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Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1854-12-20

W~The general complaint about 'hard times
should induce US to be cautious, and endeavoI
80 purchase cheap and substantial goods. Those
merchants who have this object in view, when
laying in their stock will do wellto call at Paul
& TAYLOR Wholesale Boot Shoe and Straw
Goods Wharchouse, No. 255 Market St, Phil'a.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1854-12-20

FESAR.---The undersigned has just received and
4 viii keep for sale at his shop third street.
superior article of tar GEORGE ORR.
Clearfeld July 5. 1854.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1854-12-20

DyThose WHO desire TO obtain on excellent
article of Spanish Sole leather, viii do well 10
ean On our friend JOHN MCPHERSON, al his oi5
and well known stand at tie South end CT
CIearfield. lie keeps a good assortment of all
kinds OF leather. See advertisement.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1854-12-20

"The best Tobacco establishment in Phil
adelphia is that of FRIsMUTH & BROTHER, los
Third ST., five doors below Race. They keep
every variety of tobacco and cigars The best
Havanas, Regalias, Principles, &c, are direct
ly imported, by themselves, and can be conf
dently relied on as the genuine article.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1854-12-20

G-Our friend the Brigade Inspector, at Glen
Hope, has jast received a new AID splendid as
sortmcnt of goods. Clark is clcverfellow, and
He advise all our friends TO give him q call.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1854-12-20

Home again home again. from a foreign shore,
And an twill Gil my heart with joy to meet my
friends once more"
Sincerely your friend, j. D.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1854-12-28

4 Tribute TO THE CoSDUcToRs or
THE NATIONAL IsrELLIGEscER.-He take
from the Washington correspondence Of
the Journal of Commerce Of the 29th ulti-
mo, the following portraitures of the vsner.
able conductors of the National Inteliigsneer.
II 10 a merited tribute to eminent abili-
" and high private character. The writer
says:
sin the sanctum Of that office may ever
be seen the patient and indefatigable Sea
ton, preparing matter for its columns, while
his experience and Ingenuity, like yoxr own,
10 often sereIy tired to find room and the
right sort Of room for the articles and the
selections that press upon him. Elegant
compositions must often be hopelsssly de-
ferred, and perhaps writer's be disappointed
though frequently not more SO than the
editor himself Col. Seaton is man Of
singular urbanity of manners, and well
fitted to gain that popular favor which has
moro than once been expressed by his cleo
ton to the Office of Mayor of the city
His associate, Joseph Gales, is of English
birth, 10 American all over. The K. Ms.
m ust not NEEDLE with him. 1t would be TO
their ewn injury. This venerable man
whe has instructed two generations Of Sc
iect readers, may occasionally be seen in
Ais upper room al the Office, where he kind
" receives his friends, and where the poor
are sure to find him, and ask their accus-
toned aims. Eighty years have imposed
their weight on his robust form an aspresd
venerableness over his features, but have
neither dimmed tbs lustre of his dark
bright eye, nor impaired the energy of his
well advanced intellect. As il was with his
father, the friend and patron Of the poet
Montgomery, so it is with him. "Death is
not jealous OF his mild decay" Ii patron
age and power are less familiar with him
than in other years, genius, talent, dignity
in fine, the imperishabie properties OF a
true statesman, adorn the decline Of life
The evening Of his days, if less brilliant than
their mered,sn, becomes 10 him the nurse 81
calm, deep and luminous thought always
acquiring good things for the Republic. 4
politician without seeking office, and a
statesman without holding it, he has taught
the former to contend without acrimeny,
the latter TO rule without violence
leading editorial from his pen has ever bees
4 model of its kind, as much as q piece of
sculpture wrought out in the studio of q
frst rate artist"
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1854-12-28
u,,no,, Central Railroad.

