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, 1855-03-17
The CamcIin America.

This patient. docile and enduring beast
of burden, will not long be an object Of
curiosity in the HippopromeS and Manag.
cries, which wander over few rontes in
the heart OF this continent Of North Ameri-
Ga. In n few MONTHS Franconi will no
longer fud that his camels attract ga
ping audience; and Barnum must hereafter
rely upon his greater and lesser animals,
his elephants and Tom Thumbs.
An enterprising company is about to
introduce the camel into this country as a
beast Of burden. There are great portions
Of our possessions, it is believed, which can
only be made the highways Of commerce
between rich and fruitful regions of our
country, and between the eastern and wes-
tern oceans, by means Of this hardy, long.
lived, and enduring animal. The powers
which enable him TO toll over the arid
wastes Of the African deserts, and to con-
vey safely over those drcary and barren
regions, the pilgrim to Mecca. and the
merchant to Moussoul-ihat formation Of
nature which qualities him for the transit
Of passengers, the carrying of the products
Of industry, or the implements of war upon
TIE burning plains, beyond the Ganges and
the Indies-admira adapts him for the
carrying trade Of that vast region which
lies between the Mississippi river and the
Pacific, to the west; and down 10 the mouth
Of the Rio Grande, and upward to the
Gulf Of California.
The camel carries burdens of from 500
TO | 800 pounds, through regions which no
other animal can safely traverse Thus bur
dcned, and at rate Of from 25 to 40 miles
per day, he crosses the dreary wastes in
the heart of the desert where neither food
nor water can be procured for many sue
cessive days. He subsists with ease upon
the Stinted vegetation from which the
horse, the mule, and the OK, turn with dis
gust. He can abstain from water, after
having taken in Il supply, for a period Of
six or seven days and the brackSh pools
Of which no other animal will drink, salts
flea the thirst Of the ship Of the desert.
Among the varieties Of the camel, there
are some whose speed is equal to that of Il
feet horse and whose enduring qualities
enable them to make journey of 200
miles in one day. The introduction of the
camel by the American company, will.
without doubt, be speedily followed by the
purchase of some by our enterprising farm
ers. with which to propagate the breed and
supply the demand, which will arise for
them from the traders of the southwest.
Kentucky will be quite likely to enter
largely into the raising Of camels, and
Ohio, it is apprehended, viii not be far
behind Il Ohio Stafesmaa.
, 1855-03-17

A HARD Hlr.-Thc Cincinnati Gaezste,
referring to the fact that several panpers
from Europe had been shipped back By The
authorities of Boston, says: -
We may not object to paupers being sent
back to the place from whence they came,
only it strikes US that city which permits
police court to send back white men and
women three thousand miles across the
ocean, because they are poor, ought not 70
make so much fuss about commissioner
sending a negrOc back to Virginia. because
he is q slave. That's all. ~ -.
, 1855-03-17
The Galapagos Islands. SC.

S~e'
B6J- The San Francisco HeraLFs Wash
ineton CORRESPONDENT. in n recent letter ppb
Iisbod in tbot ronorsars.
-''',. ~ ''' 'pN'
The statement that treaty has beer
made Tor the purchase OF the Galapagos
lnlandS. is believed by the President and
his Cabinet 10 be without foundation. No
authority for the negotiation of such trea'
ly mas been given TO Phllo White, our rep
reSentatlve at Ecuador. The idea OF our
paying three million dollars for the islands
IS considered simply Ridiculous, The Pres
iqent VIII reject such a Convention, if it
Snall pe sent home Tor consideration
Even aunlttlnS inc existence oi large Gu'
a"o uePosltS tnere' whIch Is doubtful, 1t Is
,ne oPlhlon ol those who are acquainted
WIN Tue ihnuehce oil the elements upon such
deposits. tnat IN consequence OF the rains
wl,n %lllch the galapagos Islands are VIsl-
Ieu, Tue uuano there must be of very lnte-
r'or quai"y'
some months ago informed you that
nsgoIia'lohS were intended TO oe opened by
Mr. Murcy, lot 'he Purinase OF BIRD Is
cred to contain valuable deposit of excel.
lent Guano. Upon investigation it turned
out that Bird Island belonged to nobody ;
SO, instead OF attempting to negotiate for
It's purchase, the hint was given TO some
New England merchants, who sent out to
the Island forthwith, run fence around
the precious pile and commenced digging
and carrying it away. AS soon as the
English become aware of this movement,
her Government discovered that at some
time or other in the history Of the world,
an Englishman bad looked at Bird Island
through a telescope, and upon that ground,
Great Britain claimed title, and sent a
strong protest to our government against
these trespasses upon the Island by Amer
lean citizens In reply she was informed
that We could not discover foundation for
her assumed title, and so the matter
stands, while, meantime, we are taking the
Guano as fast as ships can carry it. If
Great Britain should interfere with our
Guano Diggers our Government will pro-
tect them; and thus case will be made
upon which to try the title.
, 1855-03-17

