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The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1854-12-21

From the flag Of our Union.
ALBERT FEARING,
BY LIEUT.. E CURTIS uNE.

f.. ,... o c,ll d,y IN I,nrery md tho
.,.,',dfng Hudson. ,yg. Lridrad wi'b ,,hror
ina ,,,e ice Tnctrre.,oos that crown the ro
n,sn,;c @ hio5I,nds we,o covered with mas.
na, IS snnw which in manv casos tod
G",s,fc lorms nresenfjnG IMAGES O,
,,n;.,G,,~,,.l y,r,inr. of olicn ,iso ana
%o,5c,imes ,hal Of rcpular eueanDments
~. .'r,s cya wondornd over their sinonlar
outlines In the distance lowered the
f,,,.,';,o,qn,,sr,s in ,ha old Fart potoon,
,bco in rood repair; for the period in
,yhiab we nave opcuea cur tale, was that
rtSn American Royoluijou. and the dim
raor ol war was resopndiDg tbrouohou,
tho snow. clad land.
Near the rivers bank, alta spot now
occuoiod by Cozzans Hotel at We,
! poot soldier was Slowly pacing to and
| fro, pausins occasionally 10 listen for .
ncn,cpt and then arain rasnminC hi,
w,lk Il was one Of the outDosIs or
which that sentinel was posted. and one
On which /, was necessary to exercise the
p,mostyi.IIencc; hencetho cautious man
ner in which the soldier trod his snow
beaten path, and listened with keen ear.
to every sound that arose upon the frost,
air. TWAS about eleven O'Clock etnight
and having come al zen, ms time Of duty
bcng iimIied to two hours, he had con-
saopentlv vet an hour 10 stand, wbicI
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EDUCATIONAL

IT, This clGur IS uadeT the SUPER
wsHa Of he Jac.s,a County Isasber's
institute.
lace..rg Of tie institute, held on
the 25.h u.amg, acommi.tee was appoint
Cd 10 wal. upon tie p.oprietoTs Of the
STANDARD, AMI select = column to be un-
den .hg control If ,ac institute, and 10 be
devoted to the Interests Of education.
Through tie courtesy ard generosity OF
Messrs. MATHEWS i LAIRD, the request
was readily granted The committee
having reported .ayoraJlv, by resolution
Of tLe Institute. lir G..mor was ap-
pointed to prepare matter and to attend
to i.s publication. In accordance with
this resolution we enter upon the dis
charge Of our duties We shall aim at
the presentation Of such facts as are cal
cu}atci to arouse the public mind to th3
importance Of popular education. The
limits Of our room forbid tie INTRODUCTION
Of much mater which We woall Ike to
lay before cur readers.
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TrIE TEACHER.

..is lLo !eaeher's provence to rule the
empire Of mind; TO mould and develops
character; to give impulse and direction
to the feelings to restrain vice and en-
courage virtue. Hisconductis thorough
" auslyzeI, and his motives closely and
correctly scguGnized His looks, his ac-
tons, his feelings IS expressed by his
couatcnance, arg all cast into the alem.
bic Of the pupils mcntal lsbratory, and
the gold. if any, carefully separated from
the dross. How careful then should he
be to submit lis heart to the most rigid
mnral cmL-nre
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1854-12-21

