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Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1854-12-12

An EXCITING SCENE IN CoURT.-For the last
two DAYS a man named Adolphe Fisher has been
on trial in the City Criminal Court on the charge
of committing an outrage upon a German mar
ried lady, Mrs. Susan TOle. The case was con-
cluded at the adjournment of the Court yesterday,
and given to the jury, who returned a verdict Of
not guilty on the first court-that of rape
but guilty of the second-that of q simple assault
and the Court sentenced him to pay fine of
$50 and costs, and to be imprisoned sixty days.
This exasperated Mrs. Tole, and in company with
her husband she went to the doorway Of the
Court House leading into Lexington street, and
there, with her hands under her shawl, awaited
the coming of Fisher, en- route to Jail. Upon this
he attempted to arrest her when her husband
interfered and a wrestle ensued. Another of the
deputy wardens, however, took hold of Mr.. Tole,
and separated the parties, and thus prevented
the occurring of further violence. bench war
rant was issued, and Mrs. Tole was taken to Jail,
where she will await the result of her trial on a
charge Of an assault with intent to kill.-Bal-
timore Patriot.
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1854-12-12

GV Five members of the Canadian Parlimcnt
arc natives Of the United States. 4sa n,.-
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1854-12-12

MASSACHUSETTS DELEcATIoN.-There is a report
current that the new Know-Nothing Delegation to
Congress from Massachusetts is made up Of the
lightest timber ever employed for such a purpose
in that State. There are some so irreverent and
disrespectful toward dignitaries as to say that
there aye more invincible tom-noddies in this Del
egation than Massachusetts ever sent to Washing
ton before. We don't happen to know the bulk Of
these gentlemen, (who does but it strikes us that
to tread in the footsteps of Webster, John Davis,
Choate, Rockwell, Grinnell, Ashmun, Hudson, &c,
see,
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1854-12-12

or The fast yonng lady is one Of the develop
ments of female liberty. Young and handsome
she is, of course, and brimfull Of vitality. OAR
ing and dashing, she does a thousand extravagant
things; but youth and beauty lend such grace
to all she does that we are attracted more than is
quite right for our prim propriety to acknow-
lege. From the very first, she is yelled by no
maiden bushes, and checked with no coy shy
ness, but boldly faces the world and rushes into
its embrace. She becomes known everywhere !;
she is at every ball of the season and every party
of the night. She is as familiar to the frequent
ers of Broadway as the Burnt House. Her reck-
less doings are on every tongue how she was
at six parties in one night; how she kissed young
Dalliance in the ballroom, out-drank him in
champagne at the supper table, and smoked one
of his cigars on her way home. She is indefat-
gable in her coquetry; while revolving in the arms
of one beau, she will illuminate another by her
bright glances, her hand will return the warm
pressure of devoted admirer, while her little
foot is busy in its intimate c nfdences With his
rival. In the race with fashion our fast young
lady is always ahead. If red is the prevailing
color, she will fame in scarlet if it is permitted
to display the shoulders, she will reveal to the
waist. Her daring spirit is always flying beyond
the verge of decorum, and lowering in the dam
gerous neighborhood Of vice.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-05-23
INSURANCE..


ST0R FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY NO 81 CHAT.
IA ham corner Of Duane ftreetAt AN election held an
the 2th inst the following named gentlemen were duIy
e1ee.ed Directors for the eneuinr year. Wis. ~
Wm ]. Pnekney, Joseph c. sppleby, BENJAMIN Marian
John A. Bunting, VIM. g. Art bur, JohnNB Noreau
Bhas q. Drake FPancisW. oesbury, Abrsm Durves
Peter -. Collins, Elisha Brooks. Nash Mossnnan,
Daniel T. Wllets, John Leverfdgs, VIM. A. Brown
Elijah Houghton, John II. Durham. Thos. Willis ms r.
VIM L. Conkln, Ebeuezer H. hrown, George III. Franklin
Peter II. Titus, Geo. b. Whitfield, Benjsmin W. CIApp
Andrew Brady, Egbert scudder, william Close,
WIN. EyerdsI James y. Frcetorn, stephen Pell.
And meeting Of Directors, William r.
Ppekncy Esq unanimously elected President Of the
Company for the next year-New York, April I3 1854.
ROBT. u. HART, Secretary.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-05-23
REMOVALS..

