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Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1855-07-12

YoRK CoUNTY.-The democrats of York
county assembled in convention at Alfred on
the 4th inst. The convention was organized
by the election of Hon. l.. S. Moore, of Liner
ick, as president, and John Hanscom, of Saco,
as secretary. ...s ...
The following nominations were made =
For senators, John M. Goodwin, Of Blddeford
Alexander Jenkins, of Eliot, John Kezar. of
Parsonsfeld clerk of courts, James o. McIn-
tire, of Alfred county attorney, Edwin r.
Wjggin, of Saco county commissioner, Sam
uel Mildraw, of Wells county treasurer, b.
F. Parks, of South Berwick.
The convention was full and harmonious,
every town in the county being represented
The democracy of ''Old York. will give a
good account of themselves in September next.
Able and eloquent speeches were made by
Hon. Mr.. Leland, of Saco, Emery, Of Lsban-
en-, Herrick, of North Berwick, and others.
Princes PRoTEAN FOUNTAIN PEN.-W take
pleasure in calling the attention of our readers
to one of the most convenient and desirable i'm
provements of the age,-we mean the Protean
Fountain Pen, now for sale by WIN B,
SrEARNs, who is agent for this and Kennebec
Counties. The holder, which is tubular, is
made of India Rubber in such a manner as to
hold sufficient quantity of ink for half days
wri,ing-thereby saving large amount of time
which flows in a free and easy manner. 1t is
the best pen every way for the counting room,
or to carry in the pocket, we have ever SEEM
They are going like hot cakes.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1855-07-12

ReSolred, That while the honor and prosperi-
ty our common country are as deeply cherished
as they ever have been by the wing party, we
cannot forget the duties we owe to the state of
Maine, with whose welfare the best interests of
ourselves and Of those who are to succeed Us
are inseparably connected. We regret that the
unhappy results of the present political COM
binations and intrigues of the last two years
justify US in characterizing her present state
government as the offspring of a corrupt fusion
of men of opposite political opinions and asso-
Citations, aided recently by secre: political Or
ganization of the most dangerous character, as
the fruit of combination Of adventures eager
for power and plumber, and its administration
of public affairs as mere instrument of faction.
And we call upon the people Of Maine, as they
value the reputation of the state, the principles
of their fathers. and their inalienable rights to
life liberty, and the pursuit of happiness, to
ponder well upon the dangers and shares which
surround them, and to relieve the common
wealth of the imputation that within her bor-
ders the path to political preferment is through
secret intrigues and selfish combinations, and
that political power, by whatever means OBJ
tanned, may here be abused to any extent which
blind fanaticism may suggest.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-03-26

ohio STATE LOAN of l556.-The Commls-
PREMIUM any stoount not sedins the sun o. Eve
Hunere Thousand Do.rs Ct he cs6sstes OF the pno SIX
PerOen Loan able AFTER the Sls Deecneer s, pre-
"nee oT redemption At time after the de OF tbs
ard poi 10 The 18Th June, ls Apply Transfer oh's
Stale 81 OHIO. No 81 Beaverl Nsw-York
Coissbrs Mach 70 lass
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-03-26
IN OOH 600 TOLEDO AND ILLINOIS
IN SUU.UUU AND LAKE ERIE, wAsAsa