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a'c "aN'a@ done so, was Introduced loI
The father Of the maiden, who expressed
his ga'eu, thank, for the service "hcn
fearing bad pariormed.
I"c young lady wHom A'oeri Ia" pre-.
.eiysd ron certain d"alh "sS hs."ed
/ Rose Curr"eton and @ao pronounced 10
be one the .oys.esl g.s H The cry. '2oe.
vas no" about eighteen years ct age
oLd many "aa a1uSH, 70 wa her favor
but mad sought 10 vain. am,Hg these
we're several cheers Of tae BnH,a array
Jt high rank, t1' these Tor seasons WINCH
We wI. explain, stood a P,oro' chance.
than the o.aef'. Mr. CoHA@.e". !a"
father Of Rose, was a Wing VI the tue.
stamp patriot and an ardent lover o..
I bis country. &i'houFH from MOVIES Of
policy be treated the British u"aPs viz.
cig,ItY aud even vent 50 fer as ~ lnl.".
the officer, 10 bis house. eua Prml' them
to visit Rose, still! he hated them most.
cordially, and only lr,aratot their ,.o.r..
.ty because tie city was in their possess
ion and he was possessed Of q vast amount
O! property that he vas aaH,ous should
remaia nDmo.esed.
As matter OF course Fearing, though
private soldier, having performed sue.
a service IS saving The lie Of Rose, q
the r.sG Of his own, was received most
cordially. and old Mr. Carrjnr,oa d, once
commenced conversation win him
1t soon leaked out lbet lie old gentleman
was ANYTHING Ju, friendly to the British
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1854-12-08
Free Banks of Indiana taken at Par.

WE oner for sale, AT our rcgu ar rates;
w very good stock Of Wall and Curtain Paper;
large stock OF Writing Paper ofevery ption;
General Stationery, great variety;
Gold Pens OF ever. style, and varying IL price from
s. .e5 10 s..
Miscellaneous 8oots, good assortment;
Beautiful Gilt Books. Bibles and Pray Books;
Albums Portfolios ard Dressing Cases &c. &c.
We cannot sell for any thing bat
1azf lxAfoio Currency
Sehon booka OF ali descriptions;
The New Books OF the day;
Fowiers g. Weis' Publications.;
Works Nater-care: Spiritual Books;
@ebster's Revised and Unabridged Dictionaries, ard
Wrapping Paper
The Broken Banks Of Chicago;
The Clinton Bank OF Co. uIabns;
The Dayton Rant;
Aud ali tie stock secured Banks Of Ohio;
TAKEN 1.-THE same terms as Indiana.
DIV w. H. HOLMES co.
Davenport, Nov. IG. is5i. No. :, LeClarc Block.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1854-12-08

uo, iHE HREAr EXHIBITION IN Paris
r. 10y e 'he American artist, it is said, intends
no-s. ner TO the Paris Crystal Palace, his
If Ina, OF Mss Smead and Mr., Peabody,
,bo A u'l,,. Miss Smcad is the lady whom
En-, PUBIC viii remember as the beautiful
Fs"sh girl to whom, once on time, the
saoro .or was 50 very attentive, and from
hai 'urae ,' TO withdraw In invitation to visit
oana iuiileries. American resident artists
Messra iiy are to take part in the exposition
na,tas Hunt, May, Babcock and Branch,
he co,. and Mr. Story, sculptor, are among
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1854-12-08
Exodus Of the New York Rum1ies to Wash
irgtoa


