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Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-02-20


Cheap Cheap. Cheap!!!
BOOTS AND SHOES.
fElA j. J0RDAN would announce 10 the either o.
RVv Davenport and the public, that he has opened
W&ladies and Gentemen's boot and shoe store ad-
toininy Burrows X Prettymans store one do6r above
the Iowa Clothing where he 10 prepared TO man
ufacture boot. and shoes of all descriptions.
LADIES BRANCH.
Fine silk lasting CATERS, fancy and plain
Kossuth Boots. Enaneied Patent Paris
Boots, Ties. Bronze Pnrde: Ark.
Jenny Limbs; Jenny Liads;
Ruskins Polka Boots
large assortment OF LADIES' AMI Misses Chdren's
Shoes, too numerous To mention.
Also a large assortment for Gents wear
Eastern line French Boots, Congress
Caters, Monterey: Jersey Tiss;
Plain walking shoes,
Moroceo;
And all kin Is OF heavy work. suitable for country
we'll as city custom; all who want neal n. and easy
boot would do well 70 call at the Davenport Boot aud
shoe Store. Call aud see. June y. 1858 3tu
SCOTT HOUSE
THE above three story bri,k house stun-
AA ted at the corner of Front aud HARRISON
0sSSE SIS. is now completed thoroughly Furnished
eees and open for the accom- mos'aiton OF the pup
VIZ lie. The subscriber hopes by strict alien
ton to business to Give share Of public patron
age.
Pare ., 90 per day, o, IS cents per meal
'-sNs r. BES on.
Davenport. Nov -. is5+-du. Proprietor.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-02-20
NEW
CHOICE FAMILY GROCERY STORE
T AM opening an entirely ssp stock OF
TEAS,
GROCERIES, AND
wnOnEN ~ ARE.

WOODEN WAHEs
Among which are the following:
VERY supe rior Y. Hyson Tea, choice do, fair do,
very choice, fragrant Gunpowder do extra Oolons do
Good do 10, Old Gov Java CVYee. common do kio do
poilin.s prep'd Cocoa, Crush'd Sugar, Puly'd do,
White, Coffee do, Brown do. Golden Syrup, sugar
House do, N. . Moiasses, various qualities Tobacco
from choicest cheap price. Pure Sa eratus Soda {.
Tartar ,Nutmegs, Mace, Gloves. Whole and Grind en-
namon Alspice and Pepper, Ginger. Pickles In CATS
aud hf-guis., Pcppersauce. Tomato ketchup, Cider
Vinegar, Mustard, New Rice, Table and Dairy salt,
Citron, Currants, New Layer Raisins, Good old do,
|Secdiess do, S,go. Maccaroni, vermaeeli, Drsd
Peaches Pared, do IMPAIRED. Picked Trout, White
various KINDS. Star Candles Pressed do, w. b. Whale
OIL ard do Indigo, Fig Blue, Alum, Starch, s. Pcire,
Coppcras, Soft sheiled Almonds. Pecan Nuts, brazil
do PiIbcrts Bed Cords, Clothes Lines. Bsooms Mnps.
Clothes Baskets, Wash Tubs, Zine Wnshboards, and
, hoop Paiis, Brush Bfooms, Flour Buckets: Spice
Boxes, SC, &c, all selected expressly for Famfs
Use.
T1An Goods warranted as recommended
A. ,ha Ryick store cor Main and Front streets,
(Store recently occupied by MeManus& SHEPHERD.
C. NJ. HAWKES..
AyWff
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-02-20
TOWN OF BLUE GRASS.

