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Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-12-31
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1 IT, +: ! ! Il Il s !. S. !. ir-s ~
70 aii 40 acres; sisassed ca The Rsiiroaa aNs
Trse, s--The " of,Ss W Of seq iJTyssRs
sGS@s aos2 llaseaposs, eonisins 80 sryes.
ins a-ihe " Of sect 7 - n 81 ie3ss.iss
se,ss 10 Hisrs from thysLIeri.
acres aS'0snor 9rseis, 10 miles Moth from para
! port. e - -
e I.sc, s-ihssE.o he swsoiss, iTssss
Tract e-Ihe 4 nfne NEln.se. slT7sNa
eoasfes, Oh the Rail koad, miles ffoa Da.saEss,
re III! ne: o. ne wv sfsss lsTr SRss
70 All farm OF $40 n. 100 &C cs, peA Ihss
As,is.'Efi ryer, la miles from ia ssnposs. Il PM.
y.isd, nes house, "usipx. isses . sIa a ~ ss
! H.stoyy Grove road. q miirs from town, Ossss o.
anse 'saes started sail,sly seoand The ,sfS, So
Trset is-ieosesss 10 sec'.e7 aud 81 T:ssRsA
arae, ie--ia sser is 10 e Tee ksR, 500 seses
Tract No 2t--A fine iarm of IsS acres, sStsnfei
" sIder caluvssioo, Z Utes frt q toss, Rils
ssas %,s IRON pas. ,,s m.
miles irou. ,o~n in5 acres highly eni. stsd, hsSis
-- 50 s5
T.setse-w. lrsrtionai Of Tho n. ". Eee. 81
-. ;; X. r, !, s!,lou acres, nes1 Tsorls aas
rnss il me soi sss Il TIC sslE. o,s.a
Tract lS--Ihs y ! Of SOC ssT ia agiE, Of ~
Tfsessc-1hs W. osses - 7 10 SRiR, d
ceres FtT Il I.
No. 0.-sixiy choice building lois il Allsu'.. bt
aadiiioE 70 tts to91 Of GsDesso. Aery ioH.~.s--ss
No'ss.--About " lois in kasseIi's addition u GeA
eseo. sg@ 49, gT-g5tr rFE II
Also, abcat 80 Lo,sip Russsi's sdiit,sa 10 thstasa
OF Gsassso. Long lime. "a 40 -
In Rock Island County, Minois.
Tract FL Ias W Of Ssc 80 r ID N III W, olia "
erss. -
No. Sol Loi ol Brady st. isaby s0a- Ssec.
NO m-s Lots on Brady 6ireeteos. ofCeilegs,Ds rs y
iNeseh. -. $50 ~
No. IT, View and convenient 9 story brick b0as
eoetsiLing rooms on Brady street, rear esh. yt8t
No. N-l choice lot on Perry 81. cor Of w, 60Al3NS
No. se.--A story house on eth q. GplsiBiDg W s.
WILLIAM ALLHN. slai4# a1e
General Land Ageat, sas
Yep. s5lh Office Post Once BniAAi1s. ~
70 Merchants. BANKERS and others
lkslRiNG setts Of Account Books ferths eousS
- year. we would Invite Gttentionts our btsns
nooks. Ins, are 81 ,ai erar mauUsactuse, ara are
~ ahead ot Gat lhiDg made To this region. We faf
a.h hooks Of all psltcrps order, With or whoas
,shtsd hsadings. Tbsss superior Books Oh sxb'e'
tafs. Il A. PoKTkR 4 BRO
Rock Island, Deea, lsss.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-12-31
NOTICE.

