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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-04-14
sEABURY'S SHOE g. HAT STORE
- 1854 Spring Supply. 4

rceciy large supply great vaiety of spring
L & Summer Gruds ! nm confident tn re hts n "
been opened in Lynchhurg such assortment of LA
DIES CATERS. SLIPPERS, BUSkINS. BOOTS,
LlNDS and WALKING SHOES; GENrLEMENS
BOOTS. CATERS, SHOES. SLlPPERS& PUMPS;
MISSES GATE YRS, BOOTS SLIPPERS; BOYS
BOOTS and SHOES -nnd CHILDREN'S SHOES by
the small CART LOAD!i
Also splendid sortm.ut Of MEMS BoY's and chill
DRkss SUMNER HATS nnd CAPS. Also Travelling
Trunks, Carpet 'gs Val SIS, Umbrellas &C. &C.
My two oldest with me as statesmen an / il
Is my purpose to have avery accommodation extended to
my customers Which reason will approve. To n very
liberal community my heartfelt thanks tendere !,
with assurance TINT all stall be done that oug h 10 be-
to seciro its continuance. i. SEABURY
B.-My friends will find one in my store ut
almost every hour day night except the Sabbaih
on TINT day tore Is no admtlance, of course PS.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-04-14
SPECIAL NOTICES.

tys1r /. .ai ly sumo here IS g1" in every thing
but rom fair trni ii j. allowed thai there i brnr
fit u be drri, cd from the Il Emmersons American
lair Restorative tmn other preparation nov Ia
market. Picc 81 % in large Bottle, FIR sac hy
mi l4Iv n. X. Lh MAN.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-04-14
BUFFALO SPRINGS,
Amherst Co, Va


FHNHlS old and well cstabli he'd watering place will
Il opened, for the accom- 1T ode zion of the puou |
the frat day of June next. 1t il situated mmedia
on the Lyncburg and Bufa 10 Springs turnpike IS mi
from Lynchburg. 20 from Lexington, | from Amhel
q. ii and New Glasgow, and within miles of the IN
of Mount ! leasant ard Cold Mountain These mou|
tans among the Highest in the State and can read
ly be reached by good road from the Springs Canal
approach within a short distance of the sunni
and persons can reacht. summit upon horse back vi
ont dismt uniting The scenery from the sunni it is sp
lid, varied and magnificent. The CITY of Lynchba
and the boantifulowns of Liberty, Lexington anil Sta
ton, can be rradi seen from the summit
The proprieiors have made arrangements to farn l
excursion parties with their dinners upon the
mountain III the shortest notice and upon the most
sonabe terms. They will also be accompanied BY l
Cutie and Band of Music which has been employeo
The season. Its useless for discus, the merits
the water as its character Is well known and has be
we'll established for the last sixty years and iben
Patronized. 1t possesses the same properties as ih
ut the White Sui phur Springs in Greenbrer county, no
quite 50 strona bun in many SUPERIOR particular
tor females and children. Hundreds Of ce ti6caes ron
be gwen OF he good effects of the Of Buff Spring
upon visitors who had hope recovery bul reurne
home. after few weeks of the water perfectly n
stored To health.
The rroprietors would take this occasion to reur
thanks to their friends and he public geaeraly for
very liberal encourag the, rec eived last
ASK continuance OF the same. (particuarl, of the
zens ct Amherst and Nelson Counties) pledging thea
selves that neither pains ex peuse will bespared
render all both comfortable and agree, be heirg na
nelter prepared ilan last season. Notwithstanding TIL
were ui last seas IN from the opening to the close The
natter themselves thai they gave satisactlon
we 'ring TINS notice to close with our old motto "ge
er"l satisfaction given cha rye made and notw
standing the high prices of every thing our charges
be less than last season.
g. w. A. RAINE. agent
q. W. KYLE,
TERMS.
~ a,one- ----.----.-.'.l
man ami morse all night
S''t' &c "S"s i"i mum
horse. --.--..-.--..-.-."
Drinks, each- --.-.-..-.-....---.-..
weeks. ..----.--.-..l1s
--------.--- ---.-- .''-
o ~
=, - ------ ------. -
Horse for week
mo'th- -
Families ocrupy'ug rooms Tor n month, liberal
durtions will he made l. t. Consequences be what
may.
S'rvants.and chiIrr under 10 years of age aiPnt
R. &B
STAGES. N
On the 18th dry Of June we will commence rum
to Lynchburg line of stnges eaving Lyncbburg eve
Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday; return ON Mona
" sdhesda, and Friday.
apr s-1ts RE
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-04-14