VIII Chrk for Gogarno-. W are also to
/ have g.sat q. ,rll revolution Tha gros
.a,p, " il slIst. s me o. them will be
| shut u aitos 'taer, Ftne, costs aud i'm
pri.onmen, will take off the profits. Reats
| will f4ll aud deelers will break. Tas liz
u,r business will be ia great measure done
".
In an.iciplti1n Of this Sublime spectacle,
| there has been some high talk in high grog-
I shopqqarters relative 70 emigration. mo
rroa men are looking about for SONS ark OF
| refuge in which they may be saved from the
| deluxe Of cald water which threatens to
sweep Ia. State from Dunkirk 10 Montauk
Point Blu, where shall they goi ca!i.or-
niais ogsrlone according to all accounts
Nebraska is a good open country, but
there's 40 run to be had in that territory.
Penty OF water and niggers, but no rum
E,eu the proposed new Central American
Republic offers no gsea, inducement to
this class OF erl'gran,s Fhe people will
betoo poor II woul pe-haps b, a good
drinking c9uatty, but there is no m5ney u
pay fur the liquor.
Thus it Il be seen that the ordinary
channels o, enigta'ion are closed = this
ornamental class Of oar telJw citizens. -
But there l. one Flacs--oue elysan-one
happy fsmtly--one epicurean retgeat--pne
| delicious paradise whore their exsrtions
will be Appreciated and their efforts reward
ed-lhe Chy Of Washington The op:n-
log is magnificent one w have thirty
millions Of money in the treasury, and only
three months (holilays out) to spend it in.
The city IS an immense rumshop. The
Kitchen Cabinet lives on rum, entirely
members OF Congress drink rum all day
and all night, and between all their speccA-
es-tbere il run in the White House-rlm
on the ayenua--fun over.h jwlns in the
hotels-rum in the drawing ro5m1-gum in
me boudoirs--rum in the lobby-rum in
me Speakers room-rum in the committee
fooms---in fact the capito! itself
is filled with rum from dome to corner
stone
There is 10 Maine law in Washington
probably there never will be; aud, dur-
ne the coming session of Congress there
VIII be more robbery, IN )re corraptoa more
glu,chIng Al the sp5iIs, more thieving, more
oooyihg, more giving away OF the public
anus more lying, more intemperance more
immortality, more debauchary, more I'M
pushing effropty, and more rascalty Of al 4
amos N the city OF Washington than in
any other place in Christend5 m-or heath
'a.on either, for that matter.
nebraska, California, Central America,
pale before the briliiancy, Of the national
ap.ai' The grogshop politicians Emil
grant Aid Society must 60 to Washington
" no where; they cannot remain here af-
w we become temperance State, and in
," w.. they will find worthy coadju-
D's' men who have been elevated o Office
~ rum will not desert their old friends -
~, ineh Jet the grogshop banner be flung to
Wv, Is oreeze. Ho! for Washington--rum
a JJ'' ROBBERY and the spoils.-V. Y. Her
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1854-12-08
MARsHaLs SALE.

DUBLIC Notice is hereby given taat IN pursuance
OF the Ordinance Of the city OF Davenport in reia-
ton 70 paving side walks there !: aue for paving The
side walk IN the East side Of Lot No 5, ia Block No.
IL, previously owned Dy jessaWine Drake. now own
ed by Wiilani Russell. the sum Of one hundred and
fifty 1--we dollars aud cgy cents including cost and
prntcr's fees, and that much of said Lot may he
necessary satisfy said Will be sold at public
ton the Marsi's Oce IN the city OF Davenport on
SA1cEpAy the 23 day of December next al 10 O'Clock
ia the forenoon of said day. J.. j. CENTER
Nov IL wts-dow City Marshal of Davenport.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1854-12-08

ans s nat IN NAME. John Quincy Ad-
sin sa as Just been elected to the Wiscon-
sen,s snatr. and Abott Lawrence has been
f 70, ona 70 the chain gang, at Cincinnati
0'e month, for stealing a wagon.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1854-12-08
REAL ESTATE AGENCY.
GEORGE l.. NICHOLS,
DAVENPORT, IOWA.
Office Corner Main and Second SITS. nov II

(NTY LOTS AND RESIDENCES, for sale and for
" lease.
Front Street,
Fo@r Lots 24Si4B feet on trout street. corner OF
Rock s,;ind. Block No. e.. with store Rooms and
Warehouses; for least IL 20 years at per essi
oD the value.
---Sscond Street,
Lot NO ,, IN Block GO, between Perry and 4. Island
SIS, with good rick bwd ing and appnrtcnances, We
~ desirable for family residence: $500.
Lot 3. IN Block 40 6j, between K. Island ard Iowa
st' vita large Double House, part Of stone and par
o nreI; rents for so per month"; very cheap proper,
New Store Room of I'd and Perry streets il
Block No. -.
Int No II, Block So, corner Iowa and 81 SITS.
Gix75 feet, with comfortable Dwelling. For sale by
GEO L NICHOLS.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1854-12-08
Fourth Street.