DEhovED-DEPoT OF PERIGoRp PRESERVES,
AZ No 500 Droadway;-In ANNOUNCING their removal to
the anove emiscs, ROGUE CO. invite parti uar at
fention TO their and facilities for the
tcn o. orders Wholesale and retail The character Of this
Will be maintained by supply
ng srtce. Of unryaped excellence Particular attention
sexoted 20 the importation Of bonbons chocolate and
me fars articles for presents and hodau Constantly
IN nand great variety Of truhes preserved vegetables
syrups- ~'
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-05-23

wigs and TOupces.-~I wish my Hair was
As gscd IS yours It may be, by going TO AEDHURSI
HEARD,S N Maiden and there You VIII ma wigs,
sape and back braids anything you may
Want, All war; anted not to shrink.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-05-23

Lovet's Wahpene Once, Removed 20 s02
Broadway Eighth street. he will be always
ready supply public with his celebrated wahpene
which fails to change gray hair to M youthful
and badness. Beware Of spurious arti
Gle. None genuine but Lovets.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-05-23

Moldavia Cresm.--ThIs superb Compound
Tor and the hair prepared only
sold by w. BATCHELOR ut his celebrated hair dye
and wig factory z3 Broadway Bachelors hair dye sold
And applied. Nine rooms.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-05-23
WATCHES, JEWELRy, DO.


COOPER DUPLEX WATCHES, IN HUNTING CASES
&165 TO $780, Narrated perfect timeksepers q c. AL
LEN, ii Wall street. near Broadway, second noor
GOLD LEPINE WATCHES FOR LADIES, FROM SIS
~ 70 e55, warranted, ~ @ &. ALlEN II Wall street,
near Broadway, second floor
MlGIc WATCHES. WHICH CHANGE INTO THREE
" einsrent watches lemcn and 1adies from $29
20 siyo q 9. ALLEN, il Wal street. near Broadway,
WATCHES GOLD DETACHE2 LEVERS PULL
yeweued and warranted suitable for ladief and
nsmen from $50 t45 O. q allen II WAL street near
Voscwsy, ssssnd aesy.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-05-23

O, JKindIy Ralni o, Tender showerss Ye are
Of the oil 10 bring forth all beaufnl things
from the EARTH So uxurant locks restored whs
fallen, Barkers grsaseless TONGUE Prize twenty I've
Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-05-23

WhisIxers or Moustaches Forced to Grow
nssvy in sx yesks without stain or injury e ,ns ot
Ssnt 90 any part Of the country OR AhAa, am n
stseet; Hayes, ITS Fulton street, Brooklyn brKs "
State street, Albany; z D. Gilman, Washington, D. e.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-05-23

Red Hair may spoiI-whst q vexation -
A face wall worthy admiration.
Then change the tint-A darker borrow
From the famed dye CT CRIsTA
Sold and applied at No. 6Astor House.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-05-23
POLITICAL.

VOUNG MEMS DEMOCRATIC REPUBLICAN GEN
u erM Committee.-An adjourned meeting OF this com
Dttce will b held ~ Stuyvesant Institute Wcdnes
day evening. 2lth instant At half past O'Clock
PunotuAl aftendA nee L. rtieularly requested.
c. GODFREY GUNTHER, President
III n nry1, ssnesaris..
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-05-23
LIo.UORS. SC.

CLAKET WINE 81 rs PER DOZEN BOTTLES RE.
tuined-Brandies wines, liquors, cosiials, &C, a.
s~gsrs 30. wholesale and RETAIL and for medicinal our
peses, BY WIN II. USDERHILL 4s0 Broome street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-05-23

n.ssaelox's Hair Dye NJ sslM the Leading
ssoi By All Be the best dye eItAns for
g thsueAndf al parts Of ths world proclaim the only
sstahBs aays Known Scld 1t BATCHgL0hS Zss Broad
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-05-23