Alluding TO this Road the Chicago Press
Of Z recent date says: To-day the last rail
will b laid down upon the main trunk OF
the Illinois Central Railroad, making the
connestion compile tie between our city and
Cairo. On the 9Th Of January next. reg
slaz daily trains will commence running De-
tween the two cities. By the 18th Of the
same mouth it is also expected the Galena
Branch will be finished and opened. a
small section of the Chicago Branch is all
shat will then remaia for comp letion of this
gigantic undertaking. Less than four
pears ago the charter for building this road
was obtained-now over six hundred miles
sfit 10 in running order.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1854-12-28
GREAT ATTRACTl0N
FOR TIE
HoLIDA HS
AT THE OLD PIONEER
Rock Island Book Store!

THE undersigned have on hand one Of the hos
i complete stocks ever nHeiSu ~ s'' 49,
country. Our assortment Of ,,a.
..nrsuls comprises e5 different kinos'
We have also a good stock oil mi inc staaa"ia -
thors both American and Foreign;
10, ysrsaits Books, We have the finest ass"r,ueh'
without boastin.s) Of ANY Establishment ~es' q ou
faio ,.tn.nac,;cn
80 antta,onrseiyes that our stock Of Porte Monaies
and Car, Cases cannot he surpassed, az We nave put
chased direct from the Mahufactare-thus saVhs 'ne
Among our stock will be found
Writing Desks, Mahogany, Rosewood
Leather and Papier Machie. Work boxes aha
Ladies' Retienles from 81 to > 10;
Also fine assortment, Of Gents Dfes q. Eases
we have also q number of fine Frcneh ana ! NJ
mes, OIL Paintings. uery desirable for Haiiaa! u's
Also large stock ofGoid Pens and fehsts IRON
$3.50 to SIC;
Gold Thimtdcs sleeve Buttons. &c; &c;
And great variety Of Pocket utier.;
wehAye as large a stock Of Musical Instruments Us
any MUSIC STORE with the exception OF Pianosl
fousistins Of Flutes Flies, Ace,,rdeons, Victims,
Banio- Guitars. Fiutinas and Taineorinc Drums
And Princes Superior Nelodeons at Mai''iae'"fer
TOYS and Games II abundance. besides almost eve.
~ ariicetn the Toy and Fancy line that eau bc eae
for a. We i,avc not room to mention all. fieasc ASK
,or any article wanted and you viii be mulch iikes 10
aud H. We invite the citizens Of Davenport and VI.
cioits tc call aud examine stock aud you are ho'
repaid for your visit whether purchasers or NOT we
W III refund Your fcrriage
Don't forget the place. PoRTER's Old Rock Island
Book and Fancy store nn
J.inud Dec 1Ath, leJf-U
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1854-12-28
I O. or o. r.

TIA hra,hren 81 Davenport Lodge No III. y. y. :.
viii in supper Il the L. Claire Hall or The even
ing u the ath January 1855 The proeeeas q My
aftur payingexpenscs, WA pe deNo'ea " VIZ =
the moor widows ofour city. -. %
Al address Will be delivered on the occasion oy g
g. Hiram Price. pu Tn.
puhlc q ~ epectfuily soiicitnd TO attend.
Address at I o,c ocS r 81 supper at . + ~
Tickcts 10 be had ut the following places ooa'
Wilson & Harley, ] " Wiley, II wickersham ana OF
the committee. Yah,
7CoaxIrrry-B Woodward, Damons Jonh
Hornby. Hiram Johnston, H Hughes, VIM Co!.
iiss, & Fuller, s A Stevens, Jim Walrsyan' 'a'
Wiekersbam.
Price OF Admission.
Single Ticket, LOU
Gentleman aud one Lady, $50
Gentleman and two Ladies' 3,oO.
Davenport Dec Esd 1854.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1854-12-28

hcCIDfST.--We learn that an accident
occurred last evening on the G.. g. C. U.
X. r. near Elgn, by which young man
named Dell was fatally injured, and young
lady seriously hurt. The westward train
came in contact with the horse and buggy
of Mr.. Dell, who was crossing the track,
and Mr.. d. was 50 severely injured that
there is no chance of his recovery. The
young lady who was in company with him
was thrown from the carriage and consid-
erably hurt. The couple were on their
way from St Charles to Elgin to attend a
party at the latter place. Mr.. Dell was
recently in the employ of the I. c. R. r.
Co. at Freeport. - Chicago Press, 22d.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1854-12-28
Gst aailp @asetts,
ALFRED SANDERS, Error
avenpers, Thursday. Dec. sss 1874.
.rep~~s~~S~S~~~~
Ms Iadies' College


