aba dat; lien miles mcst OF CIV p,t .,''. WA
aCr.a - so fe'
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-02-06

No IA 'plendia farm Oh lhs ai~t ssfppj gF,., q
inics beluW Davenport ia Muscatlne eos siy ,,;.
.t $50 acre; zoo ~ ehViis urder cllIi,si., IA T.
i.'stste asd - IN tmbnt; - sores 81 River E1t,r
ro,d buildings and upwards oretu irUit trras4p tn
bcsriHg-ssrfls. peach aud ehcrr, Sir -,
acre