1920 Howsrs lie bslny Srsssss and sunny skies 10
et more Welcome than GOtRAUD's sslsbrated medcated
osp the and prevention Of tan pmpes rsokls
andths various other e which the human
seIvss With this eocn which mothers should
always washng their babies Gourauds hair dye 10
the best article yet produced To uproot hIir
oesrauds peudrs subtitle s the preparation LAZY white
"a walker street frat store from Broadway Callandsr 50
South Third street, philadelphia Bates, s Washington
street Boston.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-05-23
Away, away with limitations

without ite aid would thousands sleep ILL.,
II IL the favorits Of the people.
bet them looh to the signature the and label Of
each fask The Pills for destroying Rats and Mice
thentaed In the Principal depot "A broadway
RhSumatim, scrofula, &c.-Hyatts Life
EAsan is the most remedy for these terrible dis
You who suffering the most tortqrng pains,
member that few dose Of this powerful yet pleasant COM
round will afford certain relief Thousands Of have
Been cured and published in the Sum- Herald and other
These certificates from well known citizens who
hs and ed at hour Circulars contain
ag these certificates be had at the pcncpa depot
No. 26 Grand street. Seventy five cents per bottle.
Inhaiing Health-Hcnr the Editor OF the
Port Byron readIt contrary to
practice pun patent medicines and quack DOCTORS
but in recomm ending Dr.. CURTIS'S Hygean Vapor
cure fer know that 10 not recommend
qusck medicine nor quack doctor but purely scientific
bihtv Of its being effected. admitted fact that
the inhalation Of noxous IL injurious the lungs
whilst Is be nefcial DIR Curtis plan 10 purify
the air in the lungs by the inhalation Of hygean
ing tried the medicine will willingly any nqui
rcs IN reference to it, Sold BY Boyd Paul $40 Chambers
Knapp, 1858 Hudson street, and Al Eighth avenues
Phiips OF Wooster and Houston streets; Mrs
Hsyes l75 Fulton street BrookIyn and Russell Schott
lS6 Market street, Philadelphia. Price IS package OF
ssvy packages for $40 sent free BY sxpress
RheuMatisIn Neuralgia, Tic D0loreux,
cramps sprans any acute pain instantly
heved and cured by using Csverts Rheuma
tc Annihator If IL does not stop the instantly the
money refunded 81 per bottle Depot Ann street, be-
Nw Nasssu
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-05-23

A SITUATION AS LOCOMOTIVE ENGINEER. WANT
n ed BY man who thoroughly understands the working
and construction Of engines for burning coke cos Al
dress WIN PETHERIcK No. Front street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-05-23

L,oR sALE--AN EXPRESS ROUTE BETWEEN NEW
York and Brooklyn, with wagon horses, &c. Sold on
inquire Of C. D. STEWART Atlantic street and Fifth ave
Brooklyn, Of Talmans Express corner sf FuIton
and South street. New York.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-05-23
THE TURF.

EENTREvILE COURSE, L. I-PACING.-GREAT
double team pacing match y 600 Thursday, May %,
~ three O'clock NJ match 81 600 mile heats best
N i've betwcen two pacing teams. Hiram Woodruff
roam team Flash and Snap, VIM Wheean names black
JOEL coNKLIS, Proprietor.
NATIONAL COURSE NEW yORK.-A MEETING OF
IN the members and thoss DESTROYS OF becoming
II the National Course Jockey Club requested
the sd inst, ATT p. H., at No. SS Prince street.
TTNI0N COURSE, L. I-TRoTTING ON WEDNESDAY,
~ Nay 2ath Purse and stake OF $50 Mile heats bees.
Sin TO wagons. Woodruff names br. Lady Collins;
l. finer names Joe Hustes r. Buckland names hr e.
Psny. Stages leave the Williamsburg ferries for
Course hourly. JOHN l. sNEDIKER. Proprietor.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-05-23
VHE LECTURE SEASON.

nR. @. W. p. MULLEN, OF BOSTON, WILL DELI
IL YER. in Hope Chapel, Broadway, on Tuesday. We'd
esdsy Friday and Saturday evenings lectures
lowing subjects vl-On the cause Of color IS
ciferer of giving its chemical physioo-
Ecal On the intellectual Of the
ored On the financial BEARINGS of slavery upon the
ercal and industrial interests
country showing loss Of not far from two hundred
seventy millions Of dollars On what constitutes free
American CITIZEN with concise history of the writ Of
habeus corpus Tickets at the door, price rs cents
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-05-23
Rheumat.s1n, Neurals,a, nc poloreuz,
ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED EVERY DAY