ANp ST. LOUIS RAILROAD COMPANIES flhSr
NORT0AGF BONDS $1,000 Of the Bonds OF the Lsks
W. Wsb.,h and St Louis and Toledo and Illinois
offered for sale being the unsoe osshss
Of Their Seven Per Cent First hoifsse BONDS
Thee Boz Of se!ies OF SS4N 'V issued oy zoe
tSo C0mps AS miles Of Road extending ho rocco
Al IN, te Of Eiie In the direction OF 81 Loue sha
loving tie Msumee and Wsbtsh Rivers to the state ine o.
lin o., from which points communication VII 5000 PC Ls
with 81 Louis By the Teire Hsuie aud Alton ksiroso sh
with SrriDsfed the capital Of Illinois Ard With the termou
River by the Western Railroad Of Illinois no~ lar i'd
vspceo io~sr conpleiicp 80. III.
Ths Bono. are p.yste he st day OF August lsoo with
interest psyse tnnu., 10 New York and se cavern
bic The cspita stock OF the compares ~Nhn SIX y7As
frcri tie si Of August 1875 80, ..oo.,o
The cost of the Roads when completed Will be ~ wv
not e5e t0S per mile for rOsa built and equipped
In ,he most rough and superior nanner VI this w 'o
already expended the Roads and the Cocptns
Az, .e from nosrps debt sne have the means on had 10
somtets i2o miles Of road which viii Be opened Tor use
enrir a the n opih OF June reht -. A., -, ~,
Ihs .um ls been raised ~ the sale OF s.osk and rrs1
Norty,se Bonds ard Of o 90 Of Second MORTGAGE
n OF in the hands OF the Treasurer
Of m, second MortsAe Bonds and OF Tue rns
s,s Ropss amply suciep TO eoupets ard equip no
Without refer.pe. 10 the through business when ms hne
must CON sr6 AZ the shortest route from 81 Lous ana
be ID to L.ie Eie univ eTssly conceded fhs S 70.
the srse. loesl business OF any line wtsI o.
Valley al the Wabash has always been now IS L;Hs
port Of Indians ard the county seats lnioas. =.
ALBFRT s WHITE, President
FDWARD WHlTEaOUse. Ires.urer
WARREN COL6CRN Chief EnGneef
10 co 10
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-03-26

II s. MAIL LINE for CALIFORNIA, Via
u AsPINwALL and PANAAA-Cslifornians are m.
th.t the P,nans Railroad completed and the transit
ftbs Inhnus will be msde BY RAILROAD. fom Ocean to
Oessn No more Mule Trsvel-No Ryes BOATING
%, THURSDAY April at o'eloes p. III from pier 81 foot
NJ Ws.nr North liver viii be dispatched the deet steam
sbip GEORGE LAW. Cspt q. V. Fox, u s. n, ,,-
eona.c a. Pansns with the and superior steamship
SONORA, Capt R. L. Whiting.
.r. always kspt Panama 10 prevent detention IN
case OF sceieent ,,,.-,
~" J. W. RAYMOND.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-03-26
flnduriai.

OFFICE OF THE CLEvELAND AND TOLEDO RAILRoAD(
COMPANY, No. 18 Willismst New-York,
Msrcb l6, 1885
nIVIDEND.-ADiv Dividend OFTEN PER CENT.
- the Capital Soeh of this Cenp.ny Ia. ihi. s.y .e.a
of the Profits Of the lx twelve months pay.
able at Office Of the Company on and after the "a April
neat.
The earnings having been appropriated to the construction Of
the Northern Division from Saudusk TO TOLEDO th DIVIDEND
made payable Seven per Cent Income Bonds OF the Com
parry. ,,, l, ,s a...,,. 1, Rand.
when pr.sented in of One Hundred Dollars
The Transfer Booha will be closed from the 2ih inst 70 the
Cd April
BY order Of the Bos,d Of prectoa r
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-03-26
BANK OF The COMMONWEALTH, /
Nfw.YoRK. March Is, 1855. y

BAxK OF the CoMMOSwEsLfH,(
NEw.YoRE. March q, 1855
H,HE Board of Directors Of this Bank have this
i day declared Dividend Of hALr rEh
CYNT out OF the profits OF Bank p,ysble to tbs stock
holdeu on MONDAY, thf ID of April nett $50,
tn. Tausfer Books will be closed from the 26h INST wi the
"a ~ Anil inelusiye GEORGE ELLIS, Cashier.
OFFICE OF The MICHIGAN eorrHERS AND NORTHERN
INDIANA X R. CoNPANIEs No IL Wiismn;
NsW-YoEE, March Is, 1855.
A MEETING Of the STOCKHOLDERS ofth
n MICHIGAN SOUTHERN RAILROAD COMPANY
viii be bed al the O6ce of the CoDpsay Adrian 10 the
ssts Of MIthicsn at 10 O'Clock A. on the 2th DAY OF
April stIt And meeting Of the those Of me NVhIh
Urn INDIANA RAILROAD COMPANY viii be held a. the
Once Of the Compshy Lspore in the state Of indians 81
i2 oeIoet AZ noon the th ds, Of April next 70 set on
for the ocs and interest OF the said
Rsrosd ConpsDy with toe stock ana
est OF the aid Northern lpdsna Rsrosd Con ana 70
the mslng for running and bzsnes
arrsrrerens with ,thtr Companies .. q,
Ths soeh Transfer will be osed
an the ISh dsy OF April and open The day ser the
sn.rtiy DAYS OF eetnx Of Stakeholder By order OF the
Board } "a uOt nv . S-e.eee.y-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-03-26

