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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1854-02-15

loupoS. Kr,. April 18th. 1850
1a- Permit 10 address to you few lines and do me
Che honor to reply TO request that Will make IN tbs
soneiution OF this letter, &c.
am graduate q Pennsylvania Medical University
have prsciced medicine In this wilderness country about
Eve year but owing 10 exposure TO bitter cold weather.
have been indisposed with Acute Rheumstim about sir
months After having exhausted my skin In the treatment
Of my and deriving no benefit indaced svs
your nvip EXTRACT OF sARsArARnlA fair trial, and
Accorngy purchnsed bottle Of your medicine from yonr
agent, Mr George r. Brown, abou. weeks ago. aud
AUST confess tina, one bottle has entirely cured
my opnion that your preparation Of ssrsaparillA
decidedly superior to any other preparation IN
and viii take great pleasure In recommending 1t the
saietsd "a being remedial agent, and will advise the
rky seisns 20 use J. In their practice. &C.
Respectfully yours, D. b. ALLEN, ". d.
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DRIED PEACHES.

AAA BUSHELS wanted; also Damsons and
EOO Cherries; he highest price given at
LONG s. WEBBS.
September &c. G4-
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1854-02-15

DREsBYTERIAN ALMANACs for 1854,
: for sale at, TIE DRUG STORE.
Qctsher &. o.
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Liver COMPLAIN
Dyspepsi9, J0ssndice,

the kidneys. and all Diseases aris-
h,g fren a Disordered Lirer
or Nomdehj
sueh az Constipation. inward Piles. Fullnsss 81
Blood TO the Head. Acidity OF the siomic
Nausea. Heartburn. Disgust for Food. Full
ness or Weight in the Stomach, Sour Erucia-
lions. Sinking or flutlering st The Pit Of the
Stomach, Swimming Of the Hcad. Hurried and
Dhficult Breathing, Flutiering al the Heart,
Choking o, Suliocating Sensations when in.a
lying posture. Dimness Of Vision. Dots or
!. Webs before The sight. Fever and Dull Pain
IN lie Head. Deficiency Of Precipitation. Vel
lownes Of the skin and Eyes, Pain in the
Side. Back, Chest. Limbs, &c.. Sudden Flush
es Of Heat, Burning in the Flesh, Constant
Emsginings Of Evil, and Great Depression Of
spirits
CAN BR EFFRc1uALEY CURED nv
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By DENNIS HEARIT sun.
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Hereafter no paper will be sent 70 a ne" su..
scriher out Of this state unless pa. nent Is maze
advance, or omc person in the state VIII b'co"s
responsible editors; and IN no case VIII
paper I've sent to a subscriber out OF the s'a'e'O'
more than two years without payment.
Advertising Rates for The Recorder
ADVERTISEMENTS not exceeding sixteen lirs''
one dollar for the first, and twenty-five cents ~
each subsequent insertion longer ones IN Pr
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made to advertisers BY the year.
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A fresh supply Of
MsIt.i's Lille ssIWs ANA PiHnix
Filters.

SsaaiSsi ,nd fdr lie a. ,as Pest GFf;ss.
hars aassr II gl-.
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10 Hear what DR. stspp, physician who stands At the
Top OF his profession says Of John Bulls Ssrsaparils:
have been using John Bulls sarsaparilla In great
variety OF chronic diseases, with the happy effects
and have no hesitation in recommending it the public
for tue cure Of scrofna, syphilis and all eutaneous and
fandnlar diseases. Yours, frrvsnty,
LssLport, Ky, April 9th, 1912 wsf sTArP, II. D.
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LouisviflS, July 13.h 1919
have esaninsi the list OF articles that compose JOHN
Bulls Extract OF Sarsspars and have hesitation In
saying that Il il safe and valuable compound would
prefer II to any article row IN for the diseases arising
from an impure state Of che blood faint Of the
confidently reeommendit to my friends as beig power
full Extract and that believe will all classes Of
Diseases for which t Is recommended IL used according
directions. believe il to be valuable succedaneuu
Mercury Nay, have my doubts whether In the
violent and protracted Of syphilis panied with
Modes Trophs In carries OF the bones whether /, ought
90. 70 succeed every other remedy.
q II irC0NlrIuE II n
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Rev Z. W. sEHoN, ~ Rev. Z. STEVENSON.