THIS town Is situated on a beautiful undniatins
/ prairie 10 miles from Davenport and u miles
from Muscatine. II is the State road. miles from
the Mississippi and Missouri Railroad aud miles from
the river. Ii yer; healthy: with population OF one
hu ndred not ease OF sick ness having occurred this
summer. II is within half mile ~ timber and the
same distance of the best coal banks In the country
ttis we'll watered both with springs and wells
Blue Grass contains me store, with hne open
ing for another black sniff shop wagon shop cabinet
shop. etc Three buiidr - are now being completed
one Of which Of ample dimensions and Intended Tor
tavern stand, IL for rent reasonable terms Being
on the main travelled road and the nearest pubti
house miles Distant very fair Inducements are thus
presented to any wishing 10 engage In the busi
ness. A saw mill is in operation 81 miles from the
town and grst mill is being erected at the same
place.
Lots are now for sale In the above town on very
sopable tevs and those wishing to build and To-
cate there win have such induce mens them
as are rarely offered. Good improved farms can be-
In the vicinity at from IS to $40 per acre
Stone coal kept constantly on band AZ my coal bank
JAS. T.. BURNSIDES.
d.. n.,~ ,h
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-02-20
Blue Grass. Oct IN. ls54-wtrwtf
DRY GOODS, GROCERIES, BOOTS SHOES

DRY GOODS, GROCERIES, BOOTS 4 SHOES
THE subscriber has receeed large addition to his
stock Of Goods in all the dific rent departments ma
King il as usual attractive assortment TO be
found in this region Of country.
You will And almost any thing you want in the DRY
GOODS line whether staple fancy, and the same -
Clothing, Bennets, Hats, Caps, Boots and Shoes.
In HARDWARE the assortment Is larger than an!
other not exclusively such.
His GROCERY department Is not exceiiedo by man!
that keep nothing else.
LOOKING Gil ASSES, CROekERf and OLAss
WARE. a good assortment
He is able TO an orders for most Of the Moline manu-
faciu red articles short notice. examination VIII
prove his stock to be various than IL often con-
c.ived Of.
He to be undersold for ready pay whether cash
o. produce.
r. Chain Pumps as usual In abundance at whole
sale and retail WIN. A. NOURSE.
Moline. June 9Th. 1854
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-02-20

H "a 81
GENTS FALL STYLE
MOLESKIN f. CASHMERE:
A splendid article, just received by express Al.
so Wide Awakes, Know Nothines. and good
SAas.ortmeni of BLACK ard prub Son Hats, both
Fur and Wool
CAPS,
Mems Boy. and Children's of every variety:
YIiRNlSHING GOODS:
Gentsrrnvats. Stocks, Shirts aud Drawers, Gloves,
Suspenders, Hose. &c.
Umbrellas, Canes, Carpet Bags.
Call and see No trouble To show goods.
GREEN 4 LEAVENW0R ".
Sept % Nsxr DOOR TO THE on. p q BRADY Sis.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-02-20
One Of the Best
Great Bargains.
HOUSES, LOTS AND LAND FOR SALE

HOUSES, LOTS AND LAND FuH sALE
NIY LARGE, solid, brick dwell ing-hoase, yer,
wi beautifully situated on the blum wcstwardiy from
the College, with a large barn and an excellent we'll
and cstsrn. the buildinss occupying two ts aud so
my house SocOnd street near Ripley, besides lot
i" Davenport and 1854 acres Of prairie land. and 240
Of timber, par'ly ia Scott, part la Clinton
county, can be had cheap. -
II. r. CLAUSSEN.
Jan l1-3ms
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-02-20

TINE best Piano Forte instructor in the world. hich
/ ar,lson,s modern school for Piano Fortcs can be
found OF No Le Claire Row:
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-02-20

rLARIoNETrs, Flutes. Fiaseoien, Picsiows and
" Flies at reduced prices At
No lie Claire Row. CN III
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-02-20
Canes.

VTUyrOH'S school for Piano Forte, Curtis Guitar,
III Zandcis MeIodeon Instructor aud in fact ever,
Kind OF instruction relating to music can be found al
the Davenport Music Store;
No q LIE Cl aifc Row: ca b
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-02-20
Guitar.