ADVERTISING IN TaE WEEKLY TRiBuxr.-
A business firm in Bourbon county, Ky,
whose attention has been attracted by
recent long, advertisement in the Weekly
Tribune, wrote 10 inquire whether in such
cases we make any deduction from our
usual rate Of 6fty cents q line. We answer
for their information and that OF Others
who may wish to make similar inquiries,
that we do not. The advertisement refer
red to, cost the advertiser the round sum
Of 1851 for single insertion in our weekly
paper alone, the largest sum, wo venture
10 say, ever paid 10 this country for one ipr
sertion Of an advertisement. And yet the
advertiser may we'll consider it the hast in.
vestment be ever made fOrthe purpose of
giving publicity TO his busioesS=M "
Tribune Do
, 1855-03-17

A HEROIC DEATH One incident connec-
ted with the sinking of the steamer Arctic,
is worthy of an enduring record. The
young son Of E. X. Collins, the principal
owrT OF the ship, was on board, and n life
IrOsCrycr was offered TO him. He refused
it, and sent it to the ladies. He went down
With The ship. His mother and sister per-
ished with him.
, 1855-03-17

John Taylor, one of the Twelve Apostles
of the Mormon Church, was in st. Louis a
few days ago, on his way to New York,
where he proposes the establishment of u
weekly journal, to be called The Mormon.
The st. Louis Republican says:
He is just from Salt Lake City, and is
deputied to this work by the Presidency.
Unlike most other papers published by this
sect, which are mainly devoted to religions
topics, The Mormon is to be newspaper,
and to be circulated not only in the United
States, but England, Scotland, Ireland and
Wales, the Isles of Man and Jersey, as we'll
as in France and Germany.
, 1855-03-17

SESsIBLE-The first and mostinports nc
female quality is sweetness Of temper.
Heaven did not give to the female sex in
sinuation and persuasion in order to be
surly; it did not make them weak in order
to be impericus it did not give them q
sweet voice in order to be employed in
scolding; nor did it provide them with del
icate features in order to be dis6gured With
anger. s.s' y. -
, 1855-03-17

The foll1wing gentlemen are authorized to receive
sub3cn ptiona for the PTOSELR AND DEMOcRAT
L. FISHER. Merchants Exchdffge Building, Sac
rAmentD st., San Francisco.
J. D. BtLEs. Vancouver;
?. A. CHENowErH. Cascade
DR. PA6Err. Covl'tz Landing
l.. D. DcR3IS, Grand Monnd
J1HN R. JACKSON, Jack'on's Prairie;
W.T.. SIYwIRp. Port Lud,w.
Geo. NAG1s, Shoalwater Bay;
Nr. e. AruNsON, Victoria, Vaacouyer's Island
A. B2NroS NOSES, Steilac0om
RoB9Rr THOMPSON, Portland Oregon
L. p. HAsrIN1s, Port -Townscnd
RH. LAsDALE, Penn's Cove. whdby's Island:
, 1855-03-17

Pr one year when sent by mail or taken at the
ONCE 500; frr months $500 Single copies. 25 cts.
NJ paper will be Discontinued unless at the option
Of tae propnet1rs, until all arrearages paid.
, 1855-03-17
RATES OF AOVERTIsING.