earnestly invite sll persons who are suffering with
sny OF thc is that flesh Is heir tor call Dr. John
Bulls agent, zad get copy Of Bulls Family journal
sEaTls and for the sake Of humanity, we hope that
single individual will not be found unwilling give Bulls
fsrsaparia TRIAL. after reading anu resolcctng the
same time that It is impossible for the Doctor to publish
the tenth part CT the number Of certificates astounding
cures performed by his Ssrsapara The Of
tnony voluntarily showered DR. Bulls Ssrsapariia
nom we'll known and distinguished individuals both ID
puplc and private life has been perfectly overwhelming
u DR. John Bulls Principal Office, aide Fifth
Srse; frs. door below Main. LouBvnLE. kY
-" For sale BY ID. liearll, HILLSIDE
rough.
August 3, 1853. o.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1854-11-08
w...rr.'s RULE 0, osAroar--As IL

Wxssrrs's RuLr OF OkArchY--AH In
.rs,rcr,yr ANEcporE.-Dsniel Webster, =
short time previous to Ms last public recep.
York to this city by the overland route.
When the cars reached Springfield, mr..
Waite, the well known aud exceiien' CON
dnc,or' s,epped forward into the car, and as
usual announced--"Sprngdeld station :.
twenty minutes NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. to dlne''
Mr.. Webster, who was sitting by him.
arose aud pleasantly tapping him on tne
shoulder, remarked--.Young man, that :
one of the most interesting speeches ever
heard in my life." ..Ycs, sir" calmly re,
Piled the conductor, "all speeches are good
in which the speaker and the hearer hearty
symn.,hize." ..very true" said Mr.. Web.
ster, "and have always noticed that those
speeches are always considered best which
are finished in good season for dinner. =
Boston Times.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1854-11-08
PROPERTY FOR SALE
USTEES SAL

L Il 7 > l +. T. , y A Il r..
Df virtue OF several deeds OF Trust, one
ID bearing date july 10, A. d. 1852, wherein
&. q. Blood, by the name OF G. &. Blood is trus-
Ice, and James F. Morton and Rachel Morton
his wife are grantors, of the undivided half of
the east half Of the north west quarter o, see
ton No. fifteen, in township No. 10, No. of
ahge, No two east Of the fifth p. NJ. except
the town lots No. 3 and 4 IN block No /, aud
lot No. 8, IN block No. I, to secure The payment
Oh rtain promlsary note bearing date July
10, 1852, for thesum OF two hundred and eisi.
teen dollars with interest payable to Abncr Da-
vlson or bearer. Also. another deed Of trust
bearing date May 18th, 1883, wherein am
trustee, and James f. Morton and Rachel
Morton his wife, are grantors, of the undi
vided hall of the eist half Of the north west
quarter OF Section No. fifteen. Township Ma
~, No. of range, two east OF the 9th y NJ
except lot No. 8; in block No. Z, and LOT No
5 IN block No. one. and lot on which ~ In
commenced building new house, TO secure
the payment OF - promisary note bearing date
July 10, 1882, for the sum of two hundred and
eighteen dollars with interest. payable to said
Abuer Dawson CT bearer, which said note is
now due and unpaid, | shall offer the said
property, or SO much thereof as will satisfy
SAID note with interest and costs, Tor sale at
fuhic Auctlon, to the highest bidder, for cash
at the Court house door, in the city of Daven-
port, Scott county, Iowa, on Friday the gath
day OF November, A. ID. 1854, between the
hours of one and four O'Clock, Pm.
C. q. BLOOD, Trustee.
Nov {, iss4-d-ts
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1854-11-08