NOIlCEs hereby givsB that The annual 1asetiss
,AN.o!Ae Scckbolders Of "the Davenport Gas Lsghi
20 ok Ce1pssy' for he election elDrectors .I De
Sss.t The Nee Of tns Secretary u the Company, on
uoday, Jainsry ltIh, at J O'Clock r. N.
Oe NNE 7. GkRMlN, k-aif.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-12-31
"A2GyLE COTTAGE"
Beautiful Home u Hant

ME aodsvslgnsd viii rent fos oss y~as u leo bi,
l. late bssutifsi homo fArsyie Cottnse ana mr. -
sses) adjoining The city Of 10 Claire.
ihis pisss ronpri.as D~eIlinx, s rooms, smoke
u aerss woodland pasture. '
nome need apply who hsvs large tAu.iIy Of lille
dseT @nDN'
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-12-31
Wanted.

10 pvsste part or The whole OF sstne aillae OF
sns,afAa rnS business already established. Ae.
efoss II, Davenport r. o., Iiamediatsly.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-12-31
..N1llir0

YAE Esutus House Of AaCKLoT 4 COsBIA
- viii etiessd or Christmas and Now Year,
asy. Psnts hsvipg notes matars Bg v III please ar
esSss fos thea the days preceding, Dee et-n
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-12-31

100 sAcns A.fa, sale by
bee 81 t2&
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-12-31

&1THB sabscriber has opened n losn
aH ~ 90 Brady street, In the bslidipe ror.
merry occupied byJ II. Hunt q Co.. "a
on auction house, aud takes this 70 tkod
OF HE public that he Is prepared 10 serye no
hieals " Gil hours Of the day.
DAf-boARD will be furnished those wishing IL h,
the week or day. ~
OhSIEnb, trosh fron Baltimore, alwsya m
hand ana viii be served up 10 order. - =
tame OF all kinds will be served up for those wish
J. q. SHOREY.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-12-31
HIN Alpfrtisellents.
-
RA1Hx1s, saw AID G1Isr NIL NxH
The Best Mn ever e&srsd 70 IL Public IL
FELTON'S PORTABLE MILL /!

.~A ~~N OASA &AA1ASGs Ax1A4
(WHICH has taken The Rrs, Prssa.su at Az The
~ Sfsts ssd Csxsfv RAi-s whore is has beec OF
nlosed and 0sH A~lsJ q the Asasrtess fsssstsss
n. \. Cip. This truly excellent MU, cs,sbratet
a.ike er ~ sinplicty. durability and Ptae.iesb a!iy
patented June "a, 1855, stsnd. unfvalea! The large
naober thess mills cold, sad thef increasng de-
masc forelby declare their merit lover 1905 ha vils
oees sold In the last G1 noushs}. Thsl are admin
oy adapted Ter grinding Corn, Data, Wheat, Barley
Sofh 10 the sar Splice, &c. vhh apidity and per-
lection unknows before.
40 MIN grinds from " has. oil meal, ~ W 70
- eas OF Feed per hour w,h from to horscs, ard
oHer 20. pFoP0rtionate amount. They can be
PsopeGea ~ morse. ssean 81 vaSor lower, Ard are
usosPted 10 Irregular po<ien, hence 81 . tridi rg
60" :, they can be attached to any saw mill.
Ghl ssivss are attached 70 these mps, thus reI
uenns mem the aniy ,rSis Srasisasie Mill tart
references can be given where laess mills have
So Use ie moths without e,shes Ssesis Ing or
nssnahS nfessanS, sad hkswise where hey we're n
Sgauceo 'oof mon lbs ago for GRADING lroE Or.
AVS AZ established fact that all iaiis usips kplves
teAs" bat never .grsat sssI, and tbss all corn
thai neitles reduce the feed to desired aneuess
70 Do used wish profit. Bat the
without knives, and wiih srnuint saifse.s % assa
tempered steel will net Affect Il, q pablo az grind
Ing 70 any dsgree u dDeusAs ssd Of reducing eet
Tao Oneness Of meal These facts Justly "a In war
Racing tsese mills 70 give eatisr ssvisfsetiou.
For hfther Information snd NILS snd right apply
% NiCHoLS, LOOMS e. Co., Odcs Le Cisire
House. Davenport, isws, % Box SO 20. n
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-12-31