II VT = VF MT ENTTSINNss
For one square III lines or lesl three inse1i1n s..
For every additional insertion, ............. 81.
liberal deduction made to yearly advertisers.
The number Of insertions ist be distinctly marked
on the gin NJ advertisements sent rs or they will
be continued till forbillen and charged accordingly.
, 1855-03-17

Runaway wives, 1882
Runaway husbands, l,84s
Married persons legally divorced, Ais
Living in private misunderstanding, 1929
Mutually Indifferent, 55,340
Regarded as happy, 1853
Nearly happy, 81
Perfectly happy, l3
, 1855-03-17

HAIRY MARRrAeEs.--We clip the follow
ing official table from an English paper,
giving a view Of the conuubial bliss in the
city Of London Z
, 1855-03-17

AN ACT entitled "an act relating to the contraction
and maintaining Of roads," passed April 10th
1854.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-03-13
Fall Il Winter Clothing
AT JOHN JORDAN'S
lnMA CLOTHING sluRE

ION CLOTHING slohE.
LARGE and varied ,ssortnenl Of Nfen.s ;iGd
tAkso5 - tScad, made Clothing, embrar
ing all Tie different aud approved So les, ana made b,
good workluen ont al tha best mateflai
Fine. mediGA and common. Union, Beaver, Felt
Pilot PctatShau and Flushing. banghps, sacks uid
Patelut ,Ypr5o.ts, 1lotlt. nre-s and truea tous 81
various ootors aad aa tiles. Citt, Cashmere, Sattt
mel, Velyat aud Tweed P.mtaioVns Silk. SATIN, Va
leala. ~wAnsdoNp, paiNct. Plush. Gluth. Cassiers.
Satiuet, noub g aad siugie breasted Vests. Monkey
Jackets. Drawers Uudefshirts Hosiery. sasprhdrfs.
Glos es Cr.v4ts, Haadk arenefS shirt toafs atotks,
Ties. Starfs Winchester ana SCOTS appfct ed Patent
Shoulder sea "a SHIRTS Umbrellas sadail article snsttas-
IL kept In :eltiemaD's furnishing stores, including
Kobcs d. CRanhrc aud Revere Vests and aFereo1t-
Also, spsenitd assorimetta ~ uncut Cloths, Carsi
uefrs and Nastiags ai 81 wbirh vi be made mp 10
order ~ this best uaHner. viii rrams thess ~ accom-
uotatirg friees, aud 10y competent Workmen. This
establishment ism tte monthly receipt afthe latest
Fashions 10 thai order, Hirastcd TO them may be re.
edupen being ia the latest style ~ those who de-
sirp a. All manner OF plain work aud work at gen
tee Br1iam, promptly attended TO ~ heretofore.
HATS ofa rev sgki together with IL 81 the com
mos. Kinds constantly on hand.
Grateful rps~t patronage. the subserihcrtohbd
~ hopes 70 merit continuance ofthesgf'e
JOHN JORDAN.
Merchant Talora and Clother, on Font street, oppo
site thr steam NFis.
davenport Oct. 81 ISL 3wtri&su.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-03-13
nAvEypoRr MUSIC STORE.

,glSpALL \ HIGGINS have tu.l opened as,e
assortment of Gaitars, Victims. EaaJoSs, ia'ho'
.,ra, Sr' &c Atsa every kind of Music Books n,
in nae which they will sell worry cheap for Cash NJ
: L. Itaire Row. be1 ID, COS
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-03-13
A CARD,
LADY's COLLEGE.