Wonders will not cease. Saturday there
passed through this place, on their way to
the Springfield CO., Cattle Show, a sheep
with wool upon it three feet in length--a
sheep with four horns, each II inches in
length--a Shetland COW smaller than the
long wooded sheep. and weighing but 229
ponnds-a calf OF the COW, now about two
years, and never having had calf yet
gives milk! The big sheep is the worlds
wonder. 1t girths 81 feet and its fleece is
estmated to weigh between 40 and a. lbs.
All these monstrosites are owned by Mr..
James Bickenall, of Aurora, N. Y. Mr.. B.
has six of these kind of mammoth sheep and
is introducing the breed throughout the
'West.-Sandusty Commercial.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1854-11-08
PHILADELPHIA, Nov.

1
! Our city police are investigating very
mysterious case OF murders in the upper sec
ton OF the city. A woman has been arrest
ed charged with the murder of two of her il
legitimate children. An Irishman has ais,
been arrested as being implicated in th'
same affair. The murders occurred som,
time since, and the bodies have not yet beer
found.
New YORK, Nov. 7.
The Court of Oyer and Termner me
this morning, but without deciding the mo.
ton for new trial in the case of Dr. Ora
ham, adjourned TO Friday next
The police officer Quincy who was stab
bed by Jno. B. Holmes, (lhe "Soft" candi-
date for Alderman) on the l4th, died of his
wounds yesterday morning.
A letter from Havana mentions rat the
American schooner Peerless has been ca
tured recently as a SLAYER after having land
ed cargo of slaves near Bayehonda The
slaves are also understood TO have been seiz.
ed by the authorities.
QUEBEC, Nov. 6.
The government has appointed Com
missioner 10 enquire into the causes of the
frightful accident on the Great Western r
X. The Commissioner will at once proceed
TO the scene of the disaster.
BALTIMORE, Nov. 6.
On Saturday morning the manufacturing
department Of the establishment Of knaye,
Ieaps e. Co., on Ewtaw, near Baltimore ST..
:ook fire and was entirely destroyed with
he immense stock of unfinished work, the
'alne Of whichis estimated at 500 900. The
finishing department and ware house adjoin-
ng were damaged. Other buildings in the
ieighborhood were injured to the extent Of
$4,000.
The fire ragged nearly all night. The loss
8 mostly covered by insurance.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1854-11-08
Wssli g AayAsw.

Tho Cincinnati Tunes tsJls Pskhy ssVsy
OF crowd assembled At : station on the'r
return from the State Fair. A. tho tram
approached the conductor saw what wouic
| be the result aud ashe could not accommo
date another passenger no locked the doors
No sooner, however, had the train stoppes
than tho crowd rushed pell nell aboard ans
iading the doors locked, dec Jared they
would 90 anyhsw. We give the balance
Of the incident in tho words Of the 1tmss'
The bell was rung and the whistle sound
ed, but bore no warning to them. The
poor Conductor looked pusslcd, and scarce
knew what 70 do. II the train moved some
Lives must certainly Be lost. and to re.
main longer where he, Was he could not
He entreated, told them another. train
would soon be along. but the crowd Needed
him not, they were determined to SO on
II that train. At length an idea broke upon
him. Upon the switch near him were three
empty cars belonging TO the accommoda-
ton train.
"Gcntlemen," said he. "If must, ! sup
pose must"
lie then went and examined the wheels
Of the empty train and found them in good
order.
"Now" said he. call who want to 30, get
into the two front cars Of this train
AWAY went the crowd, tumbling over
each other, screaming, laughing and boot
ing; and in lees than two minutes the two
cars were Allied to their full extent BY the
.homeward bound.n Each had secured a
good seat, and were congratulating each
other as to what their perseverance had
gained for them and solacing themselves
with the prospect Of aspeedy tourney home.
Those nearest the windows had adjusted
them in order to allow free circulation OF
air. and carpet bags and vslises were stow
ed snu2ly away under the seats. Perhaps
better contented company had never got
into 80 small compass before; for they
were bound to 60 home, and here was
fair prospect ofso. few moments they
would be in motion, it was but few rods
ahead to the switch. they would soon hitch
on, and then away.
The conductor had mounted his train. the
Engineer was at his post.
".Are you all aboard, gentlemen asked
the Conductor.
"Yes" cried hundred voices.
"Then, gentlemen, wish you good night
and pleasant journey"
The whistle sounded, the bell rang, and
away went the train at the rate of twenty
miles an hour.
A dead silence reigned throughout the
two cars for almost minute. when large,
red-whiskered man Strengthened himselfup
and said:
Gentlemen, in my opinion, we have all
been very chaaply sold He has gone
and left u.s.
So he had, and ferccr crowd Of men
was never seen in that region before.--
They swore, and stamped. and tore; and
cursed all railroads that ever were built. II
was well the Conductor did not 60 over that
road again that night, for he would most
likely have found it hard one to travel"
At length, with no better prospect before
them, the crowd dispersed to the different
hotels and caroused the remainder Of the
night away.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1854-11-08
The Poor