HERs =. 1000 lbs Fresh. Live Geese
feidhers--lu received aud e,r sale hy
~ ;" LEE x JOHNSON
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Trustees Sale of Valuable Nouse AIa

THRUST SALE OLA MOST yAIT,
l. BILE BRlCKLAYER AT AUCTION M" a
tue OF deed of trust, executed to me by IA,
haup, on The 2nd day oil April, 1851 for c,raia ~,
poses herein specified, shall proceed TO sell At u
Market House in the city ofLynchburg, On Friday Il
2st April 1854, at public auction, negro nan rsn,
LEWIS: said negro is the best bricklayer in Tho e"%
ty. Terms made known the day of sale.
A. J. CAMP. Trustee
ap. 1l.dtds.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-04-14

DSH FOUNTAIN MILL Stones
nt Undersigned are now procuring from their 5,,..
intel quarry AT the Bush Mountain Morto,rnnr, ,',
~ Mil St"nes and Burs of the very be-, nali TI
ia'al''n 81 th'f' S'nes widely know n. bu, n
""','mn giving Hs increased facilities IN 6lIin, - a.
"aYehp n'"'"d Mcdaniel, Hurt & Preston md L.,
MI ~ ''"p"fs "nr agents for the sale of t, W
"' VIII rerfW "r'ler, and have th inf IJ -
slurtest nncc. " "".'e" ~ u'
o"f Address Hh, burg Montgomery CONN, y,
I,,.- \, ,y,,. ISRAEL TRiCE Ca
Id m VI ,''lH"'s Danvle, Va, Rcynnil, 4 c..
Feb iidsus 's'"'' &C"
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CANDIDATES FOR OFFICE.

1--WE requr-tr.. +" ann uure JAS. = nv"
for Commission r of the Resenu", An'Fist u.
ap 7-lm
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lYsNs are authorized Ia unnnupce Lar Al u y r.
LIE A. Canl late for the fife Of Sheriff al ttmP-
b.I C.aIftv ~ TIC eireiian. nm u dS.tht
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-04-14

~ We ufe uuihorz a nBnounoe SAMUEL ~.
OF ri Es a. ca.iidaie for the oiHfe al slierH al
Bedford runnty, AT tie e cciion. ieb " t.
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ARANG E& ALEXANDRIA Rail
Paper Hanginss and Upholstery,


VIE subscriber is now in receipt Of his entire
Spring supply ofPaper Hangngs, Borders Fire
Srreens, Curiuin Paper, &C.; among which may be
found the newest aud latest les Of Gilt Silver Deco
ration fipin Oak and Common Papers and Borders
from ln cents per piece To the expensive made;
but lac wo nd call particular attention to an assortment
OF Fine hazed Papers. 25 per piece; also hi.
Satin and Damask de LANES, Moleens Cords, Tnsses
GymPs, Lace and Muslin Curtains, Cornce Bands
Can cts, Rugs Mat., and Gilt Flowers Fruit Land
scape Gothic and Plain Buff Shades from to 400 per
pair
Al'o, 4, sd and Cd check aud plain Canton Mat
tings.
Floor and Table Oil Cloths
Also "a ~. "a "A and Cd Cocoa Mating
Es Hair and Snnck Mattresses Bed Lopnp.s Sc
on hand and made order
IN oh'rlng his present assortment to his friends and
the public he does with the full assurance that moro
handsome or ckoice selection cannot be found in the
cry, and certainly not favorable terms
fiaving workmcn Of ACKNOWLEDGED supEs,op,ry
with his own personal attention. he is prepared IN exc
ecute UPHOLSTERY and PAPER HANGING in The
most beautiful style John +. REGNAULT
$50 Main st, Richmond Va
N Country Merchants supplied at n small nd
vance ON original COST aud which will be fonpl tn their
advantage. ranI "a AZ,
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WIN. s. HANNAH