OTIS 8, ard g, In block rs. corner of Fa-nam, Oh
u ly about 200 feet souih of Railroad Depot
Lot 2, in block S. BY 80 feet deep on North side
of ith, between Perry aud X. Island street A very
desirable o. for residence
Lot No Z, IN bloc S. on p srry street. near 5h ST
with new double Frame Dw Hing Of Z Rooms Cellar.
CisterD, Well. etc Would good Boarding
House. For sale By GEO. l.. NICHOLS.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1854-12-08
C!e 1aiIg 6a5'tte,
xe,uort, Dacember 9, 1851.
TIE Armies Of Europe,


.Gsnoan officer has just published IN
ye'psie, /. pamphlet Of the armies OF Eu'
rope .oooo Infantry so 900 cav
=, a 400 artillery men, $4,000 engine rs
,nG ,s.s reserve Of ATS 900 men Of ifregu.
psue 'a, making a total OF l,l54,ooo men,
lar aus a.,n lannon's. The naval force OF
anu - composed oil 52 men-of.war, AZ
n isrs,es and 81 small vessels, making to-
n.shar ls5 boats, armed with nine pieces OF
artillery .oooo ..v ,7oso c,v
-o, engineers, and reserve body of
Ivy s.!yons man in all, 457,7s0 soldiers and
s.as The maratime force vi Tur-
suV = 10 men-of-war, z frigates and 60
-. ,,i vessels, in all 76 vessels, and 1000
csnnons. $4,000 . oe ooo 49,.
,,,r 1900 engineers, and $4,000 OF other
, 49,, including $4,000 gen d'armes, the
n DS,f, baing an effective Of 565,0o0 men,
XII "a, cannons. The French naval
wv ~ i composed Of 60 men-of-war, 70
I,.,as,n es3 light vessels, being in all
~, bost. and Il,733 cannons. Not inclu-
T,a lls steamers, representing horse
mower Of 4o.279 horses.
Austria, Prussia and the other German
SAT-, have considerable military forces.
Ao.tfia has under arms AS 600 infantry,
1905 cavalry. $1,000 artillery, $500 en-
rnaers. and 5000 Of othe troops, to-
~ effective $4,000 men, aud 2,Ii0 can
mons
Prussia has ST. 900 infantry, 10000 cav
,ry. 6o0O artillery, 7,7io engineers, aud
y. 700 men Of Other troopes, in all 5So.SoO
men.
The other States Of the German eonfed-
Grafton have in all 10000 infantry, $4,000
c.yilry, 1850 artillery, ao27 engineer,
,ndl7 900 men ofoiher troops in all making
an effective force Of 23i,9oo men anl 500
cannons
Thus Germany can put in action an
army Of 9o5 900 in 1antry. $4,000 cavalry,
l9l.so0 artillery men. 29,oo3 engineer, and
$4,000 other troops Tha general etfec-
i've Will then sh5N l,39s,5o0 soldiers, and
ay5I2 eannons.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1854-12-08
Third Straet...

Lots No 3. aud 5. in oc ~. corner OF Parnam
and Sd streets, the Railroad Depot
Lots o, and :, in Rlocs ~ fronting 4th street,
bet seen L2 Claire aud Parnan.
LOT g. Block IS. fronting on the River, Farnam and
30 street,.
Lot No. ?, IN oek "a. 40xlo0 feet. the
of Western Avenue and Sd streets. with good Frame
Dwelling, Fruit Trees, &c. For sale by
GEO. L. NICHOLS,
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1854-12-08
City'of Davenport, Nov. IN, 1854 Al,
OrTIcE SFc. G. & r. l. R. r. Co.,}
JorIrT. Nov. 18th, 1854.

NroTICE IA hereby given. that The annual meeting
n tho stock holder of the 'hlcag" ana Rocs IS
land Rail Road Company for the election OF Direct rs
and the transaction OF sueh olher pusir ~, a. ,
nrasentel will be held M the Ice Of the COMPANY
in the city Of Chicago Monday the eigheenth "a. o.
December, 1854, conn encing ut u o'clocs "A; M.
HENRY FARNAM, Presf,
n. n. Etwnnp. Sen'y.
N.,v 9tth. ts5tatt
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1854-12-08
JOHN P. CHAPLIN & Co.,
Corner South Water and Chicago Streets,
CHICAGO, ILLINOIS,