There will be much suffering this fall and
winter. az we have before remarked, in Iowa
) consequent upon the immense Immigration
into this State, unless the humane and be
neyolently disposed take precautionary meas
ures to prevent it.
An instance occurred not long since il
this city, we are informed, which, however
is known to but few and from the business
appearance and general prosperity of Day
export, nlight create doubt Of having trans
pred.
An immigrant family, who had the mis-
fortune to lose their all on the Railroad, ar
rived in our city in state of restitution ant
for the want Of better accommodations wer,
obliged to put up in the dlapidated ferry
house. Without bed or bedding, the father
quite an old man, to protect his children
from the chilling night air, stripped the Goa,
from his back. They afterwards procured
indifferent quarters in the lower part Of the
city, but the father, unable to bear up under
the fatigue, exposure and mental anxiety
consequent upon his impoverished condition
sunk under his accumulated misfortune and
now rests in the cemetery. His widow and
children remain, deprived of their natural
protector, and dependent in measure upon
others for support.
This we fear is but one out of many cases
that will appeal for aid to the benevolent of
our city this winter. Real worth is retiring
and unless sought out and assisted will suf-
fer. Will not then an effort be made by
the philanthropic to seek out the deserving
and alleviate their wants! Each church
very possibly has its committee to attend to
any poor that may be found in the congre-
CATION, but what lie needed is Samaritan or
ganization that knows no sectarianism. color
nor nationality.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1854-11-08

The Cincinnati Gazette ofthe oath says
"We notice arrivals of potatoes from Wis
consin, Iowa and Michigan, of superior
quality at 81 bu.hel. Amongst the ma,
ny strange charges trade has taken hi,
wear, we notice the shipment Of ,ooo bur
reis Of pork from New York 70 New Or
,sans this week"
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1854-11-08

Dsvsnport.