! Large and very nne assortment ofRoscwood 6u,s-
- IA A. various prices ranging from e3yO 70 Sio-
Also Viollns from seventy Ave cents to nse DOL
lara Al No Claire Row. Ok n
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-02-20
DAVENPORT MUSIC STORE.

cSRANDALL 4 HIGGINS have just opened large
u assortmc nj Of Guitars. violins. Banjoes' iamoo-
ripes &c, &c. Also every kind Of Music Books no
in use which they will sell very cheap for Cash a. NO
~ c,,;,a Row Oct III, 1854
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-02-20

oliSSiLi,k CEMENT, constantly on h,,s 49,.
sa', ~ }. ", pAt ELL & REo
go :" Front and p- - 6,
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-02-20

4 nAN-h nEe assortment ot Fu.t T,I, eot,, II,
oflniPer'at. Young II, ron and Bisei !. hlfctrss
. ai'd bohcs, rvceiv.a and lor ,aie b,
octs5 " pAIZHll A kpa
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-02-20
Storage Sale
Dried Apples 4 Peaches

IN Bushels new crop received far .,lohy
" ., ,.,. NJ. pAIzELL 4 BPo
49, - ~ 'TSr. Front A Per-, -.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1855-10-27
ARCTIC ESi'IOI. tTlN<

The bark Eelra>" and t." steam brig Arc
nc which were '"n. out by III" >. ''ov'
eminent. last summer. 10 ne rtl'"f o. l'r
name an" his companions VII" Two years be-
Tore had gone TO the Nr''r c""an IN search
OF Or J"hn FRANK in. r'tHrHt" 10 New lork
on the 2isf INST. ms :"i!r. EXPEDITION sail
eu q" 'he ""'h u WAY ia-'' "ndeF ~" com
"'"''' VI Lieut. i''r''h"'h' June IT, zee
"e'SS were met June - u" i"''u'e ~ "e".
'"'"'' ""-"'"'c ~ "'-' ~ NM III" sun
''' at 81 "'2"'' anu '"'' d i''''e past -
'''"'''S"'' ~ WV ''"''' unnecessary 10 use
al! ''2"'S' June - '"' '''' "' ''''en."hn
""s '''a"e from u" "ne I" ''H'v lfh vast
numbers OF whales ana do'th'"S--' KIND OF
d"ck-"er' met WED ih' l.'''T were 50
numerous that a ~hoo;'nr l'r'y made an rx-
'urs'on OF SIX hours ard brought IN 700
lbs, though they d'' not s'cu:r maTe than a
third part OF The number SHOT. JAY 6, Lew
ley. a DANISH E-'inin'a"x town Of some 80
inhabitants. on the island OF Disco. west
coast OF ''reenand, WIS r"a"h"h The rx-
ped'fionsts spent pleasant week there: the
inhabitants gave tai! every wight, at which
the Greenland tFi'es IN their Sca'-sk'n
dresses. mocras'ns ar" br''rI''s. displayed
Their ''"eSt charms NJ il''"e Island soft
''n KIND OF coal e's''v c'f with KNIFE was
taken H. ~ length Pernavirk' the mos
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1855-10-27
From .:e y. ! Evening Post.
THE BELLS AND THE RIVER.

a. lie in my hammock. swinging
Nea.l! tle -iI:.,.- 81 Tie Inap,c tree.
The village h,i are ringing
\ lullaby tor me.
/ he yiyrr !: tr, Al :ni -;'.rit
lie river Is deep AID long
The wlIite->aii"d huat- p a>l q or j..
Like Thought on the river OF SOM
Shall gave Oh TIE oinr,ru, river:
Or li-t 10 the sweet toned bell:
Both Ike wa.i,:S {" mH.,..
Have ca>t ser M. - spell.
The he'll tei,- ta'r of cii!,ihoni
canuo. cl.,o>c bat hear
For mcIu"ry catches The music.
And r:lrr:cs u /" my c;,r.
Inc river 'eE- ri tie future.
When I'M -'i:!l hr u" more.
Til :aiti!. w:il prophetic vision.
Can see Tie ct.l..-tiu, shore
For when the bel ia, ceased tcli,n..
And those who hear il rest.
The river VII Sill he rolling
10 IL mother u,,.:;n'- lr,;,-t
|HAr LIZ az IIL Ilrr-n~.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1855-10-27
Cite Californian.
AUTUMN RCVERlE.