IF you want TO make presens that viii BE- apuree,a
LED, TO Knapp hsdmon's ana bay some Of
thsh rich Dress Goods, which they tars selling AZ
SHsSs sSs' aoJ toDpeuuou. dec2llw
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-12-31
No. 10000.
Qey and Beautiful Goods

FOR Tue HOLIDAYS,
iss' feossy 81 the store " T.. PECK son.
slga oftLe Big Pitcher.
uee Ea4 Brady, below Eecoad 81
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-12-31
ION 4 LAND AGENfK
t@ WILLIAM ALLEN, 50 g4e
Attorney and Counsellor st Law, sa
esNkhAL LAND AGENT AND REAL ESTATE
1RCkER. a.
tost once Building ady Street 4
&ssss DAVENPORT, IONA.

o4 seHoIspronri5 atien 5ei 10 IN al pals Il IL
etats; Lands catered aud sr.aais 10 ~ Lsi.
Disricts OF the Stais ana T,xss psiJ
tas nen re- saaanis; Money loaned ON upessustsset
.esi estate otsh kinds bought aud snit or asI uls
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-12-31

/ auftisas.
RE4 ESTaTE! REAL EsT.1,,
:. Mesgn. al ate 1isls, / lu ".Il
4@ Estate EessFp.
ne: ElckoSxa
GIJ1RAL LAND AefrT
| Ses sae purchase or sale Of Gil, p,
Yarns, Improved or rnimproved ssepatty
AAtAe4At ConAtiss. VIII eoIisst . ~ scott D.
taxes for non-rssiasr ts- Huy ana s.u. ~
varreDts or aosate tls sanS ilssv ~ ~
seict n tho State ~ Y Aaaa "
0&esCorner AsiG and ssea.a -.
s1Tgss % EEPORT. low
HOUSES AND LOTS
IN Davenport FOR SAT-
No. lse.--A Hssse and Hall Lon an ~.
~ Fourth street, east Of Es.s Islani 'soh Gts
~. ~ a ee.aii.sl r. .dslsa Oh he ..,,.
Ihe houss web dIsshrd sab 3 Poem. 80. Nx H.
Wei, Eis'eTo, Wooa'io with 49, ssaas
es1, every rsnvsnieacs = make eomio;,sa..asss
deuce In sood se.Shborhoot asta
a--Hf.#-
No. lS7.-1hs fnesi Blud Lo, IA ,ha c...s.
Norh ace o. sixth street, west OF Doctar f. - ~
upon which Il efeetsda Brick hsuse md =, Ss.'oms
va ''' - = so'' Va's'
A.. lss.--A 40 Story Franc aausa ..,.4s
East eorssr o. Gaines ard FoaItb ~, - .aeassa
roelas, hall and ceuer. Well AZ AL, s..e Essa
'ee' sSasfs' -''7s
No. INA nsass snaI. = "a /,
stfsst, bsswee sseord ana froni Voc q sirsp
Is Huildine ssd fencs m In 800 Itsss x. Letti
No. lss.--A Do asis Frame f,suv..,Y
FiEh and Scott strests-tAirty feet sops ,.SI1s1ss
sA& rooms
No lss - uAaabls Rr,sk ,,.,sA :.
No. 'see.-Ano.Aes 20 ,,.,.
500 /, streea nsxi Nor,L 80 ,aa oGex dorse q.
And iots VIII BE- seld la. satse three hon,ss
veslmspt. Tnsir usese \, rsn,s, - snare good
nr,ss sshea YS.r n-ra ssn .a Z " iNssai o. H.
ana bsaiaess Aoasss. i'f s'sn.
have sse nalaber ef doe ImDtoyea 80,
anIpS wash are me;
zoe ss.a ,rs@ asSss,as . po., sad :.s 81;
~. n. 80 La1 oi nse9es'eI; All pa5ss caI,ssvs.
800 ssoy ofisA Hsase, sssAle. oschayi TinIs,
sA% "Af -.
-- t4t
- w
No. es---A Farm Of 4sere., ~ Of vh.sh !. s,.,..
~ ~ shlch Is broken and asder fence n >, fimh.i
north Wrste1 lie Claire. ard III NIT. e. ~ eass
Minus eitss Chicago Port H,Ias Raa,osd
49, sa@s2AEiE e
No. psS "A beautiful rs,r, 8. r LII
0rsye ESQ verss . scses bros.s az. ise1 sssti
llenty u stock wster. The II nrn,s - n
story stone House ~ 3d. Strs,e 4 ~ ns W
ter. Toany persoa TAI NJ ths vhais AZ. sAtus
viii be s1Is L0w l. z-4ss - - Pssrsnl
~
ss9sA0s
r, ~ .et -. . As.ssd tesweea d tslros 81 4,
LAR, logs hes VIII The soose .As usio lsns ~
.eo'e eoSss'h!rs ~ aesos, mskiss me sass,.s-
no. rs -Apasaex and iarssy .lans .sD.a r.,a
tea, soaial 6.aS 100 seres esSsseA stin Ilmisr
escr!tsnf chance tcs sood deaisss. The 80 a.
- ent and brought 70 Davsp u ~ acI.f. -
ossa. -
asa
No sas-,aS oat Io, areo as... t.,as
NORTH Goyps, stias une sna Ls.k $3.50. -
pes srse GU re. 40 nol.Is mr.. - SRA
=. -. x.t.... - Sse " sssa ~ era
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-12-31
AEsgoR.


