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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-11-09
ARE YoU SUFFERING

IRON rheumatism, Sore Throat, Group, Dihaeult
hIea,t OF side stain OF SPasm, Head Ache. mfamma
ram ar clamps 1T the Stomach, hOera MOThus, Cholera
lHtanium, ChOlc Lame Rack. Chiibllins bites Poi
Gus Insects or Eabid bog que Cake, Ase in the Breast
or Face burns bruises Chatting chapped hands, cOrns,
COntactOns OF the Muscles cords cuts OF Any kind
salt Rhsun Searvy Sore Nipples, Sore Lips Venereal
Sores Scarlet Fever any similar disease you may
aS>uleI that IN this article you have \
a SOVEREIGN REMEDY,
PenetTaIts 10 the seat Of and entirely
ERADICATES THE DISEASE.
Some will laugh idea OF any composition curing
such humber OF diseases: hut but reflect that these
causes he GTSnosition viii "a m as bnt
were II ten times more so FACTS wi ch stare in the
M oFes the candid 10 its merits; for
eaees on Others unite IN declaring tjust what its
CNonl1ieii) indicates, Lhe 6e.t Lininlent kno11.
TO THOSE WHO THINK.
Have you never noticed the stk ns milarty between
many external and internal diseases having entirely er
cay might DC prepared which should be equally applicable
70 botht This remedy is offered you in the oSPA
by claiming TO have beet found in 6tns
MIC" or say eGTes Of the eaTt but is simply the
OlsFklHo OF SCENcEt being mild aud simple in its action
anu yet revealing in its effects power almost Incredible,
,n T1 hI ine most hidden Sinews Of Ilnn or
by Tar the eheGst Lniment in the market being uP in
than the largest besides being more than fou tina MS
strong; we therefore it you with pride con-
dence exactly suited TO the wants of rich or
he unprecedented size in which the Nonpare Lininent
is Put u ard the vast Ofthe used in it,
makes for US topay for the printing OF the
humid eds oil certlstes NIGHT upHiSh, do deem
Il necessary, the article tits used will certify
for ITSELF
We would however refer those ai'c.rS ones who have
so oten been quilted by forged certificates aud bigasserons
to the following names, being the many per-
sons whose character camdor and veracty needs
paegyTc from us, and who having fully tested its virtues
in the different diseases for which it recommended
prepared TO speak OF its merits as it deserves.
Sold in Wheeling by James akeT, Kes a Caldwell, T
Logan g Co. w K Mckee, Patterson a Co, and by the
principal Druggists OF Virginia. aud Pennsylvania.
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ADTERTISEMENTS.


Hoskins, Heisken & Co.
IMPORTERS AND 1OBBERs OF
STAPLE AND FANCY DRY GOODS,
HAVE removed TO their new Iron building. 2ls Market
u At. and 81 COmuoerces ST PHILADELPRI4. sPl7:1y
Anspach, Brother & Co.
s@WH0LESALB DRY GOODS STORE,
John AHspsCh it, John F. jacobyi.. ,James N. Reed;
William AnsPach;.. Henry FaIrnan. separation
Woltes, Ballard q Co.
IMFOeTKRs JoBaERs:N
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC DRY GOODS,
ITg Market street, philadelphia
CroL r. F. KELLY, torERerly OF Wheeling, is engaged
In this Housed sePs6-dIy
Temperance
And other Society Regalia,
BGnnsrs, Seals and Je'oeLs, manufactured and sold
by Gibbs i Smith, No. IS Baltimore Street,
baltimore, Nd.
THEasOTtment usually ON hard cOnsStsof
REGAI.IA,
o9d Fttlo's''-Grand and Subordinate Lodge and b..
Past Grand and other Chicers. plain ana
embroidered
Isl, ed, ID, 4th and 9Th Degree Parade Re
Piehly embroidered Eneampment Parad
Resalias.
Jewels, Robes, Banners, s, .ords, &c.
Sons Of 7smPeTaHce-NatioRa, Grand and Subordina
DiTlSions-Oficers aud Members.
Red Aes-SachemS, Past Officers and richly embTOide
ID Degree Working and Parade Resalia.
or the various Orders, OF Silver Gilt Plated Metals
nclGulng knights TemPlaT, Cwith nilks.)
BANNERS.
Banners ofevery size style and COST adapted the
ous and Societies, manufactured order; and De-
signs Tor Banners, when required, furnished free OF
PenSe showing the style of when finished.
ROBES, SASHES, COSTUMES, GAPS. &c.
COMPRISING the largest found the u S.
LODGES, ENCAMPMENTS, DIVISIONS AND
-. $500 TRIBES;
Wishing to At up their Halls or supply themselves with
taTade or Working ResalIa. Banners, &c. depend up
addressing GIBBS & SMITH
Rssalla and BannerM turers, % baltimore Street.
o. q. I. FRY, Aver, >yheelius. Va octs-tf
Gwyn q Reid,
Importers and Obbers of Dry 4 Gods.
No. HdnOper Street.
BALTIMORE, Mp.
OFFL" rsae, on the most favorable terms, a
choice select stock OF Sra FA Day Goops
to which they respectfully invite the attention trade
gener. lIy IN. r25-tlli
nTPY 1,,,,V,-,
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GREAT CUREFOR DYSPEPSIA
ME Tlte u geStire Flu