We direct attention to the card of Pref.
TIL. Coppfxc His institution will supply
a want very much required in this commu-
nitv, a. we'll an furnish to those abroad, who
desire to place their daughters in beautiful
and healthiul location where they will be
cared for and instructed, such desideratum.
Prof codding has incurred an expense IN
the purchase Of the grounds and erection o.
4 suitable building, that entities his efforts to
the consideration Of the public. The difii-
cuIt;es he has surmountedin concentrating
his plsas, and his uptirinC and assaluous la
bon, convince us that he possesses that en-
erQv required to control an institution of the
kind he has chosen 10 supcrintena.
Tho building erected for the purpose oe-
cupies ground plan of SO by is feet and 's
four stories high, built Of brick in the most
substantial manner. Its arrangement is
especially adapted to the purpose for which
il was bsilt and il now dedicated. 1t IS SIT
uatsd on an eminence 100 rods from The de-
potof the Mississippi and Missouri kaiiroad
and thrce-fourths of mile from the river.
The expense Of the building alone will be
about ~ 900; attached to which are four
scsss Of ground, valued at about $1,000
The house will be completed and the insti-
tuition 60 into operation about the lot OF
Nay, as will be observed by reference to the
advertisement of the proprietor.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1854-12-28
A SpEAXER's PowgR.-Last Friday eve

A SpEAKER's PowER.-Last Friday eve
ming in the course Of Mr.. Chapin's lee
ture, among othert things Of the present day
which he was subjecting TO playful but
whitening irony, he spoke Of the "bonnsts
which are never able to keep pace with their
wearers. II was amusing to notice that
on the instant nine-tenths, of the ladies
present involuntary grssped the front Of
their bonnets with both hands and gave
them twitch forward---a useless
effort, however, fer tho milinsrs had
made them SO they ,oould not CONF Chic.
Prsss.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1854-12-28
A CARD.
LADY,s COLLEGE.

TN presenting this notice TO the pnoic mo ~
IL bsr isles TO info them that ms ssnoo, WIN DC
opeucd for the reception of students Oh "wednesday,
the ID of May next. He proposes to sive c'assea
education TO all who ma! wisa 70 nun n Nor
nal nj 10 qualify young ladies Tor teaching
IN the various grades OF schools Ia our country 'o"
INC College wu to the common district schsoi. IN
hs primary department will admit all who are de
siro us ofcnioyiug its benefits
The coarse OF instruction will be thorough anu cou
plete and al the time worry discriminating anu
select avoiding everything OF an entirey uSctess
character and substituting those branches "hose t
doney is TO give ysor aud elasticity 70 the !'a'''"
The manner Of ioaehing will be the most rpprsrsa
and improeed known ia our eountr. or Europe, GIVING
the pun the full understanding OF her sableei, white
il is presented by the teacher IA aS!ie ehtfeE ns
aud fascinating. -. a.,
His first aim will be to secure 10 his surs hea "
and a vigorous CONSTITUTIONS without WaieH III AZ g
forts would be useless.
Secondly, TO establish a decided ana correct mora NOR,
character ba is OF all his hopes, rs Without VIZ.
no superstriictufe can ssahu tnc tSs' VI '"'"'N '
Aud ihrdly his object will be to give to each ind
yidual that kiuj OF practical training her hhafa siI'
and future prospects shall indicate.
And foarthly 10 train the mind TO practical rehee-
lions and useful deductions from every aa! oosef
walton. c.,,.,
Ard lastly 10 infsse spirit of prAetiea. Christian
hrneyolenct, into the mind of every one however
youHg, as a lovely and Instructive pfihe'lie IRON,
which shall now, n from pure anu cieai i'uiA"
universal love TO all.
My arrangements are on the most ample ana srahd
scale adapted 10 fai carry oet eie ao"se f'oe
10 the spirit in all their 'ariet. an extent,
Til. bnilding, which 10 new and com nioHioas, WIZ
be prepnred 10 maxi all It's inmates eomfor,ao . ana
nanny II stands pom an einnence OF easy ascent aud
surmountsd by promenade from which scsne y
presented TO view qiailed in our country Tor reh
ness, beauty or grandeur.
/, isloea,ed in Of the most hea thy snd salahf,
oa. towns In the United States, whose adsehtees ol
location is u approach all that could be asked OF
d. sired and its business advantages second 10 hone
In the Mississippi valley. My arrangements for
ssachers such that all wi be- ndi'ldaa. "a'ehea
and cared for.
Those wishing further Information can address tue
Proprietor at Davenport, Iowa, who will DC happy Al
al, times 10 give all required Information eirealar
and farther notice will be given in due ne.
T. VI. C0DDiNG,
Proprietor AID Superintendent.
Mr.. T IL. Comma, p,;n.i,,.Is
MRs. NJ A. Cepptsa
naNnnnnrt Iowa. Dec. %. lssA ID VII.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1854-12-28