REwGRDs OF MECHANICAL CEMus.-It 10
stated 10 the Scientific Americas that the
right to- portion Of Ward's Patent Shing gle
Machine was sold recently in Albany for
$4,000. A portion Of Rdbertson's Sew.
ing Machine has also been sold for $50 900.
This is an invention which can he carried
in the pocket. and viii ensblsa sesms,ress
TO do 10 one day the ordissf, labor or a
week. Machines Of this kind are abou, 70
be constructed 10 New Hsyea, Couh., By
she Aesssa. Jerome, Il 30 apiece; the
manufacturers are now constructing the
machinery and expect to seliorders 10 Jan.
uary. Ho@e's Patent Sewing Machine
Yields, il Is said, $4,000 for licenses to use
IT, and SINCERE Machine puts rs 900 into
the pockets Of tie owners. Rights to the
use of q Corn Planter have been.old 10 the
amour. OF $50 900. CIsrks Paent Pump
sold for $4,000. A portion of III rish, to
an Apple Pairing Machine, $4,000. Cream
'rs Patent Car Brake, e20O.ooc. Such
rewards u these for American inventions,
are certainly stimulating To Dechspiesi
genius, and the only wonder 10 that there
IRE not ten mschanicsl inventions where
me now exists; when there is % vide
ieid for i:s exercise In slmost every dspsrt-
aent OF business.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-12-31

! Nsw dlrxAx Pxsss. --eaur neighbors ..
che Davenport Gsseite, Messfs. SANpLRs &
DAVIS .l,avc the honor OF introducing into
Iowa. III nrst press worked BY atcsm in
aha, Suks. ~ bcx - work sgelf. w c
congratulate Messrs. MspxKs &SDAvis, on
.lIeir ggest sscSess. sed ars only sorry tAa,
ID has been atlotned while lighting on ths,
eroug side. - Isl~pdsr. K,
W. rather think that friend P4RsxIxc is
little .'out' with regard to fighting or the
eroag side, rs we have always been on the
. ~ieat aide. Va have sssxar shsens On advo-
CAFE q internal improvements. Islnct Mr..
Paaassxei We have always advocated 4
rel Eagslatsd banking ssysten. DOES not
| ~. PxRsHixss Ware opposed to the ex.
tension Of slave territory. Can il be that
Mr. Psasz,so would favor jts extension
We are IN favor Of temperance and morali-
y, and there we know Mr., PERsaIS0 COIN
cides with rs. SO how. neighbor are We
6ehting On the wrong sides
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-12-31