THE r ne d gestire Flu
i id, ;6aStTie Juice, pre-
pared from Kennel, or the
Fourth Stomach Of the OK,
amer the objections of Ba-
ron Liebig, the great Physi.
illogical Chemist, by J. S.
HOuGHTON, NJ. D., PhilA-
delphia. Pa.
This is NATURE's OWN
REMEDY for an unhealthy
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yearsasob by Dr. KtinkeIin corner Third and Union
SIS. between Spruce and ne, Philadelphia, Pa.
lNVALlDS s.
are apprised that DR.. KlNKELIE confines his practice
to particular branch Of nedci inc, which engages his
undivided attention lie cautions the unfortunate
against the abuse of mercury; thousands annually
meTcuallzed ou' OF life. Recent affections promptly
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Than ehainR were frat introduced the city of New
less Gf anu Ter H c S% 1
~ Nv ESS 'VaisTtim. Mni Post t.arn%cSan Van Rn,
StheFs il was thai they possess strange
Suj yvoreTf ner In tbe relief ami cnrr NJ The ahoSe
risoS N diseases their ale and me SUCCESS hat mas
attended their use Is upra ralIelei
their introduction into this country they
were used in every hospital in Europe and are secured BIZ
patents in France, Germany, Austrta, Prussia and Eng
lands and also In Tue United States. -
t.IHlNk CLOSE AND PONDER WELL"
~ The PRINCIPLES upon which it is claimed that the chains
disease and produced by deficient supply OF
nervous d agent resembles closely electric
lty electro masnetsrai and seeOndtnt the electro
S Ses e, sn the part
fam. IN its pOverf stimuating eaects lie nervous id
SScI1stjI'p noSnI3 is allowed to
zen Ginr Inc oTsinS hut reid obsrrvanco ot tL
General laws or health ire REQUIRED Rsk friction upOn
=" ,Srt nj 10 much ~ the .a.rf oT ~
increasing their raagmetic poyyer ~'N'''~' -
ONE TSHOT1cAND O0JTApc
SE = \. D .;I
veil S,heStieate eertifcSas oT both from inisiIi
Ms a :eSt;S vi sE' Oo. o b
Ne thS ,Sso tST s
M ~, ~ S,Ss tSS - , ~
s55 M ne,ISm ms ever bee' isfei vIo las Gs
IN FENTAJEe DISEASES
Mor than ons b,,iTs5 HornsNcnt ,ro or 1,,,.,.
have been effected within he list year by the Use OF
these chains by applying end OF the chain the
region Of The aedome and the other uron the spine lust
above the hP the usual severe SYMPTOMS incident that
disease bare at once removed:
MODE OF USE.
The chain Should be mostened before with common
vinegar and then one end OF the chain should he annie
directly the the pain disease and the other
end opposite toit. rs
70 NJ GGt ST M tive 4ien s III claim
many N hs l11t year oE as the Electric chain
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TWENTY YEARS OF EXPERIENCE
In the treatment Of class of diseases hitherto neglected
and mpertectly understood, has enabled DR. KINKE-
LIN, (4Mthor of LroTk Self PyeSeTrutonO 10 prove
that nine tenhs OF the OF debility, local
and weakness. mental and physical suffer-
Ing, are traCeabe 10 certain habits, forming the
eet deadly and fatal springs of domestic misery aud
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can equal itsCuraive powers. II contains Alcohol,
RITTHRs, ACIps, NArEEOus nRUGs. II is extremely
eeabIe the TASTE and may be taken by the Ost
,eebe patients who cannot water cracker without
acute distress. Beware OrDEueOED lHITATIoNs PcPsin
is
Call on The AGENT get descriptive circular, eratiS,
giving large amount of SCIENTIFIC EVIDENCE, FROM Lie
bis's Chemistry; Dr. combe's Physiology of Die
geson; Dr Peieira ON Food AMI Iei; Or Juhm ". DTa
per, York ivcrsity; Prof DunsIisOms PhysoIO
gy; Prof SilHan Yale Colleges DIR. Carpenters Phys
oosy ETC, together with reports ofcuRrs from parts
l. H. PATTERSON. SO Monroe street. WHEELING,
Wholesale and Retail .iscnt. maTa6-i9wly
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AFFLICTED READ!!