.
o'e ~ 49, 4',' nv 'o>'
."''i.ue SIM" h"s ie'' 'he Fi''-'
VII" INV ~,
DE- is "'' nr' i''Pe'
-, "n.'e 'he 'o>'.;e >'c"!' >i''iie>'
wv S''i' ~ ne ."e.a'":
WI, H. '"e hea,'' tH'' o!e>>eu .'e o"'n'''c''
"neh WIN Jun" >.e >'nllhR c"ihe'
'W,H"n iro'' her 'r'Ie W." "'i"E'
w., nn' !'r ms. my b"-"'h.
WIN -uth incurii."I -"rr"", ur!'!-:
TN the summer I'm" Is dying.
80 "
Such sweet visions round about me.
Once in smiling beauty bur>::
Not 'he year sia- charged 30 sadly
flushing ilear;- 'cnca'!i BIZ shadow.
Breathing poison "n the blast,
Death has fiutiered right above u,
Loading down with silent t"o.!nN.
hos" VII" best "ur hearts ana homes,
rom the sunlight. t" The chamber.
oh. how many strong III manhood.
In that "ne>oiN" way hav" tIod,
AMI no" many A''ir ch'Idrtn.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1855-10-27
FARM FOR SALE

'N'HE Subscriber offers for sale his farm situated
Il amile and halt north OF the Centre VILLAGE
i'll -. Joins bury. and the road leading 70 Lyn
don on 'he Ea>t side Of tie river The farm CON
ta'nS 1870 acres Of lan. ana will he sold together or
IN r'rt- % accommodate purchasers The farm is
IN @""t condiu"t-tte buildings convenient and
III cooc repair. HE fences are good. and the farm
well watere'!. Terms favorable t. the purchaser
LEWIS PIERCE.
=. ID .ll.r,- Q, - o.. y 1s.3 ~ 20 !.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1855-10-27

H.S been before The public more than 20 wears.
and IS deS"rvc,llv popular IN the cure of
Sravlns, Sweeney, Eineb"nc. Wind -;llS. Pole
Evil, Cal"u~, Cracked Hoes. Gall oi all kinds
Fresh Wounds. >prainS Bruises FiS;ula. Sit
t>', Sand Cracks. Strains. i.a'nencss. Fo,in-
dcred Feet, Scratches or Grca>e. Nance Foo.
Rot IN Sheep. Garc.t in Cows. rheumatism.
Bites of Animals. External roiSonS. Painful
Nervous Affections. Frost Bites EoilS. Corns,
"htl"wS. Burns and Sca,s, ChillIlain>. Chan
Ned Hands, Cramps Contractors Of the Nus
Giles. SwenSs, Weakness of the Joints. Caked
Breasts. Sore Nipples Piles DC
- Pamphlets gratuitouslv furnished bv agents
with Testimonials of its utility.
All orders addressed 70 the Propretors. " II
Tucker Co, Lockport, Ny.
- For sale by Druggists aud Merchants GEN.
orally. through the United States British Possess.
SONS and other Countries. And Nv
-----i. c. Bingham Hiram We and Gal
YIN -ar'r:i. 81. JOHN tuiy: Geo Cowis~, Ev.ra.a
"od ~ drug - - l:'~,t:r.> in every ,o,v, :,
nc Zen - ,"o ="
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1855-10-27
Valuable Farm at
\ I & II | q Y.