TaR F.Rsr PsoDUcTtoS or HIRAh Pow.
sss.-It 10 not, perhaps. generally known
that the first production Of Hiram Powers,
10 now ia existence aud in Cincinnati. It il
10 she possession of Nicholas Longxorth,
ESQ, whose muni6cent Iberali,y, which has
ala ays been extended to worthy and struy-
cling genius. sided and encouraged Mr..
Pow srs in his earliest attempts. II is bust
designed for Genevs, the heroine for Ro.
Rsrs' famous poem efthat name; and in
beauty, dsliescy Of conception and perfect.
ness Of execution, shs3ows forth the wond.
rous power which its yvthor has since ma
tuss4, cid which has made hin SHOWN and
honorsd wherever Artis appreciated.
Caics90 Journal.
We were personally aquainted with Hiram
Powers before Fame had singled him cut
a. Der own. The bet work Of his genius
that gave him name wss the conception
and execution Of snir geniou. representation
Of the "Infernal Regions." which, we be-
lieve. 10 yet in existence in Cincinnati, and
is occasionally dispkyed, with the remnants
Of the old Western Museum. to those wLs
are green slough to pay their quarters.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-12-31

'I>nh Banking House OF Tho Undersigned will be
= stSSsd on CsHtsraAs DAr and NCss sfkAR~ DAv.S
Fart los b. wing sstss matuf log on those Days III
please arrange The sams the 24ln and 3lsl inst,
respsetiy ely. COOK & sA ROksI
Usc diff
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-12-31

40. lpo.--A nsass AID Lot on kass -. - a.. 3
strsst, ostwee Sscond and froni ss,ass. sfap
"a hu''ains ga fsncsen a. coed order -"
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-12-31

AZ. l6s.--A 20 story Srs..s aau.n,.
East corner o. Gaines ard Foartb S,s,, asfi
roeias, hall AID csuer Well AZ sofs ss,ss - sssi
feet scasfe. "S<s' Leirs
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-12-31

ne- Ase-,-A Doasis Frame Eioass q II = es,,....
Fish and Scott stressstAir,y feet sousr. = tsS.ss
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-12-31

NJ. les a Llaahle Rriek 5oass q. sc,,,
Attaining No lie, with ten roens, wei srsf. s.ies
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-12-31

n.,~
Meanwhile, we have in the letter OF Mr..
bechsnaa, that eminent brother ofths Dem.
ocsstic order, written in ls47, aud now re-.
yived. another illustration Of the crab.like
proa'sss Of democracy. Ia that menors-
Ss.ssr Brother Badiknsshsssnst state. was 10 are
.sesci,v. Of shich be had respects BE
shsre. co-a discover nothing better 10 save
i tb,.. this same Missouri COM roDise. .In
opinion, says the Pennsylvania gentle.
ssAns ssne harmony Of the States. and even
the ssearity Of the Union itself, require ,h.,
me hne OF the Missouri Com pro mise should
PC EXTENDED 70 any new territory which we
may ecesire from Mexico" This cover,
me whole principle contended for by M.
1ssif. WAS Ar. Buchanan read GU. Of the
Oemeeraitc party Is traitor 10 his here,yl
But thst ives before Pope Plus had promnI.
gated the dogms ofthe lmmaculate conceo. /,
Ton. and before Pope Pierce had publishsd |
the dogms Of Popular Sovsrsignty-befoye
Oonglss, for reasons OF his cWn, had found /
u convenient TO invent the new test Of a..
.noooxy-before The party had sIbsided in.
- s..ho sad unqussfioning submission TO lie
1eWhern masters. But will those who
ts.sx ior themselves submit 10 wear one
eeiof to-day and another to-morrow, al the
actshon Of an omnib load or lesder.t-
we isncy not. The kind Of democracy " hjcb
1en. fierce wants to introduce is destined
2 IN carry sFangnlation. IL isunwoftby of
he country. II can never be popular. for
10 the gsossest insult 10 the popular intel.
!gsnce. 4 will live just long enough To-
lisesrste this absuftiiy of a,temptinv n
rce letters for the human mind, And then
viii die. With the poor, dilspidsted politi.
ans sho are sustaining it.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-12-31

No. lsI.-Ihs fnea blaf Lo, Ia The Cir.
North aide Of Sixth ssrest, west or Dos,s. = ~
upon hich Il efeetsda Brick Hsa,e md
. we'll Of good water. - az "a Dis, viii
Demoine courier., 1855-08-16
Great Demand.