Produce, Conmisson and Forr arding Merchants and
General agents.
--PRoPRIETops
Union Line Canal and River Boats, leaving Chicago
daily Tor St. Louis and all intermediate Ports, and
runni Z III connection with first class Lines
from Chicago TO New York and Boston.
-AeENTs TH1--
Old and responsible Western Transportation Coin
sared.
-PRoPRIEroRs-
Chase Spaudng, New York, s. G.. Chase 4 Co., Al
bany-Root & Morgan. Buffalo.
-AGESIs.-
NJ 3. Spaulding, Jas. H. Wilgus, ll3 Broad ST., n.
cor Front-up stairs:
p. Il. Burke St State Street Boston:
and for the Toy and Ohio Lake Boat Line
II. s. hEEeHER, Proprietor, Buffalo.
-A6ENTs-
G. F. Brewster, Conties Slip, n Y, w. W. Dennis So
kiiby ST., Boston, o. N Chaplin Co IS Quay ST.. Al
bans. and for Steamers and Sail Vesse ON the Lakes
I'll contract for the transportation of Goods from the
Atlantic ces for the productions of the aes
tined for the Eastern markets without delay and upon
the most favorable terms. To consgnments of pro-
pcry for sale in the Chicago market especial attention
VIII be PAID and when required liberal advances will
be made upon Bills Of Ladiug.
Mark packages CARE r. G.. Co.
JUHNP P. CHAPLIN,
LOUIS F0LLETT,
F.J. HURLBUT.
RESWICK & SON agents 1t Davenport, Iowa.
AlNSWORTI & LYN DE, Rock Island, III.
Apr 18TH le54ly tFi-s+
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1854-12-08
House for Sale

4 NEW frame hoes in 4, ir4bie part OF the citl
l for sale cheap, Possession given Immediately
EHuuiru at the hA WkEYE STORE.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1854-12-08
An Open Field and Fair Play.
IMMENSE STOCK OF
WATCHES AND JEWEI.RY

IMMENSE STUCK OF
WATCHES AND JEWEl.RY
AT noUSEL'S, No. . LIE CLAIRE ROW.
II AVE Just returned from New York with the
largest and hest stock OF fine Watches and Jewer.
before offered In this market. | have gold
Watches from s.oto S22j silver do from s. 10 $50
Gold Oh is from 81 10 $50. Rings fr IN two bits Il
S5Dtc. Breast Pins from 81 10 500
would call particular attention To my stock Of La
dies Watches which embraces foil variety OF Plain
Hunting and Ennneed cases, and think can sail
thc Iaos; fastidioHs
In short, my whole stock of Clocks Watches Jew,
clry, silver aud ated is full aud complete niie
much igrger thnn has been brought to this mar
ke,. and vii n wholesale or retail prices thai
will defy all competition.
Repairing done usual al short notice.
Nov. lJih, is 4.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1854-12-08
For Rent.

1 Office 10 the End story over the store Of Wood
Y ward * Harris, Brady street. EnrqiiTe 81 tn
undersigned. WOODWARD q HARRIS.
Nov. .th. ltJi.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1854-12-08
SCOTT HOUSE
GROCERIES
HOGS.
Marshal's Sale of Horses.

ny virtue of an ordinance TO prevent horses from
Is rnpnin. at large IN the city OF Davenport. now IN
force will expose pahlic sale at the stable Of Or
Hail. in said city. Monday. the 4th day OF Dee ir'
atn O'Clock r. NJ Of said day, ne sway back Sorfel
horse. age not known, one ba! Two YEAR n,a morse
~, - l.. t. CENTER,
City Marshal OF Davenport.
n;...a, n,ra,port Nav IN, 1854 Al,
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1854-12-08
REAL ESTATE AGENTS.