PERSONAL
ENHAECIS ALBERT CAY LEFT EDINBUaG JULY
26 1858 lotter from bis friends will It be sent
wherever he direct, and asked Address
". b. Duncan, New YORK.
INFORMATION WANTED OF MRS. ELIZABETH
WHITE, wife OF Noses White OF Ireland who to
tb country about three since and when last heard
formation will Be Thankfully received by her sister MAR
CART POWER, by addressing q note 70 VIM. Keefe,
Pleasantville, Westehester County, New York.
INFORMATION WANTEo-OF SARAH RUBEN AND
her brother Joseph Ruben, of county ireland,
who slcd from Liverpool about three years Any
tornAion Of them will be than kuly received by Hugh
Canon OF 73 Cor.landt street.
REFORMATION WANTED OF LAWRENCE HURRY
from the County Mopahan, who landed in the month
APRIL from the ship sheldon, from Liverpool, by Mary
Muuy, At 81 West Broadway.
INFORMATION WANTED-OF CARL AND CONRAD
bern in upen bach Rhein Kres Bavaria Germany, who
at Nsw York from Havre in the Summer 1852 Any
IN Of their whereabouts will be thankfully cved
~ their brother, John springart, Trenton, n. J.
ArOTISE-MR. DAVID BALDWIN, OF GOODWIN
IN VILE N j. desires to know II Mr. Alexander acCarkey
rtnE at present in the United states and il where
he sddressed business of Importance Any in
alton given TO the above named wi be thank
tu.ly received.
oil ok, took by mistake hundred dollar bill
th. Broadway Bank in the store III Broadway
4lessi 10 return it at the above store.
WILL THE GENTLEMAN CALLING HIMSELF
w frank, who looking 1t suit Of furnished
n Fourth last week. please send note to the lady
the house. informing her when it will lie
him TO call ag ain, II he 10 not yet suited
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-05-23

ITO THE HATTERg IN THE CITYAND COUNTRY-A
i LELAND co. rave IN store the largest aud
most complete stock Of -sw hats in the city oomprsinr
every variety tce and chldrens wear entyeI1
Of their manufs AID ct which win give
ssti6aetior: A. LELAND &c, III arc l1s Pearl And
~ ASd 711s PiIs street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-05-23
THE MILITARY.

DLUMBERS GUARD-THE MEMBERS OF THIS
Il company notified that the annual election for OH
will take place. at COZ Broadway Thursday evening
Nay IS a.71 O'CLOCK precisely All members intending "a
- ON the excursion are requested 60 be present
n BRIAN, Secretary. D. KENNEDY. Chairman.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-05-23

IA sound business habits and wishes situation clerk
or assistant boekkeeper quick accountant and pen
Tie grocery "a spirit :, sde bcttlins Ac is smart
with respectable house of large business where
open to honesty sobriety and ability Advert only
requires trial prove his competency He holds tes
monals Of the hghest character Address r. D., Herald
OH ia nj dayE
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-05-23

A scoTCHHAN, OF AMICABLE ACTIVE BUSINESS
n habits recently in business for himself In Glasgow
messenger at Sherins ofcer house factor agent
and collector Of accounts outstanding debts and had
much practice In winding insovenees, Bankruptcies
Ac will Accep. Of situation from law agent or In any
capacity where efficiency required; and he acquired
respectable clienss In Glasgow,
Wholesale snd retail merchsnts comm on agents &c In
every trade sford din the event Of getting tuaon
commercial intelligence 20 any warehouse. Direct 20
~, Hvslo on ce viii meet s;ser,ior.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-05-23
LOST AND FOUND.