NEw-JERSEY RALROAD-For FMLA-
~ pELPHh, and he SOUTH snj wIS9, - JEne8Y
oITY-Ue:ss ss::ss hsl end .sers: Lines Lew ~.
ssd 10 A n. asd Z. n TIE kev.Jsrsy Aeseanee.ese
Tine leaves 81 u y. :, ca acygs.s q al ssrs.sss.t
or B.rpor. w.shiss Sosf,t ke and tArsssk aegaes
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-03-26
Gteamboats and Railroads.

IOSS Spring ARRANGEMENT
ICsDDs NYACK and HAyEasrRAW ScEAABOAT
LlNE-Touchips st Rock and Lake and Permon in CON
neeiion With Is. n. ERR The elippersesIer
ISAAC p SMITH. Cspt R T. Blsncb. will on and .ter
THURSDAY March Is. 1885 leave Chsuoenst Pier EVERY
AFTEhfoos At Osoet R,t1rnios lesvs h,y ,s s
mont 40
EOR BOSTON via NEWPORT and FALL
y R.vER-Ihe BIsndid and 'SPe,iSyr sesm% NON ON
DAY WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY. ST clock ?. u snt
EMPIREsrATE Capt. Benjamin BIayton. leaves Newly orr
even TUESDAY THURSDAY and sATCRDA 0eloos
n, from Pier No n g., reA the Ss''s'J' s0ta touching
Heressr no room. will be REGARDED secured to any sppA
ssnt unit! the same shall have been paid for -
Freight 70 Boston arded through ~h eat dispstcs
''' w. soRDEN AGENT. ao.. -c and Il Vest
DEGULAR MAIL LINE via STONINGTON
II for BOSTON, PROVIDENCE, NEW BEDFORD aud
TAUNTONlpspd route without change otess or detenuon'
The rev steamer PLYMoUrH ROCK Capt Joel Stone, and
CVASDERBILr Cspt H. Frsree. in connection with me
sonn.on and Providence and Boston and Providence Rail
r-.cs eayps York daily Sundays e1eeptedl from PIER
No n (r,t wharf above Battery pisce ats O'Clock
ARD stos1aon :. CcOes E u; O. Of 'i'" OF Inc "'li
Tbese PASSED for strength safety speed
comfort The officers aye eAPeIleneed ana a.
The c. VANDERBILT from New. York Monday, Wsdne'
DAY ard Friday From sonnstoE-rues-ay' Thursday ana
The PLYMOUTH ROCK, from New-York-rue.dsy; Thurs
da, and Saturday From stoninston-Mondsy "wednesday
RPs.~n.er on arrival Of the steamers At stoninston.
proceed i'm edsey by Mail train 10 Providence, Bsto A.
f.upton ard New Bedford; By Accommodation train from
the and rain through
each wsy = ,,, ,,,.s...s.x. .,5 r,5.,s for
E.nnrIet Bomess Hole and Woods Hoe, via New Bedford,
CONNECTING with the steamer Esse Wing -
be made ct pier No North River the Office No. 10 sas'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-03-26