IL AS now open and for sale a most desirah,.,
Stuck OF spring aud tmmer goods. to which he
pegs eave to call the attention of his friends and rho
puohc generally Ills assortment is complete and a,
az "" prices us any IN tie market. He would Gull
particular attention to his stock of N'''
silks Dress Goods and Ribbons.
Atso' to splendid stock of furns ing good, ,,r cen
temen. among which may be found e>"
SHlRIS, COLLARS, CRAVATS CT OWES g..
All ct he newest Styles and best ,akcs. B,yers vii
c1n'f 'aV9r by 'ookng through my stock befrc nm,
chasing, AS am determined To sell as rbosa - l ,i
cheapest " up aS We
asaExrros. .t r, mar 81 Is
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LONDON, March /, 1854.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1854-11-20
They knew IT.

Since p. B. Manchester, the swindIing
broker Of Cincinnati, was permitted to
leave that city unmolested, everybody ha'
found out that they always had known he
was bad man. Even the phrenologists
predicted as much, as We ascertain
from the following paragraph from the Gin,
Iims:-
At public examination oithe head Of p.
B. Manchester, = few years since, there
was most wonderful barrenness of point 5,
in the description by o. $. Fowler. the EN-
inen, phrenologist. On being asked after
wards privately the cause of il, Mr.. Fow Ter
remarked that he dared not tell the leading
traits Of that mans character, TO so large
in audience. He Mas convinced OF Man
chss,er's proclivi,y to great meanness.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1854-11-20
TnE MALE ssRvIsG-MAtp-FunrH

The MALE SERVING MAtp--FU KTEEE
DEyELoPEnENrs.--"A Elizabeth Cole
man," the man from Schoarie County, who
made such figure few weeks since. as n
waiting made in a house in Albany, and
who was christened "John," after his re-
|ceplian in the Peniten,iary, has brought
himself again before the public, a. We learn
rem the Transcript:
One day last week, having committed
some oesnse against the discipline of the
.Penitentiary, Mr. Woodruff, Deputy Su-
pernten3cnf, took him from the workshop
for the purpos. Of "show er.ng" him. He was
told TO strip. and, as usual, was placed in
. box where water was let in upon him -
Mr.. Woodrnil, on handing him his panta-
looms. found them quite heavy. and upon
looking fer the cause found one hundred
and sixty dolsrsin gold ne.tly scwed up
ln,ba., and then sswed up in hi. panta-
looms, Mr.. Woodruff took the money, and,
Alter counting it over. said to Coleman.
What does this meant" Falling on his
knees. Coleman, said My life 10 in your
h'nis; don't say word nb ut it, for Gol's
nke" He was sent back to the shop 10
work, and Mr.. Woodruff communicated the
a,ndins OF the money to Captain Pilsbury.-
Word was sent to the Justice who commit
'ed HIN, and il now appears that the mon
ey was stolen from Mr.. Mix. Of Schoharie.
o'he manwoman will now have an OPP
poflunlty Of doing the State some service
Auburn or Clinton.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1854-11-20
Wu,r Ispvpsxr RascALs!-Wc under

wH.r IsrypEsr RascALs!-We under
,,.d that when Gen. White6eld, Indian
, ,.o, visited the Chysnes and few other
x;Id tribes offnaans, TO pay their annuitie s
hi. fall, they informed him that the next
wear they must bring them one thousand
white Sluaws, sul the balance they would
|,,ks in m ,ney. They prefer white Squaw
h !. blanket. What sensible rascals they
.re. s. says the Independence Messen-
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1854-11-20

srocr roa OUR PRaIRiEs.-We learn
~, our fellow citizen Mr. Willard Barrews,
,,s recently returned from the southern
r,,,;on Of Illinois with fine drove Of cattle
,.mbsrios three hundred head, one hundred
Wi twenty five Of which are mich cows.
n. ;,,cud, to /" colonize" them on the Waub-
o.;,;acrOn.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1854-11-20
G@t 9aile 6a3tttt,
.....,.rs, november 60, 1884.

r,,, LINDSEY, Editress Of the Kentucky
: ..,.Od. called upon US on Saturday. The
INC a1;c,l which she publishes j. neatly got
~, beautifully illustrated and in part de-
80 - Odd Fellowship. To the brother
W., y !. 10 the citizens generally we CON-
ae. hsr publication. She will remain in
y .;c;rity . couple Of days longer.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1854-11-20
TIC LOSE 4 CO.,
Wholesale and Retail Dealers in
III A ID w A X T.:

Ost ieor north Of the Post Office, Dore#psrt, io1a
GENTS for the sale OF Durgee d Forsyth's FIRE
- Kng frsR Safes. Scales from four pounds to Hay
Scale Rochester Cast Steel Creaiar. Mil and ofhsr
sars, Leather Betting. Windon ca.s and SiHs, Gel
amnI for open front Building; kedzic's Premium
Haisr E,Herers for purifying Water; CoarA and SD
dlers Ware, &c. DC.
Ais, in store The largest stock of Heavy and Shelf
Hard1ars. BaiIdiRg Materials. .Msehanes' Toss,
Cutlery, Sitrer Plated Mare and Fancy hardware,
ever offered in this city The Trade DO supplied
at Eastern prices.
Consumers of our Wares are particularly requested
10 cal upon u and save large per Gear IN making
purchases.
Orders from the country for safes or scales prompt!
attended and Ill ed 1T factory prices, adding tfahs
portation.
Copper, Tin and Shee, Iron Work, Roofing, DC,
done Promptly. Oct3 Ie9t-uW Nh
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1854-11-20
JOHN P. CHAPLIN & Co.,
Corner South Water and Chicago Streets,
CHICAGO, ILLINOIS,

Produce Coa missisn and Eorn ardiHp Merchants nd
General Agents.
-PRoPRrETogs TIE
MON Line Capal and River Boats, leaving Chicago
daily for StsLouis and all intermediate Ports, and
running In connection with FIRST class Lines
from Chicago to New York and Boston
-AeEsTs FOR The
Old and responsible Western Transportation Coin
sured.
-PRopRIEToRs-
Chase Spasiding, New York, S. G. Chase & Co., Al
baRy-Root 4 Morgan, Buaafo.
-AGESTs:-
~ B. Spaulding, Jas. H. Wigus, li3 Broad st., r. Y
cor. Front-up stairs
p. b. Burke 81 State Street, Boston:
and for the Troy and Ohio Lake Boat Line
n. 5. BEEcHER, Proprietor, Buffalo.
-AoENTs-
G. F. Brewster, Conties Slip, n ", w. W. Dennis SC
kilby ST., Boston. q. n Chaplin Co IS Quay ST., Al
bany, and for Steamers and Sail Vessels the Lakes
Will contract for the transportation of Goods from the
Atlantic cities, for the productions Of the west es
tined for the Eastern markets without delay and upon
the most favorable terms. To consignments of pro-
perry for sale in the Chicago market especial attention
will be paid. and when required liberal advances will
be made upon Bills of Iading.
Mark packages CARE j p. Z. & Co.
JOHN p. CHAPLIN,
LOUIS FOLLETT,
FL. HURLBUT.
RENWICK & SON agents at Davenport, Iowa.
AINSWORTH & LYNDE Rock Island, III.
Apr. 18th, ls54--ly tri-w*
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1854-11-20
It'll Street

It'll Street
r OF block ~, Corner Scott and sth SITS;
L. - Corner +" 1th SITS;
Corner Western Avenue and .th sts
in Forrest Il Dill on's addition;
g I9l n X l76 deep, Corner Perry and 1th SITS;
Lot block 81, Corner Rock Island and 9TH
o and block 20 Corner LIE Claire and sth;
Iblock 3 Cor Rock Island st and sth
Aug24 By GEO NICHOLS.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1854-11-20

ON tho Dubuque Road, the owner can get informs
~ lion where lis By calling u the Gazette Once
aud paying for advertisement. Nov n
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1854-11-20
Cheap School Books

CoMEwHEREE ELSE Than at the Iowa Iook Rooms
- For instance, at No. lie Cairc Block may be
found all ise books used in the davenport Public
School, with 4 fow others used elsewhere.
Also,
Every description of School Stationery at prices never
above the market. w. h. HOLMES Il co.
Oct. IL, 1854.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1854-11-20
TO THE LADIES

AIRS. KEARSES wishes TO inform the l:dies OF
vi Davenport and vicinity that she keeps cohstsht
hand choice selection of Bonuets and Head pres.
ses and like sise Pinking Machine for the purpos,
II piuking Goth Cloks. and all kinds of Silks in the
latest style and styles Of Cloak Patterns; she
" shss the ladies call and examine for the msolves.
davenport. Nov 18th, Is54du
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1854-11-20