There seems to be a universal demand
in u city for J. L. Curtis Compound Sy-
rup Of Sassafras. This article has been
tried, and used with the most powerful
effect, in the very worst cases Of measles,
coughs, hoarseness, whooping cough, con
sumption, and all diseases of the lungs OF
long standing, and is no " the most popu-
lar and beneficial medicine used for all
those diseases for which il is so highly rec
commended.
J. Il. Curtis Original Mamaluke, is now
acknowledged by all persons of experience
as the best stimulant ever used, 70 the
cure of all those diseases for which it is so
highly recommended and in which it has
been so successfully used. II stands I'M
paralleled by any medicine ever offered 10
the public. A fresh supply of these med
icines has just beenreceived by the agents.
Those persons who are not supplied had
better call On some agent and supply their
hnilies.
Take none unless signed by J. L. CuRTla.
(See advertisement in another column.)
Demoine courier., 1855-08-16
Missouri River Railroad.
Notice TO the Stockholders of tie b,
Hngfon and ~. II. Railroad Co.

Notice to the Stockholders of the Bar.
ingfon and NJ. II. Railroad Co.
ON the nth day of May, 1855, the Board
~ of Directors of said company passed the
following order: .
'The Board OF Directors hereby order that
all sums now due and to become due upon SUBJ
scription to the stock OF the company be imme-
diately collected: to effect this object the Pres
ident of the Company, or the executive COM
mittee are hereby authorized TO employ such
person or persons rs he or they may deem prop
er, to forthwith proceed and collect such liza
~nilities to the company. That when the delin-
quent stakeholder cannot pay upon demand of
the agent OF the company, said agent is hereby
authorized to receive a promissory note bearing
ten per cent interest. payable in not exceeding
sixty days, with responsible security in liquida-
ton Of the sum due, which, when paid, shall
entitle the bearer 10 a credit upon stock SUBJ
scription. Upon a failure to pay or secure as
aforesaid, it shall be the duty of the agent to
report the case to the attorney Of the company,
whose duty it shall be TO take immediate steps
to secure tie collection thereof.o
Under the above order of the Board, proper
agents have been appointed to make the collee-
tons, who will Immediately call upon the stock
holders for payment, and the above order will
be enforced. The company are about to renew
work on the road, and in doing so must rely on
prompt payment From the stockholders.
J. c. HALL.
Pres of the b. s NJ. r. r. r. Co.
Nj. Pleasant Observer, Fairfield Sentinel and
Ottumwa papers copy. ju2S'55-lw
Demoine courier., 1855-08-16
OBITUARY.