OFFICE of the REPUBLIC FlRE INSUR-
~ ANCE COMPANY, No "A Walst ~ a,,,n,,.
CASH CAPITAL, sl3O,WO0, WITH LAAoE soArLo''
CHARLES II. RUSSELL. JOSIAH CAKES
EnNiEI r FEARING JOSEPH GAILLARD Jr,
WILLIAM H. RUSSELL, JANIS NJ. WATERBURY,
AUGUSTUS c. DOWNING, GEOkOE SUhldS.
GAZAWAY B. LAMAR GEOR5E ADsE,
WIN BUTLER DUNCAN, John AsnOk "a
NJ H. WOLFE, fREDk DELANV,
ISAAC TOWNSEND. JANIS C. BILL. ,,,r,,
JAMES WARREN, DANlEL DhAhh ss ILL.,
NORTiMER " HAMILTON PELEG HALL,
DFNNiN0 DUR ROBERT 4. HONE.
JoiIN STEWARD Jr SAMUEL v. H0ffAAN.
ROBERT r. MlHTURN, GEORGE w hIIts,
REUeEN WITHERS. J. GIRAUD FOSTER,
EDWARD c. CENTER, JOHN A G. CRAY,
Erw YoRx, Jan. II, 1885
The Tlusees Of this Company have this day declared 10
conformity with their Charter, dividend OF fOU ANU
THREE QUARTERS PER CENT. on their Capital Stock,
paysbe en- densnd the Stakeholder cash sne serp
And slso a further dividend Of TWENTY PER CENT,
psy.be in Scrip to the assured Policies ued BY this Con.
psny which terminated within the hsea ye endAs 81"
Tho charter Of this Company provides that amer py.na In
ter.,t TO the OF SEVEN PER CENT
PER ANNUM the Iepsnips profits are to ee annsatJ a
which scyp not TO be paid until the ret poh tosether
with the Capital Stool, shall exceed ONE AlLhioN VI
DOLLARS. -.
This establishes agencies but Injuries against
Ere ali over the United Staes through respeetaoe hoas IL
this city. hObEhI .. HoNb' f'eAa'u-
DrscASF Curry Secretary.
New.York. March l. 1855.
EsvYoRE March l. 1875.
Thu s,rip A Der above notice 10 ready. tares e.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-03-26
$40 600 :, NAUGATgcK cRR1 AlLaEsAlRe

BoNps-T sonis are ds.ed Marra TO- lss PeyabN 7.
ys.rs ase Interest payable sei na.uy I.eJ ~
esrt5ed prroler Of the State of cSEneencnt
rhe sntire u bsBds By this Conpsoy ie" '-sA WV
,firS par Of the setaA 10; OF the rose
~" p eishOP NJ = Va q,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-03-26
CTEAMsHIPs between HAyRE and NEW
HNUE BRITISH and NORTH AMERICA
ROYAL MAIL STEAMSHIPS.

IRON YolK TO LIVERPOOL 49,
Chief Cabin Psssaxe. ....s.s..s.''''''''''''*'
Second CABIN fazssf.. .''''''' -
IRON sosToS TO LIVERPOOL 49,.
Chef Cabin Psnsafe
Second Cabin Pssssse. ."
The d 20 from Boston cali 81 HalIax
ARABIA Capt Judkins ANEhIcA, csPs b.s1
PERSIA. Cspt Ryre. EUkOp 4 Sspt sasnn
arpicA sc.,t Rs-,;sor NIAGARA Capt Lei,ch
These vessels carry clear white hfnf ~ ns'' Ne-' 49,
on pos fed % a., uy,da.~Ssy Ifh March
AFRICA Harrison Leave BostoH. W-dnesssy .1.S a,-
49, Bcsron WEDNESDAY 25th April
Berthe secured Until pss for
An experienced Surgeon 90 boad .....kf. IN, GoA
The ofthese sh % VII not Dc a, NsAis
Silver Balon. Specie, Je-eify ttse - 80. ,h.r,of
uplss hills Of ladinf Csre1 ihefe'ef 40 ~
therein expressed.
Fer re sht passage spTl,,. A.. A se~Iin, xr.sn
Thee VII be &c EssEsEISs - i1s tHs IA VIZ i'A
q. further rstice
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-03-26

CAMDEN ard AMBOY RAILROAD to PHIL
~ ADELPHIA from Pie, No. North River TT.9 Iins.
.,sa1nbc.t JOIN Potter 70 SOUTH AMsoY thence sy
line at r n BY JOHN POTTER A1BOY thence direct
10 Camden By through In 1--WE houra Fate s. way
stioD and Euigrsnt Lines a. NJ rare pi ~.
Fm,rsut Line P NJ, &l IS.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-03-26