OST-A WHITE KAMSCHATKA DOG, WITH
Livery long hair, black eyes curly ts, and head like
fox suitable reward will be paid returning him to
Chambers Heiser, No. 5 Bridge street.
r OST-LErTON THE SEAT AT CASTLE GARDEN ON
- Friday evening, May 49, whit. ivory opera glass in
black The finder will receive suitable
ward leaving IL ~ No. Broad street. third floor.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-05-23

ITO HOTRL KEEPERS "A MTDDLE.AGED NAN
vi.hes situation in hot. e book keeper, steward
eentlsmanly address Would be willing TO devote his
and energies 20 the interest Of his employer
spse ~ 70 civty and character given Please address
r. s@ Henry street and immediate attention win be
gwen.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-05-23

DRY GOODS, sc.
-MANTILLAs-- MANTILLAs.-EvERY
I euovelty both imported and Of the subscrbers own
manufacture to be found At the Paris
porum SCI Broadway embracing the hrgest su
pcrb stock offered to the ladies Of this
At moderate prices GEO BULPIN, 361 Broadway.
CTOCK OF DRY GOODS SELLING CHEAP-ON
- Thursday last Ased fhc entire OF lob
Der dccnin busr and which IL arranged and pre-
for pale the 3owery Savings f6 Bowerv
Some great bargains may be had AZ wholesale or retail
slke, bareges, Grape shAwis, &c. dc.
Y. W. 4 ". r. GILLEY a co, log Bowery.
To DEALERS IN PARAsoLs.-IsAAC SMITHS SONS
closing their stock Of soils very
low prices. ISAAC SMITHS IONS CO., 257 Pearl near
ruton street, and No. Park row, opposite the Aston
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-05-23

CHAMBERMAID AND wAITER-SITUATION WANT.
~ ed in private family good city reference given from
her last place Apply at lis West Twentieth street. for
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1854-11-25
xolx Ayep1 voltAxs s,aar,

,I,BB undersigned wou most sesusc,s,,,.T, .
lie Ladies Of fowa, that they have iusi ysa ',ss@
Now Ladies' IL ou have not tho rrht 4 xoss GLOVES
President you certainly have the right "a rhoau NJ
Cook stove, and before dcspotic ma sssuma M;
ponsibii,t las no doubths would e you woud let -.
wc would advise ou 70 exercise this righi and 4 m,
ing 90 would solicit your attention TO the above S %
70 warrant them 70 give perfect satsfactio Il
and I plate crack IN year W.
posted in Regard to e operation on mi. sison rO
amy doubts whatever, ffom said person ~ ~ hass
demand tanc money aniiiths expiration Of vn .I Ia
ss is ss s s;.
this !: not proof positive hatthis supers, s.
We whose n.a'c. are hsrsuusc subscribed tax. ~,
method Of recommending the Charter Onk AZ ~, 1h
Cooking stove, sid by II. Wick er.ham 4 al ~. sA
eBport Iowa. We believe Il 70 DO the best Cooh nv ~
in use, for speed In excciling In cock,ns -
believe II TO % Inc hesssstand most durable signed
jas Norval. y Ripley, B woodward, J,o = :.
yies, VIM Harris, e X Mitchell, C A stsdm.a y
hnar he Asnsr ssInsr' Ann hscormies Joseph
Tor, Hall Enos Tichenor. Louis A Mnckiot y ps.
tth, Thomas McGavran, Charles Weston Men, An en-
sen. John ps~yies, VIM herrii. W MeGreror.
q Fulton, Jas lhoringtop, AC Biilon, rs Ia,,ov.
T. A Rcdmon, Nathan NJ Rainbo, Jno Br,o. ~
Crossa,r J Hyde, u L Builnn, VIM puhthur.t \.
Krower, FWfley, A Wright. henr, Feariny nv
ie Sam'l Cast, Daniel Stephens Elius Pro,'., W
Failon, Jns Odds, VIM Pls,ts, l. Lenharti H., "s
Wiley. T Walker. Jne II Windsor j X Ganls .,
| ram Brown, Vim q Skclter. George Sanna m. =,
Buck alter, Newbury oids, Dennis Carpenter '''
Besides the above stove We keep constantly an nav,
the Prairie State Challenge, Black Diamoi a, New s.
g.e, clipper. Beauty of the West, md ot,er. ~.
various patterns Of premium Stoves Also 4 romts,
assortment OF Tin-ware. Copper do: Japansd do. III
Nails all sizes and .Bruss We will BAY The Mo- ~
market prizes for old Copper, Brass, Pewter Iron
Rags.
march 10 H. wICKERsHAM Il SON
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1854-11-25
SAMUEL PERRY,
NEW STOVE STORE.
Hnma ManufacturA