Died a, Chillico,he. en- the 9th Of Aug
1855. RnBEccA NyE. aged 80 years
The funcral of the deceased was attend
ed by The members Of the Order Of Coed
Templsys, who in procession followed TO
the grave the remains Of their departed
sister accompanied by a large o
of friends from The surrounding Coun-
fry. The members then proceeded to
al.eis Hall. and adopted the following res
oluions. unanimously:
Whsrxas, In the recon, ~dispensa,ion
OF Providence. which has deprived us
OF one Of or members in tho death Of
Sister Nye. whose funeral we have JUS
been called upon 70 attend, we deem il
our cuty properly 10 express our feelings
and sympsthies. Therefore.
Rssoiped. LIST. That 10 the death oil
sister Nye The Community has lost .
good neighbour, = CONSTANT and faithful
christian, and this lodge.one Of iis mos
worthy mepSers.
2nd. Tha, in the character Of our de.
ceased Sister, w fully recognize an ex.
ample worthy Of admiration and imi,a-
don. A. q friend end neighbor she was
universally respected and esseemeL. and
asa mesber Of orr lodge. she sas faith
ful % those great principles Of Tempe
rance and morality. which We are united
% ditIuse over the world.
Ord. That We deaply sympa,hize with
The bereased husband, and family, oil
The deceased ia this hour Of their great.
. taflic.ion. hoping that they may End
consolation and comfort in Him, who. in
bic wiscom has seen proper o visi. them
IN 90 serious = bereavement. 40 the Joss
~ Z wife anc molLer.
Area. hs. McDosAID, X. Sec'y,
Demoine courier., 1855-08-16
THE FAMILY CABINET.
DIR. RAFT & WESTLAKE'S
r n lMily M edicin
R. r.. II.
D RaidrJa Ready RaliAf
Rails Ready Relief

THIS wonderful preparation has no e.
Il quail among all the Liniments and
Pain Killers now in use, operating like a
charm. and effecting the most astonishing
cures in an incredibly short time. almost
performing miracles in the most desperate
cases of Rheumatism. Spinal complaints,
Lumbago. Cramps, Lamensss, Sore Throat
Paralysis, Neuralgia, Coughs and Colds,
Influenza, Oppression of the Chest, Stiff
Joints, Tic Dolereux, Sick Stomach, sc.
And will also cure The most excrutia-
ting pains in a few moments, such as
Pains in the Back and Shoulders, Back
ache, Pains in the Joints and Heart, Face
ache, Pains in the Liverand Muscles, See
attic pains, Pains in the Kidneys, head &
face, Syphiltic pains. Neuralgia paius, and
Pain in the Side, Earand Toothache.
Price Twenty-Five cents per bottle.
Demoine courier., 1855-08-16
New Advertisements.
FRESH ARRIVAL.

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Now is YOur time for Bargains.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
WE are now receiving a fresh and superior
wv lot of Groceries, Dye-stutfs, Tobacco,
Rife and Blasting Powder, Candy and Ra sins.
Also, a fine assortment of Queens, Glass and
Hardware, Nails, W~indow-gisss, Tubs, Buck
cts, Churns, Clothes pins, Wash-boards, Bed
cords, coil Rope, a good article of Cotton
Yarn; also, LADIES' Kid Slippers and black silk
Caters, youths and childrens' fine calf and
morocco Shoes. A small and well selected
stock Of ready-made Clothing; fine white,
fancy check, linen, union and Pittsburgh Shirts,
Byron Collars, Under-sleeves, Collars and Sh.-
n~azetts; Ladies' black and slate cotton Hose,
and black silk M,tts. A good assortment of
dark heavy Prints, fast c%olOrs, togsther with a
variety OF Dry Goods, too numerous for special
mention. the largest and best assortment OF
Yankee Notions ever offered in this markell
A nice lot Of Jewelry, consisting OF fashionable
Breast-pins, Ear and Finger Rings, Gold Pens,
&c. In our selection of Dye-stufis we were
very careful 10 procure the VERY best articles
in the market, without regard to the cost, and
can assure our customers that they will find
them of the FIRST QUALITY.
Thankful for the liberal patronage thus far
extended towards US, exceeding our most san
g,ine expectations, we cordially invite our old
customers, with hosts of new ones, to call and
examine our goods and prices. We do not ar
rogate to ourselves any superior qualifications
in recommending or selling goods, and conse-
quently conclude that the fact that we are sell
Ing good articles so low, has induced the pco-
pie to buy and carry off our goods by loads.
We hope our old Dahlonega friends will give
us a call and satisfy themselves that John can,
and will, give them a LITTLE better bargain
than they can get any where else in these Dig
gins. Come on, it seems like old times to deal
with you again. STREET GRIFFITH.
Ottumwa, Aug. 16, 1855.