WILL. 10 sod n rUl,!;c aUctinn on Thursday
W N" l.: day IT Nrvcin' er next at 10 o'clock
\. W.. az HE house al tn. subscriber in Derby his
Farm. situate. miles Northeast from Derby Cen
ter ON the main roat 'cdJg from Derby Line 70
'!arlr>t"n. SAID Farm j Pleasantly situated and
contains u'lt III @crc~. - arrc. of which arn
clear ana We'll fenced. suitable for pasture r,ow
Ing and iH:c. Ii = ~ GOOD >;,t. e.. ,.,;,,; ,i,,
ana i't> t'- teen rrrar ed one the hes, farm,
III Derby he !'uihIincS are n T. story hou>e y;
10y y. We. finished: she'd attached. 30 bv %
containing ki'cl.cn. milk room. wood house c.,ri
a." house AZ: rran1rv; , barns 50 by 40 each one
horse barn - ~ -. with cellar under the Same
pgT'Ty - hY ~ " IT, cellar for roots. &c !. fran,
81 sugar house J. by % containing two arches -
An h'i"e''Uc supplies constant ana pure wafer r.
the house ana arms.
VIII al" he sold at tie same time and place ,
TAR oxen. Cows. par two Years old Steers !
learn.s. Calve.. and prime 3 wears old mare
Coft Also quantity Of Corn. Wheat. Oats. Bar
lev Beans and Pr,;t"r-. y general assortment Of
tAEMiNt' lnbl> AS" guam itv Of HOUSE
HOLD FURNITURE
he a''"re mentioned property will he sold TO the
highest bidder UH'c. port on is disposed of a,
private sale previous to tie ,av specified Term.
made ktnWh n: tie time "t SAFE.
Cyy IN regard I" he Farm, reference NAV 10
made to Henry f. rrenii~. Esd Derby Line. jaco,
kate>, E-'i. Derby Center, or Porter fnman. Ese
Charleston CH,J,!ES antUSi
ier"N- '"t :. lH1I. L5n-5D*
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Tin " -. Stove n:pc. &c.

-
..... as. 49,. 49, : = 80. j - -l-.--
-
u LIZ hN a. 10 ~ An'"n i'fi"h'ef' ..
.-. -.- B - s.r..>- 80. Is -..l,-. >st>-
.-. t.s - -, = ,talf ,-,-u.r--r PiiIs tia,
.... nal f.ft ..--.- f..If. u4.l.rIi- o. common
g. is,~ .ri,. t.'p ,i,en,. and 60,
'.-'" ID '.. Ia e '''- '''' l'tA -, Ana fi mar.
.,..r.-..-.. .... -..-. ... ,-,-, >. t.. ras,f
-.> a han ?, - -n.. rt, N .f.,.i a Tie tl.l-
...,....s Iu.nf.~
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1855-10-27
Prepared 'si }. 4. : s.'''

Practical ana Analytical Chs mast, L2--e.i. --aS
Sodh J. .. R;n-i4n,. ari L.rAin A.
Toh,shurr: ta'-'n f'2~t 4 $ " -
Nrt,. n.- .--,.... t..., IT, = 60 "
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1855-03-27

ARcHITEcr's OFYlcE, @IIrT4 AsYiuA
Warrington, u. c., March G, la55.
SEALED PROPOSALS viii he received This Office unt II
y O'Clock, Tuesday the dRy Srh mex, ar warming
and v.nriaine the building MILITARY Asyium t cry
high There ass ~ ang 46 fse wade, and Etory
apparatus warming ventatIng completed
put up ready foI by The hru day OF December
Bidders VIII furnish hctioHs bur
understood workmansbp
hat al and workmanship
subjected s aud Of the architect,
Of appointed m tat before being
ca +.
The bidders include and all kinds
thai Il shal he every ready
the during
building oiDecem
The Will and uied
succeeding when, work saarto
will
satisfactorily t.
OF failure
take
The asylum grounds, at has expense
the
all Of regarded conducive
4 of the institution.
The plans Of building he this office, (ho Ta
inoeT Budnr the 10 and III O'Clock.
daily, until the aforesaid l0tn day OF April next
B 5. ALEXANDER,
Lieut. Engineers Architect Military Asylum.
Inteig~ncer, sun, Pbiia1ephiu
Journal Richmond
viii publish until the 10Th
Aprila aAE- -ensh
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ron THE WEST AND NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. AND
OHIO RAILROAD.