NOTICE. Consignees of Freight &c,
IN per ADAMS & Co.'S Express, betTeen Tfotn sni
California are hereby notified that the business belongs ex
cusiyely 10 the NewYort House, the Firm here sensas
fp',n... s;sred l. c. WOODS.
S,n Frpeisco Feb. p 1888
Deduction Of FARES tO'SUTT the TINES.
III NETWORK and CALIFORNIA STEAMShlPLlNE
Via Nicaragua Accessory Transit Company Of Nicaragua Fro
pro. Through 10 advance Of the mail 200 miles shorter
than say The speodid double eanshp
NORTHERN LIGHT 1000 tans burden, Capt Tinklepsuth,
viii leave from Pier No SE R. oeioca precisely for
Punts Arenas on TUESDAY March q, 1855, connecting
Nicaragua Tr,psi route but twelve miles Of land trans
rort.ton BY srass esrrasea Several new and s~ih iron
have lately pat the yer and lake. which
bo,n The time the transit from ocean to ocean These
are unurpesed in their ventilation and sceom nods
,lor, FOR Iporr,op pasSe Of the reduced rass apply
oniyto CHARLES MORGAN. Agent, No. Bowling green
Later las made a. the odee.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-03-26
NV YORK, Feb II, Isot
ATa MEETING Of the stockholders OF the


Alta MEETING of the stockholders of the
"A frLTON MINING COMPANY. held at the oaee Of the
Copp.ny mo ?, l.n NewYcrt) on the 9Th glf by
third. Of he 'hMe. Of ne seen Of the .o
!si7,s. THE number required co,rr, COW
PGNY was formed 18th alt under the laws Of the stats
81 Micb;,,n wth 70 cco shares Of Stock ssesb and an
Of o. PEI a:f h e oe he
Wism-t New YoriJ on the sth day o. hnsh next me
st Of he sbove .s.es.nest their
scrip VII be eIled receive the stocs OF ne
sesunt Of TIRE Per cent VII Be allowed all ssss<
nneni. PAD on OF before th. LIST 81 March next
JOHN srMrkISs. u u Sec Sec md Tree. Co
Sir so,,ih,.udip. NE .,pir.tiOp Of til. time limited 10
the above uotce been deemed sdvisses TO permit any 81
the ss hs siGr ly 'a day: sST o .ad
Lila date After the expiration Of said thirty DAYS me
from spy bsneat uSh il presumed BE- realized By 10
PPOaax:s Cssr Sc T. 's ssd Tr.ss o. . Co.
= Eew.Yori. March is 1875
THE COUPONS falling due on the LIST OF ApnI
next Of the Construction Bonds Of the Illino. Censs
s aosa Con s.hs 10 20 WIS on snd ssr the Of
April CeSgs.is.t envelopes p Ts.SHS rrs s
OTTIcE PAxlsA RAILsoAo CospAxr.}
NIwY okK, March 49, 1884,
THE ANNUAL ELECTION for Thirteen pl'
'; q 81. .s'Y so SSS.y s A iSs
II. po. rl ~ AID eo.s 2,eloet Iss AZ
f. SsG wi" be closed b e n saTh H:s :a
NOTICE is hereby given that the ANNUAL
IN ELECTION for DIRECTORS OF the sr NC dVLtI "a
INSURANCE COMPANY will bs held the ofee o. So go
Company Of eth and l+sh St on IUEsoAi ",
10Th Of April 1855. between the kogs OF 10 eISes y
md ~ oeleet election for three lnspeesc ''
az next .ucceedirs election W sLOcUM secretary.
d An ono NAUGATCCK RAlLkOAlp.,
u 4V.UOV co.'s y CENT: c0SvEeilis 10 ID
BONDS -These soni' dated Mara 10. lS A.,
erti6ed prroner Of the State Of csnneencn
The sntire 10 u BsBds By this Conpsny ie" '-s1 ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-03-26

OFFICE OF 1Hr CHICAGO AND Rock ISLAND RAILROAD Co.
Com Exchange Bank ouildins No Is WillismN
EEw-YoRK March Is 1855
rJNBIS COMPANY having declared DlVl-
i DEND offOUR PER CENT on the capital stool pay q
HE on Mouc.y II second dsy OF April neIt the Tr.o.er
Boot. will be closed Saturday the ,7th instant
th. Comrsnv A. G. FLAGG, Treasurer.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-03-26
Ocean Gteamers, ST.
A DAMS & Cos CALIFORNIA EXPRESS.
n Office No 80 Broadway.
syrct,l yoTIcE TO CALIFORNIA SHIPPERS.
pcnTrCTIOS or FXPRF3S RATES