.AN~ese<cs~srvrS>
ss
Osvsnport.
The progress Of Davenport the las
,welvcmonth has been almost unpreccdeut
I'd in the history OF western towns. III.
only limit to her prosperity has been de
ticicncy. of houses, and the materials an'
lahos for the construction Of buildings, tt
accommodate the mass Of human beings
that have flowed in upon her The towns
shove and below MS, and in the interior. have
rcapcd the benefits Of this want, as heina
enable to provide those coming 70 this city
with convenient houses and business rooms
they, hare sought accommodations else
where.
The railroad trains pour in their hundreds
per day. while continuous stream OF chi.
grant wagons are passing up those streets
leading from the ferries All are bound for
Iowa, many for Davenpor, and large num-
ber without any particular point in view
who would be happy to locate here if they
could obtain accommodations. There is
NOT 4 vacant house Of any description Of
which we are aware, that is to be had in
our city for money or Partially, while our
hotels and boarding houses are filled to over
flowing. Everybody is employed and late
as it is in the season houses are in progress
Of erection in every part Of the city. The
opening Of Railroads to Dubuque and Bur.
lington will have little effect upon the tide
Of immigration that is seeking this point, a.
under the present arrangement, boats wai'
in readiness the arrival OF the cars at Rock
Island. to convey passengers TO those cities
Davenport has received an impetus thil
season that will soon cause her to outstrir
her competitors in Iowa as the metropolis Of
the State. Banks may break and Railroads
may fail to be built, but SO long AS the rest
less disposition of our countrymen exists,
Davenport will not cease to march onward
in her progress to greatness.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1854-11-08
Rock Island Municipal Election.

The election in Rock Island OIL Monday
for Municipal officers was conducted yery
quietly. Mr.. B. Harper was elected may.
) or without opposition. Mr. A. F. Swan
der had majority of 25 for Police Magis.
trete. Messrs. J. w. Vausant. P. s. AL.
bert, James Copp and j. S. Smith, were
elected Aldermen.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1854-11-08
From the Daily Times. i
CioAiuuati Items

Cassius VI. Clay &, Co. are fitting up in
splendid style Private Banking Room, in
Reeder's Block, West Third street.
The horse trade is looking up A great
many more are brought to the city now
than have been for some time past.
About two hundred as sold at auction week
ly.
Tallow Candies have almost disappeared
as an article Of trade. Hogs fat is the sub
stitute.
Among those attending the free night
schools are many grown up Germans. who
take this favorable opportunity to learn I,
read our language. We observed abou
twenty ofthem 10 one ofthe up town school!
few evenings since.
| Plaid 10 to be fashionable .fgure" will
the ladies this winter. In The show win
dows everything one sees, from the plaines
calico up to the richest silk, is plaid plaid
plaid. We like it.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1854-11-08

.Now IS THE WINTER OF OUR DiseoN-
rENr."-The money market. like the errlng
Jones, is tight again" shark-like looking
individuals are busy circulating the bogus
Gas the Police rcports) public confidence IN
wild cat currency il shade lower. and
holders OF Indiana money look uneasy
Chicago Jour.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1854-11-08

PAPER MAxIsc.-We learn from an ar
ticle in the n. Y. Tribune that company
is being formed in thatcity for the manufac'
ture of paper. From the not lucid explana.
ton We gather that it is to be made from
grasses and to be suppliedto the trade at 4
cents per ID, but whether printing or wrap
ping paper the deponent saith not.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1854-11-08

The Keokuk Wing has an article or
building walls to prevent the streets Of tina,
city caving in upon the premises Of the cit
liens, or vice versa. as the public improve
ments of that uneven city have made ne
sary.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1854-11-08

The Springfield Mass Republican says
hat convention Of the Administrasi, n
party in old Hampshire county, was held
last week, in Northampton. Seven dele
gates were present, fir Of whom were post
masters,
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1854-11-08
1lsto advertisements.
STRAW CUTTING MACHINE