IN presenting this notice TO the pubic the subser
Der wishes to,nform them that his school viii be
openea for The reception of students on "Wednesday
the cd OF May neat. He proposes to give classical
euention all who may wish to favor him with their
patronage and confidence. Tie also viii add y Nor.
,pui departme to qualify soui,g ladies Ter teaching
M the various grldes OF schools IN our e"untr. roH
the College wa 10 the common District sehsoi In
the pr mar. department he VIII admit a,i VINO are de.
.r ,us efetj Wing MS beHehts,
The course vi instruction. Will sethorongh and com
plrt. aud 1T Iha yer, discriminating aud
select avoiding everything Of an cntirci. use css
chafactr rand snps.itnns those branches whose ten
denc. sto give slgor aud elasticity 10 Tue soathiei
ma manner Of tenehing will be the most aFprored
ma ipqpreesd snoMuin aurcounirs or Europe giving
IND pnp the fail OF ser subject, ~h,ie
it is presented b! the teaehern style ehares hs"
and fascinating
HI. arsl aim will be to secure 10 his pupils hrs III
and a vigorous constitutions @ithou, which all hts Ell
forts would he useless
Secondly. 10 establish decided and correct moral
rs n ba ia OF MI hi. hopes, without which
40 supersruetare stand The test OF future trials
and future hopes
pdnat that Kind Of practical trslns her natural gis
and fnture prospects shall Indicate.
And fourthlN, 10 train the ain 10 Prarecai tr"S'
lions aud u-efai deductions froui every da! sopseI
sation.
And lastly, to iufase spirit Of practical Christian
henuyoieute into the mind OF ever. one hescNer
Young. ~ i lovely and instructive principle from
witch shall how - fr m pure aud clear loanta'h
un versa laNv 20 alt.
scale adapted fil carry cut the above rogfaihs
10 and spirit in all their variety and eSteht
thc building, Wsieh Is new aur e"n,modi"ns' VII
bc prepared to mas all Its inmates cnniorthe ana
hapls u stands upon einihenec u ea>, ascent at
| suTlnOnHtcd ~ promenade from which scene u
presentrAt - ve~ nneqnail.d m our country Tor rieh
ness. heauts of grandeur.
Its located ia Of tn most hea Thy aud saiahri
Gus towns in the Unitef States. whose advantages %
cation o. to approach are al that eoald be asked o.
4 sired and ia business advantages second 10 hoht
Fl the Ml.sissippi v8leS. NV arrangements mn
teachers such that all vi b0indisiddaity watched
and cared for.
Ihosr wishing further information can address Inc
PROPRIETOR nj Davenport. Iowa, sho viii b" harpt al
all ,imcsta give all requiredaorm 1uon clfeatH'
and further notice will be given IN due time.
4 II. CopnfNI,
proprietar aud Superintendent,
Mn. r II Comma, p,t,.i,.l.
MIS-, NJ A.. GnppiNG.
nageRpc #, lows, dee. -, 1851 t&NU.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-03-13
TOWN CT BLUE GRASS.

THIS t5Nr Is situated OF a beautiful undulauhg
| urairi. 10 uiies fron Davenport aba ic mites
from ise.tiae h The State road, miles from
the Mis-. isspl and ssoEri Railroad ana males from
gae river iii yeTg healthy; with population OF on
nuhdred no: case of sickness having occurred TINS
summer II ii within a haiti mile If timber and ih
same distance 81 the bosi coal banks III the country
Tits ei wEtertd both with ipr'ngs aha wells
Bine Grass a contains ne store. iih sIte op-n
ing foraaerher, black shiit shop Wsgon shop cabhr
shop. etc. Three buiidiFksGre TOW Srih@coWFiated.
one of hitch. am Pie dimensions ana Intended tor r
tavern stand is Tor rent reasonable teTlus. Bfie
oE III. main travelled road aud the nearest rHh'r
house vi.as distant, very TAR lnduffslits are " =
presented 20 any wishing engage IN the brsi
ness 4 saw min is In operation 2. miles from TN
town ani ) grlsl mill is being erected al thc sam
place
Lots are now fer sale IN the above town on ven
rsa sntable TERMS and those wishing 20 build ard 10
cate there viii have such inducements pres LEeo ts
az are rarely offered. Good improved farms ran be
purchased 81 the vicinity ros SIS 70 $50 per acre
Stone coal kept constantly hard = M coal bank
JAS. j.. BUkASIIFS.
Pine {, rass Oct Ttl9, lSS4-wtrwtf
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-03-13
The Eallelujah,
GROCERY AND PROVISION STORE