SPECIAL NOTICE CALIFORNIA sHIrPtRs.
REDUCTION or EXPRESS RATES
ADAMS Co I'VE notice their Cilifornis Express Gus
toners and the and public general h4t they
have kEDUCRD tn. RATE for Erores tIeHh rom
via Nlcsssut route 10 Z
CENTS per Pound Through with mail speed, by connect
ina stoe mera Time only Il dAys -.
Our p<rt Express under the tariff OF reduced rates
will 40 forward per steamer NORTHERN LIGH T. on TUEs-
DAY March a. in charge Of our own special mes
pser Destination Shippers will please send In their
Freisht eary. 80 ,.,..,,
CARp ADAMS Co. respectfully rive notice that their
Express facilities undsufbed and that shippers may
res uror being paid In cspsnhins goods
with The sreaes speed and delivering the immediately
on arrival Our for transportation are large and
'"F'' w. B. DINsNORE,
T. SANFORD,
NJ SHOEMAKER
p,on-is,o,, Of Adam, Co Cafornis Package Express.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-03-26

The Scrip as per above notice 10 now ready t.tnes en'
10 the same viii plcsse call for Of the oihss OF the Soa'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-03-26

CENTRAL RAILROAD Of NEW-JERSEY-
~ NEW-yORK sOMERvILLE. EAsTON, &o.-Wnter
Arrangements, commencing Nov - ls5E Leave Nov York
for Esston by steamers RED JACKET snd WYOMING.
neens At Esabebcwn with trains the New jersey Rail
which leave New York. from foot Of COaftsndss "
ga NJ, u 81. and 4 P. b.
FOR sousryie twsy by NewJeuey Rsrosi from foot Of
Returning iesvePhi p.bus Opposite Esstou) steis and
$50 A and ~ sS%sI T fsS r. I'D A.
Leave New. York at 8 and 10: 90 A ~, and p. NJ
leave Exabethpert at and 81 A. n lbs and 90 n
JOHN o. sTERNs. Superintendent
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-03-26

MEsSRs. DUNCAN, SHERMAN & Co,
NJ bs.lsn No Wnhea. HsS Yot- ~ rea-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-03-26

III MONDAY, Jan. 90 1855 the Trains will leave Chan
be.t Station, as follows EIe,. Train NJ cCnn.ct1s
with Northern ard Western Train NAL Tam, A. "a
mediation Train 81 rss Poush.espHe srs,sh'
and $50 PM For T.rytown a. The Tsnytown. Peef
@ ard Poushieep.s Tram. 'ep q: the way s,sao .ns
sl,trs SUNDAY NAIL TRAIN q. A NJ. from Cens4 81: ,
fr A,bany ana Troy, stopping AZ all Way ststions
81 L. SYKES, j., Superintendent
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-03-26
HUDSON RIVER RAILRoAD-EoURrEES1

a., TriyspIY Mach Is is1 and until further
notice Passenger Trains will leave Pier foot OF Dasns
'pGskiRk EMPRESS s'f a Ds.tIr. :.a ,,.,m,
socKLaED PASSENGER, asP. N iron sset Of ch.m'
WAY PASSENGER, Sam. for Ns"surss snd Que
VILE s .Rs 1 yyssEss pun.t and ss
ENIGRAsT q 50 P. NJ, for DuiIif1 and saa'i'' 'nd
fi.:s EIPs. Ts. q ssa.IO Nd D.9itT .lta
NTEW-YOKK and NEW-HAVEN RAILROAD
IN WINTER ARRAsGEMEST Dee II. 49,
Ii,7f IS, q. ss- ai''as sal:.
s.s s, a .s:l ssstl sA %. ID W. w..
rs az So TX r. As Sr 81 s.. D -
ei! ~: "a "a s.e1.ls.. .:.os. H. SIS. as
&c soS'i isl hst'sla "a ssassf;S I'm
~ i r., CsD. R.Irosd A NJ. IEI I1M, @, New
E.;:s s....4 H. hG:'sif E E:''is
o.sbaly S:s..t s:iIl0;s s.-s.,s.
= III IL n J.. : =. e f r.
from P'f' cA'''I js 1T 4 aoff sao.ras.adsa e.
NYEW WIDE-GAUGE ROUTE from NEW
N YORK . RoCHLsTEa m. RocdEsTER and GIN
srh the Bgs.o cerniss and New Yot and New YORK s,e
gre Raro.ds iorns direct from NewYon % hoeh-
ester.
The Ieesne Of this route tosshsr WIKI the superior oo
fort Afforded BY the vide renders y fsl he nos ase~
bic between the above named citieG ,ux
Tickets Be procured al the NevYcrk sn5 Ere haros
rcsst Office Dot OF Duane t ans 81 No l9s nfs>"S ~
b Jersey City.
Hassase CHECKED through xA,s.-h.s
Fr.isks viii transported between ssv iofs 70 :. 80,
With dspach Any inhrnsuc. sssirsd ,ss As-ssos
Be chained BY calling Ia &c -, a.,
the New yort and Ere Rxihosf. re ps., -
fAPPAs. EIsre F.shi Assn. Ne iS 80 va ssoro.s u
No rsirs On ne Eu6so Germ az sr rf s.,s.<..,
u1sSy. J. a.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-03-26
Che 8torr-0eller.
nj A R T H a ~. N + N D + b.
nIsER'S GRANB.DAUGHTER:
CHAPTER III.
TIRE THREE LOST WILLS.