DhtladelPhia BIcdical HOuse-Estab lished 90
years ago By Dr. HtinkeIin, corner Third and Union
SITS. between Spruce and ne, Philadelphia, Pa.
lNVALlDS
Are apprised that DR.. KINKELIN confines his practice
to particular branch Of medicine, which engages his
undivided attention lie cautions the unfortunate
mercuriaIized ou' OF ie Recent affections promptly
TWENTY YEARS OF EXPERIENCE
In the treatment of OF diseases hitherto neglected
and imperfecty understood, has enabled DR. KiNKE-
LIN, (4Hthor of roTk Self Pressrrationl 10 prove
and constitutional and physical suffer
Ing are TO certain habits, forming the most
premature mortality.
TAKE PARTICULAR NOTICE.
THERE'S evil habit sometimes INDUCED in by boys in
solitude, often grOwt TIP with them TO manhood,
which, If not reformed in due time only beges seri
series Prot,aetcd inst ious devastating afec
tons: Few OF those who give way 10 this pernciOus
nervous systems hutteied feel strange and
BILE ceilings, and vague fear: in the mind
The unfortunate thus afflicted becomes feeble, Is
Bile TO labor with accustomed igor, or to apply his mi
to stulyi his step is arLy and weak, he is dull reso
II he emamcipates himself before the practice done
full and tells him that this is caused by early
tles These are considerations rc should Glrake the
anrMrio1l Of those similarly situated.
MARRIAGE.
Requt the fulhent of several conditions in order
that it may he really the OF mutual happiness
wretchedneSs be raised, AMI its in every
Sta dscosed-in how many could it be traced phys
Apply then, while yet in time, in order TO have your
strung and relaxed organization TebraCed, reVivied and
strengthened
REMEMBER.
He who places himselfunder Dr. Kinkelins treatment
may relisiOuSy Onhe III his honor gentleman, aud
rely the assurance, that the Dir. KS
tents will never be disclosed
Young maM-let no false mOdesty deter you from max
ing your known to who, from education aud
spectabiIity, can certainly beGriend you.
Too many think they will Conceal the secret in ther
hearts, aud theniseVesI alas how often is this
fatal de!usion, and how many promising young mau,
Who Sht have been society, faded
from the earth.
StriCtu the urehTa rapidly removed by the
application therapeltiCaI AGENT used only by Dr.
sak7e&s aud constitutional debility promptly cured, aud
JEit risor restored.
COUNTRY INVALIDS. .
Canhave (by stating their explicitly, together with
ali their symptoms, perIeter enclosing Dr.
* IS medicine. app OpTiated acCu dinghy.
Forwarded any part O che United States, and
ed secure from damage or curiosity
YOUTH AND MANHOOD.
4 Vigorous Life Premature Death, DR.. Elkclin
Sc EFJe:eTrGt ion.-On!y % ceHts.
tbs worn eminentiy required, means of REFORM
NATURES GUIDE,
With The proLong ofIe just the press.
y letter with remittance OF p cents. the value II
pa. Pa will copy of either OF the above books
by return of mail IL copies will he free OF post
81 Booksellers, travelling agents.
&C., supplied wholesale at the Publishers prices, which
admit o. large profit.
% letters must he postpaid jel9
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Hoskins, Heiskel & Co.
IMPORTERS AND 1OBBRRsOy
STAPLE AND FANCY DRY GOODS,
TAVE removed 10 their Iron Building, 9l3 Market
d st. and 81 Comnlerce 81 .PAlLADELPAll. snl1:lY
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-11-09