10000 Acres Valuable Lands,
50 LOTS IN CITY OF DAVENPORT
FOR S ALE
in State Of Iowa
SCOTT COUNTY.
Town 90 North Range 4-E
South west quarter section seS
suth S Z sec. &c;
SSI5swIs sw.sE..sss
Township 30 n r East.
Northwest quarter section 10
Easts w section 30;
sN'ss Wsa sW. Nw 't:ssG g
Sc. It ssetion23;
Township 50 NRa E...
ss E.sE.. section 8 !;
WIS wa /" -;
70NR1Ea.,.
All Of sectionfve
North half section eight
Sc section eight;
Eft S w section eight
tsec. seventeen:
Eft VT section l.;
EiSW4 section II
NE sections;
N3&sE4s W section 4
w Fection
NE section Ia;
Southwest section e4
st w section "a;
Mt + section 80;
South half section ~;
Ell SW4 section 30;
WIS section 30;
Tswn79Re.
Ei9sW.N Ell section 81;
3sW section 10;
wa n section Is;
Sc e section 10;
Town7sN Q East.
Town Lotsin Walcolt, frst depot ON A n
depot.
CEDAR COUNTY.
1900 acresin Town 7eNRlw
$500 acres in Town e0NRlW,
$50 aeres in section "a, town % wet;
CLINTON COUNTY.
&oGo acres beautifully situated
MUsCATlNE COUNTY
1000 acres in town 70 NRlIast
Fiftylots In City of Davenport and additions.
some oithem beautifully located for residSress.
s. acres ofland one mile from Court House 4.
Ci'y Of davenport south side Of Third Street
He above land comprises some OF the best Iands in
state, were selected by competent person nj 4
cary day and are offered for sale actual settlers
COOK & SARGENT.
~ I''h Land Agents, Davenport, 10 "a
ynrYT Drn <,1n----=---~--0~
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Also $50 Acres

Is Section ~ oac mile south He DRY Grove, &. mile
from the city, cheap and terms eas!--Aprly to
Soy 20 T. e. EADS.
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Sheet Music.

Large collection on hand and New Music receive
as soon as pubisl.d at
Se r lie Claire Row. C&H
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4 lot Of vsvy superior codfsA, just reeeivsls
n for sale by ALvORD 4 VAN PATTER.
errsses the Peas o2ee.
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STOCKHOLDERS

IoRANK LEsLIE'S Gazette orFashions for Novem
l. b.r at tnoy ~ No. : lie Claire Block.
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I y the Davenport u, tgat and Coks Company vii
II as. IikAn tics iItt the FIRST instalmau OF ID pc
cen w.s i i or the rst i4S ufOCobar aud the
inst OF - per cent tue trst day al NoYcmbe
iustsuto that nn many shares 20 percent is now due
Please call and pay ap AT soIr earliest nyenienee
GE }. l.. NICHOLAS
NoY9 Scc'ty d Treasurer.
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Also. Two lots on 9Th. south saa, one 10, fron
of Fsrnam strcet--so 4 together or separate
OH reasonable terms.
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Also, Corner lot and Iowa streets this OF must
be sold and ofceurse low pr and easy tcras are
asked. Apply 60 T. - EAbs.
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Just Received

INROM New York a large assortment Of Black and
Il Grera Teas which will iss sold low at Wholesale
or Retail Il oct 81 Is X w kELLY,S
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CHk best Piano Forte Instructor in the world. Rich.
l ard.pn's modern school for Piano Fortes can be
taund OF NJ z ic Claire Row: c 81 II
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cLARi0SEfTS, Flutes, Flngeolets, Picslows anc
~ Flies at reduced prices at
No : lie Claire Row. CGH
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DAVENPORT MUSIC STORE.

RANDALL HIGGINS have just opened arg
- assortment of Guitars, Violins, Baniocs, Iambo
rincs. &c. Sc Ais, every Kind of Music Books no'
D which they will sell very cheap for Cash at Nc
Z lie Claire Row. Oct Sd, 1854
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Guitars.

Large and very fine assortment of Rosewood Gut.
ar. al vari Us prices ranging from 81 60 to siU-
tso Vious from sevent! five cents to twenty five dot
lars a. No Claire Row. C&H
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Feather busters.
Canes.

1 Very fine assortment can be found at the Daven.
port Mastc store:
No La Claire Row: c. II
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Accordeoas and Flutinas.

Large and well sc eei:d assortment, Just received
al prices that cannot fail 10 give entire satisfaction
/ NJ lie Claire Row. CO