RIAL ESTATE AGx1CY.
| GEORGE L. NICHOLS,
| DAVENPORT, IOWA.
0Mcs Cernay xsin and Second It,. nav II
CIrY LOTS AND RESIDENCES, for sale and 70
~ lease.
---yront Street,
Four Lots 24xA0 feet on Front street, corner o.
Rock Island, Block No. e., with Store Rooms an q
Warehouses for lease on 10 or ~ years at per ccat
---ssconA Street.
Lot No 3, In Block %, between Perry aud \. liahd
sts., with good krck Dwelling and .ppsrenances' W.
~ desirable for family resdence; $500
sts, with large Double House. part Of stone ana part
fbrck; rents for 80 per month; very cheap properly
New store Room corner Of I'd and Perry streets, in
M Lot 10. IL, Block O., corner lows and "a sts.,
64x'S feet, with comfortable Dwelling roa sac oy
Third Street
Lots No. ,, 4 aud S, in block 10, corner OF Farnam
and Sd streets, near the Railroad Depot.
Lots 9, and 6, in Block 20, fronting on 4th street,
between La Claire aud Farnam
LOT6, Block IS, fronting on the River, Farnsm and
Sd streets.
Lot No 9, in Book 10, 4Oxls0 feet, tho corner
Of Western Avenue and Sd streets, with good Frame
Dwelling, Fruit Trees, &c. For sale ny
GEO. l.. NICHOLS.
Fourth Street.
OTIS 8, and e, in block 76, corner Of Parnsm, On
IL " about 600 fec south Of Railroad Depot
Lot g. In block So, 32xl50 foSt deePo north side
Of eth, between Perry aud X. Island street. very
Lot No z, in block IS, Perry street, near sh Of
with now double Frame Dwelling oil Rooms, Cellars,
istern, Well, etc Would maze good Boarding
hosve. For sale by GEO. L. NICHOLS.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1854-11-20
An Expensive Supper.

The Cincinnati Gsmmereial, tells me fol-
loving story:
A few nights before the failure of that
ad'o' hnancier,P P. B. Manchester. he gave
one Of those splendid suppers which won
'or aim AZ enviable reputation among a few
,ad an Invitation to which was considered
y many an honor. A gentleman Of this
c'9' who has in his composition q large
quantity Of pride and an excellen, opinion
81 al'own popularity, united with DISPOSE
a0n to float serenely in uppartendom, was
mono. with card Of invitation. Every
@lne pertaining TO the supper was of a
'ump'uous and costly character satisfactorily
..'aencln: the grea, wealth @ and import.
'nce of the host.
~, parng the evening, the gentleman above
.Huusd 10 was drawn into conversation up
W money matters BY Mr.. Manchester, who
aas'iy inquired where he deposited his funds
;.a ~ what rate of interest. Upon being
, ,a'p!med the banking house. and the cd
.S. n'ohed sum of s per cent. interest, tho
,a'ewa banker remarked, "Ah, sir, am
p'yrng from eight to ten per cent, and am
,bN"s' from the careful Investment of
msn money, from one and half to two
49, Is, een, month-thus, you can see, BEN
can ue both the depositors and myself.
,aa pay you ten per cent, If you wish TO de-
b,t . ,s me-" The logic and the supper
I' n 'hc'r effect. In a day or two the gen
s,n %aa deposited with Manchester about
-, 49, ana ma dav or two more, Manches-
h.,,,. "0a on tour for the benefit Of his
Meath and reputation,
al,w legislature OF Vermont has passed
an, making an "over.issuc" of stock, fell
~. shd punishable by a fine not exceed.
i n,h IN" g thousand dollars, and i'm prisonmen /
,".ns State prison not less than one year
of,ha .e .nan ten years, at the discretion
.r;,. .aTge number o. Scotch enigrants have
T.. "i' IN the country lately; most Of them
po,s az VINO have come over for the pur.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1854-11-20

.r;,.a se number o. Scotch emigrants have
q, OIL. :" the country lately: most Of them
po.s az VINO have come over for the pur.
WORKING in our factories.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1854-11-20
Second Street.