SPRING DRESS GOODS.
VTE have just opened SpeOdid assortment OF Dress
w Goods. OF tile numerous styles and qualities calCu-
lated TO please every ore,
, aHLs No / Castor UnIust ec'd aud "
q jan3I JAMES BAKER
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BALTIMORE.

|THOMPSON REYNOLDS, interested in the ,,,.
him call. irJg 81 we
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Requ the ulhlment of several conditions in order
that it may he really the OF mutual happiness
Gould the veil which covers the origin oil domestic
wretehedneSs be raised, AMI its tue in every in
SaI iSClOsed-in how many could it be phys
ical squall ications and their
Apply Ien while yet in tmc in order 10 have your
STRENGTHENED,
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-10-16

The allied brokers who have been wsg,ng
50 internecine war against Georgi Smith 6
banking operations. failed in their attempt
10 have the officers of the State Fair pass
resolutions against the Georgia currency.
The Pres. says that on the last day Of the
Fair some dozen men got on an out-of- the.
way bench. and passed set Of res olutions
to please themselves, but as soon as small
crowd collected around them, the subjec,
was dropped, and one Of The dozen entered
into msgniIoquent defence Of the In
dus,riai League
The officers of the Illinoi. State Agri-
cultural Society, whenever they heard OF
the affair, discla;med any connection with
IL.
Thus has failed tbe forlorn hope Of the
brokers TO foist upon US lot OF trash o.
which we know nothing. What their mex
move will be il is hard TO say. Bot they
would be as well OF jus, TO give up thu
campaign and settle down 10 legitimate
business.
We understand that, in hopes of succeed
( ing in this project, they had sent on east fo
I bundles Of worthless paper money, for th.
purpose Of distributing l. throughout th,
( country, should they haze succeeded.
/ They might as well now send this bael
! TO where it came from, for 1t will find ~
refuge among the farmers Of the West.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-10-16

We notice that the Medical Institutions
in Keukuk do not form an exception 10 the
rule which generally characterizes their
operations when they occupy the same
field. There 10 now considerable quar-
reling going on between the Iowa Medical
College and the Medical Department Of
the Iowa University, and Dr.. SANFORD
Bell, who was elected Dean Of the former
institution, has resigred bis Office, and pub
fishes a card 10 The keokuk papers, which
applies very hard epithe;s to the officers Of
the rival school. This kind of Disagree.
ment among doctors who have charge Of
different schools, seems to be chronic af.
lection, and we would no, be presumptuous
enough to proffer any prescription. A, diff
ferent times, the disease has ragged in 4 very
aggravated form in Philadelphia. Cincin.
natl and Louisville. and now il appears tc
have broken out in the city of keokuk. /
we ventured TO hint at remedy, we would
propose hydropathy as the mode of treat
ment which would probably be productive
Of the most beneficial results.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-10-16

SnuGcYISs.-Tbe Boston Trareesr says
iha, the lace, sc taken from the under
garment u one OF the emale.passengers,
Who was searched. on the arrival OF the
America nj tina, port on Friday night, filed
a barrel. One old gentleman, belonging IN
Provide nee, had in his trunks pantaioons
enough 10 clothe nearly half the people in
his native city, besides asuPpiy OF handSer-
chiefs sufficient for his own use ana bus
children's for generations to come he
was quite good natured while the invest,
cation into his personals vas going on, and
was let off upon payment Of SIS. Another
passenger had twelve dozen Of KID gloves
which, be informed the incredulous officers,
were for his own use.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-10-16
s,,a.ssa. Aseide.t,,