The Cooperstown, IN. y Times says
there 10 Yankee in that town selling
rights to ma nufacture honey. Tbs editor
has tried the honey, and p-onounces i.
"beausifui in APPEARANCE and delightful to
the taste" tits made principally from SUI
gar, and can be Afforded at one shilling per
pound. What shall we have next!
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1854-12-28

When che Republicans nominated Dir.
Harlan for Senator in lows, the Democrats
abandoned Dodge, and nominated Ebenezer
Cook, 4 Wing. The report was. that il
Cook could get Eve more Wing votes, he
would swing in. We expect to hear
Harian's election.-Galena Gaz.
You need expect no such thing. Mr..
Harlan can't come in.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1854-12-28

GEN. HousroS IMMERSED. Bren-
ham (Texas) Inquirer, OF the 2sth ult., has
the following announcement:
ave learn that number OF persons were
baptized by immersion. on last at Indepen-
iencc. among whom ~as Gen. Sam lIvus-
ton"
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1854-12-28
Also Coal Land
NO. 3e--10 Acres Of Good Coal Land uitb rs,a
Timber add improvements;
Also a Valuable FIGURING NIL:

Also "a valuable FIGURING MIL
NO. N-The "Svnn MINI u u "a ire which |. ip
complete order wiki Three Rns OF Stones with siibs
necesssr, MHshinery, most Of which is new and cana
ale Of masng TO Bbls of Flour IN iwent, -four holrs
fhc Vol has River front Of ice feet and rood land
ing Tor Steamboats,. hie Will be sold ., yreat bar
gala aad upon eas! Terms.
--ALSo:--
The following Property In the City Of pay.nrsr.:
Brick House with frame addition l,oriico in From,
on sihth street: Lot SIaa0 feet slaao
Brick House On Second street between PER-, and
Rock Island Lot 44x 80 $50 per foot
Tires acres OF Land ou SecoHd Street near naveH.
port Bnryiug Ground VITA good dw eiling 500
Loi No 10 Flock IN Creams secotd addition
ser Of third Street opposite 1icheDor.. Rock
LetNot Bloc " Upon which is erected a Cottage
with two rooms kitchen. stable. saok. house and
good we'll vttj hsin pump Price sao:
And tho following tbiinproyed Land most Of rhlea
/. In Scott County:
400 Acres Of Praitc in See 10 70, RtF;
$40 30 do in see IS and ~, r Sc. RtE;
Gao do see 81 r -, w;
100 do do ~ 20 do;
$50 do do - do;
as0 do Dc ~ r79Rsf:
2enn do do ". -, 30, ITO. RTE;
soo do do Is. 20. RISE:
20 do Z n w ar Sscss r ,s.R2E;
100 do Ear SEES 10, T6s.Ri
100 do y w ar See o, T %. r F.
30 do slNEqr See 70. r so.RtE
90 do N.Sw ar sse4, TO- RAE,
10 do NiNfgr
sW! MGR
,E!S w ar See n, T so. RISE;
40 do sEtsE Ear Sec II, r-sRIw:
~ do SW Kqr See u. T.o.RIw;
dee % GEo. l.. NICHOLS, Agt.
Together with large qnastiiy of Lsad So Cedar
Clinton Johnson, Iowa. Jasper and rowcsbisk Conu
ties, n Of which viii be ssid rppn reasonable terms
by GEoL NICHOLS
General Real EstHte Agent.
Corner Of asin and Second Streets, lows.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1854-12-28