I1rOrsa arrangements or changes Of soAs
RsaE canpis1lon
Columbus, uniting, does, and direct
n- the Baiumore and oAo raoad with ali portions o the
kand N0h ana southwest gives s route greatly increased Aa
through travellers that Ga MBn
day, November ~ ls54, ~h h fplOwsf
FoR THROUGH PASSENGERS.
Two daly will
leaving Camden Station instead Of o,cioek
heetaoe excepr sunday arriving Wheeling
Sscnbds lh1 express uain, usyng al ;, israd OF D.
horat0oge, running through Wheeling
reaching there 10 "a THIS will Wa
Junction, -krsve Nonocacy Harpers Ferry Martins
Johns Run Cnmberiand Piedmont RorIesnuas
Dug Mounasviie
wood aud and meals. Beth make
rrguar OF Central Ohlo road tr Cam
Passengers envng Baltimore viii Cn
TIERS Al = the beias night the route BY
either train
psasange Northwest
points, make direct with the the Geve
land and Pittug ali when the Ohio navgahi
T beI~sen heeing and Wsyie BY leaving HalmoF.
the mail train IL a. ~.
Returning trains leayn Wn..linr as express
train 81 reachiae Baimo. al SO the mail unin
a II s5 reaching Baltimore Al
Through tickets BY from Wheeling Cincinnati, Madsnn
Louisville viii sold all
when IN. ui will admit
West sold the ckel offices
OF Che company
FOR WAY PASSENGERS.
The mar camden will fn
Wheeling NJ II as mrGngr Cumberland nj 30 Is, and
Baltimore y.
The fYrdrcs accommodation rin Tor Fredefick and uterine
diale will daily exccpt sunday arrvinl
Frederick a. Returning ~l leave Frederick 8,
arriving Baltimore al IL ao
Tae EieUE Mills accommodation VIII be daily, (e1rep
snndays,1 foiiuws3
Leave Casaaen station 4, a. M, and 3, p m.
Lervs Eiiicou's Mills ar 30, a m, and 80 p m
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Fosr orylcE DrFARrMEEr,
February 2s isaa.
OR0pOsAiS wiz b. received department luti The Jt
aas funiahng Dor the % Ene pool
offices uut-d ur four yrars IH Ae n Gay 81 APth
n phen By sparmsn he noe descriptions
ns usras az on sod
bipct stsl 70 adiui O.
dssgaaae the month hbd ast Nh
place -ach stamp and
Ne Of the a. ioS now
tarped mahogany andis ~ ths snne
Hkp stg The mshs 81 tnt
abbreviated 70 contain hu iaa irs = ~ ~ %
80 now II solid blocks 81 hardened esi
of e from 70 S tnenHivs - ne nanr
nfNk ehnraen enedm met % the Hizr last anresasd
Also spain ano ~ffrs, ~ M "fni !"
thoe~ ~ with tarued handicn
As aps figures asnerng a postage, aud SIM
- 10 ttoss now y use isrned hundrs
Asa s,unps ern msr used by the New fus and So"iE
8fhees.
AL 81 sTauaps nuads 81 harasued sesl
r prnvasais bde er me eircna
stamp, win tbs months and figures
piees eautaintnE ms mouih epnsashE ~
lstisrs
Also lor .rparus Pseee io days q the mnnsh
AIala.f fta cNujl
wnfas -patd aHa ffe
the aEurrs esuuzg ne Fe
po4rtnc dsnFrn wal rui hose ever r.
given dfercni e0Htrae al rs pFfqp'al ~ ~ N
d~pp ifsrlf f-iect NJ PfHt
pes and alsa the rrl y sftF
rnu ctFrutar staF Hith a"nr
Hsufns hrars stesi, aus a. me mhes A :"
a;s1f Efaerni 0eemea BdrssatAt
cmadrYed fur VI NJ .sss- He1N~
raussd mcrai EnHn nasa-nta sArsi are
dsparrm-ut accwpt sagh pf@ y 4 .a
tsa Gf the department y - -
" iis snds ~ SlanFs regVf#e h H 80
= JAMES CAMPBELL.
Postmaster tssnvraL
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Under Congress approved March,
extend settlers therein
nara alternate eaa numbered ~hIn eaes
dollars and nfy beavr the hxe
tied An act r h1 rclef o . uss and resrvee for nFoad
VITO serled improved Dovcsamed
~ b~
ordinary minimum az The public
twenty pros-n up
and paid for before inc day nnra for e pah sale Ihesore
every person night Of the
numbered -nsios-d within miles
of ID March gs5s
sh lss
auts Of aiomeni) under tr OF 9Th March iss
Of the
likewise entaf~d
of 9th March, ss uf The
I9tt
sErch required 10 establish s~ 10 sbx sasac
land ONCE
payment therefor the fixed by law prarb
befe snr appointed for
claimed otherwise claim viii he turf.iscd
JOHN WILSON,
Commissioner Of General Land Once
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Neilcr of alscsntanusnee af shs United
tssd ofliees Jrffsrsonvfiie, SAn1ennes and w sE
indiana.
NsrR provis the section uf of Con-
"a IssD, winch declares whsusVer
tir guaatiIy uDseid lana di=
be number Of than hundred
Thousand shall be OF the Of ne Treasury
Gennnne te office distefs land
unsoid ~ the dracongnnaDcs
existing Offices the
Office wich
approved september Io4 authorizes the Secretary Of
land which situated the
of Stnes, outstanding
when his such continuance
under The provisnns Of the
H. lc40, srGshch fss fug
depoired Ssrtrr pT tar Interior
eabs the Home Department. approved ID March
Ie49.
said districts reduced
SeeToa-y Of the ior, mia the
proatiou re bias directed The ianc Offices at
WINAMsc, ne of inoanR
unuid al Of
sale The innd Office Ispi
law and saaci
of districts
heretofore Al ase onees from
The
officers VIII public
Will, be apRara
JOHN WILSON
Commissioner Of rhs General Land otice-
JANUARY rs. Ie55.
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New Postage Acf.-Notice to the Public and
Instructions to P0stma sfers.