The Memphis packe, Charleston burst
enc of her ssespe pipes on her last trip
down, when about forty miles above
Memphis. No lives were lost, but two
valuable horses and TWO mules were killed
by the accident.
The Empire State from New York 70
New Orleans, struck some obstruction at
Plum Point and sunk in twenty-four feet
water. One man. a deck hand, was thought
to have been drowned.
The steamer Jean We've, fsom New Or
leam for Cincinnati, with cargo OF cotton
sunk on the night Of the 7th inst, q. Snag-
CIV Point. There were no lives lost and
most Of the cargo was saved.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-10-16

A DILEMaA.-Some OF the capitalists OF
Washington and New York seem TO have
;nanciered themselves into difficulty. On
the strength Of the $4,000 due from our
government to Mexico, they have lent San.
Ia Anna considerable sums They have
recently been crowding TO Washington in
great trouble to ascertain whether our gov
eminent will pay tie money TO Santa Anna
or to the Mexican Government. The Sec
rotary OF State, it is understood, has deei-
ded tha, the assignment Of Santa Anna
cannot be recognized, and that the three
millions must be paid to the existing Gov
eminent OF Mexico. The decision has
caused great excitement and futtcr NJ
in certain quarters.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-10-16

LoseEyIrY.-Rev. DR. Emerson, who is
now in his fifty fifth year Of his pas'orate'
preached in The South Church pulpit, last
Sabbath forenoon, to the aged, from the
text: "When am old and gray. headed, .
God, forsake me not" The venerable
doctor, who claimed the right to address
his aged friends with proprety, on the
score Of being one Of them, stated the re-
mark able fact that, in his congregation,
there were yet living eighty persons who
were upwards Of seventy years OF age
The number Of aged people seen in the
streets and at public meetings in the East,
is very frequently the subject of surprise and
comment, by visters from the South and
and w ST, but there can be few instances
to parallel his-S1lem Reg. SIP. 81.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-10-16
Lowrtl FAcronr Gladstone Of the

LOWELL FAcroRY Gladstone Of the
mos, distinguished Of American physicians
in recent publication says, in writing up
on the subjec. Of consumr ton, Some years
ago. on visit lowell, we were struck with
the unnistakesble evidence OF seroiuious
and uterine disease 10 the faces OF the lac
tory inmstes. There was scarcely healthy
face ihsre. /, is quite siekening to read
the fslsehoods We often see in PRINT re-
kpec.iny their rudy complexions."
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-10-16
ras Fever AID AeuF.