TINE bscrber having purchased The establishment
owned by Mr.. ). Lyter, al the corner OF aha
arsttiv IS. II keep constantly on hand iarge ana
general assortment % GROCERIES AND PkoEls-
IONS embracing everything in the line, which Ef
wil warrant Of the pGrest and best quatIiy and WA
scil as low - they Can be purchased II the market
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-03-13
BOOK BIEDERY,
Blank Book aaa Paper Box Manu- 'sctory.

No ( COMMERCIAL BUILDING.
w MULLER. Book Binder iu davenport, begs
" lcaye 10 inform tbe citizens of Davenport, Rock
isl MI. aOHe and vicinity that be has rsceS ed ru-
ag Machine and J.. prepared 10 do ala the work
10 tds line Paper Railing aud aux book Mauufac-
inriug. Also all sorts pl hiHdsg: manu- clurcs an
Of Paper BoNes, Frames and Narnise. Maps aud
Pictures, sc. lie slso does Paper Hanging al the
low est prices.
BLANK Books foreonaralu se, band, Hat and Pamph-
iut Boxes constantly on hand.
May ~, issti-r III ". MULLER.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-03-13
OYSTERS.

SIbsc-ibar i keent FOR Pearee'- o. sters- VII rh
Ae vii! ~yp,y to The ,rads Wholesale 20 custom
DAVID MILLER,
I,,.ycIitr,-t SEPT gfst, la54-wtfwG.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-03-13
HOUSE, SIGN AND ORNAMENTAL PAINT.
ING, PAPER HANGING, etc.


JAMES UUA.tIL g JOHN ". UINN,
HAVING associated Iheus.ls -
.-ss- tus ther iof TIE purpose ot carry
~ iIrs az the business al II t>E,
SIGN DINA AENTAE PAINT
}N6. PAPER HANGING, and GLAZING. WRITTEN
AZ aud NALL CaLOElNG. pu Pcsfl street., brt~ erE
W ol.ll - Streets
NrH!a most rrsInrtr III auioBHce 70 n W. friends,
aHj the public generally. tina; ties prepared
acute Patri}4 e.lhsf lead 2bc. ut t lowest pos
sibtc icrs and ia very best ssie- ih,1r lpn2 rX-
ariguee u The above Business them
.Urn their patrons fai satisfaction ans work that
tuay be entrusted L. Them.
Partel lJrattrttt. given - estimating shy TUh
Hc private Building Persons wishing aly of She
4hoy. work d0re. would do he give IL cli be-
for letting ll,r work Thew are also prepared Ia
rrntc tanners. Landscapes Masonic nd Odd FNlicw>
Aprons Decorating ana Gliding ~ a superior sfy aud
o. the most reasonable terms. Paints 1t all rClors
prepared aud ready ot Glass ot all sizes. paii!
& -. Tor safe
jane 20. it5i pONNfLi 4 DUNN.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-03-13
Great Bargains.