III iSTORY teaches US that men generally believe
In pairoDizng Home Manufacture, and being Salts
hea OF that fact. disposed To introduce in this
market some very celebrated Cook d. Parlor Stoves,
ial haVe been sold for years ruth in some of
The older States. The Republic my leading pattern
OF wood Cook Stove, which challenge the world to
produce Its equal, for durability, neatness. and dis
pateh. IN cooking and cheapness have also a very
Coal Cook stove, which can sell cheap per
a mas ever been sold 10 this market, by several dol
ar iaiso,keep preiniumsof various patterns. Ihave
a rAfior CooS Stove that excels any stve ever be-
tofs offered IN his market for neatness. cheapuess
ma onraoiiY. Also, some new styles of Paror Wood
sso,es both Sheet and Cast Iron. Please to give
call and will obgate myself to sell YOU ch.aper
stove than can be bongh; in Davenport
Old Iron copper, brass pewter, zine, lead and
Rags. bought in exchange for Stoves and TIN ware
Cor. Seeela ar1 Rock Island ats
HENRY r. EEKEnAs!.
.rrYn,.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1854-11-25
TOWN OF BLUE GRASS.

THIS town Is situated oil a beautiful undulatisg
Il prairie 10 miles from Davenport and Is miles
from Muscatine. II IL the State road miles from
the Mississippi and Missouri Railroad and miles from
the river. II is very healthy: with population Of one
hundred rot a case Of sickness having occurred this
summer. II is within half mile of timber and the
same distance Of the best coal banks IN the country
fiswe'l watered both with springs and wells.
Blue Grass now contains one store. with fine open
ing for anothe, black smith shop. wagon shop cabinet
shop etc. Three buildings row being pieted.
one of which, of ample dimensions and intended for
iay ern stand, IL for rent reasonable Being
Oh the main travelled road and the nearest pnblie
house miles distant very fair Inducements TINS
presented 10 any wishing TO engage in the busi
ness. A saw mill is Ia operation 81 miles from the
town and grist mill is being erected the same
place.
Lots are now for sale in the above town on very
reasonable terms. and those wishing TO build ard To-
cate there will have such ndnee presented them
dc are rarely offered. Good improved farms be
purchased an the yieiGt! st from SIS to $40 per
JAS. E. BuRSSIDES.
Blue Grass. Oct 7th, la54-wtrwtf
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1854-11-25
DAILY AE8
r.ornk mi nAxx Ialand paihoad Line.

Kookuk and Rack Island Railroad Line.
The two ~ EtcamsrsJ J. MCKEE and BEN CAMPBELL
now make Daily Trips, conneeting with the Care
for Chicago 1t Rock Island. and with the Daily Line OF
Pa ckets for 81. Louis N Ke0kuk.
Tho J. MCKEE, Capt. Dodge .ieavcs Rock Island s,-
cry Monday, "Wednesday and Friday cvsning for keo-
kHk: Returning leaves Keokuk every Tuesday, Ihuh-
dag and Saturday evanine.
The BIN CAMPBELL, Capt Mnl'ikin. leaves Rock
sliand every ruesdxy mursdny and Saturday evening.
Returning, leaves Keokuk every "Wednesday, Friday
and sunday evening. Junes,ieos
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1854-11-25
BOOK BINDERY,
Blank Book and Paper Box Mandatory.

NO COMMERCIAL BUILDING.
w MULLER. Book Binder in Davenport, beg.
w leave 10 inform the citizens of Davenport. Rock
Island, Moline and vicinity that he has received ru-
ling Machine and Is now prepared To do all the work
IN this line Paper Ruling aud u ank look Manufae.
turing. Also all sorts If Binding, manufactures all
sorts of Paper Boxes Frames and Varnshes Maps and
Pictures, &c. He also does Paper Hanging ut the
lowest prices.
Blank Books for general use Band, Hat and Painpl-
let Boxes constantly on hand.
May II, Is54-trw-n w. MULLER.