No IA farm In 'sLost Grove" Scott County cor.
ainiEge 50 acres acres of which Is enclosed, ma,
which il erected n new namc house. a log hous, and
goad stable; Two ell. with eilan pumps aud M rrt.
ofyoung fruit trees-Price 4 1900
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1854-12-28

No 3s-A splendid farm on the Mississlpni Rive, IA
miles below Davenport Ia Huscatne count, co,,,,n.
ing ass 100 OF which is under Guilty Aiian "a /,
pasture ard rs IN timber, 80 Of River i.o,inr,
ID buildings, and upwards of 200 fruit ir. IN fa
bcarlns-apr'-, peach and cherr, -ptiee SIS Der
acre y
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1854-12-28

No 81 gree; tarxan farm on wap,eni,,,o.
containing $50 scre.: s5 OF which arc Under x,,i
dwelling houses stable corn crib and weli-prlce az
per acre
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1854-12-28

No 3l--A valuable piece Of property near East n :
enport bordering Duck Creek. coutaii 10 ,, 49,
asar al fenced with good housc--Price slOo ns
-
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1854-12-28
A New Supply Of

A New Supply OF
Fanny Ferns New Book. Ruth Hall,
Ray,lrd Taylor's Land of The saraeens,
Rarnum's Autobiography,
Parton's I.ifa Of Horace Greedy,
lAay May and the Newsboy.
ALSO
last Reed Campbelism Examined.
BIZ Rev J. Il. Jeter Of Richmond. Va,
Savings and Doings by Mrs SigourneH.
Ace o. No. lie Claire CLOCK.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1854-12-28

No 3c--A Beautiful farm Of leo acres, mI-c, hal
Rock Isinnd; lies very handsomely so acre. in,raxs
with good.dwciiings and springsPrice Ok So 90
per acre
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1854-12-28

No IA valuable Lot containing six acre, an a.
Mississippi River opposite Moline; grea, barvs In '
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1854-12-28
CANNON a. SMALL

IT AVEthi day formed partnership for the pul,
pose OF carrying tho general Luinter ~.
Planning business, aud respectfully inform the Peu.s
tina they have received their Machines, and on 'ho
opening Of navigation will be preparedfo NJ oIuo,N
OH the shortest notice, and solicit share OF Rn.,
age. J. M CANNos'
, Dec. o. Is54-d wifi WE. SA ALL.
hiteheli's Primary Geography,
- Intermediate do
9. School and Atlas do,
IS Ancient do
Smiths New Geography
Goodrichs do
Oiney's do
For sale nj
No. : lie Claire Block,
Dec. -fs ls54 BY w. II. HOLMES " CO.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1854-12-28
Bosros, Dec. 20.