NOR Sale few TOO acre tracts n nniWpr3Yed Nahd
L ii c4tnfnu c unity. Prizes ~ per rJFc--terni,
lG, n bal tHrc 10 10 years with ~ per een' inter
est payable aEnuaii!. INNS.
Jan ~. ~ WHITE 'oFR'.'.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-03-13
B. & W. KELLY,
* FETAL GHOCEHs
ND DratrEs ~
IBry Goods. Qacrusware, Hardware,
ssoots and shoes. Hats and Caps 30:

Roots ana ~hDes. ffhts ~
YtUGETaEk v in q .hoa-snd different articles too
/ nGAlt rues to niettoU+
Ne haze az nand aid n ~ be constantly receiving
large ass rts3eIt ~ iie EtnS line ob the opening Of
riAg oar large stock al Groceries We Particular
Is reeuIuuteH,i; afitA VII hs sold a. lhe Love
WhAl saIe - Retail Market Prices
"a l,a-she.J \ q SHgar: ~ boxes soap,
"a bot. rf,s,sl Il tlsr sugar BaiE Rope. sizes;
3 ..1b- 4s-artaA Coffee; tamrltHt nHd sflrtt 6ss:
IS 3usael, dried Nppies; Glass % all stkes;
3, bashri- Paired Peaches Basket III variety;
Itu bhls bbis y Cash Tar rt'ct ahd ito,iu;
y or cans rar hunst 1'aislts Gnrrunfs. Tee abd
and ~ fua n alas.es: spices III yartrtA:
4 f,.ts ,tu L. stlie Strut: Fatx. DRY Urd GruuHd:
~ chests and . cH, sts E"i"f hhd Pihe hufn.'
II, .a, I'm .,r44 and tug- " ash Tubs Apd burk et,;
f.h T..r.. u3.--Iara. LEEstras lail-
H. /, .li.sa escorted Teas for rets. perm a.d bio
f4p4tiN H.. iltsh -ohs'
% hlf bbs white ash amt tarFe assortment ~
Lake Trout: 4se'Ts~afe;
8 t5t,k4s isriuue God Fish; 2tU hhl- Lake Sa I:
"a X rs Nails a.. rt..l; + ; SACKS I'D Alum salt;
so boxers tried HerrpE, OYSTERS AID Sartthcs;
50 do tssi Erupms; 4 large assortment 81 10
50 axes Mould Candies; bacros direct from the
10 boxes star Candies; Manufacturers
Corner OF Front 81 and Ferry Landing
Also, wholesale nral-rs in Wine. Brandy aouon
..sl,ala and common Nhiskry.
Jatt Il, i~SJ
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-03-13
Groceries. Salt, crockery, Hardware,
BREAD, CAKES & CRACKERS

BREAD, CAKES CRACKERS
Wholesale & Retail,
HEsubssribcr has ing purchased ono ofNcCollnmI
1 celebrated Cracker sfaeAiass, he Is prepared 10
faersh his customers and all others with Butter *oda
Sll,ar r. Boston. pS ster and Picnic rackars Pilot
bread Cakes Rp-k au.i Loaf Bread. nj wholesale or
retail The above riieis will bee sold cheap can
he bought IN this part OF the country.
Baker, on Front. between Rock island aBd Ferry
streets abov. the steam mills. Allorders tron the
euuntr, prompt. attended, TO.
Dayenr II May 10th, ts54-wtrw.n
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-03-13
F.hIsRED BRASS WORK.
STEAM BOILERS
sTEAM INnIeAToRs s wArLR GUAoEs
ALFRED J jANSON,
Proprietor OF LAe
gAPIps HILLS, IL CLkIBY,

WILL keep roL stan.ts hand ad Tor - Ia large
w s.sortment of fUsM Der, iatbs A. Shin
giles af every variety ~ size for bpi ding purposes
=. $50 hart God for cabinet wo rk and ulschiner,
fej,e nj N head ~ the rapids he can obtain select
ed iass Of hesi quality ann In unlimited quantity so
"a 10 keen the Miits RAINING every week 10 the wear
ard r. can therefore be iiled slor, Hpsce AZ al
timc.
Lowest eafA price.
Feb. = 1855 at
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-03-13
NEW
NEW
CHOICE FAMILY GROCERY STORE.
AM opening an catirei. ne1 stock Of
TEAS,
WEST sNNIA GOODS,
G.ssbst sssslEsS IND
skgE.