THE subscriber inventor and manufacturer OF an
/ improved Straw Cutting Machine has left few
of Them with Mcssrs. Burrows 4 Pretfyman for sale
All those wishing machine " the Kind will please
call npon the above firm and examine those len there
Also, n new Ohio made wagon for sale at the same
pace. II "a e.. HEBERLlNG.
Davenport, Nov. eth, lSJ4-d3tA
PUBLIC NOTICE.
WILL take Indiana Bank Notes for Boots and Shoes
j ut the Davenport Boot and Shoe Store.
Nov JAS. JORDAN.
Velvet Ribbons--5O Cts. q piece
'I'uoss in want of Black SIX Felesf Ri15oss, vi I
find very large rtnenf, bought at the Eastern
Auctions and for sale abont 0setArd less than the
usual prices. NJ
novs Smiths Variety Store, Davenport.
6 acres of Land at Auction!
comprising 40 Bui ding Lots and beautiful Garden
~ spots--ou SAIrapsy the nth inst at II O'Clock on
the premises.
The property ofGeo. l.. Davenport and Mrs Noel.
situated the Harrison street Road In view Of Nnr
Davenport and ons smiles from tt Mississippi river
GEO. y. NICHOLS, Agt.
KILBoURN. Auc.
Conveyance- from our Office TO the ground furnish
cd yratjs--with retire sl,incnts. Nov
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1854-11-08
Prices Current q Dsysspsrt lIartss.
DAILY LIST o. uxW 1ooxS!
The wide Awake laiSe

And Kssr Jt'sfAisg Tskss f"s Mss,
Edited by zone Of sn,'' with ave elegant steel L.
cravings in one volume, plain 10th, prize La
do do exts. M 0ucs snd edge l,s0
Afraja. or Lilo and Love ~ Noeway. is
The I.nss HsivcsA, By Mra Beuthvosth is
!. Yaumg Husband BY w AIeots -
do Wife By DO u
!. do Hoaseteei.sv Il
House live In - r
shady Side. (l.ic In = counsg taeeeeoeO y
The Inebriai, Hut by = A SouthwssA. Il
K.n.a. and Nebrsssa, via Ahl.esesA, .
do do papes y
Second Love. by Martha Nafteu, cicA IS
Autographs Of Freedom :,
The Iewa Doek 1eons,
Brady 81. scar -, Josrtapsr'.
10 mo 3o-,f ELI ADAMS. Agent
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1854-11-08
D Z N + Is T r Y

nR. DRYER may be found al the Room formerly
i occupied b. him ut the Ohio House. Persons
wishing I" see INC and particularly those having
gagemcnts FOR Teeth will please casi immediately.
n. lsSt-itf
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1854-11-08
DE LAIxEs-Io ets . Ysra

ME shalt open 10 day lot II MOtSEliNE ~
w LANES. u the low price cfs'a diuDs yard
fhess Goods are towrf than ve have EVER sser
her--heing yer, sood for the price. The. will b
r. ady Cor sale This morning ~ I6V'olosk ~
SMITHS VARIETY STORE.
Cor. 2ad 4 Brsd. ~.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1854-11-08
FRANCIS JAcOBY, jas.
NEW DRUG AND P1xsc1Il110u s1ely.

eI>HE subscriber respectfully Invites The attention d,
the citizcns 81 Davenport and surrounding county
TO his Drug aud Chemical Store Brady betwsss See
ond and Third sts.
From his knowiedee and experience In the hs.inea,
he can assure those who ny favor him, that they viii
be furnished with Medicines NJ The best quality sr
pared with the sircfcs rare and at moderate riess
Personal ate ntion will be given Ia the compound.
ing Of all Prescriptions.
Ia also Keeps good assortment of German. Freheh,
English aud American Pcrfnmcry, Tooth And Hair
brushes, Combs. and a General ssserlmchi Of Fans,
Articles
Davenport, Oct 18th, Is5td-n
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1854-11-08

n WORK Salt for ssie by
~ Now DALZELL BIO
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1854-11-08
Just 1ecaiveA

G,saa Nav York large assortment Of Blnet ,
or R.t,il a, e "hieh win le scld low at Whoe.ss
" "'" I" oe,N IA WKRLtYS
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1854-11-08
Cheap School loeks

cheap bcu00l 1ooN
SOMEWHERE Ei.SE Than at the Iowa seos Rooms
- For instance, at No. Ia Claire Block ma, h
found all the hooks used In the lsvrnIor fuble
School, " ith few others used else where.
Also,
Every description OF School Stationery at prices r.t
above the market. w. IL. HOLMES CU.
Oc. IL, 1854.