r OTIS No "a & in Block 20 Front on 3rd ST. Cor
ner on Farnam very near the Depot and lay hand
someiy. Also Lot No. in Block 10 ~ 4 15o viii
good frame dwelling, stable, Frat trees &c. Price
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1854-11-20
CITY LOTS FOR SALE.
5th Street.

r OF No. S, block IS, Corner Brady and 5th Sts
IL :. 6, bl"cx IS, Corner Perry and 9Th -
10, block 5 Corner Perry and 5th g
i" ,, block ~ between Harrison and Ripley;
-6Tu Strict
8. and 9, block 5, Corner Scott and 9th:
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1854-11-20
Fourth Street.

City Lot on "a Street
TOR SALE; iot No. , Block 90 between Perry and
L Rock Island sts, g. x $50, with good Brick dwell
ing and out buildings; a very desirable residence.
Also Lot No. block Ie, on ID st near the corner
Of Western Avenue, with good frame dwelling and
stable. Price 1i+00 cash, by
GEO NICHOLS.
Dwelling house and lot in book %, North Of Court
House:
9 Lots In block n:
lot on Sd st, Corner Of Faruain.
Island and Iowa Has large double House OF part
stone and par Of Brick with Frame all House rents
at $50 per month. Will sell very cheaply.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1854-11-20

.nn Acres Wapsie Bottom. every acre good prai-
W. rie In sec No. Is, I ~, E--Price BIO per
,cra Noyl
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1854-11-20

4 FARM Of leo acres. situated on the Mississippi
- river-5 miles below Davenport
20 acres under cultivation 40 acres OF Timber on
Horse Isl ,nd--Two dwellings with cellar and Kitchen;
Young orchard OF 100 fruit treesPrce S9s per acre
The Wood is worth the money. NOV
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1854-11-20
Groceries, Salt, crockery, Hardware,

And In fact general variety II tioodsis not to
be found In amy store West of the Mississippi.
We determined 10 sell Goods at the lowest ash
Prices. and 10 do this compelled to do ava,
with the long credit and big profit Sy stem We shall
pay Cash for all kinds Produce aud set the Farmer biz
Goods III the lowest Cash Prices By strict attention
10 business and masking ourselves useful To the Farm
ing community. we hope 10 mer continuance of the
name OF the Farmers Friends
BURROWS IL PRETTYMAN.
Davenport. Oct 25ih, IsJi-iwu
I,RANk LEsLlE'S Gazette of Fashions for Novem-
T. Der, at {noy ~ No. Z Le Claire Block.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1854-11-20

Superior Farm Of $50 arres,
r WING q from the Town Of Princeton the Mssis-
/ ! sppi river. in Sec - and ST 60. RSE-Go"d
with orchare Of 800 fruit trecs--Aiso $50
acres adjoining in Sec g, T 90. RISE.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1854-11-20
A Farm 1870 acres,

4 WELL. Tmbered farm Of o05 acres with good brick
dive ling and Barn. &c GO acres in cultivation
nead aws. De- situated middle road to lie Claire.
miles from East enport--Good orchard Of Young
traces. and ail well watcredPriee s35 per acre and !.
rheal,--Cheap.. Nov ]
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* UITAR and Violin strings and every kind Of Must
VI cnl Mercha ndiso, kept constantly on hand st No
lie Claire Row. C&H
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1854-11-20
l2o, 900 BRICKS

TOR sale By the subscriber at hts kiln in East Davep
i port. Froy III w II lJnpREfH,
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1854-11-20

~ Acres beautiful land for private residence for
- SALE half cash, haifin l2 months, cheap and only
II miles from the river.
Applyto GEO L NICHOLS.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1854-11-20

4 FARM rarely TO be found; 4o0aeres ofsecond Bot
tom on the Wnpspneon river-3O0 acres Of whic
is under cultivation aud fence; Pastures Of Timothy an
Blue Grass; running water sbundant--new fran
dwelling--Laree Bark Barn, with stablinZ, &c: o
acres Of Wood and Young orchard-only ~ per acre
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1854-11-20
pELAINEs AT 10 CTS. PER YARD!
Al INSECTS Cheap store.

wv r. have opened to-aaya large io' OF psiahs'
w from 10 cts. To 23 per yasa'
"Wednesday. Nov 9th 1885,