NOTICE hereby Congress
~ March 3, ls5 fu~ing
charged, and after the first day Of r lieu Of those
established,
On single eier conveyed the mail between places
United distance exceeding three thousand
miles, for distance xeeeGins three thousand
miles,
From and aer said first dny Of April on letters
qGised, from foreign
officers Of the official business The anking
privilege unchanged.
ths first of eighteen hundred
required ali
prepaid eters winch such have been placed
by the writeis.
Postmaster
THIS Of win be carried effect and
necsssary blunks be prepared and distrbued
JAMES CAMPBELL
Postmaster General.
Pusr OFFIcE DEPARTMENT,
March 3, ls55L
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AN setiIou Wham g 6ssys, Of Baltimore Maryland
" Of granted nln me
May Aacns-es fn
dressing shBgr for ou she expiration Of said
taxes the aStt ans ~ i-sS
thai the sad >un be herra ar sns Patent On er
lsh MAY n.xis nj IL orsoek and al per
show - they
Oagnf 10 be grained
the required 20 NE N ne PHrn
spesai srth In writing az sns' tw~n
n8ea by
be accora
Of the ofSrr which viii be furnished on ap
wlg be cpsea re 4i a May less
resd be
of that the
mem II within DAYS Thereafter
ordered pabsh-d the unicn lnfel
sepcsr. washington, D. c. Agns baiusnrh
Phiadrpnsa. fennsr and SCI
-unhc AIrsrican YORK, for three
the Am day nf May next, tae DAY d
CHARLES MASON.
Commissioner at PnEEnss-
viii plrass copy ana ssna tsi'
bale 70 the Pasen once, paper eouEahng tais notice
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WhsftaFfsns Aarh "a tt1.
an pelsun Copeland, Non
" prsTsns Inv ~f ff
is pressure sasrnr
adaa be H-e1
years ua the expiration Of sud patent which place
lin day 0f June, 1ssJ-
II raisnl Once
Monday ssy, O'Clock prrnans
uosea " have sid
petition ought be granrd.
are b
before day Df nea BY party
be a
eordnncs win the rules o e Office. which viii furnished
phcaton.
The testimony las srh u MAJ.
is.5 snpouins,
fled ofsce
arguments, II any, within days 4rreafeT.
Ordered shat published the
Maryland; Evening As, Phiaeepnis,
Scientific Amican New Yerk NrH YORK Inquirer
2sth day Of Mag next, the day OF hearing.
CHARIEs MASON.
of Patents
r. Sdr0gs OF the above will please COPY, send
rhe bills PulUHi Office containing notice
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