ICou.inses from ss,srdAy's Tribune J -
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-09-17
Clothing.

MAMMOTH STOCK OF
NEW GOODS!
At the Great Western Clothing Store.
Il. LovUe1aOtO1n
No. o, lie CLAIRE ROW,
In receipt OF the largest and most complete stock
i OF
CLOTHING, OF EVERY DESCRIPTION
ever brought to this Market which has been purchased
In the Eastern at greatly reduced prices, and
which he 2ili soil
Tpenty- Fips per Cent. Cheaper
than any ,thef establishment In this section OF
try He is also, In addition to his stock Of Clothing
receiving extensive and well selected stock Of
Gentlemen's Furnishing Goods
of all styles and varieties TO which he invites atten
tion His stock has been selected with great
pressy for this Market and at the very lowest prices
Extent, Variety and Beauty
his stock cannot be equnsd in this region, and are
FRESH FROM THE MANUFACTORY.
All he asks is that the public generally will examine
his stock before purchasing elsewhere, feeling satis
fed that those who cannot be suited in quantity qua
lity and price at the
Great Western Clothing House
cann,t be suited at any other establishment west OF
Chicago.
AM
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-09-17

THE UNITED STATES EXPRESS COMPANY,
Connects with Tue American Express Company at
B.srfalO. Cleveland Il Chicago,
WITH
WELLS, FARGO g. Cos. CALIFORNIA AND
EUROPEAN EXPRESS!
TRIBE particular and order Goods ssBy the United
States Express CompaIy."Iu
GENERAL OFFICES.-s2 Broadway, New-York-
Corner of West Seneca and Pearl Sts.. Buffalo, n Y.
RENWiCK SON. AGT's.
Bazaar Building. .PacketLanding, Davenport, Iowa.
March ID 'I5-d-f
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-09-17
Cheap! Cheap J! Cheap!!!
ROOTS AND SHOES,

BOOTS AND 6HOES.
HfIn JJoRDAN would announce to the citizens
eVv Davenport, and the public, that he has oleneda
U&Lades and Gentemen's boot and shoe store ad.
tonine Burrows & Prettyman's store one door above
the Iowa Clothing store, where he prepared TO man,
ufacture boots and shoes OF all descriptions.
LADIES BRANCH.
Fine Silk lasting Caters, fancy and plain
Kossuth Boots; Enameled Patent Paris
Boots. Ties. Bronze Parde; Ark.
Jenny linds; Jenny Liuds;
Buskns Polka Boots
A large assortment of Ladies' and Misses Chlidrehs
Shoes, too numeroust TO mention.
Also A large assortment for Gents wear
Eastern fne French Boots; Congress
Caters. Monterey; Jersey Ties;
Plain walking Shoes,
Morocco;
And all kinds of heavy werk suits Die Ior country,
AZ well as city custom; all who want neat lit ana eas!
hoot would do well callat the Davenport boot
Sb.a S,nrs Call and see, June 9, Is53-34u
Ha1la'and PARTIES.
AIDES and gents Buffalo over shoes, Rubbers ana
| 4 Ane French Boots, Kips Of my manufacture ana
extra boots and shoes that IS
TO be u the Queen cities ofthe great Northwest
davenport Boot and Shoe door below Burrows
Prepyma n o ammoth store Front street opposte
the mill INES 'onD"''
Davenport Jan 25 1855.