BosTok, Dec. %.
Private letters by the America announce
the death of Rev. Joseph GODDARD at Wing
20. China.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1854-12-28

No aD--Weil improved farm 0 acres; 50 In cuIv.
tiou;g rod ntins dwelling and out bmldi. Pc ia,
orchard Of go9d fruit, many yzretii $; s,oct -,
abuudanE lies miles west Of cty--Price Sos w..
~
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1854-12-28

THE subscriber is in the daily receipt o Fresh Oy.
tsrs. which he will sell by the Can nj wholesale
retail, at the Western Stage Office, under lie Claire
House. X. LOUysBURY.
Davenport. Dec o3i, 1854 -d-lnN
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1854-12-28

BOARDING,

OK day hoarders and four weekly boarders, ran :
- and accomm odations at Mrs NJ. =. Pettons. or e
south side of East Third street IN double house e
sui Davenport Dee IS isa STD
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1854-12-28
1lstp Aetartis
Harper for January

Harper for January.
Also, Putnams, Godes'A Graham's, Frank Leslie
&C., al
THE IOWA BOOK ROOMS.
ELI ADAMS, Agent.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1854-12-28

Chistanas r New Years.!
,,HosK people ~hoare making purchases for y, ne
Hoduis would do we'll 10 call anu sAam ra W.
large and tomplcts assortment Of Rich ahd Eie$tu'
goods, now openinr ut the Estabiishmsnt Of q .
Webb 4 Co., whore they will ma
Rich Vases, Card Baskets,
!. Caudlestioks, Ink-stands
!" Motto Cups and eaucsrs,
I" Te to Tete Sets,
And toys ingreat variety.
Children's Toy Tea Sotts;
M, M. I lin rs wEBB& co.'s
No. lie Claire Row
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1854-12-28
One of the Best

One of the Best
VSARMs in Scot, County, containing zoe aeress all
Il under fence ITO acres in cultivation, 30 acres tim
her. new and complete set OF baildin.s which cost
SoeOo Situated 81 miles west of Davenport. Price
SIS 90 COO half down, balance N one year for sale
by tfES tohbiN'
Dec 9Th Ie5i
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1854-12-28
A CARD.

THE undersigned will be absent from the city for
two three months, but will return In time for
the term OF the District Court for Scott and adj
joining counties.
T. Close q Henry Crompton are my authorized
Agents during my absence.
Dee 10, 1854 L. r. PARKER.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1854-12-28

No es--Farm finely improved, ofl55 AGREE. ,,,.-
below The cys near the towa Of BuTsio; large a,nn
Of good timber; large frame building bara aud .tsa
Price IS 600 ''f
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1854-12-28

yo2.--The Knight Farm Of 1850 acres; .I,u,,oa
the buns mites W Of city; has 10 ercs of coed on
with other improvements; cost $s5u0 verr ds, ana
far.n--prco $1,000 y a'
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1854-12-28
Davenport. Dec IA, Issi d&wtf.

THE undersigned most respectfully returns ne
i thanks I" the citizens OF Darexport and tAe Pss-
lie generally for their very liberal patronage during
the past season--and fndinR the demand OF his Gus
toners greater than he could supply. be has oeeh 10,
duced AT large cot 30 enlarge his MILL ana pus "a
an entire Engine and Machinery 50 as 10 be en-
a6led 10 furnish much larger Guantit. hereafter,
In addition To which am about 70 erect q flahlhk
Mill in come eton with the Saw Mill: and have sus
ceedcd IN connecting " iii myself Mr. W. r. SMALL,
who will have entire management Of the Flaming h,.'
ana devote his whole attention H. from his long ca.
p.tiene. in this branch OF ths business-he cahho'
fail TO give satisfaction bong FULLY prepared on
the opening OF navigation 10 I'LL all orders IN my l,n'
wiil be pleased to receive share OF pnbiic iav"''
J. NJ. CANNON
Dec II. lP5i-dw. II
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1854-12-28
Wedding Envelopes,
FOB SALE
FAMILY GROCERY.

THE subscriber has opened stock of Groceries in
j his house on Perry between Second and fhird
which he will warrant to be OF the yer, best quality
aud which re will sell low can be purchased
elsewhere.
CIGA AIRS
choice lot OF Cigars just received and for sale low
a. wholesale retail.
{. NJ. PECK.
Davenport, Dec ed, is5i-df