rro~ ugelers - ~ril - heaa our ex-
changes, We learn that ehilis and levers
ere. tbs fall, much more than usually Prev
..eas Throughout Indiana and Illinois,
reye. AMI acne is very mean kind OF de
ease. bu, Julius Oscar had il when he ~ss
in Spain and Gen. Pierce uhen he MAS Of
the White Sulphur Springs, so that when
era;n.ry people burn or shake under lite IN
flictians. they can console themselves with
the recollection. that greatness conlers no
exemption froni It's attacks. Our exchanges
,sv that ia The States We have mentioned.
,honeh the sickness is nc, OF a very seSefo
;, a. In ne nilecst form il is snfhsiendy
irving both TO the constitution aud rae
patience Of the sufferers. and saa' iocaites
h.a been visited By i, by this ssii' whien
~ heretofore been entirely exempt. NC
hsve cpnvrrsed with number o. mossfs
xha had come Through Indiana and lines
Oh ,he:r way to Iowa. who told rs 'na'
,hcv scarcely passed house 10 'nose
S..,os IN which there were not cases o.
.rue. and ,h.s fact il abundsn,,y eohhflned
bv The pale eeua,ensness Of many o. .Ae
;,n,.,,r.n,s Who cross the river OF ihis
point
The aush Of i.es.,a howtyer viii DC re-
ra;ned On tho rolling praities Of Iowa. ~
,ho,,,h ue have no, Information soine'cni
!. spe.k milu,sly as 10 the details We
link the general rsnsrk IS correct 'nas
,here i ., presen, very little sspe ~ vas
S..,a md ,hu, the better formation OF 'he
.ean,.v i a security against its prevalence
~. fh., cannot be found on the ha,,ef sur
,.ees a, he S,s,ss Immediately east OF Us
r.,ani cses,ior, also, this fact has sad con-
siderable weigh, in determining movers 70
,l.osa 4.wa as their place ct insi settle
a,en,. and we shink that the mere 'hofeasa-.
H. H.. sub;ec, is Investigated, the palmer
VI, be the demonstration OF this imPo''S1'
-. Aran with The fever snd sere Ger
,.;ntv has aesih-in-life existence thar On
80 am ar rry operations in this wofid.
ia ,.,eurh of.tn feeling badly enaugh 70
are li,,le sbont longer enduring The iiis q
uorsriny, he gets little sympathy from 'he
observers Of his affection. and cannot claim
fur himself any of thst attention which 's
aixsys paid to saf;erings that involve
danger.
Such being the character Of the disease
-
il eires Us great pleasure to be able 10 say
that the climate OF Ioea, in connection wan
the formation of the country, operates 10 q
rre.s txsen, a, specific against its con-
traction. and ss a cure even alter u has last
ensd upon the system. There are OF course
e.ses here and there even in Iowa, out WIN
ans,Line Ike prayer preeau'ion we 'hinA
p,f.ors are much less likely to contract 'he
disease here than in auy other " es'ern
State, and, as We have before SAID sh's
o.inion IS sustained by the immunity whieh
Iowa enioys in this respect, when compared
with the States cas-, Of the Mississippi
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-10-16

SHOCKING AcclpExr.--On Thursday the
1lth, the boiler OF the steam saw mill OF II :.
Bagley & Co. burst. killing young man
BY the name Of Dwigsns and i is said. fatal
" injured brother Of the deceased. and
severely injured the engineer, Mr.. War.
rem OF Muscatine. The mill was located
about three miles west Of this place
Upton Cedar co., Ads.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-10-16

Nav I.LAsD.-We see il stated that
ksn,scke, whaling vessel has discovered
new island in the South Pacific. some two
hundred and fifty miles south Of Deso!st,on
Island. The ship which discovered the 's'
land took from IL, in less than weeks
time. four hu adred barrels Of sea elephant
oil, saa two other ships ere preparing tor .
voyage thilher, fyr the purpose Of prehiing
BIZ tie valuable discovery.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-10-16

PowpER- MILL ExrLosIos.-The powder
mill at Gorham, near Portland, Ne, blew
nm an the 18th inst, killing seven men and
wounding several others. The tire caught
i, tbe rress mill v hich was blown to atoms
The midi vas formerly owned BY Oliver
Whipple Of Lowell. whose brother and son
we're Killed. The mill had been very act
jsely employed, running night and day
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-10-16

pxorosrp EnrEAcHAEsT.-on me i1'n
irs... IN The New York Court Of Oyer and
Terniner. the grand jury came in WIN
,rare indictments against city ofhelals.
The District Attorney is preparing ior me
use The Grand Jury a new charge against
Jsdse S,uar, wi,A view to his imPeaeh-
meut By the Legislature.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-10-16

The following card was tackled upon a
coop containing some nice "shiekensH
shich were on exhibition at the recent
Montgomery coun'y Fair:-Dayton Jour
nal
4Dese shiekeBs was hactet in datin de
Gorks was hsche, in sloly and &c Bullets
de same Line.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-10-16

KAssAs MEcnAslcs--O One Of the party
OF mechanics VITO recently went from syr-
scnse 10 Kansas, for the purpose Of work Eg
on the public buildings, has written home
Announcing the safe arrival Of the party at
their destination, aud their satisfaction a.
the prospects before them.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-10-16

BURGLAR CAuGHr.-A young man bear
ing the romantic name of William Hamlin,
from Terre Haute. Ind, was caught in the
act Of committing burglary Mt Keokuk on
"Wednesday night last. u is thCcght this
arrest will lead to the discovery OF those
y no committed the recent burglaries in
that city Byrl. G0z.