amo < which ere the ipl flowing:
VERY superior Y Hysan Tee. choice d. fir do,
Vary choiee, fragrah, Ganpowder DO, extra 0aoHg 80
Cool do do Old GOV. Java Coffee, common Do hto DO
Poiiiu'1 prep'd Cocoa, Crash'd Sugar. Pulf'd Do,
White. Goffsl 10, Brown do, Golden syrup, Sagsr
House do, n. d ioiasses, various qualities Tobacco
from eboieestto cheap price Pare sa erans, Soda g
IaftsE Natlat-.s, Mace, Cloves Whole and Grind ttn-
Hanion, A.picr and Pepper. Ginger. Piykles n gats
and hf-gais., Pepper>ancc. IumHtp kctehuP. CIDER
Vinegar. Mustard, New Rice. Table and Dairy salt
Ctrno, Cgrrarts, View Layer Kaisins. Good old d.
seelless do. 20. Maresroni. Necmacc II. Ord
psatues Pared. 10 impaired. Piuk e. Trout Nhtta
Fish n skare} Sme4 "A erring, Cod Fish, Soap,
araus kin.ls Star Candies Preside. W =. Whale
oil, Lard do, indigo Fig Bine. Alum, starch. Peire
CopperIs soft shsl!td Aln 1Uds Pecan Nuts, Brazil
To- Filhsrt< Bed Cords Clothes Hines. hr nms Aois
Clothes Baskets, Wash Tuba, Zine Nashhuards, and
2 hoop Pals, Crush Brocms. Flour Buekcts. spice
8aN.s, Ne, SO, ali selected eNpressi! for Faaattf
Cfs.
An Goods warranted a. recommended.
tt the BGek Store, cor Main and Front streets.
store recently occupied E! aeMspu. y Shclhard y
e NJ. HAYNES.
Davenport. pee II, lex. Ia VII
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-03-13
GROCERIES.

TIE subscribers are III receipt ct . fresh .,,t /,
ta4s, Spices, Pirkles, Rai.n- Eggs, prnnt. I.
ron, Nsykerei !, De, direct from Ntw Yors s,I y.
'sISiH" of VI NAlZElLG RgO
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-03-13
DRY Goops, GROCERIES, BOOTS SHOES

;'TfE -nbscriber has rsceerd 'ayr addition to kis
stock 81 Goods in I'D the d,fFarert departments na-
fiug IL .. lsuaa the attractive assortment To be-
found in lhis region OF cCuutrt.
You will frd almost ans titng you y ~ tn the DRY
GoEliS line. whether apir nr fanCy, snt the saino
Clothing. Bonncts, Has. Caps. Boots ana Shoes
~ HARDWARE tie H<sortneGtis larger than On!
other mol exclusively such.
Hy GROJERY departments not cNcciled by many
that Keep nothing else.
LOOKING Gil SsES. cRoChERY and CLASS
WARE. good assortment
He f. ahl. to hll orders Tor most pf the Moline manu-
f4cta red arclesou shoe notice Al exam nntinn viii
prove his stock to be more various hgn IS often con-
lived II.
ileisnotto be undorsoId for ready pay whethereash
produce.
n r. Chain Pprnps a usual ~ abundance n Whole
sale ,f1 rafalf WA. \. AOURSE.
Moline. Ilnr 9th, 1854
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-03-13
COOK STOVES
c0PFERsMITHING.

. H. kinds e Copper. Sheet ZION and Tn No'S
Z. done with prnuptnrs~ and dispatch.
Orders -. prttfuliN sOtis itra.
Brady street bet 2rd & Sd. II. e. RiOhHhN'
UayruParI nrr - 1854.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-03-13
One Of the Best

,,spNS il s.au County. coutaiBing SEQ ucress at
l. under fence i4a rcrcs ia cultivation ~ aer's iilh-
har new and eompletr sci Of tti,liinrs which Coz
s2pCn sEt3ateJ :! mites west i Davenport, FrS'
=; $50 l,!f a,,, n balance in opp wear. Fer sale
n, NHlIEN CoRBlN.
